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Evening journal., 1903-09-23
Philadelphia and
Reading Railway
Wilmington division. }
Timetable in effect June 20.

Trains leave Wilmington, king street
station), for Elsmere Junction, Mont
chanin, Winterthur Guyencourt, Gran.
egue, cossart. Chadd's Ford Junction
Pocopson, West Chester, Embreeville
Mortonville, Coatesville and intermediate
stasions, daily, except Sunday, at 7.35 a.
m, daily 2.Io and 45o p. m. Sunday
only $40 a. m.
For Suplee, Elverson and intermediate
stations, daily, except Sunday, at 7.3s a.
M, daily, 2.Io and 4.5o p. m. Sunday
only s. 10 a. m.
For Joanna, Birdsboro, Reading anc
intermediate stations, daily, except sun.
day at Z. 35 a. m. and 2.Io p. IN. Sunday
only at $40 a. m.
ATLANTIC CITY DIVISION.
From Chestnut street and South street
Berries.
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win Not Leave The Rinn.

James J Corbett has returned TO New
yor 70 rihe first time Since he was de-
feated by Jenries on the Pacific coast
more than a month ago. lie seemed to
be In the best Of spirits. Although satis-
fed that Jehries IS hts superior. Corbatl
does not intend 10 leave the ring lie says
that his next opponent VIII be Robert
Fltzsimmons whom he has been anxious
10 meet Stree the latter wrested the
icnampionsnlp laureis from him at Car
son City IN 1897. Corbett intends TO take
a rest before he tackles the Cornishman.
but he says he viii be ready to meet
Fitzsimmons within a year.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE
scores Of Yesterday.

Philadelphia ~; Cincinnati q
Cincinnati. Philadelphia ]. a
innings -darknessl.
Brooklyn B; plttsburg, 4. 90 inn-
ingsl.
Boston, 10; ST. Louis l.
Chicago, G; New York, l.
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eAAlnEN
sCORE RY INNINGa.

Wilmington A, A. . ..O0OO001Ox-l
Camden ..4. .........OOOOOOoo Ga
Two-base hit, Henry; threo-base hits,
Hoffman. Campbell: sacrifice hit Barton;
hit by pitched bah. Nobltt bases on
balls. on Faulkner .: struck out. by
Faulkner 4. by Dovey. 4; stolen bases.
Nobhtt Black; lett on bases; W - - on
A. A, S: Camden, a. umpire, smith, tlme,
100.
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South ST., $50. bSouth ST., I.so. l
South ST., 400. dSouth ST., 4.Is. e
South St, $50. oSaturdays only. s SI.oc
Excursion.
Detailed time tables at ticket Office,
18th and Chestnut SITS 834 Chestnut St.
zoos CHESTNUT St, 6oo South sd ST., 3o67
Market ST. and at stations.
Union Transfer Company will call for
and check baggage from hotels and resi-
dences.
A. I. DICE, EDISON !. WEEKS,
Genl Supt. Genl Pass'r Agt
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.Iow ths cIubs stand.

Where They Play To-day;
Chicago az Philadelphia.
st. Louis at New York.
Cleveland nj Washington.
Detroit al Boston.
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cOUNTRY clue TENNIs
Entries For Mixed Doubles To Close
Today.

SO far the entries for the mixed dou-
bles in the tennis tournament at the
Wilmington Country Club have been as
follows: Lammot Dupont and Miss
Alice Pyle; II. c. Fritz and Mrs. W. S,
Hiiles: ]. r. Cause and Miss M. Dra-
per; n. II. Wright and Miss NJ. Candy.
j. r. Cause and Miss O. Cause. G. Be
lin and Miss II. Cause. J. p. Wales and
Miss Anna Bird. The entries win close
today and playing begin this afternoon.
IN the mems doubles yesterday c. l.
Cause and r. L. Gilpin won from H.
c. Fritz ana +. T. Cause. GO, 6-s.
Lammot DUPONT and c. Belin won
from H. W. Palmer and d. j. Layton
60. Ga
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For the South.

Atlantic Coast Line.-Express 1926 p
m. and 12.4S night. dany.
Southern Railway 500 a. m
and 7.31 D. m, daily.
Seaboard Air Line Railway.-Expres
800 a. m. and 4.0S p. m, daily.
Norfolk and Western Railway .-Fo
Memphis and New Orleans, 6.SS p. m.
daily.
Chesapeake e Ohio Railway. Express
11.01 a. m. week days, S.15 D. m, daily
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AMERICAN LEAGUE
Results Yesterday.

ac Results Yesterday.
Ofhpetroi& z; Athletic, 4.
hicagt z; Boston. 0.
<. 'velanV {; New York. 4.
Vitae LoulA S. Washington. e.
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DelaMara Division.

For New Castle, US. S.2S a. M, s.01
400. and 6.51 p. m week days,
For Lewes and Rehoboth, s.2S a. M
and 4.02 p. m. weekdays.
For Dover. Harrington, and Delmar
Z 2S, S.28. 10.5S a. m, 4.02, 6.5l week days
For wyoming and way stations, s.o1 p
m. week days. -
Express for Cape Charles, Old Poin
Comfort and Norfolk. 1913 a. m. Weel
days and 2.04 night daily.
For Atlantic City.
Connecting at Philadelphia, Broae
Street Station. $50, S.07 a. M, ~. .l6 (Sat
urdays only) 1877. 81, and 6.0l p m
Sundays.
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ssandino Of tho Clubs.

Where They Play Todayi
philadelphia at Cincinnati.
Brooklyn at pittsburg.
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Other Games.

At Steelton, Pa.-Steelton Athletics
defeated Marysville nine by a score of
to 2. saul's pitching for the locals
was the feature
steelton ...22O0 0OOO2 80
Marysville e.. 100 0 0 90 0 0 o 2--2
Batteries saul and Douglass; Barn
hart and May. Umpire--Varnes.
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1t may 30 true that it is not the clothes
that makes the man, but if it wasn't for
the vadding way OF the tailors thera
would he vary utLla ef senna nan.
Evening journal., 1903-09-23

At Altoona. Pa.-First game:
Harrisburg . .2 0 o 0 . 0 0 o.
Altoona g.. ....f 2 O O o 2 o o Ks
Breckenridge and Agnew;
Bennett and Needham.
Second game:
Altoona .......0 0 o o o o o O-1
Harrisburg o.. 20 0O102 IL IL
Batteries Miller and Needham.
Matthews and Agnew.
Hazleton o.. e.. 20 0 0 0 0 as
Wilkesbarre 90 900 o o.
Batteries-FalloH and Mcclellan ;
Kelley and Bergen.
At Pottsville. Pa.-Pottsville won
the fifth consecutive game from
Schuylldll Haven. The locals played
am errorless game and Evans pitched
in great form.
Pottsville .....2 0 a 0 O 0 0 x-t
Schuylkil Haven o o / o 0 o -
Batteries Evans and Phillips: Dau-
bert and Hartranft.
At Lebanon. Pa.-Penn Park wor
again by opportune batting.
Lebanon .... 40 0 3 T.;
Penn Parl, D.. $50 3 90 012--l
Batteries-Hafer and Miller; Hill.
/ bert and Smith.
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Pennsylvania Railroad
PHILADELPHIA, BALTIMORE
WASHINGTON DIVISION.

Schedule in effect September u, 1900 y
Trains leave Wilmington as follows:
Fer o PhiladsDh1am n 4s Slg t20 $40 S. o
10 90 IL 49, IL 49, II as m, +-12. .16. l12 80.
80: 80. l2.s2 800: s:11. 400, -. 5.O5.
sic. 10 90. and III .O0 D. m. weekdays
a. M. PA, 81. 100, 800, 40, -,
1000, and III 90 D. m sundays.
Z. 81 80. S'o7, $50. 1900 ss5' 1893, n0.5]
ss sss SO, q l. a65 S' e. a54 a. s2S 80 s5 5s' s.s
days 'yS iss, 40 40. 7iS, !siS. 800. s;s5 snS
4.54 IS q, 6.o7. 72s. s.os. 1000. and ill.od
Tor 80 New York (through exprsssl. 5..sI
s,o7. 20 y '%s.io sis p. M, ~ week days
% 10, 9.s5. |11.45 a. m. u 81. 800, SOL
800, q. 10; 9.l6 y. M Sundays;
Phila) 1.49, s.19, 40, 7.05 Connecting al
West Philadelphia), $50. 9.s5. 1903, II ~
oz M ~ '.l2 l6 1920, .1:S. 90 S.l1, 9,5f
at West Philadelpha) week days. .4sl
5-l9, 20, !7.10 $50. 9.35 II. 45 a. m, ]. ~
300. 454. 6.07 20 @7.10. 9.16. and II .0l
p. m; Sundays Connects at West Philal
For Boston. without change. 1902 a. nj
ana ana so p m. week days, 500 D. m. SUM
For Newark Center and intermeliat.
stations. 7.25 a. m. and 6.42 D. m. weel
Baltimore and Washington, 12.4s. 4.so
~ 500, 2 TO- i10.1S, and 11.01 a. m, 10. .o5
ssssS5' ~''1 Is, Ito. 3.5l 4.os. SIS
l2lS night week days 12.4S 4.3O, 7.15
,-Q0, ilO.l6. a. m, 1905 80. .35. 4 so, 3.51l
/ ~. 5.25. SOB. '63s. *7.31, SIS D. M, and
l2.lS nights. Sundays.
Baltimore and intermediate stations
/ ,256, A.41, ,6.1S, p. m. week days, and
6 13 p. m. Sundays.
For Lake Placid Through Sleeping Carl
I 3.1l p. m. Mondays. Wednesdays ant
! Fridays.
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Pouches. Pouches.

plug and smoking pouches. 10. Is. Is.
So SO. rs. 800
Evening journal., 1903-09-23

With Ex-Governor Hogg talking for po-
lticai peace. the Texas cry has been
changed from hog and hominy to Hogs
@.-S usA----~-.-s
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Altoona. pa.-Flrst galne:

At PhIladelphio--T- Lotus. 49, Her
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companY's oHioers.

The officers Of the company at pres
ent are: Frank NJ. SEWER. president:
sraiuaAa Ea1la- vica@ president: Frank Il
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Leave PhIiadelDhia. Broad Street Sta
ii % a. m, 1886. lis. ms 2. q. $40 Is.2s
4.o1. 400, 4.4e ,i.49: 5.07 5,25s 5.Si
and l11.3S D. m. week days. 3.s5, 6.35. %
lS.35. l9.12, l10.35, ii.23 A. M. n2.29, -la
70 %. 3.l3. 4.46. 5.vi, SIS. 1913, Z, 40, S.S5
From West Philadelphia, 12.0i and IL .
a. m. 3.25. ,55, and 6.15 p. M week days
l2.01 and II .55 a. m, 1925 and 5.b5 o. m
Sundays,
Evening journal., 1903-09-23


During the entire time the Union
Fire Company was fighting for recog-
milton by the legislature It was i'm SER
vice and-on several occasions did COM
mendible work. Through the courtesy
extended by several FIRE companies in
cluding the Water Witch ard WASH
ington organizations it was ready at
an times to respond 70 an alarm OF
fire.
On May % a contract was entered
into with the Charles r. Holloway &
Company. Of Baltimore for latest
improved, all steel, double tank COM
bination chemical engine and hose
wagon to be delivered within three
months. The cost OF this apparatus
was $4,000, and after several months Of
anxious waiting it has at last arrived
70 take the principal part in the cere-
monies TO be held on September %.
Following the order for the appara-
tus contract was entered into with
several concerns for equipments and
other necessities for The arst class
equipment of a fire company. on July
81 an order was placed with the Fabric
Fire Company OF New York for ! .0oC
feet Of black diamond hose. which has
also been received and already used in
service.
Con,oav,,,f- r1fgoors
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Devoted Time to Work.
cettine Members.

on April 21 a committee comprising
Elwood Pyle. William Rossiter, Will
liam Toy. Dennis Gallagher, Charles NJ
zebley. Ernest ]. Otteni. Harman J.
Henderer. Joseph J. Kelley Thomas
Davis and Joseph Cannon was appoint
ed 10 obtain the names Of all reputabl,
citizens living in the southwestern sec
ton of the city favoring the location Of
fire company in that part Of vii.
mington. A long list of names were
secured and a lengthy petition wat
presented to City Council requesting
that the company be recognized as ;
part of Wilmington's fire department
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-05-02
SENIORS ENTERTAIN.
Classical High, 1903, Have 1hsatr';a's
and Give Z Dance to Friends.

Classical High. 1893. gave q class sociai
and dance IN the large hall of the hish
school building last night.
Tho one-sct farce. "A Proposal Unoer
Difficulties" was given. with the felcw-
ing cast: Robert Yareslsy. which wes
taken by Robert n. Jones: Jack BARLOW
by Horace r. Brennan; Dorethy An
drewv. by Gertrude r. Davis. and Jennie
a hou.ensId, by Rachel q. hscAuhne'
Dancing was enjoyed to the uusio o.
Fish, orchestra. and at the lower end
Of the hall ring-pong and other games
were enjoyed.
The ioor was in charge % John d. Tn
dergocd, assisted by Leonard 3. Little
Richsrd A. SANDERS, Robert y. JONES
walter Potter and Charles n. stark Jr.
as aids Tire social committee wse Leon
nrd q rAttie, Carrie Pierce, Richard A
Sanders, Dorothy Burse and John - IN.
dervood and the class officers ot IN
class ef 1903 are: Douslss Alan
| president; Gertrude f. Davis. Vice prem
dent. pelors Whittier, secretary, ans
John ID. Cnservsod, treasurer.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-05-02
DOUBLE
ALARM
GIVEN
A Fire Of Mysterious Origin in
+. {. BaIIou's Shoe Store
Early This Morning

A fire which gave the department sum
argument was discovered in b. h. nl
ious shoe store. at the corner OF WY
bosset aad EDDY streets, by Fatroltns,ln
Michael j. Luby at 4 o'clock uls n'0'"
ing. - -. ont NJ the
roof OF the building and pulled ,,t,, IN a.,
alarm from box 2s3. As soon as Depuss
Chief IIin arrived no caused seo"n'
alarm TO be sounded. ..,,,, ,r
The Are originated In store room III ~,
the rear OF the main store. the naInes
spresding rapidly by means OF an eie-
yator shaft which extends from the
street level TO tho roof.
The protective department spread tI :
paulins IN time TO save consiuer IDle
portion of the stock from being ruined
The department made comparatively
short work OF the fire. x..s
The sufferers by reaeon OF this heateu
period were, I'm addition 10 Nj. Baliou'
Frederick @. Lees. plumberi owen 10
gfr. Louis Tariapolsky and y. Wenesky'
failors, and Williams. Frfeker Co.
THE cause Of the Are Is a mystery.
The loss on building and stock par
ticularly the latter. will be several thou-
sand dollars-how great cannot be esu-
mated until a careful Inspection is mace
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-05-02
BRYn MAWR COLLEGE.
Appointment Of Or. rc-lamln |. mlllsr a.
Associate In Geology Is lnnauFcsd.

Bryn Mawr college announces the ap-
pointment OF Or. Bsnjsmin l.. Miller az
associate in geology DR.. r. Bascom,
the well known geolog.yt, who organized
the department. he's 90 fer carried on
the work alone. but Il has now grown
quito beyond the possibilities OF one per
ron. Laboratory work and neld work
are carried on constantly. ana as the clss-
sc, grow larger two professors is few
enough in the department. Dr. Miller
took his bachelors degree 81 the Univer-
atty OF Kansas In 1897 He then nllsd
tho professionally Of biology ana geology
At penn college for three years After
that he became assistant In the United
states weather bureau. When he had
carried that work for n year hs was made
fellow In geology at Johns Hopkins uni
yersity. For two years he held the fell
lowship and went or with the United
states work In February he received
the degree OF rh. y. from Johns Hopkins
In addition - taking part ~ the minor
md major work. Dr Miller viii give
a free elective course In rnsteorclogy ana
oceanorrnphy, two hours week. In
connsct,on with this 10 r. rrooabl- that
n station Of the United States vesthcr
bureau will be estab..- 81 the colies-
thus enabling the students 20 40 pracu-
! cal work.
! Announcement = slso made of the eN-
tension OF the courses In D1Ellsh enun-
| citation and pronunciation. Last year
work in this was made part OF the re-
a,nred English. ~ being given by Mt
/ Samuel Arthur King OF London. Next
year Mr.. King will continue this required
work and will give besides two courses
| in reading. The ngst. one hour courss
| in the general reading Of prose authors
will be open 20 those who have had th'
s.nsrai work thA year The second
reading OF shstespssre. is a free elsctiv'
OF enc hour. In this special attention
will be given 10 the needs ~ those stud
snts Who intend to teach English ntsrs
| ture.
Or ecstt. professor OF msthsmatio
! will give q new free elective seurss OF on,
hour on fundamental thserems or elgse-'
and Geometry. This will be OF sspsesa
value 10 those who Intend TO teach ele
mentary mathematics.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-05-02
MAY.DAY TEA.
An Enjoyable Observance Of The Anniversary
Of Home FOR Aged Women.

May day is always a Ilessant one st the
Home OF Aged Women on Tookwotten
street
The 47th anniversary Of the founding OF
that excellent charity was observed on
this occasion by a tea party which was
largely attended by the friends OF the IN
stitution.
The program included recitauons by
Miss Edith Dexter, one OF which was
from Mrs wiggs Cabbage Patch. MSS
Littleneid gave piano solos.
The tea and coffee were served from
prettily laid table in the dining room. on
which Was a large bequet OF pink cArna-
tions. Mrs. Peskham and Mrs. Cat1n
poured
The president OF the institution In Mrs
8. 8. sprague, vice presidents. Mrs Lucy
c. Lincoln. Mrs. Caleb q. Burrows, Mrs
BENJAMIN Persons, Mrs. William III.
Bowen: treasurer. Mrs IT. M Sackett;
recording secretary. Mrs. James 8. Ken
yon; corresponding secretary, Miss Elisa
beth warren; managers, Mrs. Charles II.
Carpenter. Mrs Andrew Comstock. Miss
g. C.. Tobey, Miss s. III. Bailey. Mrs. VIII
liam b. Dart, Mrs. Charles Catnn, Mrs
+. H. Peckham. Jr., Mrs George ID. Her
sey. Miss Mary Grennell, Mrs. Frank
Manton; advisers. Henry q. Russell, Roy
al G. Taft; nominating committee. Mrs
BENJAMIN w. Persons: auditor, Charles
II warren; physician, Frederick N
Brown. NJ D.; Matron. Mrs. q. S. Hues-
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-05-02
S5OOO 90 sonS . SIT as:s :as.: forthwith produce u" letters

Service. lo:S a m. S. 1915 p mi lee
ture 7.3o. "Is God the Author Of Evilf'
Schubert quartette.
French mission In the Central Baptist
church. weybosset street, Aubin.
psstor--service at 8; s s, 4: preaching
by Rev N williams. why Believe
In the Bible"
First church OF Christ Scientist. $50
Bowen street Service, 1oi5, subject,
Adam and Fallen Man"
German Evangelical Lutheran. corner
Huntington and Union avenuos-Service,
10; preaching by Rev r Loeber.
Johnston--Bcll district. chapel OF the
| Good shepherd--A Sunday school Will be
organized, 2ls.
The Peoples Rescue and Relief Mis-
sion church Of st John the Baptist, 92o
Westminster street-sunday service.
4 Io:,6, preaching by the pastor. subject.
/ ''By What Means Are the Wicked 10 be
! Put 10 Death3" p m, the Band OF Faith
! fui Workers will hold divine service. Rev
Benjamin T Livingston. pastor OF Jener-
son street Baptist church, Will preach;
1880 p m. sermon by the pastor Rev
James II Humphrey. subject. "A Right
eous Life and Death" all are welcome
. Broad street Christian church. q A
Conibesr. pastor--worship with com
nunion. 1o;t5; 8 8. 1915 Y p r.
$40: evening service. 7:3O; address, why
We Believe the Biele."
Gospel hall. 23s Cranston street
| breaking Of bread meeting. 1880 m
q and Bfhle class. 1915 m; gospe
preaching. 1900 p m. gospel meeting Wed
nesd,y. 7:45 p m: all welcome
Wayland chapel, South Angel stree
and waylnnd avenues S. 3 y m.
Second church OF Christ. Scientist. q
Brigham street-servioe, lo45 a m
subject. Adam and Fallen Man"
Y NJ c a building-ss0, workers ser
vice: 4. mems meeting with address b,
Mai Cen oliver Howard. u s a. IRE
tired. and music by the NJ c
qusrtette; 4:45. boys rally
Mission ~ the Coming KING, S27 Broa'
stroet-Prayer and conference. lc45
speaking by Mrs Mary NJ Bradshaw an
other, at .:45: the Faithful Workers WI
meet here at T:ao; all are welcowe.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-05-02
SEEK INFORMATION.
Emergency Committee Of United Textile
Workers discuss Present Labor Troubles.

The emergency committee Of the United
Textile workers OF America met infor-
maily at Fall River yesterday 10 discuss
the perplexing questions which have
arisen over the trouble among the knit
goods workers at Utica, ~. Y.
There the manufacturers have insti-
tuted a lockout OF the cutters 10 force
them TO disband n union which was
formed there not long ago. The cutters
were told by the manufacturers that they
must show that they had withdrawn from
the union in order to secure their work
again.
There was considerable talk OF prose
cutting the manufacturers and making
them liable to the fine OF 5000 or imprison-
ment for six months. or both provided
by law for coercion or restriction OF peo'
pie from Joining a union.
The n. T. w. Of A. Is at present heav'
fly burdened with strikes and IL glvinl
aid 10 the operatives at lowell anc
woonsocket so that this trouble comini
at this time "a very unfortunate whil'
there IL such drain on the resources
OF the organization.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-05-02
NATURE TELLS YOU.
As Many a Providence Reader
Knows too Well.
when the kidneys are sick

when the kidneys are sick
Nature tells you all about It
The urine is natures calendar.
Infrequent or too frequent action
Any urinary trouble. tells Of kidney ills.
Doan's Kidney Pills cure all kidney MS
Providence people testify 20 this.
Mr.. oliver 3. Emerson Of 1871 sherbourne
street. says: 'T can say that Dosn's
Kidney Pills did my wife an immense
amount of good OF late years she was
annoyed with pains through her back and
other evidences OF weakened and disor.
dercd kidneys The remedies we used
did not help her aud backache continued
as severely as formerly We procureJ
Doan's kidney Pills and they 20 improyct
her condition ths, we ssnslaer them tn
best kidney remedy on earth. We ar
glad ct every opportunity 90 recommen
Doan's Kidney rriis
FOR sale by all dealers. Price 50 cents
Foster MiIburn Co. Buffalo. n. Y, sol
assn,s for the United States.
Remember the name. DoAN's, and tax
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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-05-02

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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-05-02
SCHOOL EnTERIAIkM lRT.
oriud Stst Grammar orchestra, Asslstsd
By Other Talent, Please Friends,

II. pupils ~ the oxford street gram
r,r school gave an entertainment last
evening under the direction of Martin >.
F,nnin. master OF that school.
The schsol orchestra, which II an *
cell.nt ere was assisted by the Amphion
Trio. consisting OF Misses Essie rice,
Nav Rice -nd Bradford ". GRAHAM. IN
addition David Bangs PIKE gave hie IN
tsrestirs lecture or the~wenders or the
Yeilovrtone National Park.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-05-02

The voting contest now running In The
News plVes any young man or young
woman a great opportunity 70 seeurs
business course absolutely free az the
Rhod. island cornmerelal school.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-05-02

A business eduestlon nowadays 10 es.
sentisI. The contest now running In ne
News olives young man or young
woman q great opportunity. Look for ~
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III INCREEBLE vERDAnu,|

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vaor super Obetos lev garapti
oulates ep6ndidos bantes oumica mepa n 10
valos constane ezpendo impeza vads
de luz dureza, lapidac6n psrfecta
5000 DOLLARS Sc regalan quiea dainea sso. H.
s egimos Gran premo La Exposc6n Paris
bnte 20 dollars Afer cabero bne muy
brlantes 10 dollars Aao snora 5sas
rita brante grueso Pendentes idem %
dollars bspte gruesos 10 Peps ~
grUesos dollars Pndientes S
dero regao) dollars Mdaas de Icy la s6<e de la Puus
Foencia brlantas Alaska 20 dollars
franco de todo catas certifcads
ida mercanca, toda In isa da PHerto Rico.
nng1n pedido mDor.
del Banco, ca6cada, vor dscarado bep cor
venido efactuar el pago.
medida anics tomGRdoa hio AL
dado
vs.
Gratis franco enva ell CataOgo ustrado
Drigirss general nco dela Sedad Br
lantes
Alaska, G.. A. Buyas Coo Romano 1O4 Milan QsI,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-03-23

jose, So 0Yo un grit iueR vi ron
& dos Doujeres de las qne uoa esta.
ba desma ada. Los que estahao en-
Ell iardin acudieron spresuradamen.
te pronto Sc .dividieron eu tres
grupos I'll primero So apoder6 de
la muier desm ,yads y Ia presto
suS auxilios: Ell seq undo sc apoder6
de la gitana.
z Ell tercero, iuterrum Di0 Ro.
cambole, cogio a don Jose y 10 lie.
v0 q alguna parte.
"A IN salon. coloc&ndole en- una
CANA. Entre las personals que 70.
desban a Flora no habfa ninguna
que conociese 6sta, afIadi0 Ell ma.
rrador, y durante una media hora
la prestaron 50 auxilio personals
extraflas a La casa. La habfsn lie.
vado q IN salon, ech3ndola en- IN
sof5, y algunRs sefforas. tanto para
darle aire CON Sus sbanlcos como
por curi0sidad. Sc apreSuraron q
quitarie la careta. Apenas respir6
agunas sales aquells muier, cuya
maravillosa helleza ll8m6 tsnto la
atsnci6n como antes In llamara Ia
riqueza del traie, ahri6 los oios y
miro con asombro q su alrededor,
necesitaodo lgunos eminutos para
dsrse cuenta del sitio en- que 90
hsilaba. En- aqusllos momentos
Sc acerco uu joven, que, al verla,
shog6 un grlto de sorpresa.
<-Es impossible, diio al ofdo de
una sefIora,
-GEl que es imposiblea le pre-
guntar0n.
-SO0noceis & esa sefIora?
No. diceu que es russ. Enton.
ces SO parece como una gotta de
aqua otraz
El ioveu no pudo acabaF. porque
Sc acerco otro y excismo sin vaci-
lar:
<-Sf, es FI0ral1
Este nom ors circulo por entire
In concurrencia y produIo sordos
que llegaron hssta 81
general, que al OR ese nombre, que
10 choe6. 30 aesrc6 4 su ven ...s
" reconoci6 > Ii hijs de 81
pcs taro?