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The Washington times., 1903-07-12

Striped Linen Suits with or
without vests) 50 and $50.
Plain Crash Coats and Pants,
$3.50 to $500.
SSerge Coats and Vests, 81 TO
SO.
Alpaca Coats and Vests
Coats. $3.50 TO $50; Vests, 81
and $3.50.
Mohair Coats and Vests, s.
and $50.
Black and White Silk Coats,
s..
White and Striped Silk Coats.
So and $3.50.
White Flannel Coats, 81 to
$12.
White and Striped Flannel
Trousers. 81 To $50.
White Duck Trousers, 81 to
$3.50.
Crash and Linen Trousers, 81
to $3.50.
White and Fancy Wash Vests.
Fl 10 So.
The Washington times., 1903-07-12

comfort And the prices comfortable prices We dem
upon every the reality of underseling
But the excellence Of the values rather than the
smaness of the prices.
In such a variety showing personal preference
has full sway. You won't have what happen
have for you'll find have just exactly what you'll happen
TO wan
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-03-05
9olningsforb.

Ser faum Is Sabr alte So. Moore,
wel6er Don Sobn &affensberser be-
i6ulbist lit, am % Sebrlar in bas
bieltse S9ulbaus einsebro6en gu lein
rnb perl6tebene Dem 2ebrer sebOr:ge
@ertbla6en seitoblen gu baben, itano
Moutas Dor Sriebensri6ter 2imperid
in Saint GlOub. I'm s3eusen 81
ieiner l1eberfibruns berbeisui6ahen,
mur6e bas SerbOr auf ben beutiseu
Na6mittas perfect. Ser junse Sbu:
ni6tsut wtrb wabri6einli6 Der Staats:
uerbeiierunssl@ule in Geb @tns iiber:
rpteIen merben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-03-05

az Ste grinols So. perfauft
ben beriibmten &entudp Drill, ben
beiten i'm Marfte.
sY- Sur Suuerldllise unb prompte
Nnferttsuus pom Pldnen fir Geiiben.
gen. S9ulen. &ir6en unb ionltise
Neubauten penbe man lid on ben Or
9itetten g. ), Saas, ct, Glout,
Wtnn. 12=ba
H @enn Sbr einen Gppez8tt
ter bergen ober faufen wout, ipre9t
Dor in Ntwoob's 8udbanblun9.
sT Stride 6drinse per Pfurb
Sets. Smelts 15c. pet Yfunb;
Srtide Yife, 8er6, gideral unb
Waderel BET @ebr. 8oming.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-03-05
Nn9ebDte fir Gbnlbau.

Seriieselte @nsebote fir ben gau elmer
S9ule in 2uremburs g. O.. Comm ct. @u=
quito, perben bon ben lnter,eidneten in Ell
ner Seriammluu9 Der S6ulbeborbe enteeeeu
9snommen unb 9eOfiuet merben, bic am 20.
ytar5 1903, balb s llbr abenbs, in Der @lerts
Stttce sebalten pirb. 9lQe gru6= uub 4iez
9%eliteine merbeu pom 0itritt e~eliefert ilnb
CUR Steue beforhert. giu;elne Nnsebote fir
Sei3un9 nnb j3inuarbeit merben anoenom=
men. Plane unb Spesifitatisnen lieaen i'm
Store bes @lerf g g. @inter in eenanntem
Comm CUR @tnii6t ofieu. ame 2lusebote mill
len NIT einem fir ben getras, slei9 20 9ro=
sent bes ansebotes, seit9erten 6bed perieben
letr, nm 9etreue Qusfiibrlns bes @ontraftes
gu ltbern. Sas Hedt 1T porbebalten, ie9li=
Dies unb aae @ngebote su permerfen.
Setnrt5 SO m el, DIRECTOR.
". s. 50 int r, @lert.
Beter Sune en-, S6asmeiier.
14:2 S6ulbebOrse bes Sttrifts go. SO.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-03-05
2Duts Games nnb Treberid
@arbe I'm der Sturm."

Sas p%erbunbene 9Iuftreten bes Qouis
Seames unb Sreberid 0arbe AM Samifaq
Ibenb in benz berrlt6en Stide Der Sturm,@
bas pom ibret Wfanagers, ben Serren @a=
9enbals unb &emper ibnen beInr9t murbe, lit
Die an3iebenbe Qntiinbi9une bes Oapibion
Spernbaus=U tana9er. Oiele Qnfiinbiauna
1T gang Defenders an3tebenb, neil iene Stiifz
te, bic in friiberen 3eiten pon ben or0Bten
&iin1tlern bar9eiteQt purseu, lest nt6t er=
fol9ret9 iiber bic Siibne seben f0nuen, aus=
9enomnten, BON ibren anerfannten Ha6fol=
germ. Scr Stlrm, mie,pobl als bas feb:
lerloielte b%ranatti6e Stiif in irqenb elmer
Spra6e anerfannt, miirbe feline Qnbien; ;ie=
ben tonre1, bic 9roB senua more, nm fir
bic @n3ei9efoiten aufsutommen, 1uenu es pom
unbetannten Spielern auf9efibrt miiroe.
Iber NIT Serrn @arbe lnb Germ Sames,
ben l%e9tttmirten Na6folsern bergootbs, Bar
retts, Salpinis unb anoerer briuianter Spie=
Ter, bic iest rur nod I'M Qnbenfen e%riitiren,
TT bas Volt perIi6ert, baB bic berrltden
Wtarten oes Yoeten CUR pollen @eltuna fonts
men werbeu, unb baB beren sSbeale ui6t I'M
S6atten bleiben werben. Die Quifiibruua
zines lolten Spieles inter 5olden gebinz
sunsen mirb babur1 gu einem aan; auserae=
pObnli6en @~reisniiie, uub bic Inter
ftituns 1T sepOBnli3 MIR besren,t Sur6
ben Gaum bes Sbeaters. SIN Der %9esenrpGr=
ttsen Suitans limb bic gtanen pom 0asen=
balls unb Semper, benen bic bumorifiide
grobuction ,u %perbanfen 1T, nt9t neuiser
beoeutenb ais bic Der Siintler. @as Ser
pert: @usuitin Salp fir iein Stem gorf Sbe=
ater in ieinem Wuferftiid that, tbuen bie=
ie MANAGERS fir bic Yropinsial= StGbte, unb
tie baben barin einen suteu @rfoIg sebabt,
mas ndmli6 bas Stiid rtbe Sempeit" seisen
lptrb. Site gu baben beute (Oonuertas)
Worsen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-03-05
Sol9e, ruel&e bte Qdnbereten

= Sol@e, mel9e bte 2dnbereier
tn @olben @allep beit9tisen uolIen,
baben nun @elesenbett, an irsenb eiz
mem Dienftas bte @etfe bortbin ans,=
treten. Man u,elbe iid In Der Office
pom 9errn Peter Brid ODER In Der
Office BON 9errn Sobn SO. @mmel
ipateftens Inn 9 l1br pormittass an
benz Sage, at, rpeldem man retien min.
Gin &etourbtQet toitet $40. 12s2mt
~ 9ie beiten gferbesei6irre gu
ben ntebrtsiten Preilen fOnnen BEL Der
@rtnols 60. sefauft werben. @de
5. ape. unb 1. StraBe n0rbli9.
sY 80 @der sutes, bret unb etue
Meile uon Guon selesenes 2anb unter
siinitisen 8ebinsunsen gu faufen.
0dberes gu erfrasen BET Sobn gn=
tringer, auon, Winn. 14=ba
.g~ @ir baben cine p%outdnbise
alusmabl Conn Meetins glanfs.
S9tdt na9 uns fir Cure glanfs
ODER fommt ielbit unb iu@t Sud- Bic
ielben aus. Nl@ 5omnlbtp Wanuale.
@twoob gu@banbluns.
~ &ounb Sbort Sdrinse uub
Samburser sewirste 9drinse beim
@imer ober Pfunb BET @ebr. Booming.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-03-05
(Tortf. BON Sette ~

bieifm Sal 1T es gun, 8ortbeil Der
beutI@en Sdnsertunit, bab benz 10 lit,
benn Sar ptele merben it9 bas beut=
l9e 2teb nit acknowledgement Muse ant
ieben, na9bem es bur9 feline grdienz
tirunS I'M @etben 6aus seieui@afts=
fdbis semorben 1T. Oas beutide
aieb braa@te bieie @bruns nt9t, benn
es lit unausrottbar in benz Sersen Der
Oeuti@en f%eitsewurSelt unb einS elbitz
swed, Der bur6 ni6ts ~sef0rbert ODER
sei6dbist werOen fam. Oas beutz
i9e 9ieb trdst feline @bre in it6 unb
bat ii6 nod INNER ais Elm 8esaubez
rer Der Waiien berndbrt. Qber i'm
sSntereiie Der Imerifaner lelbit liest es,
baB iie bur@ iol@e duBere @rinbe
peranlaBt merben, it9 bamit gu be-
i6dftisen. Someit bic Muitfltebe
bes Entertainers unb lire @usibuns
tn Setra@t fommt, i9eint iie aus ets
1,em f~urioien &onslomerat BON Sir
9enliebern unb @ahenbauern unb UNI
bemuBt ibernommenen inbtanii6en
@eldnsen gu beiteben ; einen biretten
Seweis bafar finbet mon bartn, baB
bas Banjo cine Dirt Nationalz Snitruz
ment semoroen lit. sic fOnnen bur9
bas beuti@e 9teb muir auf BEN ri@ti=
gen @es sebra@t merben, Der I'M
0aufe Der Sabre uns pielei6t Sas
l6afft, mas mir beute nod entbebren :
@tne rationale Wuitf.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-03-05
Sic SrinplS Spmpanb

mo6te ibren &uuben uub benz publifum i'm
aasemeinen CUR sefGQisen &enntniBuabme
brtn9en. baB ite ibr @eiddft in bas neue
Carter ebaube, &de non 5. unb l. StraBe
noroli9 perleet bat, MO es ibr CUR Sreube se=
rei6en pirb, ibren &1nbeu unb Sreunbenj ,1
Oteuften iteben gu fOnuert. gersefiet ben
ueuen Plab ni9t:
G6e bon 5. 9(pe. It. 1. ctr. u6rSItdb.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-03-05

~ Ste @rtnols 60. bot einen
pou ltanbisen Sorratb on =Waz
16tnerien.
~ 7@enn Sbr @elb woIt, ipredt
Dor ODER i9relbt an uns. un1ere
3insrateu itnb bic ntebrtslten 3ablt
Cure 9ppotbeteu, bic bobe i3tnlen
t,asen, ab nit benz @eloe, fur bas
Sbr nur niebrise Snterelien gu sablen
brau9t, uno bas Sbr Segen Sarm=
Si6erbett lsiben tOnnt Don Der Goo
per 0anO 60 ct. gloub, Wtnn. 14:2
Somn . Glerts! SIR brau6t nidt
wessui9tden fur Cure Conn Meetins
Slants. Su@t gu9 bielelben aus
in @twoobs Su6sei@dft. Sort finbet
SIR eine pole Musmabl. ba.
eY- SoIanbiide Sarinse tn Sdb=
den BET @ebr. 8owtns.
az Su Sumelen, namentli9 Sod
5ettsrinsen, in Eal@en: unb 9ausub=
rem rpte au9 In Stlberpaaren fauft
man bas bette unb biaisite BET u. s.
&obertlon, 81. gloub, BET benz au9
&eparaturen an l1bren prompt unb su=
uerldiits beiorst merben. 80 ba
N- CUR Searbeituns elmer nabe
elmer 2anbitabt tn Stearns County
selesenen Sarm mtrb auf bic Oauer
uon 8 Wonaten Bis gu einem sSabr
Mann unb Srau perlanst. Nadsu=
fra9en i'm uNorbftern." 12=ba
&oientran3e. @ir baben obne
3weifel bic fetnite @usmabl in &oien=
f~rdnSen, bic ie in bieler Stabt per-
fauft murben. IS ma9t uns Ser
sniisen, Sud- bieielben gu seisen.
a. Qderpferbe unb Mdbren gu
uertaufen BET 6. g. Wcglure, 9te
gpe. unb 2. Strabe &c. ct. gloub,
Wtnn. IA 4
~ Sbr moQt Cure Sarm uer=
fauf fen MIR mo0en gu4 etnen Ser
fdufer ueri@afen. Spre9t BET uns
Dor ODER i9reibt an uns unb laBt gu
re Sarm bel uns gum @erfauf eintra=
gen. Oie Cooper 9anb Co., Saint
gloub, Wtnn 1872
N 6ebetbGcber. @enn eSbr
ein @ebetbu@ sebrau6t, iet es elm
fleines Bud fur elm &inb ober ein
berrli@es Bud fir etn @ei6enf, fin
bet ibr in @nslii6 unb Oeuti9 ben
srOBten unb beiten Gorratb in ut:
moods Su9banblun9. 13 ba
W 3ebn Sectionen 9anb beitse
i'd in Iiitniboia nabe @epburn, on
Der 800 .Giienbabn. Sd ~perfaufe
bteies 2anb pom elmer Siertellettion
%aufmdrts. gu $6 ben Mder. @em
btes BON SntereIe, i6reibe on IS. s.
Sdwab, Clear Safe, Minn. 1O=ba
~ eadie in &annem 10, 124,
Is, Is unb zoe. per Same. Mad=
erel Is bis zoe. per Same Gardiner
5, 10, Is bis zoe. per Same BET
@ebr. Booming.
20 Eppe=@ riters 81 uermietben
ober su perfaufeu In Ntpoob's 8u6=
tore. Seen unb aus smeiter Sanb.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-03-05
ct. Soiepb.

Sn Sa9e bes Na6lanes Der bter
perltorbenen Nnna 80. Wouer reidte
beren btnterlaHener 9atte 9err Slid.
Mo0er an, Oienitas Elm @elu9 fur
grnennuns ais @bmiitrator ber SIN.
terlaHeni9aft Elm. Oas btesbe5isltz
DIE 8erb0r luurbe auf ben 81. Wdr5
feitseiest. = 8ie In Der Pfarrtir6e
our9 etn feterli6es Mmt, we(9es Der
bo9m. P. @ilbelm, 8. g. g., cele.
brtrte, 10 murbe In Der gopenttapeue
Der ebrm. genebtcttneri6meitern Oien=
tag Worsen Der 25. Sabrestas Der
arOnuns bes 81. 8aters SEQ XIII.
our6 etn pom bodm. aaplan P,
9einri@, .. g. g., sebaltenes @mt
feitlt@ beSansen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-03-05
Tole9.

Gin le6s Sabre altes SO9ter6en
Der bier m%obnenben Samilie albert
9atereu itarb Wonta9 Worsen am
9unaenfieber. 9eitern, Wtttmo9,
Morsen faub bic 8eerbisuns BON Der
ct. patrids &ir9e in st. Batrid
aus ltatt, wobei bo@w. Serr Sobn
8rosan bic @eremonien leitete.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-06-17
PORTSMOUTH.

Mr.. and Mrs. Borden have returned
from their trip TO Illinois.
Rev. Osborn ]. Hoffman OF the Friends
church and Mrs Hoffman are at Port
land. Me. attending tho Friends yearly
meeting held this year in that city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Wheeler have re-
turned from their wedding trip.
Father McCabe officiated at ST. An
tkony's church Sunday.
There was no service at the Christian
church Sunday afternoon, on account OF
the serious illness OF the Rev. Mr.. Macy's
sister. Mrs. Florence Ellis.
Mrs. j. X. Barney spoke in the Friends
church sunday morning and In the even
ing at the Methodist church. giving an
account OF her voyage round the world.
She had an Interested audience In both
churches.
Mrs. susan O.. Chase. whose funeral oc-
Cured Friday was the last surviving
widow connected with the once we'll
known Marine society In Newport Her
husband died two years ago. She was
buried beside her husband I'm 81 Mary =
church yard.
Reports of the havoc made h. last Fri
DAYS gale still continue 20 arrive, many
valuable fruit trees have been spoiled. a.
we'll az garden produce.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-06-17

Benjamin Martin and Fred w. cady also
spoke.
For the press Louis o. Walker deliv-
cred a stirring address. Mr. Walker is
also a veteran of the civil war.
The committee In charge OF the affair
consisted OF Hon David s. Ray, Henry
J. Pickersgill and William II. McTwiggan
and to them great credit Is due for the
decidedly successful evening.
wILFUL DIsTURBERs.
The evangelists who are conducting re-
ligious services In tho tent on Sunni,
street are much annoyed by young people
who come TO the vicinity evidently for tho
express purpose of disturbing the meet
ings. These troublesome persons arc
young men and women who are old
enough to know better.
Last night there was a party OF girls
at one entrance to the grounds and
party OF boys at the ether The boys
ran away when they saw an officer com
ing and the girls speedily put themselves
In a position TO run II the officer cam4
too close. Some OF the latter ran from
Continued on page Eight.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-06-17
CENTRAL FALLS.

Cards have been sent out by Mr.. and
Mrs. John T. McGrath announcing the
coming wedding Of their daughter. Miss
Mary Pauline to James F. Murphy. The
ceremony will take place on June 30 at 10
a. m
The Y. Y. u club held meeting last
evening. They will have a clambake on
July 4th.
Ballou Post, G. A. r.. held regular
business session last night
In the district court yesterday Alfred
Thornton, one of the men who escaped
from the room at the corner Of Broad
and Cowden streets during the raid on
Sunday evening. was arraigned upon the
charge OF playing cards on Sunday. He
pleaded guilty and was fined s. and costs.
Machi Dugise was arraigned upon the
charge OF having assaulted his wife.
Jemima Dugise, pleading guilty, and was
fined S. and costs.
one person was fined 81 and costs for
drunkenness.
Yesterday John Dolan was driving In
an express wagon on Dexter street.
crossing the street car tracks the wheels
slowed TO one side and he was thrown
from the seat. He struck on Ms head.
cutting n large cash I'm his forehead. He
was assisted to his home on Washington
street where DR.. T. II. McNally was
summoned 10 attend him. IL required
eight stitches 10 close the wound and the
doctor was unable TO determine whether
or not his skull was fractured. Last night
he was resting comfortably.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-06-17
PAWTUCKET.

Little Rhody lodge. No. g. Degree o|
Honor. at its regular meeting held las
evening received visit from the grand
officers OF the jurisdiction OF Massachu
setts.
The regular meeting OF the commod
council takes place this evening.
Last evening at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Nicholas Altman on Hughes stree|
occurred the wedding OF their daNighte1
Miss Katherine X. 10 Mr.. Frederick WI
Aldrich. The ceremony was performed Il
the parlor. Rev. A. s. Wicks. rector q
the church OF the Good Shepherd. ofiicat|
ing. The young couple received mani
handsome wedding gifts. showing th|
high esteem In which they are held.
Real estate conveyances--John II. Dew
lin sold TO Shamrock Narrow Fabric conf
pany land and improvements on westerl|
side of Bacon street and Prairie avenud
consideration $40. John ]. Burns sold 4
Achille and Amabile Testa land with in|
provements on Prairie avenue: consid|
era tion. $40. Franklin p. Watson sold q
Nathan w. Littleheld land on northerll
side Of Gooding street; consideration 81
Discharge OF mortgage deed of red
estate-From Stephen McParlin to JohI
n. Arnold. lot 212 on Pawtucket banl
estate plat: amount s16o.
Marriage intentions-Francis IsaiaI
Goff and Fannie Estelle Perry, Of thl
city; Louis Joseph Cuddy Of ProvidencI
and Ellen Josephine volsey Of this cit
Patrick Linehan last evening INFORMED
the police that he had been robbed OF So
In a saloon on Exchange place.
Mr.. James A. Kenyon and Miss Phoehi
Il Manning were married yesterday az
ternoon In Trinity church rectory b|
Rev. Frank Appleton before small GATH
ering Of friends. The groom Is men}
Der OF the fire department and the bridl
is well known In the city.
The annual meeting Of the state chan
ter. Daughters OF the American Revold
ton. will be held tomorrow at the res
dence OF Mrs. Charles f. Longley. Til
business session will commence at
o'clock
The high school team will play IN
Manual Training school team on III
sabin street grounds this afternoon. q
Friday the team goes to Woonsockd
TO play another postponed game ,therI
City Clerk Roberts and Deputy CitI
Clerk Rowe were at the ward room n
Pawtucket avenue last evening and
large number OF voters put in an appea
ance and were placed on the registratio|
list
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-06-17
WARREN.

Two events which were due 10 occur
have been cancelled out OF respect W
Peter German The promenade and So
ciai OF the St Mary's r. A. A. which
was 10 occur tonight. has been cancelled
and the trolley ride OF the Ping Pong
club ON Monday evening next has been
postponed until a later date
The Ladies Aid society or st Mark q
church held their last meeting OF the sea-
son lnat night Al business OF impor-
tancc was disposed OF The club has
accepted the Invitation Of the Mems club
and will be their guests ON Monday night
next.
The Warren National band held their
weekly rehearsal IN Institute hall last
night The second concert will he held
in Bristol on Thursday evening
The infant child of John Nortins of this
town expired last night after linger-
Ing illness.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-06-17
Magic Hair Stain

ror brown or biack: prepared n,
GEORGE ORMSBY. wig Maker snd
fisirworker, i6s fremont street. Boston
IL IL simpi.. safe and easily applied: con.
tains no lead poIsons. use II once and
you will never use any other. BLAND
uN0 q BLANDING- - Wsybosset strssl:
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-06-17
EDGEW00D.

The local school is greatly pleased ov
the success OF one OF the pupils In WI
ming the Palmer gold medal for schoia
ship in the town OF Cranston. Her pc
centage was over %. PrinciPal BOW'
Is making preparations for Commenc
ment exercises. which are 20 be cspec'e'
elaborate this year
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-06-17

Michael McGovern. II years old. n va
grant. was sent 90 the Sockannoset school
during his minority. by Judge Sweetiand
today. The boys mother Il dead. his
father cannot control him and Mr.. Wal
lace has failed 90 keep him In places
where ne has given him trials during
cute a long period OF probation.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-06-17
RIVERSIDE.
Funeral Of Mrs. Smith Largely
Attended Preparing for the
Closing Of the Schools.

The funeral OF Mrs. Mary A. Smith,
was held from her late residence on An-
coin avenue this morning at IL o'clock.
Rev. III. A. Remick. OF ST. Marks offi-
ciated. Naomi council. order OF the
Eastern Star, OF which Mrs. Smith was
member was present. The bearers were
Hon. Levi S. Winchester, George w.
Patton. Albert winchester and Edward
Iawton.
There was large concourse OF friende
present, and many floral tributes Were
a mute but eloquent testimony or the
esteem in which the deceased was ,o,'. me-.
by her many friends and the various
organizations OF which the deceased was
a member.
A team belonging to an ice cream man
ufacturer was stopped IN front OF
local restaurant last night while the
driver entered the establishment In
some manner the horse became frisnten-
ed and dashed up Bullock's Point ave-
nue. He ran as far as Washington ave-
nue. when he was stopped before any ser
ious damage was done
THE SCHOOLS.
As the end of the school year is draw
ing near the teachers at the various
schools are actively preparing for the
exercises incident TO the closing for the
summer vacation.
After graduation. the graduating class
at the Turner avenue grammar school
will take a trip to the White mountains.
Much pains has been taken 10 prepare
for the trip, which will doubtless be an
enjoyable one.
JUNE WEDDINGS
Between now and the close OF the
month. several weddings are scheduled.
The Davis Bridgeford marriage will take
place tonight. Louise Martin and Her
bert Remick are to be married one week
from tonight and on the last day of the
month. Miss Higney and George Nc
| Laughlin are to assume the respons bill
| ties OF married life. Miss Higney Is
popular resident here and Mr. McLdngh-
lin is n we'll known commercial travel
| Ter.
MON PARTISAN CLUB
There is considerable talk of forming
! a Non Partisan" club, for the purpose
of encompassing the annih.la.ion of the
ring which Is alleged TO control the
| political destines of the town.
Although election is yet far off the poll
tical pot is certainly boiling. Tbs early
| interest Is attributed TO various causes.
| but whatever the real causes are, they
are certainly potent ones.
WHEEL RECOVERED.
few nights ago Officer Knight noticed
| a wheel which was left leaning against
| n curbstone on the square for several
| hours. As midnight approached and
| no owner took charge OF the bike" the
officer carried II to the Second station
| to await a claimant.
! Last night a local young man identified
the wheel his property and took II
from the station.
LOCAL NOTES
Be sure you register.
Gen K Burnside council, No. s. O.
u. A. M, held an interesting meeting in
Mechanics hall last night.
Friday evening the town clerk will be
at the Narragansett Engine house "a
give local voters a chance TO register
The regular meeting of St Marks
guild was held I'm the Parish house.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-06-17
eIo FJsuINo cRouNps.

II you are looking for good nshins
grounds for your summer vacation call
at THE NEWS ONCE. In our Summer
Resort Bureau we have the most com
nlete guides to ali OF the best lakes and
streams I'm Maine. New Hampshire and
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-06-17

JOHN o'coNNELL,
Hats. Caps Furnishings. Trunk Store and
Laupar-' Is Just above the postoffice
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-06-17

Piano ..ckets for ST A>thony's fair,
for sale at San Souci's and hSrlow's.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-06-17
A WEDDING

..ss Margaret Herman and John Con-
way were married 10y the Rev Pr Sim
mons az the Church OF the Blessed Sac
rament this morning. Miss Mamie Ker-
win being the bridesmaid. and a brother
Of Mr.. Conway. the best man. large
decoration from J. o. San Soucls de-
partment store where the bride had for
merly been employed attended the cere-
0ony. Mr.. and Mrs.. Conway viii spend
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-06-17
THERE WERE SO sIGNs.

There was a large delegation of the
citizens OF this place who enjoyed the
concert on the Dexter Training grounds
last evening. and the attendance would
have been much larger had the Rhode ISL
and company placed cards on their cars.
az they did FOR the last concert
On account % tho condition Of ts-
weather, many were uncertain whether
there would be n concert or not. and so
long as there were no placards on the
cars took IL for granted that there was
M rorrarf
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-06-17

their honeymoon in Boston, and upon
Their return, will reside at p Newark
street.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-06-17
REVIllE.

The train bearing the Liberty Bell went
through the valley yesterday afternoon
and large crowds congregated about the
stations along the route TO see the famous
relic. At Centerville an unusually large
number gathered and waited nearly an
hour until the train came through. II
had been rumored that Charles Edwards,
the engineer. we'll known about Center
VILE, was going TO slow down at the
grade, but the train went at speed
which gave the watchers only a glimpse
of the famous bell
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-06-17
GETTING IN TRIM.

Mr.. McDeed. one OF the contestants for
the fat mans race at 81. Anthony
church picnic. has, according TO the state
ment Of Frank German. another contest
ant. engaged a professioal trainer for the
affair. and is taking turkish and other
baths. IL is also reported that all were
20 make ready for the race by using
Stokes street as training ground. bu,
the trophy holders fear that should all
three OF the contestants run over the
street at the same time there would not
be a chimney standing.