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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-02-05
&atbulii@e 9eutid : &uFsn geben
mad @et=S anaOa.

0te Serren @ottlteb Satobs unb
Sobann Sted(etn, fatbolti6e Oeuti@z
&uiien BON Sapes gitp, &anlas, be-
rt6ten, baB ite i'm December in Der
neuen beutiden fatbolii9en aniiebs
lung BET &oitbern, 8elt Canada, se-
meien itnS, no es ibnen auBeroroentz
lid gut sefaaen bat. Ser Soben tit
bort uorsisli@, uno bas eanS wirS
unter Dem 9omeiteab 9eles bon BET
&esieruns ueri6eutt. Sapes Str,
&anias, uno umsebuns, tit cine anz
itebluns BON fatboliiden Oeutl9 Gui=
fen aus ber @olsa @esenb, unb pom
bieien werben TN Sribtabr uiele mad
Der neuen Initebluns BET &oitbern
sieben. gtwa 80 Samilien bon 6apes
gitp unb llmsesenb baben ii9 i9on
BET &Oitbern Someiteabs seitdert.
SIM @ansen baben i6on 500 SAINT.
lien 1T Der rleuen Nnlieblans Some.
iteabs genommen. @eitere Nustunft
bariiber sibt bte
gatboltc Settlement 8 o.
cietp, $50 Orafez 8lod, ct. Panl.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-02-05

Oa man BEN 8ortbetl, Ben Oeuti9
lamb bur@ iol@e Sanbelsreilenbe tn
fremben edubern seniebt, unb man i'm
Beltban6el ni6t suridieben ODER
gang aussei6lonen iein min, 10 bat
man In BEN Ser. Staaten bic Notb=
msnbisfeit einseieben, bas Stubium
frember Spra6en gu f0rbern unb
Oeuti9lanb barin nadsuabmen. Sn
ber Columbia uniperlttdt lit Der firs
lid pon Oeuti9lanb BIER sslanbete
Profehor Sirtb als eebrer Der dime.
iti6en Spra6e anseiteut. Sobalo
bic ameritanii6en Sunser einieben,
bab tie bur6 bic &enntntB fremoer
Spraden @ele uerbienen f0nnen, ,per
ben ite ii5 NIT amerifanil6em Offer
benz bisber uerna@ldiiisten uno uerz
babten Spra@itubtum wibmen, ielblt
penn tie sen0tbist ietn ~ioltsu, Don
Oeuti6lanb bic 9ebrer gu besteben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-02-05
Ser =Nertraa

Dem Staatsiefretdr lit es enblt9
selunsen, @nslanbs 3uitimmuns 3D.
fir gu ~erlanseu, bab bte @rensfrase
pon Ilasta 19iebssert9tlt@er gnt=
i6etbuns unterbreitet mtrb, gs bat
LANCE Sebauert, Biz er bas errei6te.
8or bret Sabren i@etterte bic Nrbeit
Der Gusslei6s : gommtliton an benz
8ibertanSe, ben GAMBIA Dem gor:
baben entseseniebte, unb bteler ertldrt
lt6 lei9t baraus, baB ber Nnlpru@
ber GAMBLER auf einen 3usaus gum
~offenen Weere auf iebr i6wa6en Siz
ZEN tebt. I'm benz Na6bar entse=
9%enSufommen, bat uniere &eSteruns
ein seitweilises Nbfommen ~setrofen,
b~em5ufOlse Canada cine StraBe mad
Der &aite seOfaet wurbe, bat ii9 aber
bamit gu Ni9ts usrpflt@tet unb in fet=
mem Sale birfte btes 10 ausselest
perbeu, als iet bamit etne Sere6ti=
suns bes cana6il@en Nnlpru6s suSe=
itanben. OaSesen mirb man it@ bies.
ieits entl6ieben p%erwabren. Oie Ser.
Staateu milien, Big cine ~suitdnbtse
Iutoritdt barber entideibet, auf If:
rem Re9t beiteben, unb ite rufen bte=
ie Iutoritdt MIR an, um bic Srase
e~nOsdltiS gu ~erlebisen nnb bamit et=
men itetisen Stein bes Inltobes Der
se9enieitisen 8eSiebunsen aus benz
8eSe 81 rdumen. 8enn it6 seist,
baB Canada eth anre6t auf ben i3us
gang gum 2pnn. Canal bat, 10 meroen
bic Ser. Staaten ii6 Der @nti6eibuns
fisen faut bieie gu ibren @uniten
aus, 10 merben bann bic ganabter
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-02-05
8as lanae pa5rt, niro enoli@ gut.

Sn ben Ser. Staaten i9eint ii@
enbli9 bic Nnit@t 8abn gu bre@eu,
baB bas Stubium urb grlernen frem
Der Spra6en eine Notbwenbisteit &C.
worben un6 weber per9eubete 3ett
nod wessemorfenes @elb lit, wenn
MIR I'M 8eltbanbel nit anbern Natio=
men, pie }. 8. NIT Oeuti@lan6, con-
curriren polen. Man iiebt Elm, beb
bic bumm itolSe Pbraie rwe ipeat
l1ntteb States" nt@t BET BEN g6ltern
siebt, benet mir unlere @aaren gu
perfaufen pini6en. Ote @rfabruns
bat selebrt, bab, Tim 8aaren III frem,
ben 9dnbern gu uerfaufen, mon nit
ben Ibnebmern in beren 2anbesipra=
DE uertebren mub, UNI ben sewani@z
ten grfols gu erSielen. Wan bat nit
GerbruB etnseleben, ,pie it6 Oeuti6=
Lamb ben 9anbel NIT fremben gsatioe
men ertparb, bur@ Iblenbuns Don
@ei9dftsreilenSen, mel@e bic 2anbes
ipra6e ueriteben unb ipre6en tonnten
In ben 9dnbern, wolelbit ite benz San
belsuerfebr 8abn gu bre6en wini@.
ten. Sn Deutl3lanb sibt es mebrere
9anbelsl6alen, TIT wel@en bic Spras
den bon gbina, Sapan, &orea, Nras
bien, Sirfei, Nrmenten II. I. 10. nebit
ben mebr iblt9en Spra9en mie eng
lii9, ruliil@, franSOitl9, ipanti6 II.
I. 10. selebrt merben. 8iele S6a.
Ter bieler S6ulen bilben ii6 ais @es
idaftsreiienbe tn fremben 2dnbern aus
unb beanipru3en einen ibrer Iusbils
buns entlpre@enben @ebalt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-02-05

pobl etR fir ale Deal &ube sebeu
unb ii@ BET BET Ebatiade beideiben,
baB ENGLAND BET Der @rensresulirune
NIT &uBlanb nod nt6t abnen fonnte,
bab ipdter einmal Lungs Der @reuse
9olb s~efunben merben f6nnte.
Wa@ ameritani19er Oarlesuns ba=
ben bic Ser. Staaten etn n%ubebtng=
tes @nre6t auf bas itretttse @ebtet.
Die 2anOtarten, auf melden bic I'm
Sabre 1925 unter benz ruiltl9: enslt=
l9en Sertrase ps%reinbarten @rense
serSet3net 1T, laiien Sweifelos erie:
ben, baB bas BON ben ganabtern be
anipru6te @ebiet gum amerttanii@en
Belts sebOrt, tn ben es bur6 &auf
pom &uBlanb absrseSanseu tit aus
benz Prototou Der Serbanhluusen lit
gu erieben, baB England auf Ben gu
gang gum Weere per5;@tete ; amtli3e
S9riftitide liesen Dor, aus uel6en
erli6tl,d, baB England bic 3useb0
rIsteit bes @ebietes gu GuBlans, lpd.
ter ben Ser. Staaten. suseitanben
Fat 9te britii6e Abmiralttdtsfarte,
bis gum Nprtl 1898 ri6tis seitelIt,
ersibt slet6fals, baB Der britii9e
Sbeil pon Nlasta pom 3usans gun,
Meer ausssidlofen mar. @s lit ben
Brtten suuor ME einsefalen, bas Sc
bet gu beanipru6en, Big bic gntbet=
fling Der @olbfelber BON Nlasta III
men tlar ma6te, mte piul6ensmertb
etne g%erbtubuns nit Der &ifte iei,
unb aus benz @uni@ iofort Der Mm.
ipru6 euttanb, benz man 1osar bur9
@%ntfernuns ODER @eriebuns bsr @rens=
teine na65ubelfen ueriu@te. Ote Ser
meiiuns Der Srase an Elm S9iebsse>
rt6t sibt ben @anabtern @elesenbeit,
ale etpaiSen 8emeismittel unpartetz
tIher Prifuns gu u~nterbreiten.
Oas S@iebssert9t iou laat ber
Qbma@uns aus feds PerlOnen bette
BEN. 8or bret Sabren bate eng
Lamb %uerlanst, baB nod Elm itebentss
Mitslte6 binsusefast werbe, Elm aus.
lanbil@er Surtf iein iollte. Dte &es
gierurg Der Ser. Staateu stns barauf
nidt etn, neil iie bic anselesenbeit
muir swiiaen 8ertretern Der beiben
0dnber p%erbanbelt miiien mollte. Na@
benz sesenwdrttsen l1ebereintommsn
wtrb bic gommiliton aus lie bret
re9tstunoisen 8ertretern beiber Pars
teien beteben. @s mtrb ermartet, baB
ber Senat balo feline 3uitimmuns gu
benz 8ertrase stbt, bamtt bic Conn
milton 10 balb ais mOslt@ GUAM
mentreten fann. S@ldst tbre Wrbeit
febl, 10 mirb In 10 melt nt6ts perloz
rem iein, als bic Sage ni@t anbers
lein wtr6 wte tebt, wdbrenb bic Ser.
Staaten ben 8emeis seltefert baben,
baB es ibnen aufri6tis barum gu tbun
lit, eine sere6te MISUNDERSTANDING
NIT benz Na9barlanbe gu ersielen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-02-05
Siefempfunbene @prte.

8ei ber gantoner : Seier bes 60.
@eburtstasss 8m. Wcainlep's ipra9
Brdlibent 8oOleuelt namentli9 aud
foleenbe tiefempfunbene Worte:
uDur9 eineu entiebltdsn Motbz
ltrei6, BET in ieiner pbontaitii6sn
@erworfen6eit in ben f~tnitern Qnnalen
bes 0erbre8ertbums etnsts tit, wuroe
MecGtnlep gefaut. 0as tapferc, itarfe
nn6 ianfte 6er5 mnbte fir immer itta.
iteben. unb nod beute weint feline
quite Srau, neil lie nun 6es 2ebens
bunfeln Pfab auetn wan6elt. Oie
erdBtiGe l1nt6at eti6itterte bic Nas
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-02-05

bic it9 auf bic @erwaltuns unb 8eauf
lt9tisunS bes ganalsebietes be3o9en.
Oem tam bic 8unbesresieruns yent:
seseu, inbem ite bic idbrlide Pa9t;
iumme auf $3.50, 600 erb0bte, aber In
uebrisen auf ibren 8ebinsunsen BE,
itanb. Oa it6 bic colombianii@eGesi
ring bod6etnts seiste, wurbe ibr eth
ultimatum seite0t unb NIT sdn5li3em
Nbbru6 Der SebanblunSen, alio nit
benz S1ettern bes llnternebmens &c:
brobt. Oas wirtte unb iest iteben nit
Dor Der pouenbeten Sbatiade.
Ser @ertras entbdlt NIes, mas nj,
uernInftiser 8siie wlniben unb per:
lansen t0nnen. Ste Souuerainetat
iber bas ganalsebtet perbleibt natirz
lid Ser &epubltt Colombia ; etne ab=
lolute Nbtretuns pom Eerrttorium mat
BON u%ornberein ausSei6loHen. Sbatz
id9lt9 aber lit bic ameritanti6e gonz
troue iber bas geiammte %@analsebiet
abIolut. l1nb nt9t nur Sas, au9 bic
betben gnbbdfen Colon unb Panama
fOmmen gang unter ams%rifanii6e Ser
waltuns, mas fur bas tommerSieue
gebetben bes acknowledgements pom
SroBer 8ebeutuns lit. Sic merben
baburd BEN ewtsen &rateblereien uuz
ierer iabamerttanii6sn Sreunbs unb
beren frieserti6en 8irreu p0ats ent
sosen. 8ieuet6t mirft audi bas BET
lpiel unb bic Ndbe Der Nmerifaner
wObltbdtis auf bic unrubtsen Setter
tn jener @esenb, mas BON unbere@en:
barem @ortbetl mare. Ote grb0buus
bes Pa9tselbes ru1 $3.50, 900 pro
Sabr ueti@wtn6et pOllis int 8erbdlt.
ntB 5u Der @r0Be bes unternebmens
unb Ben @eiammtfoit b~esielben.
Ser 8ertras 1T bereits Dem Senat
CUR &atifieiruns ibermittelt worben.
Ote pentsen rabtaten 8efirmorter
Des Jttcara9u9 canals NIT Sendfor
Worsan an ber Spibe perben pte0ei9t
Oppolttion gu MAIDEN ueriuden, aber
tire 3abl lit 70 serins, baB ite nt@ts
ausSurt6ten perm0sen. 90 1T nit 8e:
itimmtbeit gu ermarten, baB Der Ser
tras unlererietts Bis gum 4 Wdrs
ratificirt ietn mtrb, Ser colombian:
Tide gonsreB lit bereits fir @noe
Wtdr5 gu elmer grtraleiiton einberufeu
worben, UNI bic &atifictruns uorsu=
nebmen, unb au6 ba lit tetne S@mie
risteit 5u eruarten. Ote 1ebertra
suns bes 8eltbtttels Der Yanama
@eieai6aft auf uniere &esieruns fanu
erfolsen, iobalb Der gertras uOn Bet
BEN Setten rattfictrt lit; cine Ser
ldnseruns Der u%ereinbarten Sriit ibe,
ben 4. Mdr3 mtrb it@ NIT 2eidtistsit
errei@en lafen, ba bte 9erren Sran=
soien nur gu frob iinb, 40 Wiaioneu
ais &aufpreiS etnsuteden un6 10 NIT
etnem blauen NuSe bauon gu fommen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-02-05
Sette 916.
&tern fbnuppen.

Stern febnuppen.
gs lit better, tobtmibe ais lebensz
mlbe gu ieiu.
Sn England mar iebt 9pu6 Der
anseflaste. Sn unierm Siben 1T CT
seu0bnli6 BET @i6tsr.
X
Stnserndsel unb tb6ri9te @ani9e
mag man bei6neiben 10 ptel man min,
tie wa9ien bod INNER rpteber.
~
@s lit Elm bimmelrpeiter unterl9teb
swii9en 2euten, mel9e lpreden obne
gu benton, unb iol@en, mel9e benten
obne gu ipre@en.
Die id6ii9s &r~ouprinsellin afaire
I9eint bereits - sottlob - in bas
Stabium Der gersefenbeit ueriunten
gu iein.
X
Ssbt rest man ii6 audi in Oelterz
reid iber bic S6neibisteit bes
rYantbe," auf. Die Serren in
Oeiterret9 baben eben gu piel @e=
mitblt9teit.
81 genssusla bas aafsslan6 par
grceQance fir bic Ser. Staaten, 10
fam man it6 Sen Merger unlerer
po(itiltrenoen &afeei3ueitern iber
bic 8lodabe eisentli6 erfldren.
**
Wenn bic 0itli9en @ert6tsbOfe bic
gbei3eibunsen aus Sib 0afota ni9t
mebr anerfsnnen wouen, pirb bieleut
unternebmenben iungen Staate feline
ersiebtgite Snbuitrte ruinirt.
Sn As americanii6en Sabrifen
werben re@te" dspptil6e gisaretten
berseiteGt. Sest wiiien mir bod ne:
nisEtens, NO mir ben einSis e@ten,
wirtlt6en, unuerfa(l9ten Nrtitel Be:
sieben t0nuen.
SIN @eiBen Saule in @albinstou
lit Elm &lapier, bas SIS, 900 setoitet
baben iou. Oa mirb's 16uer iein,
einen girtuoien gu finbeu, bsr tbeuer
senuS lit, UNI auf etnem 10 It oitIpieliseu
slaoier ipielen gu tSnnsn.
x
Ybilabelpbia'er slattsr beri9ten
nit Stols, bab Elm iunses Yaar in
etnem gtienbabnsuse setraut purbe,
Der nit ether @el6minbisteit BON so
Weilen pro Stunbe bur6 ben Staat
rate. @ar es benn 10 eilts?
Sest wolen bic weiien 9eute ent:
bedt baben, baB in elmer aassewa9le=
men guiter nur 10000, in einem
Sfunb &iriden 600, 900 Satterien
entbalten itnb. Oa m06ten pir MIR
miiieu. pte piel Satterten in ben
&Opfen bieier weiien Seute tbr @eien
treiben,
IS 1T sisentti9 redt unuertanb=
lid, parum bic ipanii6e Hesieruns
bic brttil6en Sd;fsbauer pertlast,
neil ite bic beiteuteu Sorpeboboote
ni6t re6tseitis fertisseitelt baben.
Benn tie Dor benz &riese fertis serpor=
ben waren, bdtte tie bod Spanten
beute gar ni6t mebr!
~
Sn &anias ioa bic Sunsselsuen=
fteuer pom Staates 1pssel1 nun einse=
fibrt werben. Ser Mann, Der bies
@eieb bat einsebradt, tennt pobl bas
8ort ni@t, bab CUR 9tebe man Nte=
manb sptnsen faun. gemiB lift er elm
gbemann unb min fir iein Walbeur
nun Inbere itrafen-bas lit Ser Neib,
Der siftis CRIME Neib.
Senator Sauna min am -. Sc
bruar i'm arlington Sotel In @aib=
inston 81 gbren bes Sauptes Ser
Setlsarmee, General @iliam 8ootb,
elm sroBesSanfett ueranitalten. Coli
tie am gnbe bod nod Elm Prdltbent=
i6aftsbten6en i'm Suite bes iopialen
Wartus Iurelius iummen? Oeun sic
6eilsarmee Sablt iebenfa(Is cine er=
tledli6e Insabl pom Stimmsebern.
+
gonfiscation Der &oblenldnbereien
bur3 bie Sunbesreeieruns lit pom
9ausausl9uB fir Suitisweien I'M
gonsreB anserest uorben. Wit ibrer
Ia fnhrn.tSnr Mature Sin ,iA4a a..
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-02-05

Die Sreube iber Bic siemlid Be-
oeutenbe abnabme Ses bur6 Seuer
IN BEN Ser. Staateu perurla6ten
S9abens i'm lebten Sabre i6etnt per=
fribt seweieu 81 iein. Ser erite 900
nat bes Sabres bat Bis iest idon ale
feline gorsdnser an 3ab( unb llmfans
Der Seuersbrinite i%ibertroffen. Ote
Observation-Disclosures lamentiren
unb iu6en mad Der llrla9e, ueberz
beisuns birfte es ,uobl nt6t ietn.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-12-04
PORTSMOUTH,.

Construction work on the Newport and
Providence railroad along the upper part
of Broadway despite the ground is frozen
hard IL getting we'll along. When the
construction work reaches the one Mile
corner 1t Is thought the remainder OF the
road work will be postponed 20 early
spring. In the meantime all OF the con-
struction work Of the rolling stock and
the building OF the power station will be
continued.
Mr.. and Mrs George u. Faulkner will
spend tho winter with Mrs. Faulkner q
mother Mrs Albert Sisson.
There was n large attendance at the
East Side Whist club. Eleven tables were
Allied ana prizes awarded; to Miss Marion
sisson first ladies' prize. a wrist bag; 20
Mr.. George y. White. irst geptlemen's =
Trizo. n hat brush: second isdy's prize. a
cup and saucer was awarded TO Migs
Mary r.. Mane.uster second rcnt,eman's
prize a match safe TO Mr John s. Tall
nan.
The Oliphant Reading club will meet
with Mrs Mary A. slsson. Friday after
noon, IN the weather is suitable for travei-
ling The subject OF the hour will be Italy,
with quotations from oliver Wendell
Holme&
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-12-04
WARREN.

The annual election OF Amity lodge, L.
o. o. F., was held In Odd Fellows hall.
Main street. when the Following officers
were elected: Noble grand, Ernest w.
Weaver; vice grand. Thomas ]. Jones';
recording secretary, ID. II. Potter; finan-
cial secretary. Benjamin s. Burlington;
treasurer. Daniel W. Gladding. The MEM
bers OF the board Of trustees are also the
hall committee.
The body OF Joseph Sautis, who was
killed In harrington Tuesday afternoon
on the tracks of the Consolidated rail-
road, is at the undertaking rooms OF g.
Nj. Wilton. and will be buried tomorrow.
The applications for license to sell liquor
from James Il. McKenna and Martin j..
Conley. which were not granted last Fri
day evening with the others, are to he
discussed before the town council at the
regular monthly meeting next Monday
afternoon. There Is some question wheth-
er the remonstrants TO the petitions own
the major portion OF the property within
the circle prescribed by law. and there Is
to be survey OF both places at the ex-
pense OF the applicants. The council will
determine from the drawings Monday af-
ternon whether the licenses ought to be
granted or not
A slight fire occurred last evening at Z
o'clock In the large barn OF Eugene Wal
lace. just over the hrst bridge In Bar
rington. An alarm was sounded ana
both fire companies arrived promptly and
extinguished the fire before much damage
was done.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-12-04

RIVERSIDE.
Executive Committee Of the
RIVIrsldslmprovsmsnt Society
MetLast MIght-Lseal News

Last night a meeting OF the executive
committee Of the Riverside Improvement
society held Its monthly meeting with
Ira ID. Con- at his residence on Adams
avenue There was some discussion as
to the topic TO be presented TO the society
for discussion at Its meeting TO be held
Saturday night but II was finally de-
cided 10 take up the matter OF free de-
livery for local mail IS well as the mat
ter OF trains passing each other In the
station.
After the meeting a COLLATION. was served
and cigars were passed around by the
host.
CANONICUS WON.
Last night the Canonicus rowing club
team and the local grocery clerks got to-
gether on the local alleys and the game
was the most exciting which has been
bowled here this week. The Canonicus
team won the first and the last strings.
losing the second by one pin.
John Mclaughlin was high man with
81 10 his credit in the second string. Some
very good scores were made and the BOWL
ing throughout was very close.
TROUBLE WITH BOILER.
erable trouble with the boiler connected
with the range In the kitchen OF George
3. Dean. One of the connection blew out
and plumber had to be called In TO make
| repairs before the range could be used.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-12-04
PAWTUCkET.

George w. Wakefield, veteran OF the
War Of the Rebellion, died at his home. 50
Lyons street. after a brief illness yester-
dav. He was 20 yea IS old and a native
OF North Conway, n. III. During the re-
belhor he was for four years member
OF the Second Maine Cavalry.
State Deputy Samuel Babbitt was pies
ent and addressed the Pawtucket Sta
tionary Engineers at their meeting last
evening. His remarks were in accordance
with the educational plan adopted some
time ago.
There was very large number OF
friends i'm attendance at the funeral mass
OF requiem AT St Mary's church for Miss
Mary A. Finn yesterday morning. Rev.
Father Gillian was celebrant of the mass.
The Universalist conference and Young
Peoples Christian union held yesterday
afternoon and evening at the Church OF
Our Father was well attended The ex-
ercises were of an interesting nature. De-
votional services in the afternoon were
led by Rev o. Howard Perkins of New
Bedford. Mass. There was luncheon Mt
d. m. The evening service was in
charge of the Y. c. r. L. and Miss Marion
l.. Gardiner state president. had charge
OF the exercises.
Frank Remington was fined $40 and costs
yesterday for an assault on John T. Ken
yon.
Mrs. Julia V. Fuller presided ct last
nights meeting OF Pawtucket colony, Y.
o. Il. r. There was an auction sale and
Sergeant-at-Arms Frank L. Partridge of
Highland colony having got the best bar
gain was presented with a loving cup.
Frank +. Bacon was elected noble grand
at the annual election OF Enterprise lodge,
|. o. o. f.. held last evening.
There will be n meeting OF the Church
OF our Father next Tuesday evening and
II is probable the matter OF extending
a call 10 some clergyman TO succeed Rev.
Mr. Houghton. who resigned last summer,
will be considered.
Officer Mcguire found feed wire OF the
Street Railway company down on Paw
tucket avenue. He notified the men at the
Pawtucket car barn and the wire was
picked up and mended.
At meeting OF the joint committee on
railroads OF the city council II was voted
10 reconsider the passing OF an ordinance
granting the Rhode Island company the
right TO lay rails OF the standard guage
on Ionsyiale avenue from Mineral Spring
avenue TO Main street. and on Newport
avenue.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-12-04
TIvERTON.

Fishing steamer George W. Humphrey,
Capt. James b. Church. Jr.. arrived
Tuesday afternoon at the Narragansett
on works, but almost Immediately sailed
for New York where she will be hauled
out.
Capt. Nathaniel B. Church has had 100
tons OF hard coal landed at the factory
which he is distributing among the
townspeople.
The members OF Eureka Lodge. A. f.
and A. NJ, were entertained Tuesday
evening by Brother Frankl.n Porter who
exhibited with the aid OF lantern. views
I'm Venice and Rome which he had taken
personally on a recent trip TO those
places. The entertainment was greatly
enjoyed by those present Refreshments
were served.
The X. *. X. club met Tuesday after
noon with Mrs. Ruth Church Davis OF
Fall River.
Some OF the Tiverton four corners
fishermen have made good catches OF
perch the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Levi Manchester have re-
turned from a three weeks visit to their
daughter. Mrs. John Schlegel of Sea-
powet.
Several large focks OF geese have been
seen lne past few days.
Rev. Chester G.. Pearce is continuing
evangelistic work ,in North Tiverton.
A cottage prayer meeting was held last
evening at the home OF Capt. Edward
Sanford OF Canonicus street
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-12-04
CUSTOMS SEIZURES


Boston, Dec. s-An attachment was filed
yesterday by the United States govern
ment on all the property found belonging
TO Charles A. Baitler and Simon Burma r,
who we're arrested for smuggling laces
into this port, but who failed 10 appear
when their cases were called in court The
estate and personal property OF the men
so far attached Is valued at $4,000. Bait
ler and Burman. together with Samuel
Grumberg. were members OF the Glasgow
Manufacturing company.
Up to the present time the government
has seized goods said TO have been Snug
gled into the country which may be worth
as much as $1,000 This amount repre-
sents $4,000 TO $4,000 worth smugg1ed or
undervalued laces recovered from private
warehouses in or near Boston. None OF
this property will be returned as 50 be-
comes the property OF the government by
reason OF its having entered the port
under criminal conditions.
Grumberg Is now In custody OF the
government and II was announced today
that he would be prosecuted instead of
being used as a witness. He has charged
Baitler and Burman with the theft OF
900 from the firm before their disap-
pearance from the city,
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-12-04

HAS Been
SECURED
Grand Lodge Of New England
Workman incorporated by the
Secretary Of State.

A charter for a new organization in
opposition TO the Ancient order of United
Workmen was granted by Secretary of
State Charles p Bennett today. The
new organization will be known as the
Grand Lodge of New England Workmen.
Ii Is organized for the purpose OF unit
ing In social and fraternal association all
acceptable men In sound bodily nealth
and good moral character, TO promote be-
nevolence, charity and morality, 10 all
members disabled by accident or sickness,
or the wives. children or other relatives
or any other person dependent upon
such members, and to assist the widows,
orphans and other relatives OF deceased
members, or any person dependent upon
deceased members"
The incorporators are David Stevens.
Amasa II. Bicknell. John j. Devenish.
Frederick Earle Whitaker. George II. Til
Moore Charles G.. Rhodes, Nathaniel III.
Stevens, Horace A. Hall. Charles YAH
rama. Amaldo Z. Corell. James l.. Ball
and John Curran.
The majority, II not all. OF the incor-
porators OF the new organization are, or
have been; prominently affiliated with the
A. O. ". w.
IL is not stated openly that the new
order is formed in opposition to the A
O. L. W., although there has been con-
siderable dissatsfactlon expressed by
many A. o. L. w. members in relation
to the excessive dues that are being levied
upon the subordinate lodges and indi-
Tduai members.
There has been considerable talk OF late
among many OF the A. o. II. w. men
about withdrawing from the parent body
and forming a new organization. Several
meetings have been held and the result
Is the securing OF charter for the
Grand lodge OF New England workmen.
The order will be confined 10 New Eng
land and the expectation In that other
lodges will be formed throughout Rhode
Island and other New England states.
The contention. is made that the New
England A. o. L. w. members have been
forced to bear the brunt OF heavy dues
owing to the extremely large number OF
deaths I'm the west and rather than pay
the heavy dues the new order was formed.