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New-York tribune., 1905-08-16
PITTssuRe GETS PITCHER GOODWIN.

Milwaukee. Aug. 15.-It was announced TO
day that First Baseman Batsman and Pitcher
Goodwin, OF the Brewers. had been sold to the
Cleveland and Pittsburg clubs. respectively. New
York was afters Batemaa but Cleveland secured
him. Goodwin came from Ptttsburs last sprng
going 10 Indianapolis, and being traded 70 MI
waukee for Curtis
New-York tribune., 1905-08-16
RAIN AND MUD AT LAToNIA.

Cincinnati. Aug. 15.-Favorites and outsiders di-
vided the honors OF ordinary card at Latonia
to-day. The track again sea OF mud The
first two races were run in binding rainstorm
The winners were Bowling Bridge, Katie Powers,
Comment, Bryan, Leiber ana Apple. Comment was
quoted at so 10 ! in the books.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-16
NATIONAL LEAGUE STANDING.

The Giants arrived home from So. Louis yestsr-
day. They will have rest to-day. they are
not scheduled TO play until tomorrow when they
will meet the Chicago team at the Polo Grounds
All the players returned home IN good health
To-day Will be put in practising.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-16
BOSTON NATIONALS WIN.

Erie Penn. Aug. 15.-Ths Boston Nationals
played an exhibition game here to-day with the
Erie Interstate League team, and won By
OF s to .. The game was hotly contested and
lasted ten innings
New-York tribune., 1905-08-16

At GIoversvirs-A J. & G.-wfkssba-rs cams post
poned; wet grounds.
AT Binghamton-Troy. =; Binghamton. 4 -
At Syracuse-Syracuse. I: Albany tnrst gamer S4ta
cuse /: Albany. (second game. , ... -
AT Scrauton-Scranton. 0. Utica O. Called SKIN n
ming; rain
New-York tribune., 1905-08-16
CHICAGO COLTS DEFEAT CORNING.

Corning y Y Aug 1.-THE Chicago Nationals
played an exhibition game here to-day. and won
with ease by score OF 70 L
New-York tribune., 1905-08-16
NO LAKE ERIE CIRCUIT RACES.

jamestown, N Y, Aug. 1.-THE opening OF the
Lake Erie Circuit trotting races here to-day was
postponed. on account OF rain and a heavy track,
until tomorrow.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-16
GRAND CIRCUIT CARD GOES OVER.

Poushkeepsie, n. Y, Aug I5.-On account Of rain
to-day the Grand Circuit races postponed un-
III tomorrow and each days programme will 20
over one day. making the meeting end on SATURDAY.
instead of Friday.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-16
STAKE RACE FOR PRESTIGE.
SARATOGA ENTRIES.

Deauvile, France Aug. 15.-W x. Vanderbilt's
Prestige the two-y -year-od stakes here to-day
New-York tribune., 1905-08-16
TEMERAIRE WINS AGAIN.
Beats Iroquois Handily in Third
Race for the Canada'S Cup.

Charlotte, n. Y. Aug. 15.-'The Royal Cam
adian Yacht Club challenger. the Temeraire to-
day won the third race for the Canada's Cup,
New-York tribune., 1905-08-16
NETWORK
DETROIT.

hit-JraWTOrd InTee-base ht-OraWI0r1-
Sacrifice hit-O Ieary stolen bases-Willams Eloer-
Kan. Warner and Lindsay. Lett bases-Detroit 4
NeW-York Z. First base eTrOTs-On Kilau .: of
Hogg. 3 First base errors-Detrot p New-Tork, l.
Struck Out-By KilRn l. by Orth, l. by HogS. 4 Hits
of Orth. In innings: of Hosg. a In innings. Time
game I:5l LnlpLre-HnTst- Attendanee. 5000.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-16
NO BETTING AT PORTLAND.

Portland, Ore, Aug T-Judge Fraser. in the
state Circuit Court, has made permanent the in
junction prohibiting betting at tie Irvington track
New-York tribune., 1905-08-16
coNNEcTIcuT LEAeUE.

All Connecticut league baseball games Ne'e
uostponed yesterday on account of rain
New-York tribune., 1905-08-16


OIuodS
FINISH.
A triangular course Of three miles to each leg.
twice around. making a total distance to be
sailed Of eighteen miles, selected for to-
days The wind at 9:30 a. m. was almost
due east and about twelve miles an hour. with
a tendency to freshen. This being. it is under
stood. decidedly Temeraire weather. the betting
on the days result was in favor OF the chal-
lenger
Taylor Howard one OF the crew OF the Iro-
quos. injured in the hand in yesterdays
race and his place was taken to-day by Philip
Nelson, professional yachtsman.
The starting gun was fired at IL o'clock, both
New-York tribune., 1905-08-16
NEw.ENeIAND LEAGUE.

All New England League baseball games sched-
uled for yesterday were postponed on account OF
rain.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-16

AMERICAN LEAGUE
Detroit g: New-York a. cleveland z Washington
Phil phia. 2; St. Louis o.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-16
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Yankees Lose First Game-RQin
Stops Second Game.
GAMES TODAY.
RESULTS OF GAMES YESTERDAY.
dERICAN LEAGUE.

AMEhILAN LEAGUE
Detroit IN Nev-Tori. St Louis in rhfIadaInhfs-
Chicago in Boston. Cleveland in Tasbfngton
New-York tribune., 1905-08-16
EASTERN LEAGUE RESULTS.
STATE LEAGUE RESULTS

ralo-Buralo. .; Rochester. 0.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-16
PROFESSIONAL LEAGUE BASEBALL.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Giants Home from West-WM
Rest To-day-C Chicago To-morrovr.
GAMES TODAY.

GAMES TODAY
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Brooklyn IN Pittsburg
RESULTS OF GAMES YESTERDAY.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Philadelphia 3. Pittsburg l.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-16

pa - En- ~7-e srs r.
sue.I lnEI3v0Icnf ofer if.f rsca
New-York tribune., 1905-08-16

showed in staying the
a bit closer with q stronger ride
9TH RAcE-For maiden hiies years old: $500 d;
70 Time i:IO Winner. Oh. Z. By False'to-Ftainfal.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-16

ATkle was best lsochnVsr showed improvement. O.
sd RACE-Seing; FOR tree-year-olds and over: 5000
- a winner: mile Start easily Tirns
Hone and Owner. ~. -Mt.- s.. !. !. 2. s
New-York tribune., 1905-08-16

tsarisher closed strong. Weight told on Brosdcioth
OO added 70 be ridden lockers have
ne l;4Sss Winner. b. &. by Donovan-I4a Belle
New-York tribune., 1905-08-16

The going suited Outcome. ]
SpnnksT. but n was not allowed
Eth RACE Selling: for three
D Tine. SO. Winner. b. &.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-16

--11
'ng back to FORM and should do better
T. Glenn. ~'ee"'"' innea start
The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1905-09-08

HE HERALD for printing.
The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1905-09-08
LABOR DAY IN
HAvRE NOTABLE

/ Labor Day has come and gone an,
benefited all who live in Hayre, fo
in Havre everybody tolls. The pre-
gram Of entertainment arranged b,
the Trades and Labor assembly wa
carried cut to the letter and reflect.
great credit on the organization anc
0. H. Webber, the chairman OF tn,
committee on arrangements.
| Nothing was lacking to make the
day pleasurable. The weather was
ideal. The entertainment Of the da,
occurred in Preston's grove, some dis
lance from the city, but the trans
portation facilities were ample ane
| the arrangements met the approya
OF practically the entire population
which journeyed to the ground o.
festivities. The orators Of the day
were the Hon. John w. Tattan oil
Fort Benton and the Hon. B. Ell
Calderhead of Helena, both Of whom
paid high tribute to union labor and
won the applause Of the large assem-
blage. Mayor L. Newman delivered
a characteristic and able address OF
welcome and the Rev. T. w. Poole
acted as chaplain.
The grounds in the morning were
filled by picnicers and in the after
noon, beside the eratory, there was
dancing, sports, a cane rack, a trick
dog, bucking contests, ice cream and
plenty of other kind of refreshments
to make the crowd Of toWnspeople
glad it came. The results of the
sporting contests were as follows:
100 yds. race (open)-A. Brown, won;
G. Boland, second.
100 yds. race Union men vita card J.
G. Davis won; j. McDermit second
loo yds. race (boys under II yrs)--C
Nystrom won, A .DeLorimier,s second,
V. Goss third.
LOO yds race (boys over IL yrs. r.
Fryberg. won; j. Thompson second.
Hop skip and jump-C. Boland, won:
j. Gillespie, second.
Running high jump-T. J. Troy, won:
Geo. Hanks second.
Running broad jump-C. Boland, won:
P. Mulligan, second.
Sack race. Nystrom, won; Y. Goss,
second.
Committee mems race-T. J. Troy.
won. / Refer second
Eat mans race-W. Kendig, won: G.
Hanks, second.
Hammer throW-T. J. Troy, won;
George Hanks, second.
Shot put, Is pounds-A. J. Troy, won;
5. Reno, second.
Is yds. running backward-C. Davis,
won; Ben Ryan, second.
Ple-eating contest-C. Richardson,
won; II. Heanen. second.
Bucking contest--Lou Jepson. won:
VIM. Oleson, second.
mile pony race-Michael Healy,
won; Warren Fryberg, second.
lug OF war-Havre citizens won
against Havre shopmen.
Tossing Caber-T. J. Troy, won; G.
Ballard, second.
90 yds. girl race-Bertha Ling, won.
The prize waltz was won by Joseph
Aetensky and Pearl Weber.
In the ball game the Havre Shops
lub defeated the Hayre City nine by
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-11-08

Auoche, en- Faiardo, le fue sus
tralda al tesorsro de la sociedad
Union Agrfcola de trabsj jadores, una
cantidad de dinero que tepfa en- un
baul. Practicadas diligencias por el
juez, 90 dispuso la detenci6n del citado
tsserero, 81 hijo tres individuos
mas.
Ell senior DIAZ NAVARRO ha
estab!ecido su Ofcina de Abog ado y
~ Notarfa en- ests ciudad, cslle de San
Justo ndmero II.
Fierce ante Ia Corte Federal, Cor
tes dc Distrito de toda la Isla , Corts
Suprema, dedicandose asimismo al
examsn de titulos de propledades, in.
corporation de Corporacionss del pats
y extrar geras y tram'taci6n de exps'
dientes de expropiaci6n forzosa
Acsptando 10 noble compesencia
hoy establecida On el eiercicio de las
profesiones de Abogado y Notario, el
senior DIAZ NAVARRO Sc dispone &
cobrar & sus clientss honorarios exec
siyamente m6dicos.
aver fue detenido en- Bayam6n
Juan Nu7lez, por amsnazas de muerte
4 Juan Martinez. FL juez de paz so.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-11-08

lictt6 una caucI6n de 500 dollars para
la libsrtsd provisional del ecussdo.
Ha sido dtscubierto ell robo en-
el a'macen ePor.o Rico Leaf Tobacco
Gu de Aibonito. Fueron detenidos
varios indivlduos que 90 Green auto.
res del hecho.
O. En- Ia casa de huespedes de la
seGorita Josefna Hernsndoz, San Jus
70 81, que ocupa sltuac'6n muy cen
trica, hay buena mese, habitaclones
hermosss y bien vsnttladas y excelen-
10 servicio. So recommends por 81
misma a las personals que Qulerau ser
sus abonados.
Aver fu6 a9esinada en- Ahasco
Felicia Garcia Result6 sutor del
hecho Eleuterio Declerh, qulen fu6 de.
tenido en- ell acto.
Sc ha presentsdo una denuncia
contra Marcelino Never, alcaide. de
la c&rcel de Bayam6n, por infrscel6n
de las leyes sobre custodia de prssos
Hoy no Sc celebraron julcios de
importsncia en- ell juzgado de paz. AL.
guros chiquillos fueron denunciadoi
por infracci6n Alas ordenanzas muni-
cipales.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-11-08

Sc eneuen!ra en- San Juan oil To
niento Soto, de Cayey, quien vS er
uso de licencia para Agusdilla y Pen
ce.
-Esta tarde se reuni6 ell board de
Sanidad. Sc trstsron varios asuntos
locales.
-Por los po 'icfas Ortega y Dfaz,
fus carturado anoche en- Aibonitc
Juan NJ. Franco, autor de vali robos
de aves en- Ia jurisdiction del barrie
SPulguillas,
La eSan Juan Light Transit ca,
pedira q los Estados Unidos un nGme
no mas de carros, para dedicarlos al
trafco. La scases de estos es 10 que
tlene en- tan malas condiciones ell SER
vlcio de transporte.
-Pfont0 empezsrk Ia const. ucci6r
dc un muelle 90 el terraplen, por cuea
ia del departamerto de faros de Ia
ia1a
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-11-08

Nos informan que el alcalde do
Csyey sc elfuerza un tanto por embs.
llecer la plaza do Ia poblaci6n, pero
no SO sabe como reaolvtra el asunto
dc los bancos, porque q e,tos dursnte
ell ado le han recortado dos 6 tres We.
veces las patas y hasta ahora no re-
sultan del agrado del pdhlico.
En- el barrlo <Ganduls de San.
turce, proyectase la celebration dc
una velada bsilesen un cantro REQ ca
two que GO esta organizsndo al por
var. .os ebtltiastas obreros.
va SO ha dado principle & Ia
preparation de los terrsnos on que ha
de ser iostalado ell hipodromo dc San
Juan.
~Segdo nbticlas, 90 prohibirala
constrr cci6n de casss 90 Puerts ds
TERRA, iunto q los mangles, mieptraa
no se practique un saneamiento gene
raj en- aQuellos terrenos pantanosos.
Para curar un resfrlado on un
ola, toms el LAXATIVE BROMO.
QUININA. Ell boticsrIo lie dsvolverGel
dinero 81 M Sc cura. La firma do E.
W. GROVE So halla on cada csjtta.
-Por 80 ctvs 6 81 sem anales com.
prarA usted un reloj do orc de rs $50
dollars. F. Kehrhshu y c. San Fran
cisco %. Tamblsn vsndsmos fuegoa
artifciales.
Nos informan de Csyey que sl
domingo, como q la una de la tarde,
una joven de Ia Cidra, llamada ia
cinta Soto, SO suicide, tomando una
dosis de dcido carb6lico. AL tcurrir
(Continsta de Ia pdsina 81
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-11-08
La tentacion

En- los dos sguientes s primero de Ssptiembre
eusndo yahab do abandonsdo 81 uga por Ia mayor parts de
los veraneinei De capital haban sengegado a duAa
e,to pOdfs DANA IN dia de eana psande por
risuehs playa de Zuh de cri.a "a de edad
Los pssadorss invSldos que aun permanecfan sf
estaban seosumbsdos sontsmpr su gura tan dec,ds Ia
saludsbsn sismpre todos s,tf.n sgo de su hstoria.
La joven DANA era NIni
81 bsn vida enCerrabi para ella oa esr eranzl
aun 90 proengsba tempo pronto vovfs trasr los m
de etoho.
Nim habfA vuelto I. kyo tiA June antsror y
desde momsno sner6 de npsda suerte fue en-
reeraDds enfsrmedad hemorrsgu I'll doe
tor pod hcsr nads famG ebl agcbsds Dor e door
ella msma rAba Ia muets altgf,: exitenl &C
de IN hlo LinSada solo golpe IL obcurdad de una
pTounda sims tempo para experimental sentmien
s de amor de aborscmtHto; opmda solo por horre de
So situscon, rrcurIbi .impemsTs buscr avs h
tnca ssnds qse Sc franqueabu m es qus an,abs
ment yIea a uftendc So epirtu vsgsba
en- e mas sk Hoy mahans, tan prento como % brara de
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-11-08
NAM1-KO

h,Ns dyorciado nombre de padre de Nami Ieclam6
sanc6n Dor concepto del mundo "a no hab nngnn zo
entre eos e sea possible ve de cuando Sc reatabs
ce traar tomarA de como 50 espose For mucho
que 90 enga6a Tkeo apsns poda Greer que psar De h A
nada formaaad social puderu h,csrse cosas al eonaro
saba que no sole fracasa c.da tentative sno que ahond' mas
aun ID becha entire madre A hsba sabsreado oa'tantei
anargurM oponiEndose q voluntad.
Vivisndo en- este daido unvero Tsksc pen,o que era
inosrabe as ahsoado privds de So bertd De amor
mas no poda encoAar sAda Dia r.s dia vVlo en- ssts
nrsns sudad psda oonsor urando en- 50 corazen cue
Mani era ~ ssposa vida muerts
En- sste psnsaba Takeo al despertar aquea mihina
L1ego lleg6 cruiano acostumbfada vista 50
RETRO sstsfeeho que herda cura breve Entonce' e
ssron una cara de su mAdrs sxpraba placer snterae
DOR Tszk de So mso connuba armaHdo deies De que
tan prcntO como 10 psrmra q dGGto p's S n que
ser 10 que 81 mas evaba tsmia9 Tskso medit6 no vo'os
Tokyo. ..,-
prncipo, do Novembre despu9s de haber particle
de- nusyo psr, IA guerra d Matssa repsrA1 las averi del
comb.te del Mar AMARILLO Tk.o 6 dol hospital sIb.rco
bodo transporte wan para 81 oarco
E dfa antes de partr de SAsehs echo dos c corrso
una Dc elias airigida & 50 mAdrs
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-11-08
HERMINIO DIAZ
Abogado- -Notario
San Juan, Puerto-R Rico
SAN JUSTO II.
SAN JUSTO II.

Hoy fue ssntenclado por la
Corts Municipal Manuel Villamil, por
expender csrne en- estado de descom.
p posici6n. Ell juez 10 declare oulpa Bile
del dt li'o COZ ira 10 salud pdblica y 10
sentenci6 al pago de IS de multa 8 su.
t-ir diez ofas de erresto.
--DESPUES do probar todos los
sngsnosos remedies que 90 epuncisn
es cuando mas so agradecs la efcacia
RADICAL del Digestivo Mojarrists,
cuya superiorid cd esta universalmente
conhrmada para curar les entermeda. o.
des del est6mago.
Curaciones desesperadas On perso
aas bien conocidas, que 10 tomaron
durante tres meses, son las que 10 han
hecho glorloso, pero un solo estuchs
produce melor efecto que una docena
de trascos dc cualquier otro rsmedio'
porQue adem&s dc ser el Gnico verda.
dero Curative radical del est6mago y
del intestine, sin enganoss acci6n
calmante, es Digestive y Puri6cador
de los alimentos.
Sc debe exigir que cada hostia
tenga grabado el nombre Digestive
Moiarrieta.
De venta On las farmacias dc los
sefores M. Blanco y Ce, Ramon Alma.
zan, y Fidel Guillermety de San Juan
Puerto Ricol; y en- las principales dro
guerias de Europa y America. Dep6.
slto on Paris, ruedes Haupriettes. Al
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-11-08
N0T|C|AS DEL Ola

en- Fajardo.-Un hombre detenido en-
Bayamon-Robo descubierto en- Aibonto-Una cap
tura en- dcho pueblo.-Denunca contra ell alcade de
Ia carce de Bayam6n. .-Asesinato en- Anasco-Suc
do de senorita en- la Cdra.-Sentenca por la Cor
te Municipality tenente Soto. ..-Apeaci6n de una
sentenca. Construcclon de un mue1e en- Ell terrapen
Mas electricos. Hip6dromo de San Juan We
lada bale en- <E Gandul> Santurce CONSTRUCTION
de en- Puerta de Tierra..Otras notcas de inte
res general.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-11-08
Aviso al Pib|ico
No mas adulteraciones del
ron de xBarrilito.>

Des ie sl dia 10 de este mes los SO
flores A. Alvarez y Hermano y M. r.
Calder6n y Ce, son los dnicos agentes
autorizados en- San Juan para enva-
sar y vender el ron del "Barrilito, !"
con la conocida etiqusta que tengo de-
bldsmente registrada en- ell Gobierno.
Estos seforss tienen compromise
formal por escri!o con el fabricants,
para que el ron sea envssado en- tods
su pureza , con todo cuidado 90.
nero.
Los consumidores quedan, pues,
svisados, donde podran obtensr en- 10
sucesivo el verdadero <Ron del Bsrri.
lito,s tan conocido y apreciado del
pdblico. San Juan, P. R Nbre. 5 dc
1906 Pedro T. Ferndndez. 10 3a ,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-11-08

C6daIas h1potecarias
Bapco Territorial y Agrfcola s58
q $50.
Acci0nes
Banco de Pto. Rico s18 &20.
Banco Territorial. . 16} & 16.
Banco Popular.... $3.50 as.
Buques anuncIados
Goleta americana Carrie A, La
ne,s Debe haber salido de New York
para esta el Is del pasado.
vapor americana sPonce, del
puerto dc Nueva York para el nuestro
sali6 el 4 del corriente.
vapor americana philadelphia,
zarpara con dest'no Nueva York @
Is del corrlente.
Vapor americana &Caracass reca.
lara con procedencia de Nueva York
el 16 del actual y seguira vlsje al dia
siguiente para Ia Guayra.
Vapor cubsno sJulia ell II del pre-
sente mes estara aqui procedente de Ia
Habana y escalas intermedias.
Vapor espahol <Montevideos re.
calara con proeedeneia do Colon y
escalas del 20 al 22 del corriente, 81.
guisndo visie para Canarias, Cadiz
Barcelona y G6nova.
7omaron puerto
Golctas sDolores,, sProgrsso, y
sMario> do la isla.
Sc habilstaron dc salidq.
s1sabelas Aguaiilla y Mayaguez.
sEsperanzas Arroyo.
xAarios Culsbra
Buques on puerto
TRAVSEIA
<Andrew Adamss descargando.
&C aliciss descargando.
COSTANEROS
<CarmelitaS Humacao.
<Maria Artau, Vieques.
~Ricardo Ruizs.Arroyo.
<Borirquen1 Aguadilla.
Gala Blancss pendiente.
<Grabielito, Yabucoa.
xJuanita> Fsiardo.
<Dolores, Viequea.
<Progresos pendiente.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-11-08

PFssIes MN dc los articulos
que 50 dstaIIan on
aImaeenes
ARROZ Jsp6n de e3s q n por OK
Hemo do slasss.
1dsu vslenciano dc S5 ST i'd. i'd.
Aios ds.3o etvs. q so.
Janonss ts3 q St.
Qussos ansos.a s14. Patagr&s Is.
Toeino, I 14ta Is.
Jab6n, A.S6 & Ats Rocamora,
americana, e2f ~.
Pasta dol pals e43.
Msntsea $3.50 Q 500 On ! , On
latas do u { 10.
Harina do e4i as.
Hsbichuelas Amerieanas blancas
hsgas . sei.
9arbanxos t6 a9.
Baealao ~
Csbollas s2t IS.
Nantsquillai do e14 = 10
Pasta americana On eaias do una
affoba . o6.
Papas amsrieanas ! 90 as2
Tassio . 10i.
Uvas B[ a1.
DEL PALS
A,6ear para sl consume:
Nossabado elaro dc "a. o sA.
Dc miel claro . ss.76.
Centrffuga claro do - . t6t
Americana do 1ss6t 80.
Dc Ponce NJ as.
Almid6n Q %
Cats corrisnts el1t . II.
Ron 80 grades Cartier & s1.60 cen.
svos gallon pagados r. Internas.
Mais a..
Tahaoo, nominal.
PrecI1s de compra
Algod6n dc 4.50 . $50.
Cocos do Is . Is millar.
Cusros dulces OF . 1T
Eebo dc res ~.
Camblos oorrlentes
Londres check Q 4.89
Paris 2t II d.
Hsmburgo q 3tA4s
New York 10 ctvs P.
EspaEa 8 div 24i a rs D
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1905-05-26

Gideon Garter Of Danielson, Ct. is
visiting relatives in this section until after
Memorial Day.
Geo. r. olney and family attended the
funeral OF George w. Angel a, Frui, Hill
avenue on Monday afternoon.
Members Of the Cen,erdale Veterans As
sociation will stare from headquarters Sun.
day morning a, nine o'clock TO visit the
various cemeteries in Johnston, Smith6eld
and North Providence, where repose their
sleeping comrades. and place upon the
graves of the soldiers the floral tributes pro-
vided by the children OF the public schools.
Methodist Sunday School will sing patti.
o,ic selections, which will be played by the
Lymansvillc Band. Remote cemeteries
will be visited by two comrades and team.
On Memorial Day members OF The assoea-
tion will participate in the parade in Prov
idenee with their respective posts.
Work on the laying of the car tracks
for the Greytone extension is rapidly pro-
sISAslnSs Inc NHouS lSlanu company
men have completed the switch at the June.
ton of the main street aud Grcystone
thoroughfare and have commenced LAYING
the tracks on the latter street.
The funeral services Of George WIN An
gcll, who was probably the oldest native
born male resident Of North Providence,
were held Monday afternoon At the residence
Of his son, Thos. W. Angel, at $40 Fruit
Hin avenue. Burial occurred at North
End Cemetery. Mr. AngcIl always re-
sided in the frui' llill section, At differ
eut times he was engaged in farming, black.
smithing, the dairy business and boarding
Of horses Ills death which occurred last
Friday was due TO paralysis, lie was
born March 81, 1913, the son Of Lemuel
and Sally Smith Angel and descendent
in the seven generation from Thomas An
gell, one of the original settlers of Provi-
dence. The diseased wa, twice married and
leaves one son. Nj. Angel was an uncle
Of Louis l.. Angel Esq, of Providence aud
Of Prof Thomas /. Angel Of Lewiston, Me.
The Centerdale baseball team defeated
the Crowns by score OF y TO 10.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1905-05-26
CRANIIEViLLE.

Mrs. ChaS. A. Cook entertained company
from Paw,ucket this week.
Mrs. l., Hatch of Pawtuckct has beeu
the guest of her niece, Mis-. u. 5. Jencks
on Monday.
Cleaners of the wood violet and trailing
arbutus were in evidence here this week.
Mrs. Nellie Staples, Mrs. Emma Adams,
Mrs. Emma Searles, Mrs. Chas. Sherwood
George Olrcy aud DR.. c. A Barnard at.
tended the Free Baptist annual conNocation
this week at Eas, kiilinely.
a merry group of sixteen young people
from Providence, Johnston, and pawtuckct
attended a chatting dish party on WedneS.
day evening a, tho residence OF Miss Lena
Harrington Hospitality abounded and
the visitors appreciation thereof was clear
ly evident,
Rev. G.. Il. Cutler supplied the pulpit
at the Baptist church last Sabbath morn
ing, and the Senior and Junior Endeavor
Societies held union service at ! o clock.
Next Sundsy morning the pastor will speak
and in the evening Mr. w. y. Wilson will
give his lecture on "The Holy Land Illus.
trated 10y stercoptieon
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1905-05-26
FOSTER CENTER

Mr.. and Mrs. Otis Bryant are rejoicing
over the advent Of little son in their home
Mrs. James p. Nichols and MI Ralph 7.
Nichols called on Mrs. S. !, Goldsmith aud
family Sunday.
Reverend Lester Howard aud wife ~
Stamfordyille, n. V. visited hls mother,
Mrs. Ann Howard, recently.
Misses Lola az Myra Watson Of Nj
lIygcia and Miss Goldsmith of Howard
Hili went 20 Icrtmoth IIil the past week
Tor sand ,iolgls. The hill at this season
presents a beautiful appearance as it !.
covered with violet. which vaIy IN color
from deep purple to light pink
The re.opening Of the Foster Town
House which Occurred Saturday evening
May 10th, proved very decided success
both in financial and social way The
entertainment consisted Of rccitatons.
tableauI, etc. Rockland Band played sew
eral selections very acoeptably and one Of
the chief attractions was singing by the
Indian Male Quartetts OF Providence
Reverend Lester Howard Of Stamlordvilc,
n. V, formerly pastor Of the Christian
church at Foster Centre made very able
and interesting address The people OF
Foster should be Justly proud Of the old
Town House and sec that il Is kept in 10
present condition.