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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-04-19
Honoring Mrs. Hart.

Last night Ada Chapter. Order Of the
Eastern Star, rendered to Mrs. Hart, the
grand matron, of Big Springs, a recep-
ton. Social conversation was the main
feature and all in attendance were pleased
with the royal way in which they were
entertained. A suitable spread was
served during the event, adding to the
merriment of the hour
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A Tough Drummer.

Yesterday afternoon Carl Kelleton, a
establishment, on DOlorosa street, to look
at some suitings. Mr.. j. P. Chittim, the
assignee, began displaying his goods, but
failed to show the grip crank the desired
quality. This offended the fellow and he
used some indecent language, and a rough
and tumble combat was the result. Both
men were arrested, and this morning Kel-
Teton paid a s. fine, while the case against
Chittim was dismissed.
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A Mexican Murdered.

Judge Roy Bean, who came here yes
terday to enjoy the X. of P. encampment,
received telegram this morning from his
home in Langtry, asking his immediate
return 10 that city, to hold an inquest on
the body of Mexican who was stabbed to
death last night while enjoying waltz
at a second rate dance. The particulars
of the murder could not be ascertained,
but it is thought that the stabbing was
caused by jealousy. No arrests have
been made.
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Christian Endeavorers.

At the last meeting of the Young
Peoples society of Christian Endeavor of
the Madison Square Presbyterian church,
the committee on nominations. through
the chairman, Miss Addie CrOwthers,
made the following nominations. to be
acted on by the society at the next regu-
lar business session: For president, DIR.
NJ. J. Bleim: vice president. Mr.. J. D.
Crenshaw; secretary and treasurer, Miss
Edith johnson.
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MI. r. J. Hofheinz.

The Military plaza buggy and carriage
dealer, will have an attractive and beau
tifully decorated turnout in the process
sion Friday evening, Flower Battle day.
His lovely white pony, on the wagon, sur
rounded by children, and the whole ar
tistically decorated with flowers will IN
doubtedly attract much attention, as well
as afford much amusement for the child
rem who see it.
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Last Nights Drunks.

Judge McAllister had three DRINKS on
his docket this morning, which he dis
posed Of by finIng each man 81. They
were, Edubigen Flores, P. II. Schneider
and l.: Curdy. Curdy and Schneider are
old offenders and have frequented the
bat cave as often as times per month for
the past year
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They are Pleased.

The Pythian Sisters headquarters on
Houston street is the popular resort for
Knights of Pythias and their ladies, and
over two hundred registered there yes
terday. Many, however, attended and
did not register The visitors expressed
themselves highly pleased at the elegance
of the decorations and by the cOurtesies
that the sisters so nicely rendered.
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PYTHIAN WINDOW.

Our show window will attract
you first. Then come and see the
grandest sight, unsurpassed any
where. We will Out-dO anything,
anywhere, in price and quality.
Is 3t JOSKE BROTHERS..
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Badly Cut in Jail.

Edubigen Flores. an old time Mexican.
was jailed last night for being drunk and
down. When placed in prison he STUN
bled over a fellow prisoner who was
lying near the door, and fell, his head
striking sharp edged can. AS a result
his forehead received deep and ugly
ash, and the poor man lost considerable
blood. The city physician was summoned
and dressed the wound
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PYTHIAN VISITORS

Are requested to view our grand
bazaar. We will please you in any
thing you may desire. We will
show you white pants for fatigue
and dress purposes. JOsKE Bros.
/ s 3t
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New Suits Filed.

The following new suits have been filed
in Judge Noonan's COURT
Thos Goggan & Bros. VS.. John Webster,
for debt and foreclosure of lien on person
al property.
William Prupock VS.. A. Joseph, suit on
account.
j. w. MoSee VS.. San Antonio Street
Railroad Co: for damages.
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Building Permits.

The following building permits have
been issued since last report:
Meerscheidt Bros, dwelling, Zavala
street, Sixth ward: $3.50.
c. A. Stieren, dwelling, corner of RivaS
and Smith streets, Third ward; S475.
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Will be at the Fair Grounds.

The Grand Knights of Pythias
Ball will positively take place in
the big exhibition hall at the Fair
grounds, Thursday night. 1t will
not be at the Turner hall as re-
ported,
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NOTICE.
SPECIAL NOTICE.

This office is not responsible for the
private bills of any Of its employees: And
paid unless accompanied by written or
der from Il. b. JOHNSON, Manager.
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Meeting of Republican League Club

The Republican League club Will meet
at Rische's opera house Thursday, Goth
inst, at D. m. Members are requested
to attend, as delegates to National con-
vention will be chosen.
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Base Ball.

The Mission Athletic Base Ball club
will meet at the rooms of the Mission Ath-
letic club at o'clock this evening, and as
it is to be an important meeting all play
ers are expected by Manager Lockwood
to be on hand.
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WARNING.

The public is notified to pay no monies
to any persons on account of the LIGHT
except TO our authorized collectors as
published in the paper. unless they hold a
written receipt, or endorsed bill from the
undersigned. L. b. JOHNSON,
Manager San Antonio LIGHT.
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FLOWER BATTLE.

All shades of tissue paper; also mate
rials for artificial flowers, just received,
Is 81 KYPFER & SENG.
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Don't forget Hass & Open
heimer's great Bargain Sale of
"Remnants," beginning tomorrow
Thursday morning. 4 10 1t
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SHOES.

The largest and best assorted
stock of shoes in the city, the latest
shapes in Russian leather, at H.
Harms, 215 Alamo plaza. I'm
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ChHhen's Shoes

Genuine Bright Dongola Shoe, sizes Z
to 6, only soc.
Infants, Dongola Button Boot, spring
heel, sizes 3 to 6, only soc.
Childrens' Dongola Button Boot with
patent tip, sizes 3 to s, at 81.
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LADIES.

You can get all shades tissue paper and
flower materials at Kypier & Songs. IT
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MILAN Uotc Get the latest style
mlllVl uulo' and be in the swim.
They are at H. Harms, 215 Alamo
plaza. ) 30 I'm
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MILLINERY.
TRIMMED HATS AND BONNET

TRIMMED HATS AND BONNETS.
Our efforts in this line have met with
a we'll deserved success. We left no
stone unturned to supply our patrons
with the richest millinery productions of
the two continents.
How we'll our efforts are appreciated
is attested by the great number of hats
sold and the constantly growing popu-
larity of this department, We combine
quality, style and popular prices
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Misses Shoes.

, Misses Bright Dongola, spring heel,
with patent tip, sizes IL to 2, for 81 50.
Misses Genuine Tampico Goat, sizes
II to 2 spring heel 81 so.
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HANDKERCHIEF SALE
EXTRAORDINARY.

Big bargains on our centre counters
this week.
Special values at sc, SIC, 1oc, I2Hc,
and 10 cents.
BEGINNING THURSDAY-Great
bargain sale of remnants. Remnants of
dress goods, short lengths of silks, REM
nants of wash fabrics, remnants of rib
bons, laces and embroideries; All marked
at prices extremely low.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-08-21

Notwithstanding there was rumor
during the latter part OF last week that
the Knights mills at River Point would
shut down last Saturday for week.
they are all running today as usual and
probably will continue to do so for some
mouths TO come.
The Following officers have been APP
pointed for ths coming Kent county fair.
which Will be held at tbe PawIuxet Val
ley Park, September 10 IA. 10 and 10.
Robert Reoch, president; Thomas Z.
Peckham, vice-presideni; John IL. camp
rweedley directors, A. w. Colvin, J. r.
McNeiles, A!ph Nichols, Webster
knight. John c. conley, A. \. Hill II. A.
Harrington, A. w. Knight, X. AS, keocb,
Z. Prescott Kuight, Albsrt Knight,
Charles i. Hill, Thomas McGuire,
asrck E McMasos' rasoer' GlSsrs hSwn H. hVSsSs %ooa
Bnrlingame. II. w. Potter and
l.. w. Searle: superintendent, A. w.
knight chief marsnal, \. +. hill recep-
tion committee, Hon. II. H. Greene, G. h.
HI ! and g. Prescott Knight; supsrlnten-
aud Walter A. Hill; live stock, G. Ill.
Wood and A. q. Billiogs; poultr.,
pigeons, dogs aud household pets. Harley
w. Potter; az ricultural products. Emanuel
Rose and j. c. WescOtt; fruit, H.. "A.
bennington aud William ;. Resch; now
ers, Mrs. ii. l.. Briggs and Mrs. Stephen
Lilibridge; dairy and family produs-
w. ColvIn; domestic man ufacture,
needle and fancy work. Miss Hattie
Peck ham and Miss Lillian .. keoch; hne
art and painting, Miss Hattie Andrew
and Miss NJ. Waternousei stoves, hard-
ware and agricultural implements, ii;
II
shoes. Il. S. Chase; carriages. harnesses
and leather goods, Rhodes Andrews
and Philip L. Clarke, miscellaneous ex-
hbits X. A. $. Rsoch and L.. w. Searle;
advertising Frank H. Walker.
The notorious chain gang has again
organized, and many persons are In,
suited nearly every evening by the crowd
of roughs who loiter arou nd the Clyde
bridge
A consignment of twenty slot ma
chimes arrived at the New York and New
England railroad station last Friday af-
ternoon intended for distribution in tie
valley. BY depositing "a nickel one can
have his fortune told anu at the same
time hear strains of music which Will
charm the soul The most popular
music, however, about this time is the
hum OF industry.
Pontiac.
A lecture on Palestine" illustrated
with stereopticon views, will be given
tomorrow evening In Lyceum hall under
the auspic,s of the Swedish Lutheran
church by Mr.. Amen Rasi. "A native of
Lebanon in Asia Minor. The lecture will
be given in English.
A little year old girl was bitten last
aturday afternoon by q mad dog owned
by farmer who lives between this place
and Hills Grove.
Arctic Centre.
The Warwick fire department has just
issued very neat card with the location
aud numbers of the fire alarm boxes
thereon. Every resident should obtain
one and keep il in an easy place of access.
1t may be The means OF saving your
home.
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PAWTUXET.
sunday Services Largely Attended Yes
terday--Persoual Gossip.

sunday Services Largely Attended Yes
terday--PersouaI Gossip.
The services at both churches here were
largely attended yesterday. The Rev. B.
Fay Mills oiliciated at the Baptist
church NJ the morning servics and the
Rev. s. Z. Frohock of Springfield, Mass.
m the evening. At TrInity chapel the
Rev. Charles AR hur Denfeld preached
fhe Ladies' Aid society connected with
the Baptist church will give their second
ciambake on Wednesday next
The Seventh Rhode Island regiment have
a field day at Rhodes-on-the-Pawtu
Tuesday
Mount Veruon lodge No. SO. |. o. O. +.
are TO have an outing at Muddy cove on
tie Goth.
Mr.. Thomas II. Rhodes has recently
purchased of the Columbia club
Cheir club house, aud is soon to remove IL
to Rhodes place and make a dwelling
house of il, so it is reported.
AIessrs. Rhodes aud f dy have re-
turned from a weeks camping out at
Muddy cove.
A party of lalies have rem ed a cottage
at Martins Vineyarl, where they viii
spend few weeks.
Mr.. Fred n. Nilcoxson of North
Adams, who has beeu visiting in town,
has returned home.
Miss Williams of Apponaug is the
guest o' Mrs. Atwood of Sheldon street
Rev. 5 &. Hadiey OF New York city Is
thu g,Aess OF the Rev. B. FAY Nils.
Mr. George w. nhod of New York
was in town yesterday.
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LOOKING FOR HIS BROTHER,
SO "A burglar Told Robert iiah when
surprised In the Latter's Room.

Rober Hall thinks he has discovered
the burglars who have bsen entering via
the second stories. AT least Mr.. Hall is
sure he has encountered them and fright
ened them OF.
Mr.. Hall lives in the rear of 800 Pine
street where ne keeps "a small store. The
wi dows OF his house are lifted with
Hartshorn olltrs--the kind that presses
n hutton and does the restt1
He went TO bed Saturday evehins.
This is habit he has. About 3
o'clock in the morning he was awaken ed
by the noise OF that shade roller goin z
heavenwari with n rusn. That settled
IT, Rober: was Instantly on the qui vive
| that is the word, although some people
! might think he was on the bed.
Snutting out the inky darkGess OF the
night, wasa huge man just in the acS Of
| climbing in. According TO the best au-
| thorities, Roberts hair should nave
siooi on eud aud his flesh crawle f;
| his tongue should nave cloven TO the ROOF
| OF his mouth Gus Robert disregarded AL
| the we'll known rules ot etiq iette OF re-
ceiving burglars in your bedroom In the
early morning. and very rudely asked
| him "W hat uu you want p'
| Fancy the burglars injured feelings al
| being so fatty and cOldly spoken TO. Bat
| Mr.. Bur lar had been tranei well. III
| aIan'J forget t1e etiquette uf his profcs-
sion and grufliy answered. Pm lukin
| f,r me bruduer" Thinking tnat he
heard his brother outside Mr.. B. excused
| himself and politely backed out ol
| Roberts presence and found another
man In the street. Uadoubtedy y
| his was his long lost bro,her. So over
| joyed were they at mceung again that
| they ran up Pine street-aud Robert saw
| them no more.
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THE RATTLE POSTPONED.
Father au. son Got ilarious and
Mere Il ken for iurgiars.

Father aus son Got ilarious and
Mere 4. ken for iurgiars.
The marJh improyeme { in E,m-
wood Is not niihout It's drawbacks.
There is one case, at least, that Of one
the oldest residents who IL,
the fast has been the possessor Of
q iur,ber. ~ cows. Near ifis place n
residence n nnnlber or houses ave b,en
butt Which NHeFlallY ueCre1seF tiU
rcre ge OF rastur,. Oe by o e he dir
po.ea OF his cows. until last Saturday
he was 20 dispose IF b. I. III ..
Anninber OF people promis d t. be o.,
ha Il To try sheir luck and the ner Of
tile COW nd his son we're in Attendance
quite early. bat those who promised 10
take chance on the coy failed TO put Ia
their appear 1nce. This caused father and
son 10 leel sad and to drown their sorrow
they took in cargo of rye extract whicn
made both SO happy that
tney forgot all about the ralil, aud
the COW, AMI started for home
They reached there just before l O'clock
and father aud sou got into a heated
argument. A daughter asleep in another
room was awakene aId Imagining there
wers burglars in the house rusned to the
police station in her night dress. After
she had told her story three or
four brawny policemen accom-
panied her back home, where the father
aud son were still in wordy warfare.
They didn't find any burglars, aud the
young Wor an who caused ali the excite
inent returned the big blue overcoat In
which Sergeant Martin had wrapped her.
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ciTy NEWS NOTES.

City Treasurer Granger is away for y
| weeks vacation.
Patrolman Blood of the Fifth station
10 confined to his b ouse by illness.
L. X Pierce. janitor at the city hall.
starts on his vacation today.
One more pleasant day. and horse cars
Will be running up Westminster street.
Rev. j. w. Atwood OF st. James church,
Provideace. is enjoying brief vacation.
Capt. Cory of station has gone to
Block Island where he will spend his
furlongh.
sGustavus Winship, an employe I'm the
| city clerks Office, has returned from his
vacation.
The cars are still blocked on Wickende,
street on account OF the laying OF The
new granite pavement.
A horse found astray on Elmwood
avenue Saturday night Is In the pound
| at Roger Williams park.
Workmen are engaged in painting,
decorating and getting the front OF
keitb's Opera house in readiness.
Rev. w. S. Chase Of 81. James Epsco-
pal church, Woonsocket. aud family are
summering at Charlestown Beach.
His Honor Mayor Potter enjoyed the
hospitalities of Mr.. George Williams Of
this city at Block Island Saturday.
Rev. Charles III. Babcock, ID. d., rector
OF Grace church. this city. officiated at
the Episcopal chapel at Watch Hill on
Sunday.
The Merritt wrecking Co., of New
York, began the work of raising the
barge N. and W., off Sabins Point this
morning.
Yesterday afternoon Patrick II Galley
was taken suddenly ill in his barn on
jackson avenue and was removed TO
the hospital la an ambulance.
A party of the members and friends OF
the Leadercrans Social club went from
steamer Wave yesterday.
William H. Radcliffe, who fell from a
barn Friday, has been removed to the
Rhode Island hospital. He is suffering
from fractured skull.
George l.. Reade. an assistant in the
office OF the Union railroad company.
returned TO his desk this morning after
two weeks vacation at Onset.
Hose Four was called out at O'Clock
last evening for slight fire in the tool
house near the Corliss Steam Engine
| works. The damage was slight.
One OF the electric light wires at the
| corner OF Sabin and Mathewson streets
burnt of early yesterday morning. There
was no fire, and the damage was soon re-
paired.
| During the storm early this afternoon
| portion OF "A large locust tree on West
minister street was blown to the ground
with LOUD cresh. Fortunately no one
was injured.
Saturday afternoon the sewer excava-
| tion at the corner of Westminster aud
Dorrance streets was filled in so that pc
| destrians did not have to climb over the
temporary bridge at that point.
Secretary Jennings of the Providence
Press Club has resigned owing to the in
creasing demands upon his time as private
| secretary TO Governor Brown. The res
| ignation has not yet been accepted and is
| universally regretted.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-08-21
PADDEN MURDERED.
Former VI oonsooketcr Found Floating in
River at Portsmouth.
gpFCI AL. TO THE NEWS.


SPECIAL TO THE NEWS.
WooNsocKET, II. l.. Aug 2l.-Patrick j.
Paddeu, formerly of this city, was un-
doubtedly murde ed at Portsmouth. N.
Ii. His body was found floating in
the Piscataqua river on Saturday.
Relatives in this city have gone on %
cltim G. Q body. Padden was born In
Leeds. England, and enlisted In the
marine corps In 1871. Prvious to that
time b. worked in " oons, cke. He WAS
paid fl Aug. 10 and went to Portsmouth.
lie drank considerable ana had several
rows and fnally dis ppeared. What
STRENGTHENS the theory OF foul play is
at tho clothing Of the dead man was
searched, and hts pocketbook found
empty.
Drs. Helfengor aud Cheever performed
aaautopsy on the body Saturday night.
aud while they have refused 10 give out
the restls, it has been erred that the
wound under the right ear was not made
by "a bullet,
Padden was man standing oyer SIX
eet No bruis' were found on his BODY,
hut his flce was terribly mu,ilated. IL
is also said tn q NJ inj Try WAS found at
the base oi the skull which would have
caused concussio of the brain.
L iuternal organs were found nor =
nal, tho stomach empty. and no water in
tf @ IA Is. lhiS latter iacb Woulu lnui-
cate that the man was dead before thrown
ino the water.
Corner Rider is OF tie opinion that the
man was mur Tered, and the physicians
are said TO eutertai che same view.
His broti er lives IA l2 Court laue, and
bis name Is Richard Iadden. Ee Will r.
turn with the remains this afternoon
The murdered man WAS - years Of age
aud WAS unmarried. He leaves father.
brother md three sisters.
Sheriff Coffin and the local police are
M work "a the c,,-r
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-08-21
WILL GO TO PIECES.

schooner Lena swift Hound From 1fis
Port stranded on Bonnet Point.
NARRAGANsETr PIER, Aug. 2l.-The
two mast,d schooner Lena Swifc went
ashore at 1;l5 o'clock this afternoon on
Bonnet Point. about three miles from
the Pier.
Captain Church AID his life savers
went TO her u at took nff her crew Of
five mea. 1t is lie ieved here that
schooner will 20 10 pieces. Wben
she went on the wind was blowing
heavily f ON the northeast aud there was
heavy sea
the schooner had just discharged a
cargo OF lime ia provideuce and was
going out light.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-08-21

neavy shipping hogs. ST. a5WS5 30.
Wheat is strong on covering OF big
lines for local shorts.
NEW YORK. Aug. 2L-Ten loads OF
wheat taken for export.
Hogs closing weak: tomorrow l2,OOO.
Wheat getting strong. The 'rowd
which sold the wheat on which the Big
short line GOV, red are now trying TO get
il back. ant offerings light.
Bradstiesi'S visible supply-Whea de-
crease, 1,057 600; corn, decrease, S24,O 0;
oats, increase, 442,OOl.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-08-21
Performance Omitted.

Tacre was no performauce at Lothrop's s
new opera house this aft rnoon. owing 10
n slight leak in tac roof over the stage.
but IL has been repaired, and 3 house
viii be omen tonight. "A big advance
sale has already been mad.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-08-21
Examining Plans.

President Charles Il. Clark, Third
Vice President J. X kendrick and Chief
Engineer Curtis al he Consolidated road
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-08-21
FUNERAL OF WALTER +. WHITE.
Many Beautiful Floral tributes by Reia-
I tives and Erie nds.

ntcs anu y hficuus.
The funeral Of Walter Il. White was
solemnized At his late residence, at 1877
Westminster street, at 12 o'clock today
The services were conducted by Rev.
DR. Vose. in a very impressive
manner. No sermon was preached, but
beautiful scriptural passages calculated
10 soothe { anguish Of the bereaved
were read from John IA, and the 23l
Psalm. There were three ap-
propriate selections Of vocal music
rendered by male quartet In very
effective manner. The floral tributes
were many and rarei those being espe s.
ally noticeable we're pillow
marked "Papa,"s pillow marked sHus-
band" q very large tablet Of pinks
and roses from the u. r.. A., and
. floral anchor from the Rhode
Island Manufacturing. Jewellers
Board Of Trade, Of which Mr.. White
Was a prominent me nber. The remains
we're nveycd to The North Burial ground
where they will bs placed In tomb te
2Rs!k bvfhl ~ ne eoRvsnssIes Of th'
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-08-21

srEclAL 40 ruE NEWS.

TRENTON, n. j., Aug. 2l.--The cele
brated 5bann murder trial e"dpd oda y
aud Mrs Sham was acquitted of the mul
der OF her sou. There was % drm tic
scene i'm the court room when the verd ct
was rendered.