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The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1893-10-21
young ladies and possess remark a.

(. his t''her, Louie did III hono-s
like little gentleman, viii, h hc is
The 'nnntry around Emmett,
like nearly all of Canyon county,
is particularly adapted to fruit
culture and the little town is filled
with excellent orchards. The great
Payette canal is taken out about
two miles above the town and runs
through it, then defects out to the
hills below. This canal is one of
the best constructed in the state
and is truly a notable engineering
feat. The settlers canal is also
taken ont a short distance above
Emmett and supplies water to the
immediate settlement. But com.
paratively small areas of land are
yet under cultivation, though the
work of subduing is going steadily
forward. Before speaking of the
general features of the Emmett
country, we cannot resist mention
of the elegant residence of Mr..
Hayes, the merchant. This is a
three story structure in the
middle of a beautiful lot. and would
do credit to any city in the west.
The town of Emmett is situated
about 80 miles east of the town of
Payette and the soil and climate
are substantially the same in both
localities, though Emmett is few
hundred feet higher. All kinds of
fruit, vegetables and cereals -four
lsh and the water supply is unlimit.
ed. AS far as We could learn, there
were no great quantities of land for
sale right at Emmett, but there
would be no difficulty in purchas-
ing small tracts of forty to eighty
acres, at cost, including water
rights, of $12 to $1S per acre. On
the north side of the river, however,
is an extensive bench, or low pla-
teau, estimated at 100000 acres.
This bench is one OF the finest tracts
of land in the whole state. 1t lies
excellently for irrigation and the
soil is a rich sandy loan ofincalcu-
able fertility. An immense canal
is in contemplation and prelimi-
nary surveys have been made.
Some day that bench will all be
under cultivation and thousands
Of tons of fruits, vegetables and
other products will be raised on it.
Emmett will necersarily be the
market point for great portion of
The trade of that section and the
products will eventually find con-
sumption to large extent in the
surrounding mining districts.
It is, therefore, quite evident that
before great many years passes
oy the quiet little town will become
an important business center and
contribute largely to the wealth,
population and prosperity of Can
von County. In the matter of
timber, Emmett possesses import
ant advantages over other sections
Of the county, but this, in a meas
ure. is Offset by the distance from
railway facilities. However, it is a
country-rich, salubri-
BUS and beautiful. Emmett is
about to be blessed with news
paper and we hope the good people
will give it their hearty support.
We realize that the community is
rather small to justify a venture in
journalism, but with the apparent
energy and enterprise of the people
there are possibilities of success.
ALL FREE
Those who have used DIR. Kings New
Discovery know its value, and those who
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-11-15

Starry lskArz doktor, przestswvv
praktykowa6, q nsjac d~oraczouy przsE
Misyonarzy Wschodnich Indii, formu-
larE prostsgo l~eczenis wsrzywami, W
kr6tkim ozasie Eupelnie leczy suchoty,
Eapalenis krtani, kstary, ~dychawioe
lime gsrdlowe | pfucne choroby. oraz
Eupelne | pradkis ~wyleozenie nerwo-
wych sisboSci | nerwowych chor0b, DO
Kypr0bowaniu tyoh leOzniozych Grod-
kow " tysiscEnych vypadEaoh wzial
sobie IA oboviszek oglosic 10 swym
cierpiacym Eiomkom. Bedsc przejety
cheois ultenia ~cierpiRoei ludzkosci, il
przeszle "a dsrmo ks1demu kto Aada
receipt " Niemiecxim, Francuzkim iub
Angielskim iezyku = wskAz6wksmi jak
uzywad.
Adrssowa6 = d~olsczenism mark
imienia gazsty. ". a. Noyes,
$40 Powers Black. Rochester, N. Y
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vychodz We Lvowis Cd lat siedmiu nsire
gularniej diva ray miesiecEnie q 1 ID
odxnacEs sic prswdziwym humorem l wybor-
uymi nustracjami, wykonanymi pres mai
znakoEdtszyoh artyst6w polskich 4 zagrani-
cznych, Kto sic hoe zabawfc, rozwesaliG
pouczy6, mech zsPrenpmeruie ,,Smigusa',,
ktory zamieszoEa howe doWcipy, Wesols
viersze, humOreski | satyry.
nustracye sa takks kolorowsDe I odblts y
aiaWnym EakiadEis srtYstycmym
A. PrzysElaka We LWoWie.
Gaia prasa poiska uxnals ,,smiRus
jako nailepsze pismo hu~morystyozne polSkie
redagoWane " duchu prawdzfWie poiskim
demokratycmym, pod haslem: H6Nnolt
woinot6 nie~podlegfos6.
Do ,,Smigusa" jako beEpiatny dodstsk do.
isczane bywaja utwory fortepianowe mai.
ulubiehskych k~ompoEytor6w.
PrSedphta ma s8migus" wynosii
W Ameryce; r0oznie 3 dolary.
poirooEnie ~ dolara-
.Prenumsrate najdogodniej prEesyisI pre-.
kazem pocEtoWym lub dolarEmi pspisrowy.
mi v hScie rskomsndowanym pod adrsssm:
Administrators ,,9migussS, Lw6w Europa
Austrya ealioyA
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w imieniu Del.
J. Nspieralski, prezes.
s. Laufsrski, sekretsrz.

kz0 IA W~O1cioCnoW15s uh OriuRopotoio
" par. Sw, Jadwigi sw. Stanisaaws
Kostki.
Redaktor ,Zgody" wyiezdza " sro-
de 20 bun. do South Bend ma obchod
listopadowy "A " nastepna sobote dc
La Sale.
$Znsny tn powszechnie zWiazkoWy,
D. s Rokosz, zaio4yl piwiarnie pod No.
Toe w. Randolph nj.
#Wozoraj odbyl sic " kosciele sw.
Tr6joy Stub p. Teo6la JGnkowskiego,
z~wiszkowego, z psnua KonstancyaKryk.
NowoAehcom Ayczymy P~owodzenisi
Ma sail szkoineJ pszy Bradley nj.
odbylo sic zeszlej niedzieli przedstswis-
ME teatralne.
Odeorano: .,Akademis Smorgo6ska"
4 Noe ozarodziejsks" - sztuczki p.
ZahsjkiewicEa.
Anatomy grail bsrdzo dObrze.
= Koncert M . Psra6i sw. Troj.
cy cd niadzieli "a tydEieh. P~rEyjdzoie
wszyscyi
Tow. ,,Orls | Pogoni" gr. ll9 u.
N. P. urzadza przedstawienie testEalne
" niedziele 7go styoznia M salt Wal
aha. Ma scenic wystspia pierwszorze
dne silly nasze smstorskie.
T~owarzystwo ola literstury spie.
vu u~Jutrzenks" na ayczenie Szsnownej
Publicznosci w~yrazsneJ nam W1elokro-
tnie powtsrza rae jeszczeprsedstavienie
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BOgasO IlustrOwans o.asOpI.mO humOry
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W Niedziele,
dnia 10 Listopada r. b.
Hall PuIaskfepO

No. 800 = SO4 s. Ashland Avenue.
Nsdmienismy prEytem, IL ma poprzed-
ME obchody rooznio zwykle zaprsszano
do wspoiudziAiu Sokol6s Czeskicb, leoz
tym razem II tyIko przeE ssmych pol
skich Sokoi6w 1 Sokolki cwiczenia GIN
uastycEne sic odbedP. Ola tego zamiast
pobratymc6w Csecb6w Esproszono Tow.
Gimnsstyczne S)kol Polsk No. III. "
Chicago, Ill. do wsp6ludzialu " wyste-
pie gimnsstyoznym, Przez co nadsrzy
nam sic sposobnosc, okszs6 So. Pol. Pu-
b~liozuosol, &c Sok6 Polski M ziemi A
merykahskieJ, oboc mlody ieszcze, do
r6wnyws " gimnsstyce innyD nsrodo-
wosoiom, / ze ME wstecz, ale naprE6d
Szybkim PostePuie krokiem.
Wypada nam rownisa n~sdmieni6, ~
" wystepie gimnsstycznym biora udzisl
" podesaym jua wieku Sokoly, pomie-
day ktoFymI Ensjdujs sic ludzie otyli,
z ktoryoh ~ pubiioEuos6 bedzie mia
h sposobnoS6 osmiac sic ! ubswie.
Poczatek . Eodz. S-mei wieez.
Billet cd osoby 30 cent
Do lioEnsgo ~wspoludziaiu zsprEzs
KOMITET.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-11-15

s,tuki .Cyganie" ~odegranej " hal
P~uiaskiego zpcwodzeniem j { ceuionej
jsko wystep austorski, zasfugujpcy m
wsxechstronne uxnanie.
Cieszymy sic bardxo wzgledami Sc.
publicznosci | liczymy M to IL powt6r-
ME oka1e Ayozliwos6 mlodemu towsrxy-
stwu, pracujacemu " celu rozwijania
literatury ! Spiewu nsrodowego, i laska-
vie zaszczyc swa ~obecnoscis nasze
Przedstawien;e.
Auatorzy CT sami, q staraniem ma
sem bedz'e, a4eby sztuks lepiej j~sszcze
wypadla ni2 p~oprzednio.
PrzedstawieEie odbedzie sic " ME-
dziele 1890 listoPada, " Cseskiej hall.
M Emma ulicy.
KOMITET.
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Polska szkola


AKU9SHR~I
y CHICAGO.
kseulapiAni College Of Midvffsry.
zAlo1ona " roku 1855.
Ze szkoiy tel wyslo jua kjlkadziesist
sdolnych akuszerek, ktore obecnie CHE
e sic dobrem povodzeuiem.
Szkofa n4sEa potwierdzona przez "A.
rad lekGrski State Board of Health.
Zgfasxac ste listownie do:
ID N. OrgIert -Kacsorososka q, [sscrst.ry
Hawthorne,
p. o. HYMAN,
COOK Co. IN.
Widziec sic MONA osobIscie " o6s,e
003 w. l0ta utica.
pomiedEy gods 6.ma q 10 rano; Iub vreozo
EN- Niedziele " re~Eydencyi Hawtorne.
" biloxi cd Depot " apiece, dokad tame.
cEny agent wskaze droge Tyiko 90 mInut
drogi 4 Chicago Union Depot ma Burlington
kolei,
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KOMITET.

Pan Jak6b j. Schmidt, Granada,
Kansas, pisze: Cierpiaiem przez osm
lat m bolesci " biodrach, "a pomcca
oleju sw. Jak6ba zostalem wyleczony.
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DIR. Wlad. Statkiewicz,

Lekarz re starego krsju
Z dhugoletnis praktyks PREY szpitalach
jak " Europe, tax i Ameryce, specjali-
sta chor6b ~kobiecych dziecinnych, le-
cxy Z dobrym skutkiem wszelkie choro-
BY ~zastarzals, jak tosdusznos6, rsuma,
tyzm, choroby gardia, .piersi, toisdka;
Dol giowy, ocz, nosa, uszu, fsbry, skro-
fully, wyrzuty na giowie 1 sk6rze; choro-
roby maciczne, zboczenia regularnosci
biaie opiawy, krwotoki, ~nieplodnoSc
boleSci Popoiogowe / t p. dolegliwoSci
kobiece | wog6le wszelhe choroby met
czyzn, kobiet / dxieci = leczy predko |
skutecznie.
Lekarstwa y przyrz&dzane " mojem
iaboratoryum, pod wyiscznym mym do
Eorem.
Do dokladnis 70 lie mo4nosci cxytsl.
nie) opisanego twego cierpienia Z wy
mienieniem nZgody" dolacz2 cent INA
GEEK pocxtowy, . odwronR poczta Cd
powiem lie bedzie trwac kuracys / CO
bedR kosztowac lekarstwa.
Adres:
DR.. ". Sf0tkiescicS,
954 Joliet Str. LA SALE, ILL.
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POlski MaIarz

nl9,els1em ogiaszsm Szan. Polskiei
r~uolic.nOsci, IL 90 tylko roupoozslsm
"a s"ols reke iako mslsrx Es stareOo
zrsl9. Iatem Podeimuje sic mslowaela
sosclotow dom6w, tspetowania pokoi
l wszystko co wohodzi v Eakres msIar-
~. Nam nsdzieia, IL Szanowni Ro-
10y Esczs mnis poprrsc sws bratsrks
JozEF wINKIEL,
~ Sloan Str Chicago, III.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-06-10
story of the Disaster.

Tomorrow will he the thirteenth ami
versary Of the less Of the Narragan sett. Ac-
cording to all stories OF the disaster, the
Narragansett left her dock at Nsw York
as usual on ths Friday night. The sound
was foggy aud the steamers whistle
kept continuous blowing.
At about twenty minutes OF twel ve. the
sleeping passengers were rapidly ava
kened by n terrific crash. The lights
went out. Men, women and children
rushed half clothed from their state
rooms, shrieking In the darkness Con-
fusion presented itself on every side.
Officers were nowhere to be seen.
Women tugged helplessly at the life pre-
servers which. In the majority OF cases,
were either 50 securely fastened up that
they were OF no use or fell To pieces i'm
the effort TO dislodge them.
Men Forgot Their Manhood,
crushing by and beat ng down helpless
women in their mad d tsire to reach the.
deck aud the life boats. To add to the
horror Of the scene re smell Of are per
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-06-10
CITY HALL NEWS.
THE WATER MAINS ARE BEING
CLE1NSED OF All SEDIMENT.
Water VIII Re Discoiored for a Few Days
Manual Training High School Sue
cess-New Teachers.

Persons all over the city remarked
Thursday evening that the city water
was greatly discolored as it came from
the faucets and wondered about the
cause. The city officials are cleaning
the water mains OF the sediment which
comes from the Aater aud lodges in the
bot tom OF the pipes At certain low
points in the mains are traps which can
ue opened and The water allowed TO rush
out and flow OF either into the sewer or
some convenient brooks and this
force Of water is sufficient TO carry nearly
all the sedine out. The current
is this made so strong all over the city
hat the sediment becomes stirred up
and no wafer which is so discolored
-strotffti- he used witheHt-AeifiHe or filter
ing. This is tue first time In four years
that the cleansing process has been APP
piled to the mains aud whea it Is Tin
ished the water will be In better condi-
tion than for some time. The process
will occupy week or Two.
A committee of the property owners
along Butler avenue called upon Com
missioner Smith yesterday morning aud
conference las held on the alvisa-
ty OF building the road bed OF the
boulevard wider, che residents Of that
vicinity all desiring 1t.
1t is ascer aimed from the department
OF public schools that the number of boys
who have signiliei their intention To
enter the Manual Trai iing High school
ia the autumn is 80 Fer cent. greater
than the namber who intend 10 enter the
other Two departments together.
On account OF the large Influx OF stu
dents to the Manual Training High
school expected the coming year. two
new teachers are necessary. and Super.n-
tendent Tarbeli has already received sew =.
eral applications for the POSITIONS.
The levy OH estates on which sewer as
sessments are unpaid was put on yes
telday. These estates will be advertised
July q. and sold July 81 unless the as
sessmelts are paid.
The committee on pending suits met
at O'clock yesterday afternoon To go out
aud investigate some real estate claims
The committee on Fourth OF July cele-
bration met at O'Clock last evening.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-06-10

vaded the boat. and 1t was soon known
that the steame. was on fire.
A rush was made for the life boats.
These miserable, rotten apologies for
life boats were tightly fastened down,
ana even when Launched many OF them
and the plugs were out. These holes
were hastily stopped up with pieces OF
cork from the life preservers. Th ere
WAS the greatest difficulSy in launch Ing
the boats and RATS.
1oats Were Overturned
bT being suddenly overloaded with pas
seugers who had lost every particle of
prese &c Of mind. There wer, seen to
push women from the boats aud in sew
eral cases TO beat their hands when cling
ing In the wafer to the side of the boats.
The Narragansett which had keelsd
over at the hrst shock soon filled with
va er and sunk.
The S,onington and the City OF New
York, which happened to be passing, re-
mained for hours picking up passengers,
and in this manner $50 people were
saved. by good fortune there was "A
light passenger list, some less than 300.
Over IlirIy were lost. The accident nap
peued off Cornfield Point, five miles east
OF aybrook, Conn. rne Narragans ett
was struck squarely amidsnips. A hor-
rible feature OF the accident VAS the de-
liber tie robbery of the personal effects of
dead bodies aud of helpless women and
children.
The Narragansett was built at Greeu-
point. Long Island, in 1865, for freight
steamer. She was afterwards built over
and used by the Stoniugton line for IA
passenger steamer. fhe captain OF the
Narragansett was William 5. Laning.
There were not many Providence peo-
pie on board, and the following is list
or the Providence survivors, as printed
in the local papers at the time: Nj.
Weston, Joseph McGian, A. NJ. Hodge,
&. A. Hoppin, w. " whitaker, j. A Thorn
ton, e. w. Brown, q. 5. Pine, G. III.
Oakes. Ed Christian, T.. ID. Pierce. q.
Rodeuberg, IL. 4. Richards, S. Is. West
colt aud wife. Charles Spencer. Il. T..
Butterfield, j. III. W iIcox.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-06-10
WAS THIRTEEN YEARS AGO
Today is the Anniversary Of the Wreck
Of the NafraSanSett. VI
The WHOLE NATION M0URNED.
IL Was One of the Most Awful Marine
Disasters in Our History-Men Forgot
Their Manhood and Beat Down Help
less Women.

1t Is but few years since the country
was shocked by the news Of the disaster
on Long Island sound to the steamer
Narragansett and yet there are but a
few OF the twenty or thirty Providence
survivors whose names still appear In
the directory. OF the 300 passengers this
city had about thirty, among whom were
Henry Il. Richards of the Hartwell- Rich
ards company, on Pine street, William
III. Wood, Lawyer Thomas G. Greene.
and &. A. Hoppin.
Mr.. Richards was seen this morning
News reporter aud he gave very inter
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-06-10
SOMETHING ABOUT COLUMBUS.
1he Big spectacle with the Greatest
SHOW ON Earth.

1ho big spectacle With the greatest
SHOW ON Earth.
Barnum g. Bailey's mammoth show
will open under colossal waterproof
tents. In the unparalltd d exhibitions tn is
year will be seen - triple circus crowded
with the foremost equestrla.s VI the
world, ~ hippoirome, d1ub,e menag-
eli tlled WITH rare and curious ami nails.
gathered at great cost from the four
quarters OF tne globe, two herds OF per-
1vrning elephants. two stages for spe-
cial performances. aud a third stage Of
large Dimensions for the sublime, nlstor- :
1cal spectacle Columous aud tue discoy-
cry ol America
Twelve hundred people a, pear In the
living picture OF Spain in tie fifteenJn
century. These include priests, sailors
knights, noDies, pilots. iriars, Kings.
pllnces, Moors. courtiers, soldiers.
charioteers aDd a ballet o. 80 charming
ladies, dancing beauties from Italy.
Frame, spain, GsrMaLy. Englanu and
America. Fur tails gigantic display of
his orIc splenuor aud giosy "a stlge 400
feet long nas been er- cteG.
After the acts in three ircus rings
and on the two e.eEated stages numerous
bippodrome RAGS take place. Besides
the most marvellous feHts In mid-air the
whole ENTERTAINMENT - OF such "A grand
character as to amaze every one A chill
uren's circus. too, Is especially Or. yIded
Tor the de.ectatiUn OF the little folks
TLe new nliilion-dollar free sire 4 parade
will take place On the morning # the
shows arriyai, and Is said TO be the finest
Of lis kind on earth. IL will all he here
on June 10
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-06-10
ADJUSTMENTS.
New Bills to BE Presented mt the Theaters
During the Coming Week.

DurIng the Nomlng week.
A big company of colored performers.
who can sing and dance, nd do other
variety work, open q week in slavery
Days" at the Westminster theater Mon
day matinee next. This b,iug the last
of the season the management has
made special efforts to secure strong
attraction, and this one will-no- doubt
prove that they have succeeded. "Un-
ce Sans Re;u-n," a sketch that brings
out the who'e company, opens the bill
1t is u novel medley of music. dancing
and couple of pathetic scenes OF the old
slave days. Several good specia ties will
be introduced during the piece. also
buck and wing dancing, that we are SO
familiar with since the visits OF the
South Before the War" aud the Crcoles.
Lothrop's Providence Museum.
The popular favorite, Miss katherine
Rober. will appear at this pleasant place
OF amusement next week in the prin-
cpal role Of BARLEY Campbell's master
pirce, the great society drama entitled
Fate" The play is most attractive
Que, dealing as 1t does with incidents in
the life Of two young American society
people OF wealth and standing. The
little star as Florence Grantley will Oe
seen Mt her best, and the Boston press
speaks OF her performance rs one of
great finish and excellence. She will be
supported by n company OF picked play
ers from L0throp's dramatic forces, in-
cudng the beautiful Miss May Prindle,
who is cast r the part of Blanche
Sterling, the designing woman.
Lothrop's Pawtucket Opera House.
Pert. or tho Girl Detective" will be
the dramatic attraction offerel To tue
patrons OF Lothrop's Grand opera house,
Pawtucket, the coming week. The play
IL n strong one and will serve To intro
duce TO excellent advantage the popular
favorite Miss lola Pomeroy. in the roll
/ licking role of Pert, supported by tn
leading man, Cameron Clemens as Dick
Druce and an exec llent company.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-06-10

HOODS Pill are the best after dinner Pills,
assist digestion. cure headache and biliousness
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-06-10
DOWN THE BAY.
several Shore Places VIII Open for the
Season Tomorrow.

Tomorrow the summer season will
open in earnest at manv Of the shore re.
sorts. At Fields Point Manager AtwelI
will serve dinuer from 1880 until 8
O'Clock In the afternoon, when special
bake will be the attraction.
At Silver Spring a clambake and fish
dinner viii be offered by Manager Goff
20 his many patrons. aud at Crauston's'
River View and Pleasant Bluff clans i'm
abundance AMI cooked Ia every style 10
tempt the appetite will be found.
At Crescent PARK Manager Boyden has
nearly compile ed hi preparatio Is. and
he will be hard person indeed To please
who fails to find enjoymsn. at this ae-
lightful resort The Iornal opening aili
take place on the 18Th, but tomorrow a
special dinner will ye serued aud a very
attractive entertainment will be given.
Besides making hourly trips To and
fronl the shore places, the boats OF the
Continental company will run to New
BORT IN the morning at 10 o'clock, while
3 matinee sail will be given at 2:sO in the
Afternoon. This will afford a splendid
chance 10 see the foreign warships no A
IN Newport harbor, aud also the Vickinp
ship which u expected TO arrive at any
moment
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-06-10

A second drowning accident occurred
in Scott's pond in the same town last
evening. The victim was Martin Flow
ers, IL years OF age, who with his brother
anu two or three friends s-were bathing in
the pond near the ice houses They had
been in the water for nearly an hour
when Martin startled his companions by
shouting for help as he was drowning.
An attempt was made To rescue him but
it failed and shortly after O'Clock the
young mans remains were drawn up
from the bottom OF the pond. AS in the
case of young Luby, the medical exami-
ner did not deem All inquest neces sary.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-06-10
PARIS HOUSE.
June Bulletin
NO. z.
MILLINERY.

Our Hats at g. 20, s3ss and s4.40 are great
value
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RIVERSIDE
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A meeting was held last evening In
Grubbs's hall by the former members of
General George B. Mcclellan camp. Sons
Of Veterans. The meeting was addre ssd
by Colonel William T.. Bowen aud Al,
jutant Joseph Franklin. Remarks were
made on the welfare OF the order. About
thirty members were present
A committee was appointed to reor.
ganizs the camp which was disbanded
two years ago. The next meeting will be
held at the res ideuce OF George Smithies
on Malcolm square.
The knights of King Arthur held a
well attended IN, citing last evening, and
took action in regard to the outfit for
their new gymnasiun.
Friday afternoon William III. Monroe
had narrow escape from serious acci-
dent. The team he was driving backed
over an embankment twelve feet hign
near the Riverside dam. lie was con.
siderably shaken up and MS arm seri-
ouslv injured.
Squanvum tribe, l. o. X. NJ, held a
well attended meeting last evening in
Winchester hall.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-06-10

Yesterday morning James Luby. III
years old, went swimming in Spectacle
pond in the town of Lincoln with several
playmates His companions were on a
raft when young Luby showed signs of
distress TIE little fellows on the raft
could render him no assistance and he
sank. The alarm was given and police
men from Pawtucket and Central Falls
succeeded In recovering the body, which
wa, later viewed by Medical Exam liner
Kelleher, VINO decided that an inquest
was unnec Ssary.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-06-10
CHAPTER OF FATALITIES.
TWO DROWNING: ACCIDENTS IN
THE TOWN OF LINCOLN.
A Pack Peddier struck by the White
Mountain Express Near Millviiie and
Instantly Killed.

A pack peddler. whose name is not
known, lost his life last night near Mill
Vile He was walking on the track OF
the Consolidated road when he was
struck and instantly killed. One of the
unfortunate mans legs was severed from
his body while his heal was so terribly
crushed as to render ident: fication abso-
lutely impossible. The accide t occurred
near a sharp curve wnich shut out from
the view Of the peddler the approachin g
train.