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New-York tribune., 1905-11-17
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON
N PURSUANCE OF An ORDER OF Hon,
despite spasmodc efforts OF the police to keep diva

despite spasmod,c efforts Of the police to keep do"
the betting craze.
How perfect is the system on which TIE Fss' -,
ness OF collecting and distributing racetFses, e es
Is now kept intact clearly deHionstistru sss~e
terdsy- IL was the nrSt day on which theEcv Wet
no running races the local track since "" ths
ern Union Telegraph Company went ont Q, ~ =
business OF being an agent for race nsNs; ;a. h.
was also the first day that the r0cstfack
Teaus, which are conducted and owned ~ ~ i,si
IN no way identified with telegraph eonps
news -.
The opening day as the fall season ~ tas ,.'T.
niilgS track at Washington Yesterday fur1sptt 80
principal news desired by tho local roerps'i,, ,sa
the SeaninSS news service WAC ~ geeu srSS-S.s-4
II was served 20 the pool CONS By me Nes-s
Union Telegraph t'onpaffy
As the serFfce OF the raeefsaeiS GsNs l.e's x,l-
hesn proved 20 be satisfactory, scores OF new w.
fpems are peinx opened daily IN this eis,.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-17
THE TRIBUNE PATTERN.

Nothing that fashion has 70 offer is more gem
orally liked than the blouse Eton This is
novel and includes vest and revers. which allow
of various combinations. In the of the model
the material for the coat itself is coral broad
cloth the revers belt and cuffs are of velvet and
the trimming is heavy lace applique while the
little waistcoat made of colsred broadcIoth
and the buttons of carved gilt There are
New-York tribune., 1905-11-17
GREAT REJOICING.

The branch president to whom the money was
sent for the destitute sisters in Florida writes
that there was indeed great rejoicing over the
Sunshine gift. The eldest and n1oss feebls sis
ter had been taken to the home of OF tbs
Sunshine members and the other placed where
it is expected she Will be able to earn q little
toward her support.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-17
WEDDING ANNIVERSARY.

Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin Collins celebrated their
fifteenth wedding anniversary Monday evening.
Mrs. Collins is member of the Purchase
Tribune Sunshine Branch. and the branch u1enl-
bers, with other friends TO the number OF sixty
enjoyed the hospitality OF tie old Collins home
New-York tribune., 1905-11-17
POOLROOUS BOOMING.
Action Of Western Union Doesn t
Cripple BETTING Business.

When the Western Union Telegraph Company
abandoned In September the collection and dstrihu-
ton OF racetrsck news 1t practically to cer-
tain gambling men business worth many thou-
SANDS year. iInder those men The gambling
ihaha mas not declined. but has greatly increased
New-York tribune., 1905-11-17
THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW

4 York by the grace OF God fres and ina.r-rd,a,
To Thomas P. Areri executor OF ths OF rr,,,
Avsrfn deceased and @ ali persons interested IN n.
OF Juliet Kemp late OF th. County Ma.
York. deceased. as creditors lesatess next Of ka Or
otherwise Getting; You and each OF ns-.s
and required personally 70 b. and o
County Of New York. at this
Court Of said county. held at the County cours H1,,
in ths County Of New York. the Str day Dec.s--
fa5 az half past o'clock in ths forenoon ~ 80,
day then ard there attend judicial settlement o. ~
sccoun. OF proceedings OF Arthur Tryon Kemp Fr.s
Morton Tfyon and stephen H. Tyng. sx.czso-,
o< wi o said Juliet Augusta Kemp
OF each Of the trusts thsrsby as
of supplemental account which be h.r.s
cd herein such OF you hereby cited
under the az, OF twentyone required 20 .,
rear by guardian II have Or IL 49,.
none 10 appear apply for to b. appointed Or T.
ths event Of your failure neglect 20 do rIa-dsn
appointed by the surrogats to ara ar,
YOU IN the proceeding
testimony whereof we have caused tbs Of
SJirrogetes' Court OF th4 said County ~ N.-
..... York TO bs hereunto affixed witues Eo.
zeal FRANK T. FITZGERALD su-rorstaS :,
,,,.., our said county, at tfs County OF SsT T,-E
the 18Th day Of October IN tbs yszr =. -.
TT +horzsnd mir hundred ID rv. - - O1r
JAMES A. DONErII,r
Clerk OF the SurTcgstes Cof1r.
JOHN IARKrN. attorney for accountants osrrs ara
postofnce address. "A Wall st, Boro OF Manhattan
New-York tribune., 1905-11-17

Empire seems to have the call in evening wraps
TO contest the supremacy sharply with the ele-
EantIy fitted long coats for day wear. 1t conceals
the defects of q. poor figure, and brings out the
beauty lines in p fine hsure-
New-York tribune., 1905-11-17
Gtatons.
rrHE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF Ssr,

York by IN. grace Of God fres and ind.r.uA.,-
To Jofenna Elias, Joseph Elias. Juicn-- rffss sS..-
Elias Carl Otto Elias. Sally David Elias Ern r;5
Huida Sfr1ons JohsnHstts Gotschsik Dora T--5.as
Rosa Van Prssgh, Julchen Van Praagh. Edrsrd ESi.,
I1a Lazarus, Puma RaudnitzSy. Llna Eiias Asa.S
Hlias Sally Elias the next Of kin OF Michael Fiis.
lats of ths County of Eew York send go,
rx, Wheress johanna Elias, OF the city OF Men -
has lately applied surosats's Court q. - -
County Of Se~-Tork. certain ins-r7r,s-s.
writing relating personal property duly proyei -
tn. last will testament and the codic thereto -
Michael Elias. late OK The County Of New Torx a..
therefore you and esch OF cstex ~ -
pear before Surrogate Of our County os New Ts-
his Office IN tho County Of New York. on tn. fffs
day OF D.csrnber. thousand nine hundred and e.
st haIf-oast ten o'clock IN forenoon OF thsf
tbsn and there attend the probate OF thu ,e< 80
win ana testament. And such OF you ars r.~ssv
cited as ere under the Of tvsnty-one years .-
required TO appear by your guardian, II hsve e.s
or if YOU 10 sppssr and apply for on. q. \.
snro,nt.d. or In OF your neglect O. S.tr.
- do So guardian will be appointed BY tns srr-,
r4ts 70 represent act for you IN t1s proce@s,.
In Testimony whereof have caused the ..,i :,
the surrozate's Court Of ths sait ces--- =
........ New York % be hsreunte sirI-d. Wita.sa
IL a. 4 Hon. FRANK 7. FITZGERALD ev-5rsr.
......... of our said County OF New York a. ssis
county the 10th day OF October, tn tS. v...
Of our Lord ons thousand nine huntrsd and fv..
= JAMES A. DONSEI,-
C1erx OF the SurroRst.'s
New-York tribune., 1905-11-17

A Welcome remembrance would be ono Of the
beautiful umbrella shown at popular go st
STORE The handle, tips. ferruis. button and rins
Of silver gold 5asper IN an attractive leath
.er case The cost s rs each.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-17

A treatment for wrinkles which many women
saw they have found beneficial is the application
of gumrned aper after the skin has been rnostened
with good skin food free from grease. wax
sperrnacet, etc. ordinary cold cream pelng use
less The treatment Is only useful Tor those parts
OF the face that hard underlying tissues, like
the forehead and the outer corners of the eye.
Under the eye il should not be attempted
broad piecs Of paper is cut for the forehead and
cream, Is rubbed on after being left for few
minutes; the is moistsned places IN Posaon an
without wrinkle. In the morning 1t is dampeneo
before removing.
A British periodical proposes to solve the do
rnestio servant problem by ccnscrpton. As men
In most European countries compelled TO give
two years In The army, go. 1T suggests let every
able bodied young be obliged to spend two
years in acquiring the domestic arts in state
ships that would attend the operation of such a
plan it is suggested that any vTonlan who could
provide voluntary and suitable substitute should
be allowed to do SO.
Women may not covet knottY muscles. but it Is
certain says English physician, that the girl
ana boy who start with equal health ana strength
and undergo the training will not differ in
power because of sex
Many long established ideals being upset
,be.. DAYS Formerly alcohoI was a stimulant and
food and beef tea a stiuluant The nutritious
principles of meat are not soluble in water what
ever fts temperature, the authorities say.
Methodist women support sixteen workers In
Utah half of whom are deaconesses Presbyterian
prosecuting vigorous campaign a,n M III. IN
Utah supporting twenty four gay schoois ana four
institutions for higher education
band of Kings Daughters has been organized
among the japanese women of San Francisco.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-17

A fashionable Broadway leather shop offers
monogram belts for 50 90 They Of roft crush
leather and the rnonograms. with any two initial
s,o,uhirstion which can be suppIied inirneoiateiy
ere of gold plate yellow metal
New-York tribune., 1905-11-17

An inexpensfve useful gift was suggested by a
Eros dvzay shop zvsrdow full of ribbons. Wash rib
hon for underwear is always IN demand. and two
bolts-No 1 at % cents and No at IS cents-sFith
= rilver bodkin from S5 to 70 cents, all ne6uy
racxed IN dainty box. viii gladden. any prac-
teal heart
New-York tribune., 1905-11-17

As lin gerie blouses worn almost exclusively
.ni. season the little slip TO be used underneath
.hen, becomes necessity. Made of soft silk in
.;eiIc7se shade. and trimmed in lace. they can be
bought for g 80
New-York tribune., 1905-11-17

Silver tes balls and the tce ball spoons. costing
% cents and 55 cents. respectively, are sugges
ticn for Christmas shoppers.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-17

A gift suitable for fs the leather collar
.,,n,cl shown at a .sd-st- store for IS cents
New-York tribune., 1905-11-17

Beautiful padded coat hangers can be made out
ef q yard and g quarter of the four inch lowered
ribbon which sells for q cents yard
New-York tribune., 1905-11-17

Leather deg collars. set with stones, are of1erct
FOR the holiday trade at 81 T5 and 81 80.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-17

Bridge SETS consisting Of cards, pencils and writ
sng PADS IN light red leather. sell for 81 90
New-York tribune., 1905-11-17

Folding fs.is of spanglea sauze in black o
white suitable for theatre use. sell at 81 2.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-17

In-onos OF ribbons the newest fad for the
holiday season IS the narrow red satin ribbon
with MERRY Cnrfstmss'- In quaint letters woven
st Intervals in This sells for % cents Doll
New-York tribune., 1905-11-17

Collar cuff sets of real princess point ranging
IN price from Is So. feature at popular
,t,.n sr,op Another novelty seen at the same
oI-ce IS tie tiny glove handkerchief or snceresI
fjr.n with buttonhoie scallop border
New-York tribune., 1905-11-17

A scarf Of Oriental silk yard and quarte
square attractively arranged in a decorated Jap
anese box, costs 81 Is.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-17

Gold coin balls to hang on fancy chains are 81
other OF the seasons novelties and can bs oousf
for s..
New-York tribune., 1905-11-17

most attractive vanity bag of finest leather
containing opera glasses powder puffs. dainty fan
-o,rror. vinaigrette and comb. can be found at a
v-en known shop for SIS
New-York tribune., 1905-11-17
Surogates Notices:


M'GARREN OR NGOUGHRAN. ALIEN
T. Fi;aSsraId prSpossts of The CoSnty Of Ssx To
Is given having claims sEznsi
tonshran late Of the COUNT Of New YORK dscsa.sd
present the With vouchers thereof 10 the suosi
nis ga t ansatn S ] st tni nox
lanhatan in the City Of New York. on o. before h'
Dated New York the sra day Of August 1905.
%, ,s-.,vo,r = HENRY MGogGHRAN AdminissTstpe, 1e,,.
TRAITOR 81 Nassau ST. New York City
MORsS, JOHN BIN PURSUANCE OF An
order Of Hon. Abner c. Thomas. e Surrogate of II.
having claims against Morss. late of fh-
70
rensactinx business, the Office OF William f. AiiSsn
New York. or before the 18th day March next
cATHARiNE = MoRss Exscusrt
FREDERIC B ALLiS. ExscEtos
WILLIAM 2 AITKEN, Attorney tor Executors. Sss
sau street. Manhattan. New York city
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON
Frank Fitsgerad. sprrogats e n. eouSz ~ =
claims against Augusta F. Arnold late OF the 2aat -
New York deceased, present TIE same With e.,rr
70 'ss ne. subscribe M a. her IsS IsSs @ NJ
Street, in yhe Ci-y oc Nev York. on CT esfofe ny 80
dated New York the 2sth dsy Of octoh,r. lees
FRANCES ARNOLD r;hseelS vi
Street Borough Of Manbattap Ncw York CitJ.
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HpS.
Frank r Fitzgerald. Surrogate ~ the .s"S, S,Z,rs
Of Berren STATE 80 Ns, I4rev ses.asca present ,s
same vb torbers theT,or ~ ,Se .Tes--iber Sss-
cf trensa ting business No. Broaevey ~ q - -.
Of New ork, Or before the sots DAY 81 ,ess sIr
TILE GJARANTEE & Trust co. ESecu'a-
By sR1 dUR TERRY. Treasurer.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-17

An acceptable holiday gift for man is leather
hound silver mounted register for motor trips
rrha more elaborate cost S, while those
-,iainIv bound in morocco are s. %
New-York tribune., 1905-11-17
EMPIRE EVENING WRAPS.

band of Kings Daughters has been orsanize
among the japanese women of San Francisco
New-York tribune., 1905-11-17
GRAPES AND APPENDICITIS.

A, artistic wall match box in beautiful old
,w e selling for & at 5ti-ave. art shop.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-17

Women may not covet knottY muscles. but it Is
certain says an English physician. that the girl
ana boy who start with equal health ana strength
and undergo the same training will not differ in
hccausA of
New-York tribune., 1905-11-17

Methodist women support sixteen workers In
Utah half of whom deaconesses. Presbyterian
women are prosecuting vigorous campaign In
Iffeb supporting twenty-four day schools and four
Institutions for higher eGucation.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-17
CHRISTMAS GIFTS IN SHOPS.

.t ..+-scttre vanity bag of finest leather
containing opera glasses powder puffs. dainty fam
mirror vinaigrette and comb can be fonnd az
well known shop for sls
coIiar and cuff sets of princess point, ranging
in price from 75 sl2 feature at popular
linen shop. Another novelty seen at the same
HSn.n. with buttonhole scalop border
A gift suitable for 8 man is the leather collar
.so41ch ehoEn a .sd-st- store for % cents
Beautiful padded coat hangers can be made out
of q yard and a quarter of the four inch foweTed
rnoon which sells for % cents yard
Bridge sets consisting Of cards. pencils and writ
sns PADS In of light red leather sell for 81 So
Silver tea balls and tn. t-e ball spoons, costing
o. cents and 75 oents. respectively, are sugges-
ticn for Christmas shoppers
Leather deg collars set with stones are offered
for the holiday trade at 81 T5 and s. So
scarf Of Oriental silk. yard and quarter
sausre sttIactivsIy Z y arranged in decorated jap
An inexpensive. useful gift suggested by a
Ercs dvay shop window full of ribbons. Wash rib
hon for underwear is always IN demand. and two
bolto at 20 cents and No at IS cenfsmSifn s1i
racaed IN dainty box, Will gladden. any prac-
teal wonan's heart
Ioropos OF ribbons the newest fad for the
holiday season IS the red satin ribbon.
Nth MERRY E,rfssrnss'- quaint letters woven
r. Intervals This sells for 30 cents boil
A relcorn. remembrance would be ono Of the
fss,,tsrri umbrella sets shown at popular go st
.,o-e The handle, tips, ferruie. buttos and ring
~ silver gold or Jaspsr IN attractive leath
or case The set. cost S rs each
Folding fa.is Of xpangled sauze in black or
white suitable for theatre use. cell at 81 S.
Cold coin balls to hang fancy chains are an
cthe- Of the seasons novelties and bs bought
for 81
fashionable Broadway leather shop offers
,nonasrarn belts for So 80 They Of roft crush
leather and The rnonograms, with any two initial
So,uhrztion, which be supplied Immediately,
ere of gold plate yellow metal
As lingerie biouses worn almost exclusively
this season The little slip TO be used underneath
then, becomes n necessity Made of soft silk In
seiIcsse shades and trimmed in lace. they can be
bought fer 81 80
An acceptable holiday gift for man is g leather
bound silver mounted register for motor trips
r-sa more elaborate ones cost s., while those
,,a;,,I,- horna in morocco are s. ..
A, artistic wall match box in beautiful old
,,rss. ss selling for & at a 6th-ave. art shop.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-10-11
.@as TT Los NIT ibm9~-.M6.
igtfn In Rub'! CT iibt fem 9. mir If
f4lsds. ID muB mad Saus' s@ef9t.
% f9aal 60 if's ungefGbr ri6tis,
ehosl-Gt 2Duis rpoft Dispatd.S
DHess.

Att: frau Daiiner bat mad
SRnen tpGbren6 Sbrer Qbpsenbeit &C,
fsagt, gndbise Grau!"-G ndbige:
s6o9... Gott fei Danf, oaB id nift
- Qnufe fpar!1-2 50, bas
bat 0rau WsiiIer aud s.fast!"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-10-11
Rsstostts1tuus.

0anhfreider: ~Sa. ainoer.
bal mar Elm hSfIihtr Menf9. Der @ens
barn. ber min tronsportirt bat :. biz
2sute Hoben ale sebo1t. nir feien aui
hs 6owaeitsreife!@
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-10-11
Wan erreuert bas @tetpdfsr In bet
Manne na6 gelieben urb seniebt babel
DE 1sreuoen Der Qofpmption.

Gtss Ystfssfrtenssser.
Bauer: DOS Is {Go iauoumm,
aab ma INNER erit nod an @ruuo gu
saner Rouferet - iud'n muB."
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-10-11

Es1shr ais perla4sBt.
Sic benfen bod nod baran, bab
- S9nen unlGnst hunoert marf gee
tebens-.unb Of i9 bornr benfel
6ent, fosar f1on an Die ua91sn
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-10-11
8u ara.

.0umpt u1sin Gobn ptrtli9 70
asat@ 90 irtbin: sd {ag'
s5uen. Orr Rotb, Der tam ear mid
ffysites sini9lafen. dls bis ibn Der
GAIN Ia ben edlaf trdbti4
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-10-11
am %ntnHna.

AtIfaer: -. Mu9 gtbt es
NOD aasgeaeihneten Qodbraten!1-
Stan r: Rein! Sd oants
taz hefs ~georGn9te DISQUALIFICATION
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-10-11
9urnorisfischcs

Gin Gttre.tntnmu.
p... Mobpn lebt Der Monn eieent.
h4a-rO Der lebt febr 160n bon iets
nem Ghrenport!"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-10-11

- RaIt, cement, SanD, Bad.
feline, feuerfefte Steine uno TbuA.
&beeru nb GspbaItpapier, Dohpnppe.
Tbeer un0 NSpbalt. Del, Eerpentin,
6arten, 1las &c. &c. ftets purrGtHio
bel 8. G. Hietmatiit. BOG Dffs
Commerce traBe. Wiebrioe Breiie,
ente Waare iDtuie quite uno reeiIe
Nebienu1g meroen anrantirt. -
EelepbDn do.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-10-11
UrnhmstB.

Urnhasstn.
yatnoez. beut' {eto nal hihf1 oriig.
bas rattle i1 Gu9 ernitliG. tper ni9t
ttolgt, otr muB morssr nnit In Die
Ranfaausiie1ung."
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-10-11

@nrersren1nfbiiithe.
.S4munaeln sic nidt 70, Ginidb.
rs9es Gotofpob; si fteben iebt por
9brem Selopebel unb ni9t Dor Dem
&cn{prs.A
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-10-11
Rss Anurea.sente Re,sats.

saBk aft fnb ~Reununb,
airon3ig. 6err prdTbent!!1-rMsun
asoaDdn5ig saben @ie aud Dor atpei
S5dtrtn ani-. @etpib. sd BIN feline
fo1&e. bic beuie 70 unb naorssn 70
faatiA
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-10-11
Anbel.

eerr (i9 beim pireolo zines gro.
hen 4otels ertunoissnb): ST bier
Atdt Elm 6err Meier aus 2u5el0orf abs
peftiegen9--p ,Mus Gu,
tsIoorf9 -. Hein! -. unfere Wleier
{ssso QUE aus Berlin, gleiu Uprf unb
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WrnHtrnthfn.

rmsnn ID 10 pisl Mitsift sablen
fsute, ala Sic D~srlangen, miiBte i4
fsssn ganses 9erm0gsn b~ingeben; mo-.
bon folte Id 6ann leben2@-g .per.
tsr:aO. i6 pirbe Sic na96sr t&on
uatersabenl@
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-10-11
@lefnEuNt- Nn1su

.aoteies gefdnsniB 1T aber febr
toInfustobeI einserihtst! $50 piFen
iDeun bic Gsiffpisl. tn unierm
cfdot&sn fin6, oanf, btrmietben mir
hs Isersn 3sflen al Die Jrsmosn!"
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-05-02
The News OF the State

Matt Flynn's Big Sensation company.
Mr.. Harry Carlin. the popular vocalist.
was I'm town yesterday and was the guest
Of Mr.. John Thompson. manager for
Thomas F. Donahue company's branch
store on Stokes street
The room OF Frederick McCabe and
Frederick Hilton at SO Valley street. was
entered between II and O'Clock yester-
day afternoon. Mr.. McCabe Is minus
SIS watch. which was taken from his vest
that was hanging In a closet. and Mr..
Hilton S22 that was taken from trunk.
James r. Moore OF 6S Broadway re-
ported 10 the police this morning that the
storeroom IN the rear OF his store had
been broken into and lot Of dishes
stolen.
Mr.. Charles +. Harrison. prominently
connected with the Brooklyn Standard
Union. IL spending week or more with
his brother-in-aw. Or. Andrew Watt. at
his residence on Tlainheld street.
Mr.. Irving Diamond. assistant foreman
or the finishing department. az the River
side mills LEFT last evening for month $
vacation, which he will spend with his
mother at Lansing Mich
BEGINNING with next Monday evening
the Clneyville Musical and Athletic club
will meet Monday evenings instead Of
Sunday afternoons during the months OF
September
The funeral Of Lydia A. widow Of Sam
uel T Allen, will be held at the residence
OF her Son-in-law, Charles X. Bullock.
Chaplin avenue, tomorrow afternoon
az o'clock
The Broadway Baptist Beneficial insti-
tute met last evening when one applica-
tion for membership was received and the
officers for the ensuing term were nomin-
ated
Wcif Tone Branch OF the Irish National
foresters Is arranging for concert and
hall 10 be held in Cadet hall. Thursday
evening
1hon as Drew was arrested at his
home on Valley street this morning on a
warrant charging MIN with non supper;
OF his children.
The rank OF Esquire will be conferred
upon one candidate at the meeting OF
f'reserverance Lodge. Knights OF Pythias
this evening
Fatrolman Wilkinson has returned from
his annual vacation
DR.. Craig Cameron reports pair ot
hair clippers stolen from his office.
hober Nahagea1 was arrested last
evening for peddtng without a license.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-05-02

unions there asked that all the men to
be spared from this section be given
clearance cards and sent that way. An
other announcement that featured the
letter was the announcement that I'm case
Of trouble here AL the men or the most
OF them who cared 10 leave might find
employment in that CITY and would be ac-
cepted. The letter was referred TO the
business agent for reply and attention
For the greater part of the remainder
Of the meeting the time was occupied
with routine matters and some general
discussions OF what shall be done in case
trouble arises.
II was by far the largest meeting %
tso uf ion that has been held I'm some time
there being more than 400 OF the members
present.
A'ter all tho business OF the meeting
wac disposed Of the session closed
HoRsEsHOERs MEET
Thtre was a regular session OF the
hors"shoers last evening at their rooms
IN Labor Temple et which matters per-
tanning 10 the working OF the trade were
discussed and disposed Of
There were no new members % be taken
into the union aud the committee report
ing stated that efforts were being made
70 have all those mcn not members OF the
union Join az this .ime so as 10 be ready
for the work In the fall and winter.
In pursuance Of this plan there will be
several entertaining features introduced
during the summer to show the pleasant
side of the union and also tending to
show why every men working at the
craft should become member OF the
union
The delegates ~ the central body made
n icport showing the actions taken "a
the success OF the coming MAY Day event
IL vas announced that nearly everyone
or the members ~ the union would take
IN the outing ami several of the mem We're
10 try and win points for the local in the
contests OF field day events.
n has been the custom az this time OF
the year 90 begin to talk OF outings and
pleasant times for the union but this
year though thero was some talk of tho
matter last evening n was decided that
tho outing 70 ne furnished hv the May
day events wouii he sufficient Tor the To-
cel N least tili late IN the summer
After disposins of all the business that