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The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1903-03-13
a "REMINISCENCES
J3Y OLD CVrIzGN''

his historical personality was inn
pressed upon my mind. He had
wandered into a cave Of shadows
and spiders when a middle aged
man; he was tired aud lazy, and
had lain down on the moss-coyered
floor of the cave TO. rest and to
sleep; he had slept thirty years,
and had woke up a decrepid, for
lorn old man; his hair was white
as snow, and his beard bedraggled
and grizzly; his clothes were in
tatters, and his rifle rusted; he
sought bis home, but the little viii
lage he had left had grown into
city; all his companions had died
or wandered out into the wide
world; his wife was either dead or
had moved away; his children had
grown up, married and moved to
the west to grow up with the coun-
try; he could not find his old home,
it had disappeared in the growth
Of the city; he was alone and for
lorn, and at night drifted away as a
mist and was never heard of more.
In recalling the story of Rip Van
Winkle and his misfortunes, / be.
came reminiscent, and nay mind
called up many things of the for
gotten past.
Among other incidents of the
long ago [ remember a murder
story told me by some old people
living a few miles southwest of
Camden.
In about 1910 a stranger came
into the neighborhood. l do not
remember the name he gave him.
self. He was a middle aged man,
tai, and rather slender; dark COM
plexion, jet black hair and heavy
beard, and piercing black eyes.
He was alone and secluded. He
boarded in the neighborhood, and
had the habit of sleeping during
the day and wandering away at
night. While he seemed to have
no occupation, he had money to
pay his board bills and cash other
expenses.
People became suspicious of
him, and tried to watch his move
ments, but with very little success,
However, two citizens of the coun-
ty, long since dead, were frequent
" seen with him. Relatives of
these men live in the county today.
AS time passed on counterfeit
silver money began to make its ap-
pearance, and gradually became
plentiful. Then people began to
suspect the stranger and the two
citizens to be counterfeiters. The
people became very indignant, and
there was talk of violence.
One evening, about twilight, a
neighbor met the stranger in the
road about seven miles southwest
of Camden. They exchanged the
customary greeting and passed on
When the neighbor had proceeded
about half mile he heard the
crack Of a rife, but thought little
Of it at the time, because nearly
every man had gun, and game
was plentiful.
But next morning the stranger
was found dead in the road neal
4 the spot where the neighbor haC
met him the evening before. Hc
had been shot through the heaC
with a rifle. An inquest was held
but the man waBnot identified, anC
no one pointed out the murderer
The body was given burial at the
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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-10-08

Sobn RobD bat in ieinem @e-
ihdft on TactnrD 5traBe in Canal
0oper ihon cine ihOne Multerausmabl
BON Wintsrwaaren fir Mdnner= uno
Gnaben=Mnaiige. Snbenl er fir Die
bisberige 9unolbaft beItens oantt, bit.
tet er um tpeiteren 3uipru2. "a
Nad benz .Sron 8aaep &epor-
ter" f6rtnen in oieiern Dllfrltte ca.
5000 Rohlengrdber nur brei 5age III
Der Wohe arbeiten. Die 8rubenbe.
fiber ertldren. oies iei notbpenoia me.
gen Mansel on Srdnsportmitteln,
pdhreno anoererIeits behauptet pirD.
es geihebe, I'm einen tiinitliden Got.
lenmangeI gu er3euaen uno Daourh Der
Gohlenpreis IN Die 0Dbe 81 trelben.
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ltmSer GanoiDaf fir 2tiioitor.

Ger oemotratiThe ganoioat fir glu=
oltor. u. Q. Donahep. iit in perrp
3cunibip III oisient @puntn aebpren
uno feline 6amilis 1T Iben ieit 80 Sab
rea in oiefem golintp anIdilia.
u. 9. GonabeD iuarb stpeimal III
@pihen 5omnibip als 5omnIhip.glert
erpdhlt, troboem bas Spipnlbip cine
republitanilde Mebrbeit bon $50 5tin-
men auIweiit. bas- erlte Mal bate er
eiRe Mebrbeit bon l27, oas smeite Mal
cine Webrbeit bon 334 Stimmen.
Gpwobl Temofraten pie Republitonsr
millIen onertennen, oaB er elmer Der
bsitsn glsrts lit. Die oas Sopnibip i
eehabt bat.
Nnd ben Soroerllngen Der hemotra=
tiiden BIaiform uerpflidtet lih Sr.
8ouahep, ooe er, tpenn er gum goun'
to D-Nuoitor erlpdblt lpiro, BON feiner
| giIsnbabn 6reipaiie annebmen miro
ano lih beifreben mirb. Die Steuerlalt
| glslhmdBi9 uno eere6t 5u uertbeilen.
Wdbreno er Sownibip=@legt mar,
bat er ben 2euten nienals Soften fir
Gintra3ungen llno Nften9ebiihren be.
reAue!, ionoern bat lid init Dem @es
balte be9niigt, oos Die GruItees ibm fur
isine Dienite benilliatsn; mas ME Elm
5opnihip=@lert por i6m getban bat.
st 1T iebr wobl bsfabi9t. Die gfIid'
! len eiues 9fu0ito.s ,li erfii(len uno tpiro
oeu 9iirgern treue Gienlte ieiIten.
| gr srfreut lid Der NbtunQ ieinel
Gadbarn uno Greunoe Eno 9tiemonr
fam Qeeen ieiuen @barattsr etpas sins
tuenosn.
@r psroient Die unierfiibuns iete
elrli6en Waunes.'
Seine 6amilie beItebt Gus lebens.
ldnaliden. iiberseu9unQstrsuen Semo'
| trdten.
gDdbrenb ST. Gonabep Die Non1ina
tion srhalten bat, obne irgeno einen
Manne geaeniibsr fib perionli6 gu oer
| pfliAten, 10 9ibt er uns bod Die Wer
IiGerung. bob er einsn WIann als 8s
Dutp ernennen miro, welAer Der De II t
lfhen SpraAe ourfou!
mddtis 1T.
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gllmlih Der neue Qtlas, Der bon Der
Htlas gabliIbina Company in Itew
Bbiiaoelpbia. o., publiairt miro.
Dieles Wert brinat cine Garte oes
@ountp unb seiqt als StraBen. 8emdi=
let. SolpnIblps@rensen, Die uripriing=
liaen 5ettionen, Cots uno Runsmern,
5iaote, poitofficss etc. GernercRar.
ten bon isoem Sofpuibip in grOBem
MaBltab nit oen @tenyn Der 6auinen.
oeG Hamsn Der gi9entbiimer uno 3abl
Der Nfer. 3arten aller GtQote uno
OrtIdaften. Cine @iienbahnfarte Der
Ser. 5taaten, elne Welttarte uno 2or=
ten Der eroBten Stdote init tuertbuollell
ItatiItilDen 5abellen. Cine tluse 8s=
ihi4te oes @ountD uno ynli1ten BON
bitoriIhem Snterelle neblt geihreibuns
gen, Ierner elmer 2iite Der @ountp.ge.
amten bon Der 8iloun9 bes @ountn big
auf bic 8egentuart uno aneeres luertb-
uoles Waterial.
Die 9arten Iinb ale bon gaul G.
Murrap, unierem gegenpdrtigen @oun.
ip.2anomeher. ge5eibnet. 9as Wer'
ioa.e in teiuer Jainilie, III teinem
HarRbuuIe feblen. Ser 9ltlas miro
bis gum i. Didrs 1904 sur abiieferuM
fsrti9 iein. Preis oellelben $1,000
Seoermann, Der einen gtlas ani6rei'
ben pil, iollte iofort ieinen Nalnef al
.9be Ntlas publiibine 60" in Wen
Ybilaoelpbia. O., einienoea. asen'
ten iperoen in ieoem 5otDnIbip 9eiu6
unb lpirb oenielben cine liberale Com.
niIlion beiDilli9t.
She Mtlas gubl. G o.,
Nleranoer glof,
glem philadelphia, 9
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-10-08
Observation-Disclosures

glrtbur 8. 8artid. COLLECTION Waip
Srene gnr, ubrihsprlle.
Snlper Sail pearl 2lrmltrong, beloe
Dpn Sracp.
gerrp =. Gobert 8ertruoe 8. Noams.
beioe bon Canal DOuer.
@rouer 50. 5relIel Soma s. Sultns,
beioe BON Mem Cumberland.
gooar 8. Gnolulton, Wtalltua, S.-
Glmira W. Yenroo, 5banesolls.
sSoiepb ". Smith - Gli5abetb alscr,
beioe BON Miooa!e.
6. M. Bpnerpg Dolores Eoblnntt,
beiDe bon ubribspiue.
2enis s. Sorn - 2utn V. SanlDro.
beioe BON Canal 9oper.
Gharles Sorsner. SerrD @itp - @orot
Bennett, New epmsrstpwn.
Charles e. Yittenaer, Dennlloll =
Marp parrilh, llbridspllle.
ssacob Robler. parral Hola Saub
lher, Canal Sooer.
Saepb Gtuber - Ep,lna Sldln9er
beioe BON Suscaranas.
Nntonio MardeIi Nugelina Narll
beioe Don Sonce.
Martm Miser - Gbriltine s. Welnln
Ger, beioe BON StraBbur1.
Solparo 8. 0aupt-9lnua y. Wtltheu
beioe BON Canal DoDer.
gen. SipplD - Marp Spar, beloe II
Sanal SoDer.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-10-08
gcIbftnl orOpc crindl.

2lm Iebten Donneritoa Yormuttag
gina gIrnolO Gulsensr, Elm Gdisr I'M
GlotoiDn-5 5bals, nil ssuei Sinoern na1
9ietp philadelphia. nm lin Die Gtras
Beniair ab5uleben,. aber taum lpar er
cine babe Gtunoe IN Der Gtaot. 10 er.
bnlt sr cine 5elsp6onbotihalt oes Sns
halts, isin 9iittsntnsdt, 8oitlieb
8leaer. bab, iid / lbit erihollel.
Eleuer iuar erlt Dor eilliatn Dlona.
ten aus osr Gdmsla set0mnlen nno
mar inlpermiltbig ilber eiue 2iebess
aliaire. Gr bate Elm Wdo1en 9eliebt
uho ipdter eJialren, oab es ieiner ntnt
ulrois lei. s5n Der leBten 3eit lpar sr
lmmer lhDsrmlitliger .scmDroen uno
am Donlierltaa 8otliiitaa a!s er ols
ein IN Der Galerei mar. nabm er eille
S@rp;f flute, liedte ben Gailf in ben
ulunO uno ortdte lDs. Sic G9rOts
laouns 3errib iBn cine Wanae. rib
| ibm elil Nuge aus oer Auqeah0ble uno
i1uB au1 lisbsu 3abne heraus.
IS tuar 3ur 3vit iofit aisHano in
Der Gdlersi, aber in oen WDbnbaute
Dansbsu lOrte .6rau Goietta 5ulaener.
Die nit einem alpei sgOben alten Gdus.
ling oabeinl 9ebIisbea mar, oen ShnB
uno ellie in Die G1iersi. no gleu +
/ ieln @sli6t Dul1.> guf ihre 6raae,
mas seideben, gb ct Die NntmDrt:
| IS lit nibt iC lullmn." Damn pollte
er Gdie ial5en. mdbreno man III Yhl=
lipsbura ST.. @rafufOro holen llsB.
! 9ts Der 8Dttor lam, iuar Slener nod
imMer am Salaen uno mlBte beinahe
nit 8<palt bon Der gtrbeit 9enommen
mtroeu, bod waro er bal0 oaraut ourt
ben SliltoerluIt 10 l1wn6, DaB er rrul
mur. lib ms Sett 81 leael. Or.
gramfDro beipryte ben erlten Verbanc
uno an 6reitus muroe Der Yeruunocts
nab Dem Sulplrol III @anal Soper ge'
brabt uno nuh ben IsBten ytrlhten II
er auf Dem g4ese Der Isnerung.
Bleuer ibeint I'M 2lnfunse taum &C.
~ lbt Sl taben, mas er 9ttban poel
nus init ibm gelheben, oenn als Sui
sener bsim tam uuo lbn fragle: Wa
rum balt 3u Das 9etban?" antmortet'
er: ia, wdrum uu6!"
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-10-08
Wte peroiemt man GEN.

Nsenten jeSen @eihledts fcllten an
bic Marfb manufacturing Gc., 538 Safe
ct, gbieaso, 3d., fdreiten unl Sauifra~
tionen unb gin3elbeiten iibtr ibr bii6fhes
aluminium & 8arten-Butteral nit Gurenl
einerapirten yfamsn nnb 100 giites
cper @eihaftsfarten. Sepermann befeat
lclAe. Mufer.'Gutteral NIT LOO 8arten
40 Gents. Diele Gutterale nit Rdrten
wereen ein3eln fur rs Gents perfauft.
Man brauht nur baS Winfer '3u 3figtr,
um cine Grbrt az befcmhsn. Genpfl
lpfort 40 Gents fiir sia Gutteral NIT 10y
ssarten opsr 30 Gtnts fur 100 Raytfu
obne y5ntterGl. .
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-10-08
8efemntniiI stncs prieitcrs.

ytep. Snp. g. Grr BON gGate. @rf.
i4rebt: ,Giir II Sabre litt th an Del
Weltlubt. SD frnj ultirte cine NnsabI
Dottpren unp protirte ale Sorten ppr
Wsoi,inen, tpunte aber teine einperuns
fnpen. SAlisBlid eebrauAts Id
electric Sitters; iest bin id Ypn etne'
&ranfbeit furirt, rie mid IL Sabre lant
feabieIs." gBer sine suserldliiSe Mepi'
ain fir 9eber- unp Merenleipcu, Wassn'
belbweroen pber alSemeine SAwaA
baben nil, Der faufe electric Sitters
Nur so Gts. unp sarantirt BON s. y
Hainsberser, Mpptbefer.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-10-08

Vim 9i,nliae 0ormittus bat iid
glmer gffelo in iein,m 0aule in
S.Rniion erIdoheu, Dor leinein 3ooe
bate er NOD sini9e 3eilen aeIdrieben
oss Snbalts; ,2beures Wsib uno
tdeurer Sobn, tbsure Wutter. Nlsn Kin
Gebepobl. Sd babe gu piel unternom=
men uuo babe su lAwer 9earbeltst. Sh
bin bes Qebens miioe."
9lm 8ienlta9 Moraen lam Gdielo
pie selpObnlid nad ieinem 3situnQs.
tano nab ubribsuile. Nud III ll5r
aing .r naa isinem Sauie in 3enniIon
uno gina 3leib Die 3reppe binauf nah
Ieinem enlaisimmer. IS lrar sur
53eit lonlt Nismano im 5auie ols Ieln
l5iabsiger SOba Oarrp. osnn GralI
gffeio mar bel gsrtuanoten in steu'
benoille auf gsiun. @enige Mlinu'
ten, nadoam Der gater bsim9etomWen.
borte Oarrp einsn Sdub uno als e'
nod Dem Sdlaf3in,mer oss 8aters
ellte, lab er oieisn um gooen liegen; e
Qlaubte, oerl.lbe lei ohnmdhti9 9eiuor
ben uno bolte e,nen grsi, aber als Der
i.lbe antam, fauo er cine 2elhe. sd
| T,Io bate fh nit einem 8eipebr oiret
iourd oas 5er5 aeia0ftn.
Der un9liiflite mar 40 Sabre oil
unb binterldbt elHe gBittpe uno elnel
Gobn.
Nlan elaubt, OaB 4rantbeit I'M
s1ulo.n gffelS su oem uer3Delfelte'
ehritte peranlaBten. gr hatt. lld 3
tisf in OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
einaelahen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-10-08
Gin gScrf an Die Tarmer iiiD.
lid nnD itiDtueitiiG) pOtt
Oanal GoDcr.

Dian muB aus Der 0enannten Ge=
eeno iebr oft Die 8emartung hOren, es
lei unbequem, mil 5ubrlDert nad @a-
mol 3oDer su fnmmen. IS lit mirtli6
fir ssranen uno dltere 2eute fein 2ei1-
tes, 10 piele gilenbabnaeleiie au freusen
uno tann man es ben 2eutsn oaber
nibt perDenten. ipenn lie mad NeD
Philadelphia aehen. ,uenn Iie In bic
Gtaot aebea tpollsn. SD mode oaber
fplqenDes 9Inerbieten: SD aebe ieben,.
Der nit leinem ifubrtperf na6 Stem
philadelphia fdtrt. bon bort aus ireie
Observation-Disclosures iuenn Sbr su mir
tommt uno init mir Gefbdfte tbut.
Gs fino lebr bieie GARNER aus Der ae.
nannten 0egeno. Die man in ganal
! Eoper gar niht mebr au Feben be.
tonmt, unb soh limb lie Vile in 60
! nal Douer tuillfommen.
23 @ottlieb Rrebs.
gublidb hcltsn mir ben lang e.
| lfehnfeu Meuen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-10-08
Mettete stuet pom gooe.

,,unIere tleine 7c9ter bate einen tri.
tiip,n NnIall BON &eudbufen uno 9ufk
ropr.nent3iinpuna" f4reibt 8sAa 8> g.
6dpilanp BON Nrmont N. g.. yatrr !ss
9eben wurpe purG nDr. 3iRss Rfsp
Discovery" serettet nahcem aaa aaeetea
@episinen febildlusen. unlert Ntat,
bate Die Nus3ebruna in aorgerldteu'
9tabium, sebrauAte ebenfaGs piele nun
pertare Mepi3in unp furirte fe aud
balp barna6." Desperate gun9en= unt
5alileipen l6winpen Sor ct. Stuss
Nterical Discovery, wie por teiner anoe'
rem Meri3in. llnfebibar fit 5ultea nal
Grtaltunssn. Sepe 5Vt. uap sl.O(
Slal6e 1T sarantiert BON s. .. Raias
berger, Nputbeter. prrbeFalAen frei
Sn 8ainsbersers aputbete wiro beutld
9eiprcAen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-10-08
: gDdhreuo Der StroSenioir Il

= @dbrsno Der Strobenfair wur=
Dc lebten Tnnneritas bel gurnIioes BON
elmer 6rau Elm ihlparier out gsltoblen;
uno nuroe uns oarnuFhin bon S.rrl.
gurnfoe Die iolgenoe 9lotis sinseadn'
olat::
81. Dame, tpel6e ben QroBsn iatDar=
aen Sut nit blauem 0oroertbeil uno
ap.i NroBen idmar5en Jeoern aelioblen,
III noblbetannt uno psnn lie niht
tommt unb fir opn gut besablt, 10
miro lie Derhaitet.
8uruiiDes Eepartement Store.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-10-08
WcfturDcn.

gns 80. Sept. III ylelp pbilaoelphla
SSrau @barlptte 0osuaro i'm 2llter oua
56 esabreu. Die Yeritorbene hinter=
ldbt eiuen @atten ilno smei 5OhtsL
Nm S. Ctt. auf ieiner 6arm trei
DseiIen 0hlib bon Canal DoUer Gonrar
8ambef, ein bohgeaAtster GARNER. OH
Werpenfisber.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-10-08
Sertangt.

Farmer, pereeBt nidt. oaB mir alle
guere eeoorrten Aepfellhnige faufen
uoaen uno oafiir ben h01lten Marft=
preis besahl,n. grinst oieielben in
oen Store BON
Matbias & 6 o.,
"a 9iem pbilaoelpbia, 8.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-10-08

STR ggeine unb 2iqueure gum
6ausgebrauh uno su meoia;nilhen
3pefen ipenoe man lid, on goolpb's
gn=@ros-2iqueur 5tore am public
Square, pbone 35l. II.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-10-08

- ga nilien tperben init ben beIien
Welnsu unD Qiqueuren uerieben onrh
Moplpb's @n=@rOs 2iqaeur9eiAdft am
Bublic Square. tt.
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lit dberillt nit sl,tenl Maeria ommt unS praft one
Nuswabl. 8auft audi ndbt fit einen Dollar, big Sbr
aenau faSienige ffnbet has SIR baten polt. ales 1T
bort, es banbelt ad nur barunt, Nes 81 eben, obte
etpas III lbereben Gs lit br piel 81 feben beionors
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9;. g,pr5tpioer,,nn auf Der ssarl

Entered at the Post Office ut New Philadeiphia'
O. ~ second class matter
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-10-08

Gubiid, bo!tsn mir ben lang Il.
febntesl asgen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-10-08

Rsa palIasslpsta. c..s. ciiabsr 1908.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-09-17
JEROME'S ATTACK ON LOW.

In his drastic criticism of Mayor District Attorney Jerome
has revealed himself in curious and by envabe
That Jerome has served New York courageouy WELL
of much force of character Of marked ability
be denied but neither be denied that he self
centered gangy ambitious and amazingly inconsistent He
with veemence that is little of vtrioc
is popular that he is of ''unlovabe
personality
This is Jeromes view. 1t but short
held radically different This expressed
Jerome himself when he declared Low has given New York
city had" What change?
has induced Jerome his and repudae
his deliberately expressed judgment? Did Mayor Low change
the methods of administration that brought this unsought
from the district attorney and adopt others of questionable
repehensbe so his of the city of New York less
able successful and coendab today than when Jerome declared
it to be "the best the city had?"
Not ALL Whatever change there has been has taken place
Jerome in Low Lows methods of administration And why
the changer Has been produced sincere and honest belief that
Low has deteoaed the quality of the service he rendering the
people of New York; BY erome change of heart
change of 'front.' whatever be called is the product of the
disappointed ambition wounded vanity
Jerome candidate the sonsts could have placed
the field and when failed with him he gave his
dspeasure by railing at Low.
That the explanation of the district attorneys datribe which
after ALL calculated strengthen rather than weaken the
against whom leveled
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-09-17
NO SUPPORT FOR SECESSION.

Since the rejection of the canal treaty the Colombian
the agitation in Panama has serious that has
become subject discussion Bogoa and negotiations be-
the president and Hoping pacy the people the
president has appointed OF Panama favorable
demands that be taken Should
way little the
would be the immediate and inevitable result.
The fundamental of Panama that there has been
republican government Colombia
the constitution 1863 abogaed suspended
National Council of Bogota promulgated
by which deprived of their and
they converted provinces Because Panama protested
against spoaton reduced the level OF territory the
appointed Bogoa After the OF
years placed equality with the other
provinces still later Cauca and Bolivar joined Panama
protest maintained that the constitution of 1885
had the people invalid and therefore
not binding the protesting states
There have been many revolutionary Colombia
since 1887 held tenacousy the claim
that the being void binding upon her
The original republic Colombia established 1870 and was
composed of Ecuador and Venezuela but after
existence OF thirteen years three independent states
New Granada Ecuador and Venezuela The of New Gran
ada changed 1883 the Confederation Granada in 1861
the United States Granada the United
States OF Colombia
Those who favor the that only
is precedent their favor but the isthmus
well of the civilized world would by
independent republic Panama
certainly for tht United encourage
this agitation 1t prepang
the shmus and such terms existing
treaties country would be compelled protect the integrity
of Colombian territory and the keep open
across the sthmus
Such consumnaton would the United States in new
difficulties and complications and would delay
indefinitely this country should existing
circumstances seems enough II should summarly all
negotiations Bogoa where the bandit method of dealing
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-09-17
REPUBLICAN PRIMARIES,
September 80 The Date When Thsy VIII
Take Placs.

At ameeting Of the Republican city
committee last night az 70 weyhosset
street II was decided 20 have the causes
for the election OF delegates to the city
and state conventions Sept. 10, which
comes on wednesday.
Tho dates Of tho council caucuses and
the city convention were left with Gen.
erai Hunter G. White. the chairman OF
the committee.
The meetings then adjourned until Mon
day evening az O'Clock. when the execu-
live committee will submit a report In re-
gard 20 regulations 20 determine mem
hership in the party. allowed by the eau
Gus act pa seed Dec r. 1872 In section
of this act II r. provided that city
committees may make regulations. not IN
consistent with law. 10 determine mem
nership IN the party and restrain those
not entitled 20 vote at caucuses called by
them from taking part therein. and such
regulations shall be furnished 20 and shall
govern the officers ~ this act charged
9TH the duty ~ preparing caucus voting
lists I'm the preparation Of such iists so
far as they are not In conflict with the
provisions OF this act"
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-09-17
DIED


eATEs-Suddenly on the 10th inst.
George III. Bates. % Dodge street.
Notice OF funeral later
6RANNIGAN--In Pawtucket, 10th inst.
James Brannigan, in his 65th year.
Funeral Friday. Sept IS. at $50 m.
from his late residence 33 Tower street.
No carriages. Relatives and friends are
invited TO attend.
cASE--In Greene. r. l.. the 18th inst.
Mrs. Nancy Case. aged ~ years. 7
months.
Funeral at Attention church Friday,
Sept. is, at IL o'clock.
DWiNEl-In this city. 18th inst. Sarah
Small. widow OF Amos Dwinsl. aged ss
years
Funeral services Friday afternoon at
O'Clock. at the residence OF her daugh-
ter-in-law. Mrs. Warren 8. Dwinel 45
Chaplin avenue Relatives and friends
q invited TO attend.
,ORHAM-At Shawomet Beach. War
wick. the 10th inst. Ann. widow Of
Edwin Gorham. aged IS years.
Funeral on Friday the 18th inst. at
clock p. m. from the residence OF Will
IN H. Miller. IS ocean street Provf-
nee r. l. Relatives and friends are
yited TO attend.
ARRIs-In Quidnessett. North Kings
town, 10th inst Edith Frances Harris.
infant daughter of John II. and Laura
~ Harris. aged months and 20 days.
Funeral Saturday. 10th inst. from her
1rents' residence. at / p. m. Relatives
I'd friends are invited TO attend.
'ARRis-In oaklawn. r. l.. 10th inst.
Henry Harris. aged ~ years.
Funeral Friday. 18th inst. at 2:30 p. m.
the residence Of Henry G. Burlingame
'henix avenue Relatives and friends
1vited 10 attend without further notice.
lUNToCN-In this city Sept. Is. Will
liam Huntoon. in his 10Th year.
Funeral private.
IRBY-In harrington, r. l., on the
18th inst. owen Kirby, in the 72d year
| Of his age.
Funeral from his late residence. 70
Maple avenue. Friday. the 18th inst. at
8 a. m. Relatives and friends are in
vited TO attend.
NELSoN-In Auburn. on the 10th inst,
Frika whilemena. beloved wife OF Niles
| Nelson. in her 26th year.
! Relatives and friends are invited to at
| tend the funeral services from her late
residence $50 Garden street. Auburn. r.
/ l.. at D. m. and from the Swedish Bap-
! tist church. corner Plain and Globe
streets. Saturday. sept 10. at p. m.
! P,ERcE-In Foster. 18th inst. Phebe.
! widow OF Charles Pierce. aged 7s years.
Funeral from Clayville church. Friday.
] 18th inst. at ! o'clock p. m. R@'"'lves
and friends are invited to attend
TEN EYck-In Riverside. on the 18TH
inst. Sarah e. wife OF Benjamin ID.
Ten Eyck In her s5th year
Notice Of funeral later.
TuLIY-In this city. 10th inst. Ellen.
widow of Patrick Tully and sister CT
Patrick Kil.oran.
Funeral will take place from her late
| residence. No. 60 Pekin street. Friday.
Sent. Is. 1908. at $40 a. m Services at
st. Patrick's church at a. m. Relatives
, "A friends are respectfully invited TO at
tend.
Poston and Lynn. Mass. papers please
copy.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-09-17

The postmaster who resented the ephet dirty dog applied
to him Evangelist Jones the under dog in the hgh
that followed.