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OANAA q - "hfS'NsNS -
resierer Tia for auuit % 9tOer oftc
benne Snteresie prnftif llbtrpf neS
fra Sio til arSen at giere ~betpoeIige
Sn5fip5 al RituitoPrter babe Der /
fit eget 2onO % / EUROPA. Gette bar
maaife life iaa meget lin @runo l. At
be bar en- bgbere 6oritaaeIie al Sum
fters 89ieu 90 gGrb enb 6oIf fIeit,
mel bet er bog ct llSiIns al ct priS.
pGrSigt Euife ON at itstte 90 op.
biGpe uo9et, Der iteIge anerfienOte
@runoiRtninger er RoeIt % goSi.
Wtonge al bore 8~engefpriter bar ret
b~etpoeIige priuate aunitiamIinger,
bbor iiRr RaIerfuuiter er bel repre-.
icnteret. gaa bette iom paa ale Om'
raaber o~oerifpager s. 8ierpont Nor'
gan be ANDRE. San ifaI bapc fisbt
allnitoarfer al ale SIas8 for 6 a 7
Iiaioner Collars / 9sbet al oe 'iioitc
faa anr, og bans SamIinser er rim2'
ligois ian uoget n9r De o%RroifuIoeite
| be 6oreuebe Stater. 5 biSie Gage
meoSeIes fra Ne1p Dorf, at set er
@oraans Seuiist at bpgoc ct foIOS.
iaIt aunitmuiGiim 90 forEre boaSc
bette % SamIiugerne til RepubIifen.
Decorah-posten., 1903-04-03
Seq ct ibg"
S9 ie9 pil foripne
Dem meD en- Sur.

Seq forIanser ineen 8ense -
bare ct Yoitfort.
Sig itnlpeItben at De trenger
SipIp. Seq biz ienoe Gem en- Or.
Der, aunenoelig paa bpilfetiom5elit
apotbef, for iefs 6ldifer Or.
Sbpops &eitoratipe.
Se fan tage ben en- Waaneb paa
8reue. Seriom ben lpffes, foite-
ben $3.50. Sm ben teller. oil ieg
ielp betole apof6efcren - og De.
res blotte Orb ifal afgiere Oct.
Sper en- balp Miqion Spge bae
giort netop, bpao ieg beber al Gem,
% 80 no al bper 40. bar betalt for
9ebanoIiuaen meo @IGbe, forbi De
blep belbre0et.
Seq fienSer life til 9eres Eli.
itaub, eQer bpor panifeIigt 9eres
SiIfRloe er - bette er ligegplbtet.
Seriom De bill gisre Soriseet, og
pGre oprigtig moo Gem ieln % mig,
CT ia pinig til at opertage Heiifoen.
Nit Selo beitaar | at itprfe be IN.
Sre Reroer, bpilfe briper be pigtige
Srganer.
Seq bar anpenbt nit Gin paa at
lore, b~poroan bette fan aisres.
ct ioaat Organ betpber ip9ffet
Rerpefraft. Oct err IigeittIlet meb
en- ipas 9ampmaifine. iom tiltrRr.
ger mere Samp.
GIT bebarbIe Srsanet ielp er iinpt.
tigt. Sooo BET tr9neer er &raft til
at pirfe. Nene min Reitoratipe
bringer tilbage oenne Sraft OF
SlerbeSeu al SiSie Spgbonme Fan
life bclbreoes paa nogen anoeu
Maa6e. Min Bog pil fortGle Dem
bporior,
Decorah-posten., 1903-04-03
auarbinetnn.

sporpognsitreif. - 5 SeattIe er
Der Streif bIaubt SporpoenSarbei.
berne. aompaniet bar iorisst at
title benz tiIirrbS, men bet er life
IptteSes. Grbeiberne oil M. at ct
8olSgiitsraab ifal uebipttes, men
acmpaniet uii neppe gaa inc her-
pau. % l~lbiiaterne er, at aampen
uil bIiue Innguorig.
8ranSinrpeu /, Seattle bar iat sp.
ems Iapor, Z. !. Sumes. GolitiGe.
ZEN, Suaipan GuIitioommer George
oa andre 8piunfticnGrer UNDER Sil'
tale for at haze mobtaaet Seitiffelie
oa for @iSbrug al gmbebe | glmin'
neIigbeo.
Decorah-posten., 1903-04-03
Dkluhntitu.
gnnNcts eloitr Qrne Sps.

Sanoets Gioitc SGge opS. - Or.
ssobn Y. 3ooS ira Gofiepuiae, San.
Jas, or aigaaet peS 9sbcn | Sbo.
mas | en- AISer al 101 aar. Gan
bapoe praftiieret iOm Sage | 20
slar os par utuiIiomt ben GIoitc Dot.
tor | 2aRoet.
Decorah-posten., 1903-04-03

Senator McGrmber foreIIaoebe Sn.
oianerifole | 8dbpcton ltpiliomt pil
fan ben fornsone gepi[gnins | nRiie
Gongres. 7enne SfoIe pil blire
forifieIig fra De biotil beitaoenoe
SnoinnerifoIer | Carlisle % Camp.
ton, ibet man Der pil forisge at lore
Snoinnerne nogct ON 2anobrug,
apggap[ oip.
Decorah-posten., 1903-04-03
sup Dukntn.

Sub pnkntn.
Gn Mano peo Rapn Senoridion
blep operfisrt 90 brGbt al ct Cog |
4Prbeoen al Oanfton.
Gn 0nloaarc iiges at bare opba.
get paa Iusuit aipbuS Sarm | RGr.
beoen al 5airiar. grfarne @uIo-
grapere tiger. at Der er nof 8ulb til
at gipe ct ltbbptte al 5000 pr. Con.
Maetallct blep iunoet | en- 3pbbc al
40 600.
@il fiDttc gDen. 5orretnings.
mRnbene i gpen Irent tRnfer for
glpor paa at flptte belle gpen til
bsiere 90 terrere Steb. 8aa oct
Steo, bpor Den M Iigeer, err bet iaa
lapt, of 8anoet oite er til tort BE.
ioRr, naar Oct regner meget, og bette
er life pibere beloist for Sorretnin-
gen.
GpuntpimpcrintenScnten / San6
Gountp mobtaeer | oenne Sib talrige
MniGgninger ON S9rerinoepoiter.
Sneen Manbsperion melher fig; men
&pin6erne bar nof bsrt, bpor let oct
9aar for iig at blipe oiit nerube og
bar 9pit til at ie, ON &pgterue meb.
fsrer Sanobeb. Oct fommer life iaa
meget an paa Ssnnen, Tiger De, nnar
De bare fdar 2op til at prsoe zig.
Dc iaafalote "Suibbner" bar labet
bore fra fig | 8regorp County, bpor
Ell 6sbmiif Sarmer bar mobtaget ct
9rep, Der triter bam meb baa6e oct
enc % BET anoet bpis ban life for
laber Gountpet. Ranben bar en-
balp Seftion gobt 2anb, og Oct err
aa%bentbart en- eller anben, iom bill
prspe of faa fat paa hans @ienbom
til en- Spotris, Der har ifrepet gre.
BET.
Sra Canton mebbeIes, at ct Was.
iemsbe iorIeben blep aiboIbt beritebs,
% of Der peo ben InleOning blep ia.
get Sfribt til at iaa 9pen bpgtig
"aperteret" | Giten / Saab ON Der.
peb at bep9ge Ell Gel al De mango
Observation-Disclosures, iom isger til
Spb 9afota, til at tage miblertibigt
Spbolo | Canton, bpis SorretHiuss'
mGnS tror, at Der er gobe Eenge at
tiene paa iaabanne Solf.
s Stfman Spmnibip, Raribaa
Gountp, er en- SGrerinoe peo Haon
Sba 8anlahe, Der efter iom BET ier
no til cr "Wanb for fin Sat. Sun
blep enaa9eret til at bolbe Sfolen,
men blep ilfIar meb en- al Sfolebiref.
tsrerne, bpiS @lit bun bapoe tltgtet,
og ban laaIte Sfolebuiet for benbe,
iaa ser life funbe boloes Sfole len.
gere. DtiiS @amafe gap Jig BOG
life. Sum neObliuer buer Dag at
gaa til S%folebuiet % proper 0sren,
oe naar Serminen er noe, pil 0iref'
tsrerne pent iaa betnle benoe Den
2sn, De bar enige ON.
Wprb / Stanleg Gpnntb. - an.
brep Iemler, Ell Wanb, iom arbei'
oebe for en- 5aareoporGtter peb Got.
tonlpoob Greet / Staulen Goiintp,
8iQiam &uennede, foripanot plltb'
ieIig Sen Isle Sebrunr. Sans Sus.
bomb bar mistGnft for at BABE aienb-
fob til, boor Get bar blepet al BAN,
% ma bolbt Gie meo bans 9eop'
geIier. 6orrige Srebag fanbt man,
at Der etiteos | Smegnen por grapet
ct Sui / Soroen, % BET iaa no, iom
ON bette bar beItentt til en- @rap,
eQer at oct maaIfe allereoe par benpt.
tet / ct iaaoant giemeb. 2sroag
Worgen / @raaIpsningen opbagebe
man 4uennede fisrenbe benoper
ErGrieu / Ell 8oen, og man fulgte
hans Spor tilbage til ct Steb, bpor
SemlerS Sig bleo iuuSen. Oct bar
~opifaaret / TO 9ele. 90 alteuuede
fonironterenes meb 2iaet, nGgtebc
ban at gipe nogeniombeIit Splpsnin'
ger. San .iiober MI / 6Gngilet / Ei.
ere. Oct fort9aeS, at Ell o1ben
Wanb. iom bar / bans Sieneite, for.
ipouot Ii9eiaa pIlibielig iom Semler
for ct Iars SiS iiben.
Decorah-posten., 1903-04-03
Senator @iqiam 9. gliiDu |

StNQtpF SSluIIIN q. SlHlluH ITO
Soma bar / @nibiugton label fig "tn'
teruierpe" meS Senipn til De poIitiIfc
Barriers Trogrumiuaer 1904, 90 oct
tan bare i'm Suteresie at bare, bpn0
En- ian oi0t inoflpOeIicSrig @ono, Der
ooenitibbet bel itaar Den nIuGreuS
Administration ganife n9r, bar at f.
&c ansaaeree ct SpsrgSmaaI Tom oct.
te. Senctoren u6taIer, at Snrifen hi
bIiOe Set SoOeoprobIem boorom@oIg.
fanpen foutmer til ct itao nGite Mar.
Iemofraterne oil angribe &epublifa.
nernes SoI6poIittt isrit % iremIt o5
berefter Seres SoISnino ! 8engc.
ipergsmaaIet % SptrGben me6 Sen.
Jpn til SrrIts. IepubIifonerne oil
life foranSre Stiaing ooerior Sarii'
fer.ItgeionItbt iom oe oiI fraptge lin
biStiI fuI9te &oIittf Snn 6iItppinern,,
90 bon6 SruitS uugnor, iaa oiI be iom
Bi6tiI oebbItpe meo at gioe 2ope iii.
iigtenoe en- 2pSrtng al bette Spsr8S'
mnoI. Ter raaoer ale S.a8s Nnifr-
eIier ON Snrificr. tiger Senator a.,
lion. Ger er Dem, iom onifcr en-.
teIte SoIoiatier forminoife0c; anSre
Tan life taQ.e. at Ser rgreS oeo Dem.
Sfoia5rifnnterne ! 9~Ipeng.an0 enifer
SoI0en poo Suoer opbpoct, me0en$
&eitenS &oGgoporGttere trcr, at Bette
OiIoe tiene hi at ru;nerc ocrc5 &c.
britt. gnteIge mcncr, q; Sen rlloE.
renSe Sob al 50 pr. 1000 Ioo poo
SrG,ait er n.ticr Dpt q bsr fIerne8,
men oe, iom ii00Pr / Grp.aItforret.
ming, oiI life oi0e ri roacn 9}e6uftion.
SpGr8&mooIct ON Gc.oer cr oDerb1.
oe5et iao ci0trrften0e at K: cr 1unir.
Ii8t for ole 3r;cre3'cre1, at bI;oe
eui1c. Oct er 0o5 i&rSt II oiSie
EoIOiotier or Tor teie "a >er iormino.
ife&; men ueioQ 5poS Ser tommer til
of b.i0e ojcvt I rem Hamlna cr Set
poa be: ~ruoTryu>c Gj>sumf, f.r tiN.
I:8t at u0to,e ii0 on. Ser cr HcS.
uGen euSnu life Samiicmmilbco m5o
SeniDn til 50orotot oct cr b2,oist !.
foreto9e en- @eoiiioa al bc.e TarifIo.
Ten elcr ON mou Blot ifo, 'orcnSre
entelte Sofcy. otter @tGiions 0ia.
ming oil 8nrtiet oebtoGc en- "broaN
gauge" 6reSiporet) @Iatiorm, O.
ban tror, tiger ban, at Oct oi. crt.pce
zig for en- 6oranSrirg al Eo.oen ipa'
rerSe I'll Be ~ioranScete ln0uitrieul
5orboI6. 0ette nil ii8e, at b0ia Ell
bsi SeitpteIieSto.b er p~oafrGoet i6ol
til @eifgtteIie al en- oiE SuNtitri ino
btl man b~tbe5oIbe Sen; men itiiIoe De
pile flo ! 26bet Of nooIc aar, at oennl
Snsuitrt b!omitrer % tribes o9- goo;
Fan flare iig uSen en- iao bei geifD:,
taic, ia bsr beu reS1lceres, ina at Der
fommer i'll at itoa / rilneIigt 6on5ol>
I'll 6e ioaIe0es ~iornrSreSe SIitanbe
Oct repubIifnnffe 8arti biI ifsIge III,
Decorah-posten., 1903-04-03

Tcubfpmne 9tilmmere al "gSeo
Srneu" Ion srBOloes Tor 15e
cttra.
Decorah-posten., 1903-04-03

seilne TiIIrIoe, life ~trpuiIis, turerss cfts al
en- eaer to SLATER. Sosaae apotbeiers.
Decorah-posten., 1903-04-03

mRnoene i gpen Srent tRnfer for
sllpor paa at finite belle @pen til
bsiere % terrere Steb. 8aa oct
Steo, bpor Den M ligger, er bet iaa
lapt, at 8anoet oite er til tort 9e.
ioRr, naar Oct regner meget, og bette
er life uibere beloigt for Sorretnin.
gen.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-08-19
AMERICANS
BEATEN AT
TENNIS
Collins and Wardnor Went Down
Before the Dohsrtys in tho
Tournament at Newport

Another perfect day greeted the tennis
players at Newport this morning. and
brought them round keen for the game.
A little more such good fortune and the
MANAGEMENT will have the early rounds
all out OF the way and the field clear for
the big men TO fisht II out among them
selves.
The gathering of society people was
even larger and more brilliant than yes
terday, for while the match then was
OF a preliminary nature that today was
final event. which meant that an Ameri-
can championship title should remain
abroad for a second year. or be brought
back again to this country.
Even after their victory over Ward aad
Ware Collins and waidner were not sup
posed to have much chance and the odds
in the betting We're heavily against them.
Their supporters were many. and they
applauded vigorously at every occasion.
but they did so more because they want
ed to encourage the home players than
because they felt any real hope OF VIC
tory. There were some knowing ones
who argued that the Westerners made
the Dohertys play the full five sets to
bring the victory year ago, and that
the match against Ward and ware show
ed that those same Westerners had i'm
For the most part however. these hope
full ones were silenced by the long string
OF victories the EngliShmen have scored
over the Wrenns, Ward and Davis Larn-
ed and Wright and Larned and Ware and
by the fact that though Waidner was
good yesterday. he has never been con-
sistently dependable. The attitude OF the
crowd was distinctly that of being de-
termined TO back their men to the end
and the support the Americans received
could not have been better.
The first set went to the champions
7-5 they playing mostly 10 Wa1dner and
the Americans aiming their attack at
r. F. Doherty. Waidner lost his service
three times, II. L. Doherty twice and the
that every time a service was lost, II was
largely due TO the fact that the server
was in the sun court and his opponenents
put UP lobs he could not see.
r. +. and II. L. Doherty
5442445 +I
| Collins and waidner
| 7O14s0S4410 2-s2
Dohertys won, rs. 6-3. s-s.
Both teams fought hard for the second
| set and II was full OF brilliant rallies ant
| lobe and volleys but the visiting player
| took the lead in the hrst game and were
! never headed. though they had mar
| gin OF only Ave points at the end. Tn,
points were:
r. E. and II. L. Doherty
454134o7ES
| Collins and waidner
| 2314 51452-7
The Americans fought gamely in tn,
third set. which proved to be the last
but they were constantly playing uphill
| and were at no time a match for th'
clever Englishmen. They made O. gooc
stand in the eighth game to make {
four all, but waidner lost II and r. F
took the next and set and match will
splendid smashes. Summary:
r. F. and II. L. Doherty-
| 45174 5-36; 8
Collins and waidner-
l74b1 $50; 3
Continued on page Two.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-08-19
DIST. CHIEF
LAID AT
REST
Flrsmen and Fraternltlas Do
Honor to Remains Of Late
Horace |. GriSwOId.

The impressive funeral services OF the
late District Chief Horace L. Griswold OF
the Providence fire department were held
from his home at 433 Cranston street and
from the Pilgrim Congregational church
this afternoon.
The deceased was universally beloved
and respected by his comrades in the de-
partment and as many as could. ATTENDED
the services which were conducted by
Rev. Frederick B. Pullan. pastor OF the
Pilgrimschurch
After the prayer at the house the oni'
cial escort which was in charge Of DIS
trict Chief Smith and composed OF man
from each OF the 26 companies, met at the
Harrison street fire station and then es-
corted the remains from the house 10 the
church.
DELEGATIONS were present from the ma
sonic fraternity for Chief Grdswolo was a
member of St. Johns Commandery ana
from the local odd fellows lodges, VINO
served instead OF the Sugar River Locke
OF Newport. N. II.
Two bearers from each OF the frater-
mites and two from the officers OF the
fire department bore the remains into the
church and after the services they follow
ed the hearse TO the Riverside cemetery
near Swan Point where the burial was
Floral tributes from the various socie-
ties and the fire department as well as
from relatives and friends were In pro-
fusion.
The escort accompanied the cortege as
far as Olney street where they were dis
missed as the distance TO the cemetery
was too great for them TO cover the whole
distance
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-08-19
VISITORS At OYSTER BAY.
President Roosevelt tntertalns Senator
Hssrns and Vile at Sycamore Hlll.

oyster Bay. l.. l.. Aug. ls.-President
Roosevelt received several callers today.
and afterwards transacted compare
lively small amount OF executive business.
Among the guests Of the president and
Mrs Roosevelt at lunch today were SEN
ator and Mrs. Thomas l.. Kearns OF
Utah. Senator Kearns desired 10 see the
president again I'm connection with sorte
federal appointments In his section and TO
discuss with him the proposed work OF
the approaching session Of congress.
l.. ri. Hammerling OF Wilkesbarre. Pa.
and a committee will call upon the presi-
dent late today 20 present him an invi-
tation TO visit wilkesbarre. Mr.. Ham
merling recently was elected as an alter,
nate 20 the next Republican national COZ
vcntion.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-08-19
EX.PRISONERS OF WAR.
National Association Elects Bolrd OF o.
tIcsrs at It's Session at San Francisco.

San Francisco, Aug. 1s-The National
Association OF Union ex-Prisoners OF
War have elected the following officers
for the ensuing year:
National commander, James ID. Walk
err reelected; national senior vice com
mander, Clinton T. Hull OF San Fran
cisco: national junior vice commander.
John T. Kissane OF Ohio. national chap
lain. John 8. Ferguson OF keokuk. la.
historian. Gen. Harry White Of Pennsyl-
OF East Orange. ~. j.; executive commit
tee, Governor A. 7. Bliss Of Michigan. G.
A. Parsons OF Pennsylvania. Charles @.
Davis of Boston and Charles 5. Fisher or
Maine.
Berdans Sharushooters have elected
the following officers: 8. c. James OF
Centreville. Ia, president. 10 succeed r.
". Tyler. who is III at bis home In wash
ington: r. d Sweeter Of Brentwood, Cal.
vice president; A. X. Barrett OF Philadel-
phia. secretary and treasurer. reelected.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-08-19
BREWERY COMBINE.
Indication That Ono Is Contemplated at
New York-SmaIler Plants to &c Closed.

New York. Aug. lS.-Many recent con-
ferences among breweries OF Greater
New York. have given rise to belief
that a combination OF all brewing IN
terests Is about To be formed.
The immediate result OF the consohda-
ton would be to close several of the
smaller breweries. OF which there are
about 10 in Brooklyn alone. Another re-
suit would be the establishment of GER
tain standard grades of beer and ale,
to he sold at uniform prices in all sa-
saloons.
Brewers have been complaining that
the keen competition In their business
has been almost ruinous. 1t is said that
about half the breweries today are hav-
ing q hard struggle to exist
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-08-19

palace, Monday.
Notwithstanding the warning which
Russia addressed TO the Bulgarian gov
ernment, IL is generally believed mere
that the Russian naval demonstration IN
Turkish waters will dangerously encour-
age the Macedonians, who, II g claimed.
will interpret Russias action as being
the first step towards Intervention In
their behalf.
The insubordination of the Turkish
troops is regarded as being one OF tne
greatest danger to the present Baiksh
crisis. The lack OF discipline among the
soldiers is marked.
II is found necessary to humor them In
diers and their officers. For instance.
regiment while on the way from Oskup
stopped at saonica for 8 z hours INSTEAD tsst
the soldiers might amuse themselves In
the town. After futile endeavors TO pre-
vail upon the men to allow the train 70
proceed. the officers were obliged to grans
their demand.
GRAVE INSTRUMENTATION
The killing of Bulgarian workmen. who
were repairing railroad tracks near Us
kub Is another grave instance OF the IN
subordination of the Turkish troops. De-
tails of the affair show that train load
OF Turkish soldiers, soon after leaving
the railroad station at Ushub, not only
fired on and killed three Bulgarians who
were at work on the road. and left the
bodies lying on the line, but some or The
soldiers left the train and pursued five
other Bulgarian workmen TO a neighbor-
ing station where the Turks murdered
them all in cold blood.
DANGER OF OUTBREAK.
Consular reports received here from
Salonica continue TO emphasize the dan
ger OF an outbreak OF Mohammeden IA
naticism there The consular representa-
tives have asked for protection and the
question OF again dispatching warships to
Salonica is being discussed by the repre-
sentatives OF the powers.
Dispatches from Turkish sources say
the insurgents have destroyed another
village in Macedonia.
ITALY CAN SEND WARSHIPS
Rome. Aug l9-No other power Is in q
better position than Italy to quickly send
a feet TO Turkey. In fact Italy may al
most be considered as already having q
warship on the spot. as the torpedo boa
destroyer Minerva is OF the Island o
Lemnos, In the Aegean Sea, a few hours
steaming from Salonica and the battle
ship Baumberto. which Is at Agosta
Sicily can reach Ottoman waters II
about forty hours.
The italian Mediterranean squadron
now OF Cagilar. Island OF Sardinia, hsi
been ordered to Sicily. 40 as to be neal
the scene OF the trouble In Turkey.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-08-19
STEAMERS
COLLIDE
IN FOG
The City Of Bangor In Trying
TO Avoid BreakWator Ran Into
Steamer Frank Jones.

Rockland, Me-, Aug. i9-The Eastern
Steamship companys steamer city OF
Bangor. bound from Boston to Bangor.
in trying 10 avoid the break water in a
thick fog this morning. ran into the side
wheeler steamer Frank Jones. OF Port
land, Mount Desert and Machias line
bound eastward early today. The City Of
Bangor was uninJured.
The Frank Jones lost about 80 feet Of
her bulkwarks and her stsrboard wheel
was considerably damaged. She berthed
at the wharf at Rockland and It IL
thought can be repaired without ssrious
delay.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-08-19
Are Exchanging Notes Regarding
Plan to Send Warships to SalO-
nica-RuSSian Squadron Expect
ed to Arrive Near COnStantinOple
This Afternoon = Ambassadors
Demand Immediate Action by the
Porte to Prevent the Threatened
MaSSaCrcS at SalOniCa.

Constantnope Aug IeThe Russian squadron is expected
anchor bay of Miada off the Of
European Turkey between Burgs and the entrance OF the Bos
phorus, eighty miles from the latter
The attitude of the indifference hitherto assumed by the Turk
Russias action giving OF marked
Russia coneplates making still
contained the note OF M
Znove Russian ambassader such the appointment OF
Christian governor r-general of Macedonia.
find diplomatic quarters
prevails that Russia working in full agree
me with Austria.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-08-19
TO 6UARD AGAINST TUNNEL DISASTER.

Berlin, Aug. 1e.-Lessons taught by the
recent disaster on the Paris underground
railway are being applied by the minis
try of public works. Orders have been
issued to the officials of the Berlin under
ground and overhead railway TO light all
tunnels by wires wholly disconnected
with the motor current and 20 install Rp-
paratus enabling train hands 10 break
the traffic current anywhere and thus
stop trains approaching the scene OF an
accident. The officials are also ordered
TO cease overcrowding cars.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-08-19
APPOINTED BY THE COMMISSION.

Manila, Aug. 1.-the Philippine COM
mission has appointed Captain George T.
Langhorne. of the Eleventh calvary, sec
retary 10 the provincial government OF
the province OF Miro and Captain Kelly.
engineer officer.
Major Robert L. Bullard. with the as-
sistance OF the friendly Moro chiefs. is
making arrangements for a grand Gale
bration and peace conference OF the COM
pletion Of the Lano military road.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-08-19
MURDERS
GIRL; KILLS
HIMSELF
leutbecher Shot Miss Faehn.
rich Because Family Opposed
His Attentions.

Cleveland. o.. Aug. is.-rhe names OF
the alleged murderer and his victim in
last nights double tragedy were learned
today. The man is William Leutbecher.
and the girl Martha Faehnrich. both OF
this city.
1t Is now general believed that Lieut.
becher shot Miss Faehnrich. while they
were out for walk and then killed him
self. The cause given for the tragedy
is the opposition of the Faehnrich fam
lily to Leutbechers attentions TO the
young woman.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-08-19
SOLDIER KILLED.
Private Shot Ia Camp Al Provu-Burdsu
Another ArtiIIeyman, Under Arrest.

Salt Lake. Utah, Aug. l9.-Ehjah II.
Lewis. aged 10. a private In the Twenty
second battery, stationed at Fort Doug
las but now IN camp near Provo, was
shot and instantly killed in camp last
night. Whether ne was killed a. re-
suit Of a quarrel between himself ard
L. w. Burden. a member OF the same bat
terry. who was the only witness ~ the
shooting. or met death through the care
less handling of a revolver. Is not known
Burden is under arrest pending sn IN
inquiry.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-08-19
FIRED ON STEAMER.
Psass Under Arrest for Shooting at the
Caribou on a Maine Lake.

Dover. Me. Aug. 1s-Jule Pease was
arrested at Chesuncook and brought here
for trial today. charged with firing four
shots at the steamship Caribou. while
she was making a trip across Chesuncook
lake Friday.
The steamer had on board at the time
a large party OF tourists. The Caribou Is
owned BY j. r, Smith. OF whose steam
boat business Pease was said TO be en-
vious. Pease owns a lake steamer.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-08-19

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