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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-11-02
Mr.. FENNER'S FUNERAL.
Held This Morning at the krowlss Under.
taking Rooms on North Main Street..

The funeral OF I.eander Fenner, who
lived in Phenix. during the past few years
was held this morning at 1890 o'clock ir
the rooms OF Horace y. Knowles Under
taking establishment at 90 North Main
street.
Mr. Fenner died October 30. at the
Rhode Island hospital. For many years
the deceased carried on jewelry busi-
ness iu Boston. where he was well known.
The Mayfiower Lodge. L. o. o. f.. OF
which M. Fenner was an active member
a great many years. was represented at
the funeral by a delegation of members
and beautiful floral wreath
The deceased was 81 years of age and is
survived by one sister Interment which
was private was at Forest Hills.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-11-02

He went TO hts room, risrobed, mans
fast the door and window, turned the gar
on full head and retired to bed.
His wife. Emily BroInily, and his daugh~
ter Beatrice, occupy a room next ads
joining that I'm which Bromily slept
At $50 o'clock this morning they were
awakened by the presence OF gas In theia
ROOM
Miss Bromily made an investigations
and discovered that her father was dead
Mrs. Bromily notified Patrolmen Morse
and Shea, who sent word to the Second
station.
Medical Examiner Perkins was called.
who said that Bromiiy had been dead
several hours and that II was a case %
suicide
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-11-02
BISHOP sNDHuell Ill.

Helena. Mont. Nov. Art. Rev. J. n.
Brondell. bishop OF the diocese of Helena
snd for a third of q century one OF the
leading Roman Catholic dtgnitaries OF
the northwest. In seriously ill In this
city.
His recovery IL not expected and the
last sacrament has been administered
to him Bishop Brondell IL affiicted with
exema Of the lungs and also has weak
heart action.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-11-02

I1oe's II
CORNELIUS 9. SWEETLAND,
SAMUEL M. NICHOLSON.
FRANCIS NJ. BURNETT.
WILLIAM III. PECkHAM.
u. r. SHERWOOD.
DIR. HARRY L. WINDSOR,
HENRY f. LIPPITT.
EDWIN r.. HUNT,
r. r. STURDY.
~. J. TRAHAN,
l.. w. ROBINSON.
A. FAHLSTROM.
HORACE KNOWLES,
HENRY NJ. SESSIONS,
VIM. II. KNOWLES.
WILLIS w. WORK.
]. w. MATHEWSON,
WELCOME TUCKER.
CHARLES II. BARTLETT,
j. +. McDERMOTT,
EDWARD HERRICK,
II. II. PERRY,
JOHN l.. TEFT,
CHARLES CARGILL..
T.. M. WHEELER,
j, ARNOLD BROWNING,
MYRON A. COLE.
H. q. BASSETT,
w. r. SPHINX.
G. III. SIMMONS.
JOSEPH II. CRANDALL,
WILLIAM 1. BROWN.
w. u. CUMMINGS,
EARL l.. CAMERON,
JOHN BLAIR. JR..
A. G.. DELANEY.
Il. e. CLARK,
s. A. WOOD,
A. q. PIECZENTKOWSKY.
HARRY II. MINSHER.
J. s. HORTON,
EDGAR f. BROWN.
LEWIS ]. PIERCE,
JOSEPH III. JOHNSON,
FRANK J. CLINTON.
GEORGE n. GARDINER,
II. III. FRANKLIN,
FRANK r. CARPENTER.
EARL T. BATTEY,
G.. BURTON HILBERT.
WILLIAM c. MCCORMICK.
GEORGE s. BARNES,
NATHAN GREENE,
FRANK r. DURFEE,
ERNEST A. HARRIS.
PHILIP A. CHASE. JR.,
WILLIAM l.. BAKER,
BENJAMIN II. MANCHESTER,
FREDERICK s. POTTER,
JOHN A. TILLOTSON,
ELI AYLESWORTH.
WILLIAM G. ANGEL.
JAMES A. POTTER, JR.,
VI. +. MANCHESTER.
WILLIAM r.. JOSLIN.
GEORGE w. JENCK ES.
HENRY w. POTTER,
CHARLES II. BROWN,
HENRY A. CARPENTER,
FRANK X. POTTER,
HENRY DUNSTER,
CHAS. ". SNOW.
II. McD. ALLEN.
FRED l.. PEARCE.
CHAS. A. ROBINSON.
WILLARD MANCHESTER,
FREDERICK @. DREW.
HENRY u. DEAN.
GEORGE s. ROSE.
j. WILLIAM RICE,
ALBERT ". CLARK.
w. A. DARLING.
JAMES c. BURLINGAME,
ISAAC r. CHACE,
CHARLES II. ABBOTT,
HORACE =. RICHARDSON,
ERNEST II. SMITH.
ID. WILCOX.
q. II. JILLSON,
HENRY HENIUS,
MUNRO e. ALDRICH,
CHARLES n. TAYLOR.
FRANKLIN PORTER,
EVERETT w. WHITFORD.
HENRY -. SIMMONS.
JAMES A. HALL.
GILBERT SHELDON,
MAX MAGNUS,
JOSIAH NJ. BARNEY,
j. 4. SHELDON,
". NJ. GRANT.
W. H. COLwELIs. JR.
EDWARD VI. WEEKS,
W ~ xrNnQTnN
LEWIS SWIFT. JR
WILLIAM u. ELBERG.
g. ~. ANGELL.
". Il. LouGHLIN. .
CHRIS. ~ e&IRCE.
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TRESPASS ALLEGED.
Shattuck Brings ictIon Against Patrick J,
Desy 10 RecuIer $1,000 Damages.

George w. sbattuck has sued Patrick
J. Deery 10 recover $1,000 In an action
OF trespass. Plaintiff claims that on
oct. ~ defendant broke and entered his
store and took possession OF his goods.
The plaintiff says he has spent great
deal of money I'm a vain effort TO recover
his goods
Page, Page and Cushln are attorneys
for the plaintiff.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-11-02
BLOWN TO PIECES.
Five Men Lost Their Lives BY eHpIosIun Al
HARDEN, Mont.

Ralispeil, Mont, Nov. a-Coroner Will
IougYlby has received a telegram from the
justice of the peace at Hayden. saying
that Ave men were blown TO pieces In an
explosion at that place yesterday.
How the explosion happened could not
be learned. II Is supposed TO have bean
an explosion Of a magazine belonging to
grading contractors
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-11-02
1000 MEN OUT or WORK.

Sharon, Pa. Nov. 2-The wire nsh
works OF the American steel and VIZ
company at South sharon. nave oosro
down for an indefinite period thro"'"s
about 1000 men cut Of work
The mills have been operated steadily
Ali summer and fall and part Of the tins
we're on double time. Lack OF orf>r ~
r,ven q. the cause for the shutdovn.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-11-02
6eTTlN6 AL0N6 WELL.

New ork. Nov. 2-Albcrt Champion. the
thell known motor cyclist, who was IN
jured Saturday I'm an accident on the
Brighton Beach race track while an auto.
mobile race was In progress. 10 reported
to be getting along we'll at the Kings
County hospital.
II was found that Champion had sus-
tanned a compound fracture OF the right
thigh. but Il u not believed there win be
necessity for an amputatfon.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-11-02
Loses Employment Through Drink
ing Habits, Becomes DespOndent,
and Finally Commits Suicide at
His Home on Candacc Street.

James Bro AZ years DID, machnst by trade but latter
insurance collector committed suicide Candace street last
night
drinking had lost his job and becoming despond
ent, went to turned the gas.
The suicidal which nnaing discovered at $50
o'clock this morning
Bronly leaves a widow and OF daughter
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-11-02
CHARLES WARREM LIPPITT.

NFANtftI9s
HOWARD L. WHEELER.
PHILIP r.. EDDY.
EDWIN ID. ALLEN.
RAYMOND It. PIERCE,
l.. L. MORRIS.
A. X. GARDNER,
II. 8. MARCY.
JESSE NJ. BUSH.
A. G. CROOKER.
FRANK s. BOYCE,
VIM. II. MITCHEAM.
+. MELLO.
G. L. LEGG.
w. Il. HENDRICKS,
FRED s. WAITE.
H Il. STEVENS.
II. r. LANPHEAR.
j. s. CUTE.
c. FREDERICK COOPER,
LUTHER r. COBB,
ELLSWORTH SISSON.
FRANKLIN COBB,
w. J. CHARLESWORTH.
w. r. WH1TFORD.
FRANK II. SWEET.
r.. w. WHEELER.
w. f. TOWNSEND,
+. A. ROGERS,
J. +. KELLY,
CHARLES A. BOWEN.
EDGAR X. HORTON.
WESLEY BENNETT.
j. EDWARD STRATER,
COURTLAND J. ALLEN,
ABE OVELECH.
G.. NJ. KITTREDGE.
IA, O. CARPENTER,
w. BALDERSON.
PERCY +. ARNOLD.
ARTHUR l.. SMITH,
ID. NJ. MATHEWSON.
A. =. MANCHESTER.
w. X. JENCKS,
JOHN T. KENYON,
GEORGE +. A. BEANIE,
EDWARD Il. BURDICk,
T.. j. SAN SOUCI,
HENRY w. COOLEY,
THOMAS j. CRITCHLEY.
LLOYD +. ROUNDS.
JOHN 8. LYNCH.
DAVID A. CROWELL,
w. NJ. y. BOWEN,
HERBERT r. MANSON,
III. s. DOANE,
JEREMIAH A. DUPONT.
IJOfNsrE lss ~ -
IRA u. GOFF,
GEORGE w. SWEET.
WARREN n. WESLEY,
HAROLD w. REMINGTON.
GEORGE G.. FRANKLIN,
~. T. CHASE,
HOWARD X. HILTON.
CHAS r. CHASE.
PETER DESMARAIS.
FRANK w. EUDRUHE,
JOHN w. COLE.
j. u. BOSWORTH.
MAX MAGNUS,
JOSIAH NJ. BARNEY.
LEWIS SWIFT.
r. p. SHELDON.
II. NJ. GRANT,
EDWARD II. WEEKS.
w. ". COLWELL. JR.,
w. w. KINGSTON.
ELMER G. MASON,
FRANKLIN PORTER.
EVERETT w. wHITFORD,
HENRY Il. SIMMONS,
JAS. A. HOLT,
GILBERT sHELDoN.
JAS. =. HUDSON,
GEO. w. BAILEY,
JOHN y. GAHCAN,
GEORGE N. HEATHCOTE.
ALBERT MILLER.
WILLARD j. SWEET.
WM. +. MORTON,
JOHN HEATHCOTE,
n. w. GATES.
HENRY A. BARNEY.
CHAS. A. CHACE,
EDWARD w. SALISBURY,
ALBERT l.. CALDER, I'D.
NICHOLAS UNDERWOOD.
DANIEL i. GARVEY,
JOHN r.. ARNOLD,
THOMAS w. MANCHESTER
HENRY NJ JAMES,
HENRY o. POTTER,
ALBERT v. FLETCHER.
GEO. n. WEBB.
A MANCHESTER HuSsEY.
FREDERIC A. BARNES.
HOWARD W. JENCKs.
JOHN =. JBNCKS
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III. EDWARD THURSTON,
EDWIN BARROWS,
GEORGE A. LITTLEFIELD,
ROBERT FULLER,
VIM. II. POTTER,
G. II. STAPLES,
J. III. GARDNER,
j. BLISS.
r. J. O'NEIL.
JOHN r. ALLEN.
G.. w. ELLIOT.
DIR. A. SAWYER.
BENZ. WHITAKER.
n. WEST,
PETER PALLAS,
s. A. GILMORE.
G. s, PENDLEToN,
EDWARD EATON,
GEO. r. SIMMONS,
II. l.. CARPENTER.
r. l.. DAVENPORT.
J. ]. K1ERNER.
w. II. TILLINGHAST,
T. G. HUDSON,
FRED A. HASKELL,
FRANK y. CHAFFEE.
G. w. VAUDEVILLE.
WALTER F. YOUNG,
r. II. BATEMAN,
MARINUS w. GARDNER.
AlbE III II. bAhl ~,
ARCHIBALD NICKERSON.
A. w LANG.
r. NJ. LOTUS,
ALBERT r. BROWN.
ROBERT b. PATTON.
V. ~. REED.
THOS. A. RICHARDSON,
IL. w. REMICk,
II. @. DURFEE.
III. A. CROWELL,
r. @. WINSOR,
E6MN S9HN E' Y. fHfhIifs. fH2ELf
VI 'PLE ". PHILLIPS.
VI. 9. STANTON,
ALTO e. BELLOWS,
SJIiN j. THATCHER,
LEONARD +. ANTHONY.
HARRY A. SLOCOMB,
ALVAH w. GODDING,
LELAND A. THORNTON,
c. r.. PALMER.
JOHN b. MITCHELL.
c. EDWARD BLAKE,
EDWARD l.. ROOT,
ID. l. HOLMES.
A. A. ARMINGTON,
ALFRED LAZELLE.
VIM. MACDONALD,
J. NJ. SMITH,
JOSEPH l.. GUILD,
BYRON V. SAWYER.
JOSEPH c. DAVENPORT,
JOHN A. BELCHER,
JOHN II. KIDD.
GEORGE W. BARRY,
JAMES W. HOLBURN.
K. c. HANDY,
EDWIN Il. LINCOLN,
p. w. HOWE,
JESSE w. COLEMAN,
WALTER 8. BCDLONG.
ID. ~. ROTHERMELL,
ARTHUR w. HUTCHINS.
C, A: BALLou,
c. s. REYNOLDS,
A. l.. STEVENS,
]. +. REYNOLDS,
j, HENRY LUTHER.
WALTER II. MANCHESTER,
WIZ. J. POMROY'
9. y. NEWCoMB.
Il. X. WATSON,
GAIUS HUBBARD.
u. ~. CHAPPBLL.
n. H. MORSE.
j. n. SMITH,
ARTHUR r. SMITH,
BRADFORD ID. HARRIS.
GEO. E. YOUNG,
w. X. BOOTH,
3. RoDMAN NICHOLS,
W. " d. ~ PEYMPToN.
JONAS AUTY,
A. CURTIS TIN0LBY,
JOSEPH AUTY,
GEORGE A. MANN,
EILERY A. HALL.
EDGAR l.. HALL.
EDGAR l.. WHORE.
r. a MOREr.,
p ~ RUFFTM.
AUGUSTUS HORTON,
SAMSON ALMY,
HARRY W. MASON.
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CYRUS NJ. VAN SLACK.
II. MARTIN BROWN,
ISAAC l.. GOFF.
CHARLES DEAN KIMBALI
WILLARD Il. TANNER,
HARRY G. CURTIS,
WALTER III. BARNEY,
WALTER A. ANTHONY,
ALBERT l.. ANTHONY,
JOHN d. LEWIS.
GEORGE g. NEWELL,
JOHN o. DARLING,
WILLIAM A. WALL,
ROBERT w. TAFT,
JULIUS II. PRESTON.
WALTER c. NYE.
CLIFFORD 8. TOWER.
CRAWFORD E. LINDSAY,
c. MOULTON STONE,
FRANK w. PEABODY,
FRANCIS w. CARPENTER,
ALFRED w. FLETCHER.
w. r. BURLINGTON.
RICHARD A, CLARK.
III. 3. LUTHER,
X. II. LEAVENS,
SHELLEY o. LEAVENS,
ELBERT SIMONS,
JAMES T.. HUGHES.
IUCIEN r. Fits,
s. r. MERCHANT,
w. II. ROGERS,
GEO. l.. GROSS.
HAROLD ]. GROSS,
FRANK A. SHELDON,
r. WALTON LOWELL.
JAMES w. HALLET T,
ISAAC SHIPPEE.
JAMES +. RILEY,
CHARLES ID. WINSOR,
8. r. DROWNE,
III. n. SMITH,
FRANK Z. WATERMAN,
JOHN w. AUTY.
HENRY c. LAZELLE.
WILLIAM II. HALL.
GEORGE K. SUTTON.
f. c. PERRIN.
J. A. SHAW,
NAPOLEON j. BAISELLE,
+. r. AMES,
CHARLES II. HIDDEN,
WALTER HIDDEN,
J. FOSTER CROKER.
w. r. FESSENDEN.
q. A. DAWLEY,
WILLIAM HAYWARD,
FRED G. STONE.
JAMES +. FIELD,
JOHN ". JOHNSON.
THOMAS WALLING,
FRED 7. KELLEY,
HENRY DIMOND.
w. J. ROCKS,
w. z. LAMARINE.
9. w. BOURNE:
q. w. ORMSBEE.
A. r. SWIFT,
HERBERT FOSTER.
THOMAS FRANCIS.
EDWIN HANLEY.
n. f. ROUNDS,
GEO. w. SMITH,
JOHN HEATHCOTT.
K. I. HATHAWAY.
JOHN ALLEN,
JOHN MINAHAN,
JOHN D. BAGGOTT,
CHARLES L. POTTER,
SAMUEL PIKE,
ROBT. ID. ICKBRSON,
HARRY w. HARDMAN.
SAMUEL J. KROHME.
w. u. WALSH.
ROBERT 9. SHoAL,
WARREN w, PARKER,
NJ. A. NELL.
A. w. MATHEWS.
r.. Il. PETERSON,
ANGUS McKEEvBR.
w. II. sHURTLBFF,
ALBERT Il. PADDOCK.
M. II. ALLEN,
pRENTISS O. HOOPER.
CHARLES A. POTTER.
GEO, NJ. KINGSBURY,
CHARLES II. BLACK,
CHARLES G. ePAJDNG,
A. A. ASHLEY.
~. a.. EDWARDS,
JOHN =. SAWYER.
EDWIN DRAPER
STANTON ABBOTT,
ANDREW MCKENZIE.
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LADIES SUITS TO MEASURE.

Lowest Prices Fit Guaranteed. First
class workmanship st
II. sALTMAN's i3 Broadway.
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O. Germans Geological Garden.

An Educational Institution. Native Es-
quimaux, Genuine Fillpinos. Free Camel
and Donkey Rides for the Children. Ad-
mission To all-l0 cents. Open from II N.
90 1880 i. NJ.
wEYBossET AND EDDY STREETS.
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wINsLow UPTON. TFT
WALTER r. ANGELI- u
ALBERT r. DAVIS,
II. Il. BALLOU.
EDWARD 3. RHODES, I'D.
ADONIRAM J. CUSHING.
ID. r. BALLOU,
MANTON MILLER,
r. ID. WILLIAMS.
WALLACE II. CHANDLER,
FRED NJ. RHODES,
G.. w. SMITH.
CHAS. III. MAXFIELD,
II. r. MARKS.
NJ. S. CONGDON,
l.. s. WYMAN.
THOMAS MAY. I'D,
J. Il. BACKUS,
J. u. BROWNING,
HENRY S. TAFFT.
F. w. ROWE,
ROBT. WILSON,
HIRAH BAXTER.
VI. w. BAXTER.
Il. s. PHILLIPS.
JOSEPH LA MOTHE.
JOHN j. DOLAN.
EUGENE APPLETON.
JACOB ABAJIAN.
FREDERICK r. HOARD.
j. r.. MORRAI,LEY.
r. A. SIMMONS.
G.. II. GREENE,
CHAS. A. FRANKLIN,
CHARLES A. JOHNSON,
a. n. MAGEE,
FREDERIC II. HULL.
CLINTON J. PACKARD,
JOHN A. CROSS.
GEO. III. DOYLE,
DANIEL SAYLES,
FRED A. DISBROW,
u. l.. FALES.
r. A. PAYAN. NJ. D..
c. /. BURLINGAME,
X. s. DIXON.
J. w. BUTTS,
f. l.. PARKHURST.
r. n. BRANCH.
A. T. vIGNERON,
CHAS. A. TOMPKINS.
JOSEPH ]. LANE,
G. l.. MCKAY.
r. Il. GREENWOOD,
G. @. -EASTON,
JOSEPH T. A. EDDY.
WILLIAM +. COOK,
X. II, QuIN,
ANTHONY B. DAY.
j. WESLEY BINNING,
WALTER R. DROWNE.
JOHN. T. CRANSHAw.
Il. McKENNA.
c. X. PHILLIPS.
l.. LAMBERT,
WALTER s. HENRY,
EVERETT LINWOOD SPENCER,
JOSEPH MATOONSKY,
FEL1X HAMBURGER,
NJ. B. A. MORGAN.
FREDERICK RUECk ERT,
w. Il. HODGE.
JOHN l.. REMLINGER.
+. g. wHIPPLE,
THOMAS J. GRIFFIN. JR..
J. Il. KEEFE,
THOMAS T.. ROUNDS.
HENRY G. BARR,
HENRY n. LUNDEN.
GEORGE NJ. WELSH,
ASA A. BROWNELL,
JAMES n. WINSOR.
ROBERT r. BEICHER,
WILLIAM II. HALL,
JOHN w. COLE,
j. ID. BOSWORTH,
ELMER G.. MASON,
SCOTT e. BURLINGAME,
GEORGE -. LEE,
WILLIAM GARDNER.
w u. BRIGHTMAN,
BENZ. 1. BROWN.
WM. X. GREENE.
VI. u. CHAFFEE,
A. ~. MCINTOSH.
-. ~. WELLMAN.
NJ VI. Spell,
@. r.. LANDRIGAN,
EDMUND r. PIERCE.
JAMES PARKINSON,
n. A. YEATON,
q. X. LASSE1I..
ELMER WALKER.
j. "a. NICK ENZIE,
r. XAVIER PARADiS.
p ~ PARSONS.
PETER GIRARD.
CHARLES v. BISHOP.
w. =. BABCOCK,
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perben bic S9iffe mittelit S9leuien
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Better Der 9robe.

3uridbrinsuns ber Sliidtltnse setrofz
fen tperben. Grit unter &atbarina II.
1762 Biz 1866 trat unter benz foloiz
fallen Prunt bes 9ofes cine turse
8liitbe5ett Der Stabt elm, bic na9
tbrem Sobe aber elm IA f9es Gnbe
na6m.
9as tpirtlt9e Nufbliiben Der auieiz
tig semiebenen !Sauptitabt besinnt mad
benz Sabre 1912, na9oem Mostau Elm
&aub Der 5lammen ~setporben mar unb
bas Centrum Der 8ureaufratie befiniz
tip an ben Hetpai tranb perlest purbe.
Gs laKen fi9 i'm berflofenen Sabrbunz
bert fir petersburg opei @nttpidez
lungs unb 8aupsrioben feititeuen, in
beren er tier bic prunfpollen Stautsz
bauten portpiegen, pGbrenb bic lebten
40 Sabre benz pripatz unb 3ommunalz
bau gebDren. SroBbem Petersburg
eine Reibe i6Dner unb toftfpieltser Yrtz
%patgebdube peraet9net, ftebt es in
ar6tteftonif6er, tpie in man9er anbez
rein 8~eaiebuns 3. 8. binter Berlin peit
ouriid. Gs 1T bies bic S9ulb Der
StabtDerpaltung. Sn petersburg Be-
finbet ii6 aues fommunule Wefen in
elmer f9redli9en 1norbnuns. Die
&rantenbdufer itnb brett baufGlig,
gang abseieben bapon, baB iie gu eng
iinb, bas Strabenpflaiter 1T miierabel,
bic P%fsrbebabnen befinben ii6 in einem
borfintflut6liden 3uitanbe, bic 8einz
lt9teit Der @traben unb !6Dfe fppttet
ieber 8ei9reibung, Die Waferperiorz
suns sef9iebt in Der primitipiten
Weiie.
Sci Der Gnbe Mai ftattfinbenben
Seier perben fi9 $4,000 S6iiler unb
S9Ilertnnen Der Stabtelementari6uz
len um bas Dor benz Senat befinbliGe
0entmal peters bes 8roben perIamz
meln unb eine fir biefen 3ped sebi9z
tete &antate 1insen, t%porauf aus ben
aus perf9tebenen Mufeen berbeige>
f9afften &anonen aus ber 3eit Yeters
Elm S%reubenialut abseseben pirb. Oie
bic @ei9iibe abfeuernben &anoniere erz
f9einen babel in uniformen aus Der
&esierungsperiobe peters. 9ur9 bret
Sage folgen bann 9ottesbienfte, Self
efen unb 8oltsbeluitsungen. Mit
benz 5eite pirb in benz bon peter L.
feineroeit bepobnten tleinen Yalait i'm
Sommersarten cine Qusfte1uns per>
bunben, in Der man ni9t nur aablrei4e
portrdts bes sroben 9errf9ers feben
lam, fonbern AUDI 8ilber bon biitoriz
f4en PeriDnli9teiten, NIT benen peter
IN 8eribruns fam; ferner cine 8.tt@
bede, Spiesel, Slide, Stiible unb 60
belins, bic @isentbum Peters tparen.
feline 8rtne, 3leibunssftide, bic ct sez
trasen bat. seosrapbifde 9arfeIune
gen, Elm Mrbeitstoitiim, tpel9es er tpabs
renb feiner 5anbpertsaeit trus; enb>
lid cine 4arte, beren fi4 peter Der
@robe bebiente, tpent Il iunge 2eute
eraminirte. bic bon ibren Snftruttions>
reiien in's Muslanb auriidtebrten.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-05-21
H1hhHe Drnntfnn.

Isle f9einen pobl fart ertdltet,
9err 9ubermiiGer9"-r Sas serabe
nt6t, aber mein gbef, Der 8ansletratb,
tits, unb ba bab' i'd mir benn, bamit
Ct ni9t iibeuaunis gu mir 1T, Elm Nies,
pulDer sugelegt."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-05-21
peters6ur9s Ju6eGeier.
9as 2OOiGbrise 1ettebeu Der rufus
i9en 9auptftabt.

Gin BetebI DeterS SeS 0robem-0ewaltmab,
reseIn eesen 0Id@tIiase-wrnafsoue eau.
tn-3ommanaIe WamseI- S~ubtlaumstea
nit f~eItener slusFeuums.
Sur 8esebung Der Seier ibres 200
tdbrisen 8eitebens bat iid bic ruifiide
Sauptitabt petersburg seriiItet.
N%etersburg purbe 17O3 auf 8efebl
bes 3aren peter L. (1692 bis 1925,
in Der @ei4ihte unter benz Namen pes
ter Der @robe betannt, sesriinbet. Oie
Stabt, bic beim lebten Genius i'm
Sabre 1897 1,267,O23 @inpobner
bate, liest an Der Netpa in Snsermans
lamb, bas geter 1902 bon ben Sdpes
ben erobert bate. 8ei Der @riinbung
tonnte Sober gum @nbauen 10 bel
@runb unb 8oben erbalten, als er
piini9te Go nabm ii4 Shirt Meni9i@
tou bic gauge Sniel Daiiili, bic sessns
pdrtig einen sanoen Stabttbeil bilbef),
aber gum 8au bon 9dufern pouts ii9
Niemanb entf9lieben, ober i'm beften
Sale baute man itatt bes perIpro9ez
men Steinbauies cine elenbe Sol3biitte
bin. @lei9 ra9 benz Sooe petsrs bes
GroBen padten bic boben 8eamten, bic
8oiaren, 8eamtcn. aaufleute unb
9anbiperter ibre 9abielisteiten 5uiamz
men unb aosen in enblrien Wassnz
reiben mad benz geliebten rMiitterden
Mosfpa" Wostau). Die Slii9tlinee
tpurben aber unter Der 9emablin urb
Nadfolsertn peters, &atbarina 1.
Q725 Bis 1727 aufgeipiirt unb nit
@epalt nit @eib unb Sinh, nit Sab
unb Gut an Die unpirtbli6en 9eitabe
Der Nepa auriid9ei6afft. Ils peter
II. Q727 Bis 1880 ieinen 6of na9
Mosfau perle9te, purbe audi Petersz
burg tpieber leer, unb es mubten aber>
mails itrense 3panssmabregeln CUR
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-05-21
Der mrinpuntCr1rr

& 0 m 8: n9err Yrinaipal,
Sobann bat f9on pieber Elm SAB Weir
abgeben lu1en, pbne Waher binetnauz
f9iitten!" E / + q b
rWas 1T benin nur nit benz Meni9en9
Sriiber lit bas ME porgefommen-bo
mar er piel sepifenbafter!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-05-21
Der DuntnHrlhrln.

g 9 .9arf ib mir eins
gtgarre ami teden9"-9 a 8 BERT
(behen Srau ni6t anpeieno tit. perz
lesen): ~Gepib, sepiB, aber itellen
sic mir bod, bite, eine 8ei9einisuna
aus, hab ids ni6t eepeien btn!"
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1903-04-30
TIE State Defined.

The state is not organized. nor is 1t
used primarily 10 protect capital and
Cypress and enslave the masses. Inc
state is legalized government, when
came into existence and has been con-
stantly subject to modification, to pro-
tect the community or country from
molestation from without and to main
tain order and protect the interests
and rights as evolved By the character
development and concensus OF opinion
of the people. The state does pro-
tect capital and property; it has per-
haps been oppressive TO the masses,
and has sometimes legaliZed slavery;
but these acts are always incident 10
order and in accordance with the con-
sensus of opinion and development OF
character of the people in that COM
munity or country where they are
enacted; and just as fast as this con-
census OF opinion changes the laws are
modified.-Gunton's Magazine.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1903-04-30

very we'll help It, Loud Judged that
Rothesay would not stay in Boston a
moment longer than was found neces.
sary.
He slipped away from Burt when
they left the cars at the depot in Bos'
ton. and that gentleman began to
think the detective had lost him for
good. when the officer returned, say
ing. It's all right Rothesay was here
today. He bought two tickets for
New York"
Burt groaned.
New York will swallow him up. The
police are good for nothing" he said.
"Rothesay will stay awhile in New
York. He will fancy himself swal'
lowed" as you say. am going on to-
day in the l0:30 express.
And | also" eagerly replied Burt.
LAS you please. have time enough
20 60 up to the Office. Be at the Wcr'
cester depot if you wish to so With
me-
And Loud hurried out,
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1903-04-30
Some Visual Measurements.

"Mhen watch a new building going
Ap day by day. from foundation to flag
staff" said the city salesman, Il get
so muddled by the time it is completed
that l cannot tell for the life OF me
whether it is so feet wide or 500 feet.
So far as mere visual measurements
20. the size varies so much in the
course of construction that confusion
Is unavoidable. When the excavation
seems so enormouse that l could take
oath it covers ten-acre lot. After the
steel framework goes up the building
shrinks amazingly. and l say to my
self. Well. that isn't going to be such
big affair. after ALL How could my
eyes have deceived me so when look
ing at the excavation But when the
walls are finished and the windows IN
and the decorations all stuck in place
the whole building swells out again
prodigiously. New York Times.