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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-05-10

Mpo Iprocu, mob HorSeu! Saaleoes
ptrer Stouoiunpernes 29ugieI zig til bpert
gar peb NPioicmmerstio. Spert aar / Iai
% Sum- ruiter aItib itsrre Starer fig I'll
Seiien ppsr Sapet. Teriom man beipeer
SampIibstcutpret paa Single Street | gbi'
cage, ier man Soussr at 8uferter cs en-
I9rsoe Reuuefter itaa reiiefGreise for
ben bsipemms 5ur til Roroeu. @lsnuem
gnnoneer m9rter man, at iiprarteoe Or
i~uriiruer o~rrauseres af bet psltienete Sir
ma q. Rorteuien & Co vt mango al pore
2aiers fpmmsr I'll at seItase | eeuns tore
Mioipmmsr. grturiirn er ri iorptsieoe ON.
penus gI,uriion fsres Of Seanh Am. SIn'
lens nps. tore ps burtissaasnSe 10000
Tons SUbbslipropsleps Siib -llutieo
etates' % iorlaosr Scpeotontpret 1875 Sin.
sie Ct, Chicago, Den 2Soe Rai % ira sssip
gcrt ben 25oe yaat. 9eripr icrmaner ri
pore SGiere. iom bar trntt paa at reiie
hlem l CONNER. ill Iuaret mulist at Hire
ia glaps paa nGpn,e Sfib peo Of thrive I'll
u. Rorienisn s 60. RGpn -2eeorab.$o'
ten naar 5 i~trtrer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-05-10
Opal os Opertro.

Sra @ul6magernes 3io eqer emo.
mn langt tioIigere bar man til.
lagt sGoeIftenene fo~rifieIige mpitiife
G~genfaber. Oct er iaaleoes for Spa.
lens 8ebfommenbe en- nobreot ODER.
fro, at ben bringer lllpffe. Sor to.
ire Mdrbntnoreoer iioen bar benne
sGoeliten enonu meget pnoet | Gu.
ropa, % nnnnlig De italienife Sub.
imeoe bopoe Rp for at i~oritaa at Iibe
os irtofatte ben paa ben melt imag.
fulbe @aabe.
Hetop iom SpaIen itob paa Ssibe.
pnnftet at Dnoeit ubbrso Den forf9r.
beige Teit, Der iGrlig beriebe @ene.
Dig. Sao bar bet, at en- opmerfiom
Sagttager mente al babe iet, at en-
Opal, Der blep banret al ct Menne.
ife, iom lna for 3sben, fort for ben.
mes Snotr9oen Iigeiom itraaIebe
fart op enbmi en- Sang, mebens Ben
blep aanife mot, ga 2ipet bar uoIuft.
Reb BEN paa SEN Sib aIminoeIig
berifenbe Spertro, at Ser / oisie Nfi.
neraIier, i9rlia I 9GbeGitenene. rsrte
Zig ct Slngs firIeTiat 9iu, fanbt man
mart no, of benre SpbIusien al Spa.
lens StrnaleipiI bar Iigeiom en- ono
gon6s Soperen ooer ct Menneifes
gortaong fra 2ibet, og berfrn par Der
life noget lanat Spring til ben SIN.
taaelie, at feline Stenen fnnoe bore
Sfplo | bans SOB.
Get falbt life SEN Si6s 29roe ir1b
at forflare BEN formentlige Sornano.
ling al Stenens llbieenbe eGer at
%onerbepiie fig ON, bbor pibt Der oper.
bopebet bar noeerS dmmerhGng mel.
lem Spalen og Sen ipae. On iaaoan
Sorbinoelie bar Der BOG imiblertib
paa en- Woaoe; ben fort for 0soen
iterft tiltagenbe Sober og BEN oerneb
fslgenbe bsie 2egemstemperatiir og
terre, Sebe fiinbe meget bel inopirfe
paa Spolen, loo Of ben mobtog og re.
fIefterebe 2psitraalerne | forsaet
@rao, mebens Sisligbeben Of Su.
oens Sugtiabeb otter Cohen funoe
beoirfe, at sgbelitenen bIep uflar og
mot. Oct er ba foritnaeligt nof, at
Spnlen fom / Wisfrebit, og paa man.
&c Steber bepdreS S~pertroen oen
DAG ioag. ~
gn Dag for life I9nee fiSen fom
Ell @anb | Stem 0orf inb til en- Sesr.
oeler for at i9lge en- Opal. San for.
tnltc, at ban, liee fra set gieblif ban
bapbe faoet ben iidfbrnSt bar blepen
forfnIgt al ltfhffen; "bans Sorret.
ming bar enaet belt tiGbage, hans Sii.
itru bar 900, bans 9srn bapoe bapt
BEN enc farIige Spgbom efter BEN
mtoen oip.; mi funbe ban life len.
gere boIoe set uol" = SloeIeren I'm.
berisgte Smpfftt, men IcpercSe set
burtigt tiIbage til SEN uIpffeIige
gier -Spalert bar nemIig fun ef.
tereiort.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-05-10
Gt SiocuS Erublcm. Get CT


blot ct 0roblcm icr ocu iattiBc, men
oaiaa Tor BEN minore bemiNleOe. DC.
act cr b.eNn iost ~ ifrcuet ont Den
&cIilour. iom IN itaI r0noe / ioritieI.
.j1c NnouilriQrcne. Sun0ipnliguiS
CT Ser mere 9IrbcjOc. "a Senuerne er
hrlCre ems 'or no8.c Iur iioen, men
udor man ta8cr / @Ctrogtuiua, bpot
mtaCt oOrere alt er, cr man iIet life
bcNrc '0rer III ems tjolrGere. Som
iUoUanlil or set SEN iottjGc NrbeiOer,
hola &agitaI or hans 10 NGuoer. Der
'0lr lOtc ior Set. Iettc or ipetielt Sil.
iGI(ct. hOiS ban ioar Sp10om / Suiet
% bar Gottorrcaninser at bctole.
gRon8c bar 0cR ITrt n irtte lin 9io
I'll q. Eeter'a Nltrifo o. Oerue0 unS.
8oa &c ItooiJ u.boseocnOcuSe Gottor.
rc8ninBer, Ser mocr,iOen life blot
3isr en- gtan0 iattig, men ogiaa boil.
Ser ham / Gottigoom. Gette er prat.
TIT % MS 2fonomi. 9trpnte Ieoi.
Gin er ianoiprIiaUl5 RutiSers popu.
lore &Ggamio0cI, Gen ttlbcreoes al
Gr. Better 5abrreo, 112-114 60.
! $opne aUe., GbIcoso, 81.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-05-10
Gn amerifanif G9aSrc o~freiIte for.

Ieoen ira Yenidcola poa ct &rpbs.
togt ooer sltlanter6apet til MiSoeI.
miral Barriers aommanoo, beItaar al
SlasIfibene "aeariarge", "Sorpa",
"alaboma" os "@nine" oe &rDoicr.
ne Olympia, "GlepeIanS" og "gal.
timore". Sogtet bill bare ct Bar Naa'
nebers Sio, og oct er muligt, at Slaa'
ben fommer iaa lnngt sItouer iom iii
Bir9us, sltbenS Saonebg / 8refer.
LAMB.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-05-10
Gn Winiiter Tom SuinSler. 8

Sn Wftntlfer tpm Spttoler. Vel
italienife 9epliteretfammcr fienSte |
fofrige ltge forhenpGren0e llnoer'
oisningSminiiter Signor Taii ifpI.
Big / llnoerIGb al itore GUNNER Of
offentliae Mibler, 6orfulifning at
Soflmenter og en- RPffe andre aropc
Soripnoelier. Genne &ienSeIic GAP
slariae til tor Spbioielic og Sorpir.
ring | Saleu. Spgtet ON benne of.
aisrelie for igiennem 9pen iom SIo
| tsrt @rGS, oa Iaainart Set fom RGii
for Gre, flpgteSe bon. Hoii bar ia.
get megen Gel / set politiife 9ip |
Stalier, o. set bar pGret ipaoet, Of
ban mart oilbe bIi Eremierminiiter.
Men MI er bans Saga noe. - Sam.
ME Gag fonot psiaa ct nnoet Iipligt
Sptrin Steb / set i~talienifc 0entte'
retfammer. Hepublifanerer Iira.
beIli foreiIog, at Ser ifulbe ienbes
Erp1tbent Soifbet en- Stllen ira Oct
it%alierifc 9~emofrati; men ban bIep
itrar ofbrubt al Suiets Sormano
(Spenfer), ser erflGrebe, at set enc.
itc De fitnNe eisre bar at ienoe set
frantic ToIf en- Silien Sen itaIienifc
Observation-Disclosures Rapn. ga lao
8remierminiitcr @ioyitti ptrebe, al
set piINe nrre narastig at IoronitoIte
en- Denomination / en Iiben 8IifS
9apu C0emofraterre), ber minoite
Gel al set itaIienife SoIf, bIep Ser ct
ianSt llueir / Salen al SiiaIbs. %
NiSba9Sptriuser.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-05-10

17Se Maifeit biz blioe afbolbt |
Sigblmb Wenigbeb, 8aftor s. 9.
Spaleitltens aalb, / Wr. @iten &sn'
nings Sfopgrooe - 5 Wil fra Sos.
per, Winn. Sangforene fra 9etba-
Mo og Sasper Ienigbeoer ifal hinge.
Gait. s. 9. Snaleituen boIber Seit.
taIen. Wenisbeoens aptnbeforenino
bill ierpere Niooag.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-05-10
On Qitronoms Gpentvr.

Stne al RatirenS Storbeo emo en-
~Itlerneflar 9tat unoer Ell tropiif Sim.
mel pon et oiironomiif Gbierpato.
riun ifdl life fiune tGnfcs. SaoIe.
oeS Iigcs Der / Den / OiSie Gage
notomne "Sabrbild Ser Rattlr.
flmoe" Tor 1904; men ct @pentur,
Der bGrrotc Sr. @ooobouie, @Siiitcnt
peo Gbierpotoriet / glro pua 9orneo,
piier, bporGeoeS Den title 8reo %
moieitptiife StiIbeo ieIp pno ct iaa.
oont Steb fan blipe aibruot pan en-
hsiit ubpggelige Mnabe. Man min.
oeS nGiten ON Cigar Goes eler
Rubporb aipIings mpitiife Sort9I.
Iinger.
8oobbouie ifuloe optage ct Soto.
grail al ell Hegion al Stiernebim.
melen og bnpSe | bette 2iemeo be.
Igipet itg nlene op | Sb~ierpotoriet.
WeoeuS ban betro9teSe 6immelen /
8eleifopet, Dor oct pluoielig iom ON
S~tjernerne uoiluffeoeS peo, at ct
merit 2egeine for ben for Sbieftinet
og brogte aifferten til at rpite, iaa
at Der fra allppelen oper Sbierpo.
toriet gapeS ct Gffo iom cfter ct
Soroenilag. 5 npite GiebIif bar
Spuet forionnbct, men Ser bsrtes cit
frnbieuSe 2p6, iom pibneoc ON Hpr.
pGreIien al en- bemmeIigbeosfiiIb be.
isgenOe. Sort efter fit @ooobouie
ct Sln9 / aniiatet, og peo oct film.
renbe 2ps al en- SGnoitif, iom ban
bltrtig tit itrsaen af iao ban Ell flor
.Singe, o%pertruffen al en- glat, lpber.
ogtig Sub. San prspebe pan at
.itiule iig unoer Seleifopet, men fit
MT flere Sloa ODER &pggen % mpr.
.fc6e, at man iloacbe bans Safe. San
iporfebe eiter ben ubpggelige 8iGit,
men tit ct 9ib / Saoret % to9 berpoa
Ell pGItet 8auofaraffel, bpormeo ban
Hog efter ~0prct"s Iniigt. Eli iibIt
bertc ban set fraple op 40 gGggen,
oa iaa set / uiifre SmriOS foripinbe
qiennem SfpoeIoogen paa &ilppelen
og miitebe iun 9epibitbeoen.
"a ban after fom til Jig ieIp, be.
fonbt ban iig / SGnberue paa Den
eoerite 4itronom, Sbabbp, % en-
rng 3aiotgut, Ser pleieoe BAN poo
.6eGite Noooe. Grinoringelt on Oct
ifete pen6te MI tiIboge, ba han ioa
9Iobet poa Seleifopct % Den ber'
ifenbe lloroen | Glimmet, oa ban be-
.ifreO III oct gaobehlIoe Spr, ser
.bnpbc iorefommet bom at li9ne en-
fiGmpeitor 6IngermltS nteb forte,
ipioie 2reu, bIeb GelS, ifarpe inran
STnbcr, I~Gberagtige &itacr % iterfe
.&lgr. Salotterne, De tnofsote pad
&orneo, olrtog, at oct rimeligpiS
hupoe orrct Ell itor ilupenoe Sltno,
YtcropilS c0uliS), ser bsrcr til 6lo.
Qermieu& Srben, c9 fan roa en- be.
.tpocIig Sterrelie; @eifripelieu poSier
imi0Iertio life gonifc, og bette 9pr
pIeicr aIoriq al onQribc Wcuueifet;
oct er @ienitono for mc9eu Soertro,
% sc &nNiebtc iortGucr mango bour.
reiiCn0c SabIcr ON set. rimeIigpiS
poo @runb al 0etS Ip5ifp, notli9
TUr0eu.
Tounuen / Sen fore Is oiNtitrafte
Sfope er iiffcrt meact r~iaboIhiG, %
oct er piitrot finn CIT riuae &rcfocl
az SEN iom or ficuht al 3oturior'
itcruc; set fou ocrior Qobt hare pG.
ret en- hiNtiI uficubt CprIiorru, Ser
.oiloQoc Sen IlittiQc unQC Gitronom
Set ubu9QcIiQc Nottcbcie8.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-05-10

fienbt, er 9sbeIigbeoen bIanot Sman.
bern ! be Goreneoe Stater ineenlun.
be ifsrre eno | be europ9iffe Stor.
bper, bpor Meffeforipnineen er ORD.
net poa betrpaeenoe Raaoe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-05-10

SnsfamIinsen til DC SraneIiste
I s~galsSmno piI foe "Teeorab'
Vpjfensss Veofommsnoe bli afs
jluftet l nGfe 3irssasss 1umHter,
sa Der pil DIT fpitteret for Nofte
@ans o. 3eeuIfabet affluttet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-05-10
SnDfDmne 8ibrag
til &C
SranOliote ! Waleiuno.

SHoiamlet peo auuo Sobuion,
5prpntp, 9 3: Snuo Sobnlon So;
VI " Saeen, 9 q 5uue, y 2 Sobn'
ion, y @riclpn 6 Sarobipn BETTER
Sprenion, Saseu & epeuipn, DC
Epttsn, " q Gnosripn, sc Soge.
Gle 8 9ieitau, 9 6 Siiiao. 6 9ia
non. " @nlitipu cans Yfatiiru.
Z { Solrub, 80 Joenipr puer 81;
y Ser9e, Sropuspile, Ntinn 81:
SruIat & Snbal as Cts; 8 "
Grttipn, 8 8 hegaaro, Ole Q
Sransruno, y ~ 5uue. 3 q 8ogs
mes. u y aunuipn, . 10 Sjcrnftao.
3 Gmeripu, y 6mmeriou. Die Sa'
cpbion, 8 y 5ptpuion. VI 8 Sneers
ion, G o Riliou hper so cts; SR
SpaaSe, hilbert Riliou. y Q brit
ilai. Ole Clipn y VI 2gure, Y Y
SruiIat. 6 Z Gbritoierlpn. Hit Nil'
ion, 60 2npre. Simon annoion,
Ears Res hper 25 GIs. 9ili....... 5
Sans aliipn, 2rua Ssla, Nearia Be
eerion, 8bpupt. v 3, buer 25 cts.
Stliannmen ......... -
9ioliJere fpittersi ior... .sls,91
2"illammeu $500
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-05-10
Norifc Slug,

Seq bar II norlfe belulos 6las,
Stgrrelie 7Ox96 Comm, builte
jeg oil ielse portofrit for So. 65
pr. Stpffe. Sisie Stag bar be-
ret bruste en- eneite Sang for
Decoration / "9et norife Gel
ltab"s 2ofale Der Secorab. Sen
alminOelise Gris er $500.
B. Anundsen,
DEBORAH. Iowa.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-05-10
en-, st. waur apaemarfso.
ssiseonans S~obafsmarfeo.
gSserton, isis, 6te Tai 1904.

g0aerton, @is., 6te gfai 1904.
CT mooerat Spfipb at SIuraursts Sobats.
aplius f~prti9tter / be feite 5obaisotitritter
/ Staten. Bet anIlaaes, at ialt ltot mere
eno to Sreoiebele al gpIiHseu M CT itrsset
mep, os Reiten oil osina iuinbe sanite bur-
tiat. @runosu til belle oenHe sitiuitet er
naturliapis De poerft lape Trtier, os nossn
5urauOrtus beri piI neppe inotrGoe, ba
Sarmerue er meeet iprise eiter at uibRuos
fine SeboIounssr.
EpIaeupe Sals er inbbsrsttst I iieIte use:
Oscar Bros, 24cs at 6, 3&Ic asst
ole Stark. ga at 6, 3&Ic asst
r Bingham, Ga al 6L&Ic bl
o Stinson, Ga at &c
rs Doan, sa at &C
Geo Ingram, "A 4a4&Ic
ID Cannon, ga at 4I2&Ic
Vim Cox, ga at 4lg&Ic
is Doan, Iocs 'oI az S&3c.
Rsb Ssuipn til RIpre Sobaf er Emiat.
utHeeu rinse.
Sarmeu sr M fommet / Ssirst, % be me
Sesos Seos fpmmer fig bra. glauterue
bOlosr paa at ltnoe irem i be tioltslt ~tiIIaoe.
be 8sps.
6orieuoeIien ira Cplassbuitne uoeioree
Zen forIsbns llse iaIt 74s sasier til be Tor.
iiIeIies Seiismmeiisstsesr
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-05-10

Sra Inssar College / Sutfinion
grabuereoe / 2srSags set fsrlte 4ulo
gleoer. 9iot ODER 90 fit fine 9ipIo.
rner.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-08-15
THE SULTAN COMES DOWN.

The expected has happened The willy and procrasnating
The presence of few American warships
his harbors sufficient bring him to his senses tenn
poray The incident has amusing features for but
repetition of that preceded In OF them there
of program The department at Washington tries
vainy redress for done The sultan lodges and
patience exhausted then ships dispatched to COM
compliance Inevitably the sultan yields and comedies every
demand.
granting American claims will unquestonably be
great advantage the American hospitals schools
charitable institutions in Turkish territory in
the privileges and treatment accorded
established by citizens of other For
eighteen months Minister Leishman has sought nde
fagaby their fixed but not until his demand
backed by the European squadron was it complied with
wholly improbable that this not end the incident
quite conceivable the sultan forgot all that has
been promised when warsps have sailed from Smyrna In
unspeakabe Turk should be what he has
experienced hands OF the United Statesa complete
convincing honest and straightforward dealing
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-08-15
COLLAPSE OF RUSSIA'S POWER.

the Gar of Russia ray hope brighten the
desperate situation of his forces the far he be the
consummate ePtm the world During the months that have
passed the began he reports of disaster that
have followed each other with regularity and that would
be destructive possible chance ultimate victory
Not battle land has resulted Russian while
the other hand there has been small that
has added glory Japanese brought the mkado
forces achievement their dsethe overthrow
OF Russian power in Manchura
And after this long chapter
the information Vadvostok Russa
last vesg of power
ships sunk and others badly battered scuyng norward
through the Corean straits In the face of calamity Russia
still remain stod and pretend the of the world she is dis
mayed1 f
Russian commanders have sought soften the force of
tnuous disaster by reporting the that they ounum
berd but the facts do bear them The Mtar Woen
bA Of Berlin which recognized the leading military journal
In Europe and which has very friendly disposition
Russia stated when the broke the
troops in the far Of these pointed
that would be required for garrison and guard service
leaving I74e5o ready for active work in the field.
But according this high authority the Russian railway
play important part the conflict Seven troop trains
be each day and declared this railway
between February and May add $4,000 the active force
in the field Thus by the middle of May Russia have had
army of 3o7oso in Manhua and if the of
foeen has been maintained Kuropatn should
numbering nearly 100000.
AS the Japanese they compelled land comparatively
small bodies of the Corean then march
eds of miles land of
they expected hoped by midsummer
Igons in Manchua nconcevab Yet according
the reports of Kuropatkn Alexe aps
done They both the Japanese opposing them with
Probably there exaggeaon in this of
bers, but where the 100000 Russians?
Obviously the railway upon which much placed
the beginning of the struggle has failed ngoously. In
other could the Jap succeeded outnumberng
Russians in their field operations certainly tragic
confession that be interpreted other way
ing the utter collapse OF Russian power in the far east
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-08-15
DISMISSED LIBEL.
Judge Brown States Owners Of Barge ALL
son white Are Not Liable.

In the admiralty case OF Thomas Hay
den against barge Allison White. Judge
Arthur l.. Brown handed down an opinion
In the United States district court today
dismissing the libel against the barge.
The libellant was a coal shoveler en-
ployed by the Newell Coal and Lum-
Der company at Pawrucket, unloading the
barge Allison White. and by the fall OF
stanchion he was seriously and per-
manently injured.
ages and both parties submitted briefs
In his opinion the court says: The
libellant's brief says: 1T can be said to
be wholly impossible for a shovel OF this
kind (referring to a steam shovel used In
unloading). thus handled steam shovel
to strike against stanchion with
sufficient force to injure It.
Nevertheless. II appears that two other
stanchions were loosened In this way and
that II is not infrequent for an automatic
steam shovel TO knock out stanchions.
When filled with coal the shovel would
weigh between four and five thousand
pounds swinging blow from this
would apparently he a sufficient reason
to account for the condition OF the beam.
as described by Markham and for the
breaking OF the cleat.
II am OF the opinion that. the libellant
has failed 10 establish by preponderance
Of evidence. negligence as charged, or the
libel or negligence OF any other char
acter for which the barge Is responsible. Z"
The libel will be dismissed.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-08-15
YACHTS
START FOR
NEWPORT

New London. Conn. Aug i5.-With
smart northwester blowing out OF a clear
sky there was every prospect when the
New York Yacht club got under way for
Newport this morning OF fast run and
an early anchorage. During the night
a thick fog came I'm and In the early hours
OF the morning the horn at the lighthouse
worked necessarily. the mournful sound
curbing the ardor OF many OF the yachts
men who heard IL.
BY dawn, however the Northwestern had
set In and at o'clock when "colors'' was
sounded from the flagship Delaware n rs
mile breeze was blowing. About scoro
OF old-time schooner yachts whose owners
were not so eager for racing honors start
ed of shortly after o'clock. some OF
them through Fisher Island sound to the
eastward. They were all out OF sight
before 3 O'Clock and II was evident that
they would reach Newport many hours
ahead OF the fleet.
The flagship at $40 signalled the order
OF start. and shortly before 9 o'clock the
committee boat took position OF sarah's
Ledge.
The run today was out around Race
Rock and then along the Rhode Island
shore TO the finish OF Brenton's Reef
lightship
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-08-15
NOT THE PLACE FOR HIM.

According political great
pressure being exerted the appointment
ward politician TO the position OF eitys
aton plant Petaons The seeking the place with
the backing of ring influences pencouy active and
generally recognized being of the ward heeer type that the story
OF his prension such important position naturally caused
amazenent we'll as dispeasure
The filtration plant established several hun
dred thousand dollars promote the health community In
Its adequate operation every citizen has vital interest
1t seemed astounding therefore those rumor that
should be seriously proposed place charge plant
With the preservation of the public without ex-
perence without knowledge and without expert training and whose
only be found his mschievous political
machnations
Inquiry the Office of the commissioner of public works elected
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-08-15
TOUR OF INSPECTION.
The Algonquin, With River and Hsrbor Com.
mIttss Aboard, Visited Nlnagahsstt Pier

The L. s. revenue cutter Algonquin was
anchored off Narragansett Pier last night.
On board was the Hon T. q. Burton,
member OF Congress. and other members
of the committee on rivers and harbors.
They were Joined by-GeHsEessman
Capron, ex-Congressman Bull. chairman
Of the state committee on the construc-
tion OF the Point Judith Salt Pond head
way, n. c. Green. chairman OF the South
Kingston committee on the Salt Pond
breakway and Capt. II. NJ. Knowles
superintendent OF the Third Life Saving
station.
The party was put up at the Gladstone.
the Mathewson and Greenes Inn.
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n week at Block Island stopping while
there at the National She has I'm mind
several fishing trips while away and
hopes to bring home sword fish as
souvenir OF her prowess.
Mr.. John Ward. one OF the members OF
the Eagles. who was injured yesterday
at Hauterive. is a member and officer OF
Bartenders' union 2ss. being outside
guard
Mr.. John Mcguire. one OF the members
OF the typographical union. has returned
from a trip to New York. where he re-
ports having had a very enjoyable time
with relatives and friends. He spent
most OF his time taking in the sights
around the big city.
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DIED..

sALENTiNE-In this city the 14th inst.
Hugh. son OF Hugh and Nellie q. Bal
entine. 470 Branch aYenue. aged
years. s months. days,
Funeral strictly private.
coLpsMITH-In this city, on the 18th
inst. j. Thomas Goldsmith. I'm his slst
year.
Funeral from his late residence, 3s7
Broadway, Tuesday, the 18th inst. at
o'clock r. m.
oREENE-Near Harkney Hill. Coventry.
r. l.. on the 18th inst, Henry A Greene.
in his 6Sth year.
Funeral Tuesday. the 18th inst, from
the residence OF William X. Greene. at
IL o'clock a. m. Relatives and friends
are invited to attend.
JoHNsoN-In Pontiac, r. l.. Aug. IL.
1904 Hannah Elisabeth Johnson, aged
so years, 4 months. IL days.
Funeral services Tuesday afternoon.
Aug. II. from the Swedish Lutheran
church ir Pontiac at 2 o'clock. Relatives
and friends are invited to attend.
kENNEY-In Edgewood. Aug 13, at the
residence OF her brother-in law. III. r.
Lockwood. Ida p. Kenney. daughter of
Gilbert A. and the late Mary T. Kenney.
Funeral Tuesday. the 18th inst, at 2
O'Clock p. M. from the residence OF her
brother law, H. b. Lockwood.
MeoUAIo--In this city. on the 13th inst,
Daniel McQuaid aged 60 years.
Funeral from his late residence. No. 81
Quaid street. on Tuesday the 10th inst,
at $40 A. m. Relatives and friends are
invited TO attend Services at St Pat
rick's church at 0 a. m. Kindly omit
| flowers.
MURRAY-In this city. on the 18th inst.
Mary, wife Of Patrick Murray.
Funeral from his late residence. Tues
| day, Aug 18th. M $40 A. m. Relatives
| and friends are invited TO attend. Please
| omit flowers.
NOLDE-In Johnston. r. T.. on the l4th
inst. George Henry Nolde, aged SO
years, I months. days
Funeral from his late residence. as
Kiningly road Tuesday. Aug is, at
O'Clock p m. Funeral private. Please
omit flowers
PiERce-In Pawtucket. on the 14th inst.
Emily Rouse. widow OF Calvin Pierce.
in her s0th year.
Notice of funeral later.
scHALE-In this city. Aug. IL. 1904 Carl
Leonard schale. aged IL years, s
! months. 6 days.
| Funeral services wednesday, Aug. II.
from his residence. % Zone street, nt 2
\ o'clock and o'clock from the Swedish
| Episcopal church, corner Maple street and
\ Beacon avenue. Relatives and friends are
| invited To attend
WASHINGTON this city. on the i3th
inst. George Washlngtor~ aged 20
| years.
J Funeral from the undertaking rooms OF
Frank r. Randall. 556 Cranston street,
Tuesday. Aug 1s at p. m. Relatives
and friends are Invited 10 attend.
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the information that Mr. Arnold the present supen
ndnt Pettaconset will also be the superintendent OF the nj
plant this extent therefore, the found 10 be
erroneous but Arnold there will
be foreman the filtration plant and doubt it is this position
the Seventh heeer seeking The easos against his
poinmnt position potential and convincing
the higher The filtration
should asylum for Inexperienced who
reward for political activity that has
blessing Regard for the health of the
bar the admission of of the
heeler stripe the municipal filtration establishment