davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1905-05-25

Now that an American bank has
been established in Panama, the next
building in order will be an American
penitentiary."
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1905-05-25

A pure white bear has been found
in Colorado. Probably one that saw
the President, and thought his time
had come"
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1905-05-25
Plymouth. Ind. Nay Is. 1905.

Chicago has. tired of government
by injunction, and is now trying gov
eminent by ''brickbats."
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1905-05-25

Thomas Biddle and wife, who have
been here since Monday attending to
business interets, returned to their
home At South Haven. Michigan.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1905-05-25

: Mss Verokx Shaw 81 Culver, vis-
it'd her mother in this city last night
returning to Culver this morning.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-27
Z ie6erIanbe un1 {.
fitunaen.

MuslGsoer miiiien init B6iien Der.
ieben iein. iebod iuirb 6ieie Nabre.
Gel bel Eouriiten ui,ter eetpobnlider
llmItdnoan niht oneemenbet. &ad
einem alifentbaIt bon Stuei @onaten
ieooh wliiiIeu iif Musldnoer ioentift.
5iren nno regiltriren laIien. @ei Der
abreiie lit Die 8orseisuug zines Sc.
sitimations , Yapiers nidt ~erforoer.
Iit.
Sn 8uiana Waramaribu) tuer.
oen Yalie nift berlangt, ebenio auf
Saba (gatapia). - Sir Suma.
ira Waoans) beitehen bieieIben Meu
eeIn, ieoo1 tbut msH 8oriihts bal.
Der cut einen Rat NIT ft4. " tib.
REV.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-27
Sine uiuSinlr Sign Der &Guicr" i'll
Gnris.

Scit Nopcmbrr 1902 bcitcht III
Yeria cine .iojioIc %iAo Der M0llicr."
Dcrrn MitNlic0cr pcrihicocncn De
Observation-Disclosures. politiid)cn NM
rcliaioicn &rciiCn o%nNcborcn. Nbrc
WcitrehunNcn crNcbCn lid ans oet
lolNcn0cn Stntlltcn, 81 0crcl Scob'
.obirnlN lire Nnh1ulcr iid) pcrpilid
ten; /. NicmuIn cine NcltclllrnN III
mod,cii, ohnc lid III crtlnloiaclL oh
lie ilid)t Nnd)t oocr SonntoNanrbelt
ucrunloiicu f1nltc. =. SIMMER per
mcihcL lcinc NcltclulNcn in leBtcn
Mll1cnbIif ju mod)cn. 3, Scoc Slc'e,
rlll0 nod) I llbr Nbclloa lnno an
Sontta1 %oblchncn. I'M ltld)t lll0lrctt
lilr cine &crldligcrlnlo ocH Nrbcit>.
ta0cH Scr NllatrGNcr, NllacltcIItctt
pnrr SchrlinNc WiocrIci @cid>Cd,tS
ueroltmnrtIid) III icin. II. Scin@
HcdnllnAcn rc1eInI0bi9 mo rilnft-
lid) bc5nblCl. NlH @e0enlciltmg
pcrlanNt Ole Si1o pon oen @eid0iiS.
@lcntcll. oob lie /. III gcluobnIitcl
2citcn nid)t iibcr : llbr Ibcnoa ulO
IN 3citcn hcS 0robtcn oranges nid.
iihcr 8 llbr hinou5 orbcitcn loiicn,
,. Den MrbcitcrinnU feline 9lrbcit
mitacberL bic lie III Not)hundIcn Ter
tin mod)cn miiilcn; ,, nid)t umSoun-
toa orbeiten loiicn. Soiiir modt sic
9igo bcn @cid,aitslcltcn, sic oarouf
cinNcben. eiY eiratiNefIomes in1en
lie lbrc &anteH ailf cine ylpciBc Siitc1
icst mlo oieie ill lbren 9cfanntcps
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-27
Eanl WtprtDn snm FrGiiScntcm Der
,Gouitnblc" criuGblt.

Ncm Norf %. Slli. - Die
IirCftorrn ser .GQnitoblc Siic NJ
.luroucc Societp" nubmcn bClltc III
elmer 5luCi Stmlncn bouCrnNcn 81
sung oic 9(bounfunN 0c@ iriibcrcn
ErGiiNcntcn SomcA u. HIcrunocr Ii.
oc3 Nrn. Ncpu0u u. Strnnnhon ol&
l%ircftorcn nlt. Entl Wiorton mlroe
5lIm VrGiiocntcn Der GontpnNlic e.
luGblt, hieibt jc0odl SuNlcidl NorliBcr
0cH Tircttprilma, Mior0cn miro cInt
ipc5icllc %crionmIlulG ltnttiilocL
lul m2itcrr Sircttnrcn IN cru0hlen
m0 Der Srcibrici III unlcnoircn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-27
Furfo Giicu'S S$anidjc.
Gic NcpoGncr ser ,<Iirl ]ucrInnGcn
nlcDrcrc NcnorrlmNrl OcH Nor.
nfcr 0eirBc@.

0tcr 0elcBc@.
gan NuoM Norto Ajco, 26.
&IIi. Gelcnoten ioit alter Ghlni.
jipolitdtcn Scr ,<llicI tyotc1 bier &c.
tern ubnc ~ltntcrid)ico ser F0rtri 81
cilcm Gonpcnt 5uinmmcn INT cine
iiir 0cn anlrritnniid)cn Gonlrcb BE-.
itinnltc Gcnfidriit oui}uicGen, in
pcIdcr ocriclbc nm GiufiiOuml b..
ocItrlOcr Mciormcn IN Der &eruoIt
tlrnA Der &nicl crirdt miro.
Ml Ser 0cnfihriit miro O0rNclclt,
OoD Scr acitriNc So0 ser :. &o0rc3
tag Der GHuuiinn &orto Nico'2 icitcn3
Der 9Imcritoncr iii, vuo miro &c
oolrcrt. onb sic Nonic NI1ht in Ben
Sander elmer Grcfutiubcb0r0c IicNt.
mcldlc Nonj ot5 pom ErGijocntcn ct
nolnten OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 5%u.ion-
mcnNclctt lit. .0icic IrpdrtCnrnt5
dciS," bciEt cS in ser Dcnfitriit.
otonnlcn hicrbcr nhnc Mcmutlib III
lcrcr Sprnd)c. 8Wuohnhritrn oOcr
Nr0iIriniiie ur6 ~ Sumocn nod
ibrcr H0nounD ncbnIen lie ibrcn Git
in Sem Grctutiprnth cit mo britinl-
men Ole @eid,idc oieicr ,NlicI."
Nic 0cnfIdriit ucrloult sic Or.
ictunN Oc@ Grcfiltiprutbc9 0urd, ei.
men ,&niltlnr Scnot. mclhcr ans II
AiitAIicNcrn bcitc6clt ioH. Gicicr Sc.
nat ioa 6icicIben %orrcd)tc hobcr,
mcld)c 6oS Sprofcr . Wcict Scr porto.
riruniid)cn HIiielnblp cinrGunt, Iir
bi@brriAcnS hcrbcomtrt bcbnItcn ibrc
@cnltcr uno Sitcl bel. BADEN 'nbrr
liihta mchr nit Dem Grctlltiurotb Ut
iblUn, }(tbcr0cm miro ucrIunNt, 0ab
0iclc Ncnn1tcn III 3utlmit Uon 0cul
Wouucrncur inter 3uitimmu1N 0c3
Sclot2 ruto nid)t Dom E%rGlioCntcll
Scr Der, Stoatcu c%rnnnnt mcroen
iullCI.
gl ser Spitc oicicr N~8itntion
itcbt Wiuuor u. u. (ooo bon Smn
Mron, lucldgr Jest juGlcidy ErGliNcnt
Ser poft6ritonildcu MiunijipaI .2iA1
-, '|NUlff. E
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-27

u]7uoia a,A ct1tl9
Nlireo :. Norria al Gliper-8 IS.
6oro, @citicitc Scr Spcunorc-, noIfr
Grcb. StroHc. II bel to5, $1,000.
u. &. Niumon al =. 81. Ninmmt.
@eiticitc Der It. Saul. nubc Gam
polt. Strabc. los bel so, @rruo5inS
Sil; ST,
0nticl 4. Ghambcr@. SrQncitcr,
an MoruQrct II. GIurtr, mcbrcre
@rlutoitiidc, $l0S.6O.
Siooc N1f0niU al &oicpb y. &c.
bcrmn. Giticitc ser Nonbl nnhc Vc.
tibet Strnfc, II bel 3S.S, @rlnN}ln2
$40. $50.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-27

trcia ucrbreittF!a gic critic ocrortl9e
>i'tc luilroc I'M 9(pril 1903 orrNr|rtt
luio cntblclt oic Nomw non lIcbe'l
ShuciNcrinncn uno soej Eupnlod)c-
rirncr. Sclrtc nmiurt lie bcrclta 30
?tolncn. inter ocncn iih dud' Sdllcl'
Ser nltN -Goricttmodwomcn berlin.
Nrn. Us bonOclt jid 0otjjrIld) nor
Aaem oorltm, Ger %u&bcitlll1 DER
Hrbcitafr0itc i'm 9mu2loucrbc III
jtcncul Dos niogicbr poo Der Sonmc
lno @iAfiir r4qycr opoolaJa IT. 0i2
IcIblt nidlt qrbGiteu. la.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-27
ysirh nnancr1ndlcrt.

Eloiniiclo, Ms, 26. <Nlli,
. Gbna. &onN, elm NcGcr, iucldler
bciduloigt miro, Moithcm Cunning,
bom pop (renton. N..&, ermoroet 5l
bnbcLt ii, tpon cilcm ans Iorncrl
illo FoIiigi bcItebcnOcn shnigcbot III
Dem YGiyploI Swump" cineln 9ro-
zen Srilnpic 3Wildcn Soutb EInin'
iirID mtq, 9%tcpnlorfct ueriolNt morOcn
ullo lrlItc NadlmittoN 5iinOcte ouS
@~lli0cbnt, 0na WcltrNlld, 0eS Sumpic>
an. nm i'm niIa}urGudern. Sic llm'
9cbunN miro bcltGnOi1 uon Ncriol-
germ 81 sub unO 81 Eicro potrunIi'
lirt, mo MAN hGlt ca Iid,t iiIr moN=
lid onb Ser SIildtIin9 cnttonmlt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-27
@crmiidltc tcIcnraphiidlc Scpcidlcn.

- Somlcl Norpcr, Scr %0tcr oc&
Tr0iibcttcn Sorpcr pom Der llnipcr.
lit0t ppn Chicago. iii IN Chicago. ST.
I'M Alter bon 81 Nobrcn al orn DOL
Ncu elmer %itortcn GrfGltun9 gcltor'
ben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-27
N6iobrtStOoc Der Sampicr UOm Nclu
glurf.

:DutI.
Tompicr DGnmponio" an %. Sui
un0 Sipcrpool.
Compiler .Mciobn" on 90. Sui
nnd &onoon.
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nadI Nntlucrpcll.
Compiler nG~olcoonio" ON 20.&uIi
nod Glasgow.
Compiler o&Gdtio" ON %. Nuli
nod @omburN.
Compiler o&toIio" ou 30. NuIi
nod) Ncopcl,
Compiler o&ronprin5 Mil6cIm"
ont t. 9lllNrlit nod Bremen.
Compiler oEonmonio" ON I. 9lu0.
nod) Neopcl mo @ennlo.
Gompfcr oSCntonic" ON 2.9tiguit
nod 2ipCrpool.
Compiler n@cQi0 Slop" ON 2.
9lllGltit nod &opcnboNcn.
Gompicr oGottcrNoTn" ON 2, Nltg.
nod Hottcronm.
Compiler o2om6nr0io" um 2. 9hrN.
nud) ltcapcl mo Wcnln.
Gompicr o@lii6Cr" an 3. N1lNuIt
nod Nombnr1.
Compiler oNioin" ON 3. 9ilQuit
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Compiler Soma" am 3. Nunuit
lludl Ncopcl.
Gompfcr go Souroinc" onl 3.
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0ompIcr oNoro Nucricn" ON 8.
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no1 2incrpool.
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nod Hottcroom.
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roh 9rcmcn.
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SompIcr n@uINurio" am ~. NuN.
nod NumburN.
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Compiler YW%tinic6nho" ON II.
TltNilIt nod 2on0or.
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Compiler oGolunbio" onl ~.
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Compiler nSsfor" an 10. Nuouli
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3lucltc" om 10. sug. uud) Bremen.
Compiler YYioieitic" oni IS. Nua.
nod Siucrpool.
Compiler nllniteo States" an 16.
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NGKet 8SKel
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-27

@Cim Ncirothepcr III | / +
So% Nilh ser Game
Artollt mir ia Aoilj Nllt nbcr tic iii
ld,on iucimoI acid,ieben. Toa pobt
mir nidIt! Nubcn Sic riid)t cine hiih.
id)e Witnue Z" ,Nber nlein Sicher,
luarltm bnbcn Sic bos nidlt glcid)
0ciogt? %crmitnpct ipor bic ia
aiid) idlpn loaor breinlal!l"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-27
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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-01-03
FINAL DAY FOR YSAYE SUBSCRIPTION

Tomorrow will witness the passing of
the rarest musical opportunity Providence
people have had before them in many
years. This IL the chance to be enrolled
upon the advance subscription list for the
Ysaye recital on the 18th OF tho month.
IL seems trhe remark 10 say that tho
people OF this city should spare no rea-
sonable effort 10 endorse the movement
towards bringing this master violinist
here. The lists now open should show
the names Of all the music lovers here
about as material testimony 10 the gem
ersl appreciation OF the privilege thus
offered.
Mr.. Mann. OF the Mann Piano company.
the local manager for Ysaye has a reas-
suing confidence IN the people OF tho
city and IL sparing no pains IN making
the recital. in Its preliminary aspects. a
complete success Providence people
should be keenly alive 10 this opportunity
which has but another days duration.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-01-03
WANT RECEIVERS FOR
new ORLEANS RAIL WAY

New Orleans. La, Jan. 3-The New
York Securities company has sued for re-
ceivers for the Street Railway company
Of New Orleans, bringing suit simuta-
neously in New Jersey. New York and the
Federal courts here. President f. G. Fos-
ter OF the Railways company, and Pearl
Wight. a local merchant. were appointed
receivers.
The state recently sued to annul the
corporation which sought to consolidate
all local lines OF street railways and capl-
talize the concern at ss0.0o0.0OO. eastern
capitalists being interested.
A compromise was finally proposed 10
reduce the capitalization 10 $50. 0.0oo, 600. re-
organize the company and assess the
stockholders This has not yet been acted
upon. but the Securities company took
the matter 10 courts to forestall outside
action and protect itself Interest on
bonds was due yesterday. The payment
was made and basis for the receiver
ship suit was furnished.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-01-03
MUNICIPAL COURT.

The business disposed of in the mu-
nicipal court this morning was unusually
extensive and varied.
Wills were presented from the estates
Of Benjamin L. Medbury and Sarah
Dean. the documents being proved and
ordered probated. The will OF Harris L.
Carpenter was received and recorded.
Guardians were appointed over the
estates Of Sarah V. Laliff and William u.
Whalen ct al.
An administrator was appointed for
the estate of Herbert A. Sanborn.
An executors petition 10 sell real es-
tate belonging TO the late James Bud
long was favorably received by the court.
The account OF the administrator Of
the estate OF Mary Dawson was settled.
Mary e. Williams. an orphan. was COM
mitted TO the custody OF the r. I. s. F..
c. G.
A list OF claims against the estate Of
Annette Barker vas received and placed
on record.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-01-03
AT THE A. HASSELBAUM co.

The A. Hasselbaum Company. Wholesale
dealers. bottlers and importers of the
finest beers, wines and liquors and whose
large establishment Is located nj 2e0 Dex-
ter street, offer great Inducements 10
these wishing the finest goods at reason
able prices.
This firm gives special attention 10 theit
bottllng OF ale lager and porter, and 10
Is well worth visit 10 their place OF
business and note the cleanliness which Is
seen all about. Their stock OF pure Cali
fornia wines is very large and will appeal
to even the most fastidious. orders are
received either by mail or telephone and
will meet with prompt attention. Tele-
phone number is 201l-2 union and those
who place their order with this firm are
sure 10 be well satisfied.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-01-03
COURT REFUSES new TRIAL
IN THE 0'C0NNElL CASE

In the Washington county case OF Jerry
r. OConnell VS.. f. c. King e. Son, the
appellstecourt has denied the plaintiff $
petition for a new trial. one of the
grounds on which a new trial was asked
was because the court erred In permitting
tAe aefendant's plea OF tender TO be with
drawn just before the empanelling of the
jury.
The opinion In the case is by Chief
Justice Tillinghast. He says on this
point: I've think II was within tho
discretion of the trial court 10 allow said
plea 10 be withdrawn. and we fail to sec
that the plaintiffs rights were preJudiced
thereby"
This was a suit 10 recover wages under
a contract. and the plaintiff sets forth
IN his petition that the damages were i'm
adequate. but as the testimony was very
conflicting the court will not disturb the
verdict. AS TO the further claim, that
as the defendant did not file an affidavit
OF defence. the plaintiffs case was con-
clusively admitted but the court says
the plaintiff apparently waived all privi-
eges under the statute as he did not see
az TO insist upon his right. and IL is now
too late TO claim any advantage there
under.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-01-03
JAPS MARCH INTO The
FORTS At PORT ARTHUR,
(continaed from page one)


Paris. Jan. 3--The view prevails In the
highest government quarters that media
tion IL not likely 10 result from the fall
or Port Arthur. The officials say the
chancellories OF London. Paris Berlin and
Washington have Substantially agreed on
the same principle, namely. that media
ton will be practiced only when one party
asks for IL. The officials are fully con-
vinced that Russia will not ask for IL or
consent TO mediation
The reports that "A Japanese occupation
OF Port Arthur would constitute menace
to Europe are not shared I'm official quar-
ters here. where n Is asserted that ia
pans success is one OF the natural In
ctdentS of the war with which Europe
and America are not concerned unless IL
leads To a Chinese uprising. The latter
Is considered TO be the chief danger fol-
lowing Japan's occupation OF Port Arthur
AS PRISONERS OF WAR
Toxic. Jan. 3--The capituiation terms
indicate that the Russian rank and file
OF the garrison OF Port Arthur will come
TO Japan as prisoners.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-01-03
IN THE HOUSE.

Mr. Fitzgerald presented the petition Of
Lindsay Jordan OF the town OF Coventry
IN tho county Of Kent representing that
ballots properly marked were not counted
for him while ballots improperly marked
were counted for his opponent who was
declared elected.
The petition was laid on the table Judge
Harris moved that when the house nd.
journed II adjourn 10 Wednesday, Jan
ith. II was so voted.
The speaker announced that a Repub.
hcan caucus would be- held at II A. m
and that the county caucuses for distric,
court judges and clerks would he held
earlier.
on motion OF Mr.. Allen the house ad-
iourned 10 2 O'Clock
There were luncheons then served IN
rooms six and eight and In the govern.
1r's reception room.
There was a reception for the general
officers In the afternoon also. At which
the American band rendered an excellent
concrt.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-01-03
NO CHANGE
IN STRIKE
OF L|NEMEN

The difference between the linemen and
groundmen employed by the Providence
Telephone company seems destined not to
be settled at once. for this afternoon the
conferences between the committee on
grievances and the officers OF the COM
pany had not arrived at an adjustment
This morning the men assembled in the
large hall at Labor Temple 10 talk over
the matter and to instruct the commit
tee as to their wishes before the meeting
with the officers scheduled for II O'Clock
This having been done the committee
departed and the men awaited their re-
turn. II would appear that some diff
Guilty arose as to the settlement OF the
grievances since the conference, which
was hoped would be very brief, has
heightened out into hours
Pending the arrival OF any definite IN
formation as to n settlement the men are
very reticent except I'm praising the ex-
cellent qualities OF the officers OF the COM
pany. The mon unanimously say that the
officers are the fairest. with the excep-
tion OF the assistant causing the trou-
BILE. OF any ever met They have always
shown the greatest consldera ton for the
men employed by them and all regret the
occasion for the action taken, feeling,
however. that they were driven TO TAX.
the step from sheer self-protection.
Early this afternoon reporter from
The News called at the office OF the Tele-
phone company. but Mr.. Beck was then
occupied with tho committee. The as
sistant superintendent stated. however.
that matters were stu pending and Mr..
Beck was then IN conference with the
grievance committee.
The grievances OF the men are three
and relate TO their reduction OF the din
ner hour. the discharge OF two men last
week for the refusal to give up their din
ner hour, and the action Of the assistant.
together with his general bearing toward
the men.
According 10 the officials OF the COM
pany. the conference concluded this after
noon without a final settlement and ne
gotiations will be continued later.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-01-03

A shocking and probably fatal burning
accident occurred at 2ss Pine street, at 80
o'clock this afternoon.
The victim OF this horror was Mrs
Nina Tucker. 80 years old, widow. and
by occupation q dressmaker
Mrs Tucker was alone In theh ouse and
having occasion to prepare a meal. be-
gan 10 build fire In a. set range.
While she stood over the range her
apron caught fire and burned so rapidly
that she became dazed with fright.
Instead OF attempting 10 tear on the
apron she ran to the yard and by doing
go famed the flame so that II ignited
her dress.
Almost instantly her entire attire was
on fire.
Screaming with agony she threw her
self on the ground. and she writhed
In terrific pain her outcries attracted the
attention OF the driver OF coal wagon
who was passing the house.
The driver leaped from his seat and,
stripping of his overcoat, threw II over
the sufferer I'm an endeavor to smother
the flames.
A woman ran out OF an adjoining house
bringing rugs with her. and with this
assistance the fire was extlngulshed.
The two then carried Mrs. Tucker back
to the house while ether=people- -hastaned
for n doctor.
In the meantime an alarm was rung In
from box 4s. but when the department ar
rived thore was nothing for the flremen
TO 10 as the flames had not been commu-
nicated 10 any part OF the house or its
furnishings.
The condition OF Mrs Tucker was so Sc
rious that an ambulance was called In
which she was conveyed TO the Rhode
Island hospital.
There IL was found that the unfortu-
rate woman had been burned from head
to foot and that her injuries were 80
great that there was but slight chance
for n recovery.