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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-17
Ter SdDab uOn Ecriicn bci'm &c.
mittrr.

Plus Eori9 miro berihtct: Shob
Wll5oiier Goblin iheint Dor @emit.
tern cine QroBc Nnqit 81 boben. Nm
6reitog, ais nodl erltidenoer Site
mebrcrc icbr itorfc @emitter iiber va.
ria lo8brod)cn bot err Dem Terlonal
oc@ Notel9, in Dem or in FariS nb9c.
lticNCn lit Elm ShalIipiel, oa9 Den
Relpett Dor 81. Waieltdt qernbe nift
81 ocrmcbrcn permod)te. 3unG6lt
llCB CT, oils Die @elpittcrluolfen lid
ott'tbilrntten, ben benblid)tiQten Nus.
ling ndd) ocn Nororte Gnabieu obbez
ltellcn. Gr blieb mGbren0 oeS SobenS
oea crltcn @clpittere in elmer ode lei.
mes S6loi5immcr@, mGbreno Der
Frielier. Den er mitfilbrte, @ebetc ne.
ben linn nllrnlcln mo feline @eqlei.
ter i'm ld)iibcn0 umringcn muBten.
Gr iuollte Nientnn0cn empiongen unO
nid)t eInmol gum Sriibitiid lid bc9cs
ben. Grit gcgen 2 llbr Nadmlittaga,
olS 0aS ltnipetter ctlpos nohqclaiien
hattie, tonnte man i'm ne%ronlaiicn, an
Gid 5l Acben. Is %foitetc ieincm
Seibor5t, Sr. Sdneioer, qroBe Wiibe
nno Die gun5e arait iciner lleberrcs
Dung nm Mu5oiier Goblin oo,u III
betpe9cn, geaen 4 llbr Nohmittoa3
aus5ugcbcn mo Die 2oupre. Somm.
Iltn9en 81 beiidtiaen. Aber ruGhreno
Der @errider Die Sommlunoen eiiria
ltllolrte, frodie ploBlif Elm iltrdtbo.
rer Gonnerid)log, uno oo9 8emiiter
gil0 bon Hellem los. Ser Sfob Der.
Tor olle @ilr0e uno 8eiiteSueuel,s
mart, 5%lttertc an alien @lie0ern lieB
lid) bon Ieinen @eeleitern umrinaen
mo lotort nod &ouie iobren. Son
olelem %gllgenblide an fonnte ibng,ie.
niano mebr gum 9erlalien ieines
3lmmers beiuegen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-17

Don iteben, mie ctluu yoliferS oOcr
Mount 8crllull nit 9telu 9)prt, per.
iiiQt iiber ia Gua0ratnleilell, nab
reno Mem : Norf nit fait 0lcider9e-
polferung oQcroinqa Stooten Sss
lano cinoeredlnet, pon ociien 81 Guu-
orutnteilen MIR 5000 Ndcr gebmlt
iino - ieinc Ginpobncr alti 3O1Glla.
bratmcilcn sertbeilt.
EuriS, eilte compafte Stoot bon 81
Gun0rotmeilen, nit elmer Vepoltes
rltltq bon 100000, Icbt in 5000
@Gricrm mdbreuo Nem . 2)orf'5 @e.
bGll0c etlpo so GlluoratmciIcIL clio
nlebr ola ooppelt baa NrCol bon go.
ria. cinnebmen. Nutiirlid trGumlt
nud) loris bon @roB : ForiS, ocnn
Die &oritGOte mlBerbalb Der @eiciti-
gunQen cingeihlolen, be0edt Dos
.Ner5 6raufreih'S" eincn SlG6en.
rallm Don 40 GilaOrntmeilcn nit Ell.
ncr 0ep0lfcrung bon 3,GO0,OOOMcnz
id)er.
@crlin, Dor cincm %~obr6un0crt
nod Elm GorL uer9lihcn NIT Ocal
oumuligcn &on0ou @ien un0 ga.
ria, lit belttc sic orittgr0Btc Stoot
Guropo'1, Die picrte Der g8elt, mcnn
Chicago ibr old) Oieicu Stang nit
nihtomtlihen 3Gblumgcn ItrettIg
MADDEN m0dte. Berlin, oo9 iibcr 10
GuuorotmciIcn Serritorium ncrIiiQt
bat cine @cu0lfcrunA Don l,SSIl51
Gimuobncrn. Nic lit Oiele StUot,
oie Dem llrt6cil Scr Meltrciien0cn
nab aud cine Der id0niten mo belt.
permaltcten Der @elt lit Qcnnhlen?
Bonn Sabre 1900 bis 1900 nm SlS
Ero5cnt! llno Berlin fonntc, moltc
Die Heih9bnuptitnot DEM 3ltGe Der
Belt ioI9cn mo Die nm NnitluB bit.
ten0cu NoritG0tc nnneftircn, NIT
GeidtiQteit olli cine @epolterunN@
5abl BON 100000 ~gelnngch. IS
iheint ibnl ubcr mebr an Ser GllaIi.
tat. ats an Der Glluntitat gclcqcn 81
iein.
Chicago, iibcr 1903 Guo0rotmeilcu
lid crItredcn0, Don 0enen in0cB MIR
20 Gunorotmeilcn reft bcbnlt lin0,
bat nnd) Der umtlihen 3Ghllng crit
t,G9S,575 G%innobncr. @ien 0o@
I'M Sabre 1891 80 0oritGOte iid) Elm.
uerlcibtc, unO Jest noh St0othen an
Dem onoCrcn llier Ser Tonol nit
omctiionaiithtigen Iulen blidt, lit
bon 1,622,2G9 Wcnihen bcpobnt.
Mcbr ais iiini Ndtel ser Stoot iino
NSGl0cr. ySiclen mn Meinbcrgc,
mcbr ais Elm 3ebntel &orts. @Grten
uno oiientlidc YlGbe. Qicien @roB.
itGotcn lolqcn EcterS6nrA nit 1,2lS,z
139, EbiIoOelpbin nit 1,293,G97 unO
WoStou. StG0te mie Ecfin0, Con.
itnntinopel, Canton Calcutta, Sofio
ut0 Slota limo cbcniollS 81 oenNPil.
lioncnlt0oten 81 rcdDnen, lutnn olldI
bel oicien StGotcn pon elmer anna
bcrno corretteu 3Gblllng nidt sic Nc.
&c iCin fam.
So9 Froblem iiberp0lferter @roB.
1tG0tc mo cntp0lfcrter Qal0z IiItritte
bat europa niht minoer mie Nmcris
ia in Den nGhitcu Gs5eunien 81 Is.
len. CgSbl.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-17
@aHcrfrGitc i'm Sicuitc Der ScdJnlf,

3uperlGiiigc NnQubcn ilbcr ole3ahl
Der NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 81 crbolteh
Die ori Der gon5en Gr0c 9e9enlOurlIN
bcnlltt iperoen. lit IciOer cine leDr
ihmierige Auigobc. Mus molldeIl
NGnocrn limo iiberbnllpt feline 3ubIell-
9ln0u6en gu beiduiicL uno Die ans
onOcren iino oft ihou nernltct. Sle
iol0cnoe lleberlid]t, oic cine @elomnlt'
Eier0efrait 5ienllid Don nrlocrtDa!o
MiQionen ergibt, lnIaBt ollie Dp'
0ruuliiheu G%lcftri5it0t9 = IrIn1eit,
pom oenen einigernluBet 5~lloerlaNI1e
NnQnbcn Slt erlongen mdren. 3rpcI'
ieloa lit ie0oh n%n5lmcbmell, Dap c@
nod, onoere ger,lQ gibt, iiber Die MIR
nidt3 81 erfabren iOur. NilBeroem
0iirite in 10 morld)cr Scr NnloAen III
oen nodiolgenb on9ciiibrtcn Sdnocrn
sic mlSgebettete &raItlnenae 1roBtr
ieiu, ais ST. Der 3cit, aus Der oIe'c
StotiItif berriibrt. Gllrd) @ol'ertrolt
brtriebenc Gleftri3itGiS gScrte CAB c2
olio: in ocn Ger. Stuaten BON Vine
rita nit 527,641 Eicr0etrdttcn, III
Canada nit 22S,225. III Merifo nit
1870, IN &ene5uclu NIT 200, III
@roiilicn nit 800, in &apdn mt
1850, IN Ger Sdmci} nit 33,3O2, III
Tronfrcih nit 1Gt,3l3, IN GcutId)
lono nit SLOT, in Scltrcid) nit 49,
GOO, in SdJmeoen nit 1000, III MuB'
lono nit 10000, III &tnlien nit 21O,-
600. in &noien nit 1850, III Siio,
oirifu nit 200, in @roBbritnmien
nit 1906 ..... ober 5ulonmcn nit
tlS3,390 EieroetrGiten. Qarnod)
Bari mon pobl %anncbncn, oaB Die
@oiicrfroit, sic olli Der gonSen Groe
5llr Gr5cuglu1g bon Glettri5itot ge9cll.
luGrtig oll9gcnuBt miro. minocltcn9
5ruei Miaionen FieroefrGiteu gleid)
fOnlnlt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-17

orellllol iopiel, luie 81 groGbritonii,
'dle pocr Die 0itrcidi'dl lul9nrlld)c
ooer Die ioponiide. Mcnn ollo olid)
Soli'enoe ruiiii6cr SoIOOtcn I'M oft
nltntilhcn arieqe u%m2cton1nIen limo
mo nod umfommcn lrnO lucnll net
terc 5ouienoc BEL Ocn l(nrltben oea
lebten Sobres ibr &ebcn etll9ebllBt
baben, 70 ipielt Dies bod MIR ellte MI
nlnlale MoIle geQcniibcr Der natllr'
lifen @ermebrln0 Ser ul'liidIel
&olfafrait ourdJ ocn llcbcrld)llB Der
@ebitrten. &nociicn, mie crpdblt,
ollf Die meiiten onocrou @roBmndte
fonnen nit ibrer ndtitrlld)cn 9enolfe'
rings T%ermebrlmg 00l} }lllrlcoelI
lein. NuSgenommen 0uOon ut Icolg
lid 6ranfreid, ociicu gerluae @eblIr.
ten5abl nod elmer nclcrcIt lillo an
ldelncno mobl begriiu0cten NIlldDlllc
nldt lomobl uuf oa5 3mcltmoer'FrllI'
sip, mic olli Den ltortcn Nltobo.9eIl'B
5uriid5uiiibrcr lit. Md6rclo III Den
meilten anoeren @uitlrldnoern Der
Acknowledgement iid) ucrminocrt bat
ODER gum @anigItcn itcbcn 0ebliebell
lit, bat CT in 6ronfrcih itort 3ll9e.
nomnlcn. Mit IS Yiter olli ocn &opt
Der 9ep6ltcruma ac6rMlttcn Ole
G%ron5oien gcnou ooppcIt 10 plcI vi
fohol, mie leutihlNn0.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-17
Sdiacr'ide WeoidJte in dlinclldDcr
llebcricBnng.

Gincn edit oitoiiotiiden @citro0 SIR
Stiacr. 6eier bringt Eroi. ". Iorte,
Der befonnte Sebrer bca GbinelildeIl
ON Srientnliidlen seminar III @crs
lin, i'm .Nitniiotild)en Slopo" ourd)
llcbcrtr10lng Sdiler'ihcr @roId)tc
ms G6ineiiihc. Non oicicn llcbcr.
~icBunacn iei iolgenoe Frpbc mltge.
ibcilt:
Mit ocm YIcil, bcm 9ogcn
! Iurh @ebirg unb 5bol
aommi Der Sdiib gcSogen
Sriib onl Wforgenltrnbl.
Mic I'M Meid Der 2iiite
a0nig lit Der @eib
9urd) @cbiro unb aliiite
Serridt Der Shiite irei.
7 Shm Qcb6rt bo9 @cite,
Wa9 lcin Fieil crrcidt.
IoS lit icinc Ncutc,
WoS 6u frcud)t mo Ileugt.
$n dinciiiter llebcriebunG:
Slion loi id)o III fun9 ldDi tlho1a
Il6ing flio ihan hi tldicn tn porl
Sum IN fulg tldling ping me mang
Gdo 10 iue mn titio ldon tang
Ildicn tidi tidin tldlon nan hin tang
edo fl blo Ii tlhi lie lang.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-17
y III il Of c 5,

@nter at +. = g.: .Mir lit
lnld)ta nlebr 5uipioer. oils cine 10 &c.
lebrte 6ran." q: .Solt red,t,
emil! @cnn III nal beirotbeIt, 10
nliiim cine, Die 5n Cir paBt!"
Sic un9e Sousfrau. -
@otte Tin Der aiide 3uifoueno):
oSos lheint mobl cine Waponnaiia
81 merocn, 2ieblte?"- Srau (bang):
u9ott 9eb' 's!"I
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-17
Sntcrnatiunalc 0eu1lfcrnnoSitatiitif.

Sic Srnn5oicn, Oeren rationale
areiie iiber Die gcrinac 3obl Der @e'
blrrten entictt iiuo un0 germ Oorin
gSunoel ihailcn modten, fOnnten bel
ibren ruiiilhcn @unoc9Qcnolien i'll Ole
Sdnllc gCbcn. Gem HllBlunO ltcbt
nit 80 @cburtcn olli ic 1000 Gin
mohncr meiIulI9 an Der Spite ollcr
Or0BCrcn 21n0er. mGhrcn0 GrNntrclt)
nit PIG ole untcrltc Stnic blI0ct.
@rob6ritonnicn itcbt nit 2S,6 unQe.
iGbr in ser Mittc 5miihcn 6rantrcid)
mo Iclltidlnn0, 0uS nit 1873 MIR
nod bon ser bnbSburNildcn Wonar
die. Nltn1nicn mo nutilrIid HllB.
luno iibertroiicn miro, Nucrotn93
bat 0aS &crbGItniB ser @cbnrten 5llr
@cp0lterul9 lid IN 0cutihlono IN
sen lettcn &abrcn ungiInItlg pcr0t'
0crt, ocnn Dor 10 Sabreu bate
0cutihlono nod 81 mo mieocrum
10 Sabre porbcr nod 80 @cbllrtcn
ouf 1000 G%iimobncr.
Cine bohc Wcburt25iiicr lit mo6l
Elm ,3eid)en ser roblllten &rult nbcr
Gin 3eid)cn Scr &uItllr lit cS crit, Die
Wenid)en LANCE am Sebcn 81 crhol
ten. Sn oicicr Ninlid)t nber licht cS
in Hublono rcd)t mgijnltig olla. Ntit
81 Stcrbei1aen oui 1000 Gimuobncr
itebt cs an ser Spite oller GroBcrcn
2Gnoer. TeltldIon0 mo 6roltreld)
ltcben nit 20, rcip. 1872 S~ooeSiGl.
len I'M oie S1litc butter MilBlono gu.
riid. Gen giiuiiigltcu Hecoro BON
oaen groBcn Stoatcn obcr bat @rob'
britannien nit MIR 16.S Sooe3l0Ilcn
crreid)t.
TaS oliitreben0e Sopan nGbert lid
IN Den @eburtcn, mic in Den Stcrbcs
iGQen meit mebr Den lueltIldlen Sui.
tllrnationen ais ocm Sonoc, nit Dem
eS 9rica iiibrtc. Wtit 34.4 @eburtcl
ma 2t.2 GooesiGIlen crreid)t ca lin-
QciG6r Die ocltlhcn 3iiicrn. Ger
lleberiduB Der @cbnrtcn ilbcr Die
5ooesiGQe betrGNt in &npan 1871, III
Teutihlano 1879, GAS notilrllhe
@odstbum beioer 2GnOer lit ollo
nabe3u aleid,. Selbltpcrltonolid 1T
oiele @lcihbeit ser nntilrliflen 9cpol'
tcrungS &ermebrluna nllr cine relo'
the, ga ole @elommt Sepotterlln1
Guutihlanb's me'cntlih aroBer 1T,
0enlaenlGB bat Sopon I'M Sabre 1903
ulr nm $4,000 Ginuobncr 5lt1e'
nonlmlerl, Oeutldlano obcr nm l1ebr
ais 100000, alio iolt nm clic %ler'
tclmiIlion mebr. Sie natilrlld)c Ne
polferungS Germebruna SrontreIh'@
betrio nod nid)t gons $4,000, olNo
MIR mcnia mebr ais Elm 3eblltel oel
9epolferumgSSunubme 0eutlflnno@
Nranfreid lit ooourf III Der obIolll'
ten NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. hlntcr tlel'
ncn QGnoern mie 9elgien, Den Nte'
ocrlonben uno MumGnien 5liriid ge'
blieben. Sonlt meiien nod @roBbrl'
tonlien nit ndbe5i 100000 mo 81,
Observation-Disclosures, nit mebr olE
elmer bolben Wilion iebr ltattlld)'
2iiicru ouf 5burmbod) iiberrd1I
ober oie 9ep0lferunas5nltabme HiiB.
Lambs Ole aaer anberen europdildbel
Gambler uno Sapan's. Sic betriig III
,sabre 1903 nidt meniser ais IA
Wiaionen. alio mebr ais ooppelf 20
pieI, mie Die oeutibe uno mebr al;
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-17
@nocr Mno iur Ncirnostanolbnoc,

NfSNA nus -
Bon cmnc noI0c 6runfiorocr.
Wenit. bciratb nor tGG SrGd nil
@clo,
Ihu nor uii'S @cI0 mir qcmluc,
Qbu'a net, I'M 9Ilc9 Mi Ser @clO.
Soni0 fanni0c mas CrIepmc.
0ie In'hbrid, no 10 AeGm ihoclO
IS 0bdt Ell NuuO cmp0rc,
yNer hat Oenu uon ms 3mGG 0a;
@cl0?"
IcS fQmniOe OGgIit bore.
N}inm GGd) fad Gr6G, bic aor mir Rat.
At0d, 0bu 0c3 net brolplcrc,
IanL mann Ser M}nQc net IS lott,
Ibut'9 Ncr5 net luntilonlcrc,
Nemm Der c Mio0elrcidc bios,
90 NcGnc ans Der Nti00c, -
llu0 fdGi Der Damn ooa groBc Zoos,
Tam meritoc iebr 3clriooe!
Sin icors SbiCrdJcn hat leln Fla,lr'
dICn.
Sin ie0cg (bicrdcn
&ot iciu %Ioilirhcn.
WicriiiBiQ tan}t nit lrobem Sin1
Gua SGugcibier ourh'9 &eben bin,
@olt mbilirt oao 6cocrpieb
Bonn GouOor Bis gum aolibri,
IS lit ser SpaB 0aS @run0prin5ip
Del Arotooia mo 6roih gmpbib,
Ica W}ccrc2 Numlor liebt itluGrme
riid)
Ger NGrin0 mic Der SintenIiih,
lln0 bat nid)t Die Snlettemuelt
Ten Siun oui aibelci Geitellt?
aur3, jcbca Gbierhen
@ot iein glaiiirden.
40 Sduciu bats in @cronuIidfcit,
Iu2 Gaultbicr IN @eihouli6fclt,
las Nubn ais Gierproou5cnt,
~cr Storf ais ain0crcrpcoicnt,
Zen a%mulquupp lnbt GntpidclunJ
lchr,
Tic Boa licbt llmlitridlunq mebr,
Ia9 Oienihenilcilf e%rircllt Den Sal.
Ecu St0r 0iC aopinrIcgerci,
lie McbIall3 lit nui Wein crpld)t.
Ter Slob - bod bait, ooS itidt iit
nltt go.
0llri ic0c9 8biCrdcn
Nnt lein FIoiiirden.
SORT hrs inn @nlb, IN 6clo unO Iu?
&ullt ihallt C@ aus Dem Sinmel9s
blalL
Nom SodQcblrg sum- Weere@ltrnno,
gli5 Steppcnariiu un0 @iiitcniuno--
IS Quiett mo Qllott, Is piciIt u1o
I@lillltllt,
IS blat lulo mat. c3 griln3t uth
brummt,
IS bl0ft un0 brilllt, c@ girrt nm
Qilrri,
is Idnoitert 9adcrt, mcdcrt lhnnlrrt,
SIS futut, picpt ltno tidrifit,
lln0 idmcl5cno iuld5t oc9 Sproler@
Sico:
Gin ic0c9 Ebicrden
0ot icin Eloilir6cn.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-12-05
MEMORIAL SERVICES
Held In The Several SynagOgues for the
Massacrsd Russian Jews.

Memorial services for the massacred
Russian Jews were held in the several
synagogues i'm this city yesterday after
noon. and in each there was a large at
tendance.
These services were held all over the
country and were I'm response to a ma
tional call.
At the Congregation Sons Of Zion. on
Orms street Harry Cutler. chairman of
the united Jewish relief committee. read
the call and Rabbi ]. :. Rubenstein con-
Quoted the service.
\ union service was held by Congrega-
tion OF Ahavoth Sholoam on Howard street
and the Congreg cation Sons OF Israel and
David Rabbi David Bachrach officiating.
A benefit for the Jewish relief fund will
be given at the Park theatre this even
ing.
lecture on Colonial Life in Amer
lea" was given in the Mathewson street
NJ. T. church last evening by Louis IL.
Cornish. large audience attending.
Mr.. Cornish is editor OF a publication
which treats largely OF things colonial
He has made a carefln study Of the early
history OF America and spoke with evil
dent authority. The lecturer made use
OF n number OF excellent lantern slides.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-12-05
UNIQUE SURPRISE PARTY
FOR MISS PEARL JOHNSON

One OF the pleasantest parties OF the
season occurred on Saturday evening.
when 20 young ladies and gentlemen from
the Calgary Baptist church made an un-
expected visit TO Miss Pearl NJ. johnson
OF 2ss California avenue. Miss Johnson
has been for eight weeks confined at the
home OF her sister Mrs. H. NJ. Hovey.
of Wakefield. with broken ankle. and
the young people took this very pleasant
method OF greeting her upon her return
20 the city.
Mr.. John Cranston and Misses Ethel
Jordan and Bessie Berlepsch planned the
surprise which was successfully carried
out. The invitations were original and
unique.
The color scheme was red and the enter
tainment took the form OF a FAD party"
The contests being collection OF auto
graphs. collection of stamps anagran,s
and posters. Miss Emily Webster re-
ceived burnt wood glove-boN and
Charles Goodchlld a suckpin. the prizes
OF the evening
The table decorations were elaborate
form OF conundrums. the solution of each
being a guests name. The finding OF
proper places caused much meri.ment
Each card was tied with red ribbon. 60
which was also tied a red carnation and
fern
Cakes. fruits. confections and Ices were
served and the guests departed a. late
hour after a most enjoyable evening
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-12-05
ASSAULT
COMPLAINT
DROPPED

The complaint against Capt Robert r.
Lanier OF the barge Hamilton FISH for
an assault upon John -Rose.-Mas- as-this
morning discontinued I'm the Sixth dis
trict court upon payment OF costs
Rose was a deck hand on the barge
and on the night Of oct. 4, came aboard
in a drunken condition.
lie made an attack upon Capt. Lanier.
using set or steel knuckles. and was or
dered TO leave the cabin.
The captain followed Rose to the deck
and there demanded possession OF the
knuCklcs.
Rose made a second attack upon Capt.
Lanier and was struck upon his head
with n capstan bar.
Making a sudden turn. Rose ran 10 the
rail. plunged overheard and started TO
swim toward mid-channel. the barge be
ing anchored off Sassafras point
the latter refused TO seize II and contin-
ued 20 swim down stream and a few min
utcs later sank.
The captain reported the affair TO tho
seventh station police and was placed un-
der arrest The next day he gave bail in
$500
Roses body was recovered and an au-
topsy was held. discovering that death
had resulted from drowning.
Tsanier's bail was reduced TO $500 and
the case was set down for today. pending
the result of Coroner Hawkins invesu-
cation
That report was nled last week. and it
was TO the effect that death had been
from misfortune.
For this reason the state decided to
drop the assault charge.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-12-05
bRIS
Business Disposed Of by The
Probate COurt-Other Mat.
terS Of Interest.

The regular session OF the probate court
was held yesterday. Inventory on the es-
tate OF John j. Ryley was allowed. The
account OF Lefferts S. Hoffman, executor
OF the estate OF George Stewart was con
tnued The petition of Helena NJ. Duffy
guardian OF the estate was granted Bond
$500. The petition OF Charles III Manches-
ter. administrators OF the estate OF Ray
mond VI. Perry was granted. A petition
for the appointment OF an administrator
on the estate OF Byron ID. DeWOlf was
ordered advertised. The petition OF Sarah
T.. Munro. administratrix. on the estate
OF William H. Munro. 10 sell articles
named in an additional inventory was
allowed.
The regular session OF the Fifth dis
trict court was held yesterday. The as
sault case ofof Jose Da Costa VS.. John
Agania were continued. The case OF E.
II. Hall company Of Boston vs. Mrs. r.
NJ. Dixon. was continued nisi
The case OF Lorania Wright VS.. Charles
= Easterbrooks was continued
The case OF David O. Lebb vs.. William
Follett. book account Judgment for
plaintir for S52 ~ and costs,
At special session OF The, court held at
the Office OF the county Jail a man who
gave himself up TO chief OF Police Hoard
on Sunday. pleaded guilty 10 being a vag-
rant and was sentenced 10 six months at
the state farm
The spiritual retreat for women at st.
Marys church will commence next Thurs
day evening at 7:So O'Clock The retreat
Is 10 be given by tho Redemptorist Faith
ers of Boston. and VIII be under the aus
piceS Of the Young Ladies Sodalty OF
the Bleessed Virgin Mary. Services Will
be held In the church on Friday and sat
urday evening. and will conclude on sun
day evening with n public reception OF
members into the sodality.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-12-05
welded At TROCAOERO
Miss Mary Ellen Smith and John n. Swsst
Married Last Night.

Miss Mary Ellen Smith and John Hop
pin Sweet were married at the Trocadero
al 7:3o O'Clock last evening. The decora-
tions were IN green and white. The cere-
mony was performed by Rev. James r.
Mcconnell OF Union Congregational
church.
The bride was attended by Miss Lillian
L. Eddy as maid OF honor. She was given
away by her father William B. Smith.
Edwin T.. Clark was best man. and Jesse
n. Sweet. Jr AldIfdgc @. Pesrce. George
r. Burt and John w. Stpith were the
uSherS
Miss Smith wore gown ~ marquise
lace over white silk and chiffon. She
carried Brides roses and lilies OF tho
valley The maid of honor wore radium
elk over write taffcta. She carried white
chrysanthemums.
4 reception was held from : O'Clock
until $50 Dinner was served by Lyman
Raia's orchestra furnished music. After
q brief honeymoon Mr.. and Mrs. Sweet
will live AT ISL Prospect park west, Brook
lyn.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-12-05
WHAT IS GOING ON At The
UNIVERSITY ON THE HILL

Last evening the first smoker OF the
year was held I'm the Union. The chief at
traction was farce presented by tho
Sock and Buskin society In the auditori-
UNI the symphony orchestra furnishing
music before the rise OF the curtain. The
play was entitled "A Womans Won't"
very simple i'm plot and very amusing
The leading parts were taken by III. =.
Marston. 07. and II. r. Jones. '0S. and eX-
ecuted very evenly. The women's parts
were taken by NJ Kelly, O6 r. u Nick
erson. 06 and w. NJ Rose, 06 Consider
ing the difficulty I'm presenting a woman's
part by masculine character the work
OF all three was very credtable and at
times quite mirth provoking.
After the play, which lasted about half
an hour a sing was held I'm the smoking
room. There were a good number OF grad
yates present. including the chancellor OF
the University, Hon. William O. Goddard.
and all seemed 60 take an enjoyable part
I'm genuine informal evenings enter
taiument. typical OF undergraduate life In
the mist ~ smoke from the seniors pipes
and the freshmans cigarettes. the old
songs were sung over again under the
leadership OF A. s. McPhee 'O7 Any
thing from the Victory March to Wont
You spoon with Me and such old glees
as Working on The Railroad were re-
hearsed. 4 quartet composed OF McPhee.
Cooper. Johnson and Fowler sang the
Song ~ the Blacksmith and a few other
informal chimes that seemed 10 please
everyone The last OF the evening. though.
was a patriotic stump speech by Johnson.
90 Johnson IL one OF the best readers
that has ever come 20 Brown and last
evening hs follow students had n chance
10 witness some limitations unrivalled only
by professional comedians with tho sing
ing OF Alma Mater the meeting broke up
after n thoroughly enjoyable evening
Tonight at s o'clock in Sayles hall Pres
ident Faunce will give tho last ~ the fac
ulty lectures for the season Ills subject
Will be sicily. once the Centre OF the
World. " The lecture ls the result Of his
trip through the island last summer with
Prof Mannatt President Faunce spent
most OF the summer at various points ~
interest ON the Mediterranean. but sicily
was by FAR the most interesting 10 Is es-
pecially rich In natural attractions. be-
sides its great historical interest 20
scholars. as n large attendance is anticl-
psfed. notice should be taken that tho
place % meeting has been changed from
Manning hall 10 Sayles hall.