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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-08-05
DIVORCE ALLOWANCES

There were four petitions for allowance
and counsel fees pending the trial OF pc
titions for divorce by Judge Brown today
The cases I'm which DEGREES were entered
were:
Angelina Ferraro VS. Antonio Ferraro
Respondent 90 pay petitioner 50 week
for her support and t25 counsel fees.
Dominica Petruccia VS. Maria G. Pc
truccia. Petitioner TO pay respondent so
week for support. $40 for witness fees
and s25 for counsel fees.
Louisa Reynolds vs.. Thomas VI. Rey-
nolds. Respondent 10 pay petitioner 81
for a weeks support and $50 for counsel
fees.
Elizabeth r. Cruikshanks vs.. Daniel
Crukshanks. Respondent 10 pay peti-
toner 81 a week for her support. $40 for
counsel fees and s25 for counsel fees.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-08-05
TYN
IS HOME
AGAIN

Mr.. Benjamin Van Tyne, who has been
reported missing from his home at 2sO
Willard avenue. returned home. and was
rather surprised TO find that there was
report of any mystery connected with his
disappearance. or that any note OF the
matter had been taken at all.
He stated that he went 10 New York
on Thursday for a short trip on business
and then intending 10 take a short rest
10 himself. He returned in time TO reach
this city this morning, feeling better. and
thereby giving much relief 10 his family,
who had been rather disturbed by ris dis
appearance.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-08-05

neighbors. This morning the body was
found floating where the water was not
deep. II Is believed that shortly after
his second visit TO the shore he had an
attack OF heart trouble and, falling down
with no one near 10 assist, was drowned
Mr.. Sweets body was. after the medical
examiner viewed Il. given in charge OF
Boyce brothers. undertakers. OF this city.
He is survived by a widow. Mr.. Sweet
was well known 10 the resident attorneys
and had charge OF the delivery OF notary
public commissioners.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-08-05

side, vacated the decree sending the case
10 the Supreme court
Mr.. Champlin then argued that the mo-
ton was frivolous and intended only for
delay. He declared he did not believe
the best people in the Republican party
approved OF the action OF the Pawtucket
assessors.
Judge Brown said he had no discretion
long as the matter In the constitu-
tional question raised Sif not seem, alto
gether frivolous and the amendment
would be granted and the case certified
as amended.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-08-05
.AHAHANM11

persons from moving while in a possible
incubative stage and injecting new dis
tricts."
The railroad situation has somewhat
improved. Some parishes which threaten
ed to prevent the passage OF any trains
across their borders have made conces-
sions particularly as TO through passen-
gers. The difficulties OF handling the
fruit trade through Mobile are beginning
TO force the Central American steamers
back 10 this port. The United Fruit COM
pany has already ordered four OF It's
ships back 10 New Orleans and other
fruit firms here are in conference TO de-
eide as To whether 10 bring their vessels
10 New Orleans or send them TO New
York.
TO RESTORE POSTAL SERVICE
Washington, Aug 6.-The postofice de
partment announced today that the in
terruption 10 the mail service in the
states OF Mississippi. Louisiana and Texas
on account Of the enforcement OF quaran-
tine regulations in the fever districts is
mainly confined 10 limite.. areas and 10
points reached by local railway trains
Postal service which has been interrupted
will be restored as soon as quarantine
regulations permit
Interruption OF mail thus far reported
Is slight In comparison with certain pre-
NlOuS years.
Secretary OF the Treasury Shaw has
wired Capt. Ross of the revenue cutter
service to proceed at Hiice TO New Orleons
to personally superintend the revenue
cutter service at that point with a view
OF strictly maintaining quarantine
Capt. Ross Ia now asking an annual in
spection on the Atlantic coast and today
is at Portland. Me. II is expected he has
already left there for New Orleans Sec
retary Shaw said today that exery effort
will be made 10 coSfre the scourge inside
the limits Of New Orleans, and ne had
every reason 10 believe that this would
be accomplished.
HAVE HIGH TEMPERATURE
New York. Aug. 5.-Two members OF
the Grew OF the steamer Fl Poso from
New Orleans, were removed from their
spin today at quoruntine suffering from
elevated temperature. They were taken
to Hofrman's island for observation.
The steamer Ldgonic. from Port Ar
thur, was detained at quarantine today
and one member Of the crew was re-
moved TO Hoffman island for observa.
tion
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-08-05
MARKET
REPORTS.

The opening OF the New York stock
market today was dull lacking business
for London account because OF the hol-
day there. Small gains and losses were
mixed. The only notable changes were
gains in Minneapolis. st. Paul and sault
Ste Marie Of a point and in Northern Pa
cihc OF q.
One or two Isolated advances did not
avail TO hold prices we'll and the drop
carried the market level slightly below
last night The trading was immensely
dull.
The semi-stagnant tone Of the market
persisted until the publication OF the
bank statement when prices stiffened.
The loan expansion was not large as waA
feared. The closing was firm but lifeless.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-08-05
FIRE AT BROWN & SHAPES

At o'clock this afternoon there was an
alarm sounded from box l27 calling the
FIRE department 10 blaze In foundry No
of the Brown a sharp manufacturing
Co owing 10 tho fact that Saturday az
ternoon is a holiday for the employees OF
that establishment there was no one in
the building but the watchman.
The department arrived there In time TO
hinder the doing OF much damage.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-08-05

At $50 O'Clock Sheriff Hunter c. White
was informed by telephone that Mr.
Sweets body had been found floating near
Bayside.
Mr., Sweet yesterday afternoon went out
10 dig some clans. lie later returned
home and again started. this time for
quahogs That was the last seen OF him
alive.
His wife waited anxiously for his return
until midnight and then Informed her
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-08-05
NORTHERN PACIFIC PASSENGER
TRAINS REPORTED ON TIME

New York. Aug 5-At the offices OF
tho Northern Pacific railway I'm this
city tho following despatch from the
general passenger agent In st. Paul was
received today:
passengers are being operated practi-
cally on time. DO not feel any effects Of
strike Can assure you OF good service
over entire line
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-08-05

BURNSFOUND
FARMHOUSE
IN ASHES

on Thursday afternoon James Burns,
who lives two miles aboue the reservoir
In simmonsville. came into the city with
his family TO spend Thursday night with
friends
When the family returned home this
morning they found their farm home in
ruins
They wete the first TO discover that the
building had burned down for none OF the
neighbors seemed 10 know anything about
it.
The origin OF the fire is unknown.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-08-05
CONFERS WITH ATTORNEY
GEN. MOODY ON PACKERS CASE

Washington, Aug >5-District Attorney
Morrison Of Chicago is hero upon the
telegraphic request OF Attorney General
Moody. with whom he had a conference
today for the discussion of several Inn
portant questons arising I'm the indlct-
ment Of the Chicago meat packers Meth
er OF the parties 20 the conference would
say anything for publication.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-08-05
CRAIG OF DETROIT SHOWED
WELL IN THE RACES

St. Catharines. Canada, Aug. 5.-Ten
thousand persons assembled at the Port
Dalhousi-St. GATHERINGS course today for
the final days racing in the regatta Of
the Canadian Association of Amateur
Oarsmen. With the exception Of Craig
the Detroit Rowing clubs representative
the American oarsmen have Jared badly
When the starting gun was fired for
the first race the course was lined with
an enthusiastic crowd.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-08-05
GOV. DOUGLAS TO ATTEND
BRISTOL COUNTY FAIR

Brockton. Mass, Aug 5.-Governor
Douglas will be the guest OF the Taun-
ton Central Trades Labor union Labor
day and will attend the Bristol County
Agricultural Fair
This will be the only agricultural fair
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-08-05
N. Y. WEEKLY BANK STATEMENT.

New York. Aug 5.-The weekly state
ment Of the clearing house banks shows
Loan increase. sl,3l6.S0o deposits. de-
crease s2.sis. COO. circulation. increase
S6sb. 700. legal tenders. decrease Si.071 700,
specie. decrease. S2.726.400. surplus re-
serve Si2.l63.525 decrease. S3.14i.45O. eN
United States deposits. si42so,200. de-
crease. s3.l40.0o0
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-08-05

Have you something you want 20 ex.
change fer something ese1 Advertise the
fact in The News. IT'S free. You viii
p<oNt by ".
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-08-05
TO NEW LONDON AND OCEAN Beach

Popular excursion by special train from
Providence and stations 20 Westerly In
elusive Tuesday, Aus sth. Full par
ticulars advertised in another column
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-08-05

WANTED-RooMs. TWO OR THREE
partly Furnished Rooms. with heat for
housekeeping. State price and loca tion.
Address O-49, News Office S-S
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-08-05
Tho AOX York Stock Market.

Reported for The News over the pri-
vate wire of EDWARD p. SHELDON &c
CO, Bankers and Brokers. Room 2Ji.
Banigan building
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-08-05
The Cotton Market,

Reported for The News over the pri-
vate wire Of EDWARD p. SHELDON &
CO. Bankers and Brokers. Room pa,
Banigan building.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-08-05
SEPTIC POISONING EEAREB

Saratoga. y Y. Aug 5-Isidor
Womser. sr. the New York banker. -
still IN a serious condition after the opera
tion performed upon him for the removal
of n gall stone Septic poisoning is feared
Have you found somethlna1 Advertise
Il In The News. You may get q r,<ard
and the ad costs nothing.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-08-05
DEPUTY SHERIFF
SWEET DROWNED

ESQ
house this forenoon when
word reached there Deputy
q death by gansett Bay.
and possessed
8 of many qualities.
He did not appear
Bayse this did
ment Later a story while
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-08-05
FEVER. HAS
CLAIMED TOTAL
Of 98 VICTIMS


yellow New
} FOUR total deaths to dates
The yellow gradually
has nspred the localau with
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-09-08
Gfambalen / @cgjerings- -SrDfferiet

SIQHOUlcN I UcJJeltuY8=&Iytte
er / Girs6ags forelebig en6t, i6et
Ereii6ent &ooiepelt Dar gipet 2eoe=
rem al bette &egierings= =Departe=
'ment, 8ub1ic &rinter S. @. &al<
ner, Or6re til at in6gipe i'm &eiig-
nation. Sen 6irefte Mariag til oet=
te par, at &aln1er bab6e forlangt, at
Ito 9lf6elings= =Sormen6 unoer 9rDf-
feri= 0epartemeutet ifuloe afife6iges
poa @runb al Snirbor0ination.
sSn1tblerti6 lto6 Halmer ielb paa iaa
ipoge 6go6er, at set blep ba1n ielp,
Ser naatte fortraffe, bpo6 Ser bar
bnret forr6let lpngere Sis. @n
ipeciel &o1nisiion bar nenlig unoer=
ipgt @nfeltbe6erne pe6 &jebet al ct
itgrre Mntal Settemaffiner til @rug
i Departementet, og oe1rne bar bragt
Sing for 2piet, Ser, / bpert Sal6 in-
6irefte, fonrpromitere6e Halmer.
&ublic 8rinter bar en- aorIig Gage
[of $4,000, og be aarlige 8ebillin-
ger til Bette Departement belgber fig
/ til z MtIIipner Collars.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-09-08
oil Set iin1pelt ben bline paaltooet, at
lloenrigsn1iniiteriet, bjulpet al Yre=
ii0ent Mopiepelt. bar iolat Miaet.

w w Itt@lf\%% DN's ~~'OS f/uSsI%Nt\tSA, ~
ltOenriesminiiteriet, bjnlpet al Yre
lioent &ooieoelt, bar iolgt 9figet.
Sapan bap0e i ga1nle Gage Ell
&rigerfaite, Sanlnrai, og set er Sen:
8lob> ion enonu er set raa0en6e
&Gren, og iom er fonmet &og
General &ooolnu, Spamas Stobs
gbef, Sen melt tntelltgente al Ser
rene Militerfoltc, pil blipe 2eoeren
| 0on pil utpiulionlt fao Stptte al Sc.
uerolerue Moioguoo, Sfu og @oto
SEN i11u % 0pgtige @lbernpr paog geu
6orlnoio. Span,a, &urofi og 9feb5=
6u pil til at begDnGe meD blipe tro
fmo0 &e;lerell, men @opeornoslen al
f@9rens Sfficcrer pil iiffert ,1of ilut=
te Jig til &o0on1a. Sapon bar $780,
900 u0rulteoe :Sul0oter, forlloel1
Goolier og Sc onore Tolfeflosier
6elten for 9jebliffet. Sc troer, at
Sc me6 2etbeo fun iloa &uslono, er=
obre set pitlige @ibirien, og Sc er
olle reoe til og ibrt9e for at fon1n1e
til at Haas.
Set ber iffe pGffe Iorbopielie, ont
SGren intet @enipn toger til Jreos-
traftaten, itp0er 4ejieren tiliioe og
fortietter &alnpeu joni Sc far be-
gpn0t Sen Sen Sro, at Sc fan tpin=
ge &uslon6 til at gipe, bbao 6e for
LANCER. Solicit % Eresien er inare-
re onti=monorfiif eno anti=opnaitiif,
og en- iao6on 8euegelie pil0e finoe
ipri9 ;Stette boS 6em begge.
Ser er ingeu Spipl ont, at Mori-
nen pil6e blipe lopol moo &ejleren.
9en er u0biflet al 6e npere 6orbolo
og bar ingen Jorbtn6elie ne6 Sen
gomle &rigerfalte-Mano, ser er Sen
raa6enoe / @Gren fra un1inoelige
Ti0er.
Otter alt bpa6 aorreiponoente,1
far bprt nerer bon i11gen 5oipl ont,
at bois &pmllra ,tnberifriper sSreos=
fontroften / oens miloe iSpru -
bpo0 fan 10 m1 far giort = pil Gp=
Sen bpre bam pts, mar fan fomn1er
tilbage til Sapan 9ette ipne5, ef=
ter bbo6 ser nDlig meboeltes fra
Eortsmoutb, ogiaa at ltao oe japa-
nelilfe Jre0sfon1islerer flort. @n
al ocm far nplig ltotalt, eftcr at man
bar blepet enig ON lre6sbetingeller=
ne, at 11aar 6e gift ttlbage til Sapon,
bar Set maoife for at blipe 1tene0e
eller blibe 6rnbt n1e6 3Dnon1it. $
ioo 6alo, og un0er Sen Jorloint=
ming, at 6re6sbetingelierne bliper
oberbolote, pil 6tsie MGn6 / San0=
be0 blipe Mortprer for Sre6ens bel=
lige Sag.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-09-08

@mlfeber @pibemiem / Seem Sr.
leans menes MI at b9re nnoer &or-
troll, taffet p9re 6e fraftige 9lnltren,
gelier of oe 1te6lige slutboriteter /
Torbin6elie me6 &egieringens @un6.
beosp9ien. Sp til BEN 4. September
bar Ser b9ret anmel6t 1924 Til.
fel6e, af bbilfe 287 far babt oe6e.
Zig l1ogang. @por alborligt man to-
ger 8ampen fan les af at en- ite61ig
2age> Ser baboe foriemt at anneloe
ct npt @nlfebertilfel6e, iom ban bab-
De un6er 8eban6ling, n1oatte tilbrin.
ge IA Sinner / 8DfengiIet. Ser rap.
porteres ita6ig npe Silfel6e fra 8per
/ SEN ip0lige Misiisiippi6al, iaale6es
fra Heniacola, 6lori6a, @icfsburg,
@iis., og ar6re Ste6er, ligele6es er
anmel6t ct Stlfeloe fra sSn6ian
TerritorD.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-09-08
2r. .. 6. Galmpn, 2eoer al 8u=

9r. .. 6. Salmon, 2eoer al 8u=
reou Of 9lntmal Snoultrp UNDER
slgerbrugs =9eparte1ne11tet @aib<
ington, ser iom ti0ligere omtalt bar
beifplot for l,regelmgslig @nbeos-
fprlel, er peo Sen Sen s(nleoning
in0le6eoe ltnoeridgelie li6lte ltge bles
bet ol6eles fritjen6t. @an belfploteS
for at bope taget Jig ltloplige 6or~
6ele, i6et fam ion @eoejer af ct
GrDffertfirma bap6e faaet Bette oper>
oraget 2eperance al nogle Mgrfeie6>
ler til 8rug peo 8ieofontrollen. S
&apporten paapege6es set, at bans
6orbinbelie me6 ct pripat 6orret<
rings fir1na maaife life bar al0eles
FORFEIT men bet fltn6e life paabiies,
at Fan pao 11ogen Maa6e bap6e bapt
nogen 6or6el 6eraf paa &egierin-
gems @efoitning.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-09-08

90 Be bar gobe. Sen 11pe &oriit.
in6e:: uSeg bab6e go6e @run6e til
at tro, at leg btloe funne gjere 2Dfa
fe / &orets forrelte @9ffe.
Genin6en: uOg fortalte D11 Ma-
nageren 6tsie @rl1nbe?"
. 9en npe &oriitinbe:: rMei leg
bilte bam 6en1."
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-09-08

Se2isb gaaboers oe genners Dp.
n1nrffonnbeo poa bette Blob, big benz
bore liberale EiIb1i6, frenrfatte fer i
BIaoet, og foribg at ftaffe os 1 M
@onnert.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-09-08
Scrmbamcmlpffe / @malamb. @iI

ScrmbamcnlDffe / Gn9lan6. St6=
ite 6re6ag in6traf Ell flor l1lpffe pao
BEN engel1fe Great @oltern 8ane, ibet
be iioite &asiagerbogne / ct @fspres.
tog peo @itbom Station lpb al Spo,
ret 11etop lon Soget TOM in6 til Sta=
tionen. Sc leb i1r6 imoo Stattons.
8pgningetl iotn blep felt oe1noleret,
cg 10 Me11nelfer 6rebtes. 2ofomoti.
bet og Sc forreite Yasiogerpogne bleu
paa Sporet.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-09-08

Sc 2anife / 1Jernoale, Sal. 0er.
@op @oper forteller / u8ien" felgen-
Sc ON bore 2anos1nenb 6ern0ale,
blonbt bpilfe Fan bar opbol6t fig paa
en- 6erierejie:
9en bonife 8eiolfning / Jernoale
fon,mer fra operalt biemne / set
gan1Ie 2ano, men &ooeoparten er
olIigebel Slespigere. S slarene fra
1866 til longt in6 70=erne par ITO
panoringen fra Slespig un1aa0elig
flor. S 5 ito6 en6tut BEN Gong iom
ct 1tin6friet 2efte, Ser be6 iin Op-
fpl6elie iful6e gibe 6em &et til at
fomme tilboge til 6ereS &iem=
@n Sing bliber inart bemerfet,
noar man er fommen til Gern6ale
og fomn1er rllnot iblo116t 2an6s=
men6ene 6eroppe, nemltg bette, at
6e / 6eres in6bDrbes Samtale benDt=
ter fig al bort 6onlfe Mooersmaal.
Ser / 5an GSranctsco er set piitnof
Sc lenere 9lar blebet meget be6re,
etb iom set far b9ret, men alltgebel
gaor bt og breffer en- Masie @ngelif
af % til bberal16re, til 8eiber for os
felp og til i11gen @nbn. S 6ernbale
taller 6e life alene Danif, Der er
fp6t 0onmarf, men alle 6eres 8grtt
taller ltge iaa rent Donif ion ON 6e
fom lige biemme fra set gatnle
2anb. Snn bare 0anifer11e ober
alt bab6e Toritaaelien al, bbor uen=
DeI:g meget 6e taber / Sorboloet
oper sor beres 8grn beo at Sc bar
bnnnet fig til ben l1bane at breffe
Igs paa ct Sprog iom oe farreite
al og forn1aar at beberffe ion bort
banffe Mp6ers1naal, 90 bil6e 6e
pisielig bope betanft fig to @a1ge
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-09-08

9anifcrcn Battling Melions 9tr=
pefamp meo 2igbttpeigbt Champion
@ritt, Ser ifal foregao pao en6riluft=
Slatform Can Troncisco poo 2pr-
bag 9lften, imgoelees me6 ubpre
Gpanoing lei; SportSn>r.>l%,,1.
Ser er allereSe |luttet n1e9et fetuoe<
.ie, &Gooema.!! 1nen 90: lsr us iii,
III Gisie nGrmeit gaar uo sr,: at S'ri:.
hi; tin6e &an1oon, fjpnr ser er ,noa.
1e Der er fife: paa, at h'a lille
Ganifer pil f!ore Jig itolt / 6enne.
s California far ser ifie iioe, @uln<
qretaroa9ene 49 peret tilt ioa !;::::.
scn es1,tereSfe ior en- 9iGocf.:mp inln
for 6enne. 9llle &la6ier er forlengit
re'olgte, og De- fun6e n::o 2ettcS
t.rrei ioIgt , 600 &laoi,-- til, r:n
melt bob6e babt 6eln. Set hcutcS,
at Ser bil for1me til at ]lan ioa0ant
n"pet iom $4,000 i'll &nS,rens
Gistoiition. Com ti0!iJ'rs omtolt
!sar 6en @inoe1be bele Sl1ftn9::sn,
ml::ens SEN Gberbun6,!s intet ianr.
Set r1aa 6a )mbes, at OF blipc or
&cnhsmano, OR gaar al mes Seir.a.
e:ijer @igen6e fal ban ptsrs / @eiio-
oe'i: af en- iun9 efonon1;if 5ans, scr
otr bragt bam iii at leu..,, Sc iffe fan
Eenge, ban allere6e bar bun6et, j
rentable @ienbomnte Chicago, ion1
bans Sober beitDrer for ban1. Sc
lfJrite 8enge, ban tiente be6 gtebe.
fanp, brugte ban til at betale @ipl<
ben pao lin Gaoers &ns / &egetpicf,
ST. 9igeleoeS roles ban for fin
moaoebolone 2ebebis, ban bberfen rp-
ger 9obaf, 6riffer 5pirituoia elIe1
11licresierer fig for &eitepaooelgb. &
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-09-08
Rldndt rand$mxuQ / Hmerika.
NnuesMe RnAn.)
(Issert,sssse snaatia1 ira spanet RilAe.)

Mapur =. y. Mcliun al @aeiuc,
Der iom befiel1ot er Senoerjp0e al
6pbiel, blep iioite ltge palgt til Ar0=
fioent for @iseomlin 2eague Of slrnc-
ricon municipalities, ser bol0t lit
Morsmp0c / &acine.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-09-08

&aa 6crierejic. @ieo G,maro
2injenS Camper uGoronio" afleile6e
forleoen fra @sbjcrg til 9ln1erifa eu
10=aarig 9renA Mrtbur 9fielien, Ser
i cit Mool1eos Sis bar opbolot Jig I
&oloing poa 6eric6elpg bos i'm 9co=
ltefo0er. ga 9rengen fon til Sol
oing, fl,noe ban life tale ct bmnif
Sro, men er Ill, ioo goot inoe I
Sproget, at ban fan gipre Jig for
ltaaeligt Set. slrtbur bprer bienme
/ @artfor0, Gom.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-09-08

Gm np oanif San9furenins bliper
i oenne 5io itiitet iuoenfor 8rooer-
lornflrnoslogen / Sm 6roncisco.
2pgen beltri0er ollie Sc fprelpbige Ito
glitter.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-09-08
Gaitur =. @rpmsbcra, &relt bel

9saitur =. @rpnsberg, 8relt beo
sen norife lutberife Sor SSreliers
&irfe San 6roncisco, feire6e 0en
20. slugult lit 25 slors Hrnlteiubi-
lnum og ian1ti6ig lit Splpbrplllp.
S allie Sc 25 9lor far fan nirfet peo
SEN iomne &irfe. Son og bonS @1=
itrt mo0tog Gagel1s 9lnleoning tol=
rige 2pfenifl,inger og n1o1ge neroi=
fltl6e @aper, % &irfens Jorlam=
lingsial ofbol6tes cit i6elt 9ogenS
elnle6ning.
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&aa Yeip9 / Trbrelanoet. st al

&aa Yeip9 / TGbrclanoet. st al
SEN banlfe Seem sorfer+&plonts
fremrogenoe 9feolemmer, @eneral<
agent for rM1si. 2ife Sniuronce@o. Z"
6. 8. u. riltianien er iflg. u0brg. 4"
lomn1en mes lin lrl1e anfommet til
9anmorf poa ct lGngere 8elpg. 9islc
Gage benptter ban til at fornp 9e~
fienotifabet me0 9eoroiielloilo og
&piten; un0cr ct 8eipg, ban iaale=
oes forle0en aflag0e paa Gfo0sborg
8ooebotel, bereotes Ser bam Ell lille
Spation, ioet Srfeltret pe0 bans
Sn6tr90en ipille0e Sen amerifanlfe
Ntationalmelooi.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-09-08

Ms9cr Gilersgaaro er ifelge Sir.
benbapnerblaoet u0annebrog" 9sap'
net poa Ell 81 9lar ga111lnel 2an0s=
mono, ser befleoer Sen betroeoe Still
ling lon1 Speringe,1ipr peo Seroens
itprite Spoplmine, ultnion Sulpbur
Company, bpis Nfiner ligger /
2ol,iiiono, 16 Nfil fra @re11ien al
5eras og so @iil fra @olfen. Oilers
goaro, Ser ar eli Spn al &eoaftpr
@ilersgaaro / Miooelfart, bar fun
nGret / slmcrifa ct &or slars Sio.
@an bapoe slniGttelle hos ct Maifin-
firno / 9feip Dorf, ser ie116te bam
til Spoplmiuerne / 2ol1iiiana for at
oipre ct Onerilag oper nogle 8eltil~
lineer til oisie. san giorbe "a ct
iao 9oot S,1o:rpf paa Snoplfonpag-
niets &rnii0crt, at oenne tilbpo bo1n
Stillineen iom Speringenipr meo
en- n,eget bpi 9e9pn0ellesgoge. &an
er I'LL beifieftiget mes at uoarbeioe
&loner for Sn0leggelle at mt @a=
itineri og orone 5elifabets Srans-
portpeje. slt Oct er en betp0elig 81
Drift ban iaole0eS er fomn1et til at
leoe, les of ut Selifabet roa6er oper
ct 9lreol paa 800 'slcres, bpor Spopl=
ct lieger ct 100 til 200 500 tpft
Sag. Selifabet beifieftiger 600
Manb, til bpilfc Set bar bpg9et @,llc,
iom set leier us for en- billig Hris,
bporbos set belpiier 400 Man0. 0,t
bar &irfer, Sfoler, @oipitaler og
@ogerier for slrbeioerne, fort iaat
olt, bpa6 Ser berer til ct mooerne
Samfunb.
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Mrs. @anna Gbriitenien, 2iper=
more, cit al Sc el6ite 9anife / Galt=
fornio, er 'plig afgaaet peo Gpoen
/ Ell sloer al S6 slar, ifriper u8ie,1"
Sum bar fp0t 1919 @oglebp paa
2ongelon0. Sort efter ben6es 9gg=
tefplles 3po, / 9loret 1872, rejte
bum til 9ln1erito, bpor blrn fpr Ell
1io opbolot Zig bos lin 8ro0er Ecter
Ma6ien &eterlen San 2o1,is Sbis=
po, ienere far bltn babt lit 9jem 6os
lin Cater og Sptgerlen, Mr. og
Mrs. Mobs @anien 2ipermore.
9en gamle Game, Ser altioo blep 86
Mor gan1nnel, par fattet af enbper,
ser fenote ben6e. Sum efterlober fire
Spnner og el1 Cater / 2ipernore.
Mf 8ernebprn er ser 36 og al 8pr=
neber11sbgrn life n1in6re en0 1S.
Sen 8ort9angne bar pe6 lin ful0e
8epioltbe6 til set ii01te og maatte
fln boloe Sengen for on1trent iefs
Tiger, in6en Dg6en i116troo6te. 9e=
grapelien bar en af Sc lterlte, man
bar let Der paa @gltel1. Sra fjern
og n9r fom 2onosmG1o og man
talte pper 100 &jeretojer.