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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-01-23

THE ALLEN. II GREENE STREET
Providence. r. T., much improved: thor
oughly renovated; few rooms vacant: ia
bic boarders solicited. NJ A. Ball. Prop
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-01-23
For Sale

FOR sALE-oN PUBLIC STREET. A
good 2-family house. l6 rooms. all improve
ments and 5000 square feet of land. Price
800. ISAAC l.. GOFF co.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-01-23

FURNISHED ROoMs-CENTRAL To-
cation. $50 10 81 per week. with or with
out board. Mrs. F. H. Gardiner. 90 Jack
son street fis-tf
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-01-23

FOR sALE-AT LINCOLN PARK sry
new modern homes for s17o0 UP. Terms
800 down balance monthly. same as rent.
ISAAC l.. GOFF co
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-01-23
HOUSES TO RENT


swks
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-01-23

FOR SALEM oLNEYvIr.LE. A
family hou"s 81 Is rooms for 5000 Tern,
made easv. ISAAC L. GoFF CO, IN
Westminster street
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-01-23

FOR sALE-A MODEL sRoOM COT
tage with ell improvements. Just finished
Price $500. Terms made TO suit. ISAAC
4. 1pFF CO.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-01-23

FOR sALE--A s-FAMILY HOUSE TN
South Providence: excellent condition
good renteble property. Price s2soa
ISA &C L. GOFF co.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-01-23

WANTED A YOUNG MAN FOR hba"
estate business: capital 800 reduir.e'
dress D-3 News Office. )lS-'i'
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-01-23

MAN TO SELL EXTRACTS fhI-
fumes and toilet articles. Address WIZ"
reference Ms, News Office. JlS-i"h'
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-01-23

DosT-sUM OF MONEY BEWEEN
Smith and Canal street. Wednesday
Finder rewarded. Call at 20 Charles
street. 12l-2t
MEDICAL
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-01-23

FOR SALE-IF YOIT PAY a.,
month or over for rent, you can own :
delightful home through our syster -
easy payments. ISAAC l.. GOFF co.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-01-23

WANTED-A FEW FIRST CisAo9
canvassers OF ability for Boston ana Va
cinity. Address D-4 News Office. tlS-t'f'
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-01-23

A. AHsaN. seo'y. QUEBEC, CANADA.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-01-23
For Sale
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
MISCELLANEOUS.

ie. per word irst insertion: izc. repeat
iwk. &c. per word; 2wks. &c. per word
swks. 7c. per word; limo. Sc. per word.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-01-23

WANTED-GENTLEM OF EDVCH
tion 10 introduce an auxiliary educational
system. Address D-l, News Office )lS1ti'
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-01-23
TO LET.
LOST AND FOUND.

BARN TO LET. sss PUBLIC STREET.
d1h-ff
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-01-23

wANTEp-A CALENDER MAN EoiS
rubber factory. Address DE-, News on.S''
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-01-23
Daily Wants
HELP WAN'rED-MALE-

fc. per word first Insertion: hc. repeat;
iwks &c. per word 2wks. &c. per word;
swks. ic. per word; lmo. &c. per word
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-01-23

FOR SALEM EVERY SECTION op
lousIy low prices. ISAAC L. GOFF co
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-01-23

WANTED-MEN AND WOMEN CAN
vassers 10 sell household necessity I.
sure seller: can make s25 per week. Call
AZ SIG Industrial Trust Building after
10 a. m. J-S-4l
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-01-23

FOR SAL.E--ON ATwrrr,S AYR
e. - @-family house, 13 rooms over alfsn
re- ~ or land and In excellent rensir
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-27

@rnL un0 Sroii Seib, 5rnit 8lof ,@.
Wtorgraf 6rls, 80te uno 2oltiie 81
lenber9er, Eoitor $. G~Qen6erger II.
6ralt, Der Sonntog8lhule Der lutb.
Sehooa6 . STRIDE II. U.
Inter 5ablreidcr @et6eili9lng
lpuroe gcltcrn 9%tadmittag ole Qei6e
Der ont Sonntn9 i'm Ilter bon =
Sobren p%erItorbeucn Srolt 0oroiGeo
Gro11d bonn Srolerbouie, Ar. Geo,
WornerItroBe, ans out ocm rQouoor.
Farf 6rieoboic" 5ur lebten Allbe pt.
%ltottet. Ealtor 81. =. Gterqer ON.
tlrte I'M @oule unh om Grade. Iie
$50. 6erb. &olentius. @m. EGd.
Sron5 Sinf, &e~ru @e0ib, Soon
@einberger uno Nidoro GberlusoO
maren Die 9obrtudtrdqer. Die Ser.
itorbene mar aus Stooe, Sunnrptr.
1ebiirtig ltno oic Wittlue oe5 pot %
Sobren oobingeihiebuen @m. 9.
Srald. Sic binter.6Bt 5mei aino';,
&rn. @ultopuS SraGd, bei Dem lie Is.
rem 2ebenSobenb il teihoulider N.;'
nc perbrndt, mo cine Todter, Ger
tu,o Sc. Is. Sronf. 81. Sobn &. yea.
'cl bon Nr. 604, Giif.S borpltrcba.
leitete Ole 9ceroiqrng.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-27
Die Ginwanoernug int Snni.

gtou, 8. G., %. Suli.
49, giner bonn Sanoels 9epartement
oeroifentlidten MISUNDERSTANDING 5ii-
iolge ipurben i'm Wonat sunni oieies
SabreS in ben berIdieoenen SGieu
Der Ser. Stoaten 1925 ginnauoe.
rer gelanoet, gesen 75,433 Giufuan.
oerer i'm Wonot siini oes Soriobres,
Nus europa fanten 106,075 Yerio-
men, aus Miien iiber 5000 uno Die
iibrigen aus peribieoenen grbtbeileu.
Die 8eiammt5abl Der ruiiiifen Gin.
nanberer be5ifierte iih auf nabesu
10000, nrr cine eeringe 3unabme
I'M 8ergleib 81 Dem @onat Sum-
1904.
Die nelien Seroronungen in gesig
alf cine natiibtigere 9ebanolung
BON fineiiifeu ginipanberern bate
our 6olge, baB 81 GbineieR UNI gu
laiiung nadiuhten; bon oieien tuar-
ben 800 augelaiien nno niir IL si.
riidgeididt. Seit LANCER 3eit' fino
nidt 10 pieIe Gbineien IN einem $40.
nat 5ugelaiien poroen,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-27
Spfertc Iein Qebcn fir Die Mmtter.

Sem. Dorf, %. Suli. - Sci
einem allem Initeiu nad oui 9rano.
itiitung 5uriid5uiiibrenoen 5euer,
meldes beite iriib baS oreiltodige
Satwerfbous Rr. 259, 9oerum.
StraBe, 9rootlpn, 3eritorte, perIor
Der 90 Sabre alte Ratban Neumann,
So6n oeS i'm oberiten Stodluerfe bes
Saiies wobnenoen Ybilippgteumonu,
iein eige1eS 2eben, nahoem er feline
Mlitter Dor Dem 6lommentobe geret'
tet. Sn Der Nndboridait iino in leb'
ter 3eit mebrere 9rGnoe oorgefom.
men, mo Ole @ranbit1tte lit MIR noe.
nige SGlliergeoierte BON Dem Saule
entiernt, peld)eS Somuel 2eoine, Der
9ronoitiiter, Der iidl CUR 3eit in Salt
befitoet, Dor etlpa IA Sagen IN 9rano
ltedeu mollte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-27
SeiratbS . 2icensen.

Solgen0e Seiratbs . 2icen5en nl,r.
Den pom G(ert oeS Common . H[eas.
8eridtS ousgeiteut:
Soiepb g. @erru %, uuo gliguIta
O. Seoerer, 10 Sabre alt.
gororo 81. Goromea, %, 1t. Glol.
bia 8ir9inia 0obuep, % Sabre alt.
SomeS 8. 9obis, ~, uno Fauline
g. Sice, AZ Sabre alt.
Srmono Sommonb, 40, uno San.
nie ". &ommoro, 81 Sabre alt.
hilbert 6. Sones, %, uno Maria
81. Snpoer, 26 Sabre alt.
SomeS 81. Sobnion, %, mo emma
8. Sinmont, Is Sabre alt,
@iaiom Worris, "a, mo guuie s.
Netterltein, % Sabre alt.
5reoerid st. 8aobot, %, unb Ga.
rob s. 2ifnor.
@iniam Heinborot, 80, unb 90.
rab Goof, % Sabre alt.
6ronci3 Mou, 81, uno goitb 500.
Ter, 10 Sabre alt.
Charles Sbulb, 80, uno Celia
Reineder, 90 Sabre olt.
Samuel @ntl, 3S, mo 2ena Sap.
ers, % Sabre oft.
@iaiam Sorriion, "a, uno 8ertr.
gnlernldmi6r, IS Sabre alt.
Sobn Weston %. uno @lice ~M.
SOFTER, Is Sabre alt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-27
life bis9erige Mitglieoer piepsrf er.

life bis9erise @itelieaer piessrer-
mQ9lt.
9 onetucm S un6egebien II.
Sn ser elterlifen @obming am
Gatoctin Wountain puroe Wartba
aemp, ole Softer oes 8lt6balterS
Hobert aemp BON Ser .Gentral ga.
tional.9ant" in SagerStomn, BON eis
mem SunOe gebillen, ais lie i'm Sole
lpielte. Ger Srno bib oa$ &ino im
@elidt uno I'M Noden. Wan nabm
iofort Gr5tlihen @eiltano in SIN.
ipruf. Ger Sunb gebort einem
Na6bar.
ntniittlihe I uqriff.
Sn Sreoerid lit Der Reger 9SomeS
&opfinS nrlf Oie 4niduloigung im
@ef1naniB eingelieiert noroen, Elm
mnnennbareS 8erbreben an einem 10
Sabre oIteu Negermdofen in Der
9todborihait be9angen 3u baben.
0aS WtG0den mar allein i'm Sauie,
ais Ser Ae9er poriprah, nm @ltwua-
ren 5u fallien. Sobalo er mertte, oaB
NiemonO onpeieno mar, pergriif er
lid an Dem MGod)en mo iiibrte feline
NbIid)t aus.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-27
,Ycnninaton" micoer flutt.

@oibiugton, .. g., 25. SuIi.
- Cine 0epeide bon Capt. 0rafe
aus Gan Diego, Gal, an oas Slotten-
0eportement meloet, baB oas ourd
ole perbdnguiBooIle aeilel.g rploiion
beid)Goigte a%auonenboot .8enning.
ton" mieoer iIott semadt miiroe ilno
iebt an Der Saienperite Dor Infer
lie9t. Cine sriinolife llnteriudula
oeS iuneren Shiiisraumes, no Ole
aeiIel. erplolion erfolate, ,piro bellte
porgenommen iperoen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-27
Wpdr nidlt ~0cinnoen.

Die &inber BON Srn. uno Strait Cohen
nod niht %gcflnnocn. - Seltte mill
man am g8oiier 5u Curtis @ap
noh oen 2eihen ilhcn. - 3met
peroGhtige 9tegcr perbaitet.
@on5 pcraebli6 ipnr geitern sic
bon iiber 100 Mdnnern ongeiteIlte
Slld)e ollrd Die lumpligcn 8e9enoen
nohc Dem Stonep Greet, naGc ALTOONA
@cod, nab elmer Spur sur Muffin.
ounla bon Sophie uno &eua 9oben,
3 uno 7 Sabre alt, meldle unt lebten
Gonntog bel eincm Ht2illlge, Den lie
nit ibrem Goter 0ortbin ma6ten, ollf
ocbeimuiBpolle gSeiic pcrldhponoen.
Sine nellc Ybolc in ocm Sale mar sic
am Wpntng Nben0 criolgte Gcrbof-
tuna bon Sonnc@ @ottin3, zines II
Sabre olten Ncger$ bon Ar. 205,
IcrrpsS troBe, unO ocS forbigen
Sornlorbciter9 SIibcr (onlor, Der ouf
elmer Sorm nobc Der Stcllc, 100 man
sic &in0cr 5uleBt lab, nrbcitete. Wun
oloubt, Dab Scioc ulcbr BON ncm Ser
blcibe ser Sinner miiicu ais lie on9c.
ben iuollcn.
Toli5eidef Mc0ouoIo iogte Qeitern
Mforgcn, Dab Ole &eihcu ser &leinen
in Dem @eb0l5c nobc Nltoono @eud
bccroigt ieien, ncnn man lie nidt IN
0cn mulie9enoen @cudiicrn finoe.
Mon iproh Onpor, 0oB pieQeidt Elm
crimineller Angriii nit oorouifolgen-
Scr Grmorounq ocriclbcu porlicge.,
mo iclbit Die YoIi5ci ihciut ooron 81
0louben. Sic bciiIr6tct onaeblidl
oob Gin 2pndn1oro itottiinoen meroe,
lucnn 9icle8 iid) ais lDobr bcrouSlteIlt
mo bie &erbre6cr c%in2clonaen lper.
0elt.
@otfinS uno SoOIor mohten bcioe
luiberipredDenoe Nn0ubcn mo bcnob.
men lid III per0Ghtiacr @ciic, bober
lire %crboitung. @ciOe limo III ser
Goli5eiltotion 81 Curtis Ban inboi.
tirt.
&r. Socob Cohen ser Batter ser
Dcrmibteu ainoer, mo 60 ou0ere IS.
roeliten Ourhludten 0eltcrH olii Dem
fleinen 0ampicr oFetrel" oieS nmpiz
ge9eno gang 9enolL obue cine Spur
Der Sinner SIT iin0en lnb sSrou Goben
tebrte geltern nod @~oltinipre 3lIriId.
Sclte Woraen moQen lid etluo 10
9eluobuer Der Caroline traBe in
@ooten nod Curtis Dan begeben uno
perIllden, BON oieiem ans Die 2eihen
ser &inoer in Dem @alier 81 Iinocn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-27
Grobe6en in Wcrifu.

Staot Merifo, %. Siili. =
Gbilpomino, ole Sauptltoot bes
Stootes Guerrero, muroe aeiteru
abeno bon einem beitigen Grobebea
beimgeiilht. Die ginmobner, Die nod,
NIT Shreden oeS perbeerenoen Gro.
bebens Dor orei Sabren geoenfelt, elf.
ten in S~ooesongit auf Die StraBe uuo
brodten Ole Nndt i'm Greien 1ll.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-27

bent Or. S. s. Semlpel ben Soriib
unb SefretGr Geo. &imnelbeber oo5
Yrotofoa. STANDARDIZATION oerSS.
g. &iippenoorf urb Stto&nedt, Set,
terer Der Serbergspoter Der nSboliu"
bei'm Sdngerieite i'll Neport, >plrroe
cntge9en %gcnonlntcn. @lcid5eitiQ
fam bie WclOrng, ooB Frdii0cnt 90.
@oItber oicier Gage BON 9cttihlnn0
nod) Baltimore 5llriidfcbrcn pcr0c,
mo Elm Gomitc mltr0e ernonnt nit
Dem Suffrage, cinen Gmpiong fir
Srn. Moltbcr Oor5llbereiten. NlSWtit-
Qlieber oe5 Gomite'S mur0en 0ic NN.
Noolpb @iridL Geo. Nimmelbebcr 1t.
W. SIntenunn crnount. Gin poiii
peS Nfltglie0 ion6 Iuinobme, uno
oo3 Gonitc iiir ocn NlSflllg nod
Fc1Imor bcridtcte Sortihritt. Ntit
Npplolt3 mur0c cin Shrcibcn oeS
Srn. &crnr. @oigt oufGcnommen, in
ipeldem 0crlelbe bon ieinem Cont
mcr' TulcntboItSorte Goa . &arbor-
GitD, N.-S, Oent &erein Slid
miinidtc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-27

gclueien, nno fam ircj. 6rau S1o.
res lit ole 9ilttter zines ajuOe$, nab.
reno iic nit @ittcrc 3uimrmculcbtc.
Ole onoere Sroil pohnt in G8al6in4.
ion.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-27

Sob enmagg onSe mt q let
en-. - Cine fllr5e Strede oltlid) bon
6infSbltrq al ser ,@eltlihen MarD'
l1noer 9obn," ungciGbr % Micileu
bon Baltimore, entgleilteu gcitern
Nndnlittog Galb 5 llbr od)t ldlpere
&oblenipnggons zines Gltlid iobren-
oeu &oblen5ugeS uno sic Sabn mar
Inn Mitternott nid)t mieoer irei. Nie.
mono ipnroe perlebt. Oa3 llngliid
nrroe, mie eS beiBt, 6aourh Ocrnn.
lobt, Dab Die alien leidJten Sfienen
lih lGltcn. Ser ElaB lit nid)t meit 0a.
bon entierut, no Dor mebreren Wos
den 5luei 3iige 5ulummenitieBen ilno
81 Wenlhcn un'S &eben falneu. Der
&erfebr mllr0e geItern Iben0 ieooh
niht uulterbrod)el. 9tab Dem Welten
ourbfubrcn0e 3iige ihbren iiber- Die
Snnopers mo GETTYSBURG = 3lDeig
linie mo Eoiiagiere Ser lofulen 3ilge
muroen bel ser llnglildSItelle trans
icrirt.
SINS title @rob geienft.-
Ger Scidnant Der Sran 8atborlne
Seller, gSittme 0eS perltorbenen Srn.
Milbelm &eacr, Die am lebten Sonns
tag in Nrooflpn, Inne Nrun0el 50,
NO, ltorb, mllroe 9citern Nadmit'
tag bon Scr Nobnrlng ibreS Sobnea,
Srn. Gbriitian Seller, Nr. 40, Ilb2'
morlcltrnbc, aus ouf bcm nWount
Carmel , Srieoboie" sur letten Hubc
beitottet. Fnitor SO. Suber onltirte
inn S%rouerGauIe uno om 8rabc mo
piclc id)one 9lumengcpiuoe iuorcn
ci1gclaulcn. IlS NobrtudtrGger
iul,9irtcn Die $50. 6. Sroncis, Senrp
Sinners, s. 0ittmor, 3. IS. Siegcl,
Oscar Sermonn mo Senrp Sciic. 49,
Srau &euer mar in Stuttgart gebo'
rem uno fam Dor 33 Sabren nod)glme'
rita. Sbr @atte, Sr. 8ml. aeller,
legnete Dor 0rei Subren ooS 3eItlihc.
Sic binterldBt orei Sobne, Die SS.
Gbriltion, @ilbelm mo Sob. Seller,
uno 5mei Gnfeltinoer.
GoS &eidcnbeg1ngniB ser leb'
ten Samltng I'M 5arten Altcr bon .
Sobren | Monat mo s Soaen Der
ltorbenen Carolina G~llenberger ian0
aeItern Nohnittog bonn Srauerbauic
Nr. 6t7, 2igbtltroBe, aus oui Dem
,&ouoon Enrf . Srieoboie" Itatt. ga.
itor $. Glenberger bon Der lutb. Sc.
boDob : STRIDE belt n5rnuergotieS.
olenIt o6 uno ridtete I'M Souie uno
aitd) om 0ra6e Worte oes 5roIteS an
ole trauernOen Sinterbliebenen. Ila
9abrtuftrGger iungirten bier Sreur.
oinnen Der Sooten, Sri. Wop Alt,
Slloe Serbol6, Wobel Tlad uno 6lo'
ren5o @iinter. Inter Den at Dem
@robe nieoeraelegten 8lumenipens
Den befanoen iid iold)e bon ben 81.
tern, Soui5 nno Carolina G%aenber4
ger, Den @ei6piitern BON 9rn. Geo.
Gllenberger uno 5amilie, BON Srn.
uno 6rau llnibadt &rn. @ilb. Hic.
monn, Srn. Berg, 5rau 81. aull
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-27

Hooipb @lr'dl Geo. Simmelbeber 1t
", SIlll1elnnlm crnonnt. Gin pail.
peS MFtt9lie0 Ion0 Nliinobme, unb
oo@ eon1lte Iilr ocn NlaillIa nod
Fcltnlor bcrihtcte 6ortIdritt. Ntit
NpPlollS lpnroc cin S6rcibcn beS
Srll. Sernt. Nol9t oltfgenommell, IN
iueldem ocrieIbe bon ieinem Som.
mcr@ OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Ggg . Sarbor-
Gltn M, Oent &erein @liid
miInldtc.
&tto Mnller@ "tpHft@'
loa' 9r, Sllo "'i'''er oer 'oop''
peto''llle Me'Ioi'to'e'u, l'''rle &C.
l'eth Ioeno III lV'''ct SSopLIl'nH 9't'
l4ll, eelltol=Ioelll'e, III Nte'le DC
Ter Oreillloc ~'elllerl a. Vepl'rl@iog'
inner cen oleIe'l 0~relll'oe''' 'peld)e
INN per5llue @toll'lol'onel oar
orod)fel'' pelalloe'' 'ld) W'l'ollcoer DER
"SSllDeilh Seu'So9'' OCT "~eri'o-
nlo.So9e' DER "@ofll'on'e. llllo per
"@oipeSo9e, %erp' - o. w. 20
lpie oea Sir'oete'''S "~Sor'oorl''
YIN lNoHet %lllll'el'''to''B lol'roe
oen V'plitlSio99l'llpe Don l@'illel>l
Sople, @rH' ~ |'pel'''e''t, l'oer'
reldlt.
%let1nBIer petHtl NueH
oen Sfoho' Sft oei' Vrorerp-
tooel' poh @olepo 0oftl'oll' 9T. wv
CONCENTRATING rlNiele Ae''er'l
MoFaei' mrs noW l ''pt e'll "c''et
SNooet III "'lro9e DON Nooo oil
"ofrolp i'l'o pol Hloo ON @'pol'oe
an. "'o' 9lol'oL ooB OCT 9rullo on
o''rul perllflodl loi'toe' ooB Na'lel
OIL Slrela)pol5erH Ha9le'l'
"ogm II IT. @tt'
n'"!'. f"'IIt oon 49,, S''t'.tt
l"ub', iun'o' H'Ioot" "uuj''''''u8 u"
g"'p wv unI S''"'''"'"''9 l1!tt't
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9N ''p " ON
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man >;a;o" So s"rs,a
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m,r>s or,a>n Ton,o. 06on,.
n]n,;;rto ~oo,+or,, SnbcnS o,,f Son.
Tnhrt ,nn mrcr,c,, r,,r, ,,oh g 1lhr
Eonc Senrr ma mira he,,tc morocu
oencr & 1lhr on, 0,icr Nr O ~ Qoc,,5t.
g;niut onIeocr
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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-06-22
Nine PEOPLE
SHOT BY
MANIAC

San Francisco. Cal. June 22.-After
holding 1000 persons at bay for two hours
in Eddy street early yesterday, shooting
nine people and defying the police,
Thomas Lobb, a maniac. killed himself
All che victims were hit with No. 4
rifle ball None was fatally hurt The
insane man was barricaded in his room
on the fourth floor OF the United States
hotel
Lobb used a shotgun He placed $50
aud 800 bills in the muzzle OF the weapon
and fragments OF the paper were scat
terSss over the street.
Street car traffic was entirely suspended
after one car had been fred upon and
it's windows broken.
A squad OF police was rushed 10 the
scene. II was determined that he must
be captured. dead or alive. and all the
rooms adjoining the one he occupied were
filled with armed officers. A lively fusil-
lade was begun through the doors. tran
son, and walls OF the madman's strong
hcld, to which he responded with re-
markaole rapidity,
officer Kassane attempted TO peer
through the transom. when he received
a charge OF shot which dshgured his
face.
officer Hutchins descended from the
roof 10 the window while the other po-
licemen made an attempt 10 force the
door. When Hutchins saw the maniacs
attention diverted he gave a prearranged
signal by firing his revolver.
Hearing the report from an unexpected
quarter the murderous lunatic rushed 70
the window. which was open. and literally
blew off the top OF his own head
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-06-22
WELL CHILD
KILLED BY
ANT|-T0x|N

New York, Juno 22,-Yetta Green. seven
years old, daughter OF a tailor living at
No 40 Forsyth street, was inoculated with
loDJ units OF the citys anti-toxin at her
home by an Inspector OF the board OF
health. sent there TO treat younger
sister suffering from diphtheria.
The child Immediately fell into con-
vulsions and died in IS minutes. her body
turning almost black within an hour.
When the father complained AZ the
coroner's office. Commissioner OF Health
Darlington ordered report made by the
Inspector. but refused TO give out his
name before the coroner has held an In
quest. He said II would inJure the in
spectors reputation
Mr.. Green said last night:
THE man was in an awful hurry. He
rushed into the house, calling for the
sick girl. Gussel when he filled his
syrirge with anti-toxin fluid he noticed
II was unclean, and discharging the anti
toxin washed the needle and filled the
syringe from another bottle.
Then he injected the fluid into the sick
child's side without further washing, and
within a minute he also inoculated
second and then the third child
Gretta was the last child treated. and
she fell 10 the floor In spasms before the
physicians had reached the sidewalk.
Mr. Green thinks that IL was the dregs
OF the bad or unclean anti-toxin from
the first bottle that killed his daughter
DR.. Darlington said last night that
Gretta had suffered from convulsions. and
that his belief was. that the one OF yes
terday was simply "coincident."
THE Inspector in this case" said he.
lis a competent physician. He has In
oculated thousands OF patients. Thirteen
thousand were inoculated last year alone.
THE sick girl was given 5000 units OF
anti-toxin, the other two 1000 each.
have frequently given a child 10000 units
with no bad results. We have never lost
case through the injection OF anti-toxin.
as far as ! know.
I'VE have the best fluid in the world
ana the most experienced physician. The
autopsy will probably show that the child
died from heart trouble induced by ex-
citement and fear"
Di. Darlington said that a bubble OF
air injected with the fluid would cause
dea Of the heart or choking
Of the blood that. he de-
clared. was most improbable.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-06-22
FEE is S4O0
A YEAR
FOR LIFE

New York June e2.-Cnder a decision
handed down by Justice Vernon NJ. Davis.
OF the supreme court. Robert l.. Cutting,
who married Minnie Seligman. an actress.
and who. in consequence thereof, was dis
inherited by his father, must pay former
Surrogate Rastus s Ransom S400 a year
as compensation for his work in bringing
about settlement whereby Mr.. Cutting
received $4,000 in cash and $4,000 a year for
life.
IL was disclosed on the trial that imme-
diately after Robert l.. Cutting learned OF
the contents OF his fathers will he retain
ed the law firm OF which Mr.. Ransom is
the head 10 contest the will.
Under the agreement, Mr.. Ransom was
to bring the action and make all the nee
essary disbursements out OF his own pock.
ct As compensation the agreement pro-
vided that Mr.. Dansom was TO receive a
percentage OF any money Cutting might
get out OF the estate.
A settlement was reached In the Octo-
Der following whereby Mr.. Cutting was
70 receive $4,000 in cash and an annuity O.,
$4,000 for life This agreement was subse-
quently ratified by the courts
Mr.. Ransom received S30o0 OF the So, 900
cash payment and Mr.. Cutting paid Law
yer Ransom s400 n year until October, 1893,
but then refused 20 make further pay
ments
Cutting as defense 10 the suit,
brought by former Surrogate Ransom. set
up that the agreement he had entered into
with the lawyer was champertons. He
also claimed that under the terms OF the
agreement by which he was to be paid
$4,000 a year from the estate he was de-
prived OF power 20 pay any part OF II TO
Mr.. Ransom
In his decision Justice Davis holds that
there Is nothing in tho testimony to
show that Ransom sought out Cutting or
induced him 10 enter into the agreement
and directs judgment for Mr. Ransom in
the full amount OF $500 a year so long as
Mr.. Cutting lives