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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-28
Isfaanter oeutl@er Yionier ss=
itor6en.

6err Sulius W annfelo,
Der betannte uno bodangsiebens
oeuiihe @ei6dftsmann uno pionier.
III beuts yOrmitsag In ieiner Wobnung
go. ia pa,t Npe. i'm 9llter bon 20
Sabren geliorben. gr tpar elmer Der
dliefen oeutIdeu gewo9ner Der Staot
uno eia osutiher gbrenmann i'm tpab-
rem Sinne oss Wortss, ldli9t uno
bieber.
Die YesrOigunQ finost am Mittwod
Na6mittag um 2 ubr bonn 2rauers
6aule aug pribatim natt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-28
yrsiis far HaisnanIa0en.

Sic s9nbiannpolis Werih6nsrungss
@eisllIdaft" (v@ipic Smprobement
9lfn. y bat beidloHen, 9reiie fir bic
bsii gebaItsnen &a'enanlassn (9awns)
IN Wor- uno 6inter-66fsn ober s@dr-
len gu bertbeilen, uno 5uar in jeoer
ifdit. Warb uno In Brigbtuoob. Sr-
bington uno Wooorulf place.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-28
Heiannter 9etrer oeitorbsn.

Wm. g. Qlperp, iueIder IL Sabre
lang sinsm Eepartement Der
nSnbpls. Yufneb llniberlitb" als
prin5ipaI boritano, 1T am Samfag in
feiner @obnung ar Der grooifoe Qlpe.
aus osm 2ebsn gcidieoen. ct mar in
frlberen Sabren als 2ebrer an ben
Offsntliden Gdulen tbdtig.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-28
Hie iaisBisrtios SANE.


Bon Capt. Horlan iisfo bent poli.
3iitsn Winn iuuroe beute Worgen bic
sssserin Sane WseGlartp bon go. 1118
glor0 MiRouri Ctr. tpseen mOroeri;
i6er Sdieberei eingeitedt. Denn Sane
1T beIAuloigt, am Gonntag gbeno ges
le9eptIi9 zines bdusli&sn 3wiiies
ibrem gbemann gepis cine 38.calibs
rige bIaue gOhne in ben 30rpertheil
geiagt 3u baben, ben man gsu0bnIid
gum 6ibeh bsnubt. Der Mnqsi9oiiene
bsfinoet fi9 i'm 9ofpitale.
~ Mdud5f bic Tisb Minoo
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-28
sysuer 1T fribsr Morosaiinnoe.

@eaen 3 ll6rGonntaa Wor9en ipurbe
Die Geueriusbr nod ber @rOeerp bon
Sacob Sanion, Spruce uno Spann
Str., gerufen. 5robosm mad 9lutunft
Der 2oI9mannfdaft oisfeIbe bas 5eusr
Ihon In ftlraer 3eit untsr Gontrolle
bate, wxrbe bod Elm Sdaoen bon ettpa
$4,000 anseri9tet.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-28
eoeal=golitIidJss.

Sic RepubliIaner BON Wapne 9Oiun'
Ibip bisItsH ON Samifag in 9au9b'
bile ibre gonDentiOn fab, auf tuel6sr
6omer 8. 3rnub bon Bridgeport f!ir
5ruitse uno Wm. Come Riee BON go.
25l6 Wsif Waibinoton Cir. fir VI
isIlor nominirt murosu.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-28
Gin eisenarfioer San bon eeIba'
Qln3eiot


beiddTtigte bisIer Sage bas 2reisge=
ri6t Der q. OiDiiion gu Granfiurt L.
M. Sm Sanuar 1902 mar Der He=
fruit 4orl Weber bon Der A. SGipa=
bron bes !0onauer ulanen Hegiments
in's 2a3sretb getommen. gr butte
ii9 nub feiner Mngabe einen Spon
gum Tustraben Der 0ufe f9neiDen
ipolIen unb ii4 babel in ben Iintsn
3eigefinger geibnitten. Oa bic Sebne
burHIdnitten mar, blieben bic beioen
oberen Jingerglieber iteif; Der lllan
ipuroe besbalb als bienitunfGbis ent=
laTen unb erbielt cine SnbaIibenpens
iion bon 8 Mart monutlid, ba Die 8e=
iddbigung i'm Dienite erfolgt mar,
Qlnfanss DECEMBER b. s. melbeis iif
nun Weber bel Der 9sb0rbe, 5ablte bic
Bis babin empfangensn 1862 Mldrt sSns
palioengelber 5uriid unb Bat INN feline
Werboftung. Die Nerlebung lei nidi
3ufdllig geifeben. ionbern abii9tli9.
bamit er bonn Wlilitdr freitomme. Sein
aomsrab, Der ulan Sobann @roBer,
babe itm babel geholfen. Die llntsrlu=
Dung beitdtiste bieie 9(ngaben. Websr,
Der aus Glberfelo itammt. mar freis
ipinig Bel ben lllanen eingetreten,
ipiinidte aber irauriger 6amilienper=
bdltniiIe tpeeen freiautommen. Gr Be-
Ipra9 bic Sahs NIT ieinsm 6reunbe
@roBer, unb zines Qlbenbs, dIs biz
Beiben in Der 3antine fart ge3edt bats
ten, gingtn iie binter ben Staa, Wsbcr
leste ieinen Singer auf einen pflod.
Grober nabm bus 9rotmeHer bes Des
Der. leste es duf rem Singer unb Idlua
mil bem 9ammer, ben er als Sdmicb
Bel iih fiibrte, barauf. nSdneiben
tonnte i9 nidt," Iu9se er Dor benz
ariessseribt, has eing mir eegen
meine Natur." Weber nabm bann mad
Ieiner GntloTuns eine Gtelle in elber.
felb unb i'm porigen Sabre cine sol9s
in Qfmiferbom an. Diele CAB .rauf,
Inn iid lelbit an5u5eigen. sd poI1tt
msin Geipihen rein erbalten," erflGrte
er; ntsnn i4 fab mid ols 9etriiger
an" 0auptlddIih i9eint Is jsbod
Der GinfluB ieiner 1raut seipefen gu
lsin. Der bic SelbitgeitelIung berbei,
fiibrte. Denn er bate iid ir5tpiI6en
perlobt, dber feline Braut psrlanqi'
bah er bic Gtrafe, bic i1m eebii6re, ali
iib nebme. Qluf Selbitberitiimmelung
bic gum 6eeresbienite untaueli6 maf'
iteM @efdngnib nidt unter sinem
Sabr, unb auf biefsIbe Gtrdfe muBte
gegen @rober fpegen 9eibiiIfe sur
GclbHberftiimmeluns erfannt perben
Dos ariessgeriht ging jebod iiber boa
niebrigiie GtrafnaB nidt bindus
braate audi bic llnteriudungsboft in
Mbrehning unb beihlob ouBerbem
elm @nabensefu4 fir bic beiben Werurs
tbeilten einaureihen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-28
Dsr 9taudt Die Tish I Mingo.
SeIb fmorb elmer @eiFess
frQnfen.

gbansbtIIs 27. Wldrj. =
Die 52-idbrige 6rau gli3abstb Gnirs
BURT, Die erIt fiir3li9 aus bent sSrren-
Qfpl beurlaubt tuorben mar, beaing
SeIbfmoro, inbem fe F9 In elmer
&ifferne ertrdnfte.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-28

st. pauI. Der srife 3ug, Der
Die G&nee-1 -1lodabe in gloro DafOta
ou.dbroHen, langte Yormittags on.
Der Wsriebr if pisber aufeenommen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-28
9oS Gn0e Der 9od)flntb.
1T Oa
llmO SubianapOlis atbmrt crltidtcrt ani.
slu6 ber yssbte Siiuer" 1T UieOer frieOIid.

gaahoem Der Jal greel, iuie berih.
tet, bereits am Sonntag in iein geft
surlifaetrsien mar uno 10 oas yers
Ipredsn gsgsbsn bate, tsinsn wsitersn
S9aoen msbr an5uri9ten, bat beute
Wormittag aud Der
Wbite RiDer fein - iitbenI
eingeifelIt,
IOOab Die geIammte BeD0lterung bon
SnoianapOlis snoli9 fret uuo woblgs.
mut6 aufatbmen tonnts. Dom Nors
ben ber trafen teins WahermaRen mebr
Elm uno oas anmdbli6e Jaaen oes
6luiies. oas mad Sonntag Mitterna4t
bsQonnen bate, puroe i'm 2aufe oes
gOrmittages unb yaadmittages elm
iIhmer idnellerss uno ifstig anbalten-
oes. 3n Der Sonntag Wa6t batte Der
GluB nit II Gub II 3oll ieinen
b0dltm 5tano erreidt gebabt, (gegsn
16 5uB 3oa in 1889, beute Usor-
Qen I'm 3 ll6r iDar er bereits cut 10
CUB 9 3on sefaIen 9eDeien, oage8en
mar oas Waher I'M
II ubr Witiags loon au
IA CUB 8 oil aefunfen
uuo BON bort OIL fsl Der CLUB in Der
Rate bon 3-4 Sou uno msbr per
Stunoe. Bomit III ale @sfabr beiei-
tiai, es mlete oenn iein, cab unO,rs
mutbet jebt mieoer Woltenbrii9e Der
idlimmIen art bier uno i'm Wor0sn
oes Staaies nhoer9insen.
Die 9unoe bon benz 6a[len bes Glui-
iss bereitete iiberal iiberaa Woblge'
fallsn, Defenders aber unter ben Beams
ten Der Gtrabsnbabn.go., oeren 2inisn
tpie qeiast felt Sonntag abeno idmmt-
lid itillgsIanOen batten, be3p. iebr
rotbbhrfiig mittelif glectricitdt bon ben
Snterurbnns gabnen betrieben iporoen
tparen. 6eute Worgen iuuroen auf
oieie notbohrftiae Bsife ein3elne Cars
auf fDlgenoen yinien betrieben: Sai=
uois, Central Mpe., Srbington, pros
ipett uno 6belbD. - Wegen OleIes
llsbsllianoes muBten Die D 6ff. Q d u=
len in Srbington, 9ureoo part, Ges
rsalinetoipn, 5cugbuias, griabtwooo.
Weif Snoiandpolis unb ylo. 81, l6,
80 uno so beute gsf9toffsn
lUeroen.
2uldblit bes fortoauernoen Gallens
6ss 6Odwalers rednete bic Stra5en-
babn-Go. aber onrauf, bereitS Nads
mittass bic getriebs-Station oil Der
Wsii Wai6ingtOn Ctr. wieosr in
9ienit iienen 3u tonnen, uno Der @bef-
Snasnieur Der 60. ermddtigte uns 5u
Der Witibeilung,
bah Der Dttrieb nIIer GtraBen.
babn'yinien bi8 bsute Nammittag
oosr llbr. ipdteitens aber bis
6 llbr wisOer aniOellommen iusr.
ben miirDe.
8ie nSnopls. Watsr Co." sruariet
ibrerIsiis nit gsltimmtbeit, ibre
pump- Station am Jal Greet i'm
glOroipsfen biz ipdtsasns Wittpod
pieoer in pollsm getriebe au babsn,
Ioo0b oann bic notbohrftig marQel.
bate Wanerlieferuns aufbOren, besw.
pieber oie reauldre 3ufubr all Danb
iein miro.
Greuoe berrf9ts m Riber.
fibe parf,
mo Die gdrsn uno Ionfigen geltano.
tbeile Oes 300, bic f4 am Gonntaq
Dor benz WaHer auf gaumfampfe,
Gslien etc. findten unb bort bic yaadi
beulsno uno adbnsilapperno batten sl'
6ringen muReu, beute Morseu enoIid
wisoer auf ben folibsn Booen (terra
firma) bsrabilsttern unb ii9 fredstl
unb oenen fonnten.
Absr aud bic Wili5 w q
frob,
als he 6eute Worgsn I'm 6 llbr Dor
oem patrouiIlen.D Disnite In ben iibsr.
fIutbeten 8i{frEcttu entbunbeu uni
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-28
NaGri6ten aus Snbiana.
@efdbrfiae sie6erei.

9slei 3piiden Sad Ri1arbIon unb
Geo. Ri4aros, 3Dei fabrenoer Rufi.
fanfen ooer gdnfslIdnaern, uno ben
grhoern WaIbburn bon babisr lfatt,
uno bel oieIer Sdldgerei erlitt Sobn
Waibburn Stiduunoen am Ga!it unb
rlnterleibe, Ri9aroIcn cine iol9e am
Dale. gsioe iuuroen i'm 6ospitale
untergebradt, uno an gBaIbburn's
9luffommen piro 9e3reifeIt. Die bei=
ben gdnteIidnger batten fid ieit 2
Woden bier aufgsbalten unb in Wirt6=
idafter mulicirt unb 5dnse aufges
fiibrt.
9 d NJ arser einbreder
abgefabt.
ri d mon b. %. Wdr3. Sn Der
qlpotbete bon 90. 8. gllforo & 60.
wuroe ltbte Vadt bon Dem Manaoer
6arrp Nlforo uno benz Glert 0arrp
Cecil, Die Iid auf bic 9uuer aeleat bat.
ten, Der ebemalige Negsrsporter Wm.
Nriis bel einem freden ginbrude iiber=
rai9t uno irOb ieiner bsftigen @ssen-
webr oingfeif gema9t. Mrtis fano i'm
yeroadte. Ieit ieiner gntlaifuns bon
ieinem poiten mebrere Diebltdble in
Der Mpotbefe beaan9en gu baben. 9sBie
Nadt gegen 7 llbr orang er bur6 bic
mittelit zines Wa9idliiHels ge6ffneie
0intertbir In bic Mpottete Elm, nnhI
$50 aus benz @aTb-Reaiifer uno pOute
fid bann an ben @elbiarant MAIDEN,
al5 er pgefellt" wuros.
Sort Wapne gIts.
Sort 90 pne, %. Wldrs. Die
biefige gnge Der vglts" bat fOlgenbs
geamte ertpdblt: Wm. Shwier, erba-
bener Reaent; u. 6. glter, adtbarer
Ritter; 8. Wiebte, ahtbarer Reoner;
Wm. 5. @anie, Secreidr; ssrant
gougber, S9abmeiifer; 9enrp Rpsrs,
3bhrbfter nit se5osenem Sduert;
Ulidael gslger, 5ruIfes; SEQ. grO!Dn,
Eelesat 5ur groBloes; Or. gibsrg,
9llternat.
Sdngerfef in Soutb
Ben b.
Soutb Beno, %. Wldr3. Eie
Yorbereitungen fir bas am 10. unb
20. SUM bier gu bsranftaltenbe z.
grObe Sdngerfeit bes oSnoiana uno
Ohio Sdngerbunoss" iino nunmebr i'm
bsiten l@an5e. Der nSoutb 8eno
WdnnerdOr" wirb Der gaifgebsnbe Ser.
Elm isin, lIno man lam alien Sengess
briioern perii9ern, oab oer8ersin nidts
untsrlahen wiro, oiss Sdngerfsif su
einem erfoIgrei6en 3u gelialten, iuelbes
nidt nur bem Yerein unb benz Seutid.
tbum Der Stabt CUR gbre gereiden
tuiro, ionoern alien Gdngern bes Bum
loes.
gg-@ Def 20 m. Merfer I.
New MIbanp, q. Mdr3. =
@apt. Wm. Werier, Der frtibere @seT
Der biefieen 6euerpebr, iif einem bura
einen @rippe=Nnfaa acut gelporoenen
6er3leiben erIpen. gr mar am IL.
Wdr5 1884 in New albaup gebOrsn
uno erreidte alfo Elm Qllter bon 70Sab-
rem. Ser Werblidene mar elmer Der
populdrifen BurQer Der Staot unb 40
Sabre lang Genior.sp spartner Der geIfat-
tungs'Girma Wlerter & @win. Sdon
aIs iunger wlanr muroe er Wlit9lisb
elmer freiuilligen Spribenmannfdaft,
uno belt bann in berDsceola Gpriben-
mannIdait. tinem frsiwiQigen Corps,
nod chamber ale 2temter.
Qlls bic reguIdre Geuerpebr organi.
Frt uurbe, ernannte man ibn 3u oeren
erifen Gbef, unb er bate bas qlmt
3tpanjig Sabre lang inne. Rein Wann
trus mebr gum 9lusbau bes 26Idpe.
lens In gleu 9lIbanp bel, unb In BEN
gerbanoe Der 6euertuebrbstsranen, su
bsKen befen Witglieosrn uno grhns
bern er seb0rte, ipielte sr bis on isin
gnbe cine berborrassnbi ROne.
@rube unter Waffer.
gra3iI, 81. Wd3. WaRsr
brad geifern in bic Grube Der greeliior
Clap @orts Elm unb mn9ts uugefdbr
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-28

rem b er gum Sdus3en):
rGibPS bier aud @pori91 =
g 4uloe: 70 ia, e9Iingenitenen
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-28
lleberbsister ofsn.

Der Geuer.9lIarm bonn aaiien go.
53l I'm IS llbr oelfsrn Na9mittag risf
oie 30I9manni@aft au Ao. WuergIer's
Wobnun9 in go. 828 Gnb w2eribian
6trabe. lleberbei3ter Dfsn, SIS S9a-
ben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-28

Spbm 2Deber's gDtrtbfd)aft.
Nto. 764 @eit Nortb etx.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-28

Ser qllarm bonn 2afen go. 48 nm
6 l1br 40 Mbenbs, Der bic Geueripebr
gum gtabliHement bon 3inean & 60.
in @tIt JnoianapOIis rief, mar sIiid.
li9er Meiie Elm falIder, unn6tbieer.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1904-04-29

men like TO hear. 1t is certainly a
fact that the Protestant churches are
not drawing men at the present time.
Church going is gradually growing
less popular, and were it not for the
women the Sunday services in many
churches would be extremely lone.
some. 1t is not, in our opinion, al
together the fault Of the minister.
A certain class Of people, it is true,
are looking for the sensational from
the pulpit as well as from the press
and preachers who make a specially
Of "popular sermons draw the
largest audiences for time, at least.
The Puritan Sunday can never re-
turn and the modern church must face
the fact that the varied and complex
human interests Of today are not
favorable to strict Sunday obseI-
vance. A hundred years ago the
church was the real center Of the
social, as we'll as the religious life, Of
the community. The TINES does
not for a moment pretend to analyze
the reasons that underly this evident
falling off in church attendance. 1t
can hardly be a matter OF creed, ior
the churches of very broadest belief
seem to suffer from the same lack OF
interest as their evangelical neigh
bors. Possibly the indifference
among men is in measure reac-
ton from the stricter observance Of
our fathers. The influx OF Europe
an populations, whose Sunday ideas
arc far from Puritanical, may have
had some influence in the matter. 1t
IS also urged that the average man Of
today is compelled by the conditions
of the times to live more strenously
than his foreiathers and that he really
needs Sunday as a literal "day OF
rest" The problem is a complex
one, but it is important and It's sue
ccssiul solving means much to hu-
m1uitV.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1904-04-29
KOREAN CURIOSlTIES.

The Koreans love medicine. The
rich take pills OF incredible size and
richly GlldCd.
There are no bankruptcy courts in
Korea. Once Korean contracts n
debt he can never escape from it,
Korea Is tho only country where the
marriage certificate is equally divided,
one half being given to the husband,
the other To the wife
Every Korean husband is answera-
bic for the conduct of his wife. Should
She break any of the ordinary laws he
must suffer I'm her stead.
The most important duty of every
housewife I'm Korea is to keep alight n
perpetual fire. which is sacred To the
dead ancestors OF the household.
No Korean may go upon the roof Of
his house, not even to repair n leak,
without Legal permission and without
giving due notice TO all his nelghbors.
Paper enters largely into the con
structlon OF every Korean honse. The
interior Is lined with paper. Ii has Il
paper roof, paper floor cloth and paper
walls
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1904-04-29
n GIANT OCTOPUS.
= Way "a Thirty Foot Monster
Cnmc 10 lie Captured.

Way IL Trirty Foot Monster
Game 10 lie Captured.
one of the most interesting objects
thc Natural History museum In
.Jndhicm, Norway, Is large octo-
=. t.. X. Kennedy, the author of
hirty Seasons In scandinavia not
. " saw the octopus, but little later
LnLrd the story of the capture Of It, aS
...atcd both by the fisherman whose
.rlt it attacked and also by two IN
.lppcndcnt witnesses. The fisherman
'.Hs lciSurCly rowing on II calm day
close TO the rock bound shore OF one of
;An hords situated some fifty miles
uorth Of Trondhjcm. Suddenly long
and gistcning arm swept over the
stern of the boat and remained there.
The fisherman. aStonshcd nj this I'M
wOntcd appnritlon, dropped his oars
and sprang TO his feet. Like magic
another hideous looking arm shot over
tie gunwnlc. The boat Cantcd. The
man, realizing that he was attacked
hy some monster against which his
old fish knife was the only available
weapon, SclIcI MS oars anu llDoTcu
with might and main To get his boat
into II crcvicc Of the rocks, all the time
yelling for his mates, who were not
Ear Off He had 10 strain every nerve
10 drag his hdcOus cargo after him,
f.r the suckers never relaxed. When,
half exhausted he got the bow OF his
craft within reach of willing hands, II
took the three men 10 haul II up ~
slight incline. for the monster still
hung on. even over the bare rocks.
Then they bclabored its head with
oars and clubs. Having safely secur-
ed It. they sent off 10 the nearest sta
tion and telcgraphed concerning their
prize. II was at once purchased 10y
the museum and carried there after 1t
hHd been photographed. They stretch
cd It's arms out before preparing IT,.
The longest were each five allen, or ten
feet four inches. I'm length. over all,
together with the great carpet bag
body. the monster measured thirty
feet across.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1904-04-29

II troubled with rheumatism give
Chambcrlsin's Pain Balm trial. II will
no, cos, you cent " u does no good
Ore application will relieve the pain. II
also cures sprsins and bruises and In one.
thiid the time required by any other
treatment. Cuts, burns, frostbites
quinsy. pains In the eide and chest,
glandular and other swellinss ar,
quickly cured by applying II. Every
bottle warranted. Price az and so cents
For sale by u A. Smih. Oineyville; W
Dunnins & Brc., Msnton Ave. /; Parker,
drug store, Olneyvilie.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1904-04-29
The Nuniber Ten.

In arithmetic everything goes by
tens. SOciolOgists trace the human lik-
Ing for that number To the 'pentadigi-
tate" or five fingered limb, which is n
characteristic feature Of the entire
vertebrate family. A frog would
plump for the decimal system for just
the reasons that impel human beings.
Even horse, which now has only one
finger and toe on each foot, has hints
In his anatomy which show that his
ancestors had the pentadigitate ar
rangcmcnt. Biologists are much Inter
csted TO consider how the number
evolved was five. Why not four fin
gers or six or more? Somehow. more
than five would appear 10 be rather
more than one brain could give indie
pendent attention TO, while five are
more useful than four.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1904-04-29
THE ccent death Of Benjamin v

THE ccent death Of Benjamin "
Pearce of Newport removes from,
earthly scenes one of the Oldest
newspape er men in the state and on,
of the ost genial and companion.
able mel who ever graced the pro-
fession. An old time printer, he fal
out-ivep the day IS of blanket sheets
and hand presses and saw his art
completely revolutionized. The best
days of his life were spent as Newport
correspondent of the Providence
Press. In his later years he con-
Quoted the "Newport Enterprise"
which always readable and re-
fiected his originality and humor.
He died full of years and left as a
legacy to those who knew him an
example of how man can grow I'D
gracefully
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1904-04-29
Speaker of pnrlin ment.

II is not generally known that the
speaker Is always "Sir," even TO the
highest officials Of the state. No one
approaches him with hat on. and II
an NJ. l.. passes him in the street the
VI. L. marcs obcisancc. His invita-
tious TO dinner are commands which
involve the surrender OF previous en-
gagcmcutS and are not accepted y
but "obcyed," At his lcvee he stands
looking very digniticd In black vel
vet suit. and NJ. P.'s. former NJ. P.'s
and peers make their bows and pass
On.--Iondon Tit-Bits.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1904-04-29

THE following is taken from a
well tnown New York paper. Posi-
bly, Providence schools can show
better results in practical way, but
we are inclined to think the differ
ence would be slight;
"A prominent financial company
of this city recently advertised for
ga boy, sixteen years old, good at
figures: Sro week salary to com
mence." rh:rtv-four boys pre-
sented themselves All had been
graduate from New York grammar
SCHOOLS and many Of them had spcn,
a year oi two IN high school.
Nineteen were rejected at once be-
cause they could neither write MOI
spell. The remaining fifteen were
asked to find the interest on $r1o.So
for four months and fifteen days al
per cent. Two were equal to the
task. The correct answer is $2.27
Thirteen OF the answers ranged from
that to $4SI.44.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1904-04-29
A PLUCkY LIEUTENANT.
We Was sInsubordinate, but He Saved
His Vessel.

Reuben Iinkham, n native Of Nan
lucket, made his first trip ns third lieu
tenant on the ship Potomac, which
crossed thu north Pacific, region
little known TO naval vessels In the
early thirties. Pinkhum had been on
several whaling voyages, ana was ia
mlliar with those waters The author
of The Island Of Nantucket" says
that one day, near sunset, he had the
watch, while the commodore was pnc-
ing up and down the deck.
Suddenly Pinkham gave the order,
Man the weather braces"
What's that for?" asked the com
modore.
I'VE shall have wind I'm moment"
The commodore went to the lee rail
and scanned the sea and sky. IL see
no signs of wind" he returned. Let
the men leave the braces"
The crew dropped the ropes.
keep hold Of the braces. every man
Of your. called out Plnkham. and the
men resumed their grasp. The com
mOdore flushed with anger and cS-
claimed I'm pcremptory tones:
Let the men leave the braccs"' and
again the braces were dropped.
Don't any OF you dare to drop the
ropes shouted pinkham, shaking his
trumpet at the crew, who once more
took hold. Just then the wind dropped
entirely; not n breath stirred.
"Taut. taut. Haul all of YOU" called
Iinkham, and the pondcrOus yards
swung to reversed position. The wind
came out of the opposite quarter and
struck the ship like n sledgc hammer.
The vessel staggered. shook the spray
from her bows and dashed ahead. The
commodore disappeared into his cabin
without saying word.
Presently he sent the first lieutenant
To relieve Pinkham, requesting to see
the latter Immediately. When Pink
ham entered the cabin the commodore
said:
II consider that am indebted to you
for all Of our lives; hut | will tell you
frankly If that wind hadn't come
should have put you in irons in two
minutes
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1904-04-29
GLASS Cups.

The first glass cups were made at
Alexandria. some were colorcd like
Bohemian cl,Ss unl decorated with
glass paStcs. initiating precious stones
and canoes. some were opalinc. 9th.
crs clear as cry,,ll and still others
formed Of opaque layers welded to-
gcther like the famous Portland vase,
in which the white upper layer had
been cut away like that of cameo,
leaving u blue ground around the fix.
ures.
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some bulls.

a correspondent Mt Birr, ireland, de-
scribcs lady being killed while hunt
ing and adds, "Thc deceased met with
similar accident on n previous occa-
sion" Another had been I'm the
Transvaal between six and seven
times" and still another correspondent
declares, with spirit which only does
him credit, that he has "ncvcr put his
name to an anonymous letter" This
evenings performance cannot take
place. II will he repeated tomorrow
night" Is n provincial announcement.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1904-04-29

EDWARD Box, Of the "Ladies
Home Journal" who has quite a
faculty Of stirring up things, in a
recent article IN the "Outlook" dis
cusses the reasons for the lack of
church attendance, especially among
young men. lie claims that the
ministers OF the present day do not
preach the kind Of sermons young
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1904-04-29
No Charge For Generalization.

This ring" said the jcwclcr. "will
cost YOU $50. with our extra service
gratis"
"What is your extra servicc'|
asked the young man who was looking
IT engagement rings.
when the young lady calls to make
injuries we'Il tell her It's worth $3.50"