The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-06-01
MR.. CROSS CAPTURE.

MR.. CROSS CAPTURE.
shown herewith, and which his witness,
w. p. Simmons, the popular clerk of the
hotel. certifies to weigh | pound 3
ounces, wet weight. Isn't he beauty !?
Mr.. Cross generously gave the fish to the
secretary of the club though that is not
of course part of the necessary formali-
ties.
Mr.. George ID. McCulloch, who has a
cottage at Kettle Point, brought in a
tautog to-day which is probably not a
prize winner, but is at least "A very fine
fish.
Complaints are heard that the fishing
wasn't good on Decoration Day. Proba-
bly, the fish were patriotic aud kept hoii-
day.
Find coupon and roster Of club on page
5. Send in your name before you go fish
ing either for trout or tautog.
The Coupon Contest-swan still Leading
I'm the Race for the $1,000 Life Insur-
ance Policy.
Meanwhile the contest for the 81, 900 life
insurance policy goes bravely on, as Will
be seen by the following letters:
PROVIDENCE, May 80.
To the Editors OF the Netos'
Billie NJ. Gould. B. Y.
ScrTUATE, June /, 1892.
To the Editors ot the News:
Enclosed please find so coupons for w.
II. Matthews. From
A FRIEND IN SCITUATE, II. I.
PROVIDENCE, June l.
To the H6itors Of the Netcs
Enclosed are one hundred and forty
three C43) coupons, which please place to
the credit of Henry Gray.
Yours truly. From his Friend,
o. G.
PROVIDENCE, May 81.
the Editors Of the NeWs
Enclosed please find twenty (20) coupons
for G. w. Gorton, Union X. X. Co.
CAMP ST. FRIENDS.
BRISTOL, May 81.
To the Editors Of the Nsios:
Please find enclosed fifty (50) coupons
for James Hoard of Bristol. Wishing
success to him aud your paper.
PROVIDENCE. June
To the Editors OF the Ne,os
You will find enclosed two coupons for
our friend. Jacob Beck, of No. II Hook
and Ladder, and hope he will have good
support. Yours truly,
PROVIDENCE, May 81.
To the Editors Of the News
Enclosed please find one hundred 400
coupons and place them to the credit OF
Bradford q. Niles. Mr.. Niles Is not yet at
the top of the heap, but we expect To see
him "A No IL before the contest closes.
Yours respectfully,
II. Il. w.
PROVIDENCE, May 81.
Enclosed please find fifty-one coupons
for c. O. Swan, hoping he will out-dis-
tance all his competitors. Yours truly,
ARTHUR AND MANToN.
PROVIDENCE, May 81.
To tho Editors Of tho Nows:
Enclosed please find twenty Eve coupons
for John II. Hall Of Hose Company
No. Q, from
A FRIEND ON THE EAST SIDE.
PROVIDENCE, June /.
To the Editors Of the Nous:
The enclosed eleven coupons please
count for John III. Hall.
A "WARD NINE FRIEND"
Big Jumps are made by "Bilhe" NJ.
Gould, Douglas, Niles, Swad, Winter
bottom, Hall, Hoard, Gorton, and Mat
thews. and the biggest of all by Henry
GRAY, who goes up severel steps toward
the head of the class Here is the list;
c. O. Swan, letter carrier in jewelry dis
trict
William II. Matthews, conductor, Bris-
tol horse cars.
Charles c, Wilson. Hydraulion Com
pany, Bristol.
John }. O'Toole, policeman. Station 3,
Providence.
Chester H. Blood, policeman. Fifth pre-
cinct, Providence.
Henry Gray. Olneyville station.
John Mullen, foreman fire department,
East Providence.
John Ia. Hall, Hose No. q.
William Gardiner, policeman, Of Provi-
dence.
Frank l.. war6cld, fireman, ii. and L..
No. Z. Providence.
A. }. winterbottom, fireman, Central
bradford q. Niles.
John B. Livsey, City Hall police.
Charles IIoxie, janitor, Infantry Hall.
G.. w. Gorton. conductor Prairie. ave-
William NJ. Gould. conductor Elmwood
cers.
James Hoard. Bristol. RI
Charles B. Baird. policeman. Provi-
dence.
Henry f. skinner, letter carrier. Elm
wood.
Ira ID. Gof, Narragansett Engine Co.
Riverside.
Henry ID. White. ticket agent, Elm
wood.
Ezra Kent conductor Pawtuxet road.
Henry &. Nickerson. Manton.
James IL. Gledhill, letter carrier No. a.