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The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-06-11
CHURCH TOWER
BADLY INJURED
BY LIGHTNING

During Saturday nights terrific storm
a bolt Of lightning struck the tower of
ST. Ansgafius Swedish EpiscopaD church
on Beacon avenue and Maple street, and
tore the tower in several directions.
knocking off the shingles and scattering
them about Hayward park and upon Maple
street. II then tore a large hole in the
side of the tower entering the structure
and splitting one Of the jolsts. A few
feet lower IL came out and running down
the side Of the building left a scorched
trail as far as the foundation
The Young Peoples society was having
an entertainment In the vestry. which
was filled There was panic, but the
rector, Rev. ]. c. Ljundgren, assisted by
the janitor. soon restored order.
The tower is leaning and appears to be
badly damaged
The house at 15S Dudley street, occu-
pied by sigmund Rosen was struck, the
ridge pole was torn off for half its length
and some OF the shingles were ripped up.
Some OF the states upon the roof OF
the Public street fire station were broken
and torn off.
The fuse In the transformer on St
Stephens church was burned out putting
the motor out of service and making
useless for the day the large organ.
The house at 12S South street occupied
made in the roof
An Eddy street car was struck at the
corner of Eddy and Manchester streets.
The house at 632 Angel street, occupied
by Frank w. Marshall, was struck. Mr..
Marshall sat before the fireplace, but was
uninjured.
The large fiagstaff at the state normal
school was broken off about halfway its
length
A large summer house on the premises
OF Peter Oregon, at 85 Ocean street, was
demolished.
large and handsome tree at Bel
fonte was converted into kindling wood.
John Hope & Sons machine shop on
Mashapaug street was set on fire.
electric light pole on Douglas avenue
was splintered.
Richard Valentines residence, at 81
Judith street. was damaged TO the extent
Of 5000
The piazza OF the house at 100 Fifeld
avenue was struck and some Of the roof
and a few of the clapboards were torn
off. The premises are occupied by Charles
Bailey.
A large tree at the corner Of Stewart
and Pine streets was broken off at the
roots.
Charles F. Irons barn, at the corner Of
Friendship and Linden streets. was struck
and the cupola was demolished.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-06-11
ENTERPRISE LODGE
Of CENTRAL FALLS
ATTEND FUNERAL

James Irwin an official at the state
prison who died at that institution last
Thursday. was buried from his home on
Cleveland street. this city. yesterday, ana
there was large attendance OF friends.
The funeral was conducted by Enter
prise lodge /. O. o. F., M. L., of which
vices were conducted by Rev. Whitman
l.. Wood, pastor OF the WOodlawn Bap-
list church. The burial was at Moshas-
suck cemetery
REPUBLICAN CLUB MEETING.
There was a meeting OF the West Side
Republican club I'm the rooms on Lonsdale
avenue yes terday, at which time one cam
didate was admitted to membership. The
announcement was made that City Clerk
Crawford would be at the rooms next
Friday evening for the purpose of regis
tering voters.
MEMORIAL SUNDAY.
The members OF the Veteran Firemen's
association and also the men who belong
as Memorial Day and during the forenoon
delegations repaired 10 the several ceme-
teries and decorated the graves of de-
cdsed meElbrs.
CHILDRENIss SUNDAY.
Childrn,s Sunday was observed at the
EmbuTy NJ Il. church yesterday with an
interesting program; The program in the
evening was carried out as follows:
Song. The Day of Jubilee" school;
prayer, Rev. j. III. Buckley; song. "Wel-
come. Beautiful Summer school: re-
sPohSlNe ItdullB, song, FIJI the All Win
ltosannas. school; recitation. "Childrens
Day Greeting" Mabel Bolton; song. "A
Song OF Sunshine" school: recitation.
Land Of Smiles" Roy Humes: song,
THE Children Jesus Blessed" Miss Edith
Briden Miss Alice Buck and Mrs. Clark
sons classes; recitation, What Would
Do?" Ruth Hilton and Florence Haskins;
song. our Gifts We Bring" school: reel
tation. Three Little Blossoms Doris
Jones Mildred Hilton and Ethel Hewett:
recitation. Would You Like TO Go"
Clara Eynon; song. Young Crusaders"
school; recitation, "Be Glad" Julia
Thornley,: rose drill. Fair Roses Bloom, >
eight girls: recitation, Wisdom from the
is Singing" primary department; notices
and offering: song. Marching Along We
Co." school; exercise. "All True Blue"
Robert MuIrap. David Brown. Elmer
Buck. Herbert Buck and Kenneth Clarke;
recitation. Eddie Beck song, "Hosanna!
All Hail our King!' school.
DAMAGE B YLTGHTNING.
During the storm OF Saturday night
lightning bolt struck the house occupied
by Joseph Brunelle on Walnut street and
did cor siderable damage. bed room In
which was sleeping baby suffered the
most. but while the plastering was torn
the little one escaped from the slightest
Injury
While the storm was at its height a bolt
struck team belonging to j. A. Blount
which was being driven by couple OF
boys on Mary street. The horse was
thrown to the ground and badly stunned
but otherwise the rig escaped damage
The boys were badly frightened and lost
ro time In getting the team TO the stable.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-06-11
COMMENCEMENT
At R. |. COLLEGE
NOW UNDER WAY

The 18th annual commencement exer-
cises OF the Rhode Island College of Agri-
culture and Mechanic Arts, at Kingston,
opened with the reading OF prize essays
on Saturday evening, and were continued
yesterday afternoon and evening.
The members OF the graduating class.
with the courses which they have follow
ed, are: Benjamin Howard Arnold, cleo
trical engineering; Wallace Noyes Berry.
electrical engineering: Marion Graham Ell
kins, general science; Lee 10 Place Hard
ing highway engineering; Frederick
George Keyes. chemistry; Howard Martin
Nichols. electrical engineering: Cora Ed
ma sisson. general science; Albert Ed
mund Wilkinson. agriculture.
The baccalaureate address was deliver
ed by President Kenyon l.. Butterfeld
yesterday afternoon at $3.50 before the
faculty. students. members OF the gradua-
ting class and visitors The president TOOK
for his subject Worm and Prince" in
Producing IL with contrasting pictures
from the Scripture reading that preceded
the address, and spoke thus to the grad
yates
ITO you OF the class of 1906. going out 20
face life under the inspiration Of four de-
lightful and fruitful years, / commend
this psalm and the profound philosophy
OF life which IL sets forth. / beg or you 10
take such note OF the great truths reveal
ed TO us that you shall Danish forever
false pride and all vanity. and that. walk
ing humby with your God you Will be
constantly and steadily inspired by real
ization Of your possibilities, by an appre-
citation OF the dignity OF life. by a re-
solve TO choose only the really valuable,
by keen instinct for the worth Of your
brother man. by an earnest spirit OF SER
vice"
Last evening the cantata, 1.-THE Soui
Triumphant" was rendered in the village
church before a large congregation.
Today the graduation exercises OF the
preparatory school were held at 10:30 a..
m. and at 2:30 In the afternoon the senior
class day exercises took place.
Tomorrow the exercises will be preceded
by military drill and salute TO the gov
ernor, after which the Grafton Of the day
will be delivered by President Henry s.
Pritchett OF the Massachusetts, Institute
OF Technology. who will speak on The
Essentials OF Good Administration"
Gov Utter will make a short address,
and President-elect Howard Edwards Of
the college will also be upon the platform
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-06-11
MANvILLE,
MOntCa|mS Defeated By the
Putnams In a Heavy Batting
Game.

The Montcalms went to Putnam, Conn,
Saturday and in a heavy hitting contest
had the tables turned on them, the score
being to 3 in favor OF Putnam The
home team put up a fast all around
game while Conley and Grenon exceileo
for the Manville team. The former drove
out a homer In one OF the innings and
played his usual fast game.
This is the second defeat the Manvlle
team has met this season, and in each
case the contest has been out OF town.
OTHER GAMES.
The following scores are the results OF
the games played by the younger mines
Saturday. Holy Cross 4. Pawtucket 1.
Manville Independents s, Albion 5. Man
vile Toughs 2, Albion 1, Cumberland L.
Ashton Z.
RECEIVED PROMOTION.
Alfred Grenon. who recently accepted q
position with the Armour Co.'S branch in
New Bedford has been transferred to
New Haven, Conn, a more lucrative posi-
ton.
QUIET WEDDING.
A quiet wedding. also pretty one was
celebrated at the home of Mr.. J. Nc
Naughton, Saturday afternoon at 2:30
o'clock when Mr.. James T. Murray OF
New Bedford and Miss Ada p. Nc
Naughton were united by Rev. Albert
Crahtree OF Emmanuel church The bride
was becomingly attired in pink silk. and
was given away by her father. After n
collation. had been served the couple left
for Atlantic city to enjoy n honeymoon.
DISCONTINUED SERVICE.
There will be no evening service AT En-
manuel church Sunday evenings until af-
ter the hot weather IL over.
LEAVE FOR MAINE.
Charles Holway will leave for Maine to-
day with the Woonsocket Interstate
league bootbal club where the nine will
play Biddeford. Bangor Portland and
Lewiston.
MANN1LLE MITES.
Circle Montcelm will meet Tuesday
evening.
Arthur Houle will leave Thursday for
Montreal To spend u short vacation.
Charles Iitend has accepted position
I'm Central Falls.
THE Prisoner and the Judge" was the
subject OF an address by Rev. Samuel
Darlington AT the Primitive Methodist
church last evening
The new Sunday school in the basement
OF Emmanuel church is expected 20 be
open next Sunday for the first time.
The Mcviekar club will meet tomorrow
evening
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-06-11
CUMBERLAND
Annual Taxpayers Meeting To
Bs Held al the Town Hall
on Wednesday.

The annual taxpayers meeting will
occur at the town hall on Wednesday OF
tht. week, and there Is a great deal of
interest being shown i'm the business that
r. to be transacted The financial report
expected from the town treasurer will be
fully scrutinlzed and on the condition OF
the town will very greatly depend tho
amount OF public improvements which
will be ordered during the coming year.
The sum of S36 900 Ia asked by the school
department and there Is a demand for an
increased appropriation for the highway
department bun the last town council
has go badly bungled the financial affairs
OF the town that there Is considerable
doubt about the ability OF the treasury
TO stand an Increased Appropriation for
either OF these departments without an
Increase I'm the tax rate. something which
no one believes will be done The meet
ing will be an interesting one.
TO ARRANGE a RECEPTION
There will be meeting OF the parish
oners OF ST. Patrfck's church this evcn-
ing in Parochiai hai. at which time ar
rangements will be made for n reception
10 Rev. Fr. Cassidy. who IL expected
home from his European trip in a few
days lie has been away about two
months
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-06-11
LONG DISTANCE
PHONE LINES To
co UNDER GROUND

The Providence Telephone company be-
fore next winter will have all it's long
distance wires to Boston in underground
conduits. Contractor f. Z. Shaw has the
work under way
The trench for the conduits will be from
six TO eight feet deep. and the route in
Rhode Island will be on Hope street and
East avenue TO Division street in Paw
tucket across the Division street bridge
over the Pawtucket river: on Broadway,
on the east eide of Pawtucket, to the
Massachusetts, line, and from this point
to Norwood, where connection will be
made with the system OF the company
controlling the Boston territory. The
length Of the trench will be about 2I
miles and about 1000 feet per day will be
excavated.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-06-11
NOT so SOON.

The Pennsylvania Railway company. II
would appear. suspended the editorial
pass SO that Pennsylvania editors would
feel perfectly free TO speak OF II impair
TALLY should occasion arise. But IL was
not supposed by the Pennsylvania rail-
way company that occasion would arise
quite so soon.-Chicago Inter Ocean.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-06-11
TO CONFER FIRST DEGREE

At the meeting OF Providence Council
Of the Knights OF Columbus 20 be held
next Wednesday evening the first degree
will be conferred on n class OF candidates.
T. J. Mccarthy will officiate as chancel-
Tor on that occasion.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-06-11
NEWPORTERS SHUOOERED
AT WARNING OF GUN FIRING

A shudder ran through the colony Of
summer residents near Fort Adams New
port, last evening. when they were warn
ed there would be mortar battery targel
practice at the fort today
The projectiles go far over the villas
and there is no danger from them, but
the vibration incident 10 the discharges
is a serious matter to the nervous system
IL IL comes without warning.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-06-11
AND SMILED ALSO.

But the shades Of Matt Quay and Don
Cameron patted each other on the back
when they read that Pennsylvania Re
publican platform denouncing railroad
and coal companies for forming eombi-
ma ations.--Iiartford Post.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-12-07

PoR CUANTo, Zoila Roman Delga-
do ha promovldo ante esta Corte TN
expediente solicitando Sc declare Ell
dominic que tiene sobre la siguiente
hnca:
"R1stica, cita sin nombre en- Ell ba-
rrio de "Anton Ruiz, del termino
Municipal de Humacao, compuesta
de cuarenta y ocho cuerdas de terre-
nos, equivalentes a diez y ocho hec-
tareas, ochenta y seis areas Y sesenta
Icentiareas atravesada en- direction de
Oeste 4 Este por ell camino del barrio
y colinda por el Norte, con terrenos
de Juan Lebr6n Torres; por Ell Este,
con otros de Ia Succession Rios Be
rrlos, y por el Sur Y Oeste, con otros
de la hacienda Mu1as, propiedad de
la Succession Rios y Berrfos; cuya fnca
adquirio hace once aflos por compra
a don Pedro Rocca y Najera duran
te ese tempo la viene poseyendo
quieta y pac16camente sin interrup-
cion alguna y t1tulo de dueno; que
Rocca adquirio dicha finea por adiu-
dicacion que Sc le hizo en- Ia tesla
All Shletl AZ AC 1AlAQtId ACOlOl pOSEYCl-
dola por espacio de tres amos Y sobre
dicha fnca que tiene un valor de Sc
tecientos veinte dollars, no pesan car
gas nj gravamenes de de ninguna
especie
PoR TANTo, habiendo ordenado ell
Honorable Charles e. Foote, Jdez de
esta Corte, que Sc cite 4 los anterio..
res duef1os Y que Sc publiquen edic-
.tos por t6rmino de sesenta dfas que
empezaran contarse desde Ell pri-
mero en- que aparezca publicado este
edicto. por tres veces en- un periodico
de los de mayor circulation de San
Juan de Puerto Rico, citandose a las
personas ignoradas que Sc cream te-
.ner sobre dicho inmueble algdp de-
recho real y todos aquellos quienes-
pueda peJudicar Ia inscription de
dominic solicitade para que dentro
de dichostermino formulen oposicion,
previniendo 4 todos que pasado el
mismo y ofda la prueba que ofrezca
el promovente Sc resolvera sobre la
declaration de dominic parando 4 to-
dos los perjuicios de ley, extiendo 81
presente en- Humacao 4 primero de
Diciembre de mil novecientos. seis.-
Enrique Rincon, Seeretario de la Cor
te de Distrito.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-12-07
Interesa 4 las senoras

conocer la. "Historia de los instru-
mentos de nlsica" y Ia manera dc
transformer algunas prendas de su
uso en- trajes de njf1o; estar al corrien-
tie de las modas l1ltimas y conoccr los
modclos de trajes. sombreros, etc.
De todo clio encontraran gran varie-
dad 81 censult2n el n1mero de No
vicmbre de Ia rcvista mensual de
labores, economic domestica Y labo-
res la Mujer en- su Casa en- cuya
seccion de laborcs llama en- primer
termino Ia atencion IN precioso ace
rico boldado on raso" el cual. dibuja-
do, con mucstra, sed as, 'forro Y cor
don, reparte como labor empezada
entire sus suscriptores 4 las SIS A..
edicion. El gran n1mero de labores
que contiene esta seccion son trabaios
originalfsimos y de gran bellcza..
Como saplemento contiene este nj
nero IN patron de falda para sefo-
"a TN delicado dibajo decalcabls,
representando TN camino de mesa
y una hoja de dibujos sl tamaf1o ma
tural.
Precio del ndmero, 90 centimos;
con labor, $50 pesetas.
Redaccion administration: Bal.
lly-Bailliere & hijos, editores, Madrid,
plaza de Santa Ana, 10.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-12-07

hoy Don Felipe Rodriguez; dicha fin
cs esta plantada en- parte de cafe,
amajagua y frutos memories y Ell res
to pastos, siendo en- su totslidad de
terrenos quebrados".
Esta subasta ticnc lugar para ha-
Ger efectiva Ia cantidad de trecientos
cinco dollars de principal y las costas
ocasionadas y que Sc ocasionen. sien-
do de advertir que no existe .tftu1o
inscrito de propiedad y que sobre la
misma pcsa un capital acenso y tri-
buto Por valor de sctec icntos escu-
dos, el cual devenga un radito de un
cinco por cieRto anual.
La subasta tendr& efecto en- la Of
Gina del Marshal. sta en- el ediicio
de la Corte Municipal de Bsyamon el
dfa % de Diciembre de 1906 las
dos y media de la tarde, advirtiendo-
Sc que la venta ha de hacerse de
contado y en- moneda am ericana.
Dado en- Bayamon 4 5 de Diciem-
bre de mil novccientos seis.-Ra-
mon Salgado Pacheco, Marshal de la
Corte Municipal de Bayamon. =
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-12-07
Iua Territorial ! Agrbll Dc PBpt' Riss
Secrefaria

Celebrado hoy en- session pdblica e1
undecimo sorteo de cedulas hipote-
csrias de las emisiones TERCERA Y
cUARTA, resultaron amortizadaS las
siguientes:
NovBNTA Y oEoo CkDULAs
Dm L. TERGHRA EM6I0N
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-12-07
Estados Unidos de America.
III Presidente .
de los Estados UnitIos.
OFICINA DEL MARSHAL.
ANUNcIo DE vENTA
EN- PUBLICA sUBASTA.

70 Ramon Salgado Paeheco. Marshal
de Ia Corte Municipal del Dtstri
to Judicial Municipal de Baya-
mon, 2. r.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-12-07
SeCCI6D ueeG5gi0sa
MES DE DICIEMBRE
SANTOS DE MANANA


Sabado s. + La Purfsima Con-
cepcioa de Nuestra Sonora, Patrona
de EspafIa y de sus Indias y de los
pueb1os de Guayanilla, Fo1ardo, Pie
dras, Vega Alta y Vieques.
MISAs DE MANANA
Catedral, las 7 y 9 de Ia ma1lana
San Jose, ~ de Ia ldem
San Francisco, ~ de Ia idem
Santa Ana, ri y 8A de Il idem
Convento de San Miguel ode Ia
idem
Capilla T. Q. F., 61z de la idem
Puerta de TERRA, 7 de la idem
Santurce. 7 de la ideIn
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Hotel Paris
GALE MENDEZ vIGO. NJ IA
M AG u Ez
M AY Gu E 2

Situado este estahlecimiento en- 81 centre
de la Gale Mendez yigo, con IN jardfn 81
frente, es el que reune lnayores ventajas
$ coinodilades para los selores slajercs, J
a que eueuta ron rnejorrs babitaciones fres-
LAS, ventiiadas, maguilieos b4Elos duchas :
~ Comldas { todas horas -
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-12-07

y
mon, 2. r.
HAco sABER Que en- virtud de
una orden ejecucion:1ibrada en- plei-
to arriba indicado Sc .proeedera 4 ven
der en- p1blica s1basta, al mejor pos
tor Ia siguiente hnca
"RdstIca. radicada en- el baryio Or.
tiz termino Municipal de Toa Alta,
cQmpeesta dc sesenta y siete euer-
daS, colindsnte por el Norte con Ia
succession de Dona Rita Cabrera al
tes, hoy con Sahagun Rivera Nico-
medes RODRIGUEZ, Manuel Cabrera y
{uan Rodriguez 8 Cabrera; por el
Este, antes, Don Jose Santiago Il
qulecdo y hoy Don Francisco Mayny
6 izquierdo por el Sur con Don JUS
TO Rodriguez hoy IA succession; y por
ael Oeste Don Tomas Rodriguez antes
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In La eoRfE lE BISYRIFO
DRL DISlRIT0 JUDICIAL DB HUMACAO, P. R.
Estados Onldos de America.
FL Presidente SIS.
de los Estados Unidos.
EX-PARTE,
Ezoil& Romaa Delgado.

soBRE DOMINIC DE FINcA RUsTIcA
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American Railroad Company Of Porto Rico

SCHEDULE TRAINS EFFECT 1906 BETWEEN
JUAN CAROLINA ARECB CAM ISABELLA AGUADu MAYAGUEz AND P0NCs
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los cAmBE0s DEa. Ola
Cotizaciones de Frutos

AzucAREs : Centrffuga 90. S375 4
$50.
Moscabados 50, $3.25 I
$50.
Mieles 50 $500 4 sos.
CAFEs.-Hacienda, IlA a II.
Corriente, 934 10.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-12-07

to
Io Ia
Daily los Oomngs.
day ny.--D
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-01-18
CAR FALLS FROM
ELEVATED ROAD
Sleeping Car Plunges from
Elevated Track Ten
Persons Injured,

Associated fnss
/ 81. loaA IAN a ranxlas fuca
Tefuinal Ksyafed tracks e Car
street, : l'allmxn seegins eAf attach
81 a. ths NAAash train. ias 81 tinloi
station a. - 4 m drog4~i ss,1eNAy'
afteen iees e . Ennl,e lafias .
lefoS essou pegsons WerV iufarsi sns
ore serioss A. feinss
LIE Nsnef Roswell n NJ knes
eap tFokea
/ ke2esaslAFa III New Nefk. haad
cuI
Nn II. FargaN ., Cbeago TO
hukrn
q " rNgssson of NnsAakee,
arm broken Aui bead cag. enc 40
hfekou and ass unAhle a. sleas
Mrs. J. q RoHsres ofChrxka vas
injured iutemails
Charles r satton 81 rws4deace.
q. j. hack vfeiRiied
Mrs l.oeen1a noanmore q 81
Louis arm side aud chest bruised
SUE
Catherine fuNefoy q Chleag0 aked
Hye pnae arafatrd
Anhfee 4 Atlpn, vice president and
general manager 81 tha y X 8 q
railway. bruised.
Henry Miller geuefal manager Va.
hasls hfuise1
The remainder of tlN Tho tgain ron.
ginued un 70 tuion station
wofkmen Ia nearby warehouses AID
factories broke 9th e susilbsile Of
TIE sleeper aud carried out the H.
lared
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-01-18
HORRIBLE MUIR
DER IN CHICAGO
A .saae Woman Leaves
Home 10 Attend a Funeral
and il Killed

AxaNiatesi lFsz
/ ChkaFe Jan lS With sire which
marienas lAnis lad asei e. stfAnels
their yiNim and which uas.ssisl about
her neeE fi4 tsidf of NFs Bessie
HalliRef tbe uifs ci Franklin G.
tloliisfef. memtsF e tise printing
Afm e fleallassf ngea one 81 the
lAwest II tae city wAs found ihie
mefnlf@ hluk Ia 4 pilo "a stable nv.
fsss NJ shs rusf ~ tl0 nsIdence ~
Kiward ltsnA M.s hshiea Avenue
Sle rad hesn Numbered Is strange.
lallon ara lile ts.iy vas thrown upon a
pile q rslasa during Us night A.
set nof TIE slisitesi eev - The pef.
pclraics have been lound The ~lre
used vas thar used generally 81 telc.
graph lleemrn IA had heen brought
AGAINST the es,h aith sach fasre lat
lt vas desqly imbsiied IA lhs anus
clos fise lAss seen pfghe woman vas
ahen Size lsit tcne yesterday after
noan b sing a. fio fansFal II
fflruh Size art want - ! florist
ard ordered Flowers Nni d gsle fare
raj and uhen Sic had not fefafned al
sersn o'elock last night lgelils,er
informed fils police and aa al night
scarch ~as made
judlng from the appearsuco of hrf
clothing. Ms nollistsf Lad mads
desperate aebt Cor lll,. Her l5ug
hair vas torn loose and tangled a. u
u had heen pulled Violently Tfe
trent Of her sllk waist was torn opeu
aud theklpss ~ hsr right land vas
missing Several articles 81 leae.ry
are also missing
Exideutlg murder Mas oomm lttcd
some distances from thv polnt whcfc
bodY vas found andcafricd tothe barn
yard after DARK. Mx iioilialsf uas
thirty lesn q age and eomAn of
great personal charm. handsome and
had Tor gesn besn prominent necAue
o. her beautiful voice. aillea NAs con.
sldered q extraordinary quality She
frequently appeared AZ musical enter.
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