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Daily Republican., 1890-04-21

A California fruit raiser tells of Q
shreud trick by which. he saye, Chinese
laborers get around the Exclusion Act.
His Chinese foreman said he was going
homo to see his family, when he was told
that he could not get back again, as only
merchants were admitted to tho country.
Charley laughed and answered that 1t
would be very easy to return; his friends
had done 1t before, and BIO knew sure
way Of beating the Exclusion Act.
Finally, when pressed very hard regard
ing his plan, the Chfnaman stated tn at
he would not take all his money to
China with him. He would buy his
ticket through certain Chinese arm,
and small portion OF bis money he
would allow to remain with the firm
purchasing an interest In the business
until he came hack from the country.
Then by Chinese aud white evidence he
would DO able to prove that he was q
merchant. He further intimated that ma
he returned he would sell his interest
In the mercantile house and resume his
work on the fruit tarm.''
Daily Republican., 1890-04-21

Tho Wilmington club was badly de-
fcated by tho Worcester club in the opeu-
ing OF the Atlantic Association. cham
pionship season here on Saturday after.
noon. In the first part OF the game tho
home club had 1t well in hand aud was
playing good ball, and during the first
Two innings not hit was made of Of
Lawson, but In the third Inning the visi-
tors got on to the local pitchers delivery
and BY hitting the ball hard aud often
piled mp eight runs. Interest In the
game here ceased. and the only question
was by how large majority the visitors
would win. Attendance, 500. The
home club plays the same club here this
afternoon and tomorrow. They then
play Jersey City Wednesday, Thursday
and Friday. The score OF saturdays
game is as follows:
Wilmington. .....3 01OOO-5
Worcester ........l 0 3 8 lOIl x-15
Earned runs--Wilmlngton, 8; Wor-
cester, II. Three. base hit, Kcanedy.
Home runs, Wilson, Campion. Sacrifice
hits. Kiepxls, Lawson, Corcoran, vii.
SOD, Jones. Bases stolen, Hasney, Sulli-
van, Bradley, Mesier, Staltz. Cudworth.
Bases on ballf-Wilmington, 3; Wor-
cester, o. Struck out, Ifalpin, Kieuzle,
Williams, Lawson, stafford. Hit by
pitched ball, Btaltz. Double plays, Nc
Laughlin to epeidsl. Passed ball, VIII
liams. Wild pitches, Stafford. Time Of
game. l.60. Umpire. John II. Kelley.
DIAMOND PICK.UPs.
The following umplres have been as
signed for duty In the Atlantic Associa-
ton; Washington, D. O., Larry Cor
coran; Wilmington, Del, ]. II. Kelley;
baltimore, John g.. Valentine; Newark,
N. j., NJ. J. Mahoney.
Catcher Wilmer 8. Black, Of the home
club, was married 10 Miss Annie b.
Candy Of LanghoTn, on April II. 10 New
York.
The local club 10 woll fixed for catch
ers. Kid Williams, Black and Corcoran
are able TO al the bill In this respect,
and with Cox, Smith, Lawson aud
perhaps Mattimore as pitchers, there 10
no deficiency in this particular.
A plausible reason Is given IN explara-
ton Of the Wilmington Clubs recent
defeats 10 exhibition games. 1t IL, that
until now team work has not been strictly
enforcedr tho players have not been
compelled to undergo daily practice,
and, IN fact, each man has done pretty
much "A he pleased rs regards exercise.
Now an innovation has been made, and
team work and constant practice are
INDUCED 10. The club Is under the cap
taincy Of Corcorsn and all the players
are rapidly getting into form.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-21

George 9 Kimbail, president of the
Carbondale (Ps. Board Of Trade, tells
Of an interesting episode In which he
figured with Melville W. Fuller, Chief
Justice OF the United States Supreme
Court. Many years ago while both Of
these gentlemen were residents Of Ban
Ror, Me-, they were members oil the same
literary society. On one occasion they
were pitted against each other az lenders
IN a debate on tho com arative beauties
Of nature and ART, which WAS listened to
by large audience. On this debate Mr..
Kimball put his best efforts, bringing
into service all HE Arguments collected
by CAREFUL reading and Ills powers OF
defamation, and when he sat down the
applause was so lusty that he was looked
upon as sure winner. Mr.. Fuller was
not popular In the club nor In the city;
in fact he was decidedly unpopular be-
cause OF his war views which he openly
proclaimed at all opportunities, and go
when be arose to reply to Mr.. Kimball
his confident air brought smiles to the
faces Of his enemies.
Mr.. Fuller lost no time IN launching
out into the subject. and bis speech
proved to be . marvel of beauty and
| strength. There were bursts OF rhetoric
that made bis enemies applaud against
| their Wills, and 1t was so splendldly de-
livered that when he sat down and the
question was put 10 the house for deci-
sion, Mr.. Kimball was showed under BY
. majority that almost broke his heart.
MIR. Fuller's friends were more confident
than ever Of the brilliant future they
had often predicted for him, and he was
certainly the lion of Bangor. A few
weeks afterward one Of Mr.. Kimbalrs
friends came 10 him with book, and
without word put his finger on GER
tain page. Two-thirds OF the speech
that had thrilled the lyceum audience
and carried It's favor by storm had been
taken bodily from one Of the old masters
OF oratory by Mr.. Fuller and committed
to memory.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-21
Going To Ceorxetovn

City Solicitor Turner has secured the
assistance OF Judge Ball, of the Munich
pal Court, and the Hon. George II. Bates,
to assist him ia representing City Conn
Gil in the mandamus proceedings that
have been instituted at Georgetown
sgslnst that body. In tho chief engineer
middle. As the writ is made return
able tomorrow. these gentlemen will
leave this city In time to be .prcsen. when
the case is called before the court
This suit grows out of the a. tion of
Council last "Wednesday evening In ra-
iusinR to count tho vote returned by the
Fame Hose Company. BY this refusal
the election 10 lclt tie, and as 1t was
believed that Council would proceed on
Thursday evening to elect q chief engi.
neer and assistants, these proceedings
were instituted to compel Council 10 &C.
cept aud count the properly certified re-
turns OF the Fame Company, which
would have made Cloud engineer. There
Ia, however, but one thing certain about
the outcome, and that is, no matter
which way the case may be decides, the
taxpayers will have big bill to foot.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-21

LoR sALE.-rIyE FRAME HoUsFa

f.roR SALE. - FARM OF SEVENTY.
IL TWO acres on foulk road, Bran
ywine Inudred, IL miles from Harvey
station, u. x q. Il. IT,, o. miles from this
city..Wili sell ON easy terms or exchange
ior city property. Apply to j. l.. CAR
IENTEk Jn., pi3 Market street, or Johu
n. Lcs 2o9 W. second st. mis-26td 4tw
Daily Republican., 1890-04-21
N. MEeARy & SON,
FURNITURE
AND
CARPETS.
WALNUT CHAMBER SUITES,

WALNUT CHAMBER SUITES.
We offer to-day our entire
line Of $50 and SIS Walnut
Chamber Suites for $40; COM
plete Suite OF s pieces. This
offer will last only as long as we
have this line Of suites and is
made to dispose Of the stock on
hand. We are making a change
in our line of patterns for the
Spring trade. The Suites we
now have must 60 in the next
week, before the new patterns
are put on the floor. This is
indeed a chance to save a few
dollars--the fact is known that
we only advertise what we are
doing.
These Suites are Solid Wal
nut with Marble Top, large
Bevel Edge Mirror on bureau.
a good Hanging Towel Rack
with glass and three fine Cane
Seat Chairs and Rocker. max
ing in all 8 pieces for $40.
Any OF these suits that are
selected now, and not needed
for a few weeks will be stored
away, subject to the order oil
the buyer.
We have just received another
carload Of our Solid Antique
Oak Chamber Suites, which we
have been selling for s25 and
$50. These Suites are the very
best for sale to-day and cannot
be bought elsewhere in Will
mington. See the Suites and
judge for yourself They are
not Of the kind that pull apart
and fall down, but they are well
made and smoothly finished
suites that we can guarantee.
Well put our $50 suites
against any in Wilmington
that's sold for $40. We have
plenty oil them and more on the
way.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-21

VIZ TED.-oCCUPANTs For DE-
w sirable rooms, furnished or unf,ir-
nished, with or without board. ut S22
Siiipley street. 4-l66tt
Daily Republican., 1890-04-21

lfoR SALE CiiEAP-I, 900 TBET OF
u good, ser viceabie hose. AppIy TO Tie
frustees afthe Weceacoe steam Fire Engine
company. mis.tf
Daily Republican., 1890-04-21

A well-known dentist tried hard to
collect bill, but after many Intellectual
efforts said to the debtor: II do not In
tend to send you any more BILLS and /
don't intend to sue you; but there Is ono
thing want to tell you, Every time you
cut Oft piece of beeisteak and pass It to
your wife, want you 10 remember that
she Is not chewing that beet with her
teeth, nor with your teeth, hut with my
teeth.'' In two or three days he received
q check. The motion OF those doubly
false teeth In h's wife's mouth was too
much for the husband.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-21

The Wawaset Gun Club OF this city
visited Brsdesburg, "a, last satura. y.
and had q shooting contest tn We
North End Club Of that place. W. Siil
too Of the Wawtset AID q. Carson of the
North End acted as judges and IL. Ate
mus a. referee. The match re'ulted in
favor OF tho North End Club, with the
following score:
Wawsset-A. d. Mack, II; z. Fox, 1s;
J. McKendtick, 10; j. Ew ug, IL; W. II.
Har,love, Is; q. Mislet, 10; q. Buck, Is;
A. Stout. Is; W. Buck, 10, Il. Miller, "a;
total, 173.
North End--Wiiliam II. wolstencroft,
%; W. II. Peck, 10; II Ridge, 10; A..
Lumb, %; J. Crowther, o. 4. D. Miller,
70; n. swope. II; W. Darwin, 10; w.
NJ. Pack, II; j. VOLS encreit, 10; total,
ITS.
Al the close Of the match an excellent
collation. was served at the North End
Clubs house.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-21

IGOR SALE or EXCHANGE. A
double cottage with hay window,
porchcs, aid large garden with iruit, on MI.
salem avenue. mar MI. saItrn Church.
Apply Oh pirmites. 4. y. YOUNG.
NJ I'm
Daily Republican., 1890-04-21

Presently the census-taker will be
around, book and pencil In hand, aud
conversations like the following will be
in order:
C,nsus-taker-Havey you childrenl
Womsn-Yssj a son.
Census taker--Mal or femalef
Womsn-Male.
Cehsus-taker-Agel
Woman--Two years aud half.
Ma, ried or singlei
Woman-Single.
Census takar CLOSING book)-That's
all right Thanks.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-21

Sergeant Stewart arrested a colored
man named John Henry Stephen Bayard
on Front street last satu' day evening,
on q charge oil the larceny Of . quantity
OF meat from storek eeper at Elkton.
Nil. Word Of the theft was sent to this
city several days ago by the Maryland
authorities, and since then the police
hive been on the lookout for the &C.
cused. He will be held until the officers
at Elkton are heard nom.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-21
PUBLIC SALE OF BUILDING LOTS,

PUBLIC SALE OF BUILDING LOTS.
VIII be sold at public sale, on the
premises, on SATURDAY, April 80, 1890,
at $50 p. m, 40 conveniently located
lots, high solid ground, on Eighth and
Ninth streets, and Grant avenue, one
square from the Eighth street electric
cars, 13 minutes ride to Market street,
ten minutes walk TO B. & 0.
Delaware avenue station. Three public
schools within three or four squares, and
city water close by; these lots are de-
sirable, aud well SUITED either to hold on
speculation, or for home; there being
only one.ei,hth city tax. Terms at
sale. B. Il. TOWNSEND, Agent
l.. w. Stidham & Bon, to effect the sale.
Auctioneere. al9-5t
Daily Republican., 1890-04-21

Our increased trade shows that the
public appreciate 2340 lbs. OF good clean
coal for ton, and that is what We pro-
pose to give for the year OF 1890. Our
our own supervision. Kindliug wood In
large loads. Western oats q speciality,
bsied hay and straw by the ton. YarI,
! 06 Maryland avenue. Telephone, 5i5.
Central otiioe, 7th aud King streets.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-21

An alarm Of fire was sounded about
1890 O'Clock last Saturday night from
box No. 81, OF Seventh and railroad, TO
which the entire department promptly
responded. No Gre was discovered, AVID
1t was evident that the alarm was struck
by some evil disposed person.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-21

tho cheapest hat house In the city
humford Bros. AOA Market street.
Hy Rush's coal; Won will IEelt.
American Laundry, 602 wsstFron.,t.
Try Bush's coal; you win surelyiikss.
Cupping and leschinE. 1903 u. Second.t.
Fine lex. Rings NJ HAMS is E. 4th street,
Frank Roop Smith. druggist It'll and King.
II you want cheap picture frames go to q
X. Beugh, f03 West Second street. Ihave tive
yourselves.
6tss, 2lo Market street. has the largest and
cheapest stoe OF hats, white shirts, under
wear, neckwear and hosiery In the city. Call
and set him.
One OF the ell oicest sosks OF the season 10
the Life Of Harriett Beecher stowe, WRIT
ten by herself and son. For sale by JOHN q.
BRrAST, TIA Preach street AGENTS
WANTED,
Daily Republican., 1890-04-21

A military drama will be- rendered with
all the scenic effects At the Opera House,
this evening. The company is an ex-
ceptionslly strong ono aud the play a
fret class QUE in every particular. The
piece should be greeted by large house.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-21

Celebrated Rheumatic Mixture never
fails to cure tue werst cases Of neuralgia
aud rheumatism. Try II. Only soc. per
bottle. Taylor Il Fullerton, druggists,
BOZ King street.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-21
oRATsFuL-coMF
EPPS'S COCOA.
q BREAKFAST,

s'byA thorough knowledge OF the natural
laws walsh Eovern the operations OF digestion
ana nutrition and W careful application OF
apps has pievided eur break last tables with .
deilcately favored beverage which may save
oicious use OF such articles or diet that ! cop-
. :,rHnl n.y be sr.daally built M until
ease. Hundreds Of subtle maiadies are noAt-
ing Aron nd us ready V attack wherever there
y weak poin.. We may escape many fatal
eAan W ksepinE ourselves we'll fortified with
p1re nisod and Z properly nearishsd frame"
a., MADE simply with boiling water or milk.
belled thus;
JAMEs EpPS q CO IIoMGorAraIo
0Axxl1T1s Lekuen. Eng. AlD-m-tu-stkw
Daily Republican., 1890-04-21
WILMINGTON
OdorIess Excavatin.

COMPANY, NO.S
Jas, NJ. Winchester 3 Bro, props.
Office l27 Buttonwood Street, south
Wilmington.
For cleaning wells, sinks, cesspools,
vaults, etc. Satisfaction guaranteed.
Orders by mail promptly atrendedsto.
Leave orders with Matthew J.{fyie,
Front and Adams street, No. 6C0 East
Fifth street, No. IL Il. Front street or ~
the Board of Health office. 322-2m-eout
Daily Republican., 1890-04-21

7. A. Shannon has fue line of dry
goods trim mings aud gents furnishing
goods At lowest prices III 800 West Second
street.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-21

praise the bridge that carries you
over" and praise the remedy that heals
you. as you will il you should use Old
Saul's Catarrh Cure, the best remedy for
catarrh and influenza known. 25.csnts.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-21

For $500 are still being made at Cum
naings gallery, 302 Market street.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-21
Painting

Walter Joseph. houss and sign painter
Shop COS West second street.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-21

Wnl.lAN MckKNzlE, MERCHANT
W IaLe, =. y. corner Third and shipiey
uftt4 Nhmlf stpn. De..
t. G,.ls ,elnils cleaned, dyed. secured
ii,ta s~ hpaifgd., suits nom ~ 70 ~
fstpip 6ii,f NON u Up 70 Iva specially
saiiI si.pu isTku.aeu u-tOt
Daily Republican., 1890-04-21

eTo nuuSrKfEPEGs. -CALs O.
~iis fleautd ~ shoit nstice, by PIERCE
AgtEN, urtlra leit ut .D3 West stli
iss,,, u 80 escu street, will be promptly
,ginlel to- nii-ut'
Daily Republican., 1890-04-21

The great preseryer Of the eye sight
and curer OF all diseases and weakness
20 and 90 cents. Fourth and King
streets. A thousand testimonials.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-21

WhaH Poet Boy, the teit chewing
tobacco 10 town. S. II. Dursieln, No. .
East Second street.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-21

j
iEHfbV AZ p-ivnte tsia, my property
ltoNuti u his.are Huuse, at Ituckessin,
M, i.iine,B,r. Any ono Wishing TO pur-
tlaf The AMG fs On or address on the
ltlLts q = lug street, Wilmington,
JARi 4. fM AIfS. Proprietor. LA
Daily Republican., 1890-04-21

Strong Cough Candy a. Fsrguson's.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-21

CE0 tltsN, $40 EXPENSES IN
c''V a1'Wrc. allowed each month.
NicadrtFi' urnt ut home or travel
ing No '"i Eirg. Duties delivering
t1t pa objections. No postal
E re NiNir-9 with stamp. li.fu 4 Co.
t"a7 u. 20. ns-2dLcod
Daily Republican., 1890-04-21

n "IlCh~-lF 10U WANT TO SAVE
iA' oias 3 Co.. No. ~ Market 81. n-ii.tl
kUrICE-MONEY 10 LOAN,
~ Att uIut0E q. MAKIs.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-21

NIAETED-oCCUPANTS FOR SEC
w and story front room with bay
window. mairied couple preferred.
). =: corner OF sixth and Jefferson SITS.
a2-tf
Daily Republican., 1890-04-21

" ASTED - LADIES TO LEARN
w the World famed Tailor-system of
garment cutting and art neeule-woris.
Call and investigated AT s23 Market street.
All welcome. al2-gts
Daily Republican., 1890-04-21

tANlll9N ABf.E DREss-MAKING,
= 'N- i-ust Sixth street. Orders
loMre III guaranteed by M expert
tl'cd 'Wessm.ker. MRS. NJ. PALMER,
nll4its
Daily Republican., 1890-04-21

"ANTED.-A WHITE GIRL FOR
w chnmberfnaid ut tho Western
Hotel, Fourth and Orange streets.
ul9-itt
Daily Republican., 1890-04-21

VNTANTED.-BoAR AT NO. 2l6
w Market street. Man and wife or
four young men can be accommodated.
4-l6-ltS
Daily Republican., 1890-04-21

WANTED. MAN AND WIFE OR
w young men boarders, also ono
nice room for light housekeeping. at 7l3
French street. ai5-2tt
Daily Republican., 1890-04-21
Wants.

WANTED-wnEN SEWING MA.
w chine men tell you your machine
IL woif, ont and cannot be repalred,
please call ut No. J02 Shipley street, be-
fore YOU trade your machine. You will
save iri1l go to $50 by having your old
machine repaired. Calls promptly at-
l.. r. PENTON,
all No. COG shipley st.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-21

I M 81 j y.
tag IS. semi-monihly. Tourist
if,lfs -'f' Leap rates. Southern Pacific
- AiSuts T.. i,AWLtY, Asst. II aile
,,ijifa-t Z. broadway. New York; Il. J.
H!lf'' fs'pt, ~ y. ?d St, thila., or any
i'illh ie nil ohio Ticket agent. S-lS-iy -ltv
Daily Republican., 1890-04-21

WANTED.-BO AT no. ysl
w Eust Fourth street. Please
rooms on second and third floor. and
good accommodations. al6-i2tS
Daily Republican., 1890-04-21

WANTED. TO BuY BUTCHER's
w upright refrigerator for cash.
Apply to WIN. ARON, 9th and Bennett
streets. n-lg.6tt
Daily Republican., 1890-04-21

VIZ NTED. -BOARERS AT THE
w southwest corner of seventh and
King street. Also table boarders.
A-l1-5tS
Daily Republican., 1890-04-21

WANTED-A LODGER FOR Sec
w ond story room. ~ No. 100 West
Seventh street. al9-3ts
Daily Republican., 1890-04-21

WANTED.-D REssMAKING by THE
w day or week In families in the coun
try or city, also cutting and lifting. In
quirc OF V. NJ. 73S Madison street.
nlg-2tt
Daily Republican., 1890-04-21

ENpR sALE-TnREE MARES WITH
~ fonl; Apply TO JOHN \. HEN
Daily Republican., 1890-04-21

Tor sALE--A COLLECTION OF
y well INSIDE drArborns, wagons aud ear
iisg.s at lair pricss. " Al. HAMMOND. ID
Gnd french sts. aB.stmo.
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che will have her racing spors ana sails which brought
with her rugged The Jcssica as feet on the water c'
az feet over all 10 feet beam and 30 tons EngsD measure
men The length OF her spars and OF her sails Cap
tain Riches did u state she belongs W
the Royal Victoria Club. and intended to rch us
side in time the OF the New-hor 1ach'
club but was prevented by head winds Captain liche9
however has racing chip his shoulder and ready
anxious to have the owner oil any yachI Ill Ae0~ VI
the Jessicas length knock II OF.
The United States trsningsip Constellation "ch every
one supposed had gone TO AEi apus relurhh mere o I'm
day. deli gh Of the summer girl but 10 te dSgus'
the summer fisherman. whose heart SINKS witih MIN a. NC
sees the old bearing down on his lobster grouhuS
where she goes scraping along pulling pots and breaking
away buoys and causing him much loss One old lobster
man ON hearing She In GARDENERS Bay ssu I'I "c
was glad there and hoped she wcud never CONF
back But the heart OF the summer girl grows Sht ~ se
sees the stately ship sailing bsck anc foith across uo
harbors mouth and finally anchorng near the Pequ'' or
Fort Grswod House dance on the Constcla
ton this afternoon there will be divine worship on boa
tomorrow be the next best thing 10 mop
as gives cadets opportunity to ask al OF he
Young lady friends toard ship The Constellation VIII
sail from here Monday
Colonel George Haven OF this city commanding the 81
Regiment {. n g., with his stan anu noh-cohnissoneu
staff went to Camp Ember at Mantle today On Monday
Companies A. D. and the machine gun platoon from here
will also go to where together with the other SaIe
troops they will remain IN camp one week.
W. w Perkins Post. O. A. r., sent City men to Boston
to take part in the great parade there Oh Tuesday
The New.London Board OF Trade, entcrprsng orFani'
compos largely Of business men, mas decided 10 give
an excursion to Bedford the steamer City Of New
York during the latter part of the present month COM
peen committee the matter In charge and the success
of the undertaking is already assured
The season here at its height. The Pcquot and
Fort Grswod houses wclllcd and the cottages about
these hotels are nearly all occupied Almost every
day this week there has been fair drive picnic
dance and promises be quite
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-17
ON LONE BLOCK ISLAND.
aiyr IN PLEASANT CoMPANY-oLD FREoUENTERs
AND NEW

pIock Island r. l., Aug. 16 tSpeciaD-Ihefe are
probsbly more people here to-day than over before Sco
Block Island shot up into the upper ar u! ''o
urobable volcanic eruption in prehistoric ages All ''c
hotels are full and their accommodations a'e noi'@"7
for the next two weeks ,,
ho old settlers are here in large numbers, especially
gentlemen OF the legal fraternity
Judge c. r. ingalls,, Of Troy, y. Y, who mas oceh
yss AT the Sprng twenty consecutive seasons
before the present era Judge Shaw, Of the same pace
and Judge Albright OF Allentown PENN are all mere osa
Judge and Judge Albright are guests a' INC ''e
View. . ,,.
Major D. NJ Houser, president Of The ST. Louis
Democrat Publishing Company, is here Tor the
season with his wife. Some Of M Housers renh
absences Of the old pro-slayey days when IhonaS A.
BENTON was the patron Of the Old Missouri democrat
be nrorentor Of the present Globe Democrat are very
Interesting. -
Charles r. Ianinan has been here during the season,
but left Thursday for Boston lie was pf,'a'o So
t~y TO Daniel when the latter was SECRETARY Oh
State under Fillmore; later he was secretary o. ue
Japanese Legation and he is an artist OF no mean fcno"
" say nothing Of his reputation az JOURNALIST
Perhaps the man who Is gazed at most however Is
lack Ashton the athlete who arrived here on TUESDAY
Tor stay of ten days Ashton trained here Iast
,sn for night with Godfrey lie is confident no" OF
MS ability his coloed antagonist II he ever gets
another show at him.
The saddest feature O, this summers business tn
drowning or at least last Wednesday Of Hr
w J. Tinker, Of the firm Of Tinker & Boardman Mel I
den Conn., while bathing at Crescent Beach Mr. Tinker
was an athlete and expert swimmer, and The Gcncra
epnion seems to that he had attack OF heart failure
while in the water. silly story has been going the
rounds that his wedding trip. Mr. Tinker
had been married five six years, and his wife
IA couuleteIy prosated. The body taken away on
Friday by the steamer Block Island
The pleasure boats doing good business this
season. buensh plentiful and the boatmen
happy.
The drivers pleasure find Seares mansion and
Inc wreck Lady OF the Lake the most attractive
points
Mid.Ocean," the summer paper, Is thriving, unoei
the edorship Of Charles f. Perry, old newspaper
BY the way editors and reporters are as thick as hie'
here Mr.. Crane Of " The World -; Mr.. Breen. o
The Herald" Mrs. Price Of " The Aa-Californian.'
are only three the dozen more newspaper peop,
sumuering vt Block Island
The Bsrrenther family have been giving musicsles al
all the leading the last week. They regis
tered at the Narrsgansctt
uressive whist euchre parties are the order OF tn
day and there rest for the weary.