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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-11-05
FOR S4LE-HOUSES.
Three lines under this heading 10 cents.

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II tage in East Providence, In good neighbor-
hood, near horse cars price 1880. Address Dill.
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EOR SALEM EAST PROVIDENCE, TWO
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from cars price 1880; terms easy. Address Clio.
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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-11-05
The Bike Parade.

The burlesque bicycle parade scheduled
TO take place last night was postponed on
account of the storm and will be held
under favorable weather conditions next
Friday evening. The start will be made
from Exchange place at Il. NJ
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-11-05
AN IMPORTANT CONCESSION.
Use OF tho Harbor at wiiheimshaven
Granted the Hamburg Packet Company.

Use of tho Harbor at Wilhelmshaven
Granted the Hamburg Packet Company.
New YORK, Nov. 5.-The Hamburg
American Packet Company has just OBJ
tanned most important concession from
the German government, having been
granted fhe use OF the harbor OF Will
helmshaven, the chief imperial naval
station on the North SEA-, which hereto
fore has been used exclusively for naval
vessels.
This concession IL a most valuable one.
rs in the event OF a recurrence of cholera
or OF ice blocks on the Elbe the har Dor,
which is in all respects a most des lra be
one, would be always accessible. Will
helmshaven has about 20, 900 inhabitants.
excellent hotel accommodations and d.
rect railroad connections with all parts
OF the continent.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-11-05
MARRIED..

Marriage and Funeral Notices one Insertion,
50c.: each additional insertion. i5c.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-11-05
NOT CUTTING RATES.
That Pasttims Tabooed at Present by tho
Union Pacific.

OMAHA, Neb., Nov. 5.--General Passen-
ger Agent Lomax of the Union Pacific
says that, Notwithstanding the state
ment that the Union Pacific was out OF
the trans NJ issouri Association since Nov.
/, he proposed to be very conservative
concerning rates, and would maintain
them as long as the other roads adhered
TO the agreement. .People antici ipated
that would cut rates." said Mr.. Lomax,
"when we were out OF the association.
but instead OF this have put in winter
tourists rates at slight advances over
last year. This will be our policy
throughout. As to paying comm ission
absolutely untrue. We are not engaged
in the pastime of cutting rates."
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-11-05

The election comes Off next Tues
day. Don't be "busy" that day on
any service but that OF the great
Republic.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-11-05
By THE THUMBS.

The Mother Accused OF TorturIng HOT
Offspring for an Hour.
TRENTON, Nov. 5.-Mrs. Kate Lorenzo,
OF No. 1o11 South Clinton avenue, has
been held for the grand jury, chsrge'
with having hanged her three year olo
child up by the thumbs for an hour.
During that time, it is said, she frequent
ly struck the child with a stick.
The child's cries were hear by neigh
bors, who informed the police, and an
officer cut IL down.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-11-05

Don't stay a home Tuesday, Vote
and work. Apathy is a political
crime.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-13
THE MUTUAL LIES SUBSCRIPTION.

TT WILL GIVE $4,000 To AID ~ KEErING OUT
THE ..uoLEEA. IF THE MONEY I, NEEDED.
Movor Grant was on duty bright and early yester
av ,rorninp looking after the details connected with
IN. precautionary measures being taken by the city
ao,artments against the Introduction OF cholera At
,he vovors rcoucst the Police Commissioners placed
IN. poce steamer Patrol at the disposal Of Governor
Flower I'm hts trips down the bay. One OF the hrst
letters received at the City Hall yesterday. addressed
Il, ,he Mayor was from Richard A. MN'urdy. president
% tho Mutual Life Insurance Company u Now York.
In Il Mr. McCnrdy sGid "The company desires Ia
cxnrcss It's hearty appreciation " all tho efforts that
ro beng nut forth in behalf ~ the impered citizens
~ This continent and TO yon % It's wish and
Intention 10 cooperatc I'm every proper way In ward
ing on the danger Of pestlence that threatens our
homes and every interest To this end we stand pledges!
70 subscribe an Initial $50 OO0 any part thereof In
financial aid 70 the recognized authorities at any tim
Il may I'm their Judgment be required In this connection
should DO gratlned to consider suggestions which
Won NAV deem proper 70 make indicating any further
way I'm which this company can aid In securing our
State and country against the threatening scourge.'
This exhibition OF public spirit was gratifying To
the Mayor who said that II was mn eXampl" which
should be cmulatcd In many directions by the repro
sontativos OF The different business interests Of tho
civ. lie also expressed his pleasure ut the prompt
action Of Governor Flower I'm coming TO Newlork 10
toln charge OF the work Of the Quarantine Commits
sIoners and the health officers Of the port. In this
tho Mayor added, "thc Governor has enhanced tho
noble record he has already made In plcd1ng his In
dvidual responsibility In support OF staie nid other
legislative action IL already apparent that tho
people had every confidence IN the Chief Executive VI
tho state. and his presence here Will be considered
great help In securing prompt acnoh III "hh'o'c'
arise
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-13
TO AVOID CONTAGIOUS DISEASES

it is of the utmost importance, to strengthen
the body A healthy body will much sooner
withstand the ravages of contagious diseases
Cholera, La Grippe, etc than "a. weak frame
acknowledged in this respect to be the best
tonic beverage and is especially recommended
ing tonic is necessary to build up debilitated
constitution. One dozen bottles OF Johann
Hoff's Malt Extract are equal in nutritive and
tonic qualities TO one casS of Ale or Porter
without being intoxicating. IL is beneficial
alike for man. woman or child.
Prof. Prosper De Petra Santa, of Paris
says "As a large number OF patients lack the
necessary power to digest solid food, and would
through tie use of stimulants be merely ex-
cited and weakened, therefore ! regard it Of
immense value TO the practitioner to bring to
his aid a nutritious tonic and remedy like the
Johann Hoffs Malt Extract, which will act
not only as tonic, but As a nutrient as well
and which is less exciting than wine as a
stmulant."
BE sure to obtain the genuine. which has the
signature of Johann Hof" On"the neck of
every bottle.
ElSNER & MANDELSoN CO., Sole gents
NEW.YORK.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-13
COMPLAINTS FROM THE RUGTA.

THE CABIN PASSENGERS WRITE TO DR.. JENKINS
AND TO MR. BoAs.
The cabin passengers on the detained ship Ruria
bad II meeting last Thursday, DR.. JOHN +. Hendy
being chairman and Ernest Urchs secretary letter
10 Dr. Jenkins was drawn up and sent to him. No
official reply has been received TO the letter. winch
Is rs follows:
Quarantine S. Ruga. september 8, 1892.
Dr. william /. Jenkins, Health Onicer Port Of New
York. ,,
Dear Sir: The cabin passengers OF the steamship
Rugia, In convention assembled, beg To submit the
following
Ne. 100 men, women and children. all OF whom
are, amt have been since the day OF sailing rom
Hamburg, free from cholera, have been for nearly
the deadly disease on board the Rugia, ana have
borne our with degree CT foroearance altosther
out Of proportion to tue ashf we are re IL" eor t
that has borne fruit la, been made by me Board OF
Health or Dr. Jenkins TO take away our Steerass
among the cabin passengers, and our SICK were per
mttcd To remain aboard until the fourth day which
seem, TO us ncxcusahle neglect, considering that TINS
urgent step should have been taken on inc nrst gay.
such mea,uics ~ have been taken 70 coltenia.e ,e
disease within the ships limits are owing Only ~ thc
efforts Of the ships physician, DR.. BoIchaidt Wills
the activity Of tho Health Board has been limited 10
ms neglect becomes the apparent ~ the PMS
sengcrS Of the Normannla were relieved vi the si.cf
nc passengers and their baggage the second day,
scptenber A. although they arrived IN Quarantine after
the Rugfn, and were under way SIX DAYS less 'h"ii
desire TO call 30 your attention thnt have been
aboard cholera visited ship for nineteen days, sN
of which have been spent subject TO your JURISDICTION
that during these days, to reterae We have. aS II
seems to u.s. received the least possible consideration
ut your hpnds that all our cabin passengers have
been ard are free from the cholera that IL Is our
right to demand that 100 cabin passengers OF the
iIga. should be brought ont OF the reach OF danger
and that we herewith do request Immediate relief
While we believe that many OF the stringent measures
in Quarantine have been taken for the benefit OF the
population OF the city Of New York, we also believe
lint the city OF New York should consider our safety
should secure for MS some place OF safety where tne
accommodations commensurate with such ~ We are
accustomed to. and that the mere question OF expense
,o tbe city OF New York should not cut any figure
nj all In view OF the distressing circumstances. II
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-13
TREATME NT

pier but he expressed his willingness To DO every 'h"s
in his power to help along the light against te
A guard OF fifty men about to start from "oV-
crnor,s Island to camp at Sandy Hook and form
Gordon for the protection of the Government WORKS
there 1t thought at the Navy Yard that an order
had been given that outsiders slioud DC perml,ted
N use the pier. so even the marines were excluded
10 orders have been received to put the monitor
Nantucket into commission for use In the cholera
fight. The vessel however. could be made ready on
short notice. e,..
A report saying that the Navy. Yard IS IN hlthy
condition was denied Mt the Yard yesterday. or
course, the channels In the Yard become oiled with
mud and need dredging occasionally. There are also
dmmp grounds on which garbage from the ships Is
thrown. But the Chief Of the Bureau of Yards and
Docks In the Yard said yesterday TINT the Navy Yard
nae I'm q good sanitary condition.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-13
THEY WILL CARRY 80 IMMIGRANTS.

THE RAILROADS DECIDE TO REFUSE TRANS
pORTA1roN TO ALL SUSPECTED PERSONS.
Tho action Of the Illinois state Board OF Health
IN issunc nm order barring admission into the state
OF any immigrant who has not q certificate rom
surgeon I'm the Marine Hospital service. has tempo
rary stopped the transportation of all Immigrants
10 the West DR.. +. W. Reilly the secretary OF tho
Illinois Board served notice last week on H. !. Far
mer chairman of the Trunk Line Association, that
immigrants who could not produce certificate from
Marine Hospital surgeon that they had been properly
inspected and were found TO be Tree rom oisc"Se
would be kept out of the state, and that the expense
Of the detention would have TO he Dprhc ny lc ram
road bringing them
In reply TO Mr. Farmers inquiry whether or not
n certificate from the Health Ofccr Of the port Of
New. York would be sufficient Dr. Reilly ,hd tha'
Il would not that the regulations demanded fcd
er inspection and certificate similar that In vogue
al Baltimore. Tie railroads have therefore decided
10 refuse all immigrant business when the desired
certificates are not furnished The Baltimore ana
Ohio and the Edc have refused - carry mm grants
since Friday, and the Pennsylvania when look o"'
400 on sunday that refused BY the Erie on
saturday h1cs Itself In quAndary - 10 INC
disposition 10 b. made OF them.
The example of the Illinois Board 81 Health Is
being followed IN other states, and the chance oi
cholera being spread through the West BY the immi
giants Will bc reduced 10 minimum. d. Nhccl's,
0l tie Marine Hospital service on Ems Island vsipu
DR. Jenkins yesterday and arranged TO examine az
mm grants alter they have been passed BY the local
authorizes 80 tnat nov ws ,,. e' ,o Arc
nom both state and Federal authorities
The steamboat line to Hartford aud tho one 70
bridgeport refused to take immigrants on their
steamcrs last week the ground that the Connecticut
STATE Ii0aId Of Health would not allow snch people
10 bc landed unless they had certificates from Marine
iIospltal service doctor. NOW that Or. Wheeler +
at Els Island the dncuhy Will be obviatod
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-13

this Inactivity on the part Of the Health Board and its
representatives Is permitted to continue, ana Inc
quencc we cannot but believe that the cnnehleneo
public sentiment will place the Lame where u BE-
ior calamity which at the present stage seems In.
evitabe. al q which + rePHeet1inI submitted.
ERNEST URCHs secretary.
The following to Dr. Jenkins was drawn up by the
women passengers:
The ioryfour lady passenssrs in the cabin Of tho
men made in the paper adoped a az n feF ss
can ': .hoo ,1 NIX u.s. Others a have oa "a ao
eagerly awaiting the return Of mothers. We see with
painful apprehension the little ones in the Storage
to tho alarming disease. We ask in the name OF hui.
mainly why Should this poril9us exposure be continued
datc separation between the sick and the welll Must
our little ones and ourselves be kept imprisoned, iaes
invade every portion Of the shpf We submit without
a TO the abrdecmcnt OF our usual liberties,
from the public authorities Immediate relief by isolat
ina us and our children from this needless contact
IN the name Of humanity and CIVILIZATION in the name
Of God, We demand immediate succorl We ask Tor
inst that measure OF help that any consldcrate father
and husband would provide for his own imperilled
family.
The passengers sent the following to Mr. Boas agent
Of the Hamburg American Line:
9usrsnns. s. Rasia: SEPTEMBER rasGx Q; 1892
Mr. Emil Rcas i've s A from A the reports Of oday
"stnats-Zeitung" that 1t Is the intention Of your com
pany transfer the cabin passengers OF the kuga,
SSrmannIa to the schoolship New.iIampshlre. II
the "staats-Zcitung' Is correctly Informed, we peg
such action as our cabin passengers are all In the
best OF health free from the dread disease, TACT
that cannot be said OF the Second cabin passengers
OF the Normanna gathered from the Official reports
Of the past week. II relief Is to be offered us az
ALI IL can only be done BY placing the Rugia's cabin
passengers separately In some place Of safety after
which we will soon demonstrate the trutnniiness OF
tftnU ntP
and thereby secure our speedy release. Kindly ave
this matter your considerable attention, and greal-
oblge very trny yours . ,,, o,,
o (Sipned) DR.. JOHN =. HENDY, Chairman
ERNEST URCIIS, Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-13
THE QUARANTINE AT THE CANADA LINE.

Iockport. n. u, Sept IL Cspcciall.-rhe cholera
scare and possibly the disease Itself. has AT last
reached Western New-York About $50 immigrants,
mostly Germans and Swedes, arrived yesterday at
IN pension bridge from New-Yorh. and were refused
admission into Canada BY che Grand rrsnk Railroad.
There were several of sickness on board, anu
Inasmuch rs the State Of Michigan has ALREADY
stopped several hundred immigrants from entering
Detroit the railroad officials decided to draw the line
at the Niagara frontier
Just what will be done with the stranded passen-
gers Is not known. The New-York Central Railroad
has performed its contract in landing them at the
Bridge, and seemingly. further respon ibiity rests
upon the Grand Trunk line, as all had through ucA
cts for the West At present the Immigrants are
side tracked and receiving attention from the Niagara
County superintendent OF the Poor. -.
Buffalo. sept. 1.-THE immigrants detained mere
since Saturday sent West on the Lake sH1rs
road on the IL so O'clock train this afternoon. Dr.
Pettus, Marine Hospital surgeon, having gwen men
bill OF health by authority Of DR.. Wheeler oil New
York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-13
THE CONTEST OVER FIRE ISLAND.
FEDERAL OFFICER? THINK SANDY HOOK WILL
suFFICE-sEvERE MEASURES THAT
MIGHT BE TAKEN.

sUFFICE-sEvERE MEASURES THAT
MIGHT BE TAKEN.
u...,r.o Can't ,o-sccretary Foster received
q messnre this afternoon from New-iorR nhhouhc-
ing the fact that Judge Barnard had granted .c'"
porary Injunction against the use oil Fire lsiahu rs
a place Of detention for passengers run '
vessels and also stating that Dr. jenkins "au oo"
frmed the report OF the appearance OF ''o '"''e'a
aboard the French liner La Champagne. TO meet
the first emergency the Secretary gave oNers uii'
the receiving station at Sandy Hook be imiheuia'y
n,aced At the disposal OF DR.. Jenkins thus hhucipht
ing the effect OF his first order by ut least one uaS
Az Camp Low on Sandy Hook will be ready for the
recepon OF detained passengers rs soon as INC "o'N
men complete their Of inclosing the raiad shcus'
and the camp Itself Is practically subject 70 the dsPoS
,ion OF the New-Yor state authorities, who are mus
norr,,ted 20 trench upon the jurisdiction OF the
neichborinp state OF Newerscy, through the superior
authority OF the Federal Government The treasury
officials who have had to do with the ma.'e' VIC"
with eqanlmlty the failure OF the attempt W eco"'o
Fire Island AS place of detention for the Norman
MAS cabin passengers. Camp Low Is paiined OH u
larger scale aud the shelter necessary at ' 'o",o"
OF the wear. when fortunately no Indictment weather
may he expected, can rapidly be eA""ue" o'' wv
original limits IL necessary.
But ~ the New York authorities hnaily succeeo III
preventing Judge Barnard's temporary iuluhcl"h u'i
being made permanent and are still resisted III ue'r
attempts TO occupy Fire Island, the Federal "oVer-
rnent may again intervene 10 give perlnancnt loot
hold on terra lrna to the unfortunate NofmannS
cabin passengers. The General Govcrnneht oAinot
however intervene until Governor Flower shnl nave
certified that he has used all the power OF tnc great
state OF New York. both judicial and military 70 over
como the resistance Of the township OF isip; ana
plIcation, might instruct secretary Tracy 10 schd 70
fire Islnnd the monitor Miantonomoh, now nearly
supposed 10 be on the way n baltimore from New
York Either OF these vessels lying on FIRE Island,
dcfap
mob might easily command the situation ana aH0N
opportunity for the landing OF militia or passengers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-13
TWO DETAINED SHIPS AT THEIR PIERS.
THE COLUMBIA AND KAISER WILHELM IL
DEARTTI OF BEER on TIrE FORMER
CAUSES SORROW.

DEARTH or BEER on TIIE FORMER
CAUSES SORROW.
Tho cabin nassencers OF the steamship Columbia
~ the Hamburg American Line. which had been de-
tanned at Quarantine since Saturday afternoon were
allowed 10 land yesterday. The steamship reaono"
her pier in Hohoken about 80 a. m, ana u was =
happy crowd that fastened down the gang plank .
few minutes later. Most OF the passengers "e'e
Americans returning from abroad
There was no serious Illness on board the Coiumofa'
Although the steamship belongs TO the HAMBURG
American Line she has not been near the llliates
city OF Hamburg for about two months, ana OH oh'
trip she did not carry any steerage passengers nno
sailed from southampton september a. ana inao'
the TIP across the Atlantic in six days, fourteen
hours and forty-eight minutes.
For four days after leaving the English coast the
rhiv encountered heavy A large number OF
the members OF the Aron Society were on board
INT they did not do any singing while on the steamer'
Mos. ~ them were seasick until the day before the
American shore sighted There was no Deer
on board go tho Germans were an unhappy iot' so
the officers say as soon ths state OF affairs was
d,scovered. "The Arions did not think OF beer
until thew had nearly recovered from seasckness,'
said one OF the officers yesterday. but when that
tine came there were numerous inquiries.
We could not Get supply OF Deer
southampton, and had only ale and porter on
board. But this would not satisfy cur German pa
irons and q great hue and cry WAS raised wheh IL
was learned that there no beer to be had. "hen
the Health Officers boat streamtd away from tne
Columbia last Saturday, the parting request hat 'ne
passengers made TO the men on board the ooa, "aS
please send a few kegs OF beer on board
Six steamers Of the Hamburg Line are now pe.ns
held at Quarantine, but the officers OF the Couino'.
say that the company is able to take care of all OF
its business THE company has forty-fve steam
crs and although the business OF the steamship line
IS injured BY detaning six Of its ships at Quarantine:
still the patrons OF the company can De TAKEN csr0
Among the passengers OF the columbia were Rich
ard Kauenpayer, of tho !Arion Society II. baruot,
s oTI'ns Illinois stats zeitung' Henry Abegg John
C. Black, Gustav Braune. Charles H. BarXRorn "
H. NJ Dayton Professor F. a. Dean, J. NJ; Engie, r.
n Farnsworth, Louis F. Fromer T. G: Gillett, j. g.
Carlson, John F. Hudson. DR.. A. H. Ninton Shnrc en-
m Saterlpe Milton A. Straw, George d. Young, W.
A Wdney and j. d. Well.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-13

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-13
NO CONFLICT BETWEEN ARMY AND NAVY.

The body OF fifty marines Tint left the Navy Yard
on Sunday and went to Sandy Hook to form Gordon
70 as to prevent the passengers who may be landed
from the infected ships from making their escape took
five days provisions with them. little excitement
was caused in the Yard yesterday by the report that
the Army would not permit the marines ~ make use
Of a pier In the Government works on Sandy Hook.
This story from telegram sent to the Yard
which said that permission TO use the pier had been
asked but no reply had been received.
Tho question soon settled, however, by word
from General .. o. Howard. brought by Of the
commandments aides who had been TO Governors Island
TO sec him. General Howard had not heard Of any
difficulty nbout the marines using the Government
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-13
PASSENGERS FROM ABROAD.

ARRIVALS ON THE ALLER, FROM BREMEN. AND
THE BELGENLAND. FROM ANTWERP.
Tl1e cabin passengers on tho Aller from Bremen
Alfred Atwood, Miss Adler, Emil Althof, g. H. Brush
Mr. Block l.. Bachcnhemer, Mrs. Rosa Bachenh9mer,
Mr. Barnes. Friedrich Backus, Mr. Bauer Robert Bruce
Conrad Ercncher, W. Brinkmann. Albert
l.ccsch. George Bughman, benjamin W.
Clark W. L. GARRISON Howard CarSson, Johannes Co.'s
man, L. u. Caney, Mrs. Sophie Cancy. II. Coll
mann. John VI. CARL, Russell Duane. william
y. Dean, Mrs. william Is. Dean and children
Miss Georgia Dean, William J. Dean, George DUNN
ling. Mrs. Minna Denney and children, Mr.. Evars,
David friedman. Miss FrIda Fischer, \. Fancctt.
+. Gendner, H. seym0n Gerry, Miss Louis
Goldsmith simon Greenehsum, Mrs. Babetta
Greenobaum, Eduard Greenbsum. the Rev. Fran
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-13

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