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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-01-05
THE HOUSE.

The house of representatives was called
TO order by Speaker Burlingame at II :55.
and when a quorum was found present
the records OF the preceding proceedings
was read and approved.
At 1925 tho senate communicated the
message OF His ENcellency George III.
Utter, governor Of Rhode Island.
The message was then read by the read
ing clerk. Raymond q. Mowry. and was
received on the part OF the house
The message WAS laid on the table tenn
porarily. the speaker announced and az
1870 tho house adjourned on motion OF
Mr. Rathbun OF West Greenwich.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-01-05
ASSEMBLY HEARS MESSAGE
Continued from page One.

Continued from page One.
Christopher f.. Chsmplin. Harry F, Nu-
gent. BENJAMIN r Robinson, Jr.. Thomas
McKenna
State Property-Norman ]" Cspwell.
John ". Edwards, William F. Caswelt
Eugene L. Young Henry A. sisson.
Mlitla-Walter r. Stiness. Andrew
Luther. James A. Northup. william r.
Caswell, John A Remington.
Elections--Elisha Dyer, George r. Law
ton. Louis W Arnold, George w. PARROT,
John A. Remington.
Senator Delaney OF Pawtucket offered
an act which was an amendment 20 the
charter OF the Royal Weaving company.
increasing the capital stock TO $4,000. 900.
referred 10 the committee on corporations.
ON motion OF Senator Horton the senate
at 1926 adjourned TIL Friday.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-01-05
DIED..

5A5COCk--In this city. the 4th inst,
Adrienne j. Bsbcock. widow Of the
late Albert w. Babcock. aged 81 years.
months. II days.
Funeral Saturday. the eth inst, at l
o clock p. m. from her late residence. 13
Babcock street Relatives and friends
are invited TO attend. Burial at con-
venience OF family.
New York and Boston papers please
copy
ClARk-In this city. on the Sd inst.
Francis p. son OF Patrick and the late
Julia Clark. aged % years.
Funeral Friday morning, the 9Th inst.
at $3.50 O'Clock, from his fathers resi-
cathedral at o'clock. Relatives and
friends are invited TO attend
cOVNE-In Lymansville, on the 4th
inst. Thomas J. Coyne.
Funeral from his late residence. No.
Is Allendsle avenue. Lymansville. Sat
urday. Jan 7th. at $50 a. m Requiem
mass at ST Thomas church, Fruit Hin
avenue. at Q A. m. Relatives and friends
are invited To attend.
DockER-In this city, Sd inst, Earl
Raymond. infant son Of Thomas j. and
Priscilla Decker, aged months, 20
days.
Funeral on Friday. the 9Th inst. at 2
o'clock D. m. from his fathers residence.
rear OF ss4 Eddy street. Relatives and
friends are invited to attend.
DoWNEs-In this city. on the tth inst.
John A. Downes. Residence. No. 2S
Brow street. East Providence.
Notice Of funeral later.
oARvIN-In this city. Jan. 2. Mary A..
daughter OF Patrick and Mary A. Gar
win.
Funeral from her parents residence
u Julian street. Friday, Jan s. at $40
o'clock A. m. Requiem mass at st. Mary's
church, Broadway, at a. m. Relatives
and friends are invited TO attend.
oEARIN--In this city. on the 4th inst.
Elizabeth X. wife OF William Gearin.
Funeral from her late residence. SIS
Branch avenue on Friday Jan. 6. at
$3.50 a. m. Relatives and friends are in
vited TO attend.
EEIAND-In Norwood. Mass. on 81
inst. Mrs. Florence Maud CvinaD 1e-
land
Notice of funeral later
LovELL-fn East Greenwich. on the 81
inst Enoch W. Lowell. IN his 7sth year
Funeral Friday. the 9th inst. at p.
m, from his late residence. Relatives
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-01-05

and friends are invited to attend with
out further notice. Burial at convenience
Of the family.
lULL--In Pawtucket on the Sd inst.
Isabelle H.. wife OF Harry s. Lul aged
az years.
Funeral from her late residence. ~
Allen-aVenue-A Saturday, jan. at2-p-
m. Relatives and friends are invited TO
TO attend.
LUTHER-In North Swansea, 4th inst.
Clara Estelle. daughter OF Edward r.
and the late Madeline A. Luther in
her 18th year
Funeral at her fathers residence Sat
urday. Jan. T. at o'clock p. m. Rela-
tives and friends are invited to attend
without further notice.
McoUiSTON-In Pawtucket, on the Sd
inst, Julia A, widow OF Joseph Nc
Quiston, aged so years.
Prayer at her late residence 81 Cap
ital street Friday. Jan s. at 1:15 p. m.
Funeral services at the Park Place church
at o'clock. Relatives and friends are
invited 10 attend.
MooRE-In this city, 4th inst. Mary
Ellen, wife OF William Moore. Resi-
dence, SO Douglas avenue.
Notice OF funeral later.
PixLEY-In this city. the sd inst..
Charles G. Pixley. aged as years.
Funeral Friday. the 9Th inst, from his
late residence. 81 Ring street. at 4 .. m.
Relatives and friends are invited to at
tend.
RHODES-Tn Pawtucket on the 4th
inst. Esther. widow Of William Rhodes.
aged 66 years
Funeral from her late residence. -o6
Walcott street, Saturday, Jan. z, at 2 p.
m. Relatives and friends are invited -
attend.
sHAW-rn East Providence. on the "a
inst, Mary. wife OF the late Jubai
Shaw. In her soth year.
Funeral from her late residence. No.
GO Taunton avenue, East Providence.
Friday. Jan. 9Th, at o'clock y. m. Rel
atives and friends are invited to attend.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-01-05
What Others
Are Saying

at must be admitted that foreigners
cannot comprehend our complex system
or government. and perhaps for their
benefit. To obTate error and disappoint-
ment, an amendment defining the legal
differences 10 be refefed might be advi-
sable. To an American the insertion OF
any qualifying words would be sheer sur
plusage. Chicago Record Herald.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-01-05

The Massachusetts house of representatives by thar
partisan declared the Thomas F. Curey elected
that body the election Jail
charge of conspiracy against the laws of the United States when
elected He and his brother had falsely themselves
other who had applied to take the civil service examna
tons They acted for constituents but very properly the
zeal of the representative is approved.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-01-05

"a truly wise ruler would seek this mo-
ment. when the whole world IL acclaiming
the heroism Of his soldiers, to make the
peace the Japasese are not only eager for
but are willing 10 accept on moderate
terms. There has been slaughter enough
IN all conscience TO warrant the nations of
the earth I'm united action 10 stop any
more. There are mightier forces than the
Japanese ighting against the Tsar-and
at home. Now York Post.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-01-05

"Ciumshoe Bill" Stone from He
charges concerning campaign contributions investigated by
United There nothing the resolution about
the charges made by Mr. Steffens
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-01-05

Laid of great leader,
Theodore Thomas 1t difficult realize the services of this
country. He who
the world better by his having lived
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-01-05

Sam Fessendens election president of the Connecticut
does first blush be advantageous Governor
Bulkelys aspirations for the United States
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-01-05

built by the Russians remaining Scurvy soldiers and
render.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-01-05

California reports crop OF pounds of prunes
Florida will have hustle hopes publicity for its
berry crop
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-01-05

Subscribers to The News regularly receiving their will
Donfer favor by sending notification Office of any
ure in delivery that may The obtained
from newboy from
v1l be appreciated by The News management
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-01-05

What Rhode Islanders admire in Governor Utter his
penchan for saying he and meaning he says
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-01-05

Among the list of diseases prevailing Port Arthur General
Soessel failed mention the grip Nog had the place
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-01-05

1T is a matter for congra tulation that
Senator Chaunoey NJ. Depew is TO succeed
himself and this particularly because IL
has been shown 90 Governor Odell that
there Is limit 10 boss-shp even i'm New
York. Cleveland Leader.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-01-05

The Delaware idea continues be deadlock and it is good
one as long Gasman Addicks cause contention.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-01-05

Again Gov Pennypacker takes his pen in hand write him
down and-wel, the word isn't necessary.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-01-05

5A5COCk-In this CITY, the 4th inst,
Adrienne j. Bsbcock. widow Of the
late Albert w. Babcock. aged 81 years.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-01-05

himself and this particularly because IL
has been shown TO Governor Odell that
there is a limit TO boss-ship even i'm New
York. Cleveland Leader
There s a pervasive sentiment that
the Republican party rather than the
Democratic party I'm the last campaign
represented purposes and policies most
advantageous TO Southern interests. and
besides this there appears TO he a genuine
sentiment OF personal admiration for the
strong character OF Theodore Roosevelt" ="
--Pittsburg Gazette
For our part we are heartily with the
large section OF the press which has for
some time advocated the revival Of the
whipping post for wife beaters. "-Cincin-
natl Enquirer
Now this country Is loath TO play the
policeman I'm the disturbed belt below
Panama. that Is not tho spirit and intent
Of the Monroe Doctrine But II such little
nations as Neneznela-for whom, by the
way, we but recently did a signal service
in the matter OF boundary adjustments
n such 50 called governments continue to
make themselves unpleasant and a gener-
nj nuisance I'm the family OF nations it
may be incumbent upon Uncle Sam To In
culcate a little moral suasion into his
policy Of raternal protection. San Fran
cisco Call.
"Foreetiul OF what he owes 10 the
United States he has insulted and injured
It's citizens Under the circumstances the
American government will be justified In
notifying President Castro that he must
play the game fairly-that his dishonest
atten,nts 70 DELAY Tho paVmcnt Of iust
debts must stop."-Chicago Tribune.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-01-05

Now it is Governor Douglas.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-01-05

That old enemy of New Engande the grip s attracting
attention in many communities.
u ;c Do,o
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-01-05

and friends are invited TO attend with
out further notice. Burial at convenience
Of the family.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1905-05-24
Die @eipinnnns oss 6bintn.

Bie bag G6inin gefppnnen miro, erz
sG6lt Elm Yflun3er iE RieoerldnDiIdz
sSnoien folgeuoermdben: sd pflanae
bier hauptiG9li6 Gbtndbdume, aus
oeren Rtnoe Gbtniu geponnen DtrS.
0ir taGfen bic Saut bon elmer beions
Oeren pfldnSung, bic nur Rutters
bGume bat, d6er feline &inbe erntet.
Dele mutter6dume Fno nit unenbz
li6er Mi6e uno 8ebulb our6 pieoers
6olte areu3ungsn gu St0noe getonts
men unb persoelt, 10 oaB es jeBt Ntlts
terbdume gibt, beren Rinbe einen 8es
bait bon 20 b. 8. uub mebr Gbintn
bat, gsgeE friiber uur unsefdbr 2 b. 8.
Die 9Gume iperben ni9t nur our9
l1ebertrugung bes 8litbenitau5s perz
eDelt, lie peroen aud gepfropft. @tr
tdufen bic Saut gu PretIen pon$1.50
bis $12 fir bds @ramm; Elm pereDela
ter, tleiner Baum bon bobem 8e6qlt
totet $4. SH etnem 8rdmm Saat
iinb ungefd6r $500 Srii6t6en, bic 10
lei6t IiHb, ouB Elm Sau9 itt pe9trdgt.
nun baut man aus 8dmbus etn tleiz
nes, lanaes Sdus, an eiuerSeit often.
6iertn brtnat man bic bette @r0e, bic
man betpmmen fam; ne pirb oorber
qeto6t, nm ale tleinen SnIetten uno
alien llntrdutIdmen gu t0oten. Siers
auf piro geIGt, uno na6 40 Sugen
liegt eia sriiner Sdirmsr uuf benz
Beet, elm 3ei9en, bah bic Saat teimt,
Denn bic iungen pfduS9en Orei
6ingel bod Iino, peroen Tie in Reihen
in groBe 8eete gepflun5t; nod etnem
Sabr iinp lie / Sub bod unb tOnnen
Ddnn in bic 9drten gebra6t Deroen,
Sier IinD inspti6en in Reiben aui
31a SuB i'm @epiert pflan3lO9er ges
ma9t norOen. &ur3 Dor Dem pflun.
gen perDsn oieIe S%ugeporfen uno BIZ
tleinen 8dumden Gur6 5rauen &c:
pf!anSt, bic bon Morgens 6 bis Ra6:
mittags 8 I9r is 200 auspflan5srl
Iun Beginner neue Sorgen, Die SIR.
ten miiIisn IorgfdItts BON SnIetter
rein gebaltsn uno Der 9posn mub UNI,
oear6eitst perben. SIM oritten SabrI
peroen bic 8Gume, bic mittlerpeil
cine S0be bon 10 Sub errei6t baben
bei1nitten, b. +. bic unterften 3pstg
pernsn abgeIdgt. Sine Qn3a6l 5rauel
tlppft bon DieIsu 3peigen nit einsn
b0lSernsn 9dmmer bic Rtnbe u6
nsl6e na6 Der 6abrtt gebrd6t uni
Bier entpeber in Der Some pber all
erpBen Sefen getrodnet fpirb, tpp6s
lie Elm 8rittel hires 8epi9ts p~erlieri
sit lie .torttrodsn", 10 tpmmt tie i
Sic Miibls, bic our6 elm 9rpBeS Q8di
Ierrab gstrieben Diro, uno pirb bel
ndbe an Pulper p%ermablsu. 0ieIe
Qulper piro in SGde BON ie 100 6i
200 9funD bsrpadt rno bann nae
europa perIdifft, ND bas Gbinin uus
aesoaen piro. Die groben @flanSur
zen ernten iGbrli9 urgefdbr 2 RiEir
nen 9fune trpden, rie stnen Wert
: BON ungefGbr 25-o5 Gents oo
Niuno boben.@
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1905-05-24

IH @af VA
sfE IA ixassEgu ta
sWtU mAg. @tEgHtn
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ett tga8Heti tt AtgltygE8 uEt Ok 80
rtHtHssalttiit ptgaulakt, eiaTlHs4hs
atH 40 tgtiisH. ntlht pen 8ai gBe ets
Dualilit Set 3uittt pigety tegsn ipss
Ten. I'm Der uUebrltttR GpusutEtui
bic Spite 1u bitttH. biIeStea fn ltts
1888 IehE Observation-Disclosures, stgtE
SBGtigtttt f6 in syiitg Siuliat aat
Ssbuug uRo G6Tosrung oss gastsF'
bauoeis srlredt>
Die pprusbmlibRs WObRahms Der
mildpirtbIhaitti6sR gsrbdnos mar
Die Grri6tuna pOn Goutrou I.cttonen,
bic ben 3lpsd babsu Iolteu. bic Butter
proeuttipn oes betrsifsnNsu 8rStrts au
bsauiFihiiaen uno oarauf Su fshtn,
oaB ron ZEN 0ngeihlofsnsn Wolfe
rsitn uur bette @uurs auf ben Iiartt
0sbradt piro. Dieis MaBnabmtR
t~Onnsen naturQsmGB utd]t oNrhgrtts
feno Iein, bd tie nur BON etn3elRsn Sna
tereTenten 0eii6t purotu. tie BADEN Sds
her einen er6ebliGtu @iuflIB auf bic
8eiTerun0 oes boQGHoa6en 8utterdes
I6dTtes aud niat ausiiben tonnen.
3aoeaeu bat n]sueroings Die boudnots
foe Aeaierun5 ij6 bereit ertldrt, bic
Gputroufutioneu finan3iel au unters
fifteen uno ibnen cine Itddtltde S6uBs
marie 3u perIeiben. 0dfiir itno ote
StationeE ieoo9 perpfli@tet, cine
Reibe BON 8eoinguugeH e%tnSuQeben,
beren gffiilung ben hoadnotihen
guttermdrtt in Der Sbat tuieoer auf
cine iplioe 8runolage IteueH iptro.
SieIe geSinsungen Itnc fe6r ftreng
uno i6lisbsn cine 8utterperfdl'1ung
NIT Ginger St6erbeit aus. sic bic
ten benz 6Gnolsr, Der unD:rfdli9te hols
lGnoiI6e Butter taufsn min, bic 8es
tuGbr, odB er refine Butter srbdlt. Dem
gpnIumsnten freiltb, Der Butter in
tleineR Menqen fault. btlft bic Gons
troQitutipn brett per6dltniBmdBig tues
nig; &c Tei benin, oaB sr feline Butter
BON einem 3uDerIGiiigen 8utterbdnoler
bolt, Der fold controuirte boadnotthe
Butter in gr6BtreH aoats 6e5ie4t uno
in ben &letnbanbel 6ringt.
Quqen6lidli6 bsitebsn beretts bier
berartige Stdtioren untsr itautIi6er
Gpntrolle, unb bic bet6eiligten 8reiIe
perIprsfen iib groBe Grfolse oapOn.
@s ipirb ub3uparteu fem, Oh oieIe
unb G5nli6s geItrsbungeu Der bcQdns
biT9en Regterung GrfOlg bdben tperr
hen.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1905-05-24
Rooerne 9tenfteoteit.

gu Rsuiabr itsllts Ii4 Bel uns -
10 er5Gbt Elm 2eIer Der 8erltner
.5GQl. RunoI6au" - Elm neues Sim
bermGo9en Dor, Elm iungeS Ding BON
tnupp u6tsebn Sa9ren, aus Sftpreus
zen, ba, no bic .S9nalppit" UNI Die
nd" fG6rt. Mitts SaHuar f~eisrtsr1
mir am Sonutas i'm 6dusli9en &retls
einen @eburtstdg, uuo i9 ipenbtrte
ou3u cine SlaI6e apfeliett. Worte,
70 6ieB bic Neue, sr6tett audi elm 9lds
bon, uno ais tie bamit ab5tebt, fragt
meme Srau: rNu, Maris, iol6en
8sin baben sic bod sspiB nod ME
qetrunten2" 9drduf Ma.te: Isl ia
bod! SSt T6pn!" Msint Srau uuo
i9 ia6sn uns sineu augenblid itumm
an, bann ruffte i9 mid gu ser Grage
auf: 500 Bel nel9er 8elegenbett
osnn9" antport: Isl, an SOnntags,
fpenn mir in's 8erinteien iingen,
aber -" .Ru, dber?" ermHnterte td,
unb NIT eblsm Sreimutb ertquoa e.
benz @sbrge Der 3G6ne: Der mar
baFer!" Die Solos beIaB 5pur nur
5pet Semoen, 8pei qaar Striimpf'
o6ae Saden unb Elm Puar Sdube NIT
tluppenOen Soblen; i9 fiiblte mid
dber bod 10 ttsf beI9dmt, baB id ei
nt6t elm S~tpeites Nal magic, i9l
apfelIett onSubieten, Iontern 3pg q
por, tie balbigit gu ben betmtf4er Pe.
naten nit benz rbaFeren" Set 3uriid:
SuIenben.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1905-05-24

ValFH ga tts
0a EEtsa III
sa EW aHs
kfs ty lgetsay@S
tw.agn gxFj tE lf1l
etr 9tHst Awaiaa A1i N tH att
aQaaFgi1b tfulhgRss G~a!dgaPLA-s
plaumAHl la ga htiamptFni eagu IN stg
sataH In SEX 8itHgtH tuattHti Ten Va
halt aa8~asAFtFisst. 9Eah hlgltW
Vlart IN a. In trftlr gtHtt ttfogettlih,
lie In BEN 9tattR uHD wrRastAcfg en-
eet Sauitr vit ne NtutIk absFEptRa
tsFn6tR Wliltgn Dor UlRsEitt btt DaFs
mtrtR Witseulna su ptrathttH. Nus
tsoer loltsB ilbsTpiHitrlen Wads Ats
BEN bis 1um eHht nes =pmmsrs ihds
tunasngiIs $4,000 Wlilt0Hsn nsus
Mgiidsn bsreeE. Die gaffa1urs
Der p1iidm In ibrtH ShlupipinltIu
uno ibrs abt0otuHe oErh cine iir
MIenIdsn uuIhdnlitt RduhsruH1, an
gteiaRettn Stelsn 6uVh bic 6lamms
elmer 9Gtbtumps. sriolgt ourd fdoa
tiIhe Testufettorru. BE Sigsns fin
SteIen 3ptd dusssbtlret iiuo. uRo
srpar obut ieot @tgtutbumsihioiguHg
uno geldfiguna. I'm cine erfpIgretds
0urhfibruns hes planes. Der aus Ssl
p6lterungsihidItn 8Sslaus gletts
mGBis augsbt, gu srm0gliGsn, bitten
mir sic ergebeuit. ben in ben udditer
S,ageu iih bel Sbntn meIOsRoen, nit
Quspeisturten p]erIebeueu 8esinfettos
rem ben 3utritt al ben in 9etru6t
tommenser Gellerrdumsn SSbrts Suus
Ies uno bic Yornabme Der sur a6t0os
tuHq Der Miidsu erforoerIihen 9ro2es
buren, geitGtten 3u ipolen."
Der plan Der getdmpfung Der
Midenplags III in &resldu nG6 3pei
Deri6ieosnen Rihiunsen bin ausgedrs
beitet tporben. Gtumdl IoIIen bic iibers
tptnternoen Wiiden eet0otet psrbsn,
bic taft INNER in ben &eIern Der an
Treies 8eldnbe Wurtdnldgsn, 8drtem
unItnbenben SGuIsr gu finoen IinO.
sic befinoen 1i6 bort bduptId6lt6 in
etpus feudten, mad Roroen gslsgeneu
GelIeru on Der 8ede, Iino fir ben linz
geiibten I6Der erfsnnbdr, 6eteden aber
oft gu Saufsnoen bic 6ldfs Der gam
gen Dede. SIN Sriibiabre fdpGrmen
lie aus uno legen ibre @ter in 8eipdis
fer ab, no Iid aus ben Giern 2arDen
unb aus bisIen nab bret bis bier Dos
den pie0er neue Miiden enttpidelu.
QuBer Der S6otung Der iiberpiaterus
ben Miiden 1T ferner in ausii6t ges
npmmen, aud bic in 9epGHern itd
entpidelnben 9arren gu peruihten.
gs banbelt ii6 babel bouptId6lt4 I'm
ItebenOe, nift tiefe DaFerauiammIuns
gen. TteIs iolen entfpeosr our6 3us
T6iittung bsIeitigt tpsrbsn, ober ous
0aTer piro NIT Mdld9itgriiu uno
anoeren larpent5btsnOsn Witteln pers
Tebt. 3unG6It lit oos gdn5e 8orgeben
nur fir ben S6eitniger Stdott6etl,
als ben Don Der RiidsnpIdge an metz
fen betroffeuen; in au.sfdt genrms
men. WenH es ft6 6etpdbrt, 10 lou es
i'm nd6ften Sabre aud auf oas iibrtge
8resluu uusgebebrt tperben.
Der 3ampf gegsn bic Wiidenplugs
uiro alfo bier 3um srftsn Scale aut
Observation-Disclosures @ruuolage plans
mdBiq betrisbeR; mas tn 8reSlau
mDgli6 lit, miiBte AUDI tn anoerep
Orten ausfiihrbur IetH.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1905-05-24
vie frana6iif4s SauE

pie fran30fif4e Saupts
itact pirb i'm Sinbltd auf Die Sport
a~usiteuuns i'm Sabre 1907 ben gr0Bs
ten permunenten Sportpalait oergBtlt
erbalten. Die Regierung biligt ous
9roiett, bisIeR 8aluIt auf benz Marsz
felbe 8u errt6tsn. DaS monumentale
Saupttbpr lit 3piIGen 3peien Der
9feiler bes Giffeltburmes geoa9t.
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Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1905-05-24

Sn Srforp Street, 2ons
bon, 1T cine 5dule fir grlernung oes
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boiae sus gClbensn So65eit lit im
Sabre 1904 I'm preuBiIden Staate
1,490 nal sur 8ertbeilung selangt.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1905-12-22
Chndren burned 10 Death.

Six children were burned to death
at Lindsey, Pa, at an early hour
Tuesday and William Morgan and
wife, the parents, with their two re.
naming children, barely escaped with
their lives. Both father and mother
were badly burned In attempting to
save their little ones from their burn
Ing home. The mother threw two of
the ch%ildrenfrom an upstairs window,
thSyeby saving their lives, and jump
cd herself as the roof fell In. She
was badly burned and Will probably
lose one foot as the result of her inju-
ries. The father Ia also badly burned
about the hands and face but rot ser.
tsuSly. Tae fire was discovered by a
neighbor who FASTENED to the burn.
Ing house and aroused the sleeping
inn at that time the whole
roof and rear Of the house were burn
Ing. The fire originated from q stove
In a small outbuilding adjoining the
home Of the family. Morgan came
to Lindsey from West Virginia only
d short time age.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1905-12-22
a u N Rl

=. x Snaerstood
10 be his right. 1t was never ques
toned.
Before he re- tired fiom business he
was on n occasion visited by q man
from the, south who had been the col.
onel Of the Confederate regiment OF
which lie was o member The ex
Confederate was down at the heel in
every way.
mo n knew what happened dur
ing his visit in Maine, but a few years
ago 1t became known to a few peorls
In the vicinity that the Maine man
helped his old commander to re cup
his fortune. That man ultil 1901,
was q successful broker aud banker in
that city and his silent partner for
nearly fifteen years was the Maine
Yankee who as o democrat held q re.
publican office.
II have travelled all over United
States, and met all sorts of people,
bud / have never heard a civil war
story that was anything like this.
My informant is at the head OF a big
industry In Maine, he told me that
only q few persons knew the facts as
| have stated them. "-Washington
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1905-12-22
q
Killed ktlB Father

Wednesday night at Hills, G6.,
George Gibson, age about 26 years
old, shot and killed his father, w. O.
Gibson. Tho young man same homo,
1t is alleged, In @ drunken condition
and was demonstrated with by his IA
Their. The old gentleman retired to
his room and looked the the door.
Procuring o shotgun, George came
back looking for his father and find
Ing the door locked broke 1t open and
fired once, hitting his father In the
stomach, wounding him 80 badly that
he died In about an hour. Realizing
what he had done, the young man nod
from the house. He was pursued by
his younger brother, John, who fired
at him, wounding him In the arm.
George has not yet been arrested and
when last heard from was at w O..
Parrlsh's, near his home.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1905-12-22
Killed. With Toy Pistol.

At Knoxville, Tenn, on Thursday,
while playing with q fifteen cent toy
pistol Jesse Barber, seven years old,
shot and killed " Walker, his six
year.old playmate. The pistol is of a
type which has been introduced into
the local market for holiday sales.
The boys il the neighborhood soon
learned that small loaded cartridges
could be used and 1t was thought to
be great sport to have q pistol that
would shoot. Mrs. Walker, who saw
the boys a moment before the tragedy
said they we're playing and there was
no thought In the mind OF her son to
even hurt his pllymate. Steps will
takn by the police to prevent the
sale of these pistols.