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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-09-26
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pfIihtigen alter in Rem Dort, iomte
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gelangt, melme-mie pom Nem gorf
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DefturSu,g unter ben Mitelienern
bes Gr5iebunas. States b%er0urriefen.
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tend, ndmtih bon 30 BrD5ent aqer
@eburten auf 10 Bro5ent, mas allem
Nnlhein nab ber ftrifteren Durhs
fibrung oer fanitdtspoliaeilid)en
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Eatfahe abaubelfen, niroe eeniB
bic iest 10 laute DppoiitiDn gegen
Die S%mmiaratiDl 10 gut wie perftum.
men.
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-09-26

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mogIid gehalten bat. Grau Srenael
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he8 Sur Hettun9 Der benz 9eufel uer.
falleuen Seeleu. Da oieie Sadie
aber immerbin bier auf Groen nit
gntoiten uerbunoen tpdre, 10 miiBten
fe wbdentlid 10 8feunia als Deis
trag aablen, mas audi oeidab uno
aur Verurteilung oes Grenasl ueoen
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nift genHg, Der Teufef mii6te brett
beitoneu meroen. INN bic Geelen
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@elo founte freili9 niGt pura
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ben. neil bic @l6ubiger inon uber
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muBteu nit ibr Stat urn bic Bier.
tel" ipielen uno ben @epinn in bes
Tenfels Safe aablen. Sc funute
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i'm SnterefIe Der Geefenrettuna ae.
moeelt babe uoer nidt. fonitatirt
wuroe nur, oaB tie unoeriddmt oft
bic bier @enael bate uno bergleihen.
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Sprahe. Die man niht fir moelih
gebalten bdtte.
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belt oes oirett oon Wien aefommee
men 3aiiers Die gntbuqung oes uon
Der Br0oina Meitpreusen erriGteteu
9eufmats fir 9aiisr @ilbefm I. am
Sobenture fat.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-09-26
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Berbeiierung Der 0ai1ermerte, Der
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rer 9in9e aufnebmen iou. Sir Die
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bend aus 1900 Riften, lit nit BEN
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Nproen abgegan9en. Die Srongen
famen aus WlDnatee @ountg, inblib
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ten O,fan Dol, ben BGumen geIhut=
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men Brei8 bon $25. 900 ausgefeBt,
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mlnnen, 10 oas fih Der Grpnrt bie-
les RroDufts l0bnt.
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brannte oas 9otel Brunsmid nieoer,
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lebt murben.
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potaten @udreu in Sadipn, gum
gooe uerurteilt uno Der germin Der
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Seinber feitQeiebt.
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ben 8eriud aemaht batte, cine meiBe
5rau 81 pergemaltIaen. I'm 9efdne.
niiIe gelpndt. Der Sheriff. Der ben
@efangenen 81 berteioieen Iuhte,
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Oerbaftete nadber orei berielben.
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bebauptet, er bobe nit Der aelbbran<
men S@6nheit nur cine Der in ienen
eEetiiben @egenoen ubfihen n8eits
eben1 eeidloiYen gebabt.
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% III mshr Ratarrl IN bteier Gsssgr bes Sannss
bio N nf letten Sabre gait tr ale unbeilbar.
Hiels Sabre lang ertI6rtsn 0ottcrsn i'm fur cine Toe
tale 9ranfbstt un0 t4rieben loials Sgilmittei Dor,
unn cn h ibH nit drotli&a 1ehaRolnne ~befdroia
ni@t tayiTien, srildrt.n ne i'm fur nnhsilbar. Sic
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men. Sis iuire birch gut pas Blu pne Die f9les
pert Solars tEy jeDeu fan, beR fs III iurtren psrs
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81 ysrtluft bon oDen &polhatsrn, Is Cents.
2 8amtitsu . Rtleu fnb bic beHeu.
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Num Geiterreid wira fiG an
Der Weltousitelung in ct. Qouis
b~eteiliasn. SIT bic Deteiliaung. audi
erft fpdt befhloffen mrroeu, uuo lit
Die fnr Sefterreih'a Bertretung Be.
wiQiate Summe aud nur uerbdlt.
'niBru6BiG beiheioer,, 10 miro ole
G~usftegune CefterreiGs bod cine
iebr aeoiegene fein, neil lie iih auf
einige ueniae 8randen beihranfen
miro. Sn eriter 4inte iou Doe otter,
reidtide unterriGtSs unb @iienba6us
meien sur DariteQung 9efaugeu.
Go teeroen pfaitiihe DarffeQ9ngen
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babne1 lber ben SemmerinQ, ben
Brenner uno Der Nrlberababn aus
eeiteQt meroeu.
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ten: Das 8meir1o Mennen nm bic
Weiiterfdaft Der Weft iioer einen
9urs Don fefsia Meileu uad 4eipsig
uuroe BON Robl eeponnen. mether
Die Diitan5 in 4 Stunbe, "a Wiup.
ten uuo % Sefunoen aurideeleot.
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Cine gerinee Grfdltung tam
einen beftigen 0uiten berporrufen.
6eile bic Grtdltune uno Der 6uften
miro aufb6rens Or. Guouit abnig's
9ambur9er 8ruittbee linoerty bic
Mel5ung unb BELT ben entalnoeten
6als.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-06-26
American Electrical Works Building
TreStIe From Its Dock.
Launches Transported Two Miles to Be
Put Into the Water.

church. Interment was at ST. Anne's
cemetery, Cranston.
ANOTHER JUNE WEDDING.
Albert Ellis Standsh. Jr, assistant
foreman OF the finishing department at
the Glenlyon Dye works. and Mary Eliz-
abeth Babcock of Providence were mar
rled In Providence yesterday afternoon.
The ceremony. which took place at the
residence OF Mrs Howard Campbell of 81
moore street, was performed by Rev.
John Pennington OF the Church OF EN-
manuel. Mr.. Standish is a descendant
IN direct line OF Miles Standish The
happy couple will reside at Phllipsdale.
WILL DEDICATE TONIGHT.
The mechanics. who for several months
nave been at work on the Second Bap-
list church. have completed their labors.
The magnificent new organ has been
placed In commission. and tonight the re-
modelled structure will be dedicated with
all due ceremony.
The program OF the exercises will be as
printed In The News earlier In the week.
number OF visiting clergymen will as
dered.
The graduating class at the high school
Will enjoy an excursion to Seaconnet
Thursday next.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-06-26
EDGEWOOD.

An indoor lawn party may sound like
a msapplied title hut that quite ac-
curately describes the very successful
event which the parish and society of the
Church OF the TRANSPORTATION held at
the residence of Mr.. William Wilson at
the corner of Grand avenue and Broad
street last night 1t was planned TO have
IL on the lawn IL the weather permitted,
but as arrangements could not be made
with the weather clerks the booths which
were erected on the lawn were simply
Illuminated and the dainties and the
fancy articles which were to have been
shown in them were shown on tables in
the house. which was kindly thrown open
by Mr.. Wilson.
The cellar of the house was decorated
with bunting. Chinese lanterns and big
rugs and made cosy and unique cafe
which was i'm charge Of Mrs Charles A.
Dunfeld. Mrs. Edgar Dexter. Mrs. Edwin
Hurd and Mrs. Charles Tnkham. The
cake table was in charge OF Mrs. George
Peckham and she was assisted by Mrs.
A. r. A Angel and Mrs. George Peck
ham, Jr.
An attractive display Of fancy articles
was sold by Mrs. f. Rich, Mrs Charles
Marsden, Mrs. X. l.. Meehan and Mrs.
L. l.. Fales, while Mrs. Charles Adams,
disposed Of number OF aprons.
Otner departments were In charge or
the following: Flowers, Mrs. w. F..
Whittle. Mrs. Walter Wood and Miss
Waterhouse; grabs, Mrs George J. Ar
mold and Mrs. George y. Arnold candy,
Mrs. j. Goodby. Mrs. George Pearce and
Mrs. George Porter; lemonade. Miss
Martha Wilson. Miss Schwanhauser and
Miss Irene Beaman.
An orchestra under the leadership OF
Harvey Flint rendered selections OF popu-
lar airs during the evening and the affair
was a pleasant as we'll as a highly sue
cessful one The committee was the ex-
ecutive board OF the society comprising
Mrs. Charles Brown. president Mrs.
Charles A. Denfcld. vice PRESIDENT Mrs.
Carl Tlnkham secretary, and -.rs Will
liam Whittle, treasurer.
The polling booth at the corner OF
Norwodo avenue and Broad street was
open last night and Town Clerk Water
man was on hand 10 receive names OF
those who desired 10 registtr. There was
n good number which turned out. show
ing that there had been considerable work
done in the way OF extending notice to
voters.
The wea ather did not bother the Edge
wood Yacht club members and their
friends. AS the dance Wednesday evening
was attended by a large and enthusiastic
party
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-06-26
PAWTUCKET.

Friends Of the graduating class OF the
high school were sumptuously entertained
at the hall in the high school building
last evening. The receiving party was
led by Principal r. s. Hosmer. Dancing
was enjoyed after 8 o'clock, TO the music
OF Browning's orchestra. The commit
tee in charge was Theresa Emma Cox,
chairman: Helen Alice Darling, Sadie
May Berry, William Russell Walker. I'd,
Jesse Mott Read John Greenleaf Keenan,,
Myrot Shirley Curtis.
The patronesses were: Mrs. j. 3. Berry,
Mrs. u. O. Black, Mrs. Z. NJ Cox. Mrs.
w. w. Curtis, Mrs. NJ. z. Darling, Mrs.
J. F Haberlin, Mrs II p Hervey, Mrs. e.
Read. Mrs. @. F. Tyrrell. Mrs. w. II,
Walker.
meeting held in Cottrell block elected the
Burke; vice president, James Harrop;
secretary. James Cliffe; treasurer. Frank
James Osborne.
Considerable other business was trans
acted and a check for 5000 was received
from the United Textile Workers of
America. Reports showed there was no
change in the strike situation at Manville
and Woonsocket
by Little Rhodly lodge. No. 3s4. n. E.
o. p, in the Spencer block last evening.
The initiatory degree and one applca- :
tion ii,G1, for membership was received The
land Grand Guide Sherwood.
There was a large attendance OF the
friends OF the public schools at
the graduation exercises OF the gram
mar schools held last evening in
Music hall. A very interesting program
had been arranged for the evening and
II was carried out with perfect success.
There will he registration rally held
under the auspices OF the Pothner Re-
publican club AT the Young Mems society
rooms on Woodbine street. Former
Mayor Tiepke will be among the speakers
Real estate conveyances-Pawtuc
Institution for Savings sold TO Mary A.
O'Donnell land. buildings and improve
ments on Mineral Spring avenue; CON
sderation. 800 Providence County Saw
ings bank sold TO George F. White. ct
al. land and improvements on Edwin
Darling plat. No. 8; consideration, $40.
Patrick and Mary A. O'DonneIl to Paw
tucket Institution for Savings. land,
buildings and improvements on Mineral
Spring avenue; amount. 5000 From
George +. White. ct al. TO Providence
County Savings bank. land and improve
ments on Edwin Darling plat, No. g.;
nors to Connecticut Loan and Realty
company. land. buildings and improve
ments on Pidge farm plat; amount, $1,000.
Release OF mortgage-From Michael j.
Connors to Cooperative Savings society
OF Connecticut; consideration, 81.
Writ Of attachments. William II.
johnson has attached the goods. chattels
and real estate OF the Union Baptist
church on Prospect street in the sum
Intentions OF marriage--Patrica James
Gibson and Bridget Ellen McCaughey;
William Avery Watson. Jr., and Lucy
Eta Price, all OF this city
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-06-26
CENTRAL FALLS,

The common council met in regular
monthly session last evening. President
Davenport was in the chair. An or
dinance appropriating $1,000 for the pre-
vention OF small pox was passed An
ordinance providing for the connecting
OF houses with sewers was adopted The
sum OF $50 was appropriated for the
milk inspectors department 1t vas voted
to pay n. NJ. Ashline 800 for a horse
injured by the fire department In re-
spending to an alarm last winter. Coun-
clmen Foster and Pigeon were appoint
ed on the Fourth OF July committee. BY
vote of five to four the council refused
to order an election to ill the vacancy
caused by the death OF Councilman
Howe.
The funerals OF Mrs. Lettie Wood OF
Saylesvlle and Mrs. Mary A. Walsh OF
Garfield street were solemnized yester-
day. The latter was buried at Valley
Falls
William Lull and Charles F. Flynn
were last night appointed permanent
members OF the fire department
The annual reception rendered by the
members OF the graduating class of the
high school which was held In Hutchin-
son hall last night was one OF the most
successful in thes chools history. The
patronesses were Mrs. Burnham, Mrs
Bray. Mrs. Carl.n. Mrs. Fish. Mrs.
Pearce, Mrs Fowler. Mrs Mowry
With program OF musical and liter
ary exercises that were most interesting
the closing exercises OF the Notre Dame
parochial school were held in the St
Josephs gymnasium last evening A
number of prizes were given deserving
pupils.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-06-26
THE NEWS OF THE STATE:
BRISTOL.
Cotton Shortage Causes Cur
taiIment at Output at Rubber
Works-Other Happenings.

The clothing department at the fac
tory OF the National India Rubber COM
pany Is TO reduce its output for few
days. This is not on account OF lack
OF orders, but on account OF the company
not being able TO obtain supply or
cotton duck sufficient TO keep the entire
department running full.
Not fov a number OF years have the
onion raisers been In such plight as at
present. Some onion fields are almost
destroyed by maggots. which cut the
stalk OFF close to the ground. Many
fields will have TO be ploughed up and
late crop planted instead.
IL has bee nsuggested that pile driver
commence driving piles at the foot OF
State street. or Thames street. and a
bridge swung across the street for pc
destrians who desire TO cross.
Potatoes have already become lux
ury. retailing at the price of 90 cents per
peck. actually worse than war prices. The
wholesalers are asking $3.50 per barrel,
and claim they will go TO IS by the nrst OF
the coming week.
veterinary. successfully operated on a
horses mouth yesterday for one OF the
owners OF public carriage at the depot.
The constant rains for the past three
weeks has caused farmers TO be unable TO
pick peas to any extent. and as soon as
fair weather commences the markets VIII
De nooueu, ana prices VIII pe IN dccoro-
ance.
The steam tug Whistler took away the
barge Hudson from here last night after
IL had finished discharging at Seth PAUL
companys' coal pocket.
Henry Burr visited town yesterday In
search OF rubber boot makers for the
Johnson Rubber works at Middletown.
Conn. assuring steady work for all who
would go.
AT no time for a number OF years has
the potato and corn crops looked as well
as they do at the present time at the
town farm.
Harlod Vanderbilt arrived here yester-
day afternoon and placed in commission
his sloop Trivia, that has been fitted out
for a week past. Young Mr.. Vanderbilt
has just begun his vacation and is to
cruise along the coast as far as Maine
this season.
Captain Isiah Crowley OF this town is
his skipper and was with him last sea-
son. They sailed from here yesterday.
A slight fire occurred in a chimney in
the Brownell building on Wednesday
evenings. and Assistant Engineer Coon
ey. who is always on the alert extin-
guished the flames without sending in an
alarm.
The open air concert on the common
last evening by the Warren National
band brought together quite a large
crowd. Notwithstanding the weather not
being really suitable for outside amuse-
ment. Speeches were made urging regis
tration during intervals OF the music.
Quite n number from here attended the
races Of the Yale and Harvard crews on
the Thames river yesterday.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-06-26
RIVERSIDE.
Remington Social Club Holds
Holds Lawn Party--St. Marks
Guild Enjoys Basket Social.

Notwithstanding the adverse weather
there was a fairy good attendance at the
lawn party given by the Remington So
cial club last night. The party was held
at the residence OF Mrs. LILLIAN Gordon
on Holly street All the various depart
ments were well patronized The grounds
were handsomely decorated.
A BASKET SOCIAL.
The members and friends OF st. Marks
guild enjoyed a basket social in the par
ish house last night. There was a good
attendance ad dancing was enjoyed until
a late hour
RELIEF CORPS MEETS.
Pythian hall last night. One new member
was voted I'm and the customary routine
business transacted. The corps will give
a variety supper on the evening OF July 8.
WILL ATTEND CHURCH.
The graduating class at the Turner ave-
nue. grammar school will attend divine
worship at st. Marks Sunday morning.
The pastor. Rev. Herbert A. Remick. will
preach a special sermon to the graduates.
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE NET.
Last evening the executive committee
Of the Riverside Improvement society
held its regular monthly meeting with
George II. Johnson on Willett avenue.
The usual business was transacted, after
which a collation. was served.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-06-26
TlVERTON.

At meeting Of the town council offi-
GERS were chosen as follows:
weighers OF meat cattle 10 he slaugh-
tered in town. Abner Coggeshall, Peleg
u. Humphrey. John Q. A. Brown ap-
James L. Negus, John T.. Manchester.
Isaac s. Borden. Charles II. Potter. How
ard r Tripp; auctioneers. Job Wordell.
John r. Hicks. Joshua r. Durfee. VIII
liam y. Andrews. Adoniram King. Ben
tamin G. Seabury. Henry Walker; com
mttee on Pocasset HiIi cemetery. Alfred
q. Springer. John r. Manchester. Henry
n. Gardner: commissioners OF wrecks. Jul
,9s rsttey pound pound kespers @G Johp e,rn. r. r.;
w. Albest Isaac r. Rounds, Joseph v.
Peckham; gauger.. Henry =; Gardner
Mrs. Thomas Harvey, Miss Susan g.
Hart. ali Of Fail river. were the guests
Thursday OF Mrs Frederic Grab OF Riv-
erside avenue.
Lucy Marguerite Church Ella Mabel
Brownei and Harold Stanford Bliss. from
Tiverton, were among the graduates OF
the B NJ e. Durfec Fall River high
school this morning.
In the common pleas division OF the
supreme cosiyt. Newport. Manuel Ramos
OF Tiverton -Four Corners. native OF
Portugal. was allowed 90 appear for nat
uralization, although II was some other
day he had been to appear He and the
ward J. Cory. were examined. There
was n mistake In the paper and the witt
nesses were not able to state the exact
age Of the applicant at the i,1,,o tine Of his
In the form allowed only 10 those under
IS years Of age, when arriving here the
court allowed the matter 20 stand over
The applicant may possibly have TO walt
Two wears before presenting his petition
Tor naturalization as there is no one who
can determine his exact age.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-06-26
PORTSMOUTH.

The last meeting OF the Oliphant club
for the season was held with Mrs. W.
y. Anthony on Park avenue. Interesting
exercises were held In the house. the
weather being too unfavorable for the
picnic which had been proposed.
Mrs. Robert Moore of Rochester, Mrs.
c. +. Hall and Miss Ida Rowland OF
Providence and Miss Weaver OF Boston
are at Willow Brook"
Miss Eta Sherman Is spending her
vacations with her parents Mr.. and Mrs.
Gardner T. Sherman OF Swansea.
Miss Laura Barton of Norton, Mass,
is the guest OF Mrs. William IL. Clifford
and Miss Susan Manchester.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-06-26
WARREN.

PRAYER meeting services were held az
the NJ T. and Baptist churches last
ght. respectively by Rev H. B. Cady
and Rev H. W. Watjen.
Mr.. Frank Currys new store and resi-
dencc at the corner Of Main and North
Water streets is completed and ready
for occupancy. Mr.. Curry will remove
his liquor store from Water street 10 Its
new abode.
The Warren National bani rendered
short concert on Bristol common last
night
The Warren baseball team. have
game scheduled with the Providence
Elmwoods on Fourth OF July, at the II.
A. A grounds.