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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-06-29
FINDING OF CORONER's JURY.

AFTER searching investigation Socum disaster
New York cooner jury that cannot fail to
meet general public approval The officers Knkerocker
company the captain and floating trap the
commodore of the feet and the
ned the hull and equipment May last are held
cnay responsible and charged manslaueter in the
second degree Some the already been
and held in bail ranging from $1,000 $500 the
others will he taken custody at once
Ahat the prosecution of these prompt and vigorous
cannot be doubted and guilt established most prob
able from the revelations of amazing neglect duty and ncom
pce already made the penalty provided by the law should
DC imposed 1t distressing realize ghtful tragedy
would have occurred had criminal
e oner OF the steamboat the rank nefciency captain
the coardice of the reprensble failure
ohce to report to his superiors the worhsnes
the hehghtng and lfe-saving equipment of
1t has been made clear by testimony presented to the coo
jury that the fire were utterly unfit
service that the had fire drill and
became when the flames inar,abe
materials stored where might easily ignted that no
porvon had been made for subdung steam
and that the burning steamboat could have long
she ashore North Brother island
The indictment strong narrowing since
ne oundaton OF 1T all was the uneasonng greed the
cpy which sought enhanced profits by exposing daily hundreds
perhaps thousands OF helpless excsionsts shocking
as that which overlook St Marks Sunday on the fatal h
teenth OF June the law had been swept more
than thousand lives eternity could never have gained such
mrces and destructive headway If obeyed
there would have been sound hose Socu rotten
counterfeit there would have been life buoy
the instead dragging them to the bottom there would
have been trained and efficient nondescp gang
OF polroons OF whom fed danger eav
ing helpless children flames or flood and
there would have been captain with enough bravery
enough to have directed the an effective
ngnt against the e and have beached his
available point instead of running full speed against
wind that famed the flames into fury while burning and
crazed eaped to death in the rushing of
Pasony OF the left the Slocm
equipment without trained without capable
OF dealing with great emergency having been estab
hed by official investigation encouraging that the
responsibility placed where belongs coroner Jury has
performed its duty with conspicuous mpariay earessness
mas not sought to make Of underng
higher condemnation included in its
indictment all who have been most shock
Ing catastrophe of modern times.
Let the until every guilty nesor
mas received the punishment the law imposes for his
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-06-29
DIED..

ANGELL-In North Providence. June 81,
Mrs. vashti Whipple Angel, in the 77th
year OF her age.
Funeral private.
cAHN-Entered into rest. June IS, 1904
Rosine, beloved wife OF Charles Calm
Funeral from her late residence, 1s East
Eight-frs street, New York city. on
Thursday morning at 10 o'clock.
CAMPBELL this city. June 2sth
James Campbell. aged 72 years
Notice OF funeral later.
FIRTH--In this city. on the 2sth inst.
James Edwin Firth. in the 51st year OF
his age
Funeral from the residence Of his son
n-law. 1o2 Penn street. Thursday. June
30th. at o'clock p. m. Relatives and
friends are invited to attend
PAINE-In this city. the 27th inst. Caro-
line j.. widow OF Arnold j. Paine, aged
81 years.
Funeral services Thursday. the 30,h
inst. at ! p m. at her sons residence.
2l7 Admiral street Relatives and friends
are invited to attend. Burial at con-
venence OF family
Boston Globe and woonsocket papers
please copy.
REGAN-In Somerset. Mass. June q.
John Regan. husband Of Catherine
Regan and son OF jeremiah and the late
Ellen Regan
Funeral from HIS late residence. High
street, Somerset Thursday June 30. at
O'Clock. High mass at ST Patrick's
church az . o'clock Relatives and friends
are invited 20 attend
RYAN-In- this city. on tho 9th inst
Walter. son Of John and the late Mary
Ryan.
Funeral from his fathers residence 10
Albro street, Thursday morning. the s0th
inst. at $40 o'clock. Relatives and friends
are invited to attend.
souTHEY-In East Providence. the 2sth
inst, Samuel Southey. In the I'D year
Of his age.
Funeral services Friday July LIST. at 2
o'clock y. M. at his late residence. No
1924 Pawtucket avenue. Fast Providence.
r. l. Relatives and friends are Invited
60 attend. Kindly omit flowers
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-06-29

The News always ready give credit praise where
when it due pleasing that the Rhode Island
is consideration, of its
demonstrate These fitted with the push
which opportunity signal when they wish
the stop Then the of the seats
advantage the ends rounded
ingress and egress.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-06-29
REGISTRATION BOOMING.

Yesterday oo rans added the registry the Office
OF the board OF and registration making the total
Last the total and including the goth June when the
time for registration expired i66 Thus years total has
already been exceeded by nearly with
yet TO be added That the mark will be even
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-06-29

Education point farer achievement splendid
work done for Helen Keller She the only who has
great defects but she certainly promises
the most useful of college graduates.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-06-29

According the Washington Post the ST. Louis convention
will be of the predgested Variety Probably but if
people would probably able
than they likely to be.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-06-29

Now Rottschids handsome thing They have
furnished 100000 for model tenmens for the Paris In
England very provision govern
ments for such purposes.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-06-29
Have
You
Proved
It.?

You can II it's fact and you're not
afraid 10 look It squarely in the face by
10 days shift to
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-06-29

Senator German be doing lot Of conferng but the
attempt find opposition candidate of sufficient strength
Parker has been futile
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-06-29

The Russians said be nxous waiting for the advent of
the rainy the hope that will the Japanese
driving them out of the country precpitately.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-06-29

Boston wide open the question of how celebrate
the Fourth No matter what precautions taken lid
apt to be temporarily off.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-06-29

"The despatch OF every available YES
sci in the governments service would be
no excessive display OF vigor, n needed
TO emphasize the fact that our flag fol-
lows and protects our citizens In any
part OF the world. New York Sun.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-06-29
There's a reason.

Get the little book The Road to Wen.
Vile" In each pkg.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-06-29
Whaf Others
Arc Saying

"The friends OF the tariff are those
whom II enriches by reason OF high du-
ties. When it's friends revise IL they
make the duties higher. r."-Philadelphia
Record.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-06-29

OF there doubtful but the
the American people concerning Roosevelt and Fairbanks
be counted among them
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-06-29

Eggs and fruits and vegetables are all
desirable forms OF nourishment. but their
consumption should not be made compul.
sory by the extortionate cost OF animal
food. kansas City star
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-06-29

mo matter what the party platforms
may say the real issue IN the coming
campaign will be- Does the country want
Theodore Roosevelt for President for an
other term7'-Cincinnau Enquirer. =
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-06-29

'If they get together. stand together
and work together and sentiment il as
strong among Democrats Of other states
as. IL with Democrats OF Texas the can
didate nominated at ST Louis will stand
some chances to be elected. Galveston
News.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-06-29

You Will certainly what is going ON Rhode
sand whe you are for the
entire season You have The TO YOU while awav for
x5 cents month Send in your subscription address
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-06-29

This country rejoioes IN the progress
and prosperity ot Canada. and We are en-
viou, % her only because she ls setting
sli the GOOD emigration from Europe.
while we ara getting ell the bad. San
Francisco Call
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-06-29
TICKETS S1.OO

vNUuL tects them from ssse1 sn1 -.
~ and prevents s'ssik,D1S skD1S(vEE' E'E E'EksssS,:: ss,: 10
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-06-29

The Harvard law school dinner of yesterday notable
Both of the parties had their policies we'll expoundec
by their abes
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-06-29

In the smaller places uxures easier get In Central Falls
were during the present week take the city
hall register.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-06-29

Rockefeller has captured the Russian forces Baku That is
say the Standard Oil has monopozed the Caspian
wells
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-06-29

me News viii be sale the ST. Exposition and can
De obtained in front of the postoe gate leading to the
administration Building, the principal and at the
various hotels
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-06-29
Where money is
involved you
PROVE Your
Figures

But about health
you guess and say.
Nonsense, coffee don't hurt me-" but
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-06-29

Roosevelt and Fairbanks likely carry Missouri than
o lose New York
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-06-29

Secretary War Roots speech Yale of the
high character that of his successors at Harvard
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-06-29

stop Then too the arrangement of the seats is great
advantage the ends rounded give for
ngress and egress.
point achievement than the splendid
work done for Helen Keller She the only who
great defects certainly promises
the most useful of college graduates
According Washington Post St convention
will be of the predgested variety Probably but if
people would probably able
than they likely to be.
Now the Rotschds have done handsome thing They have
furnished 100000 for model for the poor
England provision has been made by the city govern
mens for such purposes
The Russians said be anxously waiting
the rainy the hope that will prevent Japanese
driving them of the country precipitately.
Senator German seems to be doing lot of conferrng but the
attempt find opposition candidate of sufficient strength
Parker has thus far been futile
Boston wide open the question of how
the Fourth No what precautions lid two
apt to be temporarily off.
OF doubtful states of mind of
American people concerning Roosevelt and Fairbanks
be counted among them
Harvard school dinner yesterday notable
Both of the had their policies we'll cxpounded
by their abes
In the smaller places are get Central Falls
hacks during the week take the city
hall to register.
-----------
Rockefeller captured the That
Former Secretary speech Yale
high character that of his successors at Harvard.
to lose New York
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-08-01
eesGt8aretten.

Sine 2eibeni9aft Der Oamsn bon
Welt in 2onbpn lit bic Sbee : Gisa=
rette. 9abs Die Srau, 10 beibt es.
EFF einmal ben @el9mad elmer Mts
iduns bon Soudons unb 9pfon gu
piiroigen %besonnen, 10 gebe lie au4
bieIss Gau6en ni9t eber auf, als big
ie notbpenbig ben Mrot eonfultiren
mihe. Der @ef9mad Der Mif9uns
lei bur9aus ni9t u%nangenebm. aber
bic Na6pirtungen bieier Dirt, Sbee 81
rau9en, finb mad ben eisenen WOrten
zines biefer Spfer bO9f traurig. Ser
&opf f9pinbelt einem, man mill fi4
nur feftbalten, bamit man ni9t um>
fdGt, unb elm 3ultanb Der 8etdubung
ober Starrbeit folst, bann treten
pbantaiien bon elmer bimmlii9en 8iz
Iion unb bic @er3iidungen bes OpiIm<
efens elm. Oas tiefe Gin5ieben perz
uria9t 8re9rei5 unb man bermag
feline Nahruns gu fi4 gu nebmen, nur
Sbee. 10 fart CT nur berseitelIt tperben
lam. Mu9 Seeleute nsbEas.. a:s:f lan=
gen Reifen in @rmangeluns bon Sabat
setrodnete S~beebldtter pber &affee>
grunb gum Stopfen ibrer pfeifen.
@iele biefer Mdnner finb ben Na9mirs
fungen bes @iftes, burd bic nnmOs>
li9feit, Nabruns gu iia gu nebmen,
erlegen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-08-01

Orei Sage rparen felt Dem perbdngz
niBppnen 8uHenabf4luB perflohsn.
Sine grfldrung, no Der 5eblbetrag
seblieben, bate fi4 trOB aner re9ne>
ridden Greraitien ni9t finben lafen.
Ssute morsen fdon mar Elm poitins
ipeftor ~bagetpsien, Der ale m0sliben
grhebungen angefteGt bate; audi feiz
ne &paegen paren pernommen iporz
ben. Natiirli9 purbe audi fem Shun
unb Sreiben auberbalb bes Oienites
controQirt unb CT einem ~einsebenben
0erb6r unteraosen. Mber fem S4ilb
mar fledenlos, feline barmloien 3er>
ftreuungen fonnenrein. Mnes bas,
mas lie jebt 10 quafi binter ieinem
Hiiden tbaten, tpurmte i'm, obglei4 es
'nidts MubergetpOhnlihes nor. Ses
Nienites enis elei4seitelte ltbr ber<
Ianste eben biefe priifung feiner pri>
baten WerbGltniHe.
@egen Mbenb fubr er, Die friiber 10
oft, i'm Gif9srfubn biniiber nod Der
rMm", mo er an einem, bon bi9ten
Weiben perborgenet pIGb9en anIanss
te. I'M bort fern pom @ertehr su
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-08-01
Gin SpftorsS rtetnaI.

8pm alien !6eim, einem beriibmten
unb 9arafterpolen 8erlinsr Mr5te,
tperbsn folsenbe brollige @netbotsn
sr5Gblt: @int fpdt 4benbs purbe
9eim gu einem befreunOeten 9otelbez
iiber esrufsn. n49!" iammerte bies
Ter, ri9 babe 8 Subenb @uftern ses
eeFen!" rGHen sic einen alien &dis,
bDrsn sic, einen alten aGfe!" rief
s6eim unb NOR au9 i9on nieber fort.
Dim anbern @prmittag ging er gu benz
patienten, Der aber f9on in Der No9t
bas 3eitli9e geiegnet bate. .9aben
sic ibm benin feinen alien 8dfe gege<
benz" fraete 9eim Die truuernpe
@ittpe. sic perneinte es. 6eim lieB
bierauf elm Subenb @uiter1 bolen.
that iie in elm @las, fiigts einsn alien
&Gie bin5u, unb nun fab bie6rau nit
Gritaunen, tpie fi9 Die @uitern gar
i6nel in cine biinne S%liifii9feit aufl0<
item. w6Gtte Sbr Mann seitern 4benb
meinen Ratb befolgt, 10 tpare er beut
nod am 2eben!"
Cine offers an beftiger MigrGne
leibenbe DAME bat 9eim in mertli9er
8eflemmuts unb NIT bielen llm=
i6peifen INN @ntf9ulbiguns, fpenn
iie ii9 zines Mittels bebisnte, bas ibr
als ~unfeblbar seriibmt fet. sic folte
nGmli9, tpenn ibr uebel eintrGte, ben
&opf nit Sauerfpbl bebsden. mSebr
gut, fagte 9eim, ,aber Dergefen Sic
ni9t. aud cine 8ratDurit oben brauf
gu lesen."
6eim, Der bon 1856 ab bas NIT ei=
ner Gebenftafel perfebene gdbaus
a~rpnenitr. "a unb Marferafsnftr. so
beppbnte, bibte IN ben lngliids5eiten
bon 1906 ben srOBten She'll feines
miibiam %erporbenen @erm0sens Elm,
bas Ct po%rpiegenb in 9bputbefen urs
aeleat batte. Sci einem ein5igen
S9ulbnsr perlpr er an aapital unb
3infen iiber 10000 Sbulsr. Mit
@leidmutb ertrug er Is. Ooh bins
tsrlieb er Sci feinem Sobe 1894 zen
Seinisen peniser. als er 1905 befaB.
Mls 9eim In bieisn ungludsidbren
emit einen proseb eetpann, 5agte er
gu ietnem &edtsanpalt, Bel benz er
fi4 bebanfte: Stun miiFsn sic aber
aud nal Elm ti4tiges Hsrp.nfiebsr
befommen, bamit ih mid geb0ris re-
panniren tann!A
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-08-01
Die 2ei9e fonnte ni9t seborsen tpers
8roptn3 &annoper.

9annoper. Gin f9nerer Tins
sliidsfaa tpurbe bur9 bic elettrii9e
Strabenbabn peranlabt. Gin 9err in
ben mittleren Sabren Namens Yaule
mann aus peine serietb auf Der
Georsftrabe in Der Ndbe bes 9pftbeaz
ters unter bic &Gber zines Masens Der
8abn unb IS nurbe ibm elm 8ein abz
gefabren. Oer S9perberlebte tpurbe
mittels Sranfenpasens Dem itdbtis
i4en &ranfenbdufe 1 susefibrt. =
Die splbene 9o95eit feierte Sausz
beiiber &arl S90nfelo, NieI9lagz
ftrabe 33 in 2inben pobnbaft. Der
&aiier iiberianbte bic GbeiubilGumsz
Mebaine nit 8esleitf9reiben. Der
Soiepbz8erein iibsrraiate bas Subel>
puar bur9 elm Stdnb9en, unb BON
Ndb uno 5ern trafen 9liidpiiniae
elm.
MIbesrobe. Ser iiber 70 Sabre
alte Miinergefele Steinmeber eerietb
Bel Dem Miiblenbeliber @rube biers
felbft auf traurise @eiie um's 3eben.
SteinmeDer lit Die Sreppe binunter>
s~efalen unb bat bierbei ben S9dbel
gebro9en unb nod mebrere anbere
I9tpere WerleBunsen erlitten, pobur9
Der Sob fofort ei1getreten lit. Miiaer
@rube unb iein Sobn, pel9e nod bes
f9dftist paren, b0rten bas @epolter
unb dls lie binsueilten, fanben lie
Steinmeper in ben leBten 3igen.
8erenbriid. Gin ebenio trau>
riser pie fonberbarer Sobesfaa bat
bic Samilie bes 6Guerlinas Saulte
betroffen. Der Samilienpater, Der
felt einiser 3eit nidt suna tpobl tpar,
bat beim R~iibebiten fein 2sben bers
loren. Ser gsnaue Sa9per6alt pirb
pObl faum feitsuitellen fetn. bod tit
man Der Mnii9t, baB er bic 2eine 5ux
9eituns Der &iibe ii9 Inn ben &0rper
Cucumber bat unb Die &ibe ben armer
damn fOrmli4 e~rprofelt baben.
9Dttingen. Sabrifant Wil=
belm 2ambre9t, Der grfinber oes
Wettertelegrapben uno aablreiher
meteorologif9er Snftrumente, lit s.>
ftorben. 2ambre9t bat elm Otter BON
II Sabren errei6t.
Sertebt. Die neuniGbrise Sod>
ter bss Mrbeiters Gambler ma9te iiG
pabrenb Der @bpeienbeit Der gltern
am 6euer in Der Slide gu f9affen.
Sabei fingen bic &leiber bes &inbes
Seuer, bas 10 f9nen UNI fi9 sriff, baB
bas Sinh balb gang in 5lammen
itanb. Obipobl Gr3tli9e 5ilfe balb
CUR Steue mar, TT bas &inb an ben
erbaltsnen f9meren 8ranbpunben se<
ftorben.
2autentbaL 8ergmann 8is<
ssner lpurbe bur9 berabitirsenbe Sc
iteinsmafen in Der rS9paraen
@rube" peri9iittet. Die MufrGus
munssarbeiten CUR 8ersune bes @er=
ungliidten purbsn iofOrt nit alien
6ilfsfrdften p~orsenommen, iebo4
purbe er tobt aufgefunben. 8iesensr
binterlGbt cine Witttpe unb einen err
pu9fenen Sobn unb tonnte bemnG9t
bic filberne So4aeit beseben.
Wisburg. @rbeiter Iuguit 2uz
betpig fiel in bic Siingergrube unb
ertrant in b~erielben.
Northeim m. 8eim 8aben er=
trunten lit Der 1~0jGbrise &nabe !6einz
ri6 Haf9e.
ii d. Oas bieiiseS apur=
aeri6t berurtbeilte ben bes Morb=
berfuds angeflagten Nrbeiter Son, Der
i'm Oiepbolaer @sfdnsnib einen l1eberz
fan auf einen @ufieber ausgefibrt
bate, gu feds Sa9ren 3u9tbaus.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-08-01

trGnr1ert unb au finnen, mas bic 3u<
tunft pobl bringen piirbe. Oenn
baB i'm biefer unperf9ulbete faux
pas feline &arriere tuftete bas mar
linn flar.
PIOBlt9 b6rts er Srauenitimmen.
9inter benz Weibenbidi9t mar elm
plaB gum @Gf9eblei6en, bon bort
trug Der Weitpino ben S4aQ elmer
unterrebung an fem Sbr. Sc mar elm
ibm poblbefanntes flangbones Dr.
gan, Sas ab unb 5u BON elmer fret>
iaenoen Srauenitimme unter6ro4sn
purbe.
rOu mugit iagen, mas bu pinf,
Mama, i9 CLAUDE ni9t ON feline
SaulD! Iieaei6t bat er iid MIR bers
rehnet."
Die anbere Stimme antportete nit
einem Nuflu9en. Damn purbs es
ftin.
Srob alIer feelif9en Nualen
jaud5te Der 2aui 9er in benz &abn
laut auf. Sin" 6era in benz Srte
f4lus alio bod fir ibn es SebOrts
linn, bas burfte er iebt gu boffen paz
gen. mS9entt man fi9 Roien in Sis
rol = peib man, mas bas bebeuten
TO-" gr puBte nun aud, ben mem
Der Goienitruub fam. tper bic CUTE
See par, bic Tim fein 9eim ge=
f9miidt: 4enn9en, bes poftmsifters
gOlblodises SD9terlein, nit Der er
neulid in Der rRefpurce" ben eriten
&ptiIon eetan5t.
Mit einem Male fiel Elm leuhten>
Der Struhl Der 9offnung in fein
9er5. 9urtis ruberte er auriid unb
leete bi6t Dor benz S6lpb an. Dis
er an benz @artenFsnit.r bes Oienftz
5immers porbeif9ritt, Bot fi9 linn elm
ieltfames Bib: potmeiitsr unb nnz
terbeamte paren eifrie bamit befdGf<
tigt, ben 8oben Der S@ublabe bes
S9reibtif6es, Der am Sdalter ftanb
unb IN benz er bic fleine 2afstte, bic
bas papierselb barg, gu perpabren
pflegte, nit 8re9eifen Ios5ulDfen. @iz
mem Der @9alterbeamten naren Mans
li9 in cine Suge 8riefmarten unb
Coupons serutfdt, bic pabrf9einlid
unten in benz 9olafperf feftfuben.
@ls Der 9ol5boben losgel0ft tpar, 5etg>
tie es fi9, bab Der 9ebGlter einsn bops
pelten 8oben bate, behen griitens
niemanb eeahnt. @ieGei6t mar bas
gebeime Sud- Elm S9er3 beg gii9s
lers, ober es mar fonft elm Spiel bss
3ufaQs oefpeie en-, bdb eerdbe bieism
@erdtb cine Dirt @ebeimfa9 seseben
tporben. Sas alte, fdit fpurmiti9ige
Sola piberftanb benz 8re9eiien ni9t,
Elm &ra4, Der Oedel, in benz Die 5uge
mar, fprang auf unD Elm bi9t guiana
meneefdltetes 8inbel papiergelb, fos
tpie bic permtbten Coupons ftelen benz
poitmeiiter in bic 6are.
Mls er fpieber erpa9te, lag er
auf benz Wa9stu6fofa in Der @obn=
tube feines ppftmeifters Der nit benz
alien Ybbiitus Ses Ortes f~tunben<
lang f9Dn INN i'm bemiibt gepefen.
4uf Der 0sde, in bic man i'm esz
biillt, lang cine peibe Rofe. bic ihm
eben cine ngiitige See, pie Der
Potmeiiter ld9efnb fagte, gef9idt
bate. 9ieris fOs er ben milben Duff
Der 8lume elm. Ius benz geDffneten
Senfter bes 9interbaufes aber tamen
Die alGnge zines 9armoniums uno
cine pibrirenbe Mdb9enitimme fang
leiie:
nS4entt man ii9 2Ofen in Stroll ="
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-08-01
: Muf Der GdnDftrdBe.

Iu Der It raBe.-
8ettler: 9errgott, tpenn i4 BLOB
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Arizona republican., 1904-08-15
PRESCOTT BUSINESS FIRMS.
 Hotel Burke
AMERICAN PLAN.

PRESCOTT. ARIZONA f05 rooms. All modern convenienoea A strictly flrst-class and modern hotel Sample rooms for commercial men.
Arizona republican., 1904-08-15
MODERN CASTLE FOR SALE.
Suitable for an American Millionaire
 With British Social Ambitions.

Norris castle, one of the most pictur- esque mansions on that most famous and aristocratic of England's beauty spots-the Isle of Wight-is to be sold by auction early in August. This will afford first class chance for some American millionaire with social ann bitions to acquire a country residence where fashionable folk abound and abundant opportunities are afforded to make cash count.
 Norris castle is a stately building and worthy of its beautiful setting. It occupies lofty position in a superb ly wooded park which, sloping to the Solent, possesses some three-quarters of mile of sea front and affords ex- tensive views of those world-fam yachting waters over which the Amer ica sailed when she won the trophy that has long been regarded as the blue ribbon of the seas" As castles go, t is not a particularly ancient one It was built q little over one hundred years ago for Lord Henry Seymour, but the architect Henry Wyatt, was the best of his day and designed Aps- ley house, the Duke of Wellington's famous London residence. Powered and embattled, Norris castle is a per- feet replica of a Norman castle and complete in every detail. It is not one