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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-06-24
Werfeblt nieutals.

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Elm einaiaes, bas icb aefunoen babe.
bas Dbne ssebl in meiner Samilie ale
iDlhe 4rantbeiten tuie gcSerna, Sting
uurn1 unb ale bic anberen iufenoen
2eioen aebeilt bat. Dieies Wittel
lift 6unt's Cure. Mir aebrauhen es
INNER uno e8 perfeblt ME in Der
Birtuna. so genta uno $1.00 sSla.
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gHpa,t III es nrtia1l

gBeb, S6nier3efi, Brat1o' un0
Shnittmunoen. Werrentunaen uno
anoere dbnlibe Beihmerben tperoen
gemDhnlih aueenblidlih gehoben,
iebr hdufta iufurt sebeilt burh eine
einaiee Nnmenbune bes unnereIeih.
lihen Mtttels Gunt's 2iabtnino Oil.
3eioet nidbt. Shiebtllee niGbt auf.
@uau 1T esln6tia.
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smtebt es mint am.

gripart gud ben ettpaigen lpdte.
rem GnfaQ eines idameren 5iebers,
inoem Sbr guer Sbftem iebt BON Der
Nniamtnlung BON unreinigteiten Be.
freit. Simmons Sariapariua Der.
ridtet bic Grbeit. @r bringt eutes
8lut, auegeSeibneten Mppetit, goose
Sraft uno sroBeu l1nternebmunes'
oeigt.
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0enft narnn.

gs banoelt iid nid3t oarurn, pie
Shr lebt, ionoern tuie Cure 2eber lit.
SIT iie niht in perfetter Oronune,
brinpt tie oabin ourd, Den @ebraub
BON Simmons 9iner 8urifier - nur
in 8innidabteln. gs lit oas iiderite,
bette uno anaenehnite Wlittel fiir Die.
les Organ. oas lie berausaebroht
muroe.
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Eeeiset ntdat.s

Go lift niht n6tie an ldmeraenoen
6dmOrrhoioen au uleioen. tuenu bunt's 8
Cure iraeno einen 6au unter @aran.
tie abiulut beilt. Gin einmalieer De.
brauh miro gud BON ber Iursiia.
Iihteit oes Wittel8 iiberseuaen.
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@ebraucht es elm weaI.

STIR ihmeraenoe 6dmDrrboioen bat
cunts Sure nitht ieines gleiden.
Cine NpplitatiDn linoert - cine
Smahtel beilt. @arnntiert.
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Y n { u ntt:

Bot Chicago, st. Souls, sfanias gitp,
Dallas, Sort @Drtb un6 @acD, tagilA
(Suniet DepDt) ).........7.3 80 mproens
9ucalaug nia Snithbille -. 9.05 nbenbs
NlamD Special BON SmitbbifIe. SDuHon,
@oloeftor .6.2e rnOrqenB.
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ssacb @acD. Sort BDrtb, Dallas, RamIas
9th. ct. Souls Anb Chicago, taglic5,
(Suniet Deppt) .......... 800 aben6s
9pcalaua nia Smitbnille.. -. 7.3O bonn.
NlamD special naeb SmitbniTle, pDuiton.
galbefton 1925 abenos.
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@eht su YuretalIers
9 aIoD I, une & e It aurant, Bill
litasStraBe neben Der 6alIe Der Der
lrlnnnsI6bne.
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M6d, 0srnsnnaniue

Ser Bug Der SunIet gictoria 9ibiiion.
abfabrt 6 90 mor9ens. nadt In glaceoD
gerbinbuna NIT Der @uIf gooit Cine fir
gorpus gbriffi, Gnfunft bort, 4.55 naebnt.
Nnfunft in BrDpnsDille ....9.25 aben6s.
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Die Aaarmorbrdde Garraras.
9stptnaane, TRANSPORT astb Wertrteb ssj
mestAnpHen @inexaIS.


DestADoHen WsineraIS.
ltnpeit oes romantif9 gelegenen
etdbt9ens Garrara in Stalien befin,
ben ii9 bic tpeltberiibmten Marmors
Bride. mebr ais 400 an Der 3abl. Die
R0mer beretts eetponnet tn iener 9es
senb bds Wlatsrtdl fir bie Gtatuen
bes RapttoIs unb bte 8ilbfaulen ber
Ratfer. Dts btlltseren Mfarmorforten
bienten su 9empelbduten. gtnfdHuns
gen ber Strabenrdnber. aur @ustlets
buns ber DffeutIt4en unb prtpaten
8abebGufer II. I. 10. Die Rutnen BET
@tabt Cunt, bes 9auptausfubrortes
Fir ben r0mif4en Marmorbanbsl. ers
beben iid beute nod nt9t nett BON
Garrard.
Die tleine 9afenftabt Npsnaa pers
mittelt ben ueberfeetransport ber
Marmorquabern. 8lDde, platten,
Sdulen unb prismenartis ausefhntt@
tenen Gormen biefes Minerals. Gang
Garrara lebt bonn Marmor. Diefer
fetbit 1T nur In fetnen beiten Nrten
polItommen neib unb finbet bann In
Der 0esentpart NIT 9Riidii9t auf feline
berb1ltnibmGbtge Seltenbeit unb lets
men hoben preis pobl nur ausfhliebs
lt9 fiir portrdtitatuen gerpenbung.
Der Mbt5nunsen bonn aarten 8lGulids
tpeib bis our @9pdrae bes Gbenbols
aes, bem Sell bes 8erniteins nnb bem
Grin bes @erpenttns gtbt es i'm ears
rartf4en Warmor unenblih biele. Die
Wartstdten i'm ipeiben Wdrmor iinb
aud ouberorbentlin sahlrei6, unb es
gebSrt f9on Elm febr geiibtes Nuae
baau, Inn bier ben tbatfd9lt9sn Werth
Der berfdiebensn @orten au beittmmen.
Der prsis fir cine Rubifparb fets
men, peiben Garraramarmors f9mantt
bon $75 bts 5u $500. Sabrli9 per@
ben tn unb I'm garrara ettpa 100000
@entner i'm Wertbs bon minbeFens
81, ,250,o00 seponnen. @ebr piele
ouspdrttse 4iinftler bon Ruf laTen
BITE DentmGlsr mad ibren Gntiparfen
tn Garrara gang ober tbeilpeiis auss
fiibren, benn es sibt bort febr gef1idte
9tlbbauer unb Steinmesen. SIN iibri<
gen bat fid bas Grobtopttal aud in
Garrora Der Marmprgeipinnuns unb
<@erf4idung bemd4tist. gngIif4es
unb fransDiifdes @elb Dor alIem 1ut
eine gan3e Heibe neuer, fs6r ersiebtgsr
Gruben erfblofen. Die Gifenbabn
befOrbert setpaltige Meneen bes prGn<
tfsen unb eblen @eiteins in fertisem
unb balbfertisem 3uftanbe na1 alien
9tmmelsri9tungen.
Ste sbdtigfeit in ben Marmorbrii,
den felbft gebDrt gu ben Der @efunbs
beit auberOrbentli1 na6tbeiligen.
Neuerbtngs tit acknowledgements bic
ttalienifhe Hegierung audi bier be-
itrebt, burd lleberpaduns Der Mrs
bettsperbdltniife, bur6 9orf9riften
hpsienifder unb fo5ialpolitif9er Dirt
etne 8eferung in Der Gage Der glrbeie
ter berbei5ufiibren.
Betrsffs beg WlarmOrtransports 1T
gu bemerten, baB bic Marmorbl0de
auf S4leifen an langen Strtden au
mod6t TX n,,n Ma h;s s,s srnsIs
gSnfen mnb msbr sShren6, S6fsnosl
fnonr nor einem ;ensr ,,noss;iosz gsn
nen b,iTsn aoi, s;r oetnaIt;osr gSo~~
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(0ulf Gbpre.)
Z

Nab gnero. Bictpria, Bort 2auaca, Cot.
pMs gbriIi, 8rotSnspi[Ie. Gio @ronbe
9th, GDliab, BeebifIe, BbortDn, 8nIas
ctDs un6 S0uiton ....,.6 600 mDreens.
Nntunft .8.45 abenbs.
Der Sam Snufnn" snarhIguerD. gictp.
rio, 80 barton un SDufDr ...........
Nbfahrt.........a..s..7.55 abenhs
Mnfunft ............7.O0 90 murqen8.
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&eine Wlarter Tam nit Der BON
6beumatismus neralihen merben.
Neaert 9au. 1881, BET @imer &
Mmems, linoert ibneu n[les.
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Gomtbert 4acific @abn.5
ca 4 ( L L L

abfahrt.,
Rad gseiu Orleans. Souffnn unh Sol.
ueitun t6aliB .......... IL. TO mittaos.
uttb ...................1 11.30 aben68.
Rad eagle 8aE, gl 8aID. galifprnien
unb Neritu. ..8 nDrm. u. $50 abenoS.
Nntuntt.
Bon getp Urleans, psuitpn unt Col.
neiton tdalib ..........6 $3.50 mDrgens.
WUu OsUU JtWC9Wt. ........ss..ss.s..s.
Bon gt 8aiD, gaIifornien unb MeritD
.....,.... u.40 BORN. unb Ii nbenos.
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- 8ie oft 1T Der Dant Elm Nus.
meg, un1 niht oanfbar iein gu tnfiien!
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ct. 2pnts & Can SramctScpiBa Baba.
Nbfahrt.

Rad Sort Smith, Springfield. Ct. Souls.
seanias Gits, Chicago IS. & o. g. De.
Gnfunft.
&Dn ct. Souls. 8anias gitb, Baris, Obi.
eaAD. D.................. 10.10 mDraens.
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G0H ct. 2ouisu. benz Often, $50 mprgens
Bon lucalen 8untten 49,. 10. 10 uprgens.
Ben ct. Souls u. bein Often, 7.25 aben6s
Bon 9are6D unb Oterifo -. leo nadbn1.
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Dprtf4rttt TN Q 0 4.
MI n n 11u{er her h,,rA 6{ffa ID

Dor or lit m y r.
bten #. Inter Der bur9 6itfssGes
neralpoitmeiiter Degratp in MaIbings
ton eingefiibrten Mstbobe bes 6antls
rens ntdt abselieferter YoftIa9en re-,
tournirt itst BITE Nbtbeiluns fir IN,
befteabdre 8riefe ale fof6s 9riefe, bic
ognosairt fperben fOnnen, an bic 4bs
fenber. Btsber tonnte Elm betrd&tz
lider EbeiI folder 8riefs tpegen Manz
gels an Gaeilit6ten ntdt retournirt
tperoen. Sim @an3en singen in Der
Gbtbeilune I'm Gebruar 1,o50,303
ni4t abselieferte Qoftftiide Elm, i'm
@erslei9 gu 894,136 @tiiden i'm syes
bruar 1906. Sn 6112 bon ben ges
Sffneten unbeitetlten 8riefen puroe
Gelb i'm @efommtbetrase BON $5946
gefunben.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-10-04
NICKEL THEATRE

There Is an unusually long and interest
Ing program OF motion pictures and IL
lustrated songs at the Nickel Theatre the
last three days OF this week, comedy and
dramatic subjects blended. THE Adven-
turess' is the title OF a stirring story In
which two spies In the Russian army
employ a willy woman TO get some val
liable secret documents for them and
when she, with her wles has made a
young officer her victim and stolen the
papers from him. the spies refuse to pay
her. whereupon there are some exciting
happenings. The Mill Girl" is another
excellent dramatic picture, telling OF the
rivalry of young workman and a mill
owner OF interruptions intentions for the
hand Of a pretty young girl The burn
ing OF the MILL with the hero tied to the
machinery and about TO be burned to
death. is one OF the exciting features of
this animated picture story "rhe Silt
Race" is a comical picture OF all kinds OF
women. short and tall thin and fat. try
Ing TO race upon stilts. Poor Pig Is an
uproariously funny chase OF a suually
pig, over all kinds OF obstacles until no
is finally caught In a pond into which
his pursuers have to go TO get him. ''Thc
Horse That Ate the Baby" is as funny
as II is mysterious Bob Alden and the
Nickel quartet continued 10 sing MY
Dixie Land" and IL made the same big hit
II did early In the week. and Miss Beau
lieu sang very sweetly Meath the Old
Cherry Tree, Sweet MARIE
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-10-04
warren

The politicians are beginning preparn-
tions for the annual fall election. The
Democrats will hold a caucus next Mon
day evening to nominate candidates for
the legislature and appoint delegates for
the party convention. 1t is said that
Frank w. Smith of the town council Is
making bid for the position now held
by Representative Samuel l.. Peck. Mr..
Peck, 1t is understood. is still a candi-
date. and desire sto succeed himself. Tho
Republicans will probably hold a caucus
next week.
At the meeting OF the First Baptist
church last evening the ladies' Bible class
entertained the mems Bible class. A So
cial time was enjoyed and an interesting
musical program of exercises given under
the direction of Mr.. Frank w. Smith. A
violin solo was given by Willard Wall,
a whistling solo by Fern Johnson and
readings by Miss Grace whiting. Fred
Smith sang solo and Miss Mitchell
played a piano selection. Refreshments
were served during the evening.
The annual election OF officers Of the
Ladies' Aid society of the Warren Meth
odist church, which was to have been
held last evening. was continued one week.
Word has been received of the death at
Chicago last Tuesday of Esther Cole Gar.
land, a former resident OF this town and
daughter of the late Charles and Eliza
Luther.
Martha A. Carr, a former resident of
Tuesday in Cranston. Burial took place
today In the North Cemetery.
The Republican caucuses for the elec-
tion OF delegates and the nomination of
candidates for the general assembly will
be held Oct. and Oct. II.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-10-04
TR|ENN|AL CONVENTION
FAv0RS $5,000,000 FUND

Richmond, Va, Oct. 4,-The second day
Of the triennial general convention of
the Protestant Episcopal church in the
United States passed uneventfuIly for
both the house OF bishops and the house
of deputies although excellent progress
was reported In the work OF organization.
The reception of foreign church digni-
tartes was concluded In both houses. A
reception to the members of the house
OF bishops and their families, and to the
visiting bishops was given last night by
Bishop Gibson of the diocese of Virvnia.
The house OF deputies found time to
Indulge in little frivolity. telegram
was received from the negro institute
at Hampton, Va, inviting the house 10
visit the school at the, expense OF the
latter. DR.. Randolph McKim, president
of the house, to whom the telegram was
addressed. remarked incidentally that the
dispatch had cost him N.73. No action
was taken on the invitation.
The house OF bishops received a similar
Invitation and committee was appoint
ed to respond.
A book on the negro question. written
by Blshop Brown of Arkansas, was
recommended to the house of deputies
in a speech by Deputy Jones of the
Arkansas diocese. The purpose of his
speech was hardly made plain before
there were numerous protests that the
lobby of the church was the proper place
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-10-04
BY c. E. BARNEY,

Real Estate Auctioneer. SO weybosset st.
Will be sold at public auction, on MON
DAY. October Il. A. ID. 1907, at IL
o'clock noon, on the premises herein
after described, by virtue of the power
OF sale contained In certain mortgage
deed made and executed by Herman
Hermann and Kathi Hermann, bearing
date August %, 1900. and recorded in the
Town Clerks office I'm the Town OF
Cranston. X. l., In Real Estate Mort
gage Book, No. "a, at page PCS. the con-
dtions OF said mortgage deed having
been broken:
one certain lot OF land situated on the
easterly side oil Laurel Hill avenue I'm
the Town OF Cranston, II. l., the same
being lot numbered Twenty COO on the
"Sprague Homestead Plat on Cranston
street I'm said Cra aston, II. L., by J. A.
Latham, A. ID. 1890" a copy of which
plat Is on record I'm the Town Clerks Of
fce In said Cranston,- reference thereto
being had for full description for eaid
lot. and Is the same lot conveyed TO this
grantor by oeed from Albert l.. Andrews,
dated April 70, 1900. and recorded on Book
No W, at page 426, OF the records of
deeds In the Town OF Cranston, r. l.
by order of the mortgage, who here
by gives notice of his intention to bid at
said sale or at any postponement or ad-
journment thereof
Providence, II. l., September q, 1907
s2S-21t
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MORTGAGES SALE.

Will be sold at public auction on the
premises, on WEDNESDAY, October 8.
1907, at 10 o'clock a. m. by virtue of
the powers of sale contained in a GER
tain mortgage deed made by Nicholas
w. Medbury and Anna NJ. Medbury.
his wife, bearing date October IL, 1875,
and recorded In the records of mort
cages OF real estate in the City OF
Providence. In book No. 76. page 1913. the
conditions of said mortgage having
been broken
That lot OF land with the buildings and
Improvements thereon, in Providence OIL
Lockwood street and Is known as lot No.
81 on a plat of land called Map of Timo-
thy Virgins. land situated in the south
westerly part of the city OF Providence
by NJ. B. Lockwood and recorded In book
of plats, No. 2. page TO- Recorders office,
Providence. r. /. Said lot Is bounded
easterly by Lockwood street. on which
II measures 47ia feet, northerly on lots
Nos. 9s and 80 OF said plat, on which 1t
measures 100h feet. southerly on lot No.
Dc, on which II measures 102 1-N feet, be-
ing same premises conveyed to this
grantor by two deeds. viz. both dated
is May. 1s4s. and recorded in book No. lilo,
pages lO7 and 1OS Providence. r. !.
BY order of the assignee of the mort
gagee, who hereby gives notice of her In
tention to bid on the said premises at
said sale or Of any adjournment thereof
Providence. r. l., September IA, 1907
sli-2lt
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to sell books. Mr.. Jones responded that
the profits from the sales would be used
In carrying on negro missions, but he
was ruled out of order.
The New Jersey diocese presented an
invitation from Atlantic City inviting the
convention to meet there in 1910
The diocese OF Los Angeles obtained
the Endorsement OF a memorial that a
commission be appointed to raise s., ,OO0,-
600 to be added to the general fund for
the relief OF clergy and members of their
families
From the diocese of Springfield, Ill.
came petition asking communicates to
aid In the building fund for IS. Peter
and Paul cathedral at Washington, and
TO remember IL In their wills. A resolu-
tton was then adopted commencing the
construction of a national cathedral.
Several memorials were received in
both houses relative to the remarriage of
divorced persons. In both houses con-
current resolution was adopted express
Ing satisfaction that a high moral posi-
ton had been taken on this subject since
the last general convention and the hope
that positive action would be taken at the
present convention.
The house of deputies received a mes
sage from the Women's Auxiliary an
nouncing that at the thank Offering SER
vices the offerings amounted to s222, ,353. At
the convention three years ago the Offer
ing was si5O,000.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-10-04
CITY OF PROVIDENCE.
TAX OF 1907

Whereas, The Board of Assessors OF the
city OF Providence have assessed tax in
accordance with the resolution OF the City
Council, No. 165, approved May IL. 1907. and
the City Treasurer has received a warrant
to collect the same, notice is hereby given
to all persons assessed by said tax to pay
their respective taxes at the office of the
City Treasurer on or between the first
and twenty-flrst days OF October, A. ID.
1907. inclusive.
The City Treasurer will attend daily
during said period Sundays and holidays
excepted) at his office from 9 O'Clock a.
m. to o'clock p. m, except Saturdays.
On Saturdays his office will close at u
O'Clock m.
Interest will be added at the rate OF
eight per centurn per annum from October
1, 1907. on all taxes and assessments not
paid before O'Clock D. IN. on Monday,
October q. 1907
Said tax includes assessments made for
furnishing curbstones and constructing
sidewalks.
INQUIRIES BY MAIL AS TO THE
AMOUNT OF TAX WILL BE PROMPT
LY ANSWERED AND PAYMENT CAN
BE REMITrED AT THE SENDERvS IS
RISK BY CHECK OR MONEY ORDER
BUT CHECKS SENT BY MAIL MUST
BE RECEIVED ON OR BEFORE FRI
DAY. OCTOBER Is, 1907.
WALTER l.. CLARKE, City Treasurer
oct list
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-10-04
Dl ED

BERTH--suddenly. In this city. DR.:
William III. Berth, SON OF Thomas and
Theresa Berth, at his home 27S orms
street
DVLLIvANT-In Pawtucpss,t; ps,;,,:S October te 3 3,
Motive of funeral later.
DURRoyGHs---In Brooklyn, n. Y, Oct.
Wl1afn ana Hsanrx xars son q nurreuEhs ine ase
'os" Cooke. wife Of George Waux @ cresson.
DoUGHTY-In Pawtucket, Oct. 2, Earle
w, son of Frank p. and Hattie l.
Doughty. aged IL years.
DouGLAss-on Sept q, Susan D.. wife
OF the late Andrew M. Douslass'aged
10 years.
FANNING-In this city, on the Sd inst,
Margaret daughter OF Hugh and
Mary (Ford) Tanning.
FAULKNER-In this city, on the Sd
s MssE MssEdence A ws No fan aoyle X stTss
GILLERIN--In this city, on the Sd inst,
Joseph, beloved son OF Hugh and
Catherine Gillerin, aged years, IA
days
GREENE--In warwick. Oct. 1. 1907.
ard Greene.
Bridget, widow Of Michael Maniey.
HARTY--In this city, on the I'd inst,
James Harty.
KING-In this city. Oct. I'd, at SO COL
fax street. Jackson walthon Orleans
King. in his 03d year.
McNULTY--In Hillsgrove. on the Sd
inst, Ellen Il. McNulty, daughter OF
James J. and the late Mary McNulty.
MoRAN-In this city, on the I'd inst.
Catherine, wife of the late Peter
Moran.
NORRIs-In Plympton. Mass, on the
2d inst, Alice A. wife OF the Rev.
Thomas f. Norris, pastor OF the
Plympton Congregational church, In
her 59th year
POWERs-In this city. on the Sd inst,
Henry Powers, In his 6sth year
sMITH-In this city, on Oct. I'd, Eliza
Smith. daughter OF Eliza and the late
Patrick Smith Residence. s Zone
street.
sANFORD--In South Attleboro. Mass.
October 3, Mary A. (Blllington) San
ford, wife OF Thomas A. Sanford.
wALKER--Tn Foster, Oct. 2, stephen NJ.
Walker, aged 45 years.
wATTs-In this city. on the Sd inst.
George 70. Watts. aged 33 years, Il
months. days.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-10-04
PROF. MITCHELL
WILL Be TRIED
FOR HElESY

Syracuse. N. Y, Oct. 4-The Central
New York Methodist Episcopal church In
executive session at Auburn yesterday
considered the charges of heresy against
Rev. Hinkley q. Mitchell. preferred by
Rev. George Alfred Cooke Of the Troy
conference.
A committee appointed a year ago re-
ported that II did not find the charges
sufficient to warrant action by the con-
ference.
Rev. Mr.. Mitchell was formerly profess
sor OF theology In Boston university. a
new committee was appointed and repest-
ed that. although II considered there was
basis for the charges, recommended
that no action be taken. inasmuch as
Rev. Mr.. Mitchell does not hold the po-
sition OF professor OF theology al Boston
university.
This was unsatisfactory to the defend
ant and he demanded q trial. which will
be given to him alter.
The charges are false teaching In that
he disseminated false doctrines concern
Ing the person of Christ; concerning the
inspiration and authority OF the Holy
Scripture. both OF the Old and Of the New
Testaments, In which he assails the In
tegrity and authority OF large portions
Of the Old Testament and destroys faith
In the essential deity of our Lord Jesus
Christ. He falsely teaches that the Pen
tateuch is made up largely OF literary
forgeries and that Jesus Christ, the Son
of God, ignorantly supposed that Moses
was Its human author. By his affirma-
tions and negations concerning the PEN
tateuch and concerning plain statements
OF facts in the New Testament he practi-
cally destroys the history and literary
foundation Of the Christian faith. as set
forth and maintained in our articles OF re-
ligion and other authorized standards OF
doctrines"
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-10-04
LEGAL NOTICES
LIQUOR LICENSES


Onice OF the Board of Police Commis-
si6ners, 16l Fountain Street.
Providence. II. L.. Sept. AZ, 1907.
Applications for second-class ltcenses
ana transfers TO sell pure, spirituous.
malt and intoxicating liquors have been
made by the following named persons
John r. Mes!SyoiS sEcoMp &c GtAss GaSsfora avenue.
TRANSFERS.
X. j. Bottling Co. 621-627 Union avenue,
TO Raffaele Carevaie.
vi,y Henry Bertolaccini. iss Cedar street. to
Domenico Pettine. Isl Cedar street. to
los Spruce street.
Francesca Pictocchelli, COL Charles
street. to Cimini e. Liberatore.
refer Scully, 60 Orange street, TO He
man Schnett
Edmund II. Hackctt. los Pine street. to
12Q Gesler street.
20 Gta,ssppe t,s.ee vsnssttuo. 5 Charles street.
Angelo Ricci.
Burns & IDrumm. 1902 Atwells avenue.
Arthur M. Moiter. II Olneyville square.
TO corner Appleton and Putnam streets.
Bernard f. Donahue. 23S Prairie ave-
nue.. TO Austin Conley.
Blue Rose Botding Co. 2s1 Atwelrs
avenue. to Colonial Bottling Co. 1ss At
wells avenue.
John Cannon. 1s1 Douglas avenue, to
Thomas McKenna. 1876 North Main
street. 10 Canno * Brennan.
The Board OF Police Commissioners
will be in their office at 16l Fountain
street. on TUESDAY. Oct. Is. 1907 at 2
o'clock, at which time and place all par
ties obJecting 10 the granting OF any Of
the above applications may be heard.
-ReHferstrances must be flied ON OF before
II o'clock on the day of hearing and must
be accompanied by plat.
BY order OF the Board.
s27-14t SAMUEL GEE. Secretary.