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sra Nlenn. gsars Go. q. aat.

Der a en- @rtiieI fra Gales, y. 9at,
furleben, og beus Sorfattcr gisr ct
'SperasmaaI, iom ies cnonu life bar feet,
at noeeu bar bciuaret. Oct Ipbcr iom
lpm fsIscr: "Spab ffaI Der iises ON iaa'
bnune BcIf, Tom til bngligbags gaar mcb
bisie uIpfialiee 8eooIpere paa fig. 81
for ~auiunerl"
9et fonImer bel an pna. bpem bet or,
iom brrer 8epoIperen. CIR bet en- Wnuo,
iom bGrer ben. iaa er ben paa i'm 9Iaos
! Ell Ranbs 2pmme; men er bet en-
Sinbsinag eIer Sinbsfcrpirret. elcr Ell
Yerion urber 81 Nar eler en- al bisic
nerpsie Stnbnineer, Tom gaar paa 10
Ben os farer Up | @rebe. iaa mart bet
er libt om at aierc. oa ifuloe bet natirs
Iigpis life bare tillabt for iaabanne at
bare 8epolper. gi bar 10 ielp feet igicns
mem "9ccorabs Rpiten"s Spalter, at On
lei Sdins erpGroieite 90 cperite gms
bebsmanS. ban RooIenelt, bGrer 8euols
Der pan iie. og leo tGnfer, at baaoe
aooiepelt % iee fan maale os meo be
fleite baahe | Oates on mango anore
1lanier. aolbt bar Oct pGret. iaa Sult
bar frosIet fine Rrier. naar be bar saaet
mrlem Suiene % Sieiene, 90 bet CT pei
intet at unores paa heller, for ieg bar
bsrt. at Der or iagt, at bet bar pGrct
nep til 81 @raoer.
On Gauhefa9eiteeer.
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= = x no. 20. =

man buife. at Sisis IGnb Tom Bib meS
insentins, 90 I'M iiNocr De Tom imaa Nil'
lionGrer meo prGstise os comfortable
8nenniser al ole Slaes. Neo Seuipn
til SunSbebstiItaubeu. iaa er ben uoseu,
linSe bra. Soab geiret ansnur ina bar
Bet p9ret sanite toIot. for bet bdr pGrst
neS til 80 unSer Zero. os Sa ipsrser Sos
men otter Sui os geo, iaa bet bar piit life
paret goSt for Sisie Yanoeiugeitegrre |
goro 9atota. iom pi bar Jet iaa meest
ON / gInoet en- GARNER.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-03-04

I. HAY. tt NNt .H. N.H LHF H
bar to un8e bel onieebe norIfe Dpitorer,
nemIig Or. bieIbe, fom for Then or |
Norge. % Or. M. Il. Spers. Der bebcs
pes ingen Mummenidr cpsr, bpem Som
er beoit at be- to. Nen ieg ftaI ~foriifre
ben Greoc SnbIenber. al ineen berrunbf
lumber mere efter Or. SjcIDcs EiIbaees
fonit eno 1r. SOsrs; tbi NirtsfeItet Der
er for tort for en- Ipftpr. Bi CT bclois
itilet peo, at bi ban to ioo opgtigr QGs
ger, iom fiIfaIbe at Cperationer %
Iignenoe ian arbejbe / 5rlesifab. SsD
Hal mn life optage mere equilibrium pan
Senne Gag. Suoienoerens gemertninssi
ON, at Sanb berrunbt er for bprt til nf
tisbe % at 3unbrster bar iipbt 3anr
eler anisst ON 9omeiteao | Canada. er
nltidmmen GberrripeIfcr. Wiin gobe
aritifus flyer, ban bill 8~etienotsisre mes
re berfra. men on h ban iGtte tit Rapn
itnocr. encrs er ieg r9b for, at bet bill
blipe feet paa meb libt Wistro; tbi enc
gang siort CT ii Gauge teutt, min eooc
Ben. SIe u. Stafne.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-03-04
fsra siriiun. Y. raF.

Seq beSer penIieit ON arm | 1eres
glao for uosIc Orb ira Siction, og Cms
egneu. aplbt gcir iaa oct ~foriIaar m
ON Sagene. men 6armcrne fisrer 6ps.
DC alleged; tbi mn or Den bsit / Yris.
% oa ~trooier hi baase Storm % anIoe.
Spab Spcn Siction ansaar, iaa er Den
bel omtrcHt iom fpr; ben boyer iaete.
vi bar TO Stores, nemIig !. Y. glcacn
mee lit p~eIipIbte Store mce aIt. Tom be.
bspes til oasIist Brig, pg Iaa tommer
Serom 4 @pe mco ct GpIae al ale Slags
Snrer, iaa Oct rGtfcr til baaoe Gag %
Nat. vi bar N H%eitaurani o. ct Smc.
eepertltcs % npi potcl; iiSifngpntc bril-
pes al air. Senrp @6e. gor gamIc so.
ielpcri, Wer. Sacobioh bar truItet iia tils
basc ira 6orretninaslipst. @i bar oaiaa
3 eicpators. ion ale sisr COB Sprrets
ntna. On Nbonnent.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-03-04

Miobemi. Oct er en- Dob friiteIie SipIr
meo scSe, retifafnc a9rsre. SioIebpss
nin9en or osiaa iioifpret paa Def belpems
mcIieite. YarfIanb bar psina fierc
SIaas McnigbeSer, nemIig to geethobiifs
Reuiabepcr % Srimrtbooiit Rcniabsb
Der er oefaa en- Snnoncmenieben. bpiItct
lea inncs BET benite; ca ies er ocbt
% foniirmrrct / ben norifs infbcriie airic
! R5rse, fan ilutter iee mig frcmosIes III
Nen lutbcrTfc 2Gre. Ico 3cnipn til Tas
i~uriiicnbcser. ea liener @aibingtcn me-
oct WoSerIannet mee fine iuebcorftcos
SieIee fine epbe TaIe o.f.p.
Ren IN MAJ ingen foritaa at bcnne
StripeIic, al iee roier 8aibineton pa La
iter giten. Oct er life min Reuins, men
iee oil bare frrmbpIbc Iibt ON. bpao lea
trpr pm 6orboioene | 8nibinston.
81
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-03-04
Ara gtercrombie, ". Tat.

ga Der / "Seeprab Yoiten" for 29ot
Snmnar %icreiommer Ell S%noienselie >bers
FRA. bporai tort ia9t alt | CT Gum sr
Opcrbripclic % Spoigtning, oil iea bes
merle IiSt araaocube famine, SnSieu'
sercn bsspnSer mcp nt iigc. at abercrom'
bic er blepen til Ell mertelig Yearteoss
plaSs oet iioite War. mems Satta er, at
Slbercrombie DC libiie Is a 20 Var ba'
inotaoet en- Iesenbe Stiains Tom Wars
tebSplaoS | Den norore Del al &idluno
9ouutn. SeruGit forIrger ban at fa'te
Strnf pun Nutoriieterne bed al tortGue,
at 10 S~Iiusariier blep la9tet Der. men
otter lcslaot paa Setingelicr az life at
irIoe mere 2Msoritte Der / @peu. Ser,
par imioIertir inaen -9linosris" arres
itcret, men Safta or, al Oct blep melot
Ill Dor Sheriii. at Der iolgtes Huseritte
pan ct @ar YInnisr her / Spen. Sor
S5erii iuIaic Sopens Scitemmelie nj
@uuit pa Strife. ina Iaust ban ougit,
Sau tcniiiferet alt 8ussritte % ale aps
parater. iont bar brugt for iaIg az iauis
me, % latte Soos for Eerene, lpm iielae
Dor COP ifnIee BARE ltenat 81 War. mee
mincre Der eipes @aranti fpr, at Der lille
pil bIipe erepen iaaoan Craft igien.
Spis ben anpnpme Sneienoer bar nosct
at paatalc. oil ban piit iutoe at autoritcs
terne aier i'm gIigt. San !uroe ucmIig
bare lppret Nd NrreitorSre moS Serioners
ne, mems @epiiet Iad i Gmrthulet |
Rahpctou / 6orm al 81 % SrGneepin
i SenecpiS. San iuuee aiort beere oers
mce eun at ifripe SreoI ! ct anieet
@lae; tbi fipite Sesisldtrr eipree en- 600,
Tom tiger. at hper en-. iom faar Ell
"Slinepieaer" ecmfelht, Hal baoe 80
Collars / ScIsnuiue. Gaar Dor arnos
mime Sneiereer eeruef nGpuer Ct
9bolefalefrma ueS Rapu &, ". aoberts
90 CT 1eit Soiel, iaa or bet intet anoet
al bemrrte. emo al eiSie Napne lille fins
Ses / abercron,bie. Gaar ban iaa ifris
Der ON bort SoipitaI % bets Seitprer'
inee. iaa itaI iee prre cnia meS BAN,
men uanr ban lruaere nses b~eapneer at
tale ON bore Sotiarer. iaa saar bet
prangt iaien; hi ri bar ineen Soito;
peo 9apn Soerien, iom er Or. Sieloes
SisefortrGeer. mems ban or i'Tpree. Si
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-03-04
ara erlanb, gate Co., 2. Tat.

SrIano or eli tripslia lipcn 9p, JON
Iiaser | Saic Co. z. D. 8 NiIe Sub o.
81 Ben for Gountpz Sreet, Mapiion.
SrIauo ber ci SnobpseerantaI paa ct
Sunorehc. net ON SorIabeIie. ieg mente
ii natlrIiepiS. men bet gier ha intel til
Sasen. Sen porcr 10 itnoigt, ina Def bIi.
pcr bin mart ii Snnoreas allisepel. Cats
bet Der or meaei poot; bet eiper itabist
en- rig Ssf. griien er ogiaa bsi; bet CT
psiaa ct soet Merie paa. at 9anSet lr
liac soot Der iom lrngere oft.
Mau Ter inaIeoes, at bet enar an at
Iepe Der oaiaa; men mn en- lib bar Del
pGret forfrroeiig toIbt, mcu bet or life
bare Der. cfteriom Oct ltaar | Apiieruc.
Oct er tnIbt oper belle Gorepeiteu, Tom
Def Ter no til. gi bar Ell pr9gtia Strife
90 en- nogenluube itor Ncnigbeb. va
itor 9irfeIo Of ben norIfe Spnooe beiies
ner os. Gu auben COB Ting fan iea oeiaa
nrpue. at u9iten aQe Der or snee. ~iriitrs
lise 5oli. iom life saar a S~alooneu,
iaaiuari De fonimer iii gpeu. % life for
hitter be ii9 | noect nnSei uiriiteliet, ina
hi NOT !an role - pna bette Smraahe
cgiaa. eibeaer bar Ri nosen SperfoS
al hisie iaataIeie Yeberioenbe euer Yes
bermser. Tom bet ifripcs iaa mcgct ON
fra aoro % Spo.
Seq oil tililui lptsnife Soften" meS
fit sope 2Gieitof. % "geb arnen" inoes
boIoer eooe SortGlineer fra ale Aanter
al Serben. "Seeorabs YoIten" er |
Sanobeo bet biuisite 90 beSite noriie
GIab ! Gmeriia. E. n. 9.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-03-04
Uoreesfartet flebet paa
SQrreo.

81 Tor mcotaaet ina mango
SpsrssmaaI. ON hi life far fafie
acrtet fIGbet paa 2Grreo. at Ri Be.
ifemte os til at forisse meS ct IiSet
9arti. 5or 80 Gents ertra tom pi
ifaiie aortet ~fIiitret pea S9rreb, rieo
Sr9itnffe pan hper Gube. ioa Of Oct
fan bGnaes op aau gGsaen os rules
op, ranr BET life bruees.
@i pil meS oct iamne eiere OBJ.
merfiom paa. at man life fan foa
babe Sr9mieboe os Start, unota.
gen man betaIer ezra icr en- al Se.
Iene.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-03-04
;sra Clinton, Minneipta.

Ger rInot Clinton or alt | beoIte Selz
gacnoe. Ser par goo slpIins iioite aar.
Sa, hi bar mi baot tire 9obe Iar efter
tp.ranore. iaa @eiolfninsen or ! gobs
0aar. vi bar bapt Ell no8enIunee miio
1intcr. BOG noele iolbe Sage Sbcrmos
meteret bar p9rct iaa lapt iom til 81
uneer Zero en- Sag, men bet er M Bin
ter; iaa pi fanr tnale liot. Sieltc Ssit
bar Der ct belt Sslee. Tom orpg til Nor8s,
cn Del for at blipe Der for soet. men De
flelte pare for at beige SIegt os Sen,
ner for laa at fomme tilbase til Vanren.
llnaoommen Der er omircr,t lnnt nnore
Stcoer, De Ifdl no. en Del REFER paa
SipIer. en- anoen Del til noeet anoet, %
Den minoite Del bliper biemme. iaa Der
er eaniie title. 9e~ioIfningen berrnnet
Clinton CT for BET meite Ror1te, ia nGs
item bare Rorpfiorbineer. Ser er tire nor
he 9irfer en- "Sbuose", III "Sprenes
BE- % en- Sri" STRIFE, 90 DC or tiIipne'
laoenec tiIfrehS boer | lit SamfnnS, og
on er bet 10 goot % bel. SEQ laa ! Ell
Npis Der ON 9a9eu, at N lfrep ont unelc
Gam, 90 han bill p~aaltaa. at ban or filSs
bIoos @aIeris. Oct, at ban lluele gam
CT en- bra Wuue, bet oil ieg life paa mo-
gen RaaSe beitrine, for bet or ban; meri
at ban er hiIbbloSs @aloris, bet %itenunsr
life mcb min Care. for iea bar ~beitanoig
bort. at Der itaI pGre Iibt 3orotiorobio
| ban oeiua. Icu n bra @ano bet CT
ban. bet or lifiert 90 Bit bet. iaa nnar
SisIe Smaamngterne fuar alorisiaaliset
crit til at "ripoit og Triangle, os ban
llnclc Sam raaber til benz: "Stiae !
garnctammerct!" Su bIir bet NOT title.
"a, oct or pIeut buanao at barre I
Slretfab til oeuue llncle Gam.
4. Seime.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-03-04

". S. Yatten, 2asierer peS sc
Sifpeur 9anf. er bsnrt til s Mars
Suatbus for 5orfaIifnims al en- &cte
paa $4,000.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-03-04

0eS bet famine lea iuSieuser @etaIina
for SInnei. oil iee ogiaa iiae Dem iaa
mango Sat for Spmaitinen. iom 81
ienhie mig ipaar Sea moetos Den geo
9ehoIo. OF ben arbeiner uSmrrfet. Sea
Del tiIirrss mee Den. 8ragteu pai
S1.b5. Nrs. .. Y. @retsabI.
Chamberlain. 2. ..
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-03-04

ntaal ON at ifaiie 2iget 10 at 2aiten, or
Bet eoSt for eubper Soter al babe ialfalS
IiSt 8eSe paa, til bpiIten Sroe ban ber
taite i'm Stemme.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-09-10
A DENIAL
FOR JUDGE
PARKER

Esopus n. x, Sept. 1o.-The following
authoritative statement was issued at
Rosemount. today:
Arthur McCausland Judge Parker g
private secretary. said this morning that
the stories to the effect that Judge Par
ker is TO go to New York to take person
al charge OF the canvass or to assist the
committee in its conduct or that he is
dissatisfied with the work OF either the
national or state committee. are untrue.
He is gratifled with the efforts Of both
the committees. He selieves the members
Of all OF them are working intelligently,
harmoniously and effectively and that
they are wise in not telling about II. The
Judge has thought OF going TO New York
for a day or two after the publication Of
his letter OF acceptance but he may not
even do that"
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-09-10
G0RD0N'S DEATH BASIS OF
SUIT FOR $4,000 DAMAGES

Leslie NJ. Goodwin, administrators on
the estate of John r. Gordon OF Gran
ston. has brought suit against the New
York. New Haven and Hartford Railroad
company to recover $4,000 damages. Mr..
Gordon was on April I'D, 1904, engaged in
unloading freight from a car a short dis
tance north OF Hartford avenue.
Beside the car he was unloading was a
curve and other cars. His run OF the
main track TO the north was obstructed.
IL was necessary TO cross this main
track In order 10 unload freight, and
plaintiff claims II was the duty OF the
the railroad company TO warn Mr.. Gordon
of the approach OF a train. The COM
pany didn't do so. however, and as he
was crossing the main track he was
struck by a train and received injuries
which resulted fatally.
Page, Page & Gushing are attorneys for
the administrator
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-09-10

on wednesday night last the 9Th station
officers were notified that there had been
a severe burning accident at 1855 West
Minister street
Upon investigation II was found that
Mrs. John Sweeney, is years DID, had
when clad In night raiment only, been
burned from head TO foot and that hav-
ing inhaled some of the fiame-her condi-
tion was most serious.
Owing to what some of the neighbors
had asserted, John Sweeney the husband.
was placed under arrest.
Mrs Sweeney was sent TO the Rhode ISL
and hospital and since then she has been
har-ing between life and death, with lit
tie nope OF recovery.
Yesterday James Mclaughlin OF East
Manchester, n. H.. came here and iden-
titled Mrs Jack" Sweeney as his
daughter, Agnes, who disappeared from
Manchester two weeks or so ago.
Agnes was wayward, but not bad: still
she had given her mother considerable
trouble.
Her parents knew that she had been
paid attentions by Sweeney and had
warned her to drop him. The young peo-
pie had worked together In the print
cloth factory.
Coroner Lincoln went 10 the hospitai
Yesterday. and took the ante-mortem
statement OF Mrs. Sweeney
Mrs. Sweeney asserted that she was car
rying a lighted kerosene lamp, and trip
ping over a rug fell and set herself on
fire.
She had she declared, been married to
Sweeney about n year.
Sweeney had made a somewhat different
statement 10 the effect that last Wednes-
day night his wife had said that she was
tired OF life and meant to end II.
She extinguished the light after he was
In bed, and the next moment she was In
flames.
Mrs. Sweeney had spilled oil upon her
self and set her night robe on fire by
means OF a match.
Sweeney jumped TO her assistance and
smothered the flames with a quilt.
Before being removed TO the hospital
she told some Of the people who had en-
tered the tenement that she wanted 10
die.
The discrepancy between the statements
of the husband and wife were such as 10
challenge the attention OF the authorities.
In but single instance did the young
couple agree. and that was that they had
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-09-10

badly hurt about the head and limbs and
lost a good deal Of time because of his
injuries. He sues to recover 5000 dam
ages. Miller and Carroll are his at
torneye.
Margaret Parent OF Pawtucket has sued
the same company 10 recover 5000 DAM
ages She was n passenger on a car
in East Providence on the 18th Of August
when there was a sudden collision be-
tween two cars OF the company, and
claims TO have been badly hurt Thomas
+. Farrell is her attorney.
Bernard Mccormick OF this city was on
June 18th while boarding car going
along a highway in Pawtucket. Foun-
tain street. the car SUDDENLY started up
and he was thrown Nom his position on
the footboard and dragged a great dis
tance. Several injuries 10 his lower
limbs Of a permanent nature. he declares.
Resulted. He sues 10 recover 5000 dam
ages. Cooney and Cahill are his attorneys.
Mary Moran on the 10th day OF Febru-
ary succeeded I'm getting an Olneyvile car
10 stop as she intended 10 take passage
thereon, but when her foot was on the
second step the car started. She lost her
balance and was thrown 10 the ground
and received she claims a permanent In
Jury 10 her nervous system Plaintiff
seeks 5000 damages. Miller and Carroll
are her attorneys
John McGovern Of East Providence.
while I'm the act OF boarding a car one
day last July on Taunton avenue was, he
claims, thrown TO the ground from the
footboard by reason Of the careless start
Ing OF the car. He received bad injuries
10 various parts OF his body, some OF
which he declares are Of permanent ma
ture and he asks 5000. Cooney and Ca
hill are his attorneys
Alice OBrien declares that while cross
Ing Eddy street near Thurber's avenue
on MAY 5th she was run down by a
carelessly operated car OF the Rhode ISL
and company. Her fall 90 the ground
caused her many serious injuries. She
sues TO recover 5000 damages. Cooney and
Cahill are her counsel.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-09-10

Lille A. +. D. Evans OF this city,
minor. sues by Joseph c. Adkins, her
next friend TO recover $4,000 on the 18th
OF June Harry p. Evans OF whom she Is
next OF kin and daughter was the owner
of an outfit, which he used In the profita-
BILE business OF teaming and at 1880 In the
evening Mr. Evans was sitting In his
team riding along Pawtucket avenue In
East Providence near Arlington corners.
A car belonging TO the defendant corpor-
alton that was carelessly and negligently
managed came along and without warn
ing struck the wagon I'm which Mr.. Evans
was riding. He was thrown out and to the
ground with great force. The vehicle was
smashed and Mr.. Evans own injuries re-
suited fatally. Plaintiff 10 the only heir
OF deceased and James @. Collins. Jr.. is
her attorney.
Sarah Rodgers was n passenger on an
electric car one day last June that was
going along South Main street near Tran
sit street she claims the car was 30 neg
ligently managed that IL ran into another
car. Mrs. Rodgers says that as result
OF the impact and collision she was
thrown about in the car and then from IL,
the car being a bloomer on 10 the street.
Severe injuries 10 her head, arms, sides
and other parts OF the body Of a serious
and permanent nature resulted. She sues
20 recover 5000. Patrick Rodgers. who
was a passenger I'm the same car was also
thrown out and badly hurt. He sues to re-
cover 5000 damages. Cooney and Cahill
are attorneys for both plaintiffs
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passenger on an Elmwood avenue car. At
the corner Of Cromwell street he had the
conductor stop the car 30 he. plaintiff.
could get OF. The car suddenly started
before MIR. Higgins could alight and he
was thrown TO the ground. lie was
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-09-10
WORK TRANSFERRED TO
RE0RGANIzE COMPANY.

Washington. Sept. 1o.-Francis Bowles,
later rear admira and chief con-
structor in the navy has succeeded In
effecting an arrangement with Secretary
Morton for the transfer OF all the con-
tracts for the important naval construc-
ton work at the yards OF the Fore River
Engine and Ship building company to its
successor
The government work now under way
at the yards comprise the three great bat
tleships Rhode Island and New Jersey
and Vermont. which the navy r. particu-
larly anxious To have completed on time.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-09-10
INJURED BY RUNAWAY HORSE;
SUES OWNER FOR DAMAGES.

Wallace Saul has brought suit against
his former employers. the Booklovers'
library. to recover $1,000 for personal
injuries. He declares that on the llth
In driving about that was vicious and
liable to run away. He claims he didn't
know of the animals bad qualities.
The horse while he was driving IL and
In the course OF the delivery Of books.
ran away and he was thrown from the
wagon to the ground against hard sub
stances and sustained severe injuries to
his knee and leg.
Page, Page q Cushing are counsel for
Mr.. Saul
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-09-10
ONE. DEAD,
ANOTHER
DYING

Philadelphia, Sept 1o.-James Mcintyre
and Patrick Henry. young men who re-
Gently came here from England. were
today found unconscious In bed az their
boarding. house suffering from the effects
Of Illuminating gas.
Mcintyre died on the way 10 hospital
and Henry is not expected TO recover.
The men were employed at the Pencoyd
iron works. They had previously worked
in Providence. II. l.
1t Is believed the gas was accidentally
turned on.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-09-10
in HONOR
OF PERRY'S
VICTORY

The Saturday morning shoppers and all
sorts OF other people that we're on West
minister street at IL O'Clock today were
surprised to hear Grace church chimes
merrily ringing. playing a brief repertoire
OF the nations best patriotic songs
People always stop TO listen to Grace
church chimes and today they stopped.
looked up at the graceful spire and won
dered what was up-''My Country, 'Tis
OF Thee" HAL Columbia" and Star
Spangled Banner''-why should the bells
be ringing out these tunes OF a gray and
busy Saturday morningP
1t IL Lake Erie day." the anniversary
OF Commodore Oliver Hazard Perry's
memorable naval triumph on the lake In
1913. Rhode Island has ever since
cherished the name and fame OF her
greatest naval hero and I'm many ways
does tribute to her memory every 10th OF
September.
Hut why should Grace church chimes
alone, ofall the city bells. ring out today
TO remind forgetful Rhode Islanders Of
the great fight on the western inland sea
nearly a century ago.
Here is the reason: Back In the '70s at
the time the set bells was installed I'm the
tower at Grace church the First Light
infantry, then IN the height OF fits pros
perity. subscribed the price OF one OF the
bells, stating as a condition. under which
the gift was made. that the chimes be
rung on each recurring anniversary OF
Perry's victory. Since that time the bells
have been heard on every September 10th
and they Will continue to chime patriotic
airs for many a year as this day comes
around.
The large dust covered bells hang IN the
dim chime room OF the bell tower at the
church and on one OF them II an In
scription telling OF the bargain made
when the bell was hung and which found
fulflment In the merry music this morn
Ing.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-09-10
ESCAPED IN BOATS
FROM BURNING HOTEL.

Watertown, ~. Y. Sept ia special
says: THE Pullman hotel on Pullman
island. st. lawrence river owned by the
estate of the late J, I. Sayles OF Rome,
was totally burned early today entailing
loss Of $4,000. The few guests and
employees escaped in boats. The hotel
was named after the late George M. Pull
man. the palace car king, who enter
tained Gen. Grant at the dedication ex-
ercises.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-09-10
BACK FROM PORT ARTHUR.

included Chinese. Russians and Japanese
Unfortunately. He says that during
this fight four forts In the vicinity OF
Rihlungshan were captured. The Russians
sisnalled the garr1sons OF these forts
TO retire, whereupon the Japanese occu-
pied them, but were compelled to retire
later under heavy bombardment Pre-
vious reports said that the japanese had
only entered one fort during this attack.
Since Aug. 81 fghting has been compara-
lively unimportant The Russians have
since mounted guns upon the forts above
mentioned.
The Chinaman also confirms the report
Of three hours attack upon Fort Itz-
shan on the morning of Sept. 2 When he
left the Russians were preparing bigor-
ously TO resist the next assault, for which
their spies said the Japanese are making
elaborate preparations.
CREWS REMAIN ON BOARD.
Shanghai, Sept 1o-The Russian pro-
tected cruiser Askold was taken from her
dock today and moored alongside the
Russian gunboat ManJur and the torpedo
boat destroyer Grozovoi.
1t has been decided that the crews OF
these Russian ships will remain on board
under the supervision Of the local customs
authorities and Chinese gunboat
LOSSES HEAVY.
Tsingtau. Sept. 10.-6 p. ma Japaneses
officer passed through Using Tau this
morning on his way TO Kaichou He says
the Japenese losses at Port Arthur DUR
ing tho last few days were very heavy
exceeding 5000 and the Japanese killed
or wounded at the battle of Lao Yang ex-
ceeded 1000.
Continued on Page Two.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-09-10
TRADES UNION SELECTS DELEGATES.

Leeds, Eng. Sept. lo-At the final ses-
sion Of the Trades Union congress to-
day. william Abraham member Of par
lament for the Rhonda Valley division
of Glamorganshire and j. Wignal were
selected 10 represent the congress az the
coming labor congress In the United
States.