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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-08-16
PRUDENCE.

Miss Maud Frazer has gone to Boston
for "A week.
AT Halsey Chase's. Mrs J. +. Stud-
ley and sln and Miss Grace Studley
of West Dennis. Mass
A. Rachel Chase's, Mr.. Burton of PRoy.
IDENCE. Mrs. Buxton and granddaughter
of Cumberland. Miss Thresher and the
Misses Paine Of Central Falls, Miss Liz
zie Wood OF Newport, Mrs. Stewart and
family OF East Providence.
An inpromptu concert was given last
night at the Casino by Mr.. johnson.
which the cottagers enjoyed enthusiast,
cally. Mrs Fiske very kindly took
The Chase family has received two adj
iitious On July 10th daughter was
born to Mr.. and Mrs. Halsey Chase and
on Aug Is, daughter to Mr.. and Mrs.
Paul Chase.
Mrs &. IA. Perkins, Sr., celebrated her
55th birthday yesterday. There was a
family gathering. n surprise birthday
cake with fifty-hve lighted candles, and
presents from family and friends.
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Killed by n Convict.

JACKSON, Mich, Aug. l6.-Wm. Cuddy
half proprietor Of the prison by contract
was murdered at o'clock yesterday after
noon by convict Henry Blackman. The
in chair at his desk writing. His skull
was crushed.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-08-16
ScITUATE.

Considerable wire pulling Is being done
by the local politicians of the Democratic
party, and Hugh Carroll and David .
Baker seem thus far TO be the favorites
for Compress. The old war horses will
support Carroll for n nomination to Con-
gress, while the young colts who have
lately been kicking against the traces
will throw their votes unanimously for
Baker.
Some will not vote for either man.
Thus the Democracy In the town to-day
TO the other.
- The Republicans are well satisfied at
the outlook and prophesy this year Re
publican victory throughout the town.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-08-16

Chief OF Police Child received tele.
gram to-day from Sarah MORN, Lowell,
asking him to look mp woolen weaver
named Thomas Morin, as one Of the fam
lily was dead.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-08-16

KNOXVILLE, Tenn. Aug. 16.-A special
dispatch from Coal Creek says that an
armed mob has formed there and serious
trouble is threatened.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-08-16
Hone Lodge Ta.nipht.

Tonight at 7;45 the members Of Hope
Lodge with their families and friends will
leave Sprague's wharf and 40 as far ~
Rocky Point They will come back as
far as Bulock's Point where they will
indulge in dancing to the music of Post
Richards orchestra.
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RIVER POINT.

The daughters Of Mary Kebecca Lodge,
No. 10, held "a meeting last night and
voted TO go o. an excursion To Reads
Palace on Saturday afternoon.
IL Is doubtful IL any OF the members OF
the "Chain Gang" are caught as the
NEWS reporter has been informed to- day
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PhENlx.

The board OF the Methodist Church held
q meeting last might, regular routine
business being TRANSACTED.
DIR. X. X. Whipple left for New York
last night TO have m operation performed.
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G,adseone Returns.

LONDON. Aug. 16.-Mr. Gladstone re.
turned from his visit To the Qneen this
morning on the royal yacht Victoria
Albert. He looked well aud cheerful.
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GREENE.

The arrangements OF the Advent Asso-
citation for the annual camp meeting
have been finished, and large numbers are
arriving daily. A number of tents have
been erected, while extensive improve
ments will be made at the hotel and din
ing rooms.
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who for some time past has made a
''scene" on Bough street. was arrested on
a warrant by the police OF the Sixth sta
tion and lodged at the Knight street
station. For three days prior to her
arrest she hal become such nuisance
that it WAS necess Try for the peace Of the
community to take her into custody
An Imposing Funeral.
The funeral of George O'Brien, n we'll
known Young man who died Saturday
morning at his home on Lewis street in
Johnston, in his Goth year, took place this
way. The deceased was for some time
superintendent of the Sunday school at
st. Mary's. and was esteemed by teachers
and pupils alike.
He had been i'll for about three months
Of a lingering Illness The bearers were
Duffy and John Glynn. His remains were
taken to st. Francis, Pawtucket for in
terment.
Fire in Trunk.
Box s12, High and Perry streets, was
rung about o'clock last night for
slight fire in tenement house owned by
Patrick Ma gner, No. 90 Oak street. The
Kehoe.
The blaze was discovered in an attic, an
old trunk having mysterously been ig-
nited. The fire was out before the de-
partment arrived, without damage.
A Family AFFAIR.
Frank Mulholland, a tailor, was ar
rested yesterday Mt his establishment on
High street, by Officer Clifford A family
row had been in progress between Null
their little girl had found, and OF which
the husband was trying to gain posses
sion.
Briefs.
Peter Boneful manager OF Tabalt's
Olneyville store, is visiting friends at
Webster, Mass. this " eclA
John McGarty OF San Souci's is spend
ing his vacation enticing the unwary
members OF the finny tribe at Silver Lake.
Several blockades occurred this morn
ing on the square. Officer Bennett aud
Sullivan being kept busy maintaining a
clear passage.
Alfred Smith. brother OF B. A. Smith,
druggist. has just returned from u much
enjoyed sojourn at Cottage City, Marthas
Vineyard.
The electric cars on the new Thornton
route are now running In frst-class style.
An extra car is to be put on for the Dyer
annual excursion.
Preparations are in progress for rails
iiug banner at Thorn,on by the Repub-
lican Club of that place. II has already
been ordered by DIR. +. A. Twitcnell,
chairman Of the RHODE ISLAND State
League committee.
Mrs. Philias Vezina returns this even
ing from Motreal, where she has for the
past three weeks been visiting friends. To
her home on Florence street.
The Olneyville Temperance Cadets met
last night, a small attendance being pres
ent. An invitation to attend the Court
Thomas A. Doyle fair next month was
accepted. Other routine business was
transacted.
Tomorrow evening at Springer's Hall,
n reception will be given John Giroux by
his French-Canadian friends on his re-
turn from st. Sulpice In the province OF
Quebec. Canada. where he was a week ago
yesterday united In marriage to Miss
Emestine Champagne Of that town.
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Cotton Market.
QUOTED by A. r. wEEDFy.
Chicago Grain Notes.
QUOTED by A. T.. wEEDEN.

CHICAGO
Wheat on passage decrease 7s4. 900, corn,
40, 600: grain ont Of store, wheat 164. 900,
corn, 276 100, oats, 1900.
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NEWS OF OLNEYVlLLE.

Yesterday afternoon Margaret Lynch,
who for some time past has made a
"scene" on Bough street, was arrested on
ton and lodged at the knight street
station. For three days prior to her
arrest she hal become such a nuisance
that it WAS necess Try for the peace Of the
community to take her into custody
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a GREAT RAILROAD.

BY the absorption of the Chicago & At
lantic railway between Marion and Chi
cago, the Erie has at last effected its en-
trance into Chicago, and now occupies the
proud position of being the only line be-
tween Chicago and New York entirely un-
der ono management
One result Of this is the arrangement
whereby all the through trains of the Erie
are now run solid between Chicago and
New York without change. Passengers
holding through tickets, neither first or
second class, are able to go from Chicago
10 New York without changing cars.
Pullmuns most modern sleeping cars ere
run on all through trains via this line, and
on their vestibnle limited, Puliman's din
ing cars. No extra faro charged on this
train. IN fact the rates via the Erie are
lower than via any other route Offering
equal facilities.
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is the property Of Messrs. Soxles aud Reid
and is at present held by Mr.. R. Y. Tone,
who will probably dispose Of 1t to eastern
capitalists. The Lakeview adjoins the
Sioux on the north, ana from indications
shown by the development work which has
been done, needs but little more work to
place It in the front ranks OF producers.
TIE TETRo MINING COMPANY
was incorporated in 1891, with 100000
shares at 81 per share par value, $4,000
shares of which were laid aside for work
ing capital. The first 10000 shares were
sold at 10 cents, next 10000 at % cents, at
which the stock is now selling. The group
consists OF four claims, each 600 1880 feat
in length. and is situated between the
well-known Eagle and Godiva mines. The
main tunnel-which ie by far the hand
soonest piece OF work liz Tintic Districts
now $50 feet in length, aud is being vieor-
ously pushed by three eight-hour shifts.
Tho object of this tunnel is TO crt the i'm
mense body OF quartz which is now about
100 feet distant. Cross cutting has been
done 400 feet from the face. where small
bodies Of carbonate of lead have been
struck, which assayei % per cent. lead,
SIS in silver and So in gold.
The list of officers is: Noah w. Nc.
Chrystal, president; Augustus Teatea-
rautte, vice president; w. r. Wallace, Sec
rotary; and Harry T. Duke, treasurer. j.
G. Nc Chrystal and John H. Nc. Chrystal,
with the above officers, form the directors,
and make up a board whose ability
promises well for the future Of the com
pany.
THE VICTORIA NINE,
owned by Noah w. McChrystaI and N.
D. McLeoud, adioins the celebrated Eagle
mines. Work is being pushed on this
ground, and the prospects are very favor
able.
THE FUTURE OF TINTIC.
From operations outlined above it will
be readily seen that the prospectors are
confident as TO the future OF Tintic and also
that outside capital IS becoming rapidly in
and before many months Tintsc viii take
unto herself q boom which will place her
head and shoulders above her sister camps
in Utah.
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NEWLAN & OSTBY, MERCHANT
TAIIORS,

We are now displaying at 81 West First
South street. Salt Lake, fine assortment
of worsted. cashmere and Scotch goods.
All gentlemen who favor US with their
order will find hrst-class workmanship.
We guarantee Satisfaction. Call and see
our spring styles, which are new and
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FAT FOLKS REDUCED
By DIR. SNYDER,

Testimonial of Editor CHAs. r. SNYDER,
Rice Lake Wis.
AS is well known to . large number OF our
friends we have been under the treatment Of
DR.. o. w. F. Snyder, the celebrated specialists
OF Chicago, since the 18th day Of January. 1895,
for obesity with very gratifying results, as the
following statement OF weights and measure
ments before and after 60 days treatment will
show:
Before. After. Loss.
Weight.S45 pounds -279 pounds--o6 poundr
Chest. 551s inches... A inches. liM inches
Waist coz inohes... 40 inches. --l51a inches
Hips - 66 inches. AZ inches. 20 inches
''All the time We have attended to our regu-
lar business. suffered no inconvenience what
ever and have been improving every day. We
would advise ali afflicted with obesity to write
to Dr. Snyder We will be pleased to answer
all letters Of inquiry where stamp is inciosed-
Rice Lake (TVis.l 1tDacs, april 1, 1899.
PATIENTS TREATED BY MAIL
Confidential HARMLESS and with sarving ineonvenisnca
bad For particulars cali address with stamps
DR.. O. w. =. SNYDER
HovIcKER's THEATRE sLoG.. CHICAGO
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The Colorado Chief has fine hosting
works ard complete equipment The shaft
is down 800 feet, and connection has been
made with the keystone on the 800 level. at
which time the Chief suspended operations
aud has not yet resumed.
THE RErR1DUnoN
IS being operated under lease sud bond by
an Ogden corporation, and is owned by
Messrs. Tone and Hopper Work is being
carried on through tunnel which is now
over two hundred feet under cover. The
ledge will probably be tapped at a distance
Of $50 feel. The superintendent of the
work, Mr. Fred Eaton, expresses himself
well pleased with the showing.
TIE YoRKvIILE
is owned By Tone aud Hopper, and is being
worked by Lee Hopper and j. 4. HaBkins
under lease They have 8 tunnel 200 feet
under cover and are at present sinking a
Wine upon very promising new ledge.
The Wine is now down about fifty feet
and is daily improving in appearance indi-
eating that but little more depth will be
required before the ore body Is tapped.
THE DAMF1No
is the property Of Mr.. M. G. Sullivan, who
has recently secured a patent On the
ground. A shaft mas bcea sunk 80 feet
ana looks well, but Mr. Sullivan being at
tractec by very fine iron groupings Is at
present driving q tunnel now 40 feet under
cover 70 tap the ledge. 1t is the intention
70 continue the work until ore is struck.
THE MANHATTA,
owned BY Tone & Hopper. is held under
lease By r. Y. Tone. who is rapidly push
ing development The shaft is down 90
feet and drift 50 feet with indications that
ore Is not far away. A Is ounce assay with
trace 81 GOLD has been secured. Mr. Tone
IA erecting 8 Ephip Rnd will soon be ready
Tor stil more rapid work
rRE PERU,
formerly the property Of the Moore Bros.
has recently been purchased By q com
pany OF eastern capitalists, who propose to
&c ahead with the greatest rapidity posi-
bic TO develop the property. The company
will erect an engine and other necessary
works AZ once. The work is IN charge OF
r. ". Tone. superintendent. who is at pres
emit working TWO shifts, and wiz put in
three tue coming week. The shaft is now
down IS feet.
THE FREE COINAGE
owncd BY Mr. G. c. Nepple. has shaft
down thirty six feet ia an iron ledge
which makes 3 hne showing. WORK has
been temporarily suspended but Mr..
Hepple states that he viii resume opera
tions il few days.
THE SENECA
ia owned BIZ Mr.. John Driscoll. who has =
shaft down seventy feet and expresses
himself as well satisfied with the showing
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THE NEW REsTAuRANT.

Maugum's restaurant has just been pur-
chased by Mr.. Willis Of Sanpete, who is
practical caterer in every sense OF the
word. He has called it the New Restaur-
ant. He tells US good business is gradu-
ally making itself manifest, and be is feel
ing encouraged with the outlook. His
place is as neat and clean as new pin and
presents q most inviting appearance.
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which is the property Of MIR. Ed. Luce. is 4
steady producer Of high grade ore. Two
shifts are now at work and shipment of
100 ions was made the past week. The
Sioux ID about as good thing is q man
should ask for.
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All the comforts Of home where you fud
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Is q valuable property and good producer
but has temporarily suspended operations
We are unable to learn what the prospects
are for resumption.
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is the proprietor Of the photograph gallery.
having been established about three
months; he finds Eureka good business
place, inasmuch rs he has line run of
work; his ability as en- artist Is well evil
denced by the pictures displayed in his
gallery, the clearness being special fea-
anre and the pose in every case showing
the true artist.
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TIE BLUE ROCK RESTAURANT.

This popular restaurant has recently
been purchased by Charlie Now. who is
known by everyone and is endowed with
species of enterprise rarely found in tho
Celestial. Charlie will renovate and make
his resort second to none in Eureka. This,
coupled with his well-known ability as
cook, bespeak fine trade.
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ia owned BIZ Mr.. John Driscoll. who has
shaft down seventy feet and expresses
himself as well satisfied with the Showing
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which is an extremely valuable property,
has been lying idle for some time. Mr..
Gus Tetro, however, just returned from
Canada and work will probably be re-
sumed immediately.
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TIVE FREE COINAGE

Owned by Mr. 9. c. Nepple, has a shaft
down thirty-six feet in al iron le5re
which makes 3 inc showing. WORK has
been temporarily suspended but Mr..
Hepple states that he viii resume opere-
tions il few days
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The Situation South.

The Eagle resumed work on June 90 and
are now running two shifts. They are at
present st WORK uncovering g fine body of
ore and wils undoubtedly. soon Commence
shipments. The Eagle is fine property
and is destined to become q great pro-
Queer.
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THE INDEPENDENCE GROUP

is the property Of John Davis and the
Davis Bros. and consists OF eight claims.
four OF which are patented. There is a
large amount Of development work on the
group and the owners are now running a
tunnel to tap 3 fine looking iron ledfe.
Good assays can be secured from this tun-
mel. There are two fine springs located on
the group which are being improved and
greatly increase the value Of the property.
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VHE ANNIE CONSOLIDATED

was located by G. T. Bridges 81 Co., and
was recently incorporated. The develop
ment work consists of shaft fifty feet
from which good assay has been secured.
The company has just completed their or
ganization and work win shortly
commence with G. T. Bridges,
manager In charge. They are al
ready at work on a mill site which
will furnish them an abundance of water.
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is being operated by Messrs. Chamberlain,
Jackman and Rice under an eighteen
months bond and lease. They have a
tunnel In between seventy-fve ana 100
feet and looking fine. There is fourteen
inch vein in the roof which assays $50
ounces Of silver and 60 per cent lead, also
q twelve-inch vein in the bottom nsssying
over 100 ounces OF silver and IS per cent.
lead. They also have a shaft dowr seventy
five feet which shows tine lead ore in the
bottom. The lessees propose to sink the
shaft 100 feet further Immediately. From
the showing made 1t wall be but short
time before the Hungarian will be ship
ping large quantities OF first-class ore.
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Was designed 10 run 1900 feet and tap
the immense ore bodies which must be in
the interior of the mountain. The plsn
was developed by Mr.. Ed Luce, and the
work is now Incorporated. The tunnel is
now 400 feet under cover and owing to the
fine showing made by q vein OF quartz
which was struck at this distance the
owners decided to sink upon It, The
Wine is now down thirty feet and makes
an excellent showing. Work on the tunnel
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since the marvillously rich strike made
there last winter, and the mine is so well
known that 1t will not be necessary to give
full details. The location was made by
Mr.. Z. h. Teny and others who discovered
arich body Of carbonate ore a few feet be-
low the surface, and several other deposits
have since been found. There is already
large quantity Of good ore on the dump,
but up TO date no shipments have been
made. The property was recently incorpo-
rated. Tie strike at the Gold Blossom
filed the adjacent country with prospec-
tors and there Is not now an inch OF ground
in that vicinity which ia not located. A
large number are now at work there and
the chances are that other properties will
soon be heard from
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Is located in east Main street and has a
complete stock of furniture and wall
paper; he has been in Eureka about two
years; he came from Nevada, but was an
old Utah man in 1862 Mr.. Fullride is one
Of Eurekas most Hnterprlsing business
men, always to the front in anything look
ing to Eureka's advancement.
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NE situation North.

The Colorado Chief has fine hosting
works and complete equipment The shaft
is down 800 feet and connection has been
made with the keystone on the 800 level, at
which Time the Chief suspended operations
aud has not yet resumed.
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Familiarity called, enjoys a patronags sec
opd TO none in the town; every body knows
him and his friends are counted in scores.
He Is located on Main street, at point
that is passed oftener than any in town. He
has been running about two years in
Eureka and has never regretted 1t yet.