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The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1906-06-24
Bankrupt Sale.

In the District Court of the United States,
for the Southern Division of the North
ern District of Alabama In the Mat
ter of Eastern Cahaba Coal Company,
Bankrupt-In Bankruptcy.
Under an order of sale made and en-
tered into on the 23rd day of June, 1906.
in the above STYLED cause, by the Hon.
Alex c. Birch. referee in bankruptcy, tho
undersigned, r. H. Conway, receiver of
the estate of the said bankrupt willa on
the 9th day of July, 1906 at II o'clock
noon, in the city of Birmingham. Ala,
in front of the government building ON
the corner of Second avenue and Eigh-
teenth street. sell to the highest bidder
for cash all of the property of every kind
and description, real, personal and mixed
belonging to said bankrupt estate Out
not the bills and accounts receivable
which are excepted by the order of this
referee), and included in the property Is
a lease containing an express power to
assign and transfer the same made ton
the 25th day of April, 1906 by and between
Eastern Cahaba Coal company and Will
liam NJ Spencer which lease covers
period for the term of ten years, from
and after April o. 1905, with the privilege
of renewal for an additional fifteen years,
provided in said lease, on certain de-
scribed real estate situated in Shelby
county. Alabama for the purpose of min
which said lessee or it's assigns is to pay
on all coal mined thereon, to January l.
1906 a royalty of cents per ton of 1000
pounds from January |, 1906 to July J.
1906 a royalty of cents per ton; from
July l. 1906 to January /. 1907, royalty
of cents per ton. provided 10000 tons or
more shall be mined between said dates.
and if less than that cents per ton
thereafter, together with the right to
use such timber, stone and other ma
terial may be necessary for the build
ing of houses thereon, and for the min
ing. working, washing, rendering. con-
verting and making merchantable the
coal in, under and upon said land. and
shipment thereof to market, as follows,
to-wft:
The southwest quarter of the northwest
quarter; the southwest quarter; the north
half of the southeast quarter, and the
southwest quarter of the southeast quar-
ter, section %, township 20, range west.
and lying and being IN Shelby county,
Alabama, together with all tenements
Entertainments and appurtenances there
unto belonging, including all improve
ments. fixtures, equipments and machin-
cry now used in connected with the
operation of said mine mines. and all
houses, and commissary storehouses
thereon. g.
A full and complete inventory of the
property to be sold can be seen at tho
office of the said receiver. at 1910 First
National Bank building or at the Office
of the Hon. Alex c. Birch. referee in
bankruptcy. Birmingham. Ala.
T. II. Conway
Receiver.
A. LATADY,
LEE ]. MARX,
A. LEO OBERDORFER.
Attorneys for Receiver
6-24-eod-10t Attorneys for Receiver
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Estrav Notice,

The State of Alabama, jefferson County.
Probate Court:
Taken up by A. w. Grove on the 18th
day of June. 1906. and estrayed before
II. B. Abernethy, judge of the inferior
court OF Birmingham certain marc
mule of reddish color. about 10 years
old, thirteen d3) hands high, sore on
her right shoulder and a lump between
her shoulders and valued at s35
Witness my hand this 18th day of June,
1906 s. f. GREEN,
Judge of Probate for jefferson County.
6-17-3t-su
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FOR SALE

Lot 50x140 Avenue e and 18th street, for
$500. Brings 121s per cent.
Lot S5x1S9 Iroquols St, 200 feet off High
land avenue.
Lot 25x140 First ave-. between 10Th and
2lsts.. Two-story building with good
rental; we have this for sale for "A
limited time, and can offer good terms.
Beautiful new South Highlands home.
ten rooms, modern in every respe t. On
lot 113x162. VIII sell all half OF lot
with house.
Six-room home on South 18th street. lot
60xlJ0 feet.
Seven-room. North Highlands home; lot
l00x120 feet, on car line.
Fine business property, lot 100x140 feet.
southeast corner Second avenue and
Seventeenth street, north Easy terms.
Belt line property. lot 100x190 feet. corner
cath street and E. A bargain.
We have some nice lots near Highland
avenue and beautiful Norwood property.
FOR SAL OR RENT.
Modern residence, rooms with kitchen
and servants room; furnace, bath and
electric light; No. 1911 Twelfth avenue,
north. Lot 100x140 feet, with 16-foot
alley In rear and 10-foot alley on side
A bargain-owner leaving city on ac-
count of health. Specially favorable
terms.
Apply to our Real Estate Department.
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FOR SALE

$2650-Nice Groom cottage, on Idlewild
car; South Highlands.
TRUCK FARMS.
$10OO-S acres. rich, heavily timbered land,
about Az miles of city Montevallo
pike road
$S50-111s acres adjoining above.
$50 Per Acre-40 acres, near Irondale;
close to Montevallo pike road.
$2500-16 acres; 20 dairy cows. one dairy
wagon, fine spring. good land miles
of city; easy terms.
$4250-15 acres rich truck farm, all in
cultivation; IL Jersey cows 500 worth
blooded chickens; one good horse, brand
new dairy wagon; all kinds farming i'm
PIGMENTS, including Disch harrow. new
Groom house; cattle barn. chicken
house. fine springs of mineral and free
stone water: strictly up to date dairy
and truck farm; miles of city on pike
road.
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Lunch & Foster.
Gadsden, Ala.

$70o0-Some beautiful acreage GO
acres), we'll improved. nice home,
and barn, ETC., between here and
East Lake, about | mile off car line.
Good terms.
$1600-Half cash, pa acres, on Besse-
mer car line, with Groom house.
S .o00-Five acres, with house and
arm, etc, in Shades valley; lies
level and pretty. with grapes, fruit
trees, and finely located for truck
garden; about / " miles from end
of Idlewild car line.
East Thomas Lots, half block car,
cheap.
Norwood-7-room cottage lot 55x190,
$3.50 cash. balance easy like rent, at
per cent; modern and has servant s
house; pretty shade trees. Price,
$495O.
$500 cash, balance like rent. rooms,
modern, 2 blocks car line, at 10th
avenue, South Price, $4,000. Better
hurry II you want this.
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Yesterday was a dull day in the probate
clerks office, there being comparatively
few papers filed. The following Is a list
of those transactions, in which amounts
of $1,000 or more were involved, which were
recorded by deeds filed yesterday:
Southwest Land company to Florence p.
PEBBLES, lot A. in block H. according to
the plan and survey of the Southwest
Land company, the said lot fronting 90
feet on the north side of Bradley street
and extending back of uniform width $50
feet to the south line of Avenue H, the
consideration involved in the transaction
being S1400.
George A. Blinn and wife and Bertram
Jacobs to George w. Chambers, lot Is.
according to the survey of T. L. Walter
and A NJ. Robertson, the said lot fronting
80 feet on the west side of Louise avenue
and running back 40 feet to an alley in
the Waverly Place, the consideration for
which was $3.50
Henrietta E. Barrett and Nj. NJ. Barrett
to Ida T. Robinson. lot 8, in block 6B.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
Unclaimed Freight Sale.

'S'S'e
BY authority of Freight Traffic Man
ager. 1 will sell the following unclaimed
freight at auction at the freight depot OF
the Birmingham Railway, Light and Pow
er company, First avenue and Sixteenth
street. on June 26, 1905, at 10 O'Clock a. M
A. b. McCLARY, Agent
A. B. Cobb, Birmingham, one oil tank
l.. Jaffee, Birmingham, one barrel bot
ties.
C. Waggoner, Birmingham, one bicycle.
Welsh Bros, Birmingham two mty
bbls.
r. L. Cook, Birmingham, two mty car
boys.
F. II. Haas, Birmingham. one box medi-
cine
Coco Cola company. Birmingham, one
package.
John Foster, Birmingham. one lot h. h.
goods.
Ella Richardson. Birmingham, one sew
ing machine.
Anna Burkes, Birmingham. one lot h. h.
goods.
T G. Brabston. Bessemer one box medi-
cine.
It. G. Brabston, Wylam. one trunk.
T. G. Brabston, Wylam, one bdl drills
]. T. Elmore Pratt City, three cases
soap.
T. G. Brabston East Birmingham one
can OIL -
Shook & Fletcher East Lake, one pox
bolts.
A. j. Strange. East Lake, one bdl. oyster
pals. -.
]. r. Sadler & Co.. East Lake. one box
canned goods.
w. r. King, East Lake, one bundle
figs. , a ro,, 10
paper. ,a h.ra
r q. Brabston, Birmingham. one bar
r a. Brabston. Birmingham, one bdl.
pipe.
chest.
buggies.
G. A. Sexton. Bessemer, one box.
T. q. Brabston. Ensley. II crate fronts.
T. G. Brabston. Ensley, IL crate bas-
kets.
r. q. Brabston, Birmingham, one case
canned goods.
r. G. Brabston, Birmingham, one win
dow sash.
r. G.. Rrabston. Birmingham, one blind.
T. g. Brabston. Birmingham, one box
rotianA e22-2t
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LEGAL NOTICES.
Dividend Notice,

Semi-annual dividend of 21h per cent
on the common stock and 3 per cent on
the preferred stock of the Birmingham
Railway Light and Power company will
be paid June 80, 1906, to stockholders of
record June %, 1906. The transfer books
of the company will be closed from 8
p. M. June "a, 1906, till 10 a. m, July l..
1906. Il
BY order of the executive committee Of
the board of directors.
6-14-17t ]. P. ROSS Secretary
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s2750-Modern, 2-story, Groom residence,
with basement; almost new; faces south;
$500 cash, balance easy North High
lands.
ss250-Nice, 2-story residence; prettiest To-
cation in North Haven.
s35OO-Just finished Groom cottage, one
block of car; nice location; Ina street.
North Highlands.
S4250-6-room. modern cottage with large
concrete basement, elegant finish waxed
floors. brand new; $1,000 cash. balance
very easy; excellent neighborhood; N.
oath street; bargain.
special bargain in new Norwood home.
IL bought quick; faces east; see me-
sl+OO-Good 7-room cottage. with broom
servant house. fruits, lot 1Ocx1oo 23rd
street and 18th ave, north.
$75OO-Modern S-room residence, 18th St,
South Highlands.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1906-06-24

NV, isn't it hot-wish I
could get away for 10 days
or two weeks. but isn't it SO
expensive. Page Is will tell
you how The Birmingham
Ledger will send you abso-
lutely free.
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FOR SALE

We have for sale some Of the finest
farms in Alabama, near Gadsden. The
fastest growing city In the state, Come
here for we offer inducements not
equalled anywhere In country They are
cheaper today than ever again. Write
q
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1906-06-24
IN THE BIRMINGHAM
REAL ESTATE MARKET

A day Of about the usual activity was
reported In the local realty market yes
terday by a prominent real estate agent.
No transactions of especial Importance
were noted.
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FOR SALE.
S3l50-Choice lot cor. & 10th st.
s425O-70x24O, X bet IL & IL SITS.
$40 Pr Ft.-Lovely cor, opp. Glen Iris.
s1100-Wheeless St. lot, Richmond Place.
s625O-Handsome S. 10 ST., home.
sg75O-Large lot " blk. S. 20 ST.
$50 Pr Ft.-Belt Line near "a ST.
$5OOO-Ave. b near IS St., rents 5000.
$1,000 ave. % & % Sts, improved.
s6OOo-Nice place ave, II & Is SITS.
SO OOO-Handsome ave-, home.
s65OO-5O IT, cor ave, Is St. improved.
s5OOO-5O feet, ave, u e. % SITS.
s45OO-Neat home % St, u & 10 aves.
s21OO-Pretty Norwood lot east front.
81. OOO-Lot 1 ave, bet. % & % SITS.
s55OO-Ensley brick store. pays II per cent.
FOR RENT.
$50. COLO rooms 9O6 s. 10Th ST.
$40 OO-Large fine res. 9Th ave. d 20 SITS.
$50. 0O-71O S. 80 ST., 10 rooms
$50. 5o-717 N. % St, rooms.
s35. O0-711 n. % St, rooms.
s45. Photographer gallery, prominent.
800 OO-2nd ave. storeroom
So. 50-S rooms. Central & J aves.
s32, 50-2915 Ave Fl. rooms, modern.
MCCONNELL 4 ANGLiN,
Both phones 1898 ZolS Iniro ave
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TO
Liberal Loan Company

We will loan you money on liberal
terms. When you get in trouble. call on
us, and we will help you out. Anything
of value we will take as collateral. Call
and see us, 1920 2d ave-. and we will treat
you right ana make you feel satisfied.
Phone, No. 279 Peoples.
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CITIZENS SAVINGS BANK.
on02 EIfsf AVan1la
2UU3 F1fst AVENUE.

NEW BARGAINS FOR SALE.
$4,000 feet on 4th avenue, between 10Th
and 18th street. Groom house; fronts
south
SIS OOO-Corner 3rd avenue and 23rd street:
one-third cash, balance long time at 8
per cent interest. large 2-story house;
worth investigating; business location.
S5O0-1O0x140; one block from Rising Sta
ton.
$40, 000-About three acres Of land with 20
houses at North Birmingham. in the
very center of all industries a regular
business center; rents for S1S to $l60
per month; only $4,000 cash. balance l,
and years. per cent.
S. e. THOMPSON,
Bell phone No "a 223 21st street.
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BrazeltOn Realty Co.
1923 Hood Bldg. Bell Phone 4066
15OO-ACRE EARN

1500-ACRE FARM
Barbour county, Alabama; miles south
on Chattahoochie river 900 acres rich bot
tom land under cultivation: 2 dwellings
and tenant houses: $21 acre; one of the
finest farms in this Banner county; will
sell part or ALL
B.. F. EBORN,
FOR RENT.
S-room house; all conveniences: close to
center; nice for two small families.
Cottage. 1910 14th avenue, south; partly
furnished; modern house: good location.
Cottage with bath. rooms and hall;
North Highlands.
Cottage at Rising station South Ensley
car.
All classes of property for rent.
GEORGE BlLBE.
Bell phone "a. 223 2lst street.
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Berry & Co.
Bell 915. SOl Chalifoux.
FOR SALE
$500 Mill. Gin Farm

230-acre farm; IS miles from Birmingham
on Louisville and Nashville railroad; has
one 6-room one Broom and two Groom
houses; two large barns. three good wells,
one fine mineral spring: 100 acres In Guilt
walton, 80 acres valley and bottom land
produces one bale of cotton per acre; 400
fine fruit trees, a large mill pond full of
fine trout and brem that's no fish story.
Good 60-saw cotton gin. fine corn mill run
by water power, 200 yards from railroad
tracks: capacity of gin, % bales per day;
capacity of mill, $50 bushels of corn per
day; also has a good single mill paying
well. This property netted the owner over
$1,000 last year
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RYAN'S SPECIALS.


$10,0O0-Will buy a first-class. new brick
corner well rented and paying good
dividend.
$5000-Will buy a fine rental property.
bringing $40; figure this for yourself as
an investment.
$3000-Wll buy one of the best broom new
houses on car line, near park. North
Birmingham.
$2500-For a BROOM nearly new house and
lots near school and church, North
Birmingham.
s1650-A lovely new house; near car line
at East Lake; you can pay this monthly.
We also have one In West End, just
Finished; modern In every way; terms
like paying rent on this.
$S50-Small house. nearly new, and three
choice lots; on a corner; on 66th street,
Woodlawn. near car line: snap.
10 acres fronting on Belt railroad. In
North Birmingham.
II interested in any of these or want to
invest I'm the Birmingham district. we'll
make 1t to your interest to see u.s. Bell
1885,
RYAN REAL ESTATE CO.,
203-4 Woodward Bldg.
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E. l. VIM

1861 Second Avenue.
Phones: Bell 2378, Peoples ia.
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$500

2-story Groom residence and clubhouse,
lot 50x1Oo; close in, and we'll located, with
good neighbors. near 10Th street; house
alone is worth the money.
B. F. EBORN
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Cool feet-that's what
you want from now on
hot weather has come to
stay-we're here with the
xxyoo+l@1. azl L1x .,,o4
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-08-03

1t is easy TO foresee what European
financiers will think OF the Cars shame
less mode Of keeping his promise to give
his country representative institutions,
and how they will treat his next appllca-
ton for loan. 1t is more difficult TO say
wat punishment, II any, will be inflicted
on Nicholas II and his advisers by an
exasperated people. The forecast. indeed
would not be difficult II we knew with
certainty the temper OF the army. Strange
and almost incredible IL seems that an
autocracy which has added betrayal and
perfidy TO oppression. should now be JUS
titled In relying, as, apparently. II does
rely. on the almost universal loyalty Of
the soldiers under the colors, whereas the
Decembrist conspirators OF 1925. TO whom
nothing had been promised. and who.
therefore. had no breach OF faith 10 com
plain Of were able to involve I'm their up
rising about one-third OF the regular
troops to hold for some "a hours the fate
of the Romanoffs In the balance A few
days should now suffice to show how
much foundation i'm fact there Is for the
confidence at present exhibited by the
Reactionists In an army which, after ALL
Is made up OF the sons and brothers OF the
cheated and infuriated peasants.-Har-
per's Weekly.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-08-03
The Escape of Diaz

Porfirio Diaz. seven times president OF
Exico. has had some wonderful adven-
Tes. Most amazing OF all was his es-
be from his opponents clutches on the
|amship City Of Havana, A splash as
a man overheard was heard by the
|p's watch at night. and Diaz was at
be sought for and missed. while a
|p's life buoy was also missing As
was found a little later thrown up on
bre. there was little doubt that Diaz
d made good his escape. Nevertheless,
steamer on its arrival at Vera Cruz
Is vigorously. minutely searched-in
IN. Still the commandante of the
II surrounded the vessel while I'm har-
with boats manned by soldiers to
fclude all possibility of his escape. But
escaped, nevertheless. After having
Pn for seven days and nights sewn up.
II suffocated. In sofa seat I'm the
ser's cabin. where he had again and
lin been sat upon by the officers VINO
re searching for him, he contrived, I'm
disguise OF a sailor. TO pass undetect-
through the Gordon OF blockading
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-08-03
AutOmObilist Mishaps

IN English automobilist. c. 5. Rolls
ps OF the things that have happened
him: IL have burnt by boiler out three
les on steam car. ] was once stuck
a deep flood and had 10 hail a punt,
be had to be practically dug out of a
E was once stuck for want OF a
tch for over three hours with my
|ners out. the longest distance | have
J 10 walk for petrol was in France
miles; have three times had a passen-
fall of racing car moving at a fair
led without being killed. once had
|se and cart on top of me. in the Paris
|nna race ran into a tree at 20 miles
hour. twice been overturned. once had
head mashed In by a starting handle.
|'e twice run away completely down
forward and two or three times back
rd. once upset an apple cart In the
land. and twice had my car burnt up"
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-08-03
DIR. GARv|N ON BRYAN
RECEPTION COMMITTEE

III. Lewis OF Chicago and David b. Hill
OF Albany.
When Dr. Garvin was informed of his
appointment he stated that he had al
ready received an invitation TO attend
the dinner 10 Col. Bryan at New Haven.
which will follow the reception In New
York.
While the news OF his appointment
came somewhat Unexpectedly. he thought
he would serve and that his position as a
member OF the committee might natural
ly be expected 10 result I'm a representa-
ton of Rhode Island Democrats az that
function. as well as at the New Haven
dinner
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-08-03

Former Governor l.. #. G. Barvin was
yesterday elected member of the execu-
i've committee for the William J. Bryan
reception at Madison Square Garden.
his address.
Madison Square Garden has a seating
capacity OF l2.ooo. about thousand prom
bent Democrats from all parts OF the
|ountry have been invited and the expense
the reception Will be something less
han $4,000.
In addition 10 Or. Garvin. there were
|lected as members OF the executive COM
|nittee Edward Murphy, Jr, OF Troy,
clifford Breckenridge OF Arkansas, James
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-08-03
DIED

6RADY-In this city, Aug lst. James
Brady. in his 18th year
Funeral from his late residence, No. 65
Plain street. Saturday the 4th inst, at
$3.50 a. m. Services at cathedral at 3 a.
m Relatives and friends are invited to
attend. Kindly omit flowers.
| 6YRON--In this city, on the 1st inst.
Bridget, wife OF the late Daniel Byron
Funeral from her late residence. No.
| l3l Hudson street. Saturday. Aug. 4. at
$3.50 a. m. Requiem mass at ST. Mary's
church. Broadway, at o'clock. Relatives
and friends arc invited to attend
| cook-In this city, on the 2d inst.
Henry Cook, In the S5th year Of his
age.
Funeral at his late residence, 226 Fed
eral street. Saturday. the 4th inst. at 8
o'clock p m. Relatives and friends ara
invited TO attend.
GoLDTHWAITE-On the 30th ult.. Will
liam NJ. Goldthwaite, aged "a years.
HOUCk-In Coventry r. l., on the 1st
inst, Franklin Houck. I'm his 10th year.
Funeral Saturday. the 4th inst, at p.
m, from the residence OF Venoni Havens.
Coventry, n. l. Relatives and friends
are invited to attend without further no.
tice. Carriages will meet trains arriving
at Coventry at 1907 from Willmantio
and IL 5i from Providence.
kELLEY-In this city. on the 1st insts
Mary j. wife OF Peter II. Kelley.
Funeral from her late residence. Sar~,
urday at $3.50 o'clock. Services at Holy
Name church at a. m. Relatives and.
friends are invited to attend.
KENNEY-At Napa. Cal. James. son oG
Martin and the late Ellen Kenney. ina
his 4sth year.
Funeral from his fathers residencesl
252 Evergreen street. Pawtucket SaturH
day, Aug. 4. at $3.50 a. m. Services at Stsl
Joseph's church. Relatives and friends,
invited to attend.
kEYSER-Suddenly on Aug. 2. at the,
residence OF HIS niece. 80 Congdon
street, Edgar Keyser, aged 70 years. IL
months and 2s days.
kILBURN-In New Bedford. on Aug. I.
Edward. son OF George Kilburn Of
Ionsdale.
Funeral service Saturday morning. the
4th inst, at IL o'clock. Burial at Swan
Point at p. m.
NIcHoIS-At the Rhode Island hospitaA
on the 1st inst. Emma j., wife OF Benz
iamn r. Nichols. on her 62d birthday
Funeral from her late residence. s sumo
ner avenue. Arlington. Saturday. Aug. \
at y. IN. Relatives and friends are In
NlNtu 10 dlNtiu
PoTTER-In Ashtabula, Ohio, on the ist
inst, Annie j., wife OF Sherwood r.
Potter and daughter OF Amy c. and tho
late Harvey Z. Robinson.
RUOFF-In this city. on the 2d inst,
Helene Elise Marie. daughter OF John
and Bertha c. Ruoff aged is years. IL
months Residence q Amy street.
Funeral services Saturday the 4th inst.
at a. m. at St Stephens church.
George street. Relatives and friends are
invited to attend.
THUR6ER-In Central Falls. on the ist
inst. Cora Belle. daughter Of Frank A.
and Mary E Thurber.
Funeral from the residence Of her
parents. a Rand street, Saturday. Aug.
4. az y. m. Relatives and friends invited
to attend.
WALsH-In this city. on the "a insts
Catherine Walsh.
Funeral from Thomas Toye's undertake.
ing rooms. 3O3 Atwelrs avenue. Saturday
morning. Aug 4. at $3.50 o'clock Requiem
mass at St Johns church. Atwelfs ave-
nue., at o'clock. Relatives and friends
are invited to attend. rnterment at ST
Francis cemetery.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-08-03
SAILED AROUND HOPE ISLAND

four-hour sail around Hope Island
refreshments and music 10y kennedys or
dence circle. G.. o. II. of A.. last evening
when about 800 young people were aboard
the warwick. The committee was com
man; Mrs. Mary A. Meade. secretary;
Mrs. Annie McElroy, treasurer; Miss
Mary O'Reilly. Miss Mary Greene Miss
Mrs. Mary Mccarthy. Miss Susie Greene.
Peter McKenna, Charles McNeff.