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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-08-08

81 gobernador inform6 hoy
a los representatives de la prensa,
que la reunion de cargadores y con
ductores anunciada por else lleva
ra q efecto en- la Mansion Ejecuti-
va Ell microbes pr6ximo a las dos
de la tarde. A dicho acto Sc invi-
taran a los delegados a la Camara
mas cercanos a San Juan y cuyo
traslado q esta ciudad no les sea
tan gravoso, pero no obstante todos
los representatives que deseen asistir
& dicho acto, pueden hacerlo.
Sc encuentra EN- esta ciudad
nuestro estimado amigo don Enri-
que Ramery, de Ponce, a quien
acompafia su joven y distinguida
esposa.
Les retiramos nuestro afectuo-
so saludo, deseandoles grata per
tnanencia en- San Juan.
Los sefores Noa y Fourniel
tienen la atencion de participarno:
que han establecido un Cabinet,
de cirujia dental, con todos los ade
lantos modernos, Ell la calle de Sal
tusto n1mero 6.
Dada la competencia de ambo
cirujanos dentistas, asi como el buel
credito de que gozan, es de espe
rarse que vsya en- aumento su MI
meroSa clientela.
-Anoche celebr6 tenida ord
maria la Logia Betances, establecid
en- Puerta de Terra, acordando n
galarle Mr.. John Burns, ex-vent
rable que fue de dicha logia, ur
iowa simbolica, como demostracid
del alto apreciO que Sc lie tiene pc
sus meritos como uno de los Ell
mentos que mas vida lie ha dado
dicbO temple. Al efecto Sc acOrc
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-08-08
Multa de % MI
llones de dollars,

Nueva York, agosto s. La Standard Oil Com
pany ha noti6cado por medic de sus abogados, al
tribunal, que apelara para ante la Corte Suprema
de los Estados Unidos de la multa de $40 ooo. 900
impuesta.por infracci6n de las leyes de interesta-
dos 81 principal alegato del trust consiste en- que
la Constitution 10 autorza para hacer contrtos con
quien lie parezca, que esta fue una de las cinco
mil excepciones que present6 la Standard que el
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-08-08
JENARO MARQUEE LOPEZ

Ha muerto en- Las Piedras eS-
te noble ciudadano, este puertorri-
queiio que fue siempre, desde los
dias dorados de la juventud hasta
las sombrias noches de la vejez, un
patricia incorruptible que amo con
amor entranable a SUI pals, que ia
mas tuvo una sombra de TRACTION 4
sus benditas ideas en- el puro cfistal
de SUI vida, iluminado siempre por
estas palabras fulgurantes como So
les: patriotismo, frmeza, abnega.
ci6n.
Hondo sentimiento nos causa
la eterna ausencia del compatriots
venerable. lie estimabamos pro
fundamente. los eran conocido,
sus valiosos servicios prestados er
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-08-08
~--'
Don JacO ....
NOTAs De IRECIBO

Agosto 7.-aLa MascotaD fue
la preciosa obra que subio anoche
a la escena y donde demostraron
una vez mas los diStinguidos arts.
tas sus brillantes condolences, OBJ
teniendo exito complete las seno.
ras Vehi y Ramirez y los senores
Morales, Real, Casas y Vigil. Las
hermanas Carreras muy aplaudidas
en- el bale final Para el iueves,
aJugar con Fuego.D Sc anuncia
function para el viernes, sabado y
domingo, con nuevas obras de 10
mejor del repertoire.
-Ha sido presentado al Con.
cejo municipal un grupo de orde.
nanzas, hechas por el alcalde y juez
de paz, que vienen a llenar un vacic
en- una porci6n de particulares re
ferentes a sanidad, hygiene y orden
Seria conveniente que la comisi6r
encargada de su estudio dictamina
Sc a la mayor brevedad, pues asi Ii
exigen las CIRCUMSTANCES.
Sc imprimen gran actividac
a los trabajos de composition de i
calle de Jesus y Maria.
CoRRRSPoNSAI,.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-08-08
Impresiones y noticias

la Corte civil de San Juan, los Sc
flores Francisco Jimenez Sicardo,
Ceferino Nevarez, Jose Go1dils,
Ramon H. Delgado y Enrique
Acosta, para conocer en- el case de
los seiiores ]. G. White & ca, con.
ira Manuel Ayala, sobre expropia
ci6n forzosa.
En- la quiuta pagina de este
n1mero insertamos la adhesion po-
Utica del prestigioso obrero de Jua-
ma Diaz, don Eduardo R. Maduro,
que, en- vista de los malos procedi-
mientos puestos en- practica por los
jefes del republicanismo, Sc desliga
de todo compromise con dicho par
lido y viene a ingresar en- la Union
de Puerto Rico, donde caben todoS
los patriotas y todos los hombres de
buena voluntad.
-Inform6 hoy el gobernadt +
haber designado como Presidente
de la Comision del Servicio Civil de
Puerto Rico a Mr. H. Coles, que sc
encuentra actualmente en- los Esta.
dos Unidos. Dijo que le habia nom.
brado con fecha S del actual para
ese cargo, a fin de que para Ell I6 de
septiembre que le ha citado paia
que venga a esta isla, tenga tiempc
de estudiar, de acuerdo con date.
que lie ha enviado por conducto d,
, Mr. Jett y de la ley aprobada POI
nuestra legislature, el sistema gu,
ha de implantarse en- Puerto Rico
, Los demas miembros de dicha co
a mission son los senores Lcdo. dol
Rafael Palacios Rodriguez y el doc
tor don Jose Lugo Viha.
+ "A bordo del rFiladelfaD re
gres6 hoy de su excursion 4 los E,
n tados Unidos nuestro buen amig
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-08-08
ASUNTOS D|VERSOS
Fa11ecimientO de una
seflorita en- Bayam6n.
En- e1 Municipal.
PARA ESTADOS-UNIDOS
Buena funcl6n para esta no.
che. Hospital de variolo.
SOS en- Cayey.
PARA ESTADOS- -UNIDOS
Anoche falleci6 en- e1

Anoche fallecio en- el barrio de
"Pajaros de Bayamon, victlma
del titus, la bella { inteligente Sc
iiorita Rosaura Negr6n, hija del
poeta don Ramon Negr6n Flores,
ausente en- Humacao. Lamentamos
esta desgracia y enviamos q SIT atri-
bulada familia nuestro pesame mas
sentido.
-Esta noche Sc pondran en-
escena en- nuestro teatro ola Ira
pera0, oCarameloD y aEl pobre Val.
buenaS.
Han embarcado para los Es-
tados Unidos en- el vapor aBrookIyns
el jefe de Rentas internas y el pa
gador Official, seiiores Smith y Tett,
Ell prinero con 80 dias de licencia y
con 60 el segundo.
lie ha sido denegado a Ale
jandrina Torres, de San Juan, el
indulto que solicitara del Goberna-
dor para el con6nado Pascual Tro-
che Torres.
I Ell Consejero del Executive,
don Luis Sanchez Morales, que Sc
halla ausente en- el extranjero, ha
solicitado lie sea prorrogada la IL
cencia que Sc lie concediera.
Ell Director de Sanidad, Be-
nehcencia y Correcciones solicitado
del Conseio Executive que Sc eieve
de II centavos q I6 centavos las
raciones diarias a los enfermos del
) hospital de variolosos de Cayey.
A don Manuel Martin Tizol,
empleado de la pagadurla general,
lie ha sido concedido TN mes de Ii
cencia.
Ell sabado saldra para Qua
yama el Hon. Gobernador Post, a
cuyo punto ha convocado los alcal.
des de Cidra, Aibonito y Cayey pa.
ra tratar con ellos acerca de la va.
cunaci6n en- aquel distrito y mas
tarde en- toda la isla. Mr. Post pa.
sara de ALI a Cayey y regresara e.
domingo a San Juan.
= Al muchacho Jose Ma Ne
; gr6n, Sc lie dispar6 aver una pisto
la pequeiia de balines, de esas gu,
venden en- las quincallas como ju
guetes, perforandole TN dedo de Il
mano izquierda. In6nidad de We
ces hemos senalado el peligro gu,
ofrecen para los nihos esos jugue
: tes, pueS aunque pequefios son ar
: mas de fuego que pueden cualquie
: dia ocasionar una desgracia.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-08-08
POr Gable
s[RNO ESPECIAL De IA coBR!PODEUcw IA DEAOCRIur uMDI

juez las desestim6 todas. III record de las causa
es enorme y tendra que ievisarlo Ell Supreme que
quzas 10 haga llegar por conducto de la Corte de
apelaciones.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-08-08

y cOrreligiOpariO don Manuel Pa
lacios Salazar. Sea bienvenido.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-08-08
aMot de la hn.p

aMot de la hn.D
Varios cronistas de OCCASION han
echado las campanas a vuelo, con
motive de la presencia de la Matras
entire nosotros.
Mucho ruido de campanas es
ese. Prscisa tener en- cuenta que
toda exageracion resulta contra
producente.
Intelligent baHca go.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-08-08

todas las epocas a la santa causa
de la libertad, y su historic en- que
hay admirables rasgos de energia,
de nobleza y de altivez.
Duerma para siempre que
bien merece el descanso de la tum-
ba el viejo luchador tan combatido
por la contraria suerte. No muere
su recuerdo en- la terra que tanto
am6.
Sus estimables hijos don Fer
nando, don Jenaro y don Cssimiro
Marquee Roig y todos sus familia-
res. reciban el testimonio de nues-
ira profunda Eeua y honda simrs.
tia, en- este dia para ellos de luto
y de dolor.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-08-08

hacienda municipal en- Ell simpatico
pueblo referido.
Sinceramente felicitamos al
alcalde y ayuntamiehto de Naran-
jito por la buena obra que han rea-
lizado, demostrando plenamente
que son dignos y merecedores de la
| con6anza p1blica.
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FOR CHAPMAN
REVIVAL CAMPAIGN

The executive committee to arrange for
the coming j. Wilbur Chapman revival
campaign, which Is TO be carried on i'm
TINS city Tor three weeks. beginning Feb
6. met at the Y. NJ. G.. A. Yesterday af-
ternoon and organized with Rev. L. l..
Henson, ID. D., OF the Cranston Street
baptist church. as chairman. Mr. Chan
man wrote that he will be here on Dec
D. On that date he will attend the union
ministers meeting. and later i'm tho day
Will also meet the general committee 20
talk over the plans for the work TO be
carried on.
The services will begin on Feb 6 and
VIII continue during three weeks six
meetings each night will be on the pro-
gram TO be held In six different churches
simultaneously In various parts OF the
city.
The executive committee organized as
follows: Chairman, Rev. l.. l. Henson
-. D. secretary, Frank l.. Chase
treasurer Edward =. Metcalf: assistant
TREASURER. George W. Smith: Herbert r.
Maine. r. NJ Wheeler. Rev. Edward =.
Ntndc. Rev. James ". Mcconnell. T. w.
Waterman. Rev. John II. Brown. Rev.
Edward r Sandorson. Row e A. Han.
ley. Rev. J. II. Cooper, Rev. Edwa nj
Ilolyoke, Rev. Carter f.. Cate Rev. John
j. Hall. Rev. William w. Booth Harry
Gregory and Frederic H. Fuller
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SUNDAY SERVICES

nevolent streets--S s. $50: public worship
with communion. 1876: vespers, 4: tn
minister Augustus NJ. Lord will prcacl
morning and afternoon
Westminster. Adelaide avenue. Georg'
Kent. ministcr-Service and sermon, 1913
$ 8. i2:i5; twilight story service, S.
UNIvERsALIST.
First. Greene street, Rev III / Cushman
ID ID. pastor-Morning service. 1oi5: holy
communion, ~; 5 s. 1890; vespers. s; al
welcome.
Church OF the Mediator, Cranston and
Burgess streets. Rev w G Seleck. ID ID
pastor-Scrvice l0:i5. Mr. Selleck breaches
the first OF five sermons on christianity
and Mormonism:" communion. Il;
with promotion day exercises. 1880; mis-
sion study class, 8.
CATHOLIC
Cathedral OF SIS Peter and Paul. Cathe-
dral square-Low masses az Z. s and 9;St
o'clock. high mass at 1880 a m; vespers
and bcnediction at $3.50 y m. evening SER
O'Clock; S S at 2 IN.
st Joseph's. Hope street. Rev 7 + DO.
ran. v @, pastor-Masses at $3.50. s, and
1880 a m; vesper service and benediction
ST Michaels. Prairie avenue. Rev J c
Walsh. pastor-Masses :, s, Q; children
mass 10; high mass IL: vespers go
Church of the Holy Ghost Qtalian).
knight street, near Atwell's avenue. kev
Paolo Novoti, pastor-Masses 1880, anu
10 80; S 9:l5; vespers. 2.
ST Patrick's. state street, Rev William
1890; vespers 8: chiidren's mass. $3.50.
Church OF the Holy Rosary CPortu-
guese) Traverse street. Rev A Nj Serpa'
pastor-Masses. $50 and 1890: 5: ..
Church OF the Blessed Sacrament. cor
npr Academy and Regent avenues,
Mount Pleasant Rev w / simmons: pas
tor; Rev j Sullivan. assistant-Masses
s. and lo;4s; vespers. g. po,,or..
Church of the Assumption, Potter
avenue. Rev Thomas l. Kelley. pastor.
Masses 7;S0 s and 1890: s. ?; vespers. D.
81. CHARLES Borromeo tFrench), tatri-
son street. Rev A r Norbert. pastor
Masses s. 9 and 1870; s. 2; vespers at 5;
school
Church OF the Immaculate Conception,
West River street, Rev NJ O'Hare, pastor
Masses 7:30. $50 and 1890; s S, q; YES
pers. 3: baptisms at Sundays and ''io
Thursdays.
st Thomas. Fruit Hill avenue. Rev
Thomas F. Carroll. pastor-Masses q y
st Edwards, Wanskuck. Rev Fr Bless
Ing, pastor-Masses s, and l0:3O; o. -
vespers. 4.
Clarke. pastor-Low masses at ana -
high mass, 1890; vespers. 8; S for ooys'
10; for girls, 2 to g.
ST. Johns, Atwells avenue and Sutton
street, Rev McCabe, rector-f1rst
mass. Z; second mass and sermon. 3; and
singing by childrens choir: high mass
and sermon. 1915: s s as follows: Shris-
tlan Doctrine classes for girls. 9:f; Chris
tian Doctrine classes for boys, 2:SO; YES
pers and benedicton, $3.50.
st Theresa's church, Manton avenue,
corner OF Pope street. Rev FIR Flynn, pas
tor-Masses, Z. 9 and 1920; children's mass
$50; vespers, 3.
st Matthews, Auburn-Rev Joseph j
Scheuren. pastor--Masses, Sis and lOA5;
vespers. $3.50.
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Proposals for the Removal Of
Swill, House Offal and Gar
bage.

Sealed proposals addressed to the Com
mitee on Health Department for the coll
lection of swill, house offal and garbage
will be received at the office of the City
Clerk. City Hall. Providence. r. l.. until
Eleven o'clock a. m. December 10. 1907.
at which time said proposals will be
opened and bidders are. invited 10 be
present.
for "a definite sum for each year OF the
contract. which is To begin May I. 1908.
The swill. house offal and garbage are
to be removed i'm accordance with the
terms OF n contract which may be seen
at the Office OF the Superintendent OF
Health.
bVnS With some Surety Company as
surety. satisfactory 20 tho Committee in
the sum OF Ten Thousand $4,000 dol
lars conditioned for the faithful perform
ance OF the contract Will be required OF
the successful bidder
Tho right TO reject any or all propo-
sails is reserved.
HENRY FLETCHER, Chairman.
WILLIAM l.. CLARKE,
City Clerk and Secretary. n2s-It
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-11-30
APPONAUG

Another case OF diphthcria has been re-
ported 10 the health officer The victim
is lO-year-old girl in the family Of Fred
Hambly on the Riyerpoint road in the
village. This is the fourth case reported
within a week and the people are very
much alarmed over this continual out
break The cases are all at different parts
OF the village. which makes the chances
for spreading more favorable The cause
cannot now be traced TO the milk, as
each OF the families get their milk from
different parties.
WILL APPoNAUG BE DRY?
The question which is being freely ask
ed i'm the village during the last three
or four days is. "Will Apponaug be a dry
village next Sunday? VIII the saloons
dare TO commence the new year by keep
ing openP' Tomorrow will be the first
Sunday under the new rules and licenses.
President Barber at tho special council
meeting held last Wednesday said most
omphatically: THE saloons must be kept
closed on Sundays. or the licenses will be
revoked" VIII the presidents demand be
needed?
CHURCH SERVICES
At 81. GATHERINGS Catholic church to-
morrow morning the first mass will be
read at o'clock by the pastor. Rev. Il.
j. Malone. The list OF contributors to the
annual collection will be read at this SER
vice. Sunday school will be held at 10
O'Clock and will be I'm charge of Miss
Bridget Haniss. There will be no evening
service in Apponaug, but services will
be held at the Church OF our Lady OF
Mercy at East Greenwich at 7:30 o'clock
At the Central Baptist church the
morning service will be conducted by the
pastor. Rev. Thomas n. Rave, at II
o'clock Sunday school will be held at
1886 I'm charge OF Supt Robert T. Thur
ber Prayer service will be held I'm the
evening at O'Clock. The organst. Mrs.
Crane, will assist the pastor at this SER
vice. The Senior society OF Christian En-
deavor will meet after the services.
AT ST. Barnabas Episcopal church the
first service will be held at H. Sunday
school will be held at 9:45 I'm the Guild
hall. Evening service will be held at
o clock and will be conducted by the pas
tor Rev. r. IT, Woffenden.
AT the Plains Meeting House on the
Greenwood road there will be a sermon
preached at 1880.
NOTES.
Mrs. Mary Mccormick, who suffered a
shock from the effects of fire in her
house last Wednesday. Is somewhat Inn
proved but is still confined TO her bed.
Mrs. John Wheeler who was Injured
several weeks ago by falling from an
electric car. is still very lame from her
Injuries and IL will he some time before
she Is able to be about again
Charles Sloan. foreman OF the engrav-
ing department and his wife are visiting
friends I'm Boston.
The schedule OF bowling IN the Apo
naug Bowling league next week is as fol-
lows: Monday. Parrott and Cards team:
Wednesday. Williams and Carruthcrs'
team. In the Pawtuxet Valley league Ap.
ponaug will play at Natick on Tuesday
evening.
Business at the plant OF the Apponaug
company Is rushing at the present time.
Many or the departments are running
overtime
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CITY or PROVIDENCE.

City Clerks Office, City Hall.
Providence. November 25, 1907.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-11-30
HURLED FROM WAGON:
DIED SOON AFTER

ovide Rosseau OF Central Falls. r. l.,
met his death last evening. being hurled
from his wagon, while driving at a very
fast rate down Main street. Pawtucket.
Patrolman Bubier who saw the fatality
states that the wagon overturned, while
tbs driver ati~mptsd 20 cross East avenue
throwing Rosseau SO that his head struck
the curbine
Inc man nVed but few moments. he
died while being conveyed TO the Twin
City hospital I'm an ambulance. Rosscau
was 20 years old and lived on fremont
street Central Falls. lie leaves a widow
and four children
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-11-30
IN THE FIELD
G. c.
OF LABOR
MEETINGS TONIGHT.

MEETINGS TONIGHT.
Brewers, Labor Temple.
Bakers, Labor Temple.
CARPENTERS.
The Carpenters union met at the La
Dor Temple last evening. There was
very great Improvement in the attend
ance. The usual work OF the meeting
was considered. During the talk on the
good and welfare OF the union consider
able interest was aroused over the pro-
posed federation OF carpenters Of the en-
tire state. The general sentiment seemed
TO be decidedly in favor OF such pro-
ject and the originators OF the idea are
assured of the hearty and undivided
support OF the members OF the unions.
A meeting for the final organization of
the carpenters of the entire state is to
be held next week at the Labor Temple.
MACHINISTS.
on Tuesday evening the machnists are
TO hold their regular open meeting, which
is held on the first Tuesday in each
month. For this Tuesdays meeting the
committee having the arrangements in
charge have secured "a number of we'll
known speakers. All workingmen OF this
city, particularly those interested in la
Dor unions, are welcome at this open
meeting. on Wednesday evening will he
held a meeting OF the newly-organtzed
ladies' auxiliary of the machinists'
unions. There will be a number OF speak,
ers, including Business Agent Johnson,
who will discuss the general scope and
usefulness Of a ladies' auxiliary to the
union.
PLUMBERS
The Plumbers union met at the Labor
Temple last evening. One or the import
ant matters before the members was the
report OF Business Agent Coleman. This
report was finally ordered filed. Several
communications from the international
and from other quarters that had been
received Were read. The report OF the
treasurer was heard. Several candidates
for admission were initiated and the
meeting adjourned.
FIREMEN.
Firemen's local 75s met at the Labor
Temple last evening The union holds
meetings twice a month and there was
considerable work to be attended TO. The
usual reports were read In the regular
order. The committee of investigation
reported favorably In regard TO the can
oidates and these were voted into the
union. The report OF the treasurer was
read and the meeting adjourned.
Gittel Hainson, an lS-year-od Rouma-
nian girl who was adjudged insane and
committed to the state hospital shortly
after her arrival here two years ago. has
been ordered deported by Commissioner
OF Immigration Watchorn. All the girls
friends reside I'm this country and the
girls brother has made every effort TO
gain permission for her remaining here,
\ but his efforts will probably be of no
/ avail. as her remaining here Is against
the immigration laws OF this country.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-11-30
NEW FIRE COMPANIES
PREPARE FOR DUTY

That Engine Company g and Truck
Company 10. newly established may be
put In commission for duty tomorrow
morning in the new building at Point and
Friendship streets the members will re-
port at the fire station this noon and pre-
pare the house for duty. This will consist
mainly in receiving the furniture and ar
ranging Il 20 the best advantage. All OF
service.
been member OF Engine Z. has been
transferred TO the new engine company
and last evening the men OF Engine Z
presented him a new fire service hat in
appreciation OF his popularity.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-11-30
FORAKER WILL RETIRE
FROM NATIONAL SENATE
With Taft for Control of Ohios Delegation
National Republican Convention.

rights OF citizenship Is concerned. my
views are well known. When the Republi-
can party falters In that high duty il will
fail and go out OF power. and il will de-
serve defeat
when the national committee shall
have issued the call for the next national
Republican convention. I shall, as here
tofore announced. formally request the
state central committee 10 embody I'm it's
call for the next state convention a re-
quirement that all delegates 10 that con-
vention shall be chosen by a direct vote
OF the Republican electors OF the state
and duly authorized primary elections
held i'm accordance with the statutes ap-
plicable thereto"
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-11-30
MISCELLANEOUS

Ic. per word nrst Insertion, &c. re-
peat, I wk Sc. per words 2 wks. sc. per
word, 3 wks. &c. per word; . mo. Sc
per word.
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Mr.. F. n. ROSCOE
12l Broadway. Previdene~
RELIABLE
CLAIRVOYANT
DIED

kLLEN-At Fort Bayard. New. Mex
leo, Nov. s, 1907. George Wallridge.
second son OF Gen Charles j. Allen,
L. A. and Elizabeth Wallridge
Allen, of Washington, ID. G.
BRAYMAN-In this city, on the 2sth
inst Annie c., daughter of George
c. and the late Annie Brayman.
DELANEY-In this city. on the 29th
inst, James Il. Delaney.
GANNON-In this city. on the Goth
inst. Joseph Il. Cannon, aged al
years.
HOLLOwAY--In Peace Dale, Nov. %,
Eunice r. Holloway. aged 30 years.
xEENAN-In this city, on the 29th
inst, James Il. Keenan,. Residence
S5 Bowdoin street.
MATHEWsON-In East Greenwich. H.
l., Nov. 20. Mary Ellen vote OF Olney
Mathewson, in her 65th year
PARkHURST-In this city. on the Goth
inst. Daniel ;. Parkhurst.
sMILEY-In this city. the 2sth inst,
Mary T.. wife OF William II. Smiley
in the 61st year Of her age
sMITH-In Pawtucket. 30th inst
James q. Smith. aged 40 years
SWEET-ln Virginia, on the 27th inst
Amos II. Sweet, In his 10Th year.
TRIPP-In this city. on the 29th inst
Benjamin Trip, in the S4th year OF
his age.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-11-30
TO LET.

A WINTER COTTAGE AT OAKLAND
Beach to rent at half price until May /;
partially furnished IL desired. CLINTON
BENNETT. Oakland Beach. oS