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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-05-05
As PHARMACISTS.
Names Of Successful Candidates at Recent
Examination Given Out.

Through Secretary Pearce Of the state
board ~ pharmacy the successful oandi-
house. May 3D. are announced as follows:
Miss r. NJ. Rounds scituate. John J. Nc
Cough. woonsocket; Francis J. Archem-
bault. Pawtucket. Walter f. oates. Fred
q. Leigh. George T. Scowcroft and Walter
l. Batchelder. all OF this city.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-05-05
INSANITY AND DEATH.
Deringsd Wsmin Sets Fire 10 Clothing and
Rushss Toward Cemetery.

Boothbay Harbor. Maine. May S-After
setting fire 10 her clothing which she had
saturated with kerosene. Mrs. Mary T..
Blatchford. aged 50 years. ran from her
home with the evident intention OF reach
ing the cemetery nearby. She succeeded
in covering half the distance when she
was overcome and fell exhausted. She
died shortly after from the effects or the
burns and the flames inhaled.
Mrs Bletchford, who lived just across
the bay in Linike1 Village had been de-
ranged mentally for a year but was not
cnnsidered danRerous.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-05-05
BRAKEMAN HAD HEAD
CUT OFF BY CAR WHEEL.

wakefield. Mass. May S-Harry Clark,
q Boston and Maine freight conductor fell
from. a car here today and was killed.
his head being cut off by a car wheel He
was "a yesrs OF age and leaves n widow
in somerviIle.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-05-05
uomEseEkeRs' EXCURSIONS.

The Chicago Great Western Railway
will on the first and Third Tuesday up
70 october is. sell tickets to points IN
Alberta. Arizona. Assiniboia, CANADIAN
Northwest. Colorado. Indian Ierrnory'
Iowa. Kansas, Minnesota. missouri Ne
hrasla New Mexico North Dakota, Okla :
hon,a Saskatchewan. Texas, Utah and
wyominv. For further information apply
IN any Great Western agent, or J. r.
Elmer. O. +. A.. Chicago Ill
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-05-05

OF a recrudescence OF social disorders In
ireland. but said that the repeal of the
Crimes act could only do harm by reviv-
ing the angry passions now laid at rest
John Redmond. leader of the Irish par
~. expressed his extreme dissatisfaction
with Secretary wyndham's statement.
which, ne Declared. would lead the Irish
people. II they had the means. into open
rebellion.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-05-05

Hose II responded to still alarm at
n m YESTERDAY for n chimney hre at 20
Mawney street; no damage
Abraham Horovitz's grocery az BIN
nev street. was broken into some time pc
tueen A and o'clock this morning. To-
bacco. canned tomatoes and beans, valued
at s35l were stolen.
The Providence Young women's Chris
tan association will hold n meeting on
Friday afternoon In the small han OF the
Y. NJ c. A. Business OF great importance
is to be transacted.
Dennis r. crocker, night watchman at
the Melrose park ball grounds, discovered
at $50 clock this morning that the door
OF the ticket office had been broken open.
Nothing was missing.
Lucia Pedro. Peter Gerrnia and Raffaele
Medici were fined s. and costs each, In
the police court. today. for reyeillng on
franklin street, last evening. They were
dghting on a street car.
Estella Ash. colored. II years old, was
before Judge Sweetland. today, on the
charge OF being a lewd and wanton per-
son. She pleaded not guilty and was held
in $500 for trial next Tuesday.
Jason j. silva, was li hHe
Sixth district court, this morning, for sell
ing impure milk to which formaldehyde
had been added He pleaded guilty, was
fined 500 and costs and settled.
The board OF fire commissioners had the
water tower brought out. yesterday after-
noon, II was located on Exchange place
and two steam fire engines were connect
ed their combined efforts being product
i've OF a powerful stream. The tower was
found to be In the pink OF condition.
Alfred Anderson pleaded guilty In the
Sixth district court today, TO the charge
OF assaulting Jacob Jones with a stone.
Jones from n roof. threw gravel at An
derson. and the latter hurting piece OF
brick at Jones. cut open his scalp An
derson was held for the grand jury In
$500
Robert Walsh. Frederick Brown and
Russell Newhall, were brought before
Judge Sweetland. I'm the Juvenile court,
today, for defacing a building belong
ing to oliver n. Bosworth and Thomas F.
Arnold. in each OF which they were ac-
cused Of breaking glass. They were held
for trial on May l7th.
George Barrett. AZ years old. residing al
44s Pine street. and empiayed as a sales
man by Gearin Bros OF a. -43 Canal street
fell down an elevator well at that store
at o'clock last evening. fracturing hi:
collar. bone Dr. Peters OF Al Waterman
street attended Barrett and then caused
him 10 be sent to the Rhode Island hos
pital.
Mark C1oherty and James Conley were
arrested in the Fifth precinct, last even
ing, for assaulting John O'Brien and
Edward OToole on Public near Ocear
street. The four had been neighborins
and upon reaching the sidewalk, engaged
In a mix-up O'Brien got a black eye
O'Tooles eyes were closed and the bacl
OF his head was cut Each pleaded no
guilty and was held in $500 for trial mex
Tuesday. Bail was furnished.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-05-05

Maud-Just think read the other day
about n lady who had just died who was
tho daughter OF a duke, tho wife OF n
duke. the sister of duke. the mother
Of duke and the grandmother OF n
marquis
~Ettci-My goodness, what poor. dull
place heaven must seem TO her,-rhi-
caeo Record Herald.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-05-05
Resolution REJECTED by British Com
MONS John Redmond, the Irish
Leader, ~Criticises Secretary Wynd-
hams Statement.

London. May 5.--The house Of commons
,sst night, by vote OF 1877 to ia. rejected
q resolution in favor OF the repeal OF the
irish crimes act.
George wyndhan. chief secretary for
ireland. in opposing the motion, confessed
that nothing could justify the anticipation
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-05-05
HomgsEEkERs' RATES FROM CHI.
cAco TO NORTH AND SOUTH
DAKOTA.

Every Tuesday until oct. 25th. the Chi.
oago Great Western Railway will sell
round trip tickets TO points In the above
named states at a great reduction from
the usual fare. For further Information
address ]. p. Elmer. @. p. A. Chicago.
III
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-05-05
The Weather

sRoston. MAY 5.-Foreeast for New Eng
land: Fair and somewhat cooler tonight
and Friday. Fresh west 10 northwest
winds
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-05-05
CAVE MOUNTAIN HOUSE
Bartlett, NJ. ".

BARTLETT, N. Y.
At the eastern entrance OF Crawford
Notch. First class Address
z. A. STEVENS. Prop.
-nss3m
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-05-05
NEWSLETS

A young woman whose name was irehe'
Ssld NV hair is not At to be seen"
II certainly was red.
But she almost dropped dead
when she dyed f. and found It turned
green.
oh. sad and weary's her lot.
No more she'll sing or laugh or romp'
Her life Is darkened for she's got
A pompadour that will not pomp
Brooklyn Eagle.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-05-05

Hose II responded to still alarm at
p. m. Yesterday. for chimney hre at 70
Mawnev street: no damage.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-08-05

Gage bIeO 1entet. 0rensea Iaa for<
epriet enbnu ben 10. Sui betanies
Zig ip9 / 6jemmet.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-08-05

204; 6erfor fiji Oanmart / Qdr 803..
873 9b. ct. mob / 5jor 851,261
tent Mangben oItiua par i~tprrs.
bar 9%etaIingen paa 9runo al De Ia
ne S~merpriier bog ringere.
! bet %forlsbne 9dlpaar Ell Der ira
8onmart inbfprt 933, 500 ttpt. til
4,817,072 qb. 81. mob / 5jor 942,
1914 cpt. til 5,11O,913 qb. Ct.
III Bacon inofsrtes Der ira 0an4
mart i SUM- i Oar 139,o67 cfpt. I'll
374, 469 81. Ct. / iamme Maaneb
5ior 137,946 cpt. til 405, 791 pb.
ct. ,a.l
9anite ION peo Smrrinofsrilsr
bar Mangben uItfoa b9ret itsrre
4ar, men getaIingen aaigepeI min.
bre.
Z bet forIgbne 6aIpdar inbfertel
Der ira Danmart 835,325 trpt. {
6ior 754,387 cpt.) til en- 9arbi q
2,114.227 9b. Ct. Il 5jor 1882.
116 qb. St.)
Qltioa for belle 5ibsrummet: fterrI
Tten9oe. men minbre llObptte.
344,471 St6or. 9Gg tom Der / Sn.
nj fra 8onmart til GngIanb, / 81.
nj / 5jor 387,626 St6br. 9isie be.
taltes / 2ar meb 122.302 pb. Ct. o.
/ 5ior meb 145,117 Qb. Ct.
= bet forlsbne 6alpaor / aur Ton
Der 1888 48 @tbbr. til Barb
SOC, 416 qb. Ct. fra 0unmort,
iamme 3iosrum / 5jor 1,691,9S;
Stbor. til 679,OO9 qb. Ct.
Zen Iamlebe @arbi at Snbfsrilel
fra 0dnmart ubgiorbe i Suni / aar
1,100.644 qo. Ct. og / 5iOr 1,402,
169, altiau en- Neo9an9 pdo ca
$4,000 Sroner.
5or belle 6alpaoret bar g9roien
@ar ubgiort 1884 15 9b. Ct. moi
i 5jor 7,922,038 pb. Ct, ultiau er
Neboone pod eobt 6,971.000 Str.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-08-05
u n o fln te-

4nb o tin tie gIattsnfGas
9ere. s a~nlebnins at MsObelier
/ forIteaise gldbe ON, al Der / Ssl.
iingsr itulbe bare anbolbt en- 9ppe.
banbe, Tom menes at bare ibentiil
meb 9ppene, Der bapbe frarsOet
Stpbr &c ajars gub 1000 ar., Up.
lpier 8pfosebtontOret i !9eliinssr. al
be Der unboIote p%erioner. nemlig er
tiblisere itroHet aOinoe og beuOei
Ssn oIoeles life er ibentiff meb opent
n9pnte 5pDe, men bsrer til en- plat.
tenilueerfamilie, Der par sfterIpit a
asbenbapns politi, LEGION &sbent
bapns politi bar anbolbt ben amber
SIN / &ebenbapn.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-08-05

SGbn &irte er itrGttelig for
faloen. 5 &orstirten rsgneoe bet
nep flsre Stebsr, ida be bejlige Salt
molerier, Der / 1887-88 blep ofoals
fet, mango SteOer sr pao geie til ct
ubbiifes. 5 2angtirten trptter 5p9is
pineerne gbermurene 0. |. b. Wen
I'LL er bet OeTou Menin9en, at ben
ital BABE en- 9obebiftanbiattelie.
Oberitaget BERTH lpber ifslae %.
j." paa $4,000 Sr.; beri ffal Der
bog bare inbbefuttet 9fptae Snbtae@
ming at @drmeupporut m. m. gns
roobet mener, at Der er Der Mnleos
ming til og QnbsnbeGie for ct Stotss
bibrag. og / naite Notwithstanding
pil Der fitterIie moi fremfomme 5ors
flag om en- Gum iii ReItaurerine al
airfen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-08-05
yOat Sem fpr SntarrbsS alOcr, IOm
i~nhchnIhrr @pifi0lu.

sfterIem apitislp fftert nil fortarne Smaatiauien "a
iuloif9ubiat sbelaqge bet belle Spitern. uaar bel iaai
.r0nQe ino aiennem SlimbiuoerHe. Saabanne WRIT
Ter bnrot alortq brnges. u%notagen efier 5oritrlit ira
bnatiae 90oer. thi ben Stobe be bill acre. CT Il @an8s
oarre eno be eobe 9irtniuger, Tom be muilgnis mooiti
lane. Halls Catarrh Cure. tiibereht Of Il. !. ehener
4 Go. 5oleoo. O., inheholoer iutet aDitisin. % brlgi
nd Slimhinoerne. 9i0ar Sc fisher Halls Catarrt
Cure. ioa brr litter paa at iao ben 1gte. Zen brngss
ION inonnrtes Wiebitn % tilnirfes / 3nlehn. &. al =
q. Nhenen Il 60. Qibnesbnro frit.
- 5aaes hos apotbefere. Yris 75e 5loiten.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-08-05
Dann1arR.

Rtbe 0omtirtes Snbpiz
ellie. = 8enne er JON tiOligere
nGpnt iat til 7. Nug., oItiuu til pdd
Sgnoog. Mdn Itpnner at efterfsls
genie, at faa at iige belle Gunoet CT
ipanot Og gIaoer Jig til ben iielone
6pitioeligbeb.
Den bpitioelige SnOpisIie at Rib'
Domfirte Spnbag D. 7. Dug. piI, ef.
ter 6pao man peo, blipe operparet a
Ss. mai. Songsn. 9rs. tgl. 9si4
&ronprinien pg arpnpriniesIen EN-.
Qrins G6riitian og qriniesie @ler'
unbrine, Qriniesie Mdrie, Priniesit
S6Dra % 9rins Sans.
9omtirfens Snipettipn bar trufs
fet fptgenbe geitemmelie meb 9eninl
til gb9angen til Domtirfen unoer
6pitibelig6ebsn ben Z. @uguit.
De 9eboere al 9omfognet % Ct
Gatborinq Se9n meo tiI9grenoi
Qanoioaae, Der enite 9tabs I airten,
muu inoen Den %. Suli Ifriftligt saet
perionligt annette bette pao bet pa'
&i6e Rado6us inbretteoe Bureau Ell
Ter Itriftli9t 6enpenbe fig til Snipet'
tionen berom. Rapn, Sitting ol
gopal mad dngipes. 5OroeIinaen n
Qlubierne pil for bisfe Sognes @eo.
tpmmenbe / bet b9Ientlige tie peb2oo.
tr9tning.
9(ne andre (berunotr pgfod tilrei'
ienoe Qraiter), Der sniter @osdnes'
fort til 6gitioeligbeoen, muu - lige'
lepens inoen 25.5uIi = ftriftIi9t on'
meloe bette forSnfpettionen meo Sp'
oivelfe At 0abn Sitting % nsidgtif
aoresIe. DIR pil ba bliue %tilftdde'
benz Nogdngstort, faa l9nge iadoan.
ne hdpes.
Stolernes iamtlige 2otaler ri
blips itinebe til RuaOiebeb for Snb.
tparteringen. arigsminiteriet bal
ftiQet 280 Senoe til aomiteens Dis.
petition.
5eleardf % Statstelefon bill bar.
aabsn baooe Dag og Nut fra 2srba!
Morgen til Manbag often.
SITTER emit OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
ite oil Der blips afhoIbt en- &irteton
cert / 0omtirten mob en- gunite liG'
Gntre, bpis R~ettooperItub BIZ bliD
unpenbt iom gibrag til QnffuHeli
al en- 2nietrone til Oomtirten. pat
famine 5ib oil Sognepr9It 0r. phil
6elms / Wuieumshdben holoe Sore
nrag ON 3omtirten.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-08-05

Hebbr9nbt plontoge. -
2srboe Wibbae ben 16. Suli opftob
Slb | 9%ranffoben, Der lisser melem
Stanberborg gitsr9aarb os Sernbds
nelinien. Der tom burtiet Golt til,
og peb at optaite S~oropolbe lptteoes
bet at begranfe Slben til etareol pda
ca. en- Ssnbe 2onb. Otter at en-
Del al gr~dnbfoltene buDbs forldot
plabien, greb SlDen imiblertib ON fig
igen, og ba 9inben ferte inb oper en-
@ranffop, omfpanbte Slben inort bes
ls pluntugens 4real, ca. 80 Sbr.,o
Der bar flor 5are acknowledgement.
Wen iau tom StanoerborssS prejs
ten os 9plfe<S prsjten, os Deb bersa
enersiffe 4rbejbe lpttsoes bet at fors
binbre 4ntanbelfen al Sorbbjerga
gaarb.
Sslbsn opfom peb @nifter fra 2ofo-
motipet. Sfopen bar branbforfitrei
for 5000 &r.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-08-05

pas paa 5ugormene! -
5usmunb at Spunfolt Batter. Niels
Gangs Ssn, Der forlebsn gil og leess
be | abngen, bleb ifslge ,@alb.@ mtss
tib." bibt tire Steber paa bet enc
Sen. genet fDulmebe ftrafs op, %
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-08-05

9pemer Snflen2- Gn 13s
aaris 0rens. Deter 5anien fra 4ar-
bus, tom forleoen til 9sbenbapn for
at opbolbe fig bos fin Ontei | Sc
rien. Dreneen tunbe imibIertib lite
finoe Ontelen, oe ba en- af be frebes
rissbergite gstjente engsat funOt BAN
ftrejfsnbe ON | 9aberne, tog ban 'e
felpfplselis at bdm og dnbraste BAN
pdd Observation-Disclosures. Der fan
Ontelsn altfaa ublsie Dam fra.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-08-05
geitprelIesmeosmmer til Sogneafpe4
lingerie.

lingerie.
8riftetig 5orenin8 D
9aubeIsreifenbe bolot 2srs
bag ben 9. SuIi Mpoe paa WlisiiOnss
boteaet / Belle. 9anOelsrejienOe
8ierregaarb inblebeoe en- 6orbanOling
pper Gmnet ,,9aager % beber". Der
fprtes en- peIiignet % prattiit 5ors
bonoling, 6pori foruoen De tiliteoepGs
renbe Meblemmer, ogiaa flere al
oisies 6uItruer beltog.
Om Gftermibbdgen foreto9es en-
fornejelig uofu9t til Muntebjerg.
5grten % 81 altens 9 m . II
p9rbi. - 5erten / genolpsiel CT
Iaa peObolpenbe, at bet begpnosr at ie
mprtt uO for 9situoiigterne, itripsr
uVenDl. No.
Munee Steoer, 6oor Qigreber
fsrit / SUM tegneOe til at blipe Ter
beles rig, itaar 5oroarsi9ben M p1
ipgner ZEN. Mts og 9Op begpnoer ali
at brpOe t9ennem pda De usielige,
terre Stan9ler. 9i ian mart nod
bet 5ibspuntt, ba ielp ben rigeIigItt
Regn life tan gabne a0rnet ipnper-
Iigt. Wien 9r9sz o9 Roemarter piI
10 oltip meb 2angiel ta9e MOB @94
be fra open, og aeiultaterne piier fig
burti9t,
Gn fremrogenoe penbipsielit Mejt'
rimano betlageOe fig fprleben oDer.
at Malten / Sommer par Iaa tpno.
8i ital for 5iOen BRUCE fra 28-3l
9O. M9lt til ct po. Smer.
= Gr bet paa 9runo at 3srtenl
ga, bet bar ri gobe gepiieE
for. Soa mart BET bar re9net en-
Smule, ION MI for en- bolp Snes
NGtter iioen, marteoe ri Itrats Nsoa
gang / MGIteforbruget. Gn Dag euel
to efter Re9nen bebspeoe ri fun q
iii 26 pb. MaIt til ct punb Smer
!0piltet Cab lioer Ri life peb Der
5orringelie / M9ltefeomen, iomSsr.
fen fprddridoer.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-08-05

9aoe bIeO bsntet. 0rensea Iaa fore
epri9t enonu ben 16. Sui betantss
Zig ipg | 6jemmet.
en- martetig 6orsle n.
mel E. ulitrup Marteosodg II
Der blepen glemt en- 9eit paa Mnrs
tebsplabien. 3et er bog, i~triper e.
~, fun ct minbre p9rojfulot Sis
emplar, men dnigepel er bet inrt, Ct
Gieren lite enonu bar label bore fro
fig. Dbret tsjres omtring paa Mors
tebsplaofen. o9 gpens 0renge fpnes
me9et iOri9e / at Urge goOt Tor bet.
8~rutnet peb 8donin9. =
pad ben ofentlige gabednitdlt / SiIz
teborg qan9ie fit SneOterfoenO Ots
TO 2aurien 9oeo 9srods often bin
Is. Suli ardmpe | 8onoet. Qors
aammerat rs. Rasmusien forfsett
al reooe 6am, men bleb truttet mtf
nso, og De orutneoe begge.
- Gn 22saarig SIN az @aarb,is
er @ilbera Git Qsrods ben 16. sui
uo mso en- gaab paa Suel Ss for Of
babe. Dan fit unOer 8a6et 9ramp
/ 9anbet og orutnebe.
: Gn 15saari9 6sriebreng ira as
benb., Der opholbt fig Dos mgt
Sl9qtninge paa @eItre @untbrup
Mart peb aoIbing. brutneoe 5rtbog
ben Is. SuIi / Senore Gng oeo Dole
rup Sfole. bbor ban par aaast rti
for at babe iammen meo nogle anbN
9renoe. 5srit efter fGere 5im,rs
JorIsb fanbtes bans Gig.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-08-05

Rebbebe 9gben6apnere
- Den betenbte 9irettsr5 ornemunu
par Senbas ben II. Suli guoet /
8dnoet peb 5ornb9f. t6an blep imios
lertib 9reben at ben ftarte unbers
itrsm. iom til 5ioer inbtr9ber be-,
pg tunbe life itaa Jig imob ben. Sans
Radb ON 9joIp bleO bert afgoetrpt-
Ter SrGbs, Der iprang balpt pautlaot
ub efter BAN, men ogfaa ban blep
gre6et at Strsmmen. Sire 9errer tpe
reiolut binanben / 6anberne og leb
ub Os bjereebe benz, juit iom be bdpbs
tabt 9ebioitbsben os par peb al fbn=
ts. profesfor siderning fit BEN
burtist talbt til aioe. oe / @aar pur
beres 5ilftanb Iaa COB fom snitsIist.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-08-05

Oil Miniftsriet tr9tte
tic til6dge. = pod ct 9algers
meoe / I'm 9dlgtrebs Munbus often
ben Is. Suli fremfatte Snoenrigsmis
hitter Gnepolb Ssrenien en- meget
pigtig uptalelie ON Splibsn / 9enz
tire og oens mulige 5elger.
Sfelge R.g. uotalte Minifteren Iig
iaalsbts ON ben politiite Sitting /
2jeblittst:
,galgerne forldneer en- fat 90
litit, men ogfau Gnigbeb. Seq tror,
at 5ioen er tommen iii, at MiniIteris
ct ber tage unoer Oberpejelfs, ON
@enitres SammenboIo life 6ebIt
fremmes peb, at Mintiteriet M
trGtfer zig tilbage. Der er ba Mus
liebeb for, at Ri fdor Ell unbst Ben
ftreminiiterium, men bet fan ogidd
lie, at Ri foar ct 6sireminiiterium.
Bore M~ooftonbere ~fortn1er, at en- ras
bital Yplitit after pil tunne fdmle
9ortiet. Oct er min Operbebisnino,
at 8efoltningen ube / Qanbet life sns
fer at ie en- 9entdeelie at, bpob Ri
bar let ibite 9inter oe | Sommerens
2sb." .tfat
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-08-05

Simmer paa 8efse. q
Dnsrs iinfte M9nb, Der er ubienbts
meb Stipenoium for at lare 2anbs
brug paa 0aarbe runbt ON | Dans
mart, FAINT en- finit aonful iumlsbss
forleben Dog / aolbing.
.Onsoog ben 13. Suli befaa be,
ifriDer ..aoIbins 5oIteblob", &olbins
4nbeIsfpineflagteri. Jorleben bar
be pda Gobelunb, oe unber 2sbelie
al proprietor MolteIsn, Stensbdnss
gaarb, bos bpem ct Bar al 5innerne
bar Opbolo, bill be bie !Susmanbss
brus Der poo gsnsn.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-08-05

9aftor listing om Rebe
ningsmanb. - Onsbug Wiboaq
BEN 13. Suli folot Ell 9lanteOnrt !
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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-08-05

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The Washington times., 1904-03-08
''HER FIRST FALSE STEP
AT ACADEMY OF MUSIC
Large Audience Greets Presentation of
"Melodramatic Farce.n

large audience viewed the presenta-
tlcr OF Joseph lie Brandts "melodrama-
tic farce Her First False Step,
which began a weeks run last night 1t
the academy Of Music
The scene Of the first act is laid in
New Hampshire village and shifts TO
New York city The story is Of the
downfall Of a country girl through the
plotting of a false woman friend and a
Jealous sweetheart whom the girl had
discarded.
Clayton NJ. Legge, as Jack Walters.
the hero. and Charles H. Stewart. as
Dan Matthews. the villain. gave a good
presentation Of the parts. Ella Fon-
taineblesu, as Mary Foster, the advcn-
turess. and Helen Ray. as Edna Allen
the girl whose life they ruined. well
merited the appreciative applause ac-
corded them.
The comedy parts Of the performance
were pleasingly presented by Constance
Sherman. as Tessie DOnoghue, and Allen
X. Foster. as Jimmy Burns. Alice Wal
aer and Lillian Gish. as Patience and
Hope, children Of Edna Allen. were fire.
quently applauded for their good work
The Washington times., 1904-03-08
UNDER A CLOUD
NINETEEN YEARS
California Physician an Al
legged Bluebeard.
WIVES SUSPICIOUS DEATHS
Paralysis Finally Claims San Jose Man
Who Narrowly Escaped
the Gallows

SAN FRANCISCO. March AT San
Jose Or. j. Milton Bowers, who was the
central figure in one of the most sensa-
uonal murder cases in this city, died
from paralysis
Nineteen years alo DR. Bowers was
arrested for poisoning his third wife.
lie had tried TO collect $1,000 insurance
on her life from the Chosen Friends. An
investigation showed that the woman,
who had been treated wholly By Bow
ers, had died from sulphur poisoning.
It was found that two other wives OF
Bowers had died suddenly ur:der sus-
p1cious circumstances, one in Chicago.
Bowers made a hard fight, but was con-
vicJed of murder in the first degree and
sentenced TO be hanged.
The prisoner was very cool and re-
peaJedly declared that he would never
hang Only a few days before the date
set for the execution Henry L. Ben
hayer, a brother of Bowers dead wife.
committed suicide and left a confess
sion, saying that he had poisoned his
sister while experimenting or her to de
termine the deadly effects of sulphur.
Those who believed in the guilt OF
Bowers declared that he had hired some
enc TO Kill Benhayer and prepare the
confession. A hackman named DINING
was suspected. but could not be con
yicted. so Benhayer's confession saved
Bowers in the shadow CT the scaffoId.
Bowers remained here and had prac-
ticed his profession all these years, but
his sinister reputation chung to him, and
most people believed him guilty