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New-York tribune., 1906-12-31
Wbaf ~ y. Booksellers Say Obey
Are -|elling Most.

fui for explicit information on matters which ara
supposed TO be common knowledge.
10 not venture to write book UT ! you have
sot thoroughly good subject
~ az you you nave the assurance to ask The public TO
written, you should cudgel your brains to the
utmost To make your ideas plain and intelliCible
When you have collected mass Of notes then
dash into the subject writing anything thai occurs
TO you freely, and redundantiy To- il is
easler-to condeDse than to expand.
Aiter you nave so written few pages you will
see at once that good many sentences need trans
posing, others, expanding. and others condeusing
sentence should not be scrappy and jerky, but
from end to end.
Cut out relentlessly everything that Is IN the
slightest degree irrelevant to your subject
When you have nearly finished your book YOU
VIII ind that almost all of Il has had be written
fVe times over. and you will realize the extreme
dific1lty OF writing even a single page of decent
English.
Your title should be label. not a description.
An enlarged table Of contents and copous index
necessities
Do not say. IT is interesting to note" or allow
yourself to use such slipshod expressions, al
though many distinguished writers do so.
did not myself venture to begin a book until I
had spent years IN satItret ing mind with
the best Greek Latin and ESra !ish classics
So far es is possible exclude the personal element
from The book itself. so as to avoid the charge Of
being egotistical: but you may appropriately put
this ir the preface
After some yc-rs 81 writing. the right word will
come iriO your ~
New-York tribune., 1906-12-31

BUFFALO PUBLIC LBRARY-Buffalo, Dec.
2S-According to the demands made at the
Buffalo Public Library during the last week.
the following named books were the most
popular:
Ths nsnsT Tale Ct The
Kravonia-"
Wstae In EasteTn Ee
Sandman More Farm Stories; Langs 'The
Story Of Joan OF Arc"
Miscelianeous-Bates's Talks on Teaching Lit.
Dqnne.s "Dissertations by MI Dooley": Sito..
he's ''Bushido. the Soul OF Japan"
CONGRESSIONAL LIBRARY.-washington
Dec. 2s.-The following list of books called
for indicates the tastes Of readers in the
Library Of Congress this week:
History-west's Ancient History: Creasey's 3
h,s TJfteep Decisive Battles Of the World; Cam
Descriptive and Travel-Kinglake's ~Eothen'':
Caid's Romantic Cities of Provence; Martins
Stones Of Paris": Lansdale's The Chfrteaux
OF Tourains Treves's Highways and Byways
IN Dorset"
Fictton-Lors "Disenchanted" Merediths '"Ths
Amazing Marriage; Doyle's Sir Nigel; Chol-
PooEs Hili"; " Watanna's "A Japanese Blossom =
BOSTON ATHENRUM-Boston, Dec 2s-
Among the books most frequently In demand
by Boston Athenaum readers during the
week were the following:
Fiction Hopbess The Dream and the Business"
quiet; Wistar'e Lady Biltmore'': Benson s
san soeFys aea Is,s The
terday"
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS .Memoirs"; Howell.
English TSowns Lew Wallasss pAutosog
"By Italian Seas"
New-York tribune., 1906-12-31

Paris. December 2S
A volums OF Memories de Ia Reine Hortense"
which has just been issued by Ollendorfs. is the
work OF Mile. Cochelet, who has spcily inter-
woven deal Of the gossip and anecdote Of en-
extremely Interesting period. The book. accord
ingly, does not fail to be readable, despite a
number of obvious and some less conspicuous
inaccuracies. From Guilmot comes valuable
contribution to the literature of the African
problem. In the shape Of work by Henry Car
dier. professor OF languages at the College de
France. 1t bears the descriptive title Of lie
Peuple dAf1que du Cap Zambese ct O.
IOcean Indien." LIE Mercure de France ia
bringing out this week volume entitled
Charles Beaudelaire: Lettres, 1S41-1S66" COW
that eccentric poetic genius Suggestive of the
season Is Paul Bourgeois "Une Mute de Noel
sous la Terreur." just Issued by dArragon-
G. I. B.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-31
Books People Are Reodi,,e.

NEW YORK PUBLIC LIBRARY.-The most
popular books Of the week. according to the
demands at the circulating department, are
as follows:
Adult Fic;ion-Chanlhers's Tho Fighting Chance;
MoSutcheons Jane Cable; Klein's THE Lion
Sweater; AIcotts Little Women: Lang's
Blue Fairy Book
Miscellaneous-Shaw's ''Three Plays for Puri.ans''
Bills Bills Fighting a Fire; Jacksons Persia,
delphia, Dec. 2S-The books most sought at
the Philadelphia Free Public Library during
the last week have been:
History sandersons Great Britain in Modern
Africa.: Lancap,s Golden Days Of the
story q fHs Life; Peck's Twenty Years Of
Biography-Tssher and Glover's ''Napoleon's voy-
Gruyers Napoleon, King Of Elba'; Rosebery's )
Lord Randolph Churchill; Mofats Queen
DeseElptiGn Wgsa ana & &TraEslsm,shs In London Town
Little Pigrinages Among Bavar1an Inns;
ssaIpD SaeV hna Sywags nGhoo Sf the tn MIS-
Discoveries"
DUNES Dissertations by Mr. Dooiey.: Foster $ 5
pTacfSe & Of .a RpioTa9y chsstsTt3ns
Moyes's American Railroad Rates; Parsons 8
Railways. the Trusts and the People"
Fiction-McGrath's Half Rogue; connors The
Benson's by WHAT Authopity.: :i FoT's 4sssihy "a
Knight the Cumberland; Walters ''Sanna";
folded" ~
New-York tribune., 1906-12-31
FRENCH STUDENTS BALL TONIGHT.

The annual midwnter carnival of the French
Students will be held at the Grand Central Palace
tonight Handsome gifts Will be presented TO the
New-York tribune., 1906-12-31
CRANE HAD LAUGH ON LAWYERS.
Magistrate Disposed Of All Cases Before Any
Counsel Arrived.

Magistrate Crane had the laugh yesterday
morning or the lawyers who practise il. the
Tombs court. The magistrate is noted for the
promptness with which he opens court and yes
tcrday hard exactly at 8 o'clock There
only fourteen prisoners and in thirty min
utes all the cases were disposed of The magis-
tra:e promptly dismissed court. saying:
At last have chance 10 go TO church or a
Sunday court day &nd am going. The lawyers
can see ma morrow "
Just lie was leaving the first law. er put
in appearance, looking az If ha just out
of bed.
You are too late" said Ma gstrate Crane
with laugh your client has i:st been dis
charged" Before 10 O'clock there were fifteen
lawyers in court. o: one than the number
og prisoners
New-York tribune., 1906-12-31
Ldfe.sf Foreign, Nes0s About Books.

London. December ~
Present indications are that tho new year
will open sruegishly in the book trade, with the
ususl talk about the necessity OF reducing the
output and OF broadening the margin Of profit.
The book war appears to have damaged both
the publishers and The Times" while anything
like settlement is still indefinitely remote.
The authoritative biographies OF Dsraen and
Whistler are making progress. according to
latest reports. but not many other big under
ta&'nss have been announced The volume OF
Zo'a's Letters will come out early in Janu-
arys and John Murray is starting a series
OF English Literature Manuals. The Liberal
onslaught the House of Lords will, 1t may
confidently be predicted. involve the production
of good many books dealing with the consti-
tutaonai relations Of the two chambers
N r.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-31
RAN POOL PARLoR WITHOUT LICENSE
Captain Shaw Raids Suspected Gambling
Place, but Gets No Evidence
FLORIDA

Harry Jacobs. who conducts a pool parlor at
Nos. and East 18th street in the York
willie court yesterday morning. charged with
running the place without a license He was
arrested at midnight on Saturday by Captain
Shaw, of the 9th street station. who suspected
that gambling was going on in the place. The
door was slammed in the captains face but he
New-York tribune., 1906-12-31

was finally admitted. No evidence of ramh,,r. .
was found The police said they heard enS
chink OF. money and chips while oufssds
court Jacobs said he did not know he hsa 10
nave license, Jacobs promised TO get = Ncsns~
and was paroled until this afteruoon
New-York tribune., 1906-12-31

DR.. Willis Fletcher Johnson's -Four Centurie.
OF the Panama Canal Will be published in Eng
land by Cassell & Co.. London
New-York tribune., 1906-12-31

From Robert Grier Cooke comes volur,e
by the Rev. DR.. Addison Ballard. entitled
Through the Sieve" in which the author gives
his Interpretation Of the life and teachings OF
Christ DR.. Ballard claims 10 be orthodox but
unconventional"
New-York tribune., 1906-12-31

scr.se more or less interesting notes on the
sub5ecr cf literary composition a.e recorded in
Notes and Queries as having been drawn
trora conversations with the la;e Canon Isaac
Tay;o:;
Ine p.asss v aarprlsmxll .ka9raE: ana = s:sts
New-York tribune., 1906-12-31
LITERARY NOTES.

William de Morgan. the author OF Joseph
Vance" has written another novel. which will
bear the odd title Alice for Short" 1t will be
published by Henry Holt & Co. in 1907
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-05-23

dadanos. Fran las J cuarto de Ia no.
che, en- el reloj de Ia Cathedral, y de repen-
te, todos los orientales que Sc hallaban
sentados on ell amplio y elegante corredor
del Club, en- sendos balances, Sc levan-
taron maquinalmente dijeron una voz:
itemblorl
El Gnico que permaneci6 sentado, inm6-
vii, fuf 20, que no me habfa apercibido,
-falto de habito va por tantos afios de au-
sencia de mi terru1o,-del estremecimiento
de la TERRA. Las lamparas colgantes va
cilaban suavemente, y algdn balance de-
socupado Sc balanced sobre el brufido
m6rmol del piso.
Dirigf una mirada & Ia gente que 90 ha
Haba en- Ia antigua Plaza de Armas, y pu-
de notar como unos y otros Sc habfan dado
cueuta del temblor.
En- Santiago de Cuba hay frecuentes
temblores, y, con seguridad, en- los comien-
EOS del verano. Todavfa los habitantes
ancianos recuerdan eel terremoto" creo
que del aio 45, en- que la poblaci6n ente-
ra SO echo q las plazas y escampados, pi-
diendo misericordla; en- que hubo vfctimas,
aunque pocas, muchas rogativas para
que Sc aplacara ell cielo. La relaci6n de
aquel terremoto, puede hallarse leerse
con muchfsimo inter@s, en- Ell famoso libro
de d. Miguel Rodriguez Ferrer: "Natu-
raleza , Civilization de Ia grandiosa Isla
de Cuba"
Por cierto que, cuenta FerreT, que en-
aquella 9poca habfa todavfa gran n6mero
de familias criollas francesas, de las que
habfan venido huyendo, amos atr5s, de la
guerra de Haity y Santo Domingo, y esta-
blecfdose en- Santiago.
Sc anunci6 una rogstiva pdblica, ell
senor Arzobispo, pidio al pueblo que cada
persona asistiera ella, levando Is ina
gen de un santo. Una negra vieja, regis
tr6 la casa de sus amos franceses, encon-
tr6 una im6gen en- un cuadro, Ell cual lu-
clio en- la rogativa: el santo era. .... ell EN-.
perador Napoleon el Grande!
Los peri6dicos de esta maflana nos han
dado IN gran susie los pusilamines.
lTendra raz6n ell DR.. Nowack? ESQ de
Ia peonfa sera cosa cierta? 5Tendremoa
que salir gritando misericordia hacer 70.
gativas p6bIicas? No 10 creo. porque eI
cielo SO apiada de nosotros, pesar de to.
dos los desastres polfticos y administrati.
vos; pero 81 tiembIa,-luo tembles, terra
-y hay rogativas, por Dios, que ande cor
cuidado la policfa, porque puede antojSr
seles muchos, salir con Ia imagen d.
Weyler.
HernG1a de Enrf0alez.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-05-23
La LUZ LLAMA
DA PHOTOGEN.
Italia solo Guenta con 30,40O per-
sOnas GiegaS.
El China Time" Sc pubIlca en- siste ldlomas.

Sc ha descubierto por los sabios una luz
lamana photogen, compuesta de microbes
que, introducidos en- un tubo de cristal,
estan emitiendo claridad radiante mientras
viven, por dos meses & 10 menos. En-
cuanto mueren Sc vuelven opacos, Sc
renueva la provision de los animalillos vi
VOC en- el tubo vuelven alumbrar.
En- una reciente conferencia oftalmo-
l6gica dada por el Prot. Neuschuller en- el
CoIegio Romano, inform6 dicho sahio que
segdn las estadfsticas formadas por Tros-
seau, hay en- todo ell mundo actualmente
215,585 personas ciegas. Italia solo cuen-
ia con 38, 400 de elias. Muchos cientff-
cos piensan que por 10 menos el IS por
ciento han perdido la vista por falta de
cuidado. La ciencia moderna ha logrado
reducir el ndmero de ciegos de un - 5
por 100000 habitantes.
Los rayos azules, violetas ultravio-
letas de la luz, en- el estado de concentra-
ci6n, constituyen un poderoso agente terra
p6utico, susceptible de exterminaT los mi
crobios que Sc pueden encontrar sobre Ell
CUTS de un enfermo.
Ell diario ''China Times" que Sc edita
en- Pekin tiene fabulosa circulation, Sc
publica redactado en- siete leDguas & saber:
chino, japon6s, russo, aleman, frances, in
giles italiano.
-Cuando Sc quiere decir que algo es
effmero y fugaz, Sc compare con la vida
de una for. Pero no hay cosa humana
que sea absolute, 10 que Sc dice de la
vida de las flores es una de tantas verda-
des relativas.
En- ell Oeste de Australia Sc ha encon-
trado una for que 10 prueba.
Els de un color rosa fuerte, encarnado, y
de p6talos sedosos; la produce una plantita
de medic metro de altura que pulula en-
estado silvestre. Un panino de esas flores
fu6 cortado llevado Londres en- una
GAIA de carton, despu6s de % meses adn
no Sc habfan marchitado los p6talos.
Ell gran imperio britdnico tiene 400
millones de s6bditos, de los cuales sola-
mente unos 55 pertenecen la raza blanca
por 10 que constituye la mayor aggregation
humana de gente de color, habida hasta
hoy sobre la TERRA.
Sc jacta un peri6dico aleman, de que
en- el imperio germdnico SO representan
mas las obras de Shakespeare, que en- to-
das las naciones de idioma ingl6s.
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Don Jaime De BOrhdn.

D1ceae que don jaime de Borb6n acaba
de pasar 81 Mar Baltico en- globo.
Mas dedoscientas mil personals presen-
ciaron 81 acto: ell entusiasme fu6 indescrip-
tible, cuando al elevarse el globo nCtaron
los espectadores que el famoao aeron6uta
agitaba una bandera en- Ia q Sc vefan las
inscripciones siguientes:
iAbajo las armasl Viva la Republical
ESQ obedece, sin duda, 4 que don Jaime
ha dido hablar de los magnffcos casimires
franceses que ha recibidoi''El Cielo'' La
igualdad se impone.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-05-23
NO TEMPLES, TERRA!
El santO era... Ell emperadOr NapO.
leon ell Grande.
Que Sc ande con Culdad0 Ia pOIIcla- dice un
CTOnIsta- -pOrqus pusds antOjarssIs a al
gunOs saCar Ia lmagsR do WsyIsr,

Los peri6dicos de esta mafiana-dice un
cronista habanero-han anunciado q. aver,
4 las tres de la madrugada, hubo un ligero
temblor de terra en- 'sla Muy Noble Muy
Leal ciudad de Santiago de la isla de
Cuba"
Semejante noticia ha ipuesto la carne de
gallina 4 una gran mayorfa de los habi-
tantes de IL capital, porque esa noticia Sc
compadece, mejor dicho, no se apiada
de nosotroa, pues aparenta darle la raz6n
al doctor Nowack, que no es profeta en- su
TERRA, sino en- la de nosotros, saliva see la
parte no pasada manos mas menos
extranjeras. (Ahora tenemos extranjeros
de primera y segunda Use, como antes
tenfamos eSpafoles de segunda y de pri-
mera.
Hace POGO, cnando llegu6 la capital
de Oriente en- la excursion de Benefcencia
y CORRECTION, me dirigf al Club de Fan
Carlos, saludar q mis- amigos y conciu-
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-05-23
AMY vERSARIO

Manana cumple tres amos de fallecido
81 honorable compatriota don Jose Ledes-
ma saldana, Qufmico = Lcdo en- Farma-
cia.
Ocup6 importantes eargos en- la adj
miniatraci6n pdblica, los que desempen6
aiempre con inteligencia y con ~ pro-
verbal honradez.
LA Correspondence" Sc complace On
dedicar este recuerdo al buen ciudadano
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-05-23

su alto puesto, desempef6 con gran ha-
bilidad la embajada de su pals en- Londrea
en- el periodo de Ia guerra rusn-iaponesa.
Hayashi ha salido de Londres para Pa
rfs, en- donde pasara varias semanas, pa.
sando despu6s Londres de donde embar-
cara entonces con rumbo al Jap6n.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-05-23
IMPORTANTES CABLES
Ell baron Hayashi

New York, Mayo %, 1.3O p. m
lnforman de Toxic que en- las esferas
ofciales y en- los cfrculos polftieos de aque-
liza capital, piensase en- tributar grandes
honorea al baron Hayashi, al pisar este de
nuevo su patria.
El baron Hayashi, que ha renunciado
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-05-23
JQUE ES La CURA De STEARNS? j?

contestaran pocas palabras:
La Cura Stearns medicamento ha
vendoa branos nosoo todo frecuentes
dolores de cabeza aqueaban puede
haor nada gua la Cura de Searns Door de Cabez
que av vez cura NAL orgen 81 agrega
tene sabor
isvos ben podemos fectanos del descubriento de Cura
de SteaIns
Rca: -
Muy Sehores miosTengo gusto de manfesar Vds que
hacla mucho tempo vena aquecas
my repdas tan fueres causaban verdera deps
racon sin poder enconar remedo que
mocaba hasta felzmente lego mis- tOma de Ia
edcna Vds nobre de Cura
Dolor de Cabeza E eecto de esta edicna M tan 6nido
ecaz cuarto de hora despues tena absolute
nte mas peueno doo Dede entonces la evo
boo cuando vaio sempre
Ease sempre gfma Stearns cada oblea eva en-
relieve e nombre Stearns Headache Cure.f
De Venta las BOicas.
FREDERICK STEARNS & cIA.
Fabrieantes de PrOductOs OuimlcOs
80 DETROIT. MICH. &. a.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-05-23

No olviden los buenos consumidores
de cerveza & insistan On pedir Ia marca
'Barbarrosa" que es Ia mejor cerVeza
americana quef 90 ha importrdo On esta
isis, Tiene constante existencia don Isl
dEo A, Sanchez, Do san Juap,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-05-23
DesCdbrense bonbas en- Barcelona

New York, Mayo %, 1.3O p. m.
Han sido descubiertas varias bombas
colocadas en- distintos sitios pdblicos de Ia
ciudad de Barcelona.
En- la entFada del edi6co que ocups el
gobernador, fue descubierta una de dichas
bombas otras en- el paseo de Gracia.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-05-23

Estos hechos han causado extrsordina-
Tia alarma en- Ia ciudad condal II han sa.
lido de ella muchas familias por las ame-
nazas que hacen los anarquistas.
La prensa elogia la actividad de la nueva
poIiefa, que ha hecho tambi6n varias deten-
clones en- Granollers, San Andres Gracia.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-05-23

de exportaci6n hacia la indication de senior
Wolff y confamos en- que este comit6 So
metera el asunto & Bu consideration, infor-
mando en- Milwaukee, 81 mereCe So apro-
baci6n. Eaa es una oportunidad para que
los molineros tomen alguna decision 81 81
comercio de harina en- Puerto Rico ha de
scr benefeiado,"
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-05-23
HuGIga terminada

New York, Mayo %, 1.3O p. m.
DE Roma notician que la huelga en- Tu-
r!n, ha terminado.
Han yuelto al trabajo todos los emplea-
dos de las diverzas fdbricas de teiidos = los
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-05-23

dcminicana que Sc fragua para derrocar al
presidente Non Caceres
Ell gobierno de Washington-anade Ell
despacho- alerta.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-05-23

de otras.. manufactures.
Los reyes de Italia pasaron el dia de
aver en- Milan, visitando varios edifcios
de Ia feria que ALI Sc celebra.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-05-23
Alfonso Jimenez dirigira
la revOIuCi0n dOminiCana

New York, Mayo %, 1.30 p. m.
Un despacho recibido en- esta ciudad,
por Ia Prensa Asociada, dice que eI senior
Alfonso Gim6nez dirigira la revoluci6n
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-05-23

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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-05-23

Para hotelea c6modos, frescos y donde
Sc come acknowledgements, el "Helvetia' !,
Cruz 27.
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Hernde de Enrtques.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-09-04

by Benjamin WHITAKER. Of 172 Delaine,
street. won the handicap race at New
King Park. Thornton. yesterday.
The police OF the Chaffee street station
were called 10 the Silver Lake district
late last evening to quell good-sized
disturbance. No arrests were made.
The police OF the Chaffee street station
are on tho lookout for a 17-year-old girl,
who. Peter McMaugh, of % Eiswald street,
says took his little sons wheel away
from him and rode away.
James Wilson. boss dyer at the Manton
mills who with his family has been camp
ing at the Buttonwoods for the summer
has returned TO his residence, 80 Whittier
avenue.
Benjamin Whitaker will entertain his
friends Thursday afternoon and evening
with n clam and chicken bake at his resi-
dence. ia Dolaine street
Two suspicious persons and i've intoNl-
Gated men were the extent OF the arrests
In the Sixth police district during the past
"a hours.
Miss Selma Anderson is spending her
two weeks vacation at Porter Hill. near
Westerly.
Miss Clara Farrell. who has been spend
ing her vacation at Saratoga, n. y, has
returned TO her home. Al Chaffee street.
John Heffernan. one OF the foremen az
the Atlantic mills. is enjoying his annual
vaCa tiOn.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-09-04
BRIS TOL
Catcher TuckgT's Hand Injured
By Hard Pitched RaII.-En-
tertainGd at Golf Club.

The American Locomotive baseball team
defeated the Bristols on Bristol Common
Saturday afternoon by score OF to 2
The game was played before large
crowd. In catching one OF Higgins hard
pitched balls. Jack Tucker. the backstop,
met with painful accident the ball la
ceratng the muscles and tendons OF the
right hand badly II, was compelled 10
seek the aid OF n physician.
Mrs William Mckee and Miss Estella
Clemence entertained the ladies OF the
Bristol Golf club Saturday afternoon at
the club house.
A team belonging 20 Nathaniel G. Falcs
was backed overheard Saturday while
dumping a load OF dirt on the pier OF Hon.
William T. G Wardwell. with much diff
fculty the animal was rescued.
Mrs Mark A. De Wolf died Saturday
after a long and painful Illness at the
residence OF her sister. Mrs. Samuel ID.
Wardwell, on Hope street.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-09-04
EAST PROVIDENCE
Funeral Of Frederick {. Carpen-
Ter Largely Attended.
Rev. Mr.RIg|er, Pastor Of The &c.,
ond Baptist Church, Resigns.

Advertisements and items for the
News Democrat can be left at Alexander
Munros Boston Store Warren avenue.
The funeral OF Frederick r.. Carpenter
was held al his late residence. Pros
pect street, yesterday afternoon. Rev. H.
&. Danna, pastor OF st. Marys Episcopal
egations from Rising Sun lodge Of Ma
sons, the order OF the Eastern Star. Sons
OF Veterans and Watchemoket Ladies' Ii
brary association. The interment was at
Hunt cemetery at Rumford. The bearers
we're DR.. He3ry Horton. Walter Sutton.
a. $. Johnson and A. T.. Whitley. There
were many handsome floral offerings.
Members OF the Second Baptist church
were taken much by surprise at the con-
clusion OF the morning services Sunday,
when the Rev j. l.. Connell Of Provi-
dence, who ofnciated, read letter Of
resignation from Rev. George w. Rigler.
who for the past IL years has been pastor
Of the hurch. and has performed his du-
ties I'm a painstaking and most faithful
manner
Patrolman Hunter will start on his va
cation this morning and will take a bride
with him, for he is to be married late this
afternoon, and will leave for New York
on the Providence Line at s. 30. Patrol
man Burgess will also start on his va
ca tion tonight. Patrolmen Taggart and
Comvie have returned.
The members of the Watchmoket Tin
company came here from Bristol at 10
o'clock last evening, feeling well. that un-
der the circumstances they won fourth
prize al the muster.
The furniture for the school I'm Tobin
block il being installed today and the
rooms will be in readiness for Monday s
opening.
The town council will meet this evening
as n board OF commissioners
The Republicans will hold a caucus In
the town hall Friday oct. 5.