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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-02-02

ceiye visitors.
Sne grew worse and az the end OF four
years about 1859. IL was thought best 10
send her 10 a sanitarium. AT the time she
was promised that no one should enter
her home until after her death
When the court appointed a COMMITTEES
for her estate II was impossible 10 hnd
more than $4,000 In bank and she re-
fused 10 tell what had become OF tho
rest There was then no thought OF
searching the house. Mrs. King died two
weeks ago and by her will Mr.. Squibb
was the executor.
When the legal formalities was conclud-
c1 he began "A hunt for the missing secu-
rites and an Thursday he turned the key
i'm tho rusty lock. and entered the house.
The astonishing discovery was then made.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-02-02

Nici Kid. Patent Colt Box Calf,
Bluchers or Lace-good serving lasts
heavy soles. 90
good value at 81 5O............... t.pO
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-02-02
TWO TONS OF
POWDER
EXPLODES

Wilmington, Del. Feb. About two
tons of powder in the grinding mill at the
Hagley yard OF the Dupont Powder com
pany exploded with terrific force today
Samuel Buchan, the only workman in
the mill at the time was killed. The roof
OF the grinding mill was blown across the
Brandy wine creek. "A distance OF 300
yards. Houses in this city were severely
shaken and the force OF the explosion was
felt several miles from the mill.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-23
(Srtrnnfcn.

0ututb, Minn, -. SuG. -
s. i @ic9lrtbur, icine @ottiu um0
Sri. Morencc 5oltepim ans Superior
ertrdnteu geitcrn gbeno mdbrcno ci.
ncS @cmitterihrmes in ser Superior.
9oi. Gin Boot. in melheu lie cine
Hlt0criobrt mohtcn, fentertc.
atlantic GitD, y. :, %.
Slli - 9|iht iucuiler ais bier @cr.
ioncu ertranten qeItern Nohmittng
inncrbulb eiucr Stlln0e bei'm @ooen,
n0mlih: Robcrt g. I6imoe, 10 Sabre
alt, Gonocn R..Ty.; Sri. &cIcu ..
I6imuc, t3 Sabre alt, Camden; 6.
" SborpIcB, % Sabre alt, &entiu.
toun Yo,; Nalter u. g3bitlod, 81
Sabre alt, Nr. 205, GIt.@raceitrnBc.
RihmonO, 90 0r lbiroc fam bel
cincm Gcrlldc um Die 5ohtcr ocm
@elleuto0e jn entreiBen Seine @ot.
tin, sic Wutter 0es MG0hPnS, iob am
StrnnOc unO mar 9Iugcnjellgin oeS
ifrcflihen GreigniicS.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-23
SdJiffbriidjigc InnnIdJoft gcrcttct.

9tem 9orf, -. Suli. - Der
5u 9tcm.Dorf aus G6erbourg unO
Soutbonpton ongefonmcnc 0ampicr
Seem .Dorf" brddte t0l Bnliu9iere
ser crItcn uno 100 ser 5meiten Goiiite
Oc5 Som6ntger 0ompierS .0cutid.
LAMB" melher por ctli6eu Sugen i'm
@dicn Don Ioncr 1aparirt muroc. Ter
,,Ncm.9ort" rettete uui iciner 6abrt
sic ans eff Yerionen bcItc6cnOcMonn'
ifuit Der i'm 'Sinfcn bcgriiicncn nor.
locaiihcn 9drt pllnooI," Gopitdn
@abriclien, melhe nit elmer SaOung
@auboIj bon ct. &o5r, u, q, nod
9icnport itnterpeq9 mar unO in ciuem
Shtrme leG tuuroc. QdS Mrud wuroe
luge}ilnOet. e6e Der .l}cn Dort pei.
tcriubr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-23

fruglih icin, pb eS linn QcIinocn
miro, oo@ 2ano aus Scr ucucn &riiiS
SIT rcttcr. Gine Giftohu gilt fiir I'M.
OcrmeioIih.
Die 9iegierllng bot Is aciliiicntlic6
bcrmicoCu, sic 8ertrctcr Der ouSmdr.
tigen NtGcbtc iiber Die bcobii6ti0te
gIIfl0huQ oc5 Enrlnncnt2 }lt utter
rtdtClt lno Die 9tuCbridt fam fiir sic
0iplomotcn 10 uucrmortct mic fir
Oo& oagcmcinc 8ubIiflmL U2cbrcrc
GipIonlotcn Gonfercu}Cu ionocn
bcrte gtohnlittoQ Itott, lm ijbcr sic
SSroAc SIT bcrutbidIuqcH % Iie ibrc
WtGdtc I'M 9lbien0lmg Don 9riegS.
id)iffcn criuhen ooer pcniaitcnS ctli-
hc 9onlpfCr ntiethen mollcn, oonit
iie ibrc 2onoaleute i'm 9}ot6ioQc ants
0cnl @crcihc Der @eiobr cnticrnen
f0nncn, &cin cinbeitlitc9 @or0ebcn
lit ioipeit bcidIoiicn mor0cn. @iele
Ser bclltc 2beno. bon bier ubQcbcnocn
3ii9e iinO nit AnaIdn0crn gctiilt
mclhc iid nod Sollic bc0cbcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-23
grieiion 2tnte ucue Sn1-GrpreRbppte
DSUrO Baltimore" nno yEcnn" nadJ
Ybtfn0cinGia.

FUIEWVNEpUFWf
5Ggitfb MuS Sunntngs, ilBr W,Urgeus bon
Qto6is u1o l;rott. t.Sfrahe buIten In Wctter rim
S0,uu 1Uint, Wo, ltno GBeitcr, Ya, an; gIn'
luHtt in philadelphia ctma ll1r HbenbS. -
Kradipuue 6eic our6 Den Ganal. Raiiagere,
bic oies iuiinicben, i0lncn ndd 9bcidpedies9itp
oeer Ncttcrion geben un0 init Dem 3tfldinbrts
Noot beinicbrcn. nit gtnfunit geGen 9 llbr
a6enoo bcelben Iugrs. Rreis futD Hbiuoels
pbia St.50. RlinDsciie Go 3Gge) auf ocm
1ags obcr 9iudbibopic, 5ur &iiubrt eiltig,
$3.50, obcr Rndfabri nit Der q & .. ga6n
Go Iaae) $500 Sircite Nincte nrCb Hiinnfic
6ttn, 6apr WiaO, euu9 SrGudl, asbnrb Barf,
Mtips2lprt Nlbnnli SrU1, Saratoga, Newport,
@1ibnrpprt, HciusDnurn. GDrtlann, DE, un6
nbrht6en Snnltell., Nt1bl5eiien SOC. Ru6t'
bampter inbren tdg!id 3 llbrglbenos Gb (Sonns
ings au5genUmheu), @icte 8lm gerfnuf im
Nitreuu mo Tlbuugbs. WIon ftbreibe fit
5iihrcr. Clarence e1riUer, gaent. glr. 204,
eight Ferabe. (Suni12, ,4Witlb)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-23
EturmllcrlrcrllnnclI.

GoIlep Gitp. gt. :, y. Suli.
- Sin Iornooo mari 1cItern 2lbcno
10 }ienIid ule 0ebdroc I'M 2lr6citer'
Eager Der 0Rortbern Eociiic 0nbn"
5u 9lIto, Glide MeiIcn n0r0lih bon
bier, il6er Den Sauicu. Bier DIAN.
ncr DnrOen no6riheinIih t60tIid uno
etlu1 20 anoere me6r oOcr lucniGer
ihIimn oerlett. Der Shrm ridtete
aud IN Scr go3en llmle6lnA er6e6.
Iiten Sdooen an
@rono6ort3, y. 9, 22.Suli.
Sin Su9elihrrm pcrpiiitcte gcitcrn
(1ciIe Ser Counties 0jrauo Sorts tno
Grail Die Saqeltorner udren tbeil.
Deile 10 groB, mie Gier.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-23
HniicQ Snnc tpht.

Rem Oorf, %. SuIi. - Rui.
jeff Sage, Der befonntc NuItirniIIio-
n0r imo 9onficr, lit bette geltor6en.
(SpGtcr) - Gage Itorb plGbli6
in ieiner 2onOmobnlno Geoorcroit
5it 2omrencc, g. :, an SerBidppGdc
unO oQgemcincr 9lltcrSidipG6e. PIN
A. 9lltguit piirOc cr 81 Sabre oft gc.
morben icin. Scit icincr 9lnfltnft 5lt
Geoorcroft Dor chpo iehs O}onotcn
botte er iid mtberoroentli6 mobl be.
flnOeu, oQcin NeBcn W'ittog bottc cr
einen Obnntudtaonfoa, muroe be.
muBtloa un0 lm 4,30 trot Der 5o0
ein. Gic @ccrOigunG finoct am
nGditcn Gomcritng 3u Erop, Oe. q,
itatt 6roi Gage. Die @ithue 0c2
&eritorbencn, mo ibr @ruoer :. ).
Slocm itn0 IN Dem Iebten g8iacl
ais (eitomcntSuolitrcfer ernonnt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-23
Sn ocn 8rnnS gcbObrt.
GatoItrop6c i'm 0oicn Don &oncouuer.
- 9telm WcuIden umgctommcL

@oncuuber, 9. s., %. Suit
- @cnigiItcnS nclu Ntcniben fomcn
gcitcrn 9tndmittog 0tr6 ein llnGlid
oui 9urr1ro. &nlet. Dem Sdicn Don
&oncoupcr, unS 2e6cn. Ter Gam.
pier ,G6cbnliS" mur0e ourd] Ben
Sta5lOnmpicr .YrinceB &ictorio, "
meIber uou bier nah Sictoria lmO
Seattle lntcruegS mar, angernnnt
uno in Sen @rlmo ge6o6rt. 0aS mi.
tcrGcgAn1cnc 6nbr5eug bate cine aus
Is Gcrioncn beitcbcnoc @eiellid)uit
an @oro, mcItlc it'd nod) Sen 9Iultern.
bGntcn }lt @lunocr 0orbor, an Der
9torOtiiitc bon Nrisiih Columbia.
belcbcn poIlte, 0orurtcr 6ie @igen-
tbiimcr Der 9Gnfe, Ionic &crtreter
eine5 britiidcn SpnoifotS, melhe0
oaSgigcntbm SIT fopien 6cnbIicbtigtc
Inter Ocn Opfcrn bcfinocu ii6 :
6rol ". s. Bruce, Satin ocS &ice.
ErdiiOcntcn ser yNotiuc O0iter Co. "
g. :. Gbid Gertrcter ser crmG6nten
Gompoanic, Or. Sutton nom .Mod
Ban SoipitnI," 6rI, SiI0u W}aion
uno ciu Gnnbe, NnmenS Barnett
9cnnea SedS Gcrioncn ulf Oen
nGbeboliS" murben ourd) sic ,@rit.
ceB Gictorin" gerettet uno 6icrbcr 81.
rid gcbraht.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-23
glntigcr g(nfrnbr IN ,>rontpu.

Srontom g., %. 5uli. 3t
einen 2luirubr, pel6er in Der lebten
Hod)t }luiideu &euten an Der bieiiaen
@erfte un0 dnocren nui ocnGompicr
,@onnnja" luabra6, murOen fiinf
Wcnihcu 0nrh S6iiiie pcrlett uu0
Carl Ma0cnoobm qctootet. Der Gam
pier bate cine Grfllriion5 @eieQ
idjnft ans GatIcttSbura, ap., all 9prO
uu6 chide ilm8c M1nner bon bier
ioaen pon Sem 2ampfer oertrip6cn
poroen icin, ais lie oeniel6en BETTE
gen. 9ol0 0orlui DurOen Steine pom
llfer ans nah Dem Idmpier geihleu.
bert, HeDolurrihiiiie lpnren Die s(nt
mort un0 iefs Gerionen mnroen an
gooen geitrcdt. Ter Gonpier ht9r
ioiort a6, mo 0ie Goli5ei BAT mad, an.
oeren @unfien am 6Iuiic telcgropbirt,
un iponlo8lid oie Ger1nftulg Ser
SdnIoigen ju iiderr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-23
,,&Onigin Der Sommertoartn. "

aW2er6nnts dnb Mincrs' Gransp. g.. ".Ddms
pier. Baltimore nab gofton uno arubioence
dur See. @ee Jioute mad Den yirnsSu9Inno,
Heoslsii .r6seiniie 5abrt Der ailite entlaua nnf
JiiteHu: Gdc 4igbts uno @erman. .Strate.
(Sllui I&S. 2ltte)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-23

5hr nae arnni6riteu. pom Der ertrantten se-
Der pernriaht ipte: Sartleioisteit. sldbnHaen,
edwtupei. aupiihmerisn etc, nebme man
Nitter's glutrciuiaunaS- nuo Abihbrnnsc-Sber.
RrciS 10 9eutS. Su luen apotbciel
(SuEit41
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-23
Sabufutuitrupbe an Scr Gncificfiiitc.

Spofone, @aib, -. Suli. -
Sier Ecrionen murOen in ser letter
9to6t Ourd einen llniol anti ser
n Spotone Sails rnO 9tortbcrn 9o6u"
gct0otct uno cine 2lBo6l perIebt Die
loOtcn iino: ". Is. Smitb mo ..
Ntc&nnon ans &ootenai &1fe, .. g.,
9tid)tcr 8m. GownienO ans 9toblon0,
.. g., uuO ein inbcfonntcr Yuiiagier.
Der 9iiifetuaGgon OcS 3ugeS eut-
1Iciite, udbreno Iih Der 3u1 elmer
ibcr Ocn 9coper Grcef iiibrcnoen
9riide ndberte uno Itir3tc, cincn Fer.
ioncnmoggon nit iid reiBenO, BON Ger
90id)nng bero6. Der Hcit ocS 3ugeS
frcll}te Die 8riide in Si6er1eit
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-23
9(enn'S
SeiIe,

bic iic Bud cmpfOblcn Gaben, repra.
ientirt Sdlurfcl in ciucr gcrbinonng,
bic frci Uun SeHen madlt6eiligen
GigcnidJafteH III, nno beiuubers fiir
ba5 gdb nno bic Suilettcn poiieno lit.
@cnn i'm gaS regclmdflig NIT Iei.
bnng 9lbenoS nno Wiorgcns benatt,
iuirb iie ole Snnt in furser 3eit opn
llnrcinbciten nnO lcttisfeit befreien.
9icibnngcn nit cinem ranben Saub.
tud Dor bcm Wcbraud) Der Seiie bilft
in bcrcn @irfnns, bic gOren 5n Dff.
ncn nnO cr5cnat cin acknowledges,
fcites Slcii6 uuo cine iuie Itlaf
glattc Sant.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-23
n iiitnnqcn anf bciben
Scitcn.

FetcrSburQ, y. Suli. - Scit
Dem geitrigcn llfa9 SIR gufloiltng
ocs Eorlomenta bot Die 9iegicrltna
meitere S6rittc Qctroflen, ans lpeI,
den 6crporgc6t, oaB lie ben Grnit Der
Gage erfennt m1o 6Iinme 6olgen
erlpartet Sruppen merben nuh &c.
tersburg, Mosfuu unO onoerenSt16.
ten gum Gingrciien por6ereitet, ge-
6rodt, imo i'm }lnidlllB 3u Oen @or.
bc-HcainentcrlL wclhc in Der 9tadjt
bonn GonnerItna in oaer Gle in Die
Sauptitaot gciil6rt poroen trof &c.
tern Nnbmittal Die gon5e %. Iioi.
fEurtirhuuo itellc ?. Gcife.l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-23
Baltimore & Ohio
Grfmrfipmen
nnn ginltimnrc.

BON Baltimore.
Si25-Nnrpcr's 6crrh, GbnrIeStumu Rno
gStndlcftcr nno 5nrId, Sunntun,
20. Sidi, Gpe}iui6uQ uOridGt
Qtpunt HonuI Stdtion 7.l5 Nor
gems. Gullloen Gtution WiurgcH0.
S5.n0-atlHriit ettD, Dapr Ninn, sea
Sclc Eitn uuO Gcraa GttD, Ns3.,
Hno 6uriid Sroeu Sreitan uno
Snmitan, fir Die RildfnbTt bis
enfdhl. bes natbiteH SienituOS piiIs
tig, bis sum 8. September.
-Ginaarn6anS II. 6uriid, 7Srritan,
%. Snli. Billete qitItig Vlu 9ins
tnhrt duf oem Gpe5inlguue, Der
9nmocn NabHbof $50 Niorpcns
WOuut 3t0uus @'uhnbuf $40 Wlurz
gclS 0erldbt BUR 0tiidiabri fiir
~ Inge enibl. oes Ia0eS oes
StIltfee oitltiQ
gtbitcdber mad aorunto H. GDuu.
fnnh SSiuiIoe.
gllif Der 8h6reiie Wuientbut in
9'ultaln. 9u6eiier, Genchn gSuts
fins Glen, @len Summit SprtnaS
mo Wtnm6 Gbuut peitnttci.
gSeitere Griuritonen meroCn am
3. unh II. 9luguit, IA uno 2S.
Gcncmbcr OernlHtaItet
(203-0
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-23
gu fOnntc cS nidDt iOrt0c6cn.

8uS General y. Shmonebod iogt. -
9lppcG 0c5 G5dren all 0ie trcltcn
Sobnc 9tuBIonO's. - Gini0c In.
rl6cn in Qetersbnra geItcrn
9Ibcn0.
3cterS burg, -. %uli - Sc
neral y. Shmonebad. Goutrolclr 0cS
9tci6c5 uno MitgIieo 0ca aa6inctS,
crflGrtc beutc 9lbeno in elmer Inter
reotna NIT Ocm hieiigen TQentcn Scr
~9Iiiociirten Ereiie, Die 9egicruug iei
Ourd Die Mtaft ser llmit1n0c 3ltr
glufI0ilng Oes EarIumentS 1e;luln.
gen worOen, oQein Ser G5ar ici nad
mic Dor entidIoiieu, Dem 2onoc cine
porlumertnriihe Regicrung gu gebcn
Der Sdlritt ici ser Ge1icrunq nurh
oic 9Indrhiltcn aifge5mlmgcu NOR.
ocn, Oeun bic gegenu0rtigcn 3u.
Itdu0c 0c8 ScrroriSmu5 f0nntcn niht
fort0nuern. Sobo,0 rltbiqere 3u.
ItGnoc berrihten, miir0cn Nelupablen
unter normoleren ltmit0noen, mie oie
eriten EarlomcntSlpablcn, itottiinocn,
alGeirr Rubc miille es iebt geben< 1,no
0ic 9icGierllng pcrbe IbOn,ngsIos
fire gnn5c DtiIit1rqepoIt uuwcnScr,
nm lie 3u er5mingcu.
Gin beute 9lbcno erldiieucS foiier-
Iihes MonifeIt forScrt Die ytreucn
S6bne OeS bciIigen RuBlonOS" olti
iid Inn 0en Sbron .3lt ihnnrcn. 0oS-
ielbe miro tbeiIypciie ais cine 0ro.
bung, tbcilmciic aIS Elm Appca on
Oie MiIlionen Scr Wfltoidifs bctrad).
tct Ntnnhe 2cllte gIouben und), boB
eS 0arauf binjielt, bic nSdnor5cn
Sur6erte" alti5lltddeln.
Der 5euti1c 9ng perItrid pcrbGlts
niBm0Big rtbiQ in GeterSburg unO
crit nod oem Ginbreden ser 0mfcl.
belt creignctcn iih ctlide tlcine Son.
flifte. 1n SoOopio pertricben &olfSs
6onfen bie Eoli}Itcn rtn0 @enoormcn
bur6 Steirpiirie nno mrrOen Damn
BON &oIoden nit anuten6ieben Der
iagt. PIN TcpnTbore, no beute bon
t9 Wonnten Oie 2lnb1nger OeS Eopen
@npon nieocrgeidoiicu pur0en, giug
es ctmnS idl1ricr her, uno Die Irlip.
pen IoIlen BORT c!Iide SoIpen obge.
0eben mo cine Nn5o6l Gerioncn per.
lett Gabeu.
Goiier @iGbelm Bats
oct BAN
Seute 9(bcno mir0 oaS @erii6t per,
6reitet, ooB Ser Gjur crit in Berlin
nm Hotb frogtc, cbc cr OosYnrlomcnt
nuft6Ie. Gr 4. v. beiBt es, ein Wit.
glieo Scr 0clttId)en 9otid}oit babe ii6
am Sanitng 2l6cnO auf OnS Selc.
grapenumt begcbcn rtno cinen Grubt
gum oircften @erfe6r nit 6cm &oiier
@ilbelm gemietbet. gtn6oem ihlieb.
lid cine 1000 @orte umfoiicn0c Gc.
peidc oeS &aiicra @il6elm an Sen
G5nrcn eintroi, lei ser 9(niloilmgSs
ltfaS unter5eihnet lporOen. Die 2eute,
meld)e oieie @eriifte pcr6reiten, Der.
ilf)en Sen aniier 8il6elm ais sen
8criiibrer irO 6oicn @eiit 0es G3a.
rem oor5uitellen. Natiirlib lit sic @e-
idIihte nift mabr, bcnn bie 6cioen
Monard)en miiroen feline ioldlen Wie.
t6ooen anSumcnbcr brolt6cn, 1tm pri.
patim nit einan6er 81 nerfcbren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-23
Grlab Der vTeOcratiOn"
Gimgrriirn Der glr6Citcr tn Die GOn.
grcf Gampn9nc.

9tur iolhc GouOiooten lpelhe Den
Sltcrciicn ser 9tr6eitcr irelmO.
li6c @ciinntng bctbdti1t bobcn
iollen lmteritiiet uerOen. - 9tlti'
iel Sage 0eitor6cn.-Gmc Mfn9e
llniGQc SIT @oiicr m0 SIT 2onoe.
Nampicr in sen @rln0, &c.
bobrt lnO nclm Mcnidcn crtrun.
fen. 0picr cincr @obnfota.
Itrop6c i'm Staotc @oibinaton.
g8oibirQton 9. g., % ltIi
- Sos Grcfutiu-Gon1itc scr n2(ncri-
can 6cocrotiou Of 2obor" fii6rte
bette oie itor hor mcbrcrcr Wtono-
ten ongcfiinbiQtc 9Ibiidt aus, in Sn-
tereiie scr 9trbeitcrbclpe0ltnQ in Die
politii6c Nrenn 3il trcten lut0 aQc
6rclrn0c lmo ltitQlicOcr bon 9lrbcis
tcr.CrQotiiotioncn oli5lliorOcrn fir
0ic GrmGbhng bon GnnOi0otcr,
iueIbc 0cn llrbeitcrn gijnitiN QcIiunt
iiuo, in'2 3cu1 5ll 0c6Cu Gom
SoltptQuorticr oCr TcOcrattou aus
nrr6e ciu Gompoguc.FroQronm cr.
IoIicu, lpcIhcS ouScinnnOCriCbt OoB
6tc @elpcrfiboftss (Ern6c lllioH"+)
@eipcguuQ lcidcn Shritt nit bcn
roihcn &crGubCrlnNcn III in0uitriel-
len 9lffuircn NcboItcu bat lm0 bolten
miro, ltno hob oic 9lrbetcr ibrc Ncd-
te lro lire forticbrittlidc Gtcuung
ilt ben perdn0crlichen Ghoicn Der
nloocrnen @cicQihoit nid)t SIT bes
bouptcn f0nncn boifen pcm iie iicb
nid)t oraoliIircn uno ole ibre &cd]tc
ur6 0ilihtcn olS 9lrbcitcr un0 @iu.
ger au5iibcu. Iic 9lrbcitcr perIan.
gen gtidltS bon ser 9tc1icrlmg oocr
Der @cicllidloit, moa uidt Dem gou.
5cn GoIfc ocS 2onocS 0elp16rt lei,
lm0 fornicn Iid) nidt nit @erinlc.
rem bcgniiqcn, NiS icbt bobe Der
Congress Scr @oGlfo6rt. ocr 9iedter
in6 Griorbernilcn Scr 9lrbetter nidt
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Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1905-1906, 1906-02-09
GET 100000 PROPERTY
And it Was Mr.. Reds Desire That
Whole Congregation Should As
sumo the Responsibility.

In order that there will be per-
manent organization which will for
ever assume the responsibilities of
maintaining the new United Presby-
terian church, which will soon be
completed, a congregational meeting
was held last evening at which it de-
cided to incorporate under the laws
of the state, and take out charter.
Although incorporation is not COM
mon among churches, it was thought
best to take such action in this case
in view of the fact that there is soon
to be decided over to the congrega-
tion church property which is
worth almost 100000, and the main
tenance of this building will be a
large expense. In case the congrega-
tion was not organized, the trustees
would be liable for all debts incurr-
ed and the personal obligation on the
part of few members would be too
great.
AT the meeting last night, COM
mittee headed by Rev. Lyons, con-
suited with Attorney Wilfred Jessup
in regard to the matter, it was de-
cided to draw up papers and forward
them to Richard A.. Jackson, who is
Mr.. Reid's legal advisor. He will
make any desired alterations and
then the papers will be recorded with
the Secretary of State.
Mr.. Reid, before making out the
deed which will transfer the owner
ship of the church to the congrega-
ton, wished that it be placed in the
hands of corporation.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1905-1906, 1906-02-09

and this was the object Of the meet
ing last night.
f. Gustin, prominent carpenter,
who has been in Richmond for fif-
teen years and who is a member of
the old union, presided over the
meeting and set forth before the men
the plan Of organization. The men
were enthusiastic over the arrange
ment and want the i'll feeling among
the carpenters to come to an end.
As soon as the charter is received
the new body will be affiliated with
the old organi7 alton, as both will
have charters from the United
Brotherhood of Carpenters and join
ers of America. The object, aside
from Cancellation with their fellow
carpenters, is to secure for the mem
bers better pay and shorter hours At
present. there are more than twice
as many non-union as union men
among the carpenters in Richmond.
There will be a meeting next
Thursday night to complete the or
ganization.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1905-1906, 1906-02-09
CASES ARE SET FOR TRIAL
SEVERAL OF MUCH INTEREST
ARE COMING UP SOON.
Claims Against the Cosgrove Estate
to be Tried Feb. 28-Eagen
Suit Set for March z,

The following cases were set for
trial yesterday in the circuit court:
Cosgrove versus the estate of Cos
grove. Claim. February %.
Eagen versus Gentry, damages,
March z.
Shiveley, administrator versus Shi-
veley, guardian, March Z.
Marshall versus the Dayton &
Western, damages, March s.
Cosgrove is suing for remuneration
for taking care of his invalid mother
for 156 weeks. Eagen is an engineer
on the Richmond division and last
fall he was severely injured by his
head striking stock pen near
Greensboro belonging to Gentry. He
asks for $1,000 damages.
The case of Marshall versus the
Dayton & Western will be a re-trial
AT the first trial Miss Marshall was
awarded $400 damages. The case was
appealed and the Appellate court or
dered re-trial. The case of Shiveley
versus Shiveley is to settle the es-
tate of the late w. H. Martin.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1905-1906, 1906-02-09
TWO CLAIMS WERE ALLOWED
AGAINST THE PERSONAL Es-
TATE OF JOHN BOWMAN.
By Judge Fox in the Circuit Court
Observation-Disclosures Presbaugh
and Ida Bowley Benefit.

Two claims against the personal
estate of John Bowman, who was
cashier of the defunct Commercial
Bank Of Hagerstown, were allowed
yesterday by Judge Fox in the circuit
court.
Margaret Presbaugh recently sued
to recover $347760 in government
bonds which she had intrusted to the
care Of John Bowman. This case was
heard early in January but Judge
Fox took it under advisement and
rendered his verdict in favor of the
plaintiff yesterday, allowing her the
full amount of the claim.
The case of Ida Bowlby against
the estate of John Bowman was also
heard yesterday. The plaintiff sued
on note to the amount of $2076.96
and the court handed down a judg-
ment allowing her the full amount of
the claim. The total amount Of the
claims allowed against the Bowman
estate yesterday figures to $5554.56.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1905-1906, 1906-02-09
MANY SAW THE PHENOMENA
Great Orb Remained in Shadow For
Two Hours and Was an In
spring Sight.

The eclipse of the moon scheduled
for last night came off just as the as
tronomers had prophesied and Rich
mond people who gave up their mid
night slumbers to see the phenomena,
witnessed one of the prettiest sights
in Natures power to give.
Many Richmond people took ad-
vantage of accommodating telephone
girls and the policeman on their
beat to be awakened for the exhibit
ton. The first appearance of an
eclipse came just before midnight.
Gradually the entire face of the
moon became dark and at one clock
it was entirely in the shadow of the
earth although at no time did the
moon seem to loose its full power of
rejecting the suns rays. While in
the shadow it seemed to be red ball
behind veil and the sight was in
spring to look at. The moon passed
out of the eclipse just before three
o clock.
No observation of the eclipse was
taken at the Earlham observatory
for according to Prof. Sackett, in
charge of the large telescope at the
college the phenomena can be seen
better with the naked eye than by
the aid of the glass.
A total eclipse of the moon is not
nearly so rare as an eclipse of the
sun. There are two eclipses of the
moon each year and sometimes more.
Each eclipse is visible to half Of the
people on the earth. The eclipse is
caused by the moon getting in the
shadow of the earth. The earth con-
stantly throws shadow from the
sun and in its constant rotation the
moon narrowly misses this shadow
each day. .-.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1905-1906, 1906-02-09
.ELKS HAVE ROUSING SESSION
THREE CANDIDATES ADORNED
WITH ANTLERS.
Prof. John T. Thompson Completed
His Administration as Exalted
Ruler-Election in March.

Richmond Lodge of Elks had a
rousing session last night and three
candidates received the benefit of the
degree and were adorned with ant
lers, the insignia Of the order. A
luncheon followed. The newly made
Elks are Frank Kibbey, George D.
Smith and DIR. w. w. Wilson. The
annual session of Richmond lodge of
Elks will be held next month and
new officers will be elected. Prof.
John F. Thompson, Exalted Ruler,
will at this meeting complete his ad-
ministration which has been one of
unusual prosperity. There likely will
be several candidates for the honor
of presiding officer for the coming
fiscal year.