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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-01-06
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6reo en- Sang en- tor 5inunsmano.
90 Wanben FAR 3et - aunfter
beItaar fun / at fnbe benz. Men
BEN ian 10 o9Iaa bere banItetig not.
gogle bar bog meftret ben, og Ri
itaI naone Gtsempler berpaa. Gu
til Days er Der / uue StorbDer
Selita6er. iom 6eisrger ginbues
pushing for 5olt. Jor Il Oar
4artier ii6sn bar bette Dog enbnu
ufenbt. Gn ung gonbetnss ION
til Berlin, og oa ban ingsn pengc
baDoe. git ban in6 / en- Butt %
Bah ON COB til for en- Sitting nj
noIere 8inbuerne. gbefen gap BAN
5iGabeIien., og berfra gift ban mso
famine 6elo til andre gutifsinoez
haOere. Sndrt bopbe ban faa man
&c aunber, Der beItilte BAN til at
tomme pau beItemte 0o9e, at ban
mdutte tage fere unge Menneft'r
til 6jalp. 5uttet o9re ben ungs
8onbebrengs lpttelige Sbe bef9f
tiger nu / ale iterre ger hunbres
Der at Mennsffe Ter fig meb bette
qdnife inbbrinqenbe Qrbeibe.
5 Rerbeben at ct engelt giergs
D9rt Dor ct gammelt or6ejbsubbgs
tigt 2Ggtepdr. 8 engette gisres
o0rter mad Der life rbges, men
nuur Nrbejberne tommsr nebe fra
hen msrte gi.rgitaft, fanges be
otter en- frifftoppet pibe. ga sn>
qelffe @rbejbere I Reglen bruger
3obat, Der fsrit ful flores / Chit
fer, fsr bet fan TONNES / piben.
lager bet 5ib, inben ben trqtte
9iergmdnb fan fuu TN pibe 90
bat. Oct gamle uTlibte 2ggtepor
fdnbt ba paa mob en- lille adrlig
8etdling at obertdge bette Qr6ejbs.
De reiite en- fife Bob beb Statten
og Der afleoerebe be piberne i
itoppet 5ilItdno til @r6ejberne, fad
fnart be tom op at 8jergbnbst.
0d Der er 4r6eibere I bunbrebeb;s
oeb bette gjergb1rt, bar bet 9amle
9Ggtepar MI ct let og Deasnnet
gr6bero.
Gn e%ftertraqtet 9eiti1ing bldn6t
9lbre, eniiot itiGebe 9omer / Con
bon et bet at dgere punbrenbe He.
nsiis. s mango engelife Gcmilier,
hnor 5~orelbrene life felo enTfer al
fuute beres uurtioe pt5er. meoer
6isTe 8dmer en- Sang ON ltgen
"a oFtrdFer be soenttte1e Shnosre
I 8grneHoffen. Nnbre aoinber bar
ZEN mertetios 8eitifina at gud;Fob~
tciet til for mere belha enbe alas-
Tsrs 9nmer. Sg babe bngre og 9le
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-01-06

O9 od9 oeo Solfen ia, Der
Ter ieg 6uiets 9iO / 6pggen unber
bet lune Tag, bpOr SoinOensSaan6
fatter ON Stooetlub 70 SteoetoIt
og ftr99er gluttenbe ben Oper Cen
9etapper og 0uge.
9lens ieg fiober Der peo 9uss
oag9en, maa ieg ianOe, at bet lite
aItio er 3in9ene ielD, Der ger O5
rise. men bet. 3in9ene brin9er os
til at t9nte paa.
0g bet fortIorer 10, at Stiae=
lioet. 2ioet peo 6u5op9gen, Tan
bGre faa rigt. ofte Ianat ri9ere
enO bet 6eoageoe Cir mibt / 2ioets
Strsm.
Barnet / 6ptten peb 6aoet orems
mer ON bet bag beO 9oriionten
Der uoe. iom fierne Stranbe meo
Gbentprets 9an6.
Gen fn9e / Sengen tan babe en-
file. lbftsIig 9eroen / en- 8lomIt
oeo @inouet.
% rem somle 8One. fom Dor
REQ Sioen al mig. er IntteIi9 i
en- QnneTtoI meO llOf9fen til en-
Bel bbor Der 9aor ct Bar MSens
METER bier babe Dag, meb fin Sill
teItrpmpe. FIN gog og fine 9lomTter.
9et egentfge Gin. bet er bet. Der
er BAG BED 5ingene, De 5anter,
Ginaene bar i fit 5sIoe.
Seq %foritaar ioo aobt / bette gis@
6lif mango MaIeres 5ortarIigbeb
for be fmaa Gmner. Seq iaa for
Fl gor Oage fiben Ell giueoe. ION
fcrefine6e en- file SfobTti menem
graner, og Jon enote meo en- 2pss
Ming.
6Oao Oenne lille epsnina for
uOe fortaItei
So mebens ieg fbber poo 4uts
~tasien, minoes ieg 8. Is. Qnbtriens
mango fmoo Sbpner / bans Gpen
tDr - eGer maaite Iige faa meget
De 9. geterfenite 9egningcr til
Dem , bpor 6iTor'en Fortones
meo be aaer ubetDoeIigite 9in9:
Gn 3op. en- Stoppenaal. ct glGts
bus 0. +. b. 6oor ofte fortarey
ban life, at yQptten tan Iigge / IN
gino".
6oor tiot pra6iter ban life Rsi
Iomfeoen8 og Sti1eIibets toiteIiae
QDtte.
SO ieg mao tante paa aaaIuno,
poo 6u9geblotfen meO @riien q
2Gnoerne og 9snIene ON Ii9.
So qIore man bIiDer, 10
mere Sans foor man for be Tmoa
&roge | Sioet, boor man tan ID
De og gIaOe fig ooer be imau Sing
fe De tore bag oeo BEN.
9et mac bel bare 5or~berebslIen
til ben 3ib. ba man bliOsr gammel
20 ian neies meb ben lie 8rog.
2ipet bil unoe en-.
Seq tanfer. bet til ben 3io. ON
en- roQeninoe tommer, bill blioe
@raoeIiat 90 Intteliot at Tibbe / er
aaban gammeImonbstrrg % ie
7oa be fmon 3ing. fom man qicrs
- ret Tom Barn = en- file Iun
frog, boor man life er / @sien.
Gbb. Ggebero.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-01-06
1en ArnEn
9sOr GOinoen % Barnet.
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Bar Ret til Sam unbets
8sftptteIfe...


Sorfattsrsn Sobannes S~srgsnien
FriDer / oRationaltiOenoe4:
Der gaar / oenns 9io lite nOgen
Dag, uben at mar / 8Iabsue tan
lefe ON en- e1er fere grOpe 6orbrps
belfer mob Sebeligbsoen = / bette
Oros af ole atcepterebe inaprers
6orItanb.
Gorleben bar bet ben grufulee
Solosgerning ON 8oro pua ben
feenTte Stuoe, bpor fire SpmGno
soerfalot og misbrugts en- ufnIs
Dig ung Rpin6e.
9agsn efter er bet en- buIogamz
aeI 6anbeI8agent, Der apua ben
mef raa O}aaOe" 0triDer glaoene)
bar ms6anolet en- file 9igs paa
8 Mar.
Sm ben fatfels unge 9pinoe,
I0m Ssmanbene ftrnbebe. beooer
BET, at Der er Gare for, at o9erosz
rpFtelien og Sfr9tttn bar 9iOet BEN
ces 8orTanb ct anet.'
so Be f~tattsls gprn = ia. bu
funbe 10 Blot tante big, tare 29fsr
eI1er 9rIerinoe. at bet er bin life
piqe, Der par bleoen Ioaoon mis-
Aonbletl 8u bar iet benbe gau
siemme fra ON Morgenen. pan %
rn % gtab, meb fine Bigger. i'm
Gtrttt,pofe % fine andre qat'e=
rsuiter. Deb 6iornet bar bun Denot
fs og Tenot ct 6ingsrtnbs op til
bte m.b fine fsbe 9ins, tin fare
lille Ulunb.
Saa gaar Morgenen, 5ormiboo=
eta saar. Grotofen fpiies; bet BIZ
ser ben ab ben 3io, BEN file qige
Nal tomms. 9u oenter bsnbe =
fsrF roIigt, bet 1enbtr 10 unoertz
ben. BUN forIinfer Iig Iiot paa
6iembeieni alotten bliDer ct aDars
ier ootr to Ienere plejer bun
beg albrtg at tomme! 9u aabner
BtHbuet og tigger uo = nei bun
u life at 1e! 0u blioer liggenbe
Hbt. btier big faa langt frem, ou
tan = ba biIer Der fig en- unben
EHe Sfittelie bernebe, en- onben
Ellie StoIepige meb gsger og Gtrit-
Iepofs. 5fsrt andre fgfger efter,
men bin file gigs tommer life. 8u
fer after pua 11ret = aloften sr
Ealbtre.
9a begnn6er BIT 6ierte at bnnfe
Rnsfeligt. bu gennemguar / Gan
krne belle ben Del, bun bar at
sosfere = Der er ben femme Oberz
fsrfeI, bbor be mango Sporoogns
er = boor ofte bar bu life formde
net ten6e til at bart rigti9 for
Fgtis, til at f fig gobt ON, til
at figge til begge Siber, inben bun
Isber eper. 6ibtil er bet 10 goaet
gobt = men at, boor Ter bu henoe
au life tnoeli9t lsbe oper 9aben.
fnuble og az 9ubi = fafbe
Fee fordn Sporbognen, fom ubdrm<
biertig ednr BEN ooer bin file Gil
ling, bin file pnbigt 2ieften .
Meb rpfenbe 59nber tager bu
5dtten pod. bet er tnapt moi. bu
fon fuu 9uttenaaIen fat rietig /.
ct Orb ub | 2etf.net til pigen =
s9 faa af Steb.
N.n tommer Der lit. noeen op
ab Srnpperne Iige / bet iamme2 9u
bsjer big ub uber Ratp9rfet -
% Ie, Der tommer BUN =.
Men life 9lab og fpringenbe fom
febpunlig, to. tire Grin uo San=
gen. Og 6Oorbon er bet, BUN Ter
nb, bin fife pige. bin ~futtels file
spibe Due2 Soorban er bet, BUN
5er ub, bin file pige, bin ~ifattels
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-01-06

~ aAAAaVtL lllltA Dtlull HDul |
ameritani.e Stoteisfabritter, naay
De bar iaa normale 5Bboer, at Der
me0 Dem iom Mooel ton forfqrbi.
9es SuIinOer Of Sto efter famine
5orm.
De fore Observation-Disclosures
9aris betaler Iere @9no for ube
luttenOe at goa runbt / 9Darte=
rerue fra SCI. 2 ON Rorgcnen %
prrre Observation-Disclosures uo
til rette 8io.
o4t oare aniat iom .8besmager'
/ De Itore MISUNDERSTANDING be
taller fi9 ubm9rtet, Mon bruger
babe MGno og 8pinoer, getin=
2eIien er tun en- fin Smag. 0fte
mau De / 8agens 2sb image pau
ct Bar bunbreoe Sorter Sbe, be
mad berfor faare here's 5unge
og atOrig nn0e ftsrte eler frDbreoe
Sing.
8et bar oQTaa lptteoes Dem al
affipfpe ct Soon, bpinct i4en BIZ
ice at tiene 9enge. fom fanbt pa1
At inbrette 8p-epen7onoter / Stors
bperne. 5 aGe 9~erben86ner fin
oes nu %iaabanne, o9 De bar uos
mcrtet Ss9n n9. Roar 5olt rel
FER bort. beb1per be life lanqere
y bnrs / 5oioI ON, bpem Der TfaI
paste oeres 6unb, Sat euer 5ugl.
Forretninos6ottcren er en- dmez
rifan1 OpFnoede. Oct er ben
@ano. Der igen faor fn9e 6orret=
nirger til at trioes. Man lobec
BAN taIoe til 5o~rretninger, Der lite
rigti9 formaar at foinge ia / Bel
ret, eaer til 5%orretninaer, iom ef.
ter en- Ian9ere gtomitrin9sperioOe
pIubielig bier 5iIbagegang.
o3orretniugslqgcn4 arbeiber fq
/ tort 8io IND i 8orretningens
g%ntcltfeber og er fem oftet iStano
til at paape9e deilene Tor 6irmaets
6bef. Range gange er 5orret=
nina5fsrelien for bpr % fan al
Igies at EN- mere praftif; be rel
ienoe MAJ erTtattes meo M, ener
Eat er RetIomepafenet, fom er grs-
6et FELT an.
5 bet oilbe 9eIten fnoes oqfaa
Epetiatiiter, ION ira lib til onoen
beai9er fig SIanaeiagten, boase
SIon9ensSt % @iften fra hens
5unotirtler ituor bit / 3urs. Der
9iOes o9iaa Qramie for Reblqg=
9eIie at be 0ifoe 8br. 3 Winnc
iota o~p0agebes / ben Qnleoninq for
nogle Qar iioen pafbige georaqeri=
er. Scr 6oreoisning at ct uIDss
limb betolte MnnOi96eberne en-
8ramie at 5 Dollars. Men III
Rene tO9 itte of. % onigepeI be
taIte man / ct qar 10000 Dollars
i 4ramier. 8ette 9iorbe Mbnbiq
beoerne betanfeIiae, mon fiaeoelln
oerIsaelier o9 o%p6ooebe. at en- Drift
zig Qmeritaner Fable ffo6t fg en-
R9rinQspei peO at opbrntte uloe I
tort SaI.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-01-06

en- gdrunterst Sur or
0amorr6oiber 9fsenoe, inos
nenbige, 6fgbenbe ensr %fremfuote.
Teno'ue tilbnae fra QDot6etsren,
hois ogdao Ointment" life turerer
/ 6 til ID 9ags. SOC.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-01-06

8orfeIetfe 9elbrebet
b a en- . Sag. gag 2dratiOe Bro
mo Quinine Sablets. pengene til
6age fra ar. Qpotbetere, bOis life
btlbrebet. 6. so. @robe's RaDn pdo
bbtr 2GFe. 25c.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-01-06
Nervesyge M@nd!

Afskrift at ct egte Scandinavian
RECEIPT sendes frit til Mgnd, som
behover HieIp. Ingen c. .. ID eiIer
Prove Medic,n-humbug E6- LRs
denne Motifs til Endei
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-09-11
The News OF the State
BRISTOL.
Rsba Rebskah Lodge TO Hold
a Harvest Festival Other
Matters Of Interest,"

At a meeting OF Reba Rebekah Lodg',
No. 70. /. o. o. f., it was voted TO hold
the annual harvest festival On Thursday
evening. October 5th. The entertainment
committee will meet this evening at Mrs
VIM. ]. Munro on Bradford street TO per-
feet plans for the festival.
CAPTAIN Thomas w. Manchester who re-
Gently resigned his office as adJutant AZ
the soldiers Home which he has held
for the past year. left Saturday morning
for "A months visit TO Hartford ana the
Connecticut Valley. Captain Manchester
was accompanied by his wife.
Mrs. Ellestine West, widow OF william
l.. West. has sold hfteen acres OF land, a
dwelling house and other buildings to s.
Jose de Rosa. at private sale.
A cottage house on the south side OF
Franklin street. owned by the estate OF
the late Crawford Munro. has been sold TO
Mrs. Ezra Chadwick.
Bristol ~Commandery. L. O. @. c., visit
cd East Providence Saturday evening In
a body 10 witness Initiation work OF Fra
teruity CommandCry No. 37.
Miss Margaret Miles OF Burlington.
Vi. Is visiting Mrs. Thomas Morris on
state street.
The members OF Burnside Lodge,
knights Of Pythias, visited C~oddington
"iAN A'NA'Ahay ny lnflAdAio4 anu
ed a clamhake.
At nearly midnight. Saturday. Captain
Dtmond Of the night police force saw an
automobile going at n very fast speed
over Hope street and saw a horse and
wagon almost run down by IL. The driver
OF this auto kept going up and down the
street, but was finally stopped by the Of
hcers. II was discovered that the driver
was intoxicated and he was locked up.
ana the auto placed in a garage.
a wedding in which a large number Of
the HebTew residents OF the town are in
terested will take place here next Sun
day evening the ceremony to be PERFORM
ed az the synagogue on Richmond street
al 3 o'clock I'm the evening. The couple to
De married are Jacob Brand and Mrs.
Dora Glitter both OF this town. The bride
Is a sister OF Mrs. Jacob Bassing. The
oHlclallng clergyman viii be Rabbi kan
ian or Newport. After the ceremonies at
the synagogue the couple will hold a re-
cepuon at the residence OF Mr.. and Mrs.
JACOB Bassing, corner Of Thames and
John street.
Ihe remains OF Charles NJ. Callahan.
VINO died in Providence, was brought her.
on sunday and the funeral was held from
81 Alary's church. Burial was nj 81
Marys cemetery at Bristol Neck.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-09-11
PAWTUXET.

School days have begun again and War
wick and Cranston Youngsters went 10
studies rather glad than otherwise for too
much play IL sometimes irksone. The
parents are glad too.
Severai new scholars who have iust
reached the school age are reported FROM
both sides Of the river.
A meeting OF the executive board ~ the
Old Home and Improvement association
has been called for Friday night az the
church psriors b. President Longfcll0w
AZ this meeting the loose ends from old
Home week viii be gathered IN and plans
made for a public meeting al which the
new board OF officers will be Installed.
The skin race which was postponed
Saturday Of old Home week vii pfoba-
bly, DE pulled on next Saturday II several
contestants appear.
Miss Amy Shrieve ~ Ashcroft. Mass.
returned nome today after "a several
weeks visit 90 her cousin. Mrs Blanche
3. johnson "a the corner OF sheldon and
Spring streets.
Lev Wall ~ the bakery started several
days aso with a friend for y visit 90 the
White Mountains.
Sewers Of the big Yachts arc being laid
UP IN winter quarters and tho boat shops
have about all the work they can attend
-.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-09-11
THE FIELD
@ssSs5so as
OF LABOR

The following unions will hold sessions
tonight:
BARRIERS, Labor Temple.
Carpenters sS2, Labor Temple.
Electrical Workers %, so Exchange
place.
Hod Carriers. Labor Temple.
BARTENDERS' MEETING.
After tho parade yesterday afternoon
the bartenders held the regular monthly
meeting OF the union and there was great
jolliication over the success OF the show
Ing made I'm the line.
This was the first time the union was
enabled to turn out and there was a
large number OF them on hand to show
hat when the opportunity offered they
were by no means averse to marching
with the others OF their labor friends.
Their turning out was 50 successful that
they were able 20 capture one OF the
prizes and aroused no end OF favorable
comment all along the line. There was
not a voice expressing any but
what voiced the sentiment that they made
the best appearance IN lire and deserved
at least one OF the prizes.
When they arrived at their rooms for
the meeting they were one and all n
proud set OF men for the showing mada.
The nrst business OF the meeting was
the hearing Of the report OF the member
ship committee presenting the names OF
three applicants. These were received
and then Mutations OF three that were al
ready on the books were Initiated.
The meeting then selected Mr.. william
J. Power the delegate 10 the state fedora
ton FOR the coming convention. This was
done az a courtesy 90 him. the union re-
aliaing that for him 10 be a candidate for
the presidency aFain or 10 have any
voice I'm the action taken at the couven-
ton ne must ave some credentials.
The remainder ~ the meeting was de-
voted 20 a general talk on the success OF
tie union. at which time the fac. that
Barney Campbell was again fair ~ The
union and organized labor was one OF the
chief The union men both OF that union
and OF all organized labor the city. feel
pleased that this man has again assumed
a favorable attitude toward unions.
When that was disposed OF tho re-
mainder 81 the meeting was devoted 20
slowing the refreshments away mat had
been provided nv tho entertainment COM
mfttee.
TRANSFERS IN GIEE.
The member. OF the Transfers union.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-09-11
ONLY ONE OUT Of SIXTEEN
SURVVEDAFRICAN HARDSHlPS

Mobile, Ala. Sept 1-winiam Hilburn.
a former resident OF this city, arrived here
yesterday after three years spent I'm the
wilds OF Africa with rs others. i'm re-
Spouse TO glowing offers by agents OF a
construction company building the Cape
10 Cairo railroad. Hilburn is the only
one 81 the 10 TO return alive.
Hilburn and his IS companions accent
"a terms 10 work on the railroad as en-
gineers ana treStle buildcrs. 4 party
embarked for the Zambcsi RIVER district.
north OF the Transvaal wnere the Cane
10 cairo railroad was under construction
lillnurn tells n story Of great hardship In
the junglef
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-09-11

Miss Gaffney. daughter OF Mr. and Mrs
Joseph T.. Gaffney OF "A Lincoln avo,ua
mas the honor OF being the first porson
10 be christened I'm the new ST. Brenden
Catholic church. the ceremony being nor
formed yesterday morning ny the Rev.
TT. John Hsney. katherine e was the
name given her. There was a pleasant
time at the home OF her parents after tho
ceremony
Inc crowd at Crescent Park YESTERDAY
was one Of the largest Of the season. and
was by FAR the most orderly. for n was
more like p church picnic than a gather
Ius mace up or young and old from all
parts Oh the state. There was quite an
innovation. that being a religious talk by
TWO gentlemen from the bandstand. who
were listened 10 most attentively by tho
large crowd. the most OF whom seemed
to think that the incident was very apnro-
pirate.
Two men were injured m one OF the
places or amusement yesterday afternoon
They were taken TO Providence in n pri-
vate conveyance The men did not care
to give their names and all tina could be
learned of the accident was that they
resided In Providence and were not very
seriously injured.
The Snow Birds" with Mr.. Edward
Hiscox as the leader OF the flock. held
their annual outing in their cottage AT
kickemuit yesterday. There were nine
In the party. but according TO reports had
fun enough for 50
Charles r Gon. manager OF sons res
taurant. has purchased two Jersey COWS
and 20 hens.
An unknown woman jumped from n
moving Crescent Park car yesterday AZ
ternoon. She was quite badly injured and
was taken 10 tho city in a special car.
a large touring car broke Gown near
the Pomham club yesterday afternoon
and was out OF commission for a number
OF hours.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-09-11
CHICAGO TRANSFERS UNIONS
REPUDlkTE SREa'S REELECTION

Chicago, Sept. n-Open revolt against
the international Brotherhood Of Team.
sters. which practically mounts TO SCI
c~cssion. came yesterday when three of
the best organized local unions IN Chicago
the ice wagon drivers. van teamstera ana
brick. sand n terra Gotta teams'crs
voted 20 r~cpudinte the election OF Officers
M the International convention az Phila-
delphia. adopt the referendum and with.
hold support from President shea ana toe
executive board.
The unions which dened Shea and m,
colleagues have a total Membership az
400 members.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-09-11
MINOR MENTION.

A report was made 10 chief OF Police
Adams some DAYS ago by the New Bed
ford police that "A horse belonging 10 the
Standard oil company In that city was
stolen from a pasture near Lunds corner.
Later word was received by Mr.. Adams
that a horse answering the description
had been purchased by a local horse
trader. who had in turn sold IL 10 a
contractor. The animal was looked up by
the police and identified by Mr.. Clarke
OF Standard Oil company, and also BY Mr..
Burns, the manager for the New Bed
ford branch. After some difficulty Mr..
Adams managed TO get possession OF the
animal.
II the Universalist church yesterday
morning the pastor. Rev. Allen Brown.
preached on the Work the Public Schools
should DO for the Children" The evening
services were omitted.
At the Second Baptist church the pas
tor. Rev. George w. Rigler. preached In
the morning and in the evening the Rev.
G. Orpin preached on THE Reforms OF
Mauchsug" Mr.. Orpin is pastor OF the
French Baptist church OF Providence.
The Men League will meet on Tuesday
evening to listen to a lecture by Prof.
Bunnemeyer. the government weather
man AT Brown University OF Providence.
Petro Josef, a Mexican Gypsy, with his
wife and six children came 10 Providence
Ol lIt new loFk Doat SaturuaN morning.
With his two horses and wagons also all
goods and chattels he moved I'm to East
Providence and proceeded 10 camp by the
Eastern Bolt and Nut company on Massa-
soft avenue. A fire was built and the
party proceeded to make themselves nj
home. Some one complained and they
were told 10 move on by the police which
they did going down TO Camp White
where they are at present time.
Al tho session Of the Seventh IiGtrf,t
court yesterday morning three men were
fined s. and costs each for being drunk,
two for revelling and Nellie Anthony was
fined s. and costs for walking on the rail
road tracks. She was committed TO the
state ~v"orkhouse.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-09-11

Local $50, are today feeling rather jovial
over the successful turnout of their
parade yesterday and the showing which
the member of the union made.
There IL hardly a union or all those
I'm the city which took any more pride in
the parade than aid these members %
Local 1870. and the way they marched be-
hind their band was an inspiration In tt
self 10 the other unions.
They had the largest number OF men
i'm line Of any one union and made a
strong bid for the uniform most sppro-
pirate To- craft.
ECHOES OF THE PARADE.
Hon. T.. j. sullivan. one OF the aids yes.
terday. must AVE been riding a Repub-
Ivan horse. for he was thrown. lie
mounted another. however, and moved
with the line.
There were others that had trouble with
their horses. among them was Mr.. J. n.
Coleman. lie finally had 20 exchange
with someone else and then Il was smooth
going.
I. was certainly tho most orderly parade
ana the best looking set OF mon that
have been I'm line IN "a number Of parades
OF the unions.
The weather man seemed 20 have
feared the power OF the unfair list.
FOR n better day for tho moving OF the
line could not AVE been ordered.
Head o. Trust-Have YOU finished that
doc'ored statement ~ the nrairs OF the
corporation
S~ecrctary-Nes
Good tft-a-ranr~ immediately for an
Investigation. LIE
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-09-11

90 you want toeceuf@ . boarding piseef
say so In tire classified columns c: The
News free OF CHARGE
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-09-11
EAST PROVIDENCE
Much Praise for Chief of Pc.
: lice Adams Heard in Town.
Woman Thrown From Gar at a
CurVH--hOteS Of interest

Now hat the SUMMED season has prac-
tlcally come 10 an end there is no town
official that has come I'm for more praise
than chief OF Police Everett w. Adams
70. he has kept his eye open for all
%wrongdoers. especially pi~ckpockets, ana
has had the pleasure OF knowing that ne
was ably assisted by the members OF the
department Of tho many places OF amuse-
ment along the shore. There was but one
serious case to come before the courts
and that was the shooting OF young
Moyahan. the proprietor OF the shooting
gallery at Crescent Park, and this, no
doubt, was purely accidental. Another
official who has aeen very pleasantly
spoken OF is Highway Commissioner a.
n. Cunningham, for the manner In whlch
he has conducted the affairs OF his de-
partment and more especially the matter
OF watering the street, which is said TO
have been the most complete in the his
tory OF the town.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-09-11
FELL FROM CAR.

AS one OF the Pawtucket electrics bound
for Pawtucket was coming around the
curve nj Moore's Corner last evening,
a woman who was sitting on the
end seat lurched forward when the car
struck the curve and was thrown into
the street. The car fortunately was pro-
cecding at a slow rate OF speed ana she
was apparently none the worse for her ex
perience. beyond a few bruises on her
hands and cheek. The woman was put
on board OF the car and taken 10 Paw
tucket.