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New-York tribune., 1905-07-05

Bates sl. :s q Is.
44sses 9R Win Be- m @s g a. BEDFORD Il sao ssn dn m n
arrival the as a. Harlem train from Grand
m IN mis- ~ s7!n y. ye1I E1n7sa service to
civ Wednesday July 5 a : p m.
,55. l. Pto Ts On spnday ID y Igy 5 Ed
his age funeral services at No il Beechwood fa Place q
summit \ J.. wednesday. July 3 O'Clock Train
earnestly requested that nSwers be @ omitted " "
poNNELI----on July : William Banou Donnen. aged 30
Island from appendicitis
is2, Mqnay qy N & her late at 9
DurTee Funeral services from 81 Andrews Evscopai
Church. corner 127rh-st ard 5thave.. July & at 10
EMDIN-Abrzham ". son Of John and Rosetta Emdin,
Of Bristol Ensand in MS 5Sth year Funeral service
York, wednesday July o al $50 a m Relatives and
FRANCIs-At late residence Stamford. Conn July
1866. Dr. Charles Edward Francis, his TTth year.
held at Congregational Church. W-inrsday. on
Conn papers please copy
KING-ou SUNDAY evening July 1905. William King,
HayEround Cemetery, Bridgehanpton. Long Island.
MvICKAR-at southampton. Long Island july 1865.
Harry Whttney MeVickar son OF hey Dr. HiIla1n A
vices will be held ST AndrsW's Dune Church. south
a. ~ m carriages 1i VIII meet rain leaving NeTTorE al
f0;30 a m.
7 Ta5y'qxs 5 s, Rs 5gy MsE sS M55g ss, FsHfsy
ana Lydia Rumsey- Funeral and interrnent private
NEVINS-At Edgeusre Long Island. Louisa Emily
Nevins devoted sister Key Nevins. daugh-
ter OF the William r. and Mary Key Nevns.
Baltimore Friends Invited To attend the funeral
services University Place Presbyterian Church.
IOth-st University Place 10 o'clock Wednesday.
@ R a. Oeoysd asashsr o. ae m fans and
Elizabeth Osborne Funeral 331 West i0Gth-
St New-YorS city Thursday july g. II O'clock.
Burial at convenience Of family
PIATT-Iaura Shsrorook widow Of Lewis Ca1held PatS
and Of Eliza 8in and William sherbreok Pop
haIn peacefully, after short Illness. July J. Fu
Wednesday her residence White Plains y T..
of leaves Grand Central station
30 o. clock. Interment convenience Of family.
ST IOHN-At Mamaroneck. y. Y. july g. 1895. Talbot
M1nroa aged 81 years. OF David l. Katherine
q 81 John Funeral service al St Thomas Church.
Narneronec1. On Thursday 2.l5 p Carriages will
meet train leaving Grand Central station l.04 m
Foreign papers please copy
VYFRK ANT-At Tarrytowu. y Y. july 3 1913. Emma
wife Of Herman Nlerkant. IL hSr Sbth year
funeral O THURSDAY private
New-York tribune., 1905-07-05
AMERICAN SOPRANO RETURNS.

The Kaiser Wilhelm II reached port yesterday
after rough trip. Prominent among the pas
sengers Miss Lillian Heideibaeh, the soprano
who has been singing abroad
Miss Hedelbach is native Of New-YOrk- She
went to Vienna six months ago and sang fer Gus
tav Mahler, director of the Royal Grand Opera
House of Vienn8 who much pleased with Miss
LIedelbach's voice.
Mr.. and Mrs AL Hayman and Mare kIaw were
also passengers.
Tne steamer brought the body of Max
Bumenstiel the lawyer who died three weeks ago
at the Hotel Cecil. London. The lawyers son.
Emanuel BlumenStel. accompanied the body.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-05
PAINE CEREMONT OFF.
Transfer Of Monument to City Of
Nezc-R0cheLe Indefinitely Post poRed

Although Independenee Day was SET as the
daee for the formal transfer of the monument
to Thomas Paine, author of The Age Of Rea-
scn," TO the city of New-R Rochelle the Mayor
and other public authorities were absent from
town, and the ceremony, which had been planned
by the various liberal clubs OF New York, was
Indefinitely postponed.
The exercises were to have been in charge Of
Captain George ". Lloyd. who has served as
guardian OF the monument for forty years.
Captain Lloyd is the chief apostle Of the doc
New-York tribune., 1905-07-05
PURE cussEDNEss." /"

From The San Francisco Chronicle
-rbe. were exchanging the gossip OF the mining
eaips a5 = 1 hear said fellow with the diamond
sr-a..fplu IN his sVeater. no" 'lsS uu "P st
,,ser isl Ka TfcnE
Really -, a.. x ustch IL busted
80, thsn the bank at Goidneld You @ maven a I I
- over 10 Kawich. have you y ts, III ,hare ,
p ~ n, ii,e camp Is worth rs weight n raa'a'i ~,
,,,, ~ Yen friends ard just out Of pure eussedsss
si,esr al ordered water.
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RnMaNcr oF - MooR.

faat an American should ask for an explanation
G ny srafeneaI ia shese letters the other asy tat
feung Prtncc Ciustasas AdolTllus of sweden DUKE
o Feslia lafsTy married 60 Princess Aihfaafft ..
hnallHglt and 81 Greas Britain, han : asa s'o'N
n h.s sr.ns - ,erfeeii5 natural. and The inquiry
iasy b, answered by pointing oui hat the moihe'
q ihe venns duke is princess Of Brisn' a-'a lil',
40 SganamolLeg. -. l=te Greae1achezs SOPHIE %
New-York tribune., 1905-07-05
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT HOTELS

ALIEN AIARLE-General P. c. Hahn and Colonel
Harrod of the Panama Commission. CAM
BRIDGE-Viscount Benghan. Belgium Minister TO
Mexico. Baron Speck vOr Sternburg. German Am
bassador TO the United States. Washington
Tdeufenanr Commander de FaramOnG. Naval
Attache OF the French Embassy. Washington
GRAND-Congressma J. 3. Boutell. Washington;
- n f4,anee Btffaio MURRAY HILL J. r.
Nct-,,llollgb Chicago. WALDORF-ASTORIA-
F2aron Schlippenbach. Chicago.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-05
-RANsPACIFIc MAILS FORWARDED OVERLAND
DAILY.

-pANSPACIFIC MAILS. FORWARDED OVERLAND
DAIRY.
-ss schedule of closing TranspaciEc Mails b. ar
rnx~d on the presumption Of their
,-.s-, n, porf az sailing connecting
Trauspaeih- Mails Dispatched via Van
e,fver tictoria seattle wnsch close p.
previous day the General Postofee NeVf9r<.
ts,1Ssti via san Francisco. close D July
narChp per SeyadaE-
N., 1.Siand Australia texc~pt CaIsio-hx.
ssn9os Iawa All and specially addressed Fiii
ISlanffs via Francisco. close az 2. a. july 70
d3sratch per 3 Sierra tIf me Cu1ard steamer
CARVING British NATL Tor Nsw -<eal1ad does nok
srrtve IN time O with this Dispatch.
r,a{Is-ciesins 80 a n 9.@e a m and
S1-n5nvs al $50 a. m a m. ans s D. m.--Wiit %
made up and forwarded until ERE arrival - ths
qsland and specially addressed mai for
Sew la aieG0nia. Vancouver ana Victoria
III e. close p n July = Tor disparch
,@as Kor~a china ana specially addressed mail for
Seattle. close at p n.
ts Tor dispatch Dakota
Via san Francisco, close az D. m July II FOR DIS
- = Korea
tshfituuire TslanAS Nencoave- and Victoria g. c..
cIsss az D N july - for dispasee n~r F-eanasci3
ssIinnre Islands ana Guam Frsucisco soss AZ
Mara Islands, STA Francisco
al 8 ,. m for Dispatch steamship Mari
nsaeburta ,exc-pt MukGen. NewchWsag sEd Purr Ar
thur, and Eastern siberia present forwarded ss.
ssaSTF.~Jnlesz otherwise addressed WsSt Nustrssa 3
ana places Chinese Province q Y1unau
British India-the qlicSs<t routes. Philippians
specially addressed ~ E1ropc must ee fuN prepaid
a. the foreign rates Hawaii Is faF~ardsd VIA "a
francisco exclusively
WILLIAM r wILI-CCN. Postmaster
rostortc- Ne~-xork y r. July l lSoc-
New-York tribune., 1905-07-05
MORE INDIAN LAND TO BE OPENED.

Ell Rene Okla. July 4-The half million acres
or Indian pasture reserve southwest OF FL Reno
have been ordered by the Secretary Of Interior
Mr. Hitchcock opened settlement The open
ing means the furnishing Of ; l25 more homes to
settlers and another tide OF emigration South
western Oklahoma.
They are be opened on December next. All
the lands will be leased IN l6D-aere tracts for ave
years. from January /. issh. at the minimum price
or . cents year
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truth, afnitv among nations through fair dealing.
and permitted ancient racial Erudges pref
udices TO Influence his
The Rev D. ]. o'sullvan. Of 81. AIbans. VT
a member OF the House Of Representatives OF that
state. also delivered address. and the Decara-
ton of Independence read by Daniel J. Griffin
Several songs We're rendered by tie Metster-
singers Glee Club. led by Arthur S0mers.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-05

WEDNESDAY t5thl-At a m for Europe per . .
Oceanic. via Queenstown and Liverpool, Ts30
a m for Netherlands direct specially addressed
ontyA per 8 3 S9ordaTn, at 9-30 a. m for
Italy direct especially addressed onIy1 =.
Cftta di NapoI, az II a n. for Norway tparceis
post mall5l. per 5 3 United States talso regular
mail for Denmark when specially addressed for this
THURSDAY fsthl-At a. m for France. switzer-
land Italy. spain, Portugal. Turkey Egypt Greece
and British India per 3 La 6sascozne. via Havre
also other parts OF Europe when specially
dressed Tor this steamer; 10 a. m. for
Islands per Romantic taso Italy specially
addressed for this steamer
SATURDAY ttth1--At g a IA.
New-Yorl via Plymouth and Cherbourg tfncl1dins.
ireland when specially addressed
$50 a m for Europe. Cmsrts. via
queenstown and Ii erDcoi. $50 n. Belgium
parcels post mails}. 5. Finland regular
mail tor Belgium when specially addressed
stearner1 at $50 m for Italy Especially
dressed only1- Q.SD
9. s.. Astoria
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JEAN JACQUES ELlsEE REcLus.

Brussels, July Predecessor Jean Jacques Elise
RecIUs. the we'll known geog-apher. died here to
day He was born IN March 1890
New-York tribune., 1905-07-05
WHAT IS GOING ON TODAY.

Meeting Of business Women's National League Hotel
EnGicert slst-st. and Coumbus-ave ali day session.
reception, evening
Opening O racing at Brighton Beach
Meeting of Hebrew meeting in memory
of Secretary Hay Educa tional Alliance, afternoon
Free fav Al Museum OF History and the
New-York tribune., 1905-07-05
MAYOR JoHNsoN's MOTHER DYING.

Tom L. Johnson, Mayor of Cleveland is az the
bedside Of his dying mother. Mrs. Helen Johnson.
al the Shore Road and ssth-st.. Fort Hamilton.
Mrs Johnson. who is in her rightieth yenr is
sl1ffarinc from the inirInities old age Her
pivsician said last night thar he did not expect
her 10 live more than few days.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-05
MAILS FOR SOUTH AND CENTRAL AMERICA WEST
INDIES ETC


byron: PsTnsnaaeo. nahla. RIO iansiro and
and Paraguay when specially addressed for this
per Fandria as6 ' Paaa aaa add cana 2ans
via Colon specially addressed This sfea-eri
At 30 a m lsuppienentary 1870 a, M tor
Of Colombia Ecuador Peru Bolivia ana ehiIi
Tn SSSaly aaarSsS7d for this steamer at r.,
Isf PfRinisHP Rgb7P EsPSeLe sssS Per New % YeTS s
~ WsEsoe s, per Vigtaneis also other pa-s
.,a65s a. g3e q cam n g2 g2PepsntaEy Pa1 M Ioo r Era
nsrTrn@n. ~ Saar,ifa ~ = sN ana 1ssiaiena -
9.I paris q "a Hart when specs!iy addressed for tsts
cad and Ci4dad bolivar uer Mararas; a Il
ing caps Haiti Port de Palx h' crass aoe sss
steamer at - N f9r Yursfsa ainIessed {eF 5as
Prngreso also other parts of Nsxico "a rsr.s.
fsr sareados Guiana and Northern Brazf p-r :
FRIDAY fTth)-Ar a m. for Argentine T-Ilxuav ari
zpecaIiy addressed on5 pe9 Mslna,o 2F ssnIias a I
Sroz Lee@aTd ma windard Islands ana T99ss 9ss
per pasxr2 al f5 9r isaIa9 Ags5Iir snd ganDscas
rafsguay; per 5 5 Crown Prince. AZ D. N. FOR Ber-
SATURDAY (sJhl-At 80 a m for Newfoundland ,.-
FOR Porto Rico Curacao ana Venszle5s a. st "a
delpnia taso COLOMBIA Via Curacao. when specially
1880 fortune Island Jamaica aai Soens
ssrnia also costa Ries Via Lnon wse. specfalII m
M6pro ' 9sst1e ne Fsl a. ~ a n IaS ST Suns per
-
NOTICE--Ftve cents per hair addition to an.
regular postage must oe prepaid all letters oryar-
by the supplementary mails.
the marked Countries
the closing OF the regular mail dispatch bv a mar
ticular vessel will be
ditional postage is fully prepaid stamps
Supplemental Transatlantic Mails opened rh-
piers Of the American English and French
whenever the SdlingS a Oh nd
late mail may be deposited the boxes on the
piers of the German lines sailing
elementary mail for TURKS nj Doninf r.
public opened clyde Line Pier Tas mas.
81 piers open hair b@far sailing,
time. and close minutes sailing time 0uiS
regular postage detters 3 a ouncel is -s-
Iuired articles mailed the piers American
White steamer rsos.bls
postage letters - cents half ounee) on orher ines
New-York tribune., 1905-07-05
CEMETERIES


readily accessible BY Harlem trains from Grand
traI station Webster jerome Avenue troeys and
nv carriage Lots sl25 Telephone t+S55 GrameFcy1
Gar F3oox Views representative
once. 20 East card St. y I. City.
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ve "A. average Tor corresponding date Of last year.
- average for corresponding date OF last twenty-five
years. -
Ycai saorrcasa-Oecasional showers to-day fair to-
1870. frs-h % nrsk s9u.h winds
New-York tribune., 1905-07-05
UNDERTAkERS

FRANK Z. CAMPBELL. esi-3 West SD St
ssd 81 Stephen Merritt Era6g last Tel 13e4 Chelsea
Rev. stephen Merritt the world wide known IN
place Of business Sth-ave.
81: largest in the world Tel t@t and Ies ChsIsea
New-York tribune., 1905-07-05
BEFORE OR AFTER?

From The Erie PENN Times.
oliver Goodwin, Of clurksburs recently married.
found shot through the heart this mornitlg in
MS bed The dead eioped Oakland win
Miss Ossie Samples.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-05
A Wonderful Tonic.

HORSFORD'S ACID PHOSPHATE
Cooling. refreshing and tnvfgoratinG. Dispels
dragged out feeling during spring and summer
New-York tribune., 1905-07-05
THE WEATHER

Official Recori --@ Foreesst-"ash'ngton' July =
The Western disturbance mas moved nertheastwaTd
and z now passing beyond the field of observation north
= ak sunerior L has caused numerous showers
and thlnderstorrns the lake region and Ohio Val
lev Tbunderstorns have also occurred in the East
,,< and south Atlantic and the western per-
ton of The Middle Atlantic States The temperatures
-,r,,e somewhat above the seasonal in all
sfsricts east OF Mississippi and there has been
rise in the Southwest and over the Western plains
States
showery weather VIII continue Wednesday in the
lake -egon and viii extend into the Middle Atlantic
and New England states. and there VIII be showers
-hursday IN Nev England and along the Atlantis
coast. also in lower lake region
temperatures VIII continue ABOVE LIE seasonal
average the East and soAIh
III winds along New England viii
fresh southwest the Middle Atlantic ana South
ATLANTIC coast fresh southeFiy; the Gulf coast.
gbr and variable, the lower lakes, brisk south
vest with occasional thunder Squalls on the upper
lalre brisk southwest
Storm warnings displayed on the upper lakes,
s~oeDt IN Duluth and Ashland sections
STEAMERS departing wednesday, FOR European ports
NH nae light fresh southwest winds and fair
weather 20 the Grand Banks
New-York tribune., 1905-07-05
Special Notices.


NAL subscribers in York city 20 ne DAILY art
Rl-NEEkLf viii be charged one cent a copy extra
postage IN addition to the rates named above
New-York tribune., 1905-07-05

For golsz in Europe countries IN the Ussxe-ssl
Postal Union. THE TRIBUNE be mailed IT sae for
lowing rates.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-05
Special Notices.
Tribune subscription Rates.

THE TRfRIA Ne be by mail any address IN
thls eountry Abroad, and address
fsetreff suns Ee given
dealer before leaving u convenient hand them
in A. THE TRIBUNE Once
New-York tribune., 1905-07-05
RESPECT FOR SECRETARY HAY.
Celebrations of the Fourth Of July Not
Held.

St. Petersburg, July 4.-The American colony,
out Of respect for Secretary Hays death, made
no attempt 70 celebrate the Fourth. The en-
bassy was draped and the flag was half-masted
throughout the day.
The press, especially the LibeIal cci ans, con-
tinue to pay high tributes to Secretary Hay as
a man. scholar and a statesman. prsising the
almost ideal pla.ie which bis Diplomacy wiis
based. The Syn Ontechestva' says IL considers
him to have been the founder OF new and
better school of diplomacy.
Rome July 4.-The American flags waving in
honor of the Fourth Of July at half-mast
as sign Of mourning for the late Secretary
Hay The usual dinner was given at the Ameri-
can College In celebration OF Independence Day,
but Ambassador White Withdrew lis invitations
for the reception planned for this afternoon, out
Of respect Cor the dead statesman.
Constantinope. July 4.-Owlnis 10 tne death Of
Secretary Hay. the usual Fourth Of July recep-
tion not held n the American ID gaticn-
Senator Bacon, of Georgia. naS left COnsta1ti-
nOple for Western Europe.
Oxford. England. July 1.-The vice-chancellor Of
Oxford University has sent message to Presi-
dent Roosevelt expressing the sympathy of the
university in the grievous loss sustained by the
death Of Secretary Hay.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-05
Mnrred.

Marriage notices appearing in THE TRIBUNE will
be repubIished iu The Tri-weekIy Tribune without
extra charge.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-05
Died.

Death notices appearing In THE TRIBUNE will be
repueiisned Ia The TriNeekly Tribune without
New-York tribune., 1905-07-05

MAYNARD-WALKER-At St James, Church Chicago.
June so. Anne Campbell. daughter James H. Walker
ESQ., OF Chicago, to Efingham Maynard. jr
New-York tribune., 1905-07-05

Notices Of marriages and deaths must be In
4orsed with full name and address
New-York tribune., 1905-07-05
SINGLE COPIES
Domestic Rates.

EARLY MAIL TRAIN
For all points the United States. and Mexieo
toltsde of Boroughs OF Manhattan and The
3ronxl. cuba. Porto Rico. Hawaii aud
Phinpines without for postage.
"a y -
New-York tribune., 1905-07-05
MAILS FoRwARDED OVERLAND ere F,xt-EFr
AC~TFFf-

TRASSPACIFfI.
Jamaica f.l-qva-sea
daily OF sailing me connecting malls
General PostOfice fellows.
a. Tampa T+,S1 IN. Wsdn
day SATURDAY. talso from Nevg-Yors Tnursday ana
Saturday. See aoOye3
MEXICO CITY. overland. Ia p m and D
daily. sunday sunday I p. and 1880 N
NEWFOJ- -NDI.ASD sxcepr Parcels Post &as Norrh
sydney a P m. Monday. Wednesday
tAlso occasionally from New-YoTS and Philadelphia.
Moi EION via Boston sydney az $50 D m
every other sunday June and IS. etc.t
JAMAICA. Boston az D. Tuesday and FRIDAY.
lAlso from " SATURDAY.
CslcTA RIGA NeW-CbFiesns f10:Su 2 TIesday
RPTTTS4 HONDURAS. HONDURAS tkast Coast1 ans
CT a via Sew-OrieaDs Tlo-3u n
DAY West Coass u Honduras is dispatched from Nev
york 1ia Panama See abovel
NcTF-A aGT-A fI1-S0
. m SUNDAY and Ws6nesiay- West Coast ~ Nra--
ragua is dispatched New-YorS va Tanama So
PANAMA CANAL. ZONE. VIA $eW-tlrie3us. ITO N
D m SUNDAY ,ouiy specially addressed Hna forVa I'D
via "a %eV-NoFs -
lowing Monday. After 1888 sgndsy and an-ii
saf,fr@ ~ Sex-Torx mail for auI
t-snai Zone is neid Tor the New-YorS see
previous
New-York tribune., 1905-07-05

vork. Eastern Pennsylvania. New-Jersey and Della
ware occasional showers to-day: Thursday. fresh to
brisk south winds
For District Of Columbia, MaTyia2d and virginia
ebov-ers to-day. Thursday fair fresh south winds
Vo- western Pennsylvania aFG Western HewYork
thunder showers to-day; Thursday, fair; fresh brisk
winds
For NeN- England. thunder to-day
rbrrsaav. fresh south winds becoming brisk tbs
south coast
local OFFICIAL Reeord.-The following record
,--, the Weather shows The changes IN the
-afr. for me last twenJy-four comparison
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1905-12-08
POTTERSVlLLE.

Ivy Salisbury and son spent Thanks.
giving with his mother of this place
Mr.. Darius Phillips and Mr.. Walter
Comstock caught nice mess of fish
Thanksgiving day.
The free delivery mail boxes have
arrived
Mrs. A. b. Barden and Miss Alice
Potter of Edgewood have been spend
ing a few days with Nellie Potter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Harris spent
Saturday and Sunday with relatives
at Riverpoint.
Mr.. Frank Phillips and family spent
thanksgiving at her home on How
ard Hill.
Mrs. Orlando Salisbury spent a few
days with her sisters at Richmond.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1905-12-08
CLAYVILLE.

{. VI. Potter, the horse-collar maker
has removed TO So North Main street.
Providence, II. |.
The officers of Beulah Lodge gave
a complimentary supper TO the mem.
bers on Thursday evening. Nov. %. A
pleasant time was enjoyed by all.
a quiet wedding occurred at the
parsonage of the North Sterling
Church. Thursday. Nov. 80. Lucy A.
Pierce and Harry II. Luther. both of
Clayville were united i'm marriage bv
Rev. Fred NJ. Buker. Miss Pierce has
been a successful teacher in Scituate
and Foster for number OF years. Mr..
Luther has been connected with the
Clayville store and Postonice for a
long time. and both have a wide cir.
Gle of friends. The parties were attend.
ed by Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur lie Gendre
Of North Sterling.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1905-12-08
CENTERDALE

The c. G. Club will give an enter
talnment at the Allendale Chapel OH
Tuesday evening of next week.
Willard S. Hall is doing reportoria,
/ work for the Providence Journal in
| this section.
James Whitehead has severed his
connection at Willis II. Sweets.
The Centerdale Veteran Association
attended the L. T. A. Fair in Provi-
dence on Thursday evening.
Roy Rock has taken the position of
manager of the new Washington
street bowling alleys.
A telephone is being put in to con
meet the Comfortable depot and the
Benn Mill at Greystone.
A sale of Christmas articles and 2
short entertainment was given at the
home of Mrs. William A. Sweet on
thursday evening. The proceeds
were for the benefit of St Adams
Church.
y. f. Reiner and II. l.. Swindells
went to Smithfield on Monday ON
hunting trip. The result was fairly
satisfactory.
Leander Gardiner is having an acct
ylene gas plant at his new house at
Allendale.
[. Nj. Potter, the horse-colar maker.
mas removed to SO North Main street,
Providence, II. /.
Have your photographs taken for
Christmas by VIM. Mills & Son. 5S
and 90 Arcade, Providence.
The pastor of the Primative Meth /.
odlst Church spoke last Sunday eve
ming on Marriage and Divorce"
Browning King 4 Co.'S clothing has /
Il style about it that is very satisfac- I
tory to the buyer.
Diamond rings $40. sl2. SIS. 500. /
S25. $50 and up to Si00. in Tiffany. Bel. /
cher and all the new-style settings. .
Every diamond fully guaranteed. The /
price of these rings cannot be
in Providence. ANGEL.
1928 Westminster street, Olneyville F.
square.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1905-12-08
GRAYSTONE.

The Greystone Social Club held q
very successful supper and dance on
thanksgiving eve. The music was fur.
nshed by Barrett's Orchestra.
A surprise party was given Mrs.
tlannery last Saturday evening. The
birthday gift was a piano from the
Parkinson Piano House in Providence.
The new church will be opened on
Sunday, Dec. II.
At the next meeting of the local
lodge of odd Fellows it is expected
that ten candidates will be initiated.
The Greystone and Graniteyille
football teams had a great game ON
Saturday The Greystones proved q
little strong for their opponents and
won by score of to o. The playing
OF Wood, Amber and Coates was no
tceable, while Jowett and Hartly put
up fine game.
HOW about one of those 2O-year gold
hlled Waltham, Elgin or Hampden
watches J. A. Angel, 1928 Westmin-
ster street, is selling for SO, S12. $14.
SIG, SIS and $40. Wouldn't one be lust
what you want for Christmas.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1905-12-08
RCCkLAND.

mrs. Taylor, an aged resident of
ms village. met with severe ininr,cs
from fall the early part of the week
= VI. Potter. the horse collar mater
nas removed to 80 North Main street
Providence, II. /. ''''e''
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1905-12-08
Administration Notice.

Tho o,,. December !, 1905.
ne mas been appointed by the Probate
court OF the Town OF Johnston admlnistrao
sor OF the estate of Eunice. y. Daniels.
lhte t OF said johnston, deceaS,d, and has
given bond according to law "''
Al! persons having claims against said
estnte e are hereby notified to present them
70 tne Undersigned or file the same in the
once or the clerk OF said court within siy
ment hereof f. WERSTEP ConRoe' SIIioe'
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