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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-01-14

Wdbreno Der Belt. als &ailer
@ilheGm Ii. lid) BON ieinem 0als=
leioen erbulte, ituolerte er Die 8lane
Der beiben in @enua fitr Die argentis
niibe 6epublit gebauten un0 ipdter
BON ber iapauifben 6eeierung anaes
tauften arie9sihiffe. tpelde 5uerit
bic Nauten rRioo0apio" uno vWus
renDA fibrten uno nabber in ,0ia=
fin" urb .9aiago" umgetauft purs
ben. Dies eebt aus elmer 0epeihe
beruor. meld3e oelrt rSecolo XIX
aus Buenus Npres geididt uno in,
2otal anaeiger abeeorudt tpuroe.
Darin beibt es. baB Der 3aiier fi1
Die Bfdne ihiden lies uno ipdter
oetn beutIhen @eneralfpniul in sc.
nua Die fDlaenoe Depefbe iibertrtit.
telte: ~Gs freut mid. ooB tnein llrs
tell rihti9 war, ndtnlid]. oaB bic
suei nr9entiniiden &renaer bic bette
Surte armierter 8reuser reprdienties
rem, Die in allen Marinen Qefunoen
meroen tann. Nnialbu fat ettpas
@rDBartigea nit linen erreiht uno
ih gratuliere Der argentiniid9en Was
rine sn oieien prdhtioen 6dliffen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-01-14
@Otis fit steusrsabler.

Die Stats unb gDunipsSteuern
auf @runoeigentum uno peri6nllhes
gigentum fir oas Sabr 1903 Iino
iebt fdllia uno in meiner Office sabl=
bat. @enn oieielben nicbt biz aum
81. Sanuar 1904 besahlt iino, oann
lit elm Strafaufihlae pon 10 gros
gent su erbeben.
Nue BerlDnen, tuelbe fid an ben
ndditen all9emeinen @ablen inlSob,
re 1904 beteiliaeu uDQen, iniiIen fih
perl6nlid einftellen une ibre aopf.
iteuer eutrihten, Dber fith, i'm ssalIe,
bob iie oon oieier .@erpflihtung ae.
ieBlid befreit iino, elm NuSnobne.
gertificat auSftelIen laiien.
San NntDniD, Z. 9es, 1908.
4saal WeerS@eiSt,
Steuer@guaector pm Berar &omtp,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-01-14
TO THE PUBLIC.

The weekly issue of the FRE1E
PREssE FuER Texas has po-
sltlvely the largest circulation
of all German papers published
IN the State of Texas.
1t has over 400 established
agencies in the State, is mailed
to fully 700 post-ofices, and has
an extended circulation in Mexi-
co, in the Indian Territory, and
in Oklahoma.
1t circrlates from Galveston
to Denison, from Marshall to El
Paso and of course manly in
the thickly populated central
and southwestern parts of the
state.
Two travelling men and our
very active local agents are con
tinuously adding new sub
scribers to the lists.
In consideration of these facts
the "FREIE PREssE FUER TEXAS
claims to be the best adver-
tising medium in the State of
Texas, where it is the object to
reach the German reading po-
pulation
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-01-14
U{it einem 0onner1hIooe Der 6im>

U1it einem 0onnerf6laee, Der 9ime
mel unb @rbe erfdiitterte, 3erriB bas
bogenf0rmige Getu0lf. Morgp mar
tpie betdubt. ssbr 9fsrb 1tono pl0btid
nit geipreisten 8eiuen 9on5 fill. Gs
sitterte unb T4ien gu idpanfen
Margn ipor i'm 8egriff, herun!ersue
fpringen, als bidt por ihr siu 8lib 5ur
grbe fubr llnlui(ttiirlth TnIoB Iie
bic Nueen, mar ss bod, aGs ipent ibr
fen9enbe 5tommen entgeaenidluger
sic belt nod Die 9ano boriiber, ba
ma6te bas pferb einen geluoltisen Sag
CUR Settle. Der iie fat aus bem @uttet
f9leuberte. Damn rofte es fort,
Marep mar cine ii1ere unb gsz
ipanbte 3eiterin. 56on o1s fleines
MGbden batte fie iid auf ibrem ponp
urn6ereetummelt, llnb ieitbem mar iie
cine leibenf4oftli9e Qnbdneerin bes
3eits unb Hennfports geiporben Mir
tpiTen bereits aus ben 2lnoeutungen
bes Sutf9ers, tpie iie es bamit belt.
Das fam ibr jebt gu @totten. @ie
bielt it9 i'm Gattel. Die 5ubruns
iiber ibr pferb aber bate iie bouItGne
big berloren.
56lae ouf G9lag fielen bic 8liBe.
BON obrenbetdubenbem Opnnsr begleiz
tet. aus benz pl0bli9 berfiniterten Simz
mel. Der @turm rate iiber bic ODE
@trauGpiifte. unb nit ibm Inn Die
Mette iogte bas fdeu getuprbene pfero
babin.
Margp toar iebr bleid astuproen,
ober lie blieb rubig.
Gin Bid mad ben Bergen bra6te
ibr our fur9tbaren @eipiBbeit, iuas
fie f9on borgeabnt. Das gferb jagte
an Der groBen gumpfpiiite ni4t tntz
lang, ionbern NIT gefenttem Ropfe in
biefelbe binein. Die 8srge berf6mane
ben binter elmer ipeiben Manb, fpelde
fid Iansfam auf iie gu bsipeste. Marsp
tannte biefe ipe5ififh uuftralif6s Nu@
turerfdeinung. Sene ipeiBe Wanb BIZ
beten 5aselfdIoBen, Die mitunter cine
,tnsetp0bnli9e @rDbe erreidten. 70 baB
fdon Menf9 unb Sbier bapon erf4la@
gen tporben tparen. Gs mar tpie elm
iiber bic grbe bin panbelnber Gisberg.
ber Biz in bic Molfen ragte. 0or Inn
ber sing cine grimmi9e 8dlte. pel6e
bas eben nod iiberhiBte 8lut erffarren
ma4te
TSEnrffekffffn fninf
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-01-14
GmtSdeioet Gmd,,
Ste@ele9enbett TIT ba, unteritiiet bird,
3emgMtE. BON San g(nfpntp

0eebnt nibt unIer Wort oafiir.
BerlaBt gub nibt auf bas 3euQz
mis- eines sSremoen.
2eiet ole 8eltdtiquno DON san
MntDniD.
2eiet Die Nneaben uun 8Grgern
San NntouiD's.
uno entiheioet fiir @udl ielbit.
6ier lit Elm saQ oanou.
q. 8. Cube, oer iid p0n ben 8es
iddften suriidgeaoeen bot uno SEQ.
401 @iios sgomal<5traBe tpDbnt. iaQt:
SD bate ieit langer 8eit Nnfdlle
BON Rii6enIbmer5en une Shmer5en
iiber sleiner linten Siifte uno id]
stpeifle rlibt 0aran, oaB iie in eSol9e
BON ueberanitrenaung entitanben.
Sb oieS nun 10 mar 0oer nid3t; id)
peiB nur, oaB Die Nnfdne seittueiie
10 ibuer paren. oaB id mid oft
tagelang 81 gette begeben i11uBte.
Sd batte einen ntuten Nnfaq i'm
ueroan0enen gSinter, alS if] pon
Ooan's 9eierens8ilIen b6rte, Die i'm
Store Der Berar Drug 60. ooer bel
Slider & Spriusaq su erlaugen
iinb unb id uerihaffte mir cine
5hadtel uno ueriubte Iie. Sic leis
iteten Naea, mas fiir fie beanipruht
miro. Sic turirten Die &iidenz
| ibmer5en prompt uno nollitanoi9
uno ebeuiD cine 5hnieriafeit in ben
0ieren Gbionoerun9en, Die mid
fart geplagt bate. Sic arbeiten
ausaeseibnet uno ih babe teinen
2meifel, oaB iie in ieoem anberen
Sole ebenIo tuirfungsuoQ iein tpers
cen"
grbaltlib bel alien Droeuiiten.
Breis SO Gents. SSpfters Wiuburn
60. in Buffalo, Ns. g., alleiniee
Ngenten fiir Die Ser. 9taaten.
8ergeBt nidbt ben Wamen 8 oan
uno accentirt fein Subititut.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-01-14
WintaOuna:

glle 8ameraoen Der Snotaners
@rpeoitiDn unter 9enera(
miles uno g enera{ Meaius
5ie i'm Sabre ] sI4 it0er Die Q(onp
gitacaoO iino freunotidit erIudlt, ibs
rem alten 8ameraoen Boots an
Der gturooiteee eer IL. unb
W arfts StrdBe in st. 2ouis,
M Q. gu beiuben.
9ie alte Glma Diro reproous
3iert pne eEe 9Ones 6(aos
&c miro Sud ben Bea seieen.
sloreiie: F. 0, Langs Wine & Liquor Co.
s, .. 2anqe, Brei. Boots.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-01-14
9. u. & u. q. Sabm.
Nbtabrt.

gfacb guerD, gootun, SouitDn umo Sal.
beftDn, tdglich. h.............9.00 Born.
uno 9.45 Nbenbs. ...................
Rad Corpus gbrifti, &ofpert unb Bees
bile td9lidh h..............2.15 Nabm.
Nab G6rne nnb aerrpilfe, td9lih. .....
.................... 1926 Born.
Rarb 86rue unb &errnille, Sansta9s 3.45
Racbm. Nnfunft Ronta9s $50 Mbenbs
Nntunft.
gOn @uerO, goafunl, 6Duiton unb @al.
nefton, tdglich. .........7.45 MDraens
uno 6 so Nbenos. ...................
Bon @erpus gbrifti, 9tpdpDrt unb See
billie td9lid9. d9...............l::3 LBS Wabm.
Bon Borne nnb Serrnille. t6eltcb -.
z Mhenha
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-01-14
ssamsltct,e eoraett.

Nur ausnobmsmeiie iinbet man
NAL cine ssomilie, Die gana uun
bduslimen Sorgen frei lit. Wan
fam oieie S0rgen aber nerrineern,
wenn man ftet8 Or. Sings Neue
2ebenss Billeu i'm 6auIe bdtte. Sic
eriparen niel TeroruB uno Sorgen
ourh Die oroBen Dienite, pelf)e iie
bel Wagen< uno 2eber,Befdueroen
leiiten. Sic idaffen Sbnen aber
niht nur Grleibterung. ionbern iie
beilen Sic auh! 8u baben fiir 25c
in ben Gpotbefen BON s, 3a(teper &
Son un6 Aoplpb Drei6.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-01-14
sss- 9rintt sllame sstaidenbier.

@raf aanib bat iid in elmer
conieruatiuen Barteiueriammlune auf
oos Shdrffte geeen bic 8etpilli9uns
gen fir bic ct, 2Ouiier Nusfellung
auSaeiprphen. CT iaete m1rtlih:
r6dtten mir oa8 @elb iibri9. 10 liebe
iih iiber ben &eidSSuihuB reoen.
Da mir aber oas @elo pumpen mill
fen, 10 lollten mir Die Same lieber
unterlaiien. Guf oem beuti1en Gus'
itellun9splabe mIBte Die Ngfihrift
fteben: &uf Bump aebaut.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-01-14
Giieubabn Tatr=Ylau.
=. 4 q. %. 8atu.
81 hfnbr+

Nocb allen 9tor6s9 erase8Hntten .......
............ ...............7.00 &or1n,
Nad ct, 2puis. Mienp1is unb benz
Often. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. ~, 40 WtittaqS.
gfath 9tor6e8eles, Santa tYe un0 syriscos
Bunften. n.....,....,....... S.U0 Nhenos.
Nad) ct. 9uuis, gSaco uno oem Often
.. Id AOeUOS.
Nad1 2areoo uno NtericD 800 8ornt.
Nnfunft.
Bon ST 2ouis uuo benz Sften. 7. 30 Qorun.
Son 9eDrbsSeras. Santa Sc un6 3risco.
pNHltSn III SSULIIt.
8Dn localen 8untten .......7.4 40 Nbenos
gon ct. Souls uno oen Often. g. 10 Nbbs.
sson 9arebo unb WeritD -. II 80 9fnrhm,.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-01-14
fsortiesu,ta folat.l
sson etsem ldbredlideu 9ose errettet.

Die sSomilie Der WlrS. W. 6.
8obbitt in 8argertpn, Tenn., fab
6telelbe binlterben uno mar bod
tnabtl0s, iie gu retteu. Die fdbigs
iten Ner5te uno ale oneetponoten
Wittel nerfeblten ibren 8wed. tpdb=
renb Die 5huinoiuft lanoianl. aber
iiher ibr 3eben nutergrub. sSn oies
fer ibredliden Belt pernanoelte Or.
&ings Neue gnoedung fir Gbuin0s
fuht ibre 8ersmeifluna in Jreuoe.
Die erfte sSlaide brahte iDfort @rs
leibterung uno ibr fort9eieBter @es
brauh beilte iie iblieBlib. &c iif
Die fiberite 8ur in Der Welt fiir 6alss
uno Qungenleioen. @arantierte ssta.
ihen 81 SOC uno $1.00. Brubeflas
ihen frei in Der NpDtbete BON s..
&altener & SDn uno Ibolpb DreiB.
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2lm oas asmbItfmt,t !

Sn 5plee Der bielen arbeitiporen.
ben Wtaihinen, Die mir neulidb auf=
geitellt baben, iino mir in Den @tano
eefebt, .,&ie8lers gtanparo See
Cream" friiber $3.50 per @aIone,
ieBt fir $l.00 per @aa0ne sn ners
fnufeN.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-01-14
9&ep 8rounfels. Qeras.

O. aaIt, cement. Sono, Bod.
lteine, feuerfelte Steine uHo I5uns
9beerupo q gspbaltpapier. Sa6pappe.
Ebeer une @spbalt. Del, 9erpentin,
sSarben, 8las &C. &c. itets porratbio
bel s. g. 8teImanu, 3Q5 5ft.
@0mmercesStrase, S9ieorige BreiIe,
quite &aare iotpte quite uno reelIs
Beoienung Iueroen garontirt, i.
1elepbon 410S
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-01-14
GettnSKett 1ss M sGute .

eebtere ranu Die Sfnssr nitbt ban 5ettndeu bellea
g8eHn 10, oann mare hteiss uebel nidt 10 algemen
" III cine Hral9et uHb bebarf oesbalb elmer Mr5ueL
GraN ". 5uulmers. 8ept. ia, Rotre Game, Sno
9e5tn oietes tlebel fret ihief,een S9re6eH Gle 90
sleth nenH sic Gin Sinh babeH iue!des an llue;tbal
idnteit nes HrAs leioet. atan beihuloe ieiR sins
u!tli NaaereS5ter gSeie. fpenn e. traus tit
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-01-14
Gumal Spr,ngs Samr,er1.

llnier arDber neuer 4otalua if
gum Serlano bereit uno fam iu 8
Gents in Briefmarfen besOaen ner.
ben, Sir babeu bic beften, billios
iten un6 id1niten 8aumIdlulartitel,
tpelhe bier geaoaen tueroen, uno be-
banoeln ale uniere &unben 10, luie
mir als Sulder bebauoeft 40 me,
oen tpiluidea' sioorefe
9tto Qude,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-01-14

Mrmmt nno Gd]anbe Sem1entaen, Der
iih niht helebren iaiien tuiu, beibt es in
Der Bibel. @as ober 5ol man bun Ginem
iogen, Der Nidhts eegen Iein unruofliein
tut, Der ieine llnberoaulirbteit in 9ppepiie
ousarten, grtaltung sur Sbruinbiuht
antuahien uno iiberhaupt 9erinee llebel
grDB tuerben ldBf, tuabrenb 6oh ST. Rer-
nard Sfr1nterpillen. oas iibere 6eilmit.
tel, bel allen Npotbefern 5u baben iinb.
Breis % Gents. I'm cine BrObe epftens
fret Bu betommen, aoreiiiere P. Neustaed.
ter s. Co., Box 1216, New York City.
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~. s.. 8 2. 8abn.

Nab BacO, 5Drt Wortb, Dallas, aanfas
gitp, ct. 2Duis uno Chicago. tdslib,
(Sun1et SepDt) t)..........8. 80 Gbenos.
9ocalsuq nia Smitbnille. .7.50 8prm
Nnfunft:
Son Chicago, ct. 2outs, Sanias gitg,
Dallas, Sort 8Drtb unb g8acD, tdeli9
(Snniet 9epDt) .......7.50 Mproens,
2ocalaug nia Smitbbilfe. 9.25 Mbsaos
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@atf gbnre Nabu.

u D O ct.
9af) 9opernia, Sutberlanb eprings,
Stedoafe, td9lid, 500 Borm.
Gntunft.
Son Stodbale, Sutberlanb Sprines unb
3anernia. tdalim, .......2 2:30 Nohra.
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gputbern 9acific @ahu.
Nbfahrt,


Narb gsetp Orleans. SoufDn umo gal.
oeFton taglid9 d9.......,....u,40 Born.
uno 900 Nbenbs. s.................
Nah eagle 8aB, 81 BoiD. galifornien
uno WeeEtfo 900 Born.
Nntunft.
Son geetu Orleans, SoDultcn uno @ole
neft0n t69lid d...........7.40 Mpr9ens
uno 900 Nabn .....................
Son 81 8aio, golifornien unb Weerito
.,................... 800 Nbenos.
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Die WuspanoerunQ iiber Sarn.

Die WuSDanoerun9 itber Gant'
burg uno Bremen bat nab Der neues
iten Statiitif AUDI i'm Sabre 1908 sus
genunmeu. Sir 6ambura felt fih
Die 8iffer auf Ia, ,456. fiir Bremen
auF 175. 800. gegeniiber 124, ,555,
reip. 143. .329 i'm Sabre 1902. Set
benz Sabre 1893 bat iib Die Nus.
tuanoerunassabl nerooppelt. Das
gr6Bte Contingent itellten 3uBlano
uno Oeiterreih. Die oeutlbe Gus.
wanoerun9 blieb in ben leBten Sob
rem uugefdbr auf aleidber p6be.
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Gus dulkIeT VsTgalgel1eit.
3saii4.aaHraliiaer Goman bon Guft b
e6fieI.
tss0rtiebungl.
tS0rtiebuna1
4 6 a b / tel.

z. u q It
10 s tuar an cillent Rppenbermors
VI gen, af5 Marep aIIeiu bon Ser
- Stoiion fortritt. Sic !pplIte
eire h2frenta nafs esfrn1il;e fe-'
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-08-11
BRISTOL.
Squit Fishermen Caught Shark
Ivy Guild Fair Well Attended.
Other Items.

The two and a half story dwelling
house situated on Thames street and
known as the Bennett HOMESTEAD, owned
by Solomon wilcox, was sold yesterday
through the agency of Clark H. Straight.
to ex-Lieut. Gov. w. T. c. wardwell.
Capt. John Rawson remains uncon-
scious with no hope OF his recovery 1t is
said.
Mr.. Jospeh Van Dorm paid Bristol
brief visit yesterday on his way home
to the West. having been in Boston on
business, he was formerly a Bristolian.
The st. Mary's Sunday school made an
excursion yesterday IN the steamer War
wick. accompanied by the ST Mary's T.
A. society. Drum and Fife band.
Mrs Kelso and daughter of Philadel-
phia, who have been visiting her brother
and family, Mr.. Hugh Young. left here
yesterday on her way home VIA. New
port. She was accompanied by her broth
er as far as Newport.
Louis vocco. who resides in the east
ern part Of the town, has been visited
by dog which killed several fowls for
him.
The fair Of the Ivy Guild Of St Mich
ael's church was held yesterday after
noon and evening. notwithstanding the
fall Of rain during the afternoon. The
fair was well attended.
The committee in charge was Miss Bes-
sic Wardwell chairman: Miss Helen
Wheelwright and Miss p. Rockwell
A party OF four young men came in
here yesterday in small sloop for a har-
Dor, they had been fishing for squiteague
and had had excellent luck until IL com
menced raining When off Psppoosesquaw
Point one of them hooked shark whicn
was over six foot long They brought IL
in upon the deck OF the sloop. They
caught a number OF squiteague which
weighed over eight pounds
The Rhode Island Rendering company's
team came here yesterday and removed
n dead horse belonging TO a peddler.
Mr.. George Norman Weaver, treasurer
OF the Bristol and Warren Water Works
passed through town yesterday with hts
two daughters bound for Newport.
Mrs. Sarah 1ngraham who resides at
Bristol Neck, left here yesterday for a
visit 20 her relatives in Maine.
The members OF Babbltt post. G.. A.
r., will leave here on Tuesday morning
In uniform, and will number about i0
besides their friends will accompany
thoSn.
Several washouts we're reported In va
rious places about town yesterday after
noon. as occasioned by the heavy rain
fall.
Miss Minnie Bullock. OF Mount lIopo
avenue. celebrated her iith birthday last
evening I'm a very fitting manner.
large number OF her young friends gath
cred at her home and the evening was
pleasantly spent in playing games of va
rious kinds, accompanied at intervals
with vocal and instrumental music
At the conclusion of the exercises
collation. was sprcad ard enjoyed.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-08-11
WARREN.

The force of workmen employed by the
highway department have been engaged
during the past week trimming up the
trees along the main thoroughfares OF
the town. Great Improvement has been
made upon several streets.
The trolley trip OF the NJ F.. Sunday
school to Roger Williams park was post
poned last night because OF the stormy
weather The party have decided TO make
the trip on Friday morning OF this week
The weekly session Of Amity lodge. l.
O. O r., was held I'm odd Fellows hall,
last night. Business was transacted. fol-
lowed by exercises.
Work on the new Hutcheson residence
a. the southern end OF the town is being
rushed. The masonry work is completed
and the remainder OF the work will be
rushed TO completion. A large force OF
workmen are engaged In the undertake
Ing.
A number OF sets OF looms have been in
stalled at the plant OF the Warren Hall
company. on Water street
Miss Nellie II. Rue Of East Providence.
r. l.. is visiting friends in town for a
few days.
Tho weekly session of the Fifth district
court was held at the district court room
this morning. Judge o. l.. Bosworth. pre-
siding A small docket was disposed OF
<sring the morning.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-08-11
PAWTUCKET.
tonight.

Mayor Higgins presided at yesterdays
meeting OF the board OF aldermen. After
pertinent arguments and objections had
been made to curbing Weeden street at
this time resolution ordering the work
was laid or the table. Michael Lemons
appointment as a special police constable
was confirmed. The claim OF Annie Don
nelly for 5000 for injuries received be-
cause OF a defect on Broad street was re-
ferred 10 the committee on claims. II
was voted to abate a number of poll taxes
curbng assessments and excessive taxes.
A joint resolution to provide s2l25 for the
fund for payment OF city officers was
Notwithstanding Alderman Burdens mo-
tion TO refer TO the finance committee
passed
Mr. Lovenbers, manager Of Music hall.
has given it's use to the Rhode Island
Mulespnners' union for the meeting on
August 2lst Secretary James C1ifre will
preside at the meeting and John Golden.
president of the United Textile Workers
OF America and James Tansey OF Fall
River will address the gathering
Mrs Mariana Farnsworth. widow of
Claudius p. Farnsworth, died at her
home on Prospect street. yesterday. She
was 75 years old and was loved and ad-
mired by all who had known her in her
long and useful life. Two sons and one
daughter survive her.
Miss Isabella French had a valuable
timepiece restored to her through the pd-
lice. The watch was found in the high
way by a son OF Dr.. Preston. who gave IL
to officer Rockford. who left It at the
station.
candidate from Woonsocket was
elected to membership in the Pawtucket
Pressmen's union.
An address on Equalized assessments
was made at the meeting OF Pawtucket
Lodge. A. O. u. w. last evening by Dis
trict Deputy Rattey OF woonsocket.
Herbert Monroe, II years old, was fined
$40 and costs in the district court for the
larceny OF money from Mr. Dufresne,
who for friendship sake gave him a
home. The money was taken from a bank
in which Mr. Dufresne claims there was
SO. but Monroe denies finding over n
dollar in IT, He could not pay the fine
and went 20 Jail. Monroe opened the
bank with a can opener
The monthly reports OF the city physi-
clan. overseer OF the poor and chief OF
police were presented AT last evenings s
meeting OF the board Of aldermen.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-08-11
PAWTUxET.

The Old Home and Improvement as
sociation had meeting In the vestry Of
the Baptist church last night, at which
several important measures were con-
sidered. among which was the amend
ment OF the constitution as proposed by
Vice President William NJ Lee. This
the secretary. not exceeding three In
number. and a financial secretary.
In the latter capacity Miss May Bowen
was elected. and she assumed her duties
al once Miss, Bessie williams was
chosen 10 prepare a lisf ~ the former
residents OF the village who are 10 be
invited to the Old Home meeting next
year. and Miss Minnie Tnlinghast was
appointed as committee on new members
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-08-11
RIVERSIDE,

Items OF news@can be left at Goff's res
taurant on Bullocks Point avenue and
they will receive prompt attention and
publication.
A man named Bellus. was arrested by
Patrolman Sanford at Crescent park yes
terday for distributing handbills. after
being ordered not to do so by Manager
Dexter. At the session of the Seventh
district court this morning. his case was
discontinued upon payment of costs.
Manager Dexter's claim is that this man
goes about the grounds, and in a most
promiscuous manner passes out hand
bills which have later to be picked up by
those employed to keep the grounds
clean.
A woman who claimed that she had
been robbed Of chatelaine bag contain
ing s14. while riding down the shoot the
shoots at Crescent park yesterday will.
no doubt be pleased TO learn that the
bag and It's contents were found at the
bottom OF the pool. this morning, by one
OF the employees She did not care to
give her name TO the police. but she can
find her property by calling at the office
OF the COnpay.
The Mayors club OF this place. who held
their annual outing on the good Lone
Hand" n short time ago. find that they
have much more literary talent than they
were aware OF, for one OF their members
has composed a poer on the event that
If printed would cause quite a sensation.
Each member OF the club is TO be the
possessor OF a copy. upon the promise
that he will keep 1t out OF sight.
L. I&1a tyhN .f Tb.veh
met last evening and while the attend
ance was small on account of most OF
the members being engaged at shore re-
sorts. the meeting was nevertheless inter-
esting. The question OF holding a field
day was talked over, and informally IL
was decided to hold one during the month
OF September and at the next meeting a
committee will be appointed to make the
necessary arrangements for the event.
- -Messrs- led Gardner. .ArthnrAllen-a and Ed
ward Pray went fishing yesterday end
had their usual luck. whatever that is.
Highway Commissioner Medbery Is
busily engaged cleaning out the cutters
in the square.