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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-16
ALL OVER THE STATE.
SEVENTH DAY ADyExrIsrs.


DALLAS. Texas. Aug. 10. Especial
Tho sereaih Day AdEentists' eoafeF
ernce met this morning at 10 o'clock and
opened ,rith prayer hg Elder W. y.
Breed
Tbs committee on resolutions REPORTED
a resolution authorizing the pessldent TO
appoint during The year committee
70 prapare che ground for next year
me report Of the committee on locat-
ing The school was called for.
Elder j. It. Holbrook stated that
nd Oak Cliff and decided TO ask The se1e-
raj conference to establish school ~
Texas, that a subsequent meeting Has
held 10 May when, after considerhg
the advice Of the conference 80 hsAe1,
committee was selected TO locate =
school, which was 10 be an INDUSTRIAL
school, and for which purpose some
thousand or more acres Of land will be re-
qulrcd. 80.
Elder Greer said the committee visit
ell Myrtle Springs, Terrell aud ClebnrIe'
and. after considering the different. prop
ositions decided 20 locate near tlebnfne,
where they could get such land as they
needed. The body Of land selected y a
very desirable one, being well wooltd
school IS to be an Industrial one. and
thus to be self-susinining. The school y
10 be opened about December. ], ana
close later m the year than Is The usual
rule with other schools The building WIZ
cost $1,000 TO $1,000, which, In al.
dillon 10 the land. viii make The total
cost near $1,000. Being an Industrial
school and self-susiaininF, thus giving
ihe worthy poor Chance 30 elucai.
their children. & will be novelty o9
H. kind IN Texas aud The south. should
Il be a success Il VIII mark a new 80
~ educational movements IN the south
The school l. TO be complete. and 10
graduate pupils acceptable anywhere
The school Is 10 be- located 1--WE iniloii
from the city Of ClcNurne. Ia johnson
county. A ine Of ears viii run w ~
vicinity Of the college which i within
one.half mile Of the Santa he, which viii
put 10 q depot
Tie report Of the tract society Shove
thar for the year there has been 1907
missionary ylsits ajS bible readings
held. Ai20 periodicals given away, aud
also 2TG,4S2 pages 81 book tracts nv
reports. and membership $40. Cash re-
coivcd, ST.. 4jf 81; paid ont, SiO,OSJ q;
balance on hand, S2,i2it1.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-16

GAINESVILLE, Tex, Aug. 15.-tspe.
cisl,l-~iast night about 10 O'Clock Char
ley lliggsby, an ex-pollcemdn, held up a
wason load Of people in the east part Of
town aud scsrd the ladies' o. the party
almost into spaams, He was drunk and
inade no attempt 20 rob, but cOntentcfl
himself with examining the features al
each by the Wight o. matches, al ths
some time covering them with a gun
TIE rtercius screams Of the women
aroused the whole nclghborhoOd ana IN
q few minutes a dOzcn men were on the
scene. but Rigsshy had He'd. He wa.
arrested today,
The peop'e 10 The wagon were return
Ing from nlcnlc.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-16

CLIFTON, n. Y, Aug. 15.-First race
live turlonrs. Luray won. linmra
second, Romance third Time. I.tl3 Al
Second race-lialf mile. Sable Won
Time. 50 IL. 'n'ru'
Third tac,.-Fiye fur.onrs r,,r,,,;o
Dixon won, Marcellus seconl, Nsiun ,''i y
Fourth race-SiX furlongs. Clomep,
Time 1.lG 'u'rN'
,Fdth racc-Flve furlongs. GRAY Ia.
~ Won Tom Iom Car, second, | o L third.
SIKH race--Five furlones NT.rr, M.
won, Miss Agsie second. rvnresss ,b, .Sf
Time, 1'Q IL. pess 'h'FA'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-16

GLEN ROSE, Texas, Aug. l5.-(spo.
ciali- Saturday nigh, while the family
Of Or, Scott Milan were attending
church, the doctor found some one burg.
lRrflng his residence. Widic the burglar
was making bis escape the doctor caught
hiun by he arm. but could not hold him,
the burglar making hls ekcapr The doc.
Tor .reeognlzed The person, however, to
Dc Henry tremendously. a blacksmith's
s2n hefrt who has h,yn arrested, aad is
now waiting for preliminary triad
Thy rpcent rains here have greatly re.
vlyed The cotton crops And the pcopld
harvest.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-16

n THE narrow
cookie shell Of a
hATbor ct Apla,
the island Of Upo-
10, Samoa, seven
war vessels. fully
manned aud trim
med for battle at
amomeut' snotiee,
rode at their an
chors on the night
Of March Is, 1859.
Three nations were
represented In the
Acct-the English
by the Calliope,
the United States
by the Trenton.
Nipsic and Wanda
III and The Co.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-16

Az ~. -, !, 4 MP steered asst seemed
~ ,-'.t-,.. sis.s.ss. bat when she struck
"a ,,,r--i, ,'-osdslde 70 the shore they los.
thrir $50 - IN tAeir 1eal to save the human
.nelt tcfrof ~ -, 49,, M, ,,,l,,...
lives irnpcrilsd before them me white
men on shors. though friends Of THO luck
los sailors. were outcome ny s.EAse faior.
The Vandaiia followed the Nifaic. The
horror had bscoaie indeseripapie; Nolong-
e. could AIRY soul On deck or on shore doubt
the deadly ieroeness OF the storm, the aw-
ful end that awaited countless gallant sail
or. While there Is lie theEe Is hope, but
since the ant dawn OF danger the Eber,
then the Adler. then the Nipsic, had been
hurled upon the reefs ard their dead hoated
On the whir.ing tide their survivors strug-
gled In the rasd and hungry sea Could
the Vandalia oscapei Once she drifted
within ~ fsct u terrible reefs where the
Eberand the adler lad strewn their wrecks,
but she va. AVID by erowding on steam.
Shortly an sngry wave put out her fires, and
she driftsd helpless In the path OF the Mp.
sic. striking stern first within 100 yards Of
the Nipsie wreck Heavy seas drove down
upon her like battering rams, and she be
gan 70 MI and settle in toe sand. The officers
and crew took to the rigging, and the water
swept over her loItet aooNe ueck. Inc cap
tain--au cid var veteren-was washed over
board several times and rs many times reg
cued, until finally his strength was exhaust
ed, and a huge breaker lifted him with all
that were near him and carried them down
forever. Heroic deeds were planned TO save
the remaining crew. The angry pillows
surgud and rand about the slender mas's.
moving with fearful velocity. It was 100
yards 10 dFJ land Could the men live 10
buffet that awful surf A seaman named
7. NJ. Hammer volunteered to carry n line
70 shore to aid lis shipmates. Though
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-16

DAIilAS, Aug. 15,-tSpccial,l--Geo 90.
W, Ne,kcr, Indicted for completely In
the murder 10 constable Riley Bolnette,
the murder Of Constable Riley B0mctte
Chqrles l.. C,int's conrt ana was ais
charged, there being no evidence against
HIM
Mrs. Re,ty Davis, the ncgress whose
sknl wa smashed hy Peter Davis, her
hnfband was alive at last accounts
The bones Of mnslpdon were found
by farmer naincd Griffin, al Lancaster
today. The thlYh bone is ihirty-three
Inches IN circumference. and the mas.
hA aNaA about.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-16
wHITEwRiGHTs FIRST BALE.

wHITEwRIGHT. Tex, Aug. Is
Special. The first bale Of cotton Of the
season was brought In at u O'Clock last
night This morning nice premium was
made ~ aud the bale put on the market
and sold.
JeG Price. fourteen miles south Of
town, raised the cotton lie reports The
cotton crop IN bis section very line.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-16
PARIS NOTES.

PARIS. Tex. Aug. t5,-lspecial)-
The First bale" came in yesterday.
Reached here at II o'clock last night;
picked and Ginned since 10 o'clock yes
terday morning; raised by NJ. j. and n
Maxwell.
Warrants were issued yesterday for
the wife Of prominent farmer on
charge Of theft. She has been shopliit-
Ing for quite a while aud the warrant
was sworn out IN the hope Of ending
the annoyance Of a kiept0inaninc rather
Maa 20 punish thicyiug.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-16
SARATOGA RACES

SARATOGA, n Y. Aug 15-First
, rnSe11r,tenr aud onshalf fnrlones. Treas.
sa,he w, third Time, $50 Ia '''N'
Second rnce-Five aud half f,irloncs
boSu tmntland won. Elizabeth L. set-
onn; Jake johnson third Time. ,tIS -
hlru racce--Mils and quarter. Skies.
Time, 2;0T IL, "'''f" 'h'ru'
Fourth racc-seven fnrlongs. Ina,n
won, Marie second. ManhSns.,. Nthi;app
Time. l;2a 10. 'hird
titth tiee-lfve and a half fnrlonrs
onn' Sandownq ,hir,i, Time, f:oS' -
slA'h rafe--Slceplye chase fnll conrse.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-16
REV. AlevoR DEAD.

TEXARKANA, Tex, Aug 15.--(Spc-
ciall-A telegram was received ibis
morning announcing the death at Maps-
ileld, Id, Of Rev. Arthur McVor. pastor
OF The Mctholirt church NJ this place
The lcceasnd came here niue mouths ago
and 10 The short time he was hero won
all hearts hy bis inagicnl influence and
rarnest, eloquent preaching. Three
mouths ago he became an Invalid aud
lrit for LIE fathers home at Mansfield.
where he continued 10 grow worse uuiil
thc end came lie leaves young wife
90 whom he was married last Novem.
ber
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-16
sERIousLY sLAsnEp.

GAINESVILLE. Tex. Aug 15.-(Spe-
iall-l.ast night at Silver City. Ben
Houghton. tough citizen Of the territory.
cut three men, one seriously. He got
into A fight with a man named Bloss
aud carvel him badly, Two Of Bloss'
friends came to his assistance and Hough.
ton turned on them and inflicted several
painful slashes He then fled and has
not been captured. Bl0ss Is quite scri-
Ously wounded.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-16
GAINES NnuRDERER

DEN1SON. Tex. Aug 15-ts pccial) y
Deputy United Starcs Marshal Frank
Fore passed through here last night with
Joe Dyer en- route to Paris, Dyer is un-
der arrest for the murder Of Posscuan
BIZ Caihe last sp.iug II win be- remem-
bered that Caine. with five others. WAS
In pursuit Of a band Of outlaws. The
party separated, Caine With two negocs
came upon the band unexpectedly aud
was Killed. Dyer was arrested at Wood
Vile.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-16
A sILENcEn NEGRo.

SHERMAN. Tex. Avg. 10 tSpcaial.)
FROM a gentleman who camc up from
Whtewright today e Is lcaruod that 1t
Is the belief Of the people of TINT town
that the negro who attempted to assault
Mrs, Evans has been caught aud silenced
by The citizens who were ON the hunt
for him, Tho fact that the chase has
been abandoned lends color 10 the rc.
port.
j. D. Stewart. an employee Of the oil
mills was badly hurt this evening hy
falling umbers
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-16

BoNHAM. Tex, Aug. 15.-lspecialJ
Ed Caruth and Joe Perry. charged
with assault TO rape, were tried under a
writ Of habeas corpus and their bonds
reduced from 5000 10 5000 and 5000
By Judge McCleIlan.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-16

Judge Hoar and Geu..Is''..
ponents in a case Of a nov !. "a
Butler quoted, Eye for u. 4. \ !.
tooth for tooth, yea, all H. T., i
will he give for his iifc,n I. y
Hoar replied, "Yes, the ali y
once before in u motion 10 =:
San Francisco Argonaut
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-16

SANTO. Texas. Aug. tspcdall-
THE frs, hiie Of cotton wns brought In
today b. T.. e.. Waidrup. and ru, up at
Budfar-l Il ilttlehads sin. II ,yns
brought iy Bclaleu s. kcdey Price
paid, q 10
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-16
AZ OREGON MOVE.

SALEM. Oregon Aug. 10 Governor
pennoyer tolqy sent q letter to the
n.emIers OF It'd state legislature. request
ing their cpiniirs as to the .hlvsah'iv
Of calling 4 special secession for the pnr.
pose Of passins u law to stay execution
Judgments
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-16
BUSINESS.
A PAPER COMPANY.

SAN FRANCISCO. Cal, Aug. 10.
The 4. raylar Paper company. one OF
the lnrgcs paper companies ON the coast.
has made II voluntary assignment, The
Pioneer Paper mills. helonginy TO The
Same company. also suspended. Liabl-
ities. SgU, 600: assets, $4,000,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-16
a BRUTAL BOY.
He Deliberately Dynamitcs Three of
His Young Playmntcs--AIl Dead.

His Young PIaymatcs--Ali Dead.
BEAVER FALLS, Pa. Aug. 10
Yesterday near Homewood Frank Ora
ham, boy II years of age knew that
three other boys We're hunting ground
hogs about mile below the village. He
got a can of blasting powder, attached a
fuse and placed it in little pile Of
rocks and waited until the young hunters
ncared the spot, then he lit the fuse
aud crept off. Burgess Reed, aged 10,
james Reed, aged II, and james Carney,
aged IL, approached the spot as the can
exploded. All Were MANNED and terribly
burned. All died this morning. Graham
escaped
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-16
A TENT NETTING.

SPRTNGTOwN, Tex. Aus l5.-tspe
elal.l REV. Whitten, a Methodist minis
ter Of weatherford, began a protracted
meeting here today. The services viii be
held under a TINT, which has stauhE
enpatity Of 100
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-16
HOPKINS COUNTY VALUES.

SULPHUR SPRINGS. Trx.. Aug
ID 'speciall-Ta1 Assessor J. n. Hyde
has completed biz rolls. which show q
crease over last year Of $lSi,G33.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-16

Nj Mcswat-Haye you PACKED your
trunk yet, Loheliai
Mrs. McSwat--Not yet.
Mr.. McSwat docking at his watch)-Then
you haven't any time to lose. The train
leaves in exactly 81 hours Chicago Trib-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-16
WILL RESUME.

FORT SCOTT. Kan, Aug 15.--1he
First National bank. which suspended
on july Is. will resume business in the
,torniun
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-16
SPORTING.
FIGHT DEE.

NEW YORK, Aug, 15.-The fight be-
tween Jack Dempsey aud Burge is of.
the formers hacker DESERVING him, saying
he Is in no condition TO fight
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-16
CORNER STONE LAYING.

LoCKHART Tcx..Aug, Specially
"A vory large crowd assembled here to-
day to celebrate the laying Of the corner
stone Of our $1,000 court house.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-16

botei woDt into the hands OF receiver
ioiay. assets. S5OO.OO0; liabilities half
that The receiver will continue The
biisiness Of the hotel.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-16

CLEVELAND. o., Aug. 15.--Cleve.
land--lluns. l. base hits. 8; errors, ..
Battery. Young and Gunson. Cincinnati
-ilns, 4; base hits. 8; errors, o. Bat
terry. Dwyer and Vaughn. Umpire.
lynch
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-16
prst'iIEp BUSINESS.

KANSAS CITY. Mo, Aug. i5.-The
Armorrdale bunk. which suspended bus.
iuess a month, today resumed bust
pesa
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-16

"Why don't you sue him for the debt"
81 dou't care so much for myself, but
hate to take the brend out Of my fnmily's
mouth. detroit Tribune
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-16

NEW YORK. Aug. 15.-New York
Run, o; base hits, /; errors, /. Battery
German and Wilson. Brooklyn-Run 3
base hits, q; errors. 0. Battery, Kenne
dy aud kinslow. Umpire, Ganncy.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-16

two and quarter miles. Mars won,
Suuthcrner second, Gcrifno third Time.
CD.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-16

did you hear of Ms. a..
husband down last nightlT
NO, How did it happeh,s 4
"Ilc was up stairs, and I'll
down to mind the baby 4
New York Press.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-16

cnlcAeo. b.. Ans. l0.--rAs I.alola
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-16
IN 4 wHIRLING SEA.
THE GREAT NAVAL DISASTER IN The
STORM At SAMOA
ship. Torn Rrou Their Anchorage ard
Tossed About like sheIIs-Ths German
dig. Ran,aed Vrisnd and Stranger Alike.
Daring Deeds Of American Tars-

Copyright. 1850. by American Press Assoois-
ton. Book rights russrtpd.l
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-16

NANsAH A. AHNAs fAA4A
A., wh-Tu 70 now n, causiij
Al, SIS ypn. Madame narIsa.
Am I a5i folily thlno ownf
Al aaiona tie Summarizes.
AEnle o. The Larago' Dee.
a mans C man f3F a'thli.
A wet flieit anil q auNiaE 1ea,
hsnnaokI o. barley mail.
fnnnla nan ne bNfuls down.
l-7ntyj irGya tho glfls nlos3.
" he hlu1 AllIiliu iioHatInr
Nffsd sad ehtefc and hlfsst,
hold he mlTn Il breaking.
dmu with tho r'picy hndG
ems hustA 30 The Utdalre,
ama t,ig ne tlla,uveet ar.
poluulhia rs.t ufthe oecln-
Qiar 10 arla1iiiha der.
alHla fa hisNtil.sf4,
1aaiq 80 ha'liugsrtir-s
Afalf lsli h.itii ailfafhn-.
tf1f lIiig irnifrltt4lufs
NttH A ioek On Do e4lssea
tHIN raI
u f'ssi Htsrrfulf1ie.
p Hi0u'. I1iHD'. iturr.
~ Ass ilsrtHInI aEcmr.
hifeT o. Nals 10 hiaia..
i1oefHsls boz l.l1 unfEias,
$50 gei,iIs lRHsf Anon.
gsh ~ a.ib4gtfshe carried.
.HHT O. 7fHW aIif rritfn. o..
'aa n lll1'ii, aiHi laNai yua q
.altii lruiif uii,.Iiic,
Hs. tark, fta la.atfhale
lir ia..t frytfgl q laaftnW-Y.
FrFfref on lri4iya brow.
tInA bsifhtfause nlalatu.
va heTo 10 accents o. cslasi
coinu nom a hspl'v lAni.
Hase tied not 10 l5ye you-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-16

Ah' gorl1 colder.
Az Nhea u gay ruiiafa
AJAX, my love, awake
Away with iUtlahehaly.
a liieunth ocean wave
Admitting We siilgo.
Alton HceQunt o. Eliza.
An, there. STAY there.
gq.itye nc, II al thosl
-fnaeatlng.
Bud u the hwood.
hntlmihat h,alnloinsn
N.fth " saint i'airieA.
hius bell II Scotland.
Hue lonuetf ere owe
tie border.
Ha,lg q Otttr n0urnc.
C1miu' TIM the re.
Ilriiifuas bells altta.
Nume reat In lhlshotoul
Chaf'ey override water.
Goni uuaer NY plaiiiit.
No not eaAt hlin asan.
pa7t forge, cid lrellud
Don't ltaFeme, Iahnnis
lErllng, goud-ulfht.
hiht yCti 20, Tommy,
Die Nacli. an hhein.
nea dcat,chen hiefisna
Dom ioIHsi u write.
lloNn In q cdsimlne.
flowers Of the fafCfat
Farewell to Ia,rhabsr.
afrwtilto nllaehuiyle
Hruueli tic iuscst
fWeiom, God anfflshl
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-06-19
CORPSE PERSPIRED.
The Funeral Of John Knox Has Been
Postponed For . while.

The Funeral Of John Knox Has Been
Postponed For . while.
SPRINGFIELD, Mass, June lo.---John
Knox of BtHndfUrd, summer resort
about 20 miles from this city, dropped dead
Saturday, presumably from heart dis
ease. Tho remains were taken to his
home, the usual preparations were made
for burial and the friends were summoned
to the funeral exercises.
Yesterday afternoon the body was taken
TO the Congregational church, che funeral
sermon was psvached aud the last sond
look was taken at the remains The body
was taken by the bearers to the grave and
lowered, but before the sods were thrown
In DR.. Dean asked that one more look be
taken, and the body was raised.
To the awful astonishmont Of sll 10 was
found to be covered with profuse perspir.
alton. The friends looked aghast The
doctor ordered the body taken back TO the
church, and he there made a more
thorough examination of II. The flesh
was found 10 have grown soft and plia
ple, ana the moisture continued 10 ex.
ude from the pores Of the skin.
He ordered that constant watch be kept
over the body, and that he be notified Of
the least apparent change that took
place. The body still remains in its life
like condition, and the watch is being
kept up.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-06-19
A SUICIDES RECORD.
Ne Drove His wife 10 Dishonor 20 Ap-
pease His Appetite For Rum.

Ne Drove His wife 20 Dishonor 60 Ap-
pease His Appetite For Rum.
BosToN, June 19.--"John J. Mulrennin
Of Boston jumped from the Brooklyn
bridge, New York. last night and was in
stantly killed"
Hidden beneath this matter Of fact po.
lice report there was story OF extreme
pathos, Of vice, cruelty and carelessness on
one side Of the family hearthstone ani
love, devotion and privation on the other.
One short week Ago this suicide hnd q
wife, devoted to him In all his vicissitudes,
with cheerfulness showing itself through
the dark, gloomy existence.
Mulrennin lived In Boston at ~ Hamp-
shire street until his wife died week ago
Saturday, theoretically OF tumor, but
practically by the carelessness and cruelty
of her husband. OF a broken heart
The worst feature In this case Of human
depravity. OF the terrible curse of liquor.
was the bestial command that the young
wife, barely %. should sacrifice her honor
to satisfy his taste for liquor.
1t Is said that he drove her to an as
signation house under dire threats and
that this was all that kept the poor little
rhi11ran csa
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-06-19
A REMARKABLE STORY.
o. the Cure Of an Obstinate Disease
by Prayer and Faith.

Boston, June l9-Those who doubt the
efficacy Of prayer in the case Of bodily all
ments have somethingto study over in the
case Of 6year-old johnnie Conren of Fitch
burg. He was afflicted with an abscess
in the groin year ago last February
which affected his right leg so that he
could not use 1t. His hip swelled mp and
the limb shortened
After trying several physicians and
being treated at the children's hospital i'm
this city, without permanent result, he
has finally been cured, and by faith and
prayers offered at the shrine of Our Lady
OF Perpetual Help, at Mission church in
Roxbury, SO IL Is claimed.
This is the story that Thomas F. Conren
OF 8 Birch street, Fitchburg, tells about
his son, and he fully believes that the
church has done that for his son that all
the doctors were unable to accomplish.
The cure was instantaneous, and John
pie seems to be as well as anyone now.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-06-19
Rrief Mention

c..,sk park, Manchester, N. H., was
formally dedicated.
Daring burglaries occurred at Stock.
bridge village. Mass.
A Memorial hall dedication took place
at South Kingston, X. /.
Lawrence (Mass.) academy's centenn:a,
was celebrated by some 700 alumni.
A man was cut I'm two on the railroad
track at Charlestown Neck, Boston.
Mrs. Mary Berry of Lynn, Mass, was
run over by train and lost both legs
A young Hartford woman, believing her
husband intended to leave her. shot her
self and will die.
The dynamite cruiser vesuvius came out
Of the dry dock at Portsmouth, n. H., and
at once sailed for Boston.
James w. Dunn's bottling establish
ment, Merfden, Conn, was broken into by
burglars, a safe cracked and S400 secured.
Hon. Frank Jones will tender banquet
at the Wentworth, Newcastle, n. H., in
July, to agents Of the Granite State Fire
Insurance company.
Leroy Eastman, yardmaster OF the
Plymouth On. H. railroad yard, was hit
by a hook flying from an engine and was
perhaps fatally injured.
Horace Steve ems of Charlton, Mass, aged
81 was overturned with three companions
in a boat while fishing in Dudley, Mass,
and Stevens was drowned.
At special town meeting In Benning.
ton, VT, the sewer war WAS settled by a
vote of IA to 80 In favor of continuing the
construction of the sewer.
Henry Call, an Old Colony railroad EN-.
ploye, fell of a switching engine at Taun-
ton, Mass, and received injuries from
which he died
The police arrested at Augusta, Me-,
James Clark Of Denver, who Is supposed
to be implicated in the murderous assault
upon Fred Moore at Gardiner, Thursday
night