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each sOuardi, g.; Granada, 90; Spider Web. Kins
Leopold. Crafty -SaEdcatc1er. Money Maker and
Alta Mcdonald. l0z each; Dry Dollar sad Nanes
Hart, io5 each and John Kaufman. ies.
Third raee-SiX fuFlong; purse. Grace hinball
q; MiRot. S. Wee Lass. 81 Nerlbest, Hazel Inorpc
and LADY Esther. each: st0ner Hill. 100; Savage
and Lord Dixon, l02 each; Adbel, los, and Pre-
tension. ui
Fourth race-0ne mile; handicap. Judge Treen
s0 Darthula, S9, Hector, 9s: Debar and Noel, y
each; Minnie Adams 10 Tartan. liz and Wexford
li9 Couple Darthula ard Hector as Han 4 Mar
shall entry
Fifth race-Sx furiongs; purse. Beautiful Mayo
AiaTmolean. and Kentucky Echo. 50 each; viii
Deer. Garg7Inta, Bottles. Joddy Hodge. end Artful
Dudger. 96 each; Pink star aud Eiectorne, lN
each; Tom Dolau and Le1oline los each.
sixth race-Mile and sixteenth; selling. 'Annie
Berry Mae Lynch, and M0coasin Maid, S each
Gold Way, o; Lutte Mac, 'Adoleta. and Little
Elku. g each: Been 100: Sincerity Belle. To-
Hadur and Henry WattcTson l13 each Arabo
The Mate and Lucky Charm, lo5 each; Gladiator
l07. and Darthula. l09.
Apprentice allowances claimed Weather clear
track fast,
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ORDWAYS BEAT EASTERNs.
Two Strong Teams Engage in Rough
Game of Basket-1aII.

In n very exciting game of basketball
last night at the Washing. on Light In
fantry Armory the Ordways defeated the
Eastern Athletic Club by the score of
30 II to i6. Roughness prevailed through
out the first half, but after a warning by
the referee the play became more sports
maulke
The team work of the Ordwavs was
good. and the the summary shows all
hands did good work In g0aI-throvinv
For the EasteTns Moffitt and Dunn plaved
a good game. while Thompson received
the glad hand more than once. Line-up
and summary:
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baseball Hero in Police Court.

Cincinnati, Nov. Nick AItrcck, Of
White Sex fame, was arraigned in Police
Court yesterday, TO answer to a charge
of lettering. preferred by Otto Goetz
Judge LADDERS bailif in the "Over-the-
Rhine" district, says that since Altrock
came back from Chicago he has been
having a gOod. time spending his salary
and bonus G5etZ thought he was a va
grant and ran him in. II was the bailifT's s
lirst arrasf
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Gans-NeIsOn Fight Pictures.

The pictures OF the Gans-NelsJn fight,
which viii be shown at the New Lyceum
Theater next week, are causing much
Comment as to Cans victory over the
Dane in their recent battle at Goldheld
New. Nelson says he was jobbed out OF
The decision on the pretense OF d foul
and is making great capital out of the
fight films, which he claims show him
the master Of Cans at all stages of the
contest.
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win Punish students for FRANKS.

Lexington. KY. Nov 2-The faculty
Of Kentucky State College met to-day
and referred the matter of the riot Of
the students on Halloween night to the
board OF. discipline. to act with the grand
jury in bringing the offenders to justice.
TWO hundred students were summoned
before the grand jury to-day. and in or
der to make a thorough probing of the
case, the grand jury was granted an .ex-
tension Of time.
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Breaks Cotton Picking Record.

Macon, Tex, Nov. 2-.'Zeb'' Johnson,
a young man living near Martin, this
county, claims to hold the worlds record
in cotton picking. In the presence Of
eleven other pickers he gathered In one
day 1,135 pounds OF cotton, and in the
forenoon Of the same day picked over
5t0 pounds
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WASHINGTON SCHOOL WINS.
Locals Defeat MarstOR University
school, of Baltimore, 80 tn o.


The Washington School for Boys foot
ball team defeated the Marston Universi-
ty School. Of Baltimore. on the gridiron
OF the local school yesterday by the score
of 81 to 6.
The aII-round work Of Britton and the
ground gaining of Fioweree. of the win
ners, were the features. Britton made
two touchdowns. kicked two goals from
field, and made three out Of possible
four goals from touchdowns. Mccartney
and Lewis also did creditable work. The
winners several times used the forward
pass for good gains. and were especially
fast IN getting down the field under punts.
Fer the Baltimoreans Capt McCabe was
the star The local team has not been
defeated this year having 10 ifs credit
victories over the Eastern and Western
high schools. OF this city, and the Balti-
more Country Scnool and MarstOn Uni
yersity. of Baltimore
The iine-up.
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Fire Drives ont senator TiIImap.

Dayton. Ohio. Nov. 2-Fire that broke
out about 7:50 last night In the Philips
House, in this city, caused an estimated
loss of $4,000. Among the guests driven
ouI were Senator Ben Tillman, who lee
tUred here tonight.
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I.afoDis.

French Nun, s.; ShipWreck. Z. c. Wotina, Ancient
Witch, Telepath,, and Reuben, o. each: Lady
Carol l9l Bel Toone. 10i Layson. Esterre Potter
and Hyseinth, le2 each; Po7inS and MaTrei T., l93
each; Field Lark, l1-, and BlusteF. ID
Second Tace-six furlonss- Saleisa g.; Beau
BrImnlel, 9ii Camille, Toulou, and Tanba-k, sc
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Hors, CInh in Rnsket-hnII.

The Washington Boys Club, OF George
town, Will play its first basketball game
Monday night at Fifth and L streets
northwest. when they will battle with the
L. and 7. Juniors. AS the Washington
Boys have a fast team, a good game is
expected.
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Basket-balI at Y. NJ. c. =.

The Y. n. c. \. and ST. Johns basket
ball teams viii meet in the Y. NJ. c. y
gymnasium tonight at S:45 o'clock The
teams are well matched, and d lively ex-
hibiuOn should result.
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Kinnie and Briggs Draw.

Milwaukee. Wis. Nov. 2-steve Kin
sic, og Milwaukee, and Jimmy Briggs, of
Boston. fought ten rounds to a draw here
tonight.
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Touchdowns-Thrall. ?. Rcferee-Mr Hecox. Tech
nicaL Umpire Mr. Lcraod0. Gegrge Washington
Linesmen-R. D. Daniels. George Washington and
J. (. Nckcnney, Technical Timcr-Alr Ho0Ter
Technical. Time Of haives-l5 minutes each
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positions 1farg.cn T-nirergitv

Toucadowns-Britton ~. Flowerce l2i and An
derson. Goals from held-Bri,ton ~. Goals from
touchdown -Britjon -. SafCiCs-WashiUStCn School
for BOYS ~. aefeTpe-Afr Lc Mat. Umpire-Nr.
Thatcher. Head HnesInsn-Air Westergelt- Assist
ant linesmcn-ACssrs. Dresser and Pendlef0n. Time
cf Lalycs-I5 minutes
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MarIetta. 10. Kentueky s,ate. o.

Lexington. Ky, Nov. 2.-The Marietta
(0hiol C0llegeehad an easy time defeat
ing the KentuckA State College in foot
ball here to-day bS the score Of 16 to O.
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Goals-Sannino {; Reyes (: Hughes 4 Bono5-
riers, .; Thompson, :; Mofatt, .; Dunn ?. ana
Ross. Points ca fouls-Ordways. 2ls: Easterns 3
Ifcfesce-Mr. Haley. 1imeTs-Aiessra. s. Shrere and
Baker. SccTer-Nr. Clark
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Herald want Ads

will be received at Nelson's drug store.
1st ana . SITS nv, and promptly for
waTded 70 the main Office.
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Big GGAMESFOR TO-DAY
Yale and Princeton Must Play
Fast Football to Win.
ARMY HOPES TO SCORE ON ELS

New Haven Coaches, Realizing the
Strength of Soldiers, Have I'M
proved the LIne-up-PrincctOB Es
Anxious TO Wipe Ont Last Years
Defeat at DartmOuth'S Hands.
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HernId Wnnt Ade

viii be received at S. Kann. Sons & Co. S
Information BareaD and promptly for
Warded TO the main Office,
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FOOTBALL CANES TO-DAY.

George Washington vs. Randolpfl-Aiacon, at Van
Ness Park
Georgetown vs. North Crolina, at Norfolk Va
GaIlaudet IS. Rock Hill at Kendall treen
Army and Navy Preps rs Tome. al Port Dc
p0sit. Nd
Virginia vs Buckncn. at Richmond.
Yale vs. Army. al West Point.
Harvard ". Brown. at Cambridge
Princeton vs.. Dartmouth. az Princeton
Carlisle ". Syracuse. At Buffalo.
Susrthmore IS. johns HOPKINS. nt BaltlHcre
Amherst VS.. Massachusetts, Aggies. at Amherst
Navy vs. Pennsylvania State, at Annapolis
Minnesota vs- NCbTaska al Minneapolis
Wisconsin rs University Of Iowa. at Madison
ONO Wesleyan Dennison, - Gambler
Michigan vs. Vanderbilt, at Arm Arocr-
Lafayette Is. Washington and jefferson, al Pitts
burg
Iriycrsity # Maryland vs. Y n. L. a. Lexington.
Weston Maryland vs.. ~ 4. C., az College PARK.
1t. Johns. Annapolis vs.. Washington College. AZ
ChcsteTt9vn, Nd
Baltimore University IS Washington Y n c. A..
a. Baltimore
Wesleyan vs. Springfield I. s. at Middle;oED.
Utah IS Montana, at salt Lake City.
Missouri vs. Teas. at Columbia.
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LAST DAYAT JAMAICA
Lotus, Under NOtter'S Good
Ride, Beats Thomas Entry.
JAC0BITE TIRED NEAR HOME

Halifax, Coupled with JacObite. Next
10 Last i'm the RRvcnswOOd Handi-
cap-OnIy Two FavOrltcs Win in
seven Races-SeweI and MILLER
Each Pilot Two Winners.
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Indians Play Syracuse.

From all indications there viii be ner-
iy as large a crowd at the Syracuse-Car-
Isle game, which IS to be played at Buff
falo tomorrow, as was in attendance at
the Princeton-Cornel game in New York
City. for this is the one big game that
the upper part Of New York State viii
see this season, and the interest in IL is
great. Almost the entire student body
from Syracuse is to be there. and the
supporters Of the Indians will also he
strongly in evidence. as a delegation from
the government school is to be on hand
At least thirty of the girls from Carlisle
are TO he present, in addition 10 the en-
bTyO warriors. and their appearance viii
prove an added feature OF interest as
was the case ct Philadelphia last week.
in both training camps preparations for
this game have been hard and final for
the past week. Syracuse paying especial
attention to end plays and interference
practice.
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The football players Of Princeton and
Yale have drawn the hardest opponents
for to-day's games in the East, appar-
emily. with Harvard right at their heels
in this respect. The Tigers are 70 play
the strong Dartmouth eleven, which last
year defeated the Tigers. to 0. There Is
some doubt regaraing the fun strength
OF the Hanoverians this fail. for the
team has lost many valuable players
since the 1853 campaign and does not ap-
pear to be as strong as il was twelve
months ago In the six games played
10 date Dartmouth has not been score-
upon. but last Saturday Williams held
IL TO a no-score contest. in which the
play was not Of particularly high order.
The fact that Princeton was defeated
by the visitors last fall viii maze the
contest one of more than usual inter
est, however, for the Tigers win en-
deavor TO wipe out the recollection with
a big score, while Dartmouth Is on edge
to repeat the performance II it is within
pigskin possibility
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Tough Game for Michigan.

The game upon the result OF which the
greater part Of the West IS now waiting
expeetantly IS that between Michigan
and Vanderbilt University. Of Nashville,
Tenn. This latter eleven is the wonder
and pride Of Dlxieland, for everything
has gone down before il this season. and
"HUrry-Cp" Yost IS not Understanding
the strength OF the Commodores. as he
shows by the announcement that the
SOutheTneTs may prove the hardest prop
osiuon that his Wolverines are TO meet
this year.
The CommOdOTes are a team Of expert
enced players. and the backfeld is ac-
knowledged to be one Of the strongest in
the country. Bob Blake is a punler who
classes well with Michigan's great Gar
rels. The average weight Of the squad
is 70 pounds. and every pound is de,er-
mined TO defeat Michigan.
MCGugin is very hopeful for the out
come of tho game. for he believes that in
Capt. Blake. Craig. and Mauier he has
one Of the strongest backdelds in the
United States and relies on them 10 do
any crossing OF Michigan goal line that
NAV he done
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Totals. 50 $50 - Totals. SIS 7s3 90
sOuly four men rolled In frst game I,
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Yale ". West Point.

Yale faces the United States Military
Academy team az West Point and IS up
against a stiff proposition, as the Eli
coaches realize. The soldiers cut short
Harvard's rush 70 the front last weeh
and hope TO score on the iuvincible Blues
to-day. The griuiron leaders az New
Haven know this and have been trying
to shift the team into stronger com
bination all week. The game Is expected
70 test Yale's defensive strength to a
point beyond any other contest the eleven
has played this season.
At Cambridge the Harvard squad viii
have Brown as opponent. and while the
Crimsons should be able 20 defeat the
Providence lads they viii have TO play
a better game tnan they G4u at West
Point TO do so. Pennsylvania won from
Brown two weeks ago By 14-tO-0 score.
and Harvard natIra.y desires to go the
Quakers some better, for comparative
purposes later.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-06-05
CITY HALL RECORDS.
Saturday. June ..

saturday, June =.
REAL ESTATE CONVEYANCES.
Helena T.. Robb 20 Clara A. Rix, lot
with buildings north side Alabama ave.
nue.; $40.
New England Land company 20 Mary
Fitzgerald, lot east side Longwood ave-
nue.: 81.
John +. Gray ct ux.. Hannah r.. to
Emma l.. Hand, wife OF Bernard. lot with
buildings corner Huron street and Wis
dom avenue.
BENJAMIN f. Arnold 10 Herbert e
Maine undivided half OF following: Lot
with improvements north side Wendell
street; two lots with buildings south side
Cowper court.
James D. Minto 10 James u. Minto Dye
ing company, two tracts ot land west
OF Woonasauatucket river. I'm considera-
ton OF 200 shares OF the capital stock OF
said company.
REAL ESTATE MORTGAGES.
Eugene A. Rix ~ ux., Clara A, 20 An
ME A. Burdck. lot with buildings north
side Alabama avenue; $3.50.
Bernard Hand ct ux., Emma l., to Old
Colony Cooperative bank. lot with build
ings corner Huron street and Wisdom
avenue 1890.
John Johnson et ux., Anna J., 20 An
drew Booth. lot with buildings west side
Rankin avenue; S240o.
DISCHA RGES OF REAL, ESTATE
MORTGAGES.
John Johnaon by Old Colony co-opera~
tive bank; $500
Maria W. Anderson by Lucy p. San
ders: si325.
Cornelius MoynIhan et ux, Mary f., by
William Spencer: 5000.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-06-05
PARISH ROOMS OPENED
BY BISHOP M'vICKAR

The newly finished and attractive
parish rooms in the basement OF st.
Ansgarius' church, corner OF Beacon
avenue and Maple street. were opened
last evening in the presence OF large
number of the members OF the church
by Bishop w. n. McVickar.
Rev. c. j. Lundgren rector OF the
church. after making an address of
welcome. introduced Bishop McVickar.
who spoke OF the excellent progress
which the church had made and gave
much praise 10 its rector. An adj
dress was also made by Rev. Arthur
Aucock.
Vocal solos were rendered by Mr..
Everett Strom and Miss Bertha Bur-
dick and a violin solo was given by
Miss Winifred Atwell.
The gathering then inspected the
four parish rooms, which have been
so furnished as TO be adapted for such
purposes and every one seemed TO he
entirely satisfied and greatly pleased
with them.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-06-05

the Central street FIRE station. Passed
Mr. Bixby from the committee on
lights, presented a resolution authorizing
the committee on lights to report what
reduction can be secured In the price of
gas street lights and 10 submit a new
contract therefor at such reduced price.
Passed
Mr. Moore introduced petition OF Provi-
dence Telephone company for permission
10 erect poles and wires on the south side
OF Mawney street. from Updike street 10
Dexter street, and on the south side Of
Briggs street. from Eddy street TO Ocean
street.
Mr.. Tower introduced Joint resolution
authorizing the repair OF public buildings.
which was passed
Mr.. Rawson presented petition OF Ben
jamin r. Harrington. president of the
Providence Veteran Firemtn's association,
asking that $1,000 be appropriated for the
use OF the association In meeting the nec-
essary expenses of the muster on Aug 10.
and that the same be referred 10 the A.
nance committeee with request TO give a
public hearing. and IL was so referred.
Mr.. McCaffrey introduced resolution
calling for the appointment OF Joint spe-
cial committee 10 consider and report at
the next meeting OF the city council on
the advisa bility OF establishing danger
signals at street railroad curves and turn
outs in the city OF Providence and regu-
lating the speed OF cars In travelling over
such curves Passed and President Balch
appointed Messrs. McCaffrey. Moore and
Rogers on the part of the council
Mr. Potter presented a resolution that a
Joint special committee be appointed 10
widen Elmwood avenue. from the railroad
bridge 10 the city line 10 uniform
width. This was passed and on behalf OF
the council President Balch named
Messrs. Potter. Gamer, Higgins and ]. O.
Darling.
Mr.. Moore presented a petition OF the
Rhode Island company for permission 10
lay a spur track in Dorrance street Re
ferred TO the committee on railroads.
President Balch announced the appoint
ment on the eart OF the council OF Messrs.
Rawson and Makepeace as members or
the Joint special committee 10 confer with
a committee from the Architects asso-
eIatlon4 relative TO changes In the build
ing laws OF this city.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-06-05

cial visit to Priscilla lodge in Odd Fellows
hall on Plainfeld street last evening.
HERE FROM WASHINGTON.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Finan OF Wash
ington. ID. c.. are visiting Mrs. Finan $
parents, Mr.. and Mrs Patrick Saunders
at their residence on Deborah street Mr..
Finan was a former resident of this
place and is we'll known In department
store circles. He has charge Of a number
of departments for a firm that has stores
In Washington and Baltimore. Md.
LAWN PARTY
Mr.. and Mrs. James Farrell entertained
a party OF young people on the spacious
lawn OF their home on Howard street last
evening In honor Of their daughters May
Renie and Margaret. Among those pres
ent We're the Misses Josephine, Eva and
Clara Gibbs, John. Thomas and William
Hanley Charles Cannon, Henry Naigle.
John Grady and Thomas Catterson.
GENERAL MENTION.
The young ladies' physical culture
class Of St Theresas church will give a
minstrel show at the school hall Thurs
Albert Chapman. a well-known local
railroad man, has been called 20 New
London Conn, by the serious illness Of a
relative.
An Interesting program is being ar
ranged for the graduating exercises at
ST. Mary's parochial school While the
school will not close until the latter part
OF this month, the girls class will gradu-
ate on Friday of this week
John Keating, who Is known by every
dresser tender OF Importance in this VIC
Unity. has gone TO Watch Hill for the
season. He has accepted the agency OF
well known automobile manufacturer
Manufacturers lodge Of Odd Fellows
will confer the third degree upon one
candidate this evening. and IL is expected
that committee will be appointed 10
arrange for a field day.
Mi~s Margaret McGaney OF IS Pope
street. found a pocketbook last evening.
which the owner can have by calling on
Mrs Sauley.
Three men were arrested in this district
during the past "a hours. Among them
was Thomas Mulcahy whose third ap-
pearance within a few days II was. So
he was sent down town as &C. d"
The Chaffee street police station has
been appropriately draped out OF respect
for the late Alderman William II. Coveil
Joseph Masssie was arrested last evening
by Patrolman Illby ON a warrant charg-
ing him with stealing n bicycle from
Angelo Chullo.
Patrolman Devne of the Chaffee street
station has returned from his vacation
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representing the value OF the Essen Steel
works and its supplementary properties,
was beaueathed to his elder daughter,
Bertha. The second daughter. Barbara.
and the widow were provided for from
other sources.
Fraulein Bertha Krupp was born in 1886.
and on her 18th birthday March 20. 1904,
took up the actual and active manage
ment OF her vast property. There Is an
extensive system Of workmen's colonies.
schools. hospitals clubs. art galleries.
markets. gardens, stores. baths and other
establishments managed with mingled
paternallsm and cooperation
over this city Of $4,000 workmen and
their families Fraulein Bertha Krupp
reigns as supreme as a queen.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-06-05
TERMINAL COMPANY SECURES
RELEASES FROM DAMAGES

The transfer by uuit-ciaim deed of a
piece OF land on the north side OF Angel
street from the New York. New Haven
and Hartford Railroad company TO Jo-
seph Cory was recorded al city hall late
mentioned was $40. There was also filed
a release from damages to the Providence
Terminal company by Joseph p. Cory for
the same land. 500 being the considera-
tion.
Record was also made about o'clock
OF the transfer of a piece OF land on the
north side of Thomas street, near the AIt
club, 10 Sidney r. Adams for a eefsidera-
tion OF SO. Sidney #, and Hattie r..
Adams then filed record OF release 10
the Providence Terminal company for
any damages that might be caused, con-
sideratiun being siO0
There was also a record OF the trans
fer of a piece OF property Of the same
description by Sidney F. Adams to Henry
w. Cooke company for $4,000.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-06-05
The COLUMBIA, soa3a S9aV5.s,H; ca4o1,s..

state capital beautiful surroundings.
delightful and healthful climate. Destra-
BILE stouxing point on your way South
Rest OF service. s. y. WHEELER
Propr. x
Henderscnvillc. N. c., summer resort
omen June 10th.
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7UJ6E1PZzzY Kayl2o

Essen. Prussia, June b.--The engage
ment Of Fraulein Bertha Krupp, owner
OF the Krupp works. 10 Gustav Won Bob
len und Halbach, secretary Of the Prus-
great attention.
Fraulein Antoinette Bertha Krupp is
the wealthiest woman Of the time. and
the conditions OF her wealth are such
that few women. even the historic queens
have been endowed with power compare
BILE TO that she wields over and by means
OF the Krupp Steel works at Essen.
When her father. the third Of the male
line died. in November. 1902. he left a
fortune OF which the estimate Of $3.50
900 900 is probably no exaggeration. Half
OF this, amounting 20 az least $4,000, 000
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-06-05
MADE AN OFFICIAL VISIT.

Mrs. Sarah Shaw, head of the Rebekah
Assembly, which is the ladies' auxiliary
10 the Independent order OF Odd Fellows
With her board or officers, made an offi-
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-06-05
MYSTERIOUS FIRE.

An alarm OF fire was sent in from box
i29 at ~ o'clock last evening by Patrol
man -Mowry for a hrs-in sausage fac
tory on Agnes street, near oak. IL did
not take the firemen long TO put out the
blaze, which was confined 20 one corner
OF the room. The police and firomen be-
leve the fire was OF incendiary origin.
The loss was small
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-06-05
HOME PHONE CO,
GETS In WEDGE

Common Council Appropriated $500 for Committee to
Look Into Its Claims. Voted $4,000 for Summer
Fairgrounds and Authorized Public Hearing on
Petition of Veteran Firemens Association for
Appropriation of $1,000 to Assist in Defrayng
Cost of Big Muster in This City in August
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-06-05
PROVIDENCE NURSES AT CONVENTION

Miss Bertha @. Perry and Miss winifred
Fitzpatrick graduate nurses OF the Rhode
leland hospital. have gone 10 Detroit to
attend the National Nurses convention.
which will be held there tomorrow. We'd
nesday and Thursday.