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Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-08-07

From Saturdays Daily.
That war record and the Demo
Gratis stock in tne Rio Grande South
ern wont buy much booze.
j. l.. Racnofsky is home from an
other trip through San Juan county,
N NJ. The Famous trade is growing
in that section,
In connection with that common
stock deal, they named a sidetrack
on the Rio Grande Southern "Mui-
doom and the elements have been
trying tneir best to wash 1t away.
H. II. Johnson, agent at Dulce In
dian school, visited in the
city, transacting some business last
night and this morning. Mr.. Johnson
says he now has one of the incest Of
flee buildings ever. which has just
been finished.
The Democrat editor says ne paid
for shares of the stock of the Rio
Grande Southern railway, leading the
unsophisticated mind to infer that
these snares were held by only the
400" that could dig up gold any day
for railroad stock, but Papa" as a
matter OF fact was it not "infiooence"
that corralled that stock when the
Raymonds were the worst ever?
Between the Herald and Pueblo
Chieftain columns it is not difficult
to garner great quantity of legiti-
mate news for rehash tne next morn
ing, and the Durango field is an in
viting one for number of morning
newspapers. A great many who do
not read haven't time in the evening
to read the news and they take the
morning paper TO read the advertis-
ing.
The two little Ogden boys, who
have been watching for long time
for something TO turn up so they
first to get out and go to digging rub
ber weed. They are working indus
triously every day on Florida mesa
and have large pile of the weed
ready to haul in. They will make
more money this summer than some
Of the grown-up loafers will make in
the whole year
AS fine placer gold as ever paid the
operator is being saved from the
sands OF the San Juan river, while
the placer bars and slopes into La
Plata county streams are waiting for
some practical man to lead the way
with simple and inexpensive devices
to save from fne to very coarse pla-
GER gold. We need money In Duran
go to mine with, that money in the
hands Of people capable Of discrim-
mating. people who know a chance to
make money wnen they see It.
Give me that to put in my cabi-
net" Have you seen the specimen
will not be termed a beggar because
he does not ask for money, meal or
quarter, the fellow who merely has
scientific interest in collecting some
thing he can sell? II a woman start
ed out through the country to collect
a cabinet" she would be summed
and scorned, spurned and driven out;
but the occupation or profession
lends dignity to a horsethief
The progressive editor Of the Man
cos Times does not agree with the
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-08-07

Baseball goods for sale at cost. A
B. Cole, successor to Wales Il Co.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-08-07

FOR SALE-s-roomed house, 1923
West Third street, North Durango.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-08-07

WANTBD-Apprenti girls at Gra-
den Mercantile Millinery Department.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-08-07

In connection with that common
stock deal, they named sidetrack
on the Rio Grande Southern "Mui-
doom" and the elements have been
trying t'neir best TO wash 1t away,
Outraged nature will assert itself.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-08-07

H. II, Johnson, agent at Dulce In
dian scnool, visited in the
city, transacting some business last
night and this morning. Mr.. johnson
says he now has one of the incest of
fice buildings ever. which has just
been finished
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-08-07

J. L. Racnofsky is home from an
other trip through San Juan county
N. NJ The Famous trade is growing
in that section,
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-08-07

From Saturdays Daily.
That war record and the Demo
Gratis stock in tne Rio Grande South
ern won't buy much booze.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-08-07

The progressive editor Of the Man
cos Times does not agree with the
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-18
&crmiId,tc tclc9raphiidJc ScpcidDcn,

- Nrtbllr o.. MorIboll, gcluclcrcr
Yr0iioent ser orci 6eucr &criI6c-
r1ti,ga = @eicIiNoltcn 9}ortb Anlcrica,
GuouC@ne uin0 &oionctte Ntlltltul, 1T
in YittaburQ, No, Mlf Ole Nntloaen
Der &crrmtrclumN mbcrcd)tlgtcr yin
ipriidc mo iolldcr &oripicgclun0cn
irci9elprodcn jcood III Die Soften
pcrlWtDcilt mor0cn.
- @ci ser Wtonor2nobl III Gilcin.
mott ohio, bot Der Ocmofrotildc& an
oioot Z. 5. Gcunpicp cine Mcbrbcit
pom 3t52 Stinmlcn ilbcr olc @r0rne
Gon0iootcn mo cine EhwoIit0t bon
6530 Stinmcn ilbcr Norrp =. @or=
oor, ben rcpubIitoniihcu Galolootcn.
- lie 6o6rif bon Gilbert II. 9clr
nett IN @eorQctolpn Conn, cine 81
liulc Der groBcu Gbica9o'cr GrnbtncB
Gnbrif QIcidcn l}onrcn5 mo cillco Der
be0eltenOitcn in0uitricucn Gtobltnc.
mcnta uon Connecticut lit ~tbclnucllc
%ubgcbronnt. Ger Sdn0cn bctrG3t
$1,000.
~ @Ci TurOcn, "a, bot lid scr 90
ocn ilbcr cincm Sbcilc scr Nlulunt-
&oblcn5cdc Der SehiNh &o0cD Goal
Gonpurm ocrort QclCntt, ooB 0lc DC
mohncr Scr 0nroui 1tcbcn0cn @obr-
bGllier ouiQCior0crt mcr0cn mIBtclL
oic &cBtcrcn, Scr 0roBcn @ciobr iuc-
Gen, il rUlnlcn. Wcbrcrc Ndltlcr
limo bcrcitS cingcltilr5t, on0crc orobcn
nit Ginltlr5.
r. Gic Stuocntcn 0ca Son Sole.
Go0cQc in Son Sole. Gol, mo 0c9
Ncbro2to Central GollcNc IN Cnobo
III Ncbroafu bobcll crtIort, nidt mchr
l0nQcr Oo2 brlltulc 6%llbbolllpicI SIT
tultiplrcn.
- Scr IN Scr Sobrit pom @cbr. Sut
lcrnon mo Der GoAQcn GompunO IN
E%hilaoclphio mt3gcbrodCnc Stritc
bon Ncm0cnnlod)crn bat lnt lid &c
0riiicn, 10 ooB mtnnlcbr 500 N}0odcH
mo GOO MGmncr I'M 9luaItonoc be
griiicn limo.
- Sn M%otcrbrwp, Gonn, lit Scr
Stulicncr Giriorio Gopobionco, mel
der an Is. u. Wt. Angclo Solomito
crid)oiicn bot, IN Der hyperion Goltrt
ocS Moroc3 I'M critcn @rooe, moroiti
Zoo Olrd) Den Strona itcbt, Ifllloia
aciprodcn lporocn. Ser Yro5eB bot
0rCi Wodcn Q%eOoltert,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-18

Der Coalition nobcitebt, bc]bollptct.
N"eldaton5lcr Shirt h. Niilou hu6c
Dem bleli8ct 0ltrcihiid mlQuriiheu
&otld)o'tcr uonS5oQcm M}urid nit.
1etbcilt,cr tonWc nit Oerunpurlunlcn.
turlld)cn NcaicrlmQ oea Noron@ s..
lcrDorp ftillcn MQn0cl2pCrtrQQ ob-
'hIlcBclL ul0 0n0c0elltCt, Cr hobc fcir1
&crtroltcn SIT Ocnl Ncitebcn 0c2 &ubi
nets.
@ic aus better GucQc pcrIaltct. lit
olc McI0lutN 0ca oNirlop" 20njlN
ans Der Sltit 0c9rificn.
NllCrlct aus utidlu 5.
Gic ncuc 6lottcnporlogc lplroc
bclItc int N%un0c&rath oNNcrlommrIl.
Sic pcror0nCt ltlltcr Nnbcrcnt 0cl
@olt Don od)t Grobcn Yon5crtrCns
6crn.
Ger NcrIitcr Mrni5ipoIrotb PC.
id)Iob bclttc ncn Noll elmer cIcttri
id3cn INSTRUMENTATION pom Noros
uadl Dem SiioCnoc ser Stoot. Gle
Clinic miro chpo $i375O0OO foitcl
mo ioQ pou scr Stoot bctricbcn
mcrocu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-18
Ginocr in ciucm Hr0ric6rauoc umgCa
fummcn.

@onritcrL 81. II. 9toD. -
&n Den Nberoecu, So, lmgcbcnocn
ErGricn lit Elm HicicnbronO olt>0c.
brod)en, ser bcrcit9 uicIc MiciIcnlSr0.
riclonoe3, 5oblrcidea Mciocpicb, uicir
6urn1cu uno Sdntlb0uiCr pcrnidtet
bat. 2ciocr mcrbCn oltd) iluci &inocr,
G0d)tcr oca 6ormcr& Drifting Der.
rliBt lun0 ca bcitcbt >uohI tcin 3uci-
icl oarolL oob oic MiGodcn in ocn
Slommcn unQcfonmcn iin0. Ger
Grt Nbcrocrn un0 oic fiir5Iid) cr0fi-
nctcn Hoicbuo &noioncr 9%icicruotloe
men fon1tcn MIR Olrd Die dngcltrcllas
tcitc glrbcit BON Nln0crtcn Gilcnbubn.
Nrbcitcrn mo NurnlCrll, mclfc bier
Wcilcn InnQc @rdbcn mlfmorfcn ppr
&%crnidtltu9 bCuobrt mcrocn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-18
Mcitcrn MnrDlnno Giienbatn.
Stat III Graft ant IL. Climber 1905.
Dime nprLniinN .nleI. sInlinu mir inlnf
r%fati!r!r..-r beHtlHer Arit.
3OafiGyiqe Irarte,

1rot III Grait ant Is, Sttpber 1905.
3l9e %beriafeil DtetsSiaitoE luie loIgt:
Sdalifl.
i.30 WorgerS - Gbnel8ig, &dlptltnie, Sns
gcr5ioDL 2Sa1nesb0rO, u. & ". gD. llo
Den Sitocn. mo nu5g. Sonntng y. g. u, r.,
Sanend, G1ambersburG Ulart'nSburg ulb
@indeiter.
ills W0cno8- Iffont. nab tlnionsgriogc.
5dgtidi, ausnenummeu 26nutuns.
100 Ulurgens- Yori. " x s. 9tb. Inh Sotpts
Gtnie oitlt4 nen emorps@ro0e, Carlisle mo
u. & s.. ". n.
$40 Wiofqens- sonptGinte. Sn9ersloipu. 9nns
cod. S6ippensburh 5reberid, Gntni.Sbirg
mo ". e gB. Jln. bis @lftpn.
9.45 UIorqCaC-@cttDsblra 6rrehp. Tftont.
i%enfeits Gntor6 @rooe, foipie oattober rno
Durf.
1915 Wioracns- gftou. no6 llHtousFri6Ge.
2.25 Va6m .-9lffoui. nab SftorD GruUe.
3.15 Tudm-4ffOm mad Gnlorg 8rpOe, g.. &
8. 5ib.. Ippie gori.
*4.io siadm.-Grpreb uafl Dorf, Snnouer uRS
@ettpebHrg. L4a%rlor'9ar.)
4i5 HGhm.-gtffoni. nab uiiiorsVti5ae.
5000 &uhit. -6fpreb tdD 0i0ttoon, Weiinltlis
fter, lluiot giribge utlb baml Ntfolt. iiaf
Sugeratoiun itio Snllcod. iuipie 5teoerid.
@mmltt5burg ulo SbippeHsbirB. tBGtlGrs
5.25 Ga6m.-Mfom nab SorpFteno.
G.15 ADMINISTRATIONS. nnd luton Nribge.
$50 a6euoS-g tfout, lldfl gmqru 8rube.
9nr 5uHutngsl
$50 Wior0tns-sIttonl. mad Union grioGc Il.
Sauubey.
$50 @adm. -gmom. rad lluion eyibae.
40 8a6m.-Nftdm mad Sarnpfteuh.
Saitrl tliht IN Nennn. sgtoe. citation.
WIHeii mn @epfd gilreau, 9fr. 81, SNelts
Baltimore Strabe.
3iioe baltel an unipn., Renun ..9tbe.. Snf.
TON rno l8albropf. t9ior:t Hoemie) Station
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q. vi. spgsa, g. y. ".
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-18

gafe sur Aeiie ne Anslaus tefurgt G.
Hniue, pr. All, Ct panl. Strah..
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-18

NIHapoits, M1l. NoedlsGiatteu, 100 tl0
2s.f5 Sorltt., 1851 mn l5.b6 Nabni. ednI1el'
GtGtton. ~ 90 uno 1900 Rnrut.. 1900 Wtt'
taos. 400. 1885 Inbm. 600 uns 3ii.io
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m6 I3G3 giadm' gen6ens Station. 1870 Born.
10. 90 nuo $3.b0 9tudHt,
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gerG. guuo.n BerI. Mt. gtobai
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g6iln. Mfront. rnt CO. s.i6B $40 Y.
MberneeH Wtf.. nur CO. loo los ".
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EaratuadsGtrrbe %. w. 6. a.,8ebduoe1. Rr.
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gamneus Citation.
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e.. NJ. Pallet. (sen seait. .alenf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-18

ntnetsN iirenur: ylorotutitsVde et1rIts nnb
EaratuadsGtrcbe %. W. 6. a.,8ebduoel. Nr.
$40. 5ho.grpahpab. Wt. fnpatsGtation oby
gamneHs Citation.
., q. Martin, War. Raj. Traffic.
e.. NJ. eINet. sen seuit, .silera.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-18
Nus 9entidlano.
Tuircsnns i,bcr cine nadJ S%traRbnra
gcid,idte aaiicrecpcid)c.

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9@ejiebungcn 5luiifcn Dem clgli=
iden Snfcl u1o Dem 0clttidcll
gtcffen h0d)lt Qcipaltnt. - Ncltc
Eboie III DEM Gonturrcn5fnnpic
3iuiid)cn 9remcn mo Sombnrg.-
Ernenmu1g 0e3 Grbprin5en Grnlt
III 0obcnlobc 2on0enburg 5ltnt
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roiduug. Slucrlci Sntcre'Ioll1
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Strobbltrg Qemeloct miro, bat Der
aaiicr Dem Er0ii0clltcn oea GI'oBs
Sotbrinoiidcn SonOca Nl9lhri'ca,
u. &olrnc5 SIT Dem locben cr'ol9tcu
Nblcbcn ici1cr @ottln III clllcnt Selcs
arunlm iein 9eiIeio mla9ciprod)crL
mcltbcs in iron6oiiidcr Sprodc obQc-
fobt mar. 0icic N1d)rid)t crrcgt I'LL
gehcurca Nuflebcn.
Die Mebr5obl Der @l0ttcr ucriicbt
Die McIblung nit clncm qrOBcn sra
Qcjcid)cn llIlO mcigert lid an OitGd)t-
belt Der Nad)riht 5t nIoubcn. 2Q9cz
mcin obcr miro cine roide NhtiflG-
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ncll @Crmoniiiru1g5 ! 9citrcblnQcn
III Den Hcid)9InnOcn Gin ci1cnthilmli-
dies Sidlt mcrIclL mcnn Der &oiier
lclbit init 10 ihIcd)tcm @eiipicl Dor
anglngc.
SnfcI G0mur0 fom M dl t.
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Den %0cfrontcn @GlIptcrn bciinOcn.
lpcld)c ST Der onl y. Gcbrlor ltottz
fin0cn0cn iilbcrncn 0od5cit 0c3 ocllt-
idhrr S~oiirrroorra erldhcinrr mrrSrr
IS mur Elm @eriiht inn llmluui, ouB
Der britild)e Mtonord) bic 6eiie rlnd)
gcrfir y, ,rtcrnchn,e, bcob,iht;,te
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ncs 0G,ioa II, Gh.
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ltrittcnr 5hotiorhr nor Nir nrri5n(i.
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3uiommcrfrnit NIT ncm Qoiirr rirht
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nGnllid)cn Sor0 anolpa mGhrcn0 scr
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rctdl) nod beiol0cra CrtlGrcn liCR.
poB an cine 9e0c0nlllQ nit 0cil Sol
ier nid,t 9eboht lei.
Scitoem 0ic perionIidc Gntfrenl-
Dung }lpiihcn Onfel mo Neiicl1 ielt
itcht. id)cllt man lid olld) in ocrlSreiie
nid)t mebr. eS oiicn oltNjuiprchcrt,
ooB a0nig Goluoro Qcniiiernrobcn Die
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baltimore Snmpf Endct So.
tAte uue iuurrldftae Nni 9tute.l
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men, hon Den g(ur9inc offers. gtr. l0-ts
ginbt Gtrnbc, ESQ gbcnos. oir,ft nab on
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3tt6ntoub, &crntnounq IN FoctSmoutD mi ben
% ScabuGrh gtr Cine" ~ioIi0c1 il0 hon 4orts
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Stem 0otf.
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ribic &tuiittcnitnuncr, eicItrilhc YclcuhtuIR
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gtr. to7, ct Baltimore Gtrnbc, 9tr. SOC nm
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baltimore nno Gulperi 2 Gitdbc. GuuttH"nta
1rnit NniIhtna uto IIbnu8b'S, Ar. 100, Ntorh
GburIcaltrabe.
Sp6u d. e6crpoob, e. @ruiuu.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-18
81. Ybuips ar,!!i6cs
Sniltut
Nr. 1891, St Bratt StraBr.
spe5tnIiltcn fir sebctme arontfeiteu uOn 1lan.
Hern unb Srnueu.

ncrn nHo 5rHuen.
Wtr bciIcu ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS obHt I1mer5'
bate operation, Striiiuretl, 0Iuibcrgtitung NIB
GDpbtIis iu uucu Staoicn, &crluit Der 0|arn.
bartlett uuo neli 3ltac8raene arnufbCilen, Sine
rnfdc, oalicrnoe SctltnG lptro Gnrnllttrt. ilrs
fere bcile gmpfcDIung beftcbt hnriu, Dab Mot
Elm sent Dor ~CrioI0ter 9riIung Al be8abIen 1T.
IS tpI.ct sic &ittS, In uufcrcut @ilreuu oor'
Bufprchcu mo cine private GonfuItution nit
uus 5u BADEN. Ron 10 litr gurmittags big 10
tlbr gbcHb3 Acbinct. Sbrribi. Wenn Sbr Mot
fomiHrH !puui.
Stuto-0ln. Huo aninups4art.g!aaguus fab.
reu ~ Hnirrtt Sblte uotbrI.
etomrh,@tc W"uO. uus Eratt.atrnHs.
tMtaii9 I&&.i1
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-01-30
CASE BASED ON CONTRACT
ARGUED IN APPELLATE COURT

The case Of William H. washburn
against John II. Hadheld. executor. was
argued in the appellate division Of the
supreme court today on defendants pc
tition for a new trial. Suit is based
on contract entered into on Sept. %,
1897, between plaintiff. who Is resi-
dent Of New Bedford, and the late
Charles f. Read OF this city. Inc con
tract lead 20 sales OF machinery. Read
In his life time paid Washburn $1,000
and the latter filed a claim with the
executor Of Read for $4,000 BY the
contract the parties hound themselves
their heirs. executors and administra tors
The executor refused To pay the claim
and after hearing before commissioners
the report OF the latter was confirmed
by the municipal court An appeal was
taken 10 the common pleas division and
a Jury gave Washburn a verdict for
$4,000
Mr. Hsdfeld claims that the verdict
was against the law and the evidence and
also that the damages are excessive.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-01-30
CITY AWARDS CONTRACTS
FOR SPECIAL IRON CASTINGS

Today at IL o'clock the commissioner
Of public works received bids for furnish
ing special castings. service boxes and
iron work for sewers required for the
water and sewer departments Of the city
for the season of 1905. estimated at about
SO tons for the special castings and the
service boxes (including 3e-inch castings
for force main at Pettaconset. plans and
specifications for which may be seen at
the Office OF the city engineer) and about
81 tons Of castings for the sewers.
The contract for the regular castings
for the sewers was awarded TO the Fuller
Iron works Of this city.
The Builders Iron foundry Of this city
was awarded the contract for the spe-
cial casting for the connections between
the new force main and pumps at Petta-
conset.
When the contract for the new lead
main recently authorized is advertised for
there will be about $500 tons OF 42-nch
pipe contracted for 10 cover the 81 900
feet from the reservoir TO Painheld street
-0fneyville- which maX-cost something
under sl65 600.
The estimate for the construction OF
this main was about SEAS. 900 and II will
give an excellent FIRE service to that sec
tion of the city.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-01-30
MEMBERS OF TWO FINANCE
COMMITTEES VISITED KINGSTON

Saturday members OF the finance com
mitteee OF the senate and house OF rep
resenta tives took a trip 10 Kingston.
where Is located the Rhode Island Col
lege OF agriculture and Mechanic Arts
and spent several hours in an interest
ing manner. The trip was under the
direction OF former Governor c. d. Kim
ball. one OF the members Of the board
of managers for the college. and the
larty was well taken care of.
There have been several resolutions in
troduced in the house Of representa- tives.
amounting 20 about s31, 900 for the use
OF the college and its various depart
ments one OF the new buildings required
being a greenhouse.
The needs for the various appropria-
tlons were explained at first hand much
better than they could be at public hear
ing and when 1t comes 10 making or with
holding appropriations the members will
be we'll qualified to give the reasons fer
80 doing.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-01-30
NATIONAL RIFLE BOARD
MAKES CHANGES IN RULES

Washington, Jan. S.-The national
board for the promotion of rife practice
which has been meeting here has ar
ranged for tho matches FOR 1896.
Many changes were made in the rules
GOVERNING misconceptions one 81 the
most important provides for the exclusion
of all coaching IN the firing al known
distances. In team matches for skirmish
rring. however teams may be run under
command 81 the team captain. who Will
be permitted 20 coach their teams while
on the run Another change provides that
one-third Of the membership OF the sue
cessful teams, the four members making
the highest scores shall not take part In
the next three succeeding competitions Tor
the national trophy
The date and plsce of the next mst~n
will be announced BY the war department,
u is expected In March.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-01-30
RESIGNS AS ASSISTANT
SECRETARY OF THE TREASURY

Washington, Jan. So.--Robert 3. Arm
strong. assistant secretary OF the treasury,
as heretofore announced. has rendered his
resignation 10 President Roosevelt. 10
take effect on March 5th next. and II has
been accepted.
Hr Armstrong letter of resignation is
under date of Jan 16. and the presidents
acceptance is OF the same date. In ao-
cepting the resignation the president
wrote as follows:
My Dear Mr.. Armstrong; accept your
resignation as assistant secretary OF the
treasury. to take effect March 8. 1906.
wish at this time to express my apprecia-
ton OF the zeal. industry and marked
administrative ability with which you
have performed your duties and to ex-
press the heartiest good wishes for your
future. With regard. sincerely yours.
THEODORE ROOSEVELT
Mr.. Armstrong; successor has not yet
been selected.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-01-30
FUNERAL Of S. S. CLARKE
STEWARD OF WEST SIDE CLUB

samuel Smith Clark. for many vaars n
steward Of the West Side club, was buried
yesterday. The funeral service was held
ny o'clock at his late residence, s7 Gil
more street. Rev. Leo Boone Thomas
Tastor of the Stewart Street Raptist
onurch. orieiated. A mixed quartet rem
c'red two beautiful selections.
Following the services at the house the
body was conveyed 20 Grace Church
cemetery, where IL will be entombed until
Preparations for interment are concluded
& m bearers were Thomas Gardiner and
William Wales OF westminster lodga
O. .. f.. and Joseph II. Taylor and James
ryder or Pettaconset tribe. Red Men.
Deceased was born I'm Auburn Mass
Feb. IL. 1894. and is survived by a widow
ana seven children. Ave OF whom are mar
ried. and two. Archibald and Grace. I'M.
married.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-01-30
BREWING co.
SEEKS A
new TRIAL

The defendants petition for new trial
In the case OF Matthew Coleman vs.
James Hanley Brewing company was
argued before Chief Justice Tillinghast
and Justices Douglas and Dubois today
Mr. Coleman. a brewer. sued 10 recover
for a balance OF salary and for 10 cents
commission on excess OF output AT the
rate OF 10000 barrels a year. He also
charged the company for yeast food.
valued at S227S6 and six Thermometers
valued at $500.
After suit brought s4l6.6s. A months
salary. was rendered the plaintiff by the
defendant and he accepted the money in
part payment Defendants chief claim
is that plaintiff could have no right OF
action until June, 1901, for the ex-
cess brewing. Plaintiffs contract was
terminated on Dec 3lst, 1900 He was
originally engaged for year.
The jury awarded the plaintiff S555.60 II
Is claimed by Mr.. Coleman that the dam
ages are not excessive and the verdict is
fully warranted by the law and the
evidence.