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TELEGRAMS IN BRIEF.

NEW YORK, July 1.-THE mortality OF
this city this week was from 1,051 to ITO,
which Is q very high rate considering the
temperature and state of the weather.
NEW York, July 1S.-Orange Judd, the
publisher, has assigned for the benefit of bis
creditors. His debts are individual, and do
not affect the Orange Judd Publishing Com
pany. - Y
BISMARCK, July Is. - O'Donnell and
Wannegan, the wild hunters who thre atened
the life of the Marquis de Mores, were ex.
amined to-day and committed to jail In de-
fault ofslo,O0o bail.
In . decision, Secretary Teller holds that
filing made before q clerk in the Office of q
Register OF Land Office who may be act
ing de fdcto but not de jure, has the same
effect as If made before q Register, and Is
valid.
SAN FRANCISCO, July 12.--The Pacific
Board of Underwriters report the destruction
of property by fire on the Coast the frst six
months, 81, SOC, 900, and will probably show
an enormous increase yearly. The average
insurance loss the last twelve years has been
under million.
ST. JOSEPH, Mo-, July ia special from
Marysville, Mo, says that place was visited
by a cyclone between II and / o'clock to-
| day. Thirteen Of the best business houses
were unronfed; the court house and Jail
badly damaged; the city hall, Presbyterian
church and other buildings were partly
wrecked. Mrs. Reynolds was the only per-
son injured.
ROME, July 14.-An article, written with
the consent of the Pope, which appeared in
RdSsegnd, reviews the Irish question with
the object Of showing that the policy of the
Vatican has been consistent throughout the
present pontifcate. and for period long an
terror thereto. The article Is an emphatic
| reassertion of-tbe principles contained In the
recent letter Of the Pope TO the Irish bishops.
PoRr TOWNSEND, W. T., July 12.-It Is
discovered that Cinnamon iu considerable
| numbers are being struggled into the Ter.
| ritory from British Columbia. The collect.
| or succeeded 10 capturing nine last Saturday
but the custom force Is so small that IL is i'm
possible to wholly prevent 1t. As many as
fifty are known to have been Struggled
| through at one time.
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Archbishop Purcell Blu ied.

CINCINNATI, July 12.-Archbishop Pur
cells burial took place to day IN The little
cemetery at St. Martins place. Rev. DR..
Callaghan was the celebrant Of the Greg r
ian Mass in the chapel. When the process,
sion reached the cemetery the priests sur
rounded the grave, the nuns with lighted
candles took their position within q small
enclosure, and the people formed on the out.
side of the enclosure. In this position the
Benedictus was sung. The body was then
lowered to its final resting place. Before
burial the costly ornaments, the gifts of
friends. were removed, and the body was
buried with only the simplest emblems.
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ranK Tetfau I.
ELECTION NOTICE

- An election will be he'd at the Dist let scaool
Rouse IN the town of Deer Lodge Deer Ledge
sounty, M. r., on the 9th day "f hnzust, A. ID.
1900. between the hours { 2 and p IN. OF
,nat gay at " hieh the following questions will
&c sucnitted TO the voters Of School Dist let Nc.
OF said eoun y:
= Whsthtro or not the Trustees Of said School
Dis'rict 70 shah be authorized 90 sue coupon
pends for the sum of 81 o 600. in addition 10 the
sum o. 81 O0D already au horned, for the pur-
poss o. ereesing school building In said scht oil
Diseret No /. Tn Sc IN favo Of the issuance
~ On additional bonds VII vote Bonds. Yes"
anu those opposed W II vote Bones. No.
Also whether or not the Trustees Of said
Senool Distriet No. snali be authori zed to sell
sne w 81 Ia faf block No g.. IN said town Of
User Lodge, together with the sch o. buildings
We sa con aud the appnrtenaness Inose in favor
81 anthortxins susn stle viii vote "salt, Yes
ana those opposed wiiivr- Sais. No
Deer Lodge, Nj. T. July 10. 1897
w.. 50 NJ kfn u.
TRnMA4 sSrItsH,
". II. lEvINE
Trustees School District No /.
Gxonay G. oxsrrr Clerk. 73e.3t
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Ru nnored Changes in the Manasemer
of the Northern Pacific


of the Northern Pacific.
ST.. PAUL, July 14.-Several important
changes are to be made In the operating de
partment of the Northern Pacific as SOON d
1t is completed in September next. At pres.
ent General Manager Haupt has charge O.
the eastern division, but when the gap b.
tween Helena and Misso ula has been CO,
structed, he Is to be given the managemei
of The whole road from St. Paul to Portland.
J. NJ. Buckley, stationed at New Tacoms
who is at present in charge of the western
division, Is to continue as Assistant Genera
Manager Of that division, and Mr.. J. T
Odell, superintendent of transportation O.
the eastern division. As regards the supeI
intendency of transportation, IL Is expected
that the Office will be abolished, or at leas
merged into some other department, probs
bly, that of General Assistant Manager Il h
also rumored that several other importan,
changes are TO be made, the most noted Of
which Is In connection with tine general pas
senger and ticket department. This Office
It's said, win be divided, OK. Barnes, who
Is now general passenger agent, will be made
general ticket agent, while a prominent east.
ern man will be made general passenger
agent.
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MIN Nveatnrn cron.

PORTLAND, July 1.-THE North West
Netrs' special says: Although the wheat
acreage of the state is greater. Che yield
will not be more than 10 per cent. OF last
year. The decrease is due TO the heavy
frosts In Willamette Valley and the dry
weather forthe las, two months. The hay
crop Is large, fruit poor.
Reports from Montana, Idaho and Dakota
indicate a fine crop. Cattle are In excellent
condition.
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on his auricuaar Appendaoe.

LONDON, July iG.-DeLesseps informed Q
Paris correspondents of the Telegraph that In
the event of the rejection OF his agreement
with the British government regarding q
parallel Suez canal. which he thought i'm
probable. he would appeal TO the opinion Of
the whole world and would ask for the sup
port Of the French government in resistinF
English demands,
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Not Dead Yet.

FRoHERsDoRFF, July l7e-Dr. Vulpian
and other doctors bad . consultation to day
after which they issued a bulletin stating
that the Improvement in De Chambord's
condition continues. DIR. vuIpian has con-
sentedto remain day longer. 1t Is stated
he Is convinced that the Counts disease Is
not cancer, but Inflammation Of the stomach
cansine thickepine Of the tissue.
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MARSHAL BoTKIY Is busily engaged in
investigating last falls election frauds in
this Territory, not for the purpose Of con.
testing the Hon. Martins seat, because that
would be worse than useless In q Democratic
Congress, but TO satisfy the public at large
that fraud was used in assisting Martin Ma.
ginnis 10 his seat In Congress. In Missoula
county the Marshal has obtained unques-
tionable evidence offraud in counting returns,
which gave his opponent over 1000 illegal
votes. Testimony relative to Custer county
elections will be taken next week. District
Attorney Edwards accompanies Marshal
Botkin and Is associated with him In clearing
up the fall election crookedness.- Yellop
stone Journal, jelly l4th.
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The Sun storms

ROCHESTER, n. Y, July lG.-The Demo.
crat and Commercial observer of the sun
says: To the five groups Of sun spots which
exhibited intense action the past week, two
more have just bee.. added by the suns 70.
tation. The sun storm which Is just coming
into view covers great area, showing very
rapid changes. Violent thunder storms and
tornadoes may be expected this week in the
Northern States and Canada.
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Ranch For Sale .

offer for sale a ranch Of 500 acres Of excel.
lent land under fence, Ave miles from Edwards
vilie on the line OF the N. p. r. r. Very produc-
tive: Cuts 100 tons OF hay. One four room
dwelling, stable, eorrals agricultural nipple
ments, etc. VIII be sold at reasonable price on
easy terms MRS. SUSAN MANTON.
732N EdWardsvIlle. IuIY Ia IRAS
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p Raia On conduc,or-

OMAHA, July 16.-The Union Pacific are
making smother raid on their passenger con-
ductoss. Every train 50 far 10 day has new
conductor, and u looks . though there was
10 b aclesnswcep. Nothing can be l.arned
- 70 the cause, or the number ~ be dis
charged. This u the second time within .
few months thai summary change Of con-
ducton hes been made.
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Willard and the Northern Pacific Con

NEW YoRK, July l7--pTesident Willard
ofthe Northern Pacific and party Of guests
leave here the 30th of August for the point
ofJnnction OF the tracks advancing from east
and west, which will be In the valley OF the
Little Blackfoot, on the western slope Of the
main division Of The Rocky Mountains in
Montana. The names Of the guests will be
made known later. Vim. NJ. Erarts will
make the oraiion.
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THE PRESIDENT has appointed Byron An
drews, of Washington, VIM. II. Bridgman,
Of Stanford, Conn, and Dudley F. Phelps,
of New York City, a commission 10 exam
inc and report upon twenty-five miles Of the
Northern Pacific railroad, on the Mssoula
division, Montana.
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on Whisky and Beer.

WAsHsGToN, July Ito friend Gen
Raum, ex-Com missioner of Internal Reeve.
nue., speaking of the eiia:t of the abolition
of the stamp tax, is quoted as having said a
day or two ago, that the revenue to be deriv.
ed from whisky and beer would probably
amount TO $l00,oO0, 900 and that the repeal
Of all other revenue tax laws can be made
with safety. 1t Is The purpose Of certain
Republican members OF Congress to intro
duce at the next session of Congress a bill
sbolishIng all internal revenue taxes except
those upon malt and spiritnons liquors.
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SECRETARY 1. d. McCurcHEoS, who
came TO Montana In May 1882, last month
procured q divorce in Judge Wade's court OF
Bozeman from his wife, Mrs. Alice McCut.
cheon who, with their four children, lives at
Charlotte, Michigan. A few days afterward
he married at ST. Paul, Mimi, Clara L.
Newell, who accompanied him to Montana
In 1882. These occurrences have led to con-
siderable newspaper comment much Of 1t be-
Ing severe censure Of the Secretary. Among
other things, IL charges that the divorce was
fraudulent and that the attorney for Mrs. NJ.
"throwed" her case. The Independent has
published two "interviews" on the subject,
one with the Secretary and the other with a
partner of the rscreant attorney, the latter
leading last Monday to personal recontre
between Col. Voolfolk and Secretary Nc.
Cutcheon. In the meantime an essential
element Of the case seems 10 have been
overlooked-viz: the grounds and the eyi.
dence on which the divorce was granted.
The District Court In which the case was
presented Ii court Of record and Chief Jus
tice Wade made the decree. While the
Montana laws OF evidence In divorce are too
lax, unless the theory Of joaquin Miller Is
accepted that marriages should be rendered
more difficult and divorces easier, the evil
dence 10 this matter must be OF record or
susceptible Of proof. In fact Secretary Nc
Cutcheon In his first interview stated that
the causes and reasons on which the court
granted the decree we're on record In the
proceedings Of the late term OF Gallatin
county and that IL would be found he was
entirely justified In suing for . divorce. II
this newspaper discussion Is TO continue,
wouldn't IL be best to 20 back to the bottom
facts and pr sent tho entire case. So far it
has been, rs 1t were, the pleading OF the IT.
torneys. III the public ID directly inter-
estcd In this matter II wants tho evidence
and can form its own opinion. Is
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Resid nee Lots for Sale.

The following very desirable nabI"uc,, ha~ i, n,pr
Lodge are offered Tor sale at r-nslAib - ptsa- a,
prompt hnyer.
Lot 9. Block ~, Main street, Erar Dcirnrk's
Lots aud TO- Block u, youth iiCnt rofurr lets ,td
very desirable. inquirr OF
5g3l Deer III.
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Sheep For Sale.

have for sale. at my ranch near View chi~a
60, eight hundred good mutton sheep Apply
at the ranch or address,
OSCAR GRUWELL.
1872 ct pd. NEW CHICAGO. NJ, T.
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SPEAKER KEIFER TO New York inter.
viewer: General Sherman, Old Tecumseh,
will be our next President. You can put
that right down." But then Keifer Is not
considered Sir Oracle any more.
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Business Location for Sale

- offer for sale t1o iuE nuf oHicc hrlhip corr e
Main and first streets, now ucrEple hv Iu.tyr L
Morse The best business i,cation n ih,, ,ra, k,.'
Win be sold low to pr mp purchaser
II. =. REED, Ag,ui
Deer Lodge WAY 10, iSSi -tlg4i
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THE Grand Army Of the Rspobiic viii
bold lis nth Annual Reunion in Dsnvpr,
commencing July 18th, and lasting six days.
Camp accommodations arc made for 5000
veterans.
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Srrayed-SIO Rewasl.

Stgayed from the ranch OF the subscriber nea,
Deer Lodge in May, 1898, a roam horse, p '
branded on LETT hip. will pay 10 reward Eor
his return to me
T31-4t PETER WALTON, Deer Lodge.
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JAMES H. MILLS. PUBLISHER

Mrs. LASoTRY says she has made $780,
900 In America, Is going TO England to spend
q few weeks and return IN October to make
some more money, and that all this talk
about Gebhart and her Is -.
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Mill Delivered &c Fa;sors x:rnirg and Ev4n'r
Having leased The Erattnn Ranch and sioraea II
with Dairy Herd the undersigned win on md AFTER
March 18th deliver mlk hy the pint gurt, or ,ip,r
either morning or evening. u vii mr. Ne Ia d ~
Lodge and West Deer Lodge Off.,~ ,na, Ia, lrI, u
VIM, Coleman Il Co = store MM.T w. I'D
Gi9.tf
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Judge W. +. Anderson, an old pioneer Of
California, Nevada, and Idaho, died at sho.
hone, Idaho, on the 9TH inst.
The following notice appears in the Char.
iotte, Mich, papers of July 9th: Married
1t st. Paul, June 9th, by the Rev: Il. r. Rid
isll, Isaac d. MeCutcheon to Clara l. New.
al"
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Ice! Ice! Ice +!

Iam prepared TO deliver ICE.
IN ANY QUANTITY DESIRED, DAILY,
to any store, saloon, reside &c in Deer Lodge
Orders can be left at the Deer Lodge Drug Store
and will be filed at TO 8 n. IN each day
720tf JOHN Y. BAT1ERTOH
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The Bradley Hand and Self Dump Rakes for
l sale at prices i,Wer than before offered
Also Buckeye Mowers, at
1872 Ii Kleinschmfdt g. Co.'S
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IT MUST be a dull, uneventful week at Deer
Lodge penitentiary when more or less of the
prisoners do not escape or are not caught by
the guards just In the act of making their
exit. IL seems 10 be the chief amusement
of the prisoners TO make o little dash for
liberty whenever they feel like having lit
tle recreation. Some of them carry on the
Joke to the extent of shaking the dust of the
alleged prison of their feet entirely, but the
majority allow themselves to be captured by
the guards. An installment Of six vacated
the place day or two ago. They had been
confined in an clubhouse In the yard, and
probably rebelled In spirit against the in
EQUITY of not being confined In the main
building, and so left in disgust, much after
the manner OF hotel guest who thinks
proper attention has not been shown him.
But, seriously, this Montana penitentiary Is
q most ridiculous farce when considered as q
secure place Of confinement for criminals OF
the worst stripe. The establishment was
originally designed TO accommodate little
over twenty five prisoners, and now nearly
four times that number Is the average list.
Frequent escapes reduce the number contin.
ually, and II Is only wonder that the whole
force of convicts do not rise en- n,asse and take
their departure. -Liringston Tribune.
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7 ARGE ASSoRl MEnT OF BIRD CAGES
- andcroaust Sets at VIM. Coleman & Co 8.
1851
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A DISPATCH published to-day shows q
petty spite against General Crook and dis
position to belittle his achievements. This
Indian fighting Is thankless business. The
General who follows in hopeless stern chase
like Howard is damned In the West. II he
lights into them after forced marches over all
obstacles like Chivington at Sand Creek or
Connor Of Bear River or Baker on the Marlas
or Gibbon at Big Hole Dr. Miles at Wood
Mountains or Crook in Mexico, he gets lam
pooned all the same for massacreing sick
women and children or capturing helpless
refugees, while the Indian Agent, like Will
cox, sits in his Gne quarters and writes crit
ical and hypercrltlcal epistles to the Interior
Department for the benefit of sentimental
lists and snarlep. But 1t is such men as
Chivingtou, Common, Baker, Gibbon, Miles,
and Crook that give the country peace.
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JUST RECEIVED ATTHE JOHN w. LOW
y ell Wagon Co.'S Depot, two carloads OF
the celebrated Mccormick arve ST ting Ma hincry.
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stand and hanging lamps, bracket lamps al
chandeliers at the Deer Lodge Drug Co.'S
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A CARLOAD OF THE WORLD ~ NoWN
n ed Holingsworth Spring Tooth HAY Rake
just received by the
1885 John w. Lowell Waron Co
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large stock of white lead and oil, mixed
Drug Co.'S. ran
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IT rs claimed that the consolidation of the
Montana, Idaho and Utah revenue districts
will cause a saving Of 100000 annually
Ter. IL en-, Miner.
How can that be? The salary of the
three collectors, rents, stationery, ETC., can.
not exceed $4,000 per year, of which only
two.thirds can possibly be saved by the con.
solidation. Only two collectors are Soon
soldated," and IL the same number Of depu-
ties are retained, as would seem necessary,
the apparent saving would only be on the
two collectors. The expense of one man
travelling two miles will be same as two
men travelling one mile. If the number of
deputies Is decreased II seems TO us the rev.
enues will DO proportionately reduced. And
then as the total receipts of the three Terri
tories only aggregated $4,000 last year, 1t
strikes an average mathematician that the
assumption is the United States was hereto
fore losing at least $50, 900 q year on its In.
ternal Revenue Collectors In these Terrific
ries and it ought to have shut up the whole
shop some time ago, There must be slight
error In the amount proposed to DO saved.
SPEAKING of the Speakershlp of the next
Congress, the Washington correspondent of
the Pioneer Press says: Representative Car
Isle Is In the city conducting a vigorous
CANVASS for the Speakershlp. lie says that
tits hard TO say whom the majority would
choose for Speaker, but that one thing was
certain, Mr.. Randall would not get the posi-.
ton. With one exception the Georgia dele.
CATION in the next House is alleged to be
pledged to Carlisle. The Virginia Demo-
Gratis In the next House have changed front
recently, and one of them has declared that
Randall will be their choice. One of Black.
burns strongest hackers says that neither
Randall nor Carlisle will get there, but q
Northerner, not yet named, will be Speaker.
A prominent Democratic politician says: ''If
Randall will give us the definite assurance
tia. the committees will not be organized In
the interest OF the protectionists, and the
understanding that the tariff is not to be re-
opened, the best thing We can do is to vote
for him. think this is the growing senti
manu.
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Call and examine the new Invoice ofperfumrrv
dnd toilet articles at the Deer Lodge Drug Co. g.
Store. TaO
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Henry McDole,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-11-08
BrightOn.Boach Races.

by telegraph 10 the DlSpatch.J
NEW YORK, November First race
purse $3.50, for non-winners, three quar-
tiers OF a mile-Beaverwick won; Black
Gal second, Wooley Douglas third. Time,
1:20.
Second race--purse $3.50, selling allow
ances, one mile-Joe Mitchell Won; Char.
ley Kempland second, Dizzy Blonde third
Time, l:495.
Third race-purse $3.50, selling allow
ances, one and one eighth miles-Delilal
won; Jose second, Montauk third. Time,
1854.
Fourth race-purse $3.50, for all ages
one and quarter miles-Ferg Kyle won
Ida b. second, Evasive third. Time, 2:15
Fifth race-purse $3.50, weller weights
hurdle-race, one and half miles, over six
hurdles Buster won; Bally second, Buckra
third. Time. 2:52l. This race savored con-
sidembly Of fraud, Buckra's Jockey making
no effort TO win.
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Fira-IT rs HEALTHFUL AND NUTRI-
TIOUS. II contains within Itself the highly nutri-
tious and strengthening phosphates which are
required by the system, the same that arc found in
meat, fish, corn, and wheat. Ordinary baktng-pOw-
ders. cream tartar, yeast. &C.. do not contain any
nutriye qualities, but are I'm many cases very inlu-
riOGs compounds.
Secoad.-IT Will NOT DETERIORATE or
lose strength by age The peculiar manner Of pack
ing prevents any loss Of strength after the package
isopen. All ordinary bakiug-powders lose strength
afler being opened.
Tzird.-IT is PURE. The characteristic form
Of package Obviaies the necessity OF reducing the
strength by the addition Of starch or flour, in order
TO make IL keep, as is customary I'm the manufac-
ture Of ordinary baking-powder.
Fourth-IT is RELIABLE and docs not vary in
quality. The high standing and character of he
Inventor professor +. y. Horsford, of Cambridge
and the reputation Of the manufacturers 1.-THE Rum
ford Chemical Works, Of Providence, X. l') Is a
guarantee that the goods will always be Of uniform
quality and as represented
Ffnh.-IT Is ECONOMICAL asi It's 10 per cent.
stronger than the common bakinR-pOwders and 80
per cent. stronger than the best baking-powder
made.
Sirth.-IT REQUIRES LESS SHORTENING
and Is better thsn all other baking-powders. The
bread, biscuit, &C., made with IT are moist and
palatabe when cold.
The Horsford Almanac and Cookbook" sent
free upon application TO the
RUMFoRD CHEMICAL WORKS,
Providence, r. L.