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the immediate supply of mOny more plentiful the impatient speculation was quick 10 avail itself of the means ai- fOrded and to rush into any point of the market that offered a promising lead towards an advance Selling Of stocks for continental account was re- ported from London The movement in Amalgamated Copper was but a supplement to the universal specu- lative activity in securities associated with the copper industry. Its advance to par was greeted with a demonstra- tion. The price of the metal cOntin- ued to advance here and in London, and reports were current of sales be- ing made at much above the market prices 10 secure early delivery. The easier tone of the cali money market was closely followed by the recovery in foreign exchange.
 The assembling of the United Mine Workers convention, fixed for to-moT- row. received a good deal of discus sion, and was held to account for the restraint manifest in the movement of the coalers. The judicial decision in the New York municipal election con- test was the ground for the furry in the local public utilities. The 1roft taking under cover of this last mOve- ment came with a rush in the final hour. and swept prices downwards with some precipitancy, especially in the bouyant features of the day. But the reaction was checked and some headway effected towards a rally. leav- ing the closing tone. however, very ir- rgular.
 Bonds were steady. Total sales, par value, $3,S6O,OOO. United States bonds were all unchanged on call.
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Consolidated Stock Exchange.

Reported over private wire by VI. B. Smith 6 Co. Il Broadway. N. Y; New Haven office, $40 Chapel street. Nor man A. Tanner, Manager.
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NEW FORK STOCK MARKET

Opening. Highest, Lowest 0uOtatIOnA On the Kew York Stock Exchange reported by Prince & Whitely. Bankers and Brokers. 62 Broadway. New York and IS Center street, New Haven. Conn.
 Open. HIgh, Low, Close
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-05-20
Gbineiiihe Snmiirer in SNien.

geeben Dem r9ottl6efper," Der n8roz
tpptin," 0em r&aitelbinOer," Dem Geo.
p~pl0itdoter Saufrer rnb Sem r9psz
niaten" tuu9te jiingit gum a1ereriten
Mal in Wien Ser 9ineItf4e 9auiirer
auf. Man 5d6lte ibrer glei9 Orei. Sic
geben borlduftg i6On beiiammen unO
Iu6en @dfiz un0 Gafe6Guier audi imz
mer gu breien auf. Die fremOsn Ser
rem tragen eigenartiJ geformte 5ierli6e
&0rbe in Den 9GnOen unO aus Dem
Scnnern 6ieTer 6iibi6en Yaniers l1qen
duerlet nieOli4e Nippes herpOr; aus
@lfenbein geI3niBte, fetngearbeitete
@0benfiguren, feline ais SintenfGHer
oienen6e Sempel6en, an0ere erptif6z
i~tiGiIirte S9rei6tii69egenftdnOe, Damn
elfenbeinerne Sal5beine uno ionitige
nieoli6e un0 elegant gefertigte 8leinz
pdaren, our9pegs Sbjefte, nit nell
den bdusli9e Menf4en gerne ibr 9eim
f9miiden. Die fremoen neuartigen
6duiirer t;eten ii6eraG ais pplenoete
Gentlemen auf. 3unG9it iu9en tie in
ieoem 2ofal @irtb p0er &affeeiieber
auf uno Bitten b0fli9 I'm sic Grlaubz
nib, Den rfeinen Oanen" unO Sen
Gentlemen" lore Waure offeriren gu
6irfen. Qeiie unO Sierli6, pie ibr
gan3es MeIen, miro aud Die 8itte bor<
gebrd9t. Sang let9t gebt Die Ser
ftGn0igung ni6t Dor ii9. Die 6rei
Gbineien fpre9en Ie6r flott Gnglii9,
aber nit Ser oeutI9en Spra9e f6aut
es borldufig SiemIi3 f4le9t aus.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-05-20
8iess-Nltar- @rab.
@ eb n:

pstsr uno 2poia Sermer, Snabs.-
Miaael uno emma Wrsn, Wdb4en.-
@m. nno Wolie Gaiie, &nabe. -Sobtt
unb Trau giRslbsrg, 3nabe. -Sobn
unb 9oie 8aurele, 3nabe.-Utoies
unb glan9e @bitlDm, Wdb4en.-
gouaro unb Sennie @aro, Ndb6sn.
-@owaro unb Cora Wbitare, Mdo=
9en.-S6omas uno emma Saren,
Wdo9en.-2puis uno Pearl Mumier,
Mdb&en. - @6arles unb Warp ..
SOnnsl, Mdo9en. - Grancis uno
2enora gatrid, 6nabe.
gstraut.
Bert Nrbudle-WirtD 2enp.
gehorben:
Sobn @oerner, Sc, 532 gates.-
Rarl @liion, = Gtabtboipital.-
Matiloa 2ruger. Sc, 902 g. Selas
tpure.-Robsrt Wbermeier, 104 Won.,
1907 g. MerriQ.- Smith, 8, 639
g. California Npe. = Warp @i9en=
bod, Is Sage, 1710 Maoiion Ipe.-
Marp gruiiom, l, 628 q. Spring.-
Sorace Sablep, SO, $50 6. 29.-Sr.
IlOn3o WcgIelan, 81, 1885 y. gers
mont. We@arip, 1 WOn.,
1705 eugene @be. -Margarst Sabin,
Sc, 423 g. Werioian.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-05-20
SruGenrahmen.

Sn Sen beuti6en StdOten tperoen
oie @Gf6e6lei9en INNER mebr perz
orGngt. DIS grIab miro jebt elm Sroe
denrabmen 9eboten, Ser an ben Sem
tern ser Sinterfront Ger !Sdufer 10 am
aubringen lit, OaB oas Sberli9t fret
bleibt, uno iomit Oen oabinterliegenopu
53immern ipeOer 2i6t mod Cuff asz
npmmen 1T. Der WGf9etrodner Be-
ite6t aus einem boriaontal na9 auBen
ragenoen @%ifenrabmen, an Dem berz
itel6are OrG6te our Mufnabme Der
@Gf9e befeftigt finb, Die in ibrer 5Ds
bsnlage our9 cine Sperrflinfe sebalten
tperoen, Der &abmen lest ii9 nit Dem
einen Enbe auf oas Seniterbrett auf;
bas anbere Gnbe bGngt on stpei f9rGgs
eeftelten, ieitli9 On Der GenfterfaHung
feitgema9tsn SrGgern, auf osnen noAz
mails peri telbare WGi9eordbte laufen.
llsber bas @anse lGbt fi9 Elm S&ube
oad BON o;dter 2einpanb aieben, oaz
nit 6ie WGi6e Dor Heeen eef9ibt uno
Der SroderproSeb our9 giniieaunq
ouf geeignete 3usluft befdleuniat miro.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-05-20
gpttIteb 6 eutbarht,
,Sis gsn1htsli6e gde,"
Ode Hoble unbW artet Ctr.

9err Wm. 2aifer Bat fd
entf9lohsn, fid um bic republitanii9e
Domination fir bas Mmt beg Stabt-
@lerts 3u betDerben. Ssrr 3aiier lit
fir oas Imt Defenders gut sseignet,
benin er bat fd als srfer @sbilfe in
bieIem Gmt Der sr6Bten Qfi9ttreue
erwieien unb feline frense &ebli9teit
pirb beionoers bon bensn 9eiddbt, bic
ndber nit ibm in 8ertibrun3 trateit
unb bic aud b%sionosrs barauf bran'
gen, baB 9err 3aiier fi9 als 2anbibat
ertldrtt. geamte nit sinsm &uf pie
6err 2aiier Jpn befBt, f6nnsr, Der
Staot gum sr6bten 8ortbeil esrsi9en.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-05-20
gpaussliide Sbaoos.
SabresperiammIuns bes Snbiana Oiitrifts,

Serr paftOr s. s. peteri tpeilt
aussnblifli9 in 2ouisbiae, mo er Der
Sahrssberiammlun9 Der gbangeliI6en
Symbolic bss Snbiana Sitrittes, beHen
@i se=prafibsnt er 1T, beiuobnt.
Der Snoiana Sifritt Der Seuti4en
@baneeliiten Spnobe, Der bonn Is.
big %. Mai in Der ct. paulus Stride
in S~Ouisbiae feline Sibungen abbulten
uirb, III elmer Der 9r6Bten Der spnooe.
Serielbe umfaBt fOIsenoes Serritorium:
Die ihbli9e 6dlfte bon Snoiana,
ben idouefli6en 36eil bon Sbio, bic
Staaten 3entddp, alabama uno
Georgia. Die 3abl Der Sifrittsglies
Der betrdgt gegenwdrtig 81 9afOren.
78 @emeinbsn unb % Gilial.@ smeins
ben, GAP 6amilisn. 11,420 itimmbs-
re9ti9ts 8emeinosmitslisoer, 24,0l8
Communicated. Gerner beiteben In
benz Siftritt "a Sonntaesfdulen nit
1899 2ebrerr urb Is, 1913 S9tlern.
Die fol9enoen @ereine befteben inner
balb Der @ren3en bes 9ifiritts uno or.
beiten fir Die sigenen @emsinosn unb
FIR Die 56rberun9 bes &eides @ottes
t~ibsrbaupt: IA Wdnnerbereine nit elmer
@lieoersahl bon 995, - 81 6rauen.
uno Sun9frauen. 8ereine nit elmer
@lieber3abl bon 6661, = 81 Sugenb=
Dereine nit elmer @li.bsrsabl bon 1905.
SIM betfOfenen Sabre tuuroen fol-
9snbe @Ottesbiente i'm Sitritt abge.
balten: 4788 in bsuti9sr Spra9e unb
1912 in englii9er Spra9s. Sic @e=
iammt. Spnobe if in Is Sifritte ein=
tbeilt. Der 9rdfosnt Der Spnobe,
pafor s. pfifer, 3. g., Cincinnati,
O6io, tpiro pdbreno Der 3onferen,
aud anueieno iein unO in einsm Der
Gottssoienfte cine Nniprn9e balten.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-05-20
CD,
S~nsiana's sr6Bte Drp Goobs SanbIer.
naiere 6fentli9ea Mnitalten.

Die @ouniD Seb6rbs fir Mo6l=
ttdtieteit unb Correction unterbreitete
ben Gountps@ OmmiKdren ben 8eri&t
besh9li9 Der 3ufdnos in ben berIaie=
benen @ounip' Sntituten.
Sie ge66rOe 1T, BON sinieen tleinen
I%usnabmen ab9eisbsn, isbr sufrieben
unb glaubt, bab 9roBe Gorti9ritte ge=
ma9t tpurben.
Ser 3uitanb Der Sail tuirb als Elm
gutter 9emeleet, Der Sunnel in ber=
ielbsn tOnnte aber ni4t inipisirt tuer=
ben, ba bic Sbtr etngerofiet mar.
@ine gspolferte 3eqe fir tobihdtige
Sefan9ene in Der pOli3eiitation tpurb.
empfOhlen.
Iu9 nit benz Siipeniarium tpar bic
Se66rbe 3ufrieben, mu9te aber ben
gOridlag, baB bic bort angeftelte
2ranfenpfe9erin aud i'm 2rantenphe=
geri nnentOitim eri6eine.
Die 8erbdltnihe i'm S~tnbt6oipitale
3sigen biele @erbsferunssn sssen Dos
Voriabr. Sas Irbeitsbaus ift iiber=
laben uno Die 5rauen ioltsn nod benz
5rausngsfdnaniRe geianbt tuerbsn, no
oenielben arbeit aseebsn tperben tann.
Die 9eri9te, oab SniaKsn bss Su=
lietta' Srren6auies s~rauiamer gebanb-
lung ausgsisBt tuurben, fanb bic Be-
h6roe uubegriinbet.
Sn Der poli3eiitation empfieblt Die
gebbrbe cine before &einisuns Der
3ellen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-05-20

2peaIs8 etterbert9t.
S6Dn beute Na4t unb SOnntes tbeil
fpeiie berp0lft.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-05-20
SETTLER
@te 3rlpDeI berseiteut tueroen-Ser U6ir:
er" uno iein Sd)iIer.

or" uno iein Sd)uIer.
Gs lit cine aQaemein befannte Shat
fade, oaB oas 8etteln oupeilen elm
re4t eintrdgli@es GeI9dft lit, beione
6ers penn es bon 2euten ausaeiibt
miro, Die ii6er MutterpiB unO Grim
~oungSgabe nerfigen uno Sic G6pGz
den ibrer Mitmeni6en peioli9 aus
Suniiben per1te6en. Sin uraltes Spri4z
mort pertiinoete I6pn Die epige Wa6r>
belt, 0dB Sic Welt pdrtput betrpgen
fem nil, uno Die Mitglieoer Der sroz
BEN Nrrlee bon MenI9entinOern, Die
ni9t fden uno ni9t ernten, aber aGer>
meiit bod elm re9t gemiitbli9es 2eben
fi6rer, baben 0ieIe Senten5 gum 2eitz
motip hires Soieins gema9t. @on
ser ri3tigen 8orausIeBung aus
gebeno. oaB Elm Hummer QlppeG an 0as
Witleio Der i'm 9run0e genpmmen
our9 Guberli9e Gin0riide lei9t uuz
auItimmen0en GrOsnpilger, in BEN meis
ten 5Gllen feline 8irtung ni9t per@
fe6lt, iino &nge6Drige Ser 8ettler3unft
auf ebenio ingeni0fe pie prattif4e
S'been berfdLen, nm bic Mil6t6Gtigfeit
Der 8efibenoen ergiebiger ausbeuten gu
f6ntien.
Sn Der. Metropole am t9uoIon eriIi=
rem y6trer," iogenannte Oo5enten r.r
8ettler, osren Qufgabe es lit, ibre
S9iiblinge in Ser &unit oes 9ettelns
gu untertneiien uno oeren GuBeren
Menf6en 10 gu pertpan6eln, baB ielbft
Ser 9artber3igite beim @nblif zines
berart 5ure6t geituBten un9liidli6en,
BON tieFitem MitleiO erfiiGt, f9leunigft
in bie Sai3e greift unO Dem rIermz
item" elm @elOgei9ent in Die 9ano
oriift.
0ieIe ,5irer" beiiben cine humber
bare 9eI9idlt3teit in Der Ser teqrng
bon MenI9en, oie nit Sen rnglaubz
It9iten 2ei0en behaftet iino. Inter
au~sgiebiger 8enuBung BON @erbanoz
5eug ppuenoen ie in fiir5eiter 3eit
our6 Ginf6niiren bon gepihen @lisz
bern Die Metamorpbpie zines geIunz
oen, trdftigen 3iimmels in sinen err
barmung8ipiiro igen Stripped, Ser,
penn iein Sageiperf pollenbet, nit
Silberlingen reid belaben, BEN f'i@
mii9en genatsn 5uitrebt. &rampfs
anfdlle, pormals 10 belie6t, fino in
neueiter 3eit aus Der M}o0e getommen,
oagegen peroen nuturgetreu 8rebsgez
f6piire unS anbere etelbufte duberli@s
Notwithstanding nit 9ilfe bon
Sduren uno Semi prpou5irt, Die i'm
@erein nit Der SummergeituIt Oss
9ittenoen, tpo6l ielten Elm 9er5 unbez
riibrt lafen. @egen @beno pflegen
fi3 bie r9rpfeiiionellen" in ibrem
9auptqudrtier ei~n5ufinoen, mo lie,
na9hem fte ii9 ibrer @ebre9en ent=
leoigt, ibre 8eute nit Dem v5irer"
tbeilen unh 9ambrinus opfern, biz
trunfene acknowledgement lie Ser @elt
entriidt. 3upeilen perOen fol6e
S6pin0ler aud entlarpt unO barn
beri9pin6en lie getp0bnli9 lGngere
3eit binter f6peoii6en Gardiner, pO
fie neue @9li6e austiifteln, gu ibreul
NuBen uno ser Meni9beit gum S9as
Scr,
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-05-20

Sir Snbiana: S9Dn bemte -gea9t UNI
Spnntae ; mdbige Eemperatur.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-05-20

Senrp s brner, 906 CHARLES
Str, Der neuli4 ber6aftet purbe, neil
er feline So4ter wiir9ts, purbe nit ius=
penoirtem urt6eil, $50 nebft Soften
entlahen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-05-20
Wetterbertht.
8afbinstOn, 20. Rai.

Ear .. stuHO.n, .uOsnb 7 usr @Ors.ns, Al. Eai.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-05-20
Ebermpmeterftano

Ebermometertano.
0S9fs 5enaperatur. ....... IS Sra
Niebriaffe 9~empsratur. ........ so .
90. &. BIbtbs
Sections. Director.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-05-20

on Die bette 5 Sent @igarre In
Der Staot, Mudo's y9ongfeQom".
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-05-20
Cine Grfaltmma in eiuem Gage furtrt

Man nebms Laxative Bromo Quinine
9abIeten. 2lae Apotbefer ftattsn baS @eIb
3urid tpenn bic BUR fehl i9Idst. 6. SO.
@roue'sStsnatur 1T auf ieberS9a9teI. 25e.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-05-04
hOZLEY'S LEMON ELIXIR.

tests great pride, and which the pub.
lie appreciates and Admires almost Ne
much as himself, he ought to have the
water to keep il going in all it's
beauty but don't believe his neigh
Dor ought to be compelled to catch his
water in a cistern. depending upon
the elements, when he has fauce. ia
his house and is paying for the priv
ileCe OF a service"
The water committee. At the next
meeting OF the council, will make
full report, and will recommend that
the capacity OF the reservoir, As we'll
as the water supply. be increased,
aud the capacity OF the reservoir en-
larged So that all may have an album
dance. the lawns will look just As re-
freshng, and the owners OF property
will receive due aud proper protection
against loss by fire.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-05-04

Special to The Gainesville Sun
Tallahassee, May The Bailey
Committee, appointed to investigate
the alleged improper use OF a Tree
railroad pass by Senator ChAs. N.
Brown over the Florida East Coast
Railway, held an important meeting
this afternoon. Hon. Fred Myers rep
resentlng Senator Brown. he pre-
sented = protest against the action OF
the committee upon the grounds that
the citizenship contest against Brown
was still pending, and that Brown
could not be AdiUdRed guilty until go
found by the courts. After hearing
the testimony the committee con-
cluded the session behind closed doors
and their action cannot II course be
forecasted
The stockton, or Regents higher ed
ucationAl bill 10 dead The Senate
hrst adopted the substitute offered by
Senator McCreAry, and then killed the
substitute by vote OF eighteen To
five
Attorney Rivers and Mcssrs. Graves
aud Campbell. aud Attorney Robert Z.
Davis and Mayor W. Il Thomas. are
all here interested in the new Gaines
willie charter bill. This bill may be-
reported by the House committee to.
morrow.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-05-04
WATER COMMITTEE
MAKES INSPECTION
Win Recommend Increase in Ca.
pacity Of the Reservoir.
THE WATER IS PLENTIFUL

II Newly Discovered Springs Are
Opened the Supply of Water Will be
Doubled II Reservoir is Enlarged in
Capacity to Hold It.
The waterWorks committee OF the
City Council, comprising Alderman H
e. Benson, chairman, and Alderme
J. HaFripon Hodges and E. A. O'Neill,
in compliance with instructions from
the council at the meeting of that
body Monday evening, on Tuesday in.
vessigated the water supply and condi.
lions Of the WaterwoFks plant, and dis.
covered alarming conditions existing as
far as the water supply is concerned.
The capacity OF the water supply At
present is only about 300 900 gallons
per day Of twenty-four hours, which is
entirely inadequate for the demands of
q city the size Of Gainesville That,
with the fact that some OF the water
consumers are said to be abusing the
Fiat" rate BY running their lawn fau.
Gets from fourteen to twenty hours per
day, has made the supply very made.
quate, not only for the actual needs OF
legitimate consumers, but for the fire
protection ~ we'll.
The committee has made broad in.
vestigation Of the trouble. Should the
owners Of lawns use the water as pre-.
scribed by municipal law, the supply
would still be inadequate, hence the
committee has decided to recommend |
an increase in the capacity Of the
reservoir, which will mean an increase
in the supply OF about SOC. 900 gallons,
to 10000 gallons per twenty. -four
hours.
After q careful examination the com.
mittee SsceTtained that three springs
could be opened and turned into the
reservoir, which would make this in.
crease, doubling the present capacity.
In order TO do this. however, il will be
necessary TO enlarge the capacity OF the
reservoir, which the committee will
at the next meeting OF the
City Council.
"We have plenty OF water" r..
Committeeman Benson and
Hodges in speaking OF the matter ,
but there are two ob.
The first is, We must
divert the other springs into larger .
reservoir, and >must enforce the ordi.
nance governing the use OF water. )
There 10 no doubt but that some con. !
,umers are abusing the right"
Alderman Hodges is broad mind. )
ID man. II believe in plenty OF {
water" he said, because water IL the
Durest and the cleanest thing We have, !
Ind q necessity for everybody. IL 10 Z
jod's gift, q necessity OF nature, and >
Ihould be as free as the air We =,
the only difference is that We
Ire paying for the privilege Of its con.
Tenience, and / believe When that tar =,
Q reasonable and Just that every sub /
criber should have ell the water he J.
do not believe ia one .
nan watering his lawn for fifteen or
wenty--and sometimes twenty.iour
iours . day, when some other fellow Il
las 90 suffer actual need for the waste.
dy idea is to have plenty Of water; IL
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-05-04
TAX NOTICE-


o niue e
fle
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-05-04
THINGS ARE LIVELY
AT THE CAPITOL
Gainesville Citizens Are at Talla.
hassee on Charter Question.
NORTH GAINESVILLE FIGHTING

Messrs, Rivers, Graves and Campbell
VS.. Davis and Thomas Bill May be
Reported by House Committee To-
morrow-Senator Browns Troubles.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-05-04
MOZLEY'S
LEMON ELIXIR
REGULATES THE
la n.
STOMACH,
BOWELS,
KIDNEYS.

The inventor NJ the famous "TEE
kELL cCkAPE," II man known WheI
ever plows are sold and used says;
/ have used MoZLEY'S LEMON
ELIXIR for " or ls years In my
family for the stomach. liver and kid.
neyS' and tnd Il Is the best medicine /
have ever used. 1t Is also u sure spe-
cinc for pain in the back or under the
shoulders | have recommended II IN
numerous cases TO my workmen. when
sick and unable 20 work. Aad IL has al.
ways given perfect satisfaction. HID.
TERRELL President Atlanta Piow
Co. Atlanta"
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-05-04

Tas sna % net aassees GsssV ana Eansaa sssasJ
4 nAhKkR 0ssss sspsnasss4snts
J. " WL Assnt >. D. WArKtNa Gsnsrs AgsaL
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-05-04

Special to The Gainesville Suu
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-01-21
new ALTAR GIVEN.
Mrs. James {. Sullivan Makes eIabora "a
Donation 10 St. Jossph's Church.

Mrs James r. Sullivan has donated 10
81 Josephs church on Hope street funds
to be devoted 10 the placement of a
handsome marble altar which will be in
stalled in time for the dedicatory exer-
cises scheduled 10 occur during next
July
Mrs Sulivsrs gift OF an altar involves
a rather large sum. in the neighborhood
OF $4,000. by which an elaborate design
by Heinz and la Fargo Of New York viii
be secured The New York architects re-
Gently finished the scheme Of the altar,
and John Maboney & Co, marble workers
on Doyle avenue. are now working on IL.
As yet plans for the exercises which
viii be held at the time Of the consecra-
tion are incomplete. but Vicar General
Doran. pastor OF 81. Joseph's church. II
is understood. expects 70 yhave an elab-
crate program at the time particulars of
which may be expected within short
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-01-21
RECKLESS DRIVER.
While Under Influence Of Liquor Hs Ran
Down Two Men.

John Whitaker. 56 years old Of
Georgiaville. and James Rogers OF $50
Harris avenue were slightly injured on
weybosset street, opposite Richmond,
last evening.
Herbert r. Stearns, who was in
toxicated and who was driving a pair OF
horses attached to a Concord buggy,
recklessly run down the men.
Rogers sustained bruises and Whitaker
was stunned and his face was cut.
Stearns jumped from the carriage,
blanketed the horses and disappeared.
Later woman called at the Central
station, claiming the horses and carriage.
These were refused her and as she went
away she was followed TO a house on
Pine street where stearns was found and
placed under arrest.
Neither Of the men was so much hurt
that II was necessary 70 send them to the
hospital.
Stearns was this morning fined 81 and
costs for drunkenness and SIS and costs
for fast driving.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-01-21

been produced ~ popular prices In this
part ~ the country II Is y typical Hoyt
play Like all his other comedies "A
Black sheep is built around some partc-
llar weakness OF certain classes OF people
and the satire is so clever so good ma
tured and yet withal So keen that while
81 never fails 20 amuse IL never hurts In
this particular instance that idiosyncrasy
which is generally called "Anglomania' is
the particular fad hit upon as n theme.
The characters are drawn with all the
broad burlesque OF which Hoyt was capa-
re and include a wide range from the
bad man of the wild and woolly west TO
the foolish American, who apes To the
extreme the English dude The situations
are decidedly amusing and the whole play
causes continuous gale OF laughter from
start 10 finish. There Is something decid-
edly attractive about these concelts which
Hoyt put forth as plays despite their utter
unreasona bleucss
The writer never pretended 10 take any
thing very seriously and therein laid un-
Goubtcdly his success The play is so
pleasantly entertaining and amusing that
no one feels too dgnihed to sit through
Performance and laugh continuously,
for its humor s wholly irresistible
The chief character Is q Wild youth who
has become known by the soubriquet of
'Ttot stun which its him so closely
that no one ever remembers mat he mas
any other name he Ia the disSipated son
% wealthy New York family. who In
order 20 keep him from disgracing them
have sent him ont 10 Tombstone Arizona.
a. live That town AZ that time Is how
lins western mining camp. whore almost
everything goes. hut Hot stun proves too
rapid even FOR that lurid town After
gaining n reputation which gives him his
/ nickname Hot StIn Is Informed that he
/ viii become heir go two million dollars "
/ he msrrios or ls rejected by "a certain
I Young woman named iu the viii within
The period of ono year Ills friends. who
I would be glad 90 have him get out OF
I Tombstone urge him to accept the condi-
iions and ho leaves Tor the Fast Later
+ he goes abroad f0r few weeks travel
Strauge as 10 may g.om Dr. ls seized with
I tu aggravated attack of Anglowania and
returns to America with the most outra.
geous makeup and mannerisms ever seen
/ on any man. The aStonishmCnt and
amusement OF his friends is very anus
I In0ly depicted Naturally the Young Wom-
| an who according To- the will is 60 decid,
\ whether or u.t just how ho shall become
\ n millionaire does not take kindly 90 the
/ peculiar young man and when he proposes
/ shs rejects him. This refusal fills HIM
| with JOS as he does noe want 10 marry
/ her and yet does want the money OF
/ course under the terms Of the will he
wins tho money and everything ends hap.
| PLY
Tho plal is I'm three acts tho scene Of
| nc first being laid boz the bsr-room -
/ ,he Morgue Hotel In Tombstone and the