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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-02-20
STOPPED SUNDAY PRIZE
FIGHTS AT ST. LOUIS,

St Louis. Feb. 2o--The police yesterday
put an end to the Sunday prize fights.
Five fast bouts were scheduled before
the Columbian Athletic club yesterday
afternoon. and some 800 sports gathered
20 witness them, $500 being taken in At
the box office.
Thirty minutes before the men were
20 make their appearance IN tho ring
squad OF police entered the club and
said that the bouts would not be, per-
mittet. by order OF the chief
Prior 90 the Inauguration OF Gov. Folk
The wine rooms and dance halls were
run nightly and Sunday Ieize fights had
been a recognized Institution.
This sudden arousing OF the police 90
do their duty. which they had heretofore
ignored, is attributed 20 Folk, who r. de-
termined upon carrying out his anti-clec-
Spn promises and give the citizens a clean
81. Louis.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-02-20
BEGGAR
LEFT BIG
FORTUNE

New York. Feb. 2O.-About 2:S0 p. m. n
years ago. Tuesday week. little Able Fid-
Ter was playing nip in a street OF Odessa,
southern Russia, where he was kidnap-
ped and made 10 serve 2l years in the
army.
Nothing more was heard OF him until he
turned UP in Nice. Frffnce about % years
ago, a man of 20, and applied 20 the
Russian consul for aid. Russia helps its
distressed when they are foxy enough to
live abroad. and Fidler got about $40
every month at the consulate.
lie begged from house 10 house In the
day and did a lineup turn on street cor
ners at night.
II must have bean rare graft. for pres
emily the Paris branch OF the Rothschilds
began 10 get large chunks OF money from
F1dler 10 be deposited in his name. Last
August he died. He left a Will IL consist
ca OF a letter to Baron August Rothschild.
and contained, outside of the address and
signature, these four words: Money goes
10 money"
The Baron learned that Fidler had O.
6J0. .00c francs on deposit His agents inves-
tigated FNdlers case and came upon his
brother, Jacob 5. Fidler, I'm Odessa.
Jacob has seven daughters and one son.
The son is Max Fidler OF SO Cook street,
Bi ooklyn, and all the other heirs have as
signed their claims TO him 10 make the
matter of collection easier He hears that
10000 francs has been paid TO other heirs
but that the Rothschilds Will hold the
rest OF the fortune for him and his father
and sisters.
Max FNdler is 81 years old. He works at
quilt making and whtn business is good
makes as much g., $40 "A week with which
a. support his large family.
Mr. Sebulsky, his lawyer, says there is
no doubt that tlso fortune exists and that
the Fdlers will get it, lie wrote 10
Maitre Labori who defended Dreyfus,
and Labori has consented to do the for
eign work on a 10 per cent basis. lie
has n copy OF Flder's birth certificate.
establishing the relationship with the
rich baggar.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-02-20
The Weather

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. BROWN UNIVERSITY.
. FORECAST.
From p. m. Monday 10 p. m {
!. Tuesday. For Providence and visn- 4
!. ityi Snow or rain tonight and Tues q
> dayj warmer tonight
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TO BURN HIM ALIVE.
Attempt Was Made on MAJ SuIi,, Whose
Hands We're Tied BY Car Cleaners.

New York. Feb. @.-FIis hands tied
and his clothing saturated with kero-
rene and then set on FIRE was tho treat
ment accorded Max Splits. a car cleaner.
~ fellow workmcn I'm the Morrisania
ards of tho New York Central Rail-
road according 10 statement made by
Spltz 90 the police yesterday.
Spitz said that the outrage was perpe-
trsted last Thursday An examination by
a surgeon showed that he had been terri
bly, burned. Henry Reisenheiser n watch
man IN the round house. was arrested on
the complaint Of spitz. but denied any
knowledge OF the assault
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-02-20

Michael Malonev. a common drunkard.
was today placed on probation until June
I'D. by Judge Sweetlsnd-
Hose and Hook and Ladder 2 extin-
auished n chimney fire at 30 Barre street.
at 1890 n m yesterday; no damage.
Hose and truck responded TO still
alarm at 1855 p. m. yesterday for a chim-
ney fire at 81 Butaw street: no damage.
Andrew Names was fined $50 and costs
by Judge Sweetland, today. for the theft
OF robe, valued at f16, from some per-
son unknown.
william Russell's drug store Mt s15 Eddy
street was entered Saturday night.
Brushes. tobacco. cigarettes, etc, valued
at $40, were taken.
Lewls IAmphere, small boy. was
laced on probation by Judge Sweetand.
this morning. for the theft Of a pair OF
fhoes. valued at s., from Harry Fish
Michele Maccllo was bound over to the
grand jury on 500. by Judge Sweetland.
today, for an assault with an earthen
bowl upon Tragessla Macclio, his wife, az
1tS Spruce street, last night.
Charlie Won. Ono Chong One Gong and
Sam Ching were fined s. and costs each I'm
the 9Th district court today for playing
Gouinoes in house on Empire street.
last evening.
The East side Praying band Will hold n
revival service at the Centrodale Metho-
dist church Joseph Taudvin will have
charge OF the meeting George w. Lewis.
the gospel singer, will sing. All are cor
daily invited.
John Masaley was held in 5000 by Judge
Sweetland. today for trial Friday for
keeping n common nuisance at 10 Tiber
street Henrietta Bervelle was held in
SOC for trial the same day on the charge
OF being a common night walker
Vincenzo Calibone was fined SEQ and
ccPts I'm the 9Th district court today for
carrying a razor, and was held In 500 for
trial next Friday for an alleged assault
with that weapon upon Frank Chrlnsty,
IN saloon at los Spruce street Saturday.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-02-20

Gladys IN the 1880 theatre train)-
Henry, who is that. man on the other
side OF the aisle? lie seems 10 be watch
ing us.
Henry-That's Quickdigit. He's court
reporter.
Gladys-A court reporter! Then he is
one of those men who write the-the
love gossip for the society papers Henry.
take your arm away from the back OF
this seat right now,-Chicago Tribune,
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-02-20
NEWSLETS

George Washington was great and good,
We learned that in our youth
or course he chopped the cherry tree,
But then he told the truth.
He was a politician, too.
Which makes uU wonder why
The world Is willing 10 believe
lie never told a lie.
Tho father OF hts country, he
Would hardly know d now.
He couldn't use tse telephone,
Unless you told him how.
lie was a great and noble man,
Historians have said.
And yet do not envy him,
For George. he rs dead
--Somervile Journal
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CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING in rHE
NEWS.

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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-02-20

HusselGHello! I knew you'd drop in to-
day.
Borem-Eh? Really
Hussel-Yes. l never was so busy in all
my fe.-Philadaphia Press
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-06-27
PERSONAL POINTERS.

Rudolph A. Timm, Chicago, spent Sunday WIN
friends at the Hotel La Paul.
Miss Blanche Felt is the guest Of Mrs. J. l..
Harper at her cottage at SummerVille.
MIR. and Mrs Herbert Gunther of Sioux Falls
spent Sunday with relatives at the lake.
D, MONTGOMERY of New York was the guest OF
G, f, Piper at the Lafayette club Sunday.
II. Mills and 81. L. Eastman of Detroit, Mlch.'
were guests at the La Paul hotel for Sunday
Miss Louise Lamb spent Saturday and Sunday
with Miss Charlotte Mott at the Lafayette cluo.
Raw NJ Gillette, Jay B. Bassett and J. F.
Conkltn Jr were at the Lafayette club Satur-
day. r .
Mr.. and Mrs. Alonzo Linton were guests OF
Mrs. R. B. Langdon at her summer home, Min
netonka Beach.
Sheldon, Messrs Wolcott Wheaton and Willard
Keyes spent Sunday at the lake.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver Wilson of Minneapolis
were guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Perkins at
their cottage at SunAmerville last week.
T. J. Preece is guest at the Sampson house
for the summer Mrs Preece is in Chicago
on her way to the eastern seashore for a sum.
mers visit. .a.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Judd of Saltwater Mimi,
arrived at the lake yesterday to spend few
at Summerville.
Mr.. and Mrs H. Alden Smith spent Sunday at
the lake guests Of Mr. and oa Mrs Cayeur
spending week at the Langdon cottage.
Mrs. NJ G. Mccormick, Neal G. Hall. Thomas
Clark of Minneapolis and George Gustafson OF
Lead S. D., were the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs.
O'Brien and the Misses O'Brien at their Excel
sior cottage over Sunday. f
The Spray island Sunday guests who were
entertained at the cottage of Mr., and Mrs
5s sio Monto W. ana
Klimes, Mrs. Barrette and son and A. H. Mon
tour and son. all of Minneapolis.
uaa+ rash hivas chatfne wind or sunburr
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-06-27
PERSONAL AND SOCIAL.

Dean Fletcher is home from a western trip.
Mrs. F. R. Petit will leave Aug. an
eastern trip.
Mrs. P. L. Clarity left last evening for New
York and Boston.
Mrs. E. 81. Marks and Miss Frances Marks
are visiting In Quincy, Ill.
Miss Gertrude Colby has returned home altar
spending the winter at Lock Haven, Pa.
Mrs. Ira Murphy and Miss Marcia Thomas of
Milwaukee will come to Minneapolis to
visit Mrs. w. W. Bassett.
Mrs. Ray D. Finch Of Boston, formerly of
MinneagR sl Is visiting her mother, Mrs. B. B.
The Northwestern College Glee club will give
a concert in Kistler's hall, Lyndale and Sixth
avenues N, Friday evening.
Minnehaha chapter, No. 81, o. E. S., will hold
| an ice cream social at the home of Mrs. Sarah
w. Davies tomorrow evening.
Mrs. J. e. Stewart and daughter Edith from
| Lead s. D., will spend the summer with
Mrs. ]. @. LAUDER at 1927 Nicollet avenue.
The baseball team of Fraternity lodge, A. O.
| in I. o. 0. B. hall, Twenty-second and Central
| avenues, Thursday evening.
| Minneapolis people at New York hotels are
as s+o follows; 1m9psrial F. Dsearie; Hote
beaver Duluth n &iesrt J. ariaits
| Mrs. q. L. Lampman of 2s9O Sixteenth ave-
nue. entertained the Hawthorn Euchre club
this afternoon. Red and white peonies decorated
| china rewarded the lucky players. There were
! twenty-four guests.
Mrs. Lindquist Of Thirteenth avenue gave q
party last evening for her daughters, Bessie and
Ida. The rooms were decorated with roses, and
! light refreshments were served. Rev. and Mrs.
B. R.. Weld, members of the girls chorus Of
| Riverside and young people from the vicinity
were the guests, and numbered thirty.
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Outing for Liberal Women.
Owing to the unusually large number
Who desire to attend the outing of the
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-06-27
Glove makes time pass and time
makes love pass. '-Proverb.

A pretty wedding Of today was that
of Miss Gertrude Honore Jameson, sis
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. S. r. N. Jameson
of Portland avenue, and lgnacious w.
Duncan of st. Paul, which took place
at 8 clock in St. Stephen church.
Smilax, ferns and flowers furnished an
effective decoration about the altar.
march and the cave Maria was sung
by Miss Holland. The ushers Were
Joseph Hurley and Harry Hass and the
best man Joseph Delaney, all of st.
Paul. The bride was attended by her
sister, Miss Mabel Jameson. Rev. Fa-
Their Dolphin read the service, which
was followed by small reception at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Jameson on
Portland avenue. Flowers and foliage
tractive setting.
Mr.. and Mrs: Duncan left this after
noon for a trip east by way Of the
lakes and they will be at home after
July Is in st. Paul.
The wedding of Miss Nora Burke
and Thomas Clarity took Place this
church. Rev. Father Cullen. read the
service. Miss May Fitzgerald was
maid Of honor and wore pink crepe and
blue crepe de chine over blue taffeta
and carried a white prayer book. A.
E. Manning acted as best man. The
service was followed by a breakfast
at the home Of the brides brother and
sister, Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. Manning,
on Irving avenue N. Palms, ferns and
roses decorated the rooms. Covers were
placed for fifteen.
Mr.. Clarity and his bride went to
| DILL for fr1ro 80
Mr.. and Mrs. Manning for month on
| their return.
The engagement is announced of
| Miss Helen B. Knight and Arthur G.
| Backus of Brooklyn, N. Y. The we'd
ding will take place in August.
The announcement has been received
here Of the marriage Of Miss Ethlyn
Thomas F. McGough Of Chicago. Mr.
McGough is connected with the Chi.
| cago National bank, and with his bride
will reside in Chicago.
Minneapolis friends have O received
cards announcing the marriage of Miss
| Elizabeth Caroline Darling, daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. G. L. Davidson of Cam.
bridge, Mass, and Samuel A. Phillips OF
Philadelphia. Mr.. Phillips was a for.
mer Minneapolis newspaper man and he
has many friends in the city who will
be interested in his marriage. Mr.. and
Mrs: Phillips will be at home at the
Covington, Philadelphia.
| DR.: and Mrs. Henry A. Knight en-
tertained $50 guests at lawn party
last evening at their home on Girar6
avenue S.. The lawn was lighted with
Japanese lanterns and in the house vel
low roses, shaded tapers and festoons
charming effect. DR.. and Mrs. knight
| were assisted in receiving by Mines. G.
/ G. Rosen, Dayton Williams, VIM. Por
ter, Charles Metz and G. 8. Gordon
Misses Pauline Gordon, Muriel Allen
Mabel Young, Lolita Rosen, Florence
LeClair, Marion Davies, Ellen Lowell
and Ourie assisted in serving frappt
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and in the diningroom. A string or
chestra played as the guests came and
went. The out-of-town guests were
Mrs. Workman, Pittsburg, Pa; Mrs.
Jacobs, Miss Lolita Sleight, Rockford,
MINI; Miss Florence LeClair, Browns
Valley, Mimi; J. d. Young and Miss
Mabel Young, Delano, MINI.
Miss Ella T.. Dixon and Rista NJ
Best, whose wedding will be an inter
esting event Of this evening, were the
honor guests at family dinner which
was given by Mr.. Best 8 mother, Mrs.
w. S. Best, at her apartments in the
ing. Marguerites and maidenhair ferns
were in the center of, the table and
the BRIDES place was marked with
white sweet peas tied with white tulle.
Covers were placed for eleven.
Mrs. HI L. Hazen Of Colfax avenue
S gave asluncheon Of ten covers yes
| ton, Ohio. A basket of pink roses was
in the center of the table and pink
sweet peas were at each cover.
Miss Sadie Dorsey entertained Fri.
day evening for the graduating class
of ,Asbury hospital, at her apartments
in the Kenesaw. The decorations were
| VIII 1OoCo. uO1O "C1o C"Oi1Cy SuOScS'
Mrs. Emma Campbell, president of
the Jacob Schaeffer W. R. c., gave a
luncheon last week at her home, 31l7
Eleventh avenue S, in honor of Mrs.
Harriet E. Reeves, who has just re-
turned from two-weeks' visit at Lake
Minnetonka. Carnations and roses
were placed thru the rooms, and
daisies furnished the centerpiece,
while there was a carnation at each
plate. The guests were Mrs. G. E. Kra-
mer, Miss Alice Whitefeld of st. Paul,
Mrs. c. D. Smith, president of Chase
corps; Mrs. J. Weisel, past president Of
Schaeffer corps, and Mrs. G. Maxim of
L. P. Plummer corps.
Mrs. G. Fl. Burt entertained this aft
ernoon at luncheon at her home on
Bryant avenue S in honor Of her moth
er, Mrs. F. R. Wood. The guests were
the members Of the Friday Thimble bee,
to which Mrs. Wood belongs, and COW
ers were placed for twenty. The table
was prettily decked with pink carna-
tons, Japanese peoples were in the
library and pink roses in the parlors.
Misses Marion Burt and Katherine Hew-
son assisted Mrs. Burt. The out-of-town
guests were Mrs. Orr Of Mortified, Mrs.
Ross, Litchfeld, and Mrs. King, st.
Paul.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-06-27
CLUBS AND CHARITIES

Heat rash, hives, chatting, wind or sunbur
by Satin skin cream. 25c.
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Liberal Union Of Minnesota women to
Saltwater Thursday, the committee on
arrangements has had to change it's plan
and all who attend will take box
lunch. Coffee will be served. The women
will take the interurban cars at 1890
am. and all are welcome. -
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-06-27

Three to three in ball game. But
it won It strike you as being nearly, SO
odd or striking as the phen0menally low
prices at which you can buy Furniture
and Housefurnishings at Boutell s Great
Removal Sale. Such bargains have
west. Temporary location 623625 Mic
ollet avenue.
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Unhappy women s.!

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Club Calendar.

WEDNESDAY,
Ladies' Aid society of St. Johns Eng
fish Lutheran church, Mrs. H. o. Ware,
2421 Twelfth avenue s, pm.
women's Guild Of All Saints church,
Mrs. Brown, 1882 Portland avenue, after
noon.
woman's society of Trinity Baptist
church, Mrs e. s.. Pattee, 2029 Queen
avenue S, all day; basket lunch at noon
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-06-27
An Odd Circumstance.

Pure food laws are good. The absolute purity
of Burnett's Vanilla has never been questioned.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-06-27

Miss Louise Gillette entertained at a
house party over Sunday at the L: S.
Gillette summer home on Gideon s bay
for group Of young people. .~
Minnetonka Beach is to have another fine
summer residence on the site formerly oc
cupied by the Truesdale house. The old
house has been torn down and the foun-
dation is being laid for a handsome
ten-room house, which Mrs. H. c. Trues-
dale and her family will occupy: Mrs:
Truesdale, Miss Helen Truesdale and
Cavour Truesdale are touring the Pa
cific coast with a party of ten, and four
automobiles are used off and on during
the trip, the delightful rides alternat-
ing with steamer trips from port to
port. They will return the middle part
Of July. .. j.-N>'.,..
Mrs. E. F. Elliott Of Ferndale will
entertain today at her summer home for
a group Of twenty women who have met
informally at different homes for games
of bridge whist.
Miss Susanna Hedborfl of Milwaukee,
Wis, was pleasantly entertained at
picnic party yesterday AFTERNOON by
humber Of college friends. The party
made a tour on the lake in a small
launch and selected one Of the shell
tered picnic spots for their luncheon.
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Warner, Lee Warner, St. Paul, and Miss
Ray of Red Wing. .-

Mrs. Robert jacobson will entertain
the Ladies Methodist Aid Wednesday
afternoon at her Christmas lake home.
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