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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-08-21
<.AYIS0 MPORTANTE.

10 sabido- qusssningan -petr6ieo namesele con .e
,ombre que se Quiera Kerosine Gas Aceite de carbon
uz Dianante Luz del hogar. deiade scr inamatle e.
absoluto pues adquneHdo cleric grado de- calor 50 e
iende ai contacto de una llama, Por tato esta Agen
.ia recommends encarecidamsnte los constdores ON.
mdleen las sgientss regss Ell de productos
ara eyitar en- 10 possible cualquier accidentea .
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CAPITULO III.

~ A las ocho fumos al comedor ell cual estaba pinto
rescamente suado la parte oriental de la Desde
4 vean las cresta desnudas de las ontaas sobre e
fondo estredo del cielo Las del desero pasaban
por el jard1n recogendo para venr juguetear
los rosaes que rodeabar. El viento voble de-
iaba por nstantes el del RIO Aquea naturale
areca ostentar toda la hermosura de noche
para recibr un huesped amigo u .4.;
Nj padre ocup6 la cabecera de la hizo CO.
locar dececha mi madre sent6 la izquerda,
de costumbre; mis- hermanas los ninos situaron
indistintamente, y Maria, quedo frente mi. ua,
~ Mi padre, encanecdo durante mi auseneia me diriga
nlradas de satisfaction sonrela aqnel modo
cioso dulce un msmo tempo, que no he vsto nunca
otros labios Mi mad.e hablaba poco porque
momentos mas feiz que todos los quela rodeaban
Mis- hermanas Sc empehaban hacerme probaras cola
clones Sc sonrojaba aquea quen yo dirig1a
una palabra lsonjerao 8 mrada examinadora Ma
ocultaba oos tenazmente; pero pude admlrar
clos "a brantez hermosura de los las rnujeres de
dos tres que asu pesar encontraron
de lleno los mos; abos rojos hdmedos gracio
samente mperatyos mosraron solo nstante el ar
simetrico de linda dentadura. Levaba como mis-
heranas la abundante cabeera castafo arregla
a dos renzas sobre el nacimiento de de las
les Sc clayel encarnado Yesta traje de mu
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-08-21
"MARIA PoR JORGE IsAAcs,

selma gera cas azu del cua solo descubra parte
corpno la falda, pues pano6n de algod6n no color
de prpura e oculaba e hasta la base de su gar
ganta de blancura mate AL vover las trenzas la espa
da, de donde rodaban al incnarse ella servr admire ell
cuidadas como las de rena a.4 * ~
Concluda la cena los esclavos levantaron los mante
les; uno de eos rez6 ell Padre suesto sus amos compe
tamos la oraeion. - 50! :l18'-- IL %>2I' s%%ls2@
La conversation Sc hizo entonces confdencal entire
mis- padres yo. 80 a,4
Maria tomo en- los brazos ell nino que dornfa en- sn
regazo mis- hermanas La siguieron los aposentos elias
La amaban mucho Sc dsputaban su dulce afecto
va en- e salon, mi padre para retirarse les bes6 la
que Sc me hab1a destnado Mis- hermanas Maria menos
tmlda a queran observar que efecto causaba e es
nero que esaba adornado Ell cuarto quedaba en- ell
extreme del corredor del ene de la casa s dnica ven
tana tena por la parte de adentro Ia ara de
comoda; en- aquel moento estando abiertas las hoias
reas entraban por ella oridas de rosales acabar
de engalanar La mesa, donde hermoso horero de
porceana azul contena en- su copa
mas irios claveles campanilas oradas del rio Las
cortnas del echo CASA blanca atadas las coum
mas con cntas anchas color de rosa la cabece
r hneza materna esaba Ia Dolorosa pequena
me habia servido para mis- atares cuando era nioe
gunos mapas, asentos comodos un hermoso iuego de
banjo competaban el ajuar. ~ @ s/s, n, s'...>z
IQue bellas foresl excame al yer todas las que del
lardin del horero cubran la 81 oaeasaa ssa
Maria recordaba cuanto to- agradaban observe mi
n ssses.F1 49, f asE#8 .'s
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.LQCLQN ANTLHERPEIICA

Es meor curarios herpes guitar Ia
umada qua caspa evitando Ia cada del cabello haee
desaparecer los barrOs empenes manchas espnas Is
Exito SECURE Immediate Pidase tOdas las bot
de la Isla. A mayor, Ia del senior Guermety
dspositario. p
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AACE1TE para ALUMBTTI DO de las FAM1LIAs
'* ~~ Luz 8r'alIante.
.iRRE 0E EXPLOSION Z C0MEtJsTIoNsEXPON
MEAS SIN. HUMO NIsNALaO aOEOR -,


MEAS Sin. HUMO NIsMALs sOEoR 80
as Este acsite producto de una aricac6n especial
sual superior los que 50 importan del exzaniero
aio dversos nomDres marcss t4nto por sus cualida-
sonsunidores. - Ss a.@.1 o.SEio t'.. Ssh
ie las marcas extranteras, Que mayor preio
lbrindan los Ventaas de nnguna clase
a experiencias adquirida en- esta industas durante
nuchos amos en- los Estsdos Unidos, Cuba, Mexico
ots paise nos perite ofecer al publc0 un articu.e
rue NO puede mejorar en- parte aguna bsjo nlnga
Ninestras nnaarcas LUZ BRMLANTE, ELEFANIt
LUZ SOLAR, rsg1straaas perseguira con too:
Il ri9or de II ley & los falsihcsdOres. a5c:f i IS
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Emulsion ~<~reOsotada
DH. R AIS ELL.

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9aG9 FarDac6utHcod 90 ia FUnSersidoo de ID S06anGl
as Pqg%oso % ss'esStS 1 pssS cs fne4aaee RI n ds eass
magnifco maravoso agente terapeico de exito SECURE
en- l. BO"g. zss Lssg As e. e%tssro u aSss: @
ninos Dsodad general en- s9ma para las afecconss &c
apeto vgoriza las natursezaa mas empobrecidas KS q
Ia - Ia EMULSION CREosoTADA DE RABELL, fuusva
unca original association dc ACEITE DE BACALAO.
CREOaOTA e HIPOFOSFITOS DE CAL SOSA, es una
delicada crema, de olor de grato sabor
paladable hasta por los ninOs -, - . a.
TodoE los enfernos Ia tomaran sin repugnanca, cor
facilidad gusto Esa elaborada esquisfto esnero
Pruebese So admirara su rapiaa accion curativa
V9ase e amplo prospectO acompana caoa ffascO
De venta todas las DrOguerias Bocas de La sla dc
Cuba. Deposto principal ola Reunion de Jose Saba Aa
h8nR iNnQnRrf& de q. .(4.1tevtetv
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III. K. NJ. PONTE 8 HlJO

~. Ciujanos Dentistas establecidos en-
San Juan de Pto. Rico, calle de San Jus
to nhmero q. T.. ~. - ~ ~
- = Montado nuestro gabinete quirdrjico dental
Ala altura de los primeros establecimientos de
Europa y NorteAmerica, y en- possession de GUAM
tos adelantos 30 han hecho esos paises, estamos
en- aptltud dc praticar cuantos trabajos operacio
Res % noS contisn, aegusos dc deiar sasistechos
kw@ats4e Hah su4, ,~ ." .:
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sonrer mi prmera expression afecuosa, los de
niho cuyo nanto ha acalado una Garcia materna ~
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-09-04

0VRAsaMNl
|SpEoPLEDl

Mr.. Frederick Faller Is in New York.
q. w. Harrington of this city Is In
Newport.
Mr.. James M. Mu roe Of Bristol is at
Cottage City.
Ex-Governor Davis paid q visit TO
w odvil e last w OK.
Mr.. A. G. White, jr.. has gone to New
York for short visit.
Mr.. James Crosby and wife OF Woon-
socket are a. the Vineyard.
Charles E. Taylor of Apponaug started
for the Worlds IA Saturday.
Mr. Fred +. Dana is among the Provi-
dencs visitors TO the metropolis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Z r. Brown have re-
turned to the city from Martha's Vine
yard.
Miss Sadie Smith of this city is spend
ing few weeks with friends in New
Hampshire.
Mr.. Farrell Coyle, wife and child OF
North Adams, Mass, are visiting friends
II this city.
Mrs. Arthur Field Of this city returned
Sa urday from visit with her parents
in Newark, N. j.
Miss Pearl L. Flood Of this city is the
guest OF her cousin. Miss Kittie +. Bing-
ham, OF Boston.
Mrs. j. Zirr and two sons, Walter and
Eugene. or this city, are visiting relatives
in New York city.
Mrs. Charles SIsson has returned to her
home in this citv after her summers
outing at Woodville.
Major Charles c. Phelps of AID ponaug,
who mas been AN invalid for ma ny years.
died at his h1ms 5 nday morning
Miss r. Ella Sherman. principal Of tho
public schools a. Georgiaville, ~ visiting
tie family of her brother, Mr.. X. A.
Sherman ON Granite street, Westerly.
William Mitchell OF the Consolidate ell
road's freight department., returned sat
urday fr I'm weeks vacation among the
Berkshire, Mass. mills
Colonel Daniel r. Bilou. Mr.. Charles
Beadlr, Mr. Ivan Is Lewis. Mr.. aud
Mrs Salisbury aud Mrs. DIR. Lans IN have
returned from Cottage City.
Mrs. William Stafford, Miss Grace
staff rd AMI Mrs William Br well OF
this CITY we're entertained by Mr.. an
Ms. j 'seph e. Kel ey at Cottage
City last week.
NJ. Herbert ID. Goff Is spending n few
days a. Nor -isville Oh his ret irn from
i've weeks trip 10 the Worlds fair. Ills
parents have been in Morrisville for tha
past four weeks.
Messr,. John Campbell Of Tower street
and Robert McGregor of Pierce reef,
Westerly, have lett this city for Scotland,
aking the steamer Teut onic from NeS
York To Liverpool, AM thence To their
destinatio by the regular r ute.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-09-04
TO BE NO STRIKE.


New York and New England Railroad
Employees Agree to the Cut.
A committee representing all the shop
men OF the New York aud New England
road, had an interview with President
Mcleod in Boston Saturday, relative to
the 10 per cent. reduction in wages
The president explained the CO ditions
which rad made IL necessary sor the mau-
agement to retrench, and also the reasons
for 10 per cent. reduction in wages
rather than putting the force on snort
time, the latter being preferred by some
of the men.
The men expressed the nselves satisfied
with the expIa alton, both to the presi-
dent and to others afterward, and pres
ent Indications are that there will be O
strike among the shopmen.
A representative or tue trainmen also
called on President Mel cd to ARA ge
for an interview with their comm Il ee,
but as he was on the po mt OF having to
accompany his family to the Gree
mou ntains, the interview was postponed
un ii later date.
The men are understood to generally
acquiesce in the state nenJ that a tempo
rary duction in wages is necessary, but
they are inclined to urge that some def
mite time be liked for restoration.
The attention ofthis committee was di-
rected to the impossb lity of any mana
ger forecasting the futu to the cx ent
OF fixing q limit TO the pr sent busiue /,
depression, and they saw and admitted
the difficulty
While some of the men are restive un-
der the reduction, there is quite a strong
conservative feeli q among them, and
,me individuals have openly declared
that il there Is a strike they will ignore
the orders of the brotherhood, or what
ever the governing body may be, aud
stick by their jJbs.
h gineers from outside. who were for
merly employed on the road, are writing
TO the MANAGERS, oHsring to join the SER
vice at once II n strike is ordered.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-09-04
PORT ROYALS LOSS

IL Confined to Property and Will Not
Amount to Over $4,000.
AUGUSTA, Ga, Sept "A special to the
agent of the Southern Associated Press
here from Port Royal, S. c., says:
IL Is currently reported that during the
hurricane OF Aug. g many lives were lost in
Port Royal, and that almost the entire town
was swept away. In view Of these statements
deem it proper TO announce the facts. There
was not single life lost or person injured
by the storm. business houses and residences
were not damaged TO an amount exceeding
5000 While Port Royal does not solicit or
need aid, the adjacent, Sea islands are scene
Of death and desolation which strongly ap.
poals to every charitable hoart.
Rowe PRICE, Mayor.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-09-04
GOOD READING.



Public Library Last Week.
The number OF volumes issued by the
Providence Public L brary during the
week ending Sept. 1, 1898. is 14s3; q daily
average Of 247. Among recent additions
are General Lew Wallace's story, "The
Prince of India" 17O445: Champfleury's
"The Faience Violin" 1894 203; Joseph
Fosters Alumni Oxonienses," SIPS 4;
their Colleges" SIPS. 10l; aud his cox
ford Men. lSs0,1S92," sl2s 1912. the two
latter being just issued at Oxtori
and illustrated with several hundred
portraits and views. The library has
also Alexander Chalmers "History of
the Colleges, Hall and Public Buildings
Qs10), 802S. 80; James Ingram's Memo
rials OF Oxford" (ls37), s03s37; A NJ.
Stedman's "Oxford-Its Life, schools,
etc." QssD SUES. 90; G. G. Brodrics's
"History OF the University OF Oxford"
C1ss7. s02s 20; Andrew Lapg's "Oxford
Qss0, Qn the. series "Hisio Towns'D
20,701s; Charles Dickens. tho younge' >,
ictionary OF the Univrrsi v of OXFORD"
(1SS5), 4l7.0: Runners "Pleasiut Sport
around Oxford" Os7s). 407 81; also on u Q
University of Cambridge, Cooper's
Memorlais OF CdmDrluKe, In vols.
Cs66), 227.26; J. B. Mullinger's History
OF the University of Cambridge" Qn tn,
series, "Epochs of Church History" 1881
SOS 33: j. w. Clark's Cambridge"
90. 70i 10; Dirkcns's Dictionary OF tie
University Of Cambrid se" Qss5). 417.6 !;
and lso w. B. ;. Taylor's "ii,tory OF
the University OF Dublin" Os45), s02s As;
also " A. Huber'- "rhe En -llsh Un :
versiti,s." vols. ns43). sJ2s.31; Laurie's
"rhe Rise and Early Constitutions OF
U riyersitics" (lsS6). SO2s 25 The fol-
lowiul receut add, ~ - relate TO luc,-
rio, in general: "Elucation from u
National St udpoint." by A. Fouil!ee.
S0gl 10S; 'E 'lsh Educ tion," by Istas
S arpies, SO9t. 8; g cschiug in Three
Cont eats" by w. G.. Grasby, sool. 100:
the '5bort History OF the (JaDanes) Do
partment OF Education" published by
the government OF Japsn. sO9l l07. anu
Methods Of tn. Schools Of Germany" By
j. a. Prince, S09l l02
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-09-04
NEW YORK h new ENGLAND
Passenger Train Service. Week Days. "a
rected to Juno IL. 1893.
-. ,., plnvIn-r noe y. follnr,..

Trains leave PROVIDENCE as follows
For BOsToN-S os. III 40 A. ~. 20 p. NJ RE
Hybk yTEfih rAhk K AAGPoLEs n M i . s. y Il + lS Nj
rkASKLIS-s o. II 40 A. MyAao 5!sPaw
WnsT WhENTHAM. ARNoLD,s MILLS AS9
MII.foKD-s oS A. NJ; 20 p. M.
ARL1SGToN-7 10. IL 80 A. NJ go. I'll 90.
KSIcaHTsyiLLg1;5 e. IL So a. NJ, sic 80. aas.
cisANsToN. NATIcK. RIVER POINT. CENTRE
WILLIE. WAsalSUIcS5;i 40: mlo; ~ ~ A y
ohKIn AZ H. ~ vs. 81 10 oi6 iijs "A. 81 siS So
1is 4 80. &c 10. 30 s.il % Il, NJ. =,
poNTlAy. ARCTIC. c.QuipN,icEIsis ~, G IL 10 A. u.
ASTis0NY~7 10. y To- II g A. ~ eao. sfs
saS g 10; So ~ lrS 81 hit.,,Sa-7,a /, =; s,oAu
o5ytIa;siisr Z e; ! o. Z r;,REyNn. Moosup. pLAlYFlELn
- 10, 10 A. M; II % %, 30 7. ".
JksISSbbihI JkMsIISSbbiISm All NIL1Li11Sric. . 4 g.. II - =
HARfr6hp-g oA,M;, II o. taor.M
wAILRnuRYm; y; ~ fisl,hilnLI,g w ~ =. ~ ~ a; "; :,
fH9iiiLADaLPHii VIA P0UsiXEEPsiE-, ~
yAAssff a + THOMPSON, WEBSTER souTnBRIDcE
cii,icAao AND THE WEST VIA Skw
ANiI klsiE lyNI,s ;sr,. T. 4; 4 y; -.
AscoAG ANp sNTLhsd d hD,Ar" is, 3
onIy ali i5 4. 81 Leave las.osrnt ~
ami s 10 NJ. ~ toad
ofly al q % y. ". SUNDAY lctvc Va, rlt a
81 ID 4. NJ. Leave Inseoag ~ \ 90 D.
Trains for boston Ieave cns, cnt o
Depot, aud for Hartford ani ih. Ne.. lro.
eEd for Pascoae and way s'@ticns fro'H o.
'.satnr,'ays only. s--sundsys cry
Tickets Dctwcen ii,a'..' e-a '"---'' -
"a cents unlimited
q. ". oFrUrT sS
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of the World" The
genuine edition. Save
The COUPONS, bring
20 of them to the
News office. with ten
cents with each Cou-
pon, and get the mag
nihcent book of Pho
t o crap h S of til e
w orld shown on
Page 7 of the News
fo-ftov
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-09-04
THE NEWS
reaches daily 10000 people who
buy their Goods of Providence
Dealers. This fact needs no en-
beIHShment or comment
THE NEWS
Nks1.,o INVEsrIGATION.
Alleged HI Treatment of An Insane wo-
man by Asylum Authorities.


man by Asylum Authorities.
New YORK, Sept. 4.-According to Mrs
Sarah Summers Of Boston the authorities
of the insane asylum at Worcester turned
her insane sister out Of the institution un-
known to her friends because the family
was no longer able to pay her board. The
insane woman came to New York last
Thursday, wandered about the streets all
night, registered at the Everett House on
Friday as MRS. Selling, Boston," and was
found Friday night unconscious from gas
asphyxiation ia her room. She was taken
to the New York hospital, where she il
now.
Mrs. Summers reached this city yester-
day and went direct to the Everett House.
She had received q letter Saturday dated
from the Everett House saying that the
asylum authorities had put her out. She
identified the woman in the hospital az
ber sister
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-09-04
---------------------
sbipwrecked Sairors Landed.

NEW YORK, Sept. 4.-The steamer City
of Birmingham, which arrived here last
evening from Savannah, brought the crew
of the ill.fated steamer City Of Savannah.
She also brought three of the crew Of the
schooner Joseph Suthard, which was
wrecked 40 miles east Of Georgetown. The
City of Birmingham also passed vessel
~, fire
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-09-04
Stunned nv n Fall

x.yaar-aid an of N,ch nj HAYDEN ~ -
ming acros, the railroad trucks at the
Brayion avenue crossing, fell and struck
his forehead against one of the rails. The
boy was stunned aud sustained cut ex
tending across his forehead. lie was
picked ND by John johnson and carried TO
his home, 135 Spruce street, where DIR.
O'Leary dressed the wounG
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-09-04
Knott for Hawaii.

WASHINGTON, Sep. 4.-The President
and Secretary Ores ham are giving atten-
ton to the election of new Minister to
Hawaii to succeed Mr.. Blount and an ap-
pointment to the office of Minister may
be expected in the near future
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-09-04
A Mysterious Blaze.

PITTsBURG. Sept. A fire Of mysteri-
Gus origin broke out i'm Clarke's iron
mills. One mill was totally destroyed and
another mill badly damaged. Several
freight cars and 100 feet Of trestle on
which the cars were standing were also
burned. Over 800 tons Of finished iron
WAS damaged
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-09-04
Custon Recipfs.

New YORK, Sep. 4.-The duties received
at the Custom House at this port during
the month of Auguse were s5, 900, 600 less
than those received in the same month OF
1892. Nearly so per cent. of the .luties
daily paid into the cashiers office is in gold
coin
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-09-04
Little Oncs In Danger.

FORT WAYNE, Sept. 4.-The state instt
tuition for ieeble-minded youths narrowly
escaped destruction by fire, and 600 i'm
beetle children came near being rendered
homeless. The children were gotten out
Of the institution and the flames were
finally gotten under control.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-09-04
NEW Y0DK, NEW HAVEN & HARTFORD
RAILROAD.
PROVIDENCE DIVISION.

Express trains leave PROVIDENCE as follows
For NEW york; Is A. VI. daily 10 b0nimitedl
ii lO A. NJ. 10. 5 OF linited.D. 20 p NJ. tdatiyl
For NEW YORK. via stonington Line-7 10. -
For PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE and WASH
iNGTON, VIA Harlem Rver-lo 10 A. ~. -
For NEW ia vEN-1 II A. NJ. texp. daily, SIS
doc exp D 10 10 (exp.b 10 80 lmitedI, IL 10 A. NJ
lexp.j.2 10 texph 800 1inited. 900 sexp. daily
& As texp. daily) -. M.
For NEW LONDOS-; L. A. VI. daily exp, G4)
(acconl. % (accum Sundays only. IS Cooi
exp.l.y 30 iaccorn.L 1o1J exD.L 10 30 0imiied)
II iOA NJ texp., L - "a &C om.D. l5 (exp.l %
Qlmited), % lloc. exp.). - accom-. sundays
only. 4 10 (accoin.L " L. u. exp. daily
b as 4. "A. (exp. daily.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-09-04
Gisrgyman Under q Cloud.

DENVER, Sept. 4-Rev. w. III. Broad
head. Congregational minister and ex-
secretary of the state board of charities
and pardon, cannot be found. There are
several pages torn from his records ac-
cording to the committee Of investigation
which has been appointed
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-09-04
Appley's Great Feat.

MICHIGAN CITY, lad. Sept 4--Frank
Appley of Rhode Island arrived in this
port, having rowed the entire distance
from Pawtucket, r. l., in boat IL feet
long made Of aluminium. He left Paw
tucket June 3. and must bs in Chicago
tndau
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-09-04
Giving the Road = Chance.

NASHVILLE, Sept. THE Nashville,
Chattanooga and ST. Louis railway em-
ployes last night presented to the presi-
dent Of the company signed agreement
agreeing to receive for 80 days 10 per cent
less than their regular wages in view Of
the present financial condition.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-09-04
WORCESTER DIVISION.

Trains leave PROVIDENCE az follows
For WcRCESTER-s IS (exp.L 05. 80 (cxpl.
% 10 accom-, IL 80 n. m. taccom.l 1 80 fexp.L
'Sundays-sso a. m. ,accom, 0 90. SIS .. m.
For trains for intermediate stations $50 tims
table furnished at all ticset Offices
g. T. HEMPSTEAD, Gen'l Pass. Agt
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-09-04
Was n Hundred Year. Old.

WHITE RIVER JUNCTION, VT, Sept A.
Phineas Fisher. the Oldest person in Ver-
mont, died Of cholera morbus yesterday.
He was born In Lyme, n. H., in 1873 and
has resided in Hartford for SIS years.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-09-04
A welsh Choir for tn. Fair.

NEW YORK, Sep. A Welsh choir OF
forty voices, in charge of Mrs Novello
Davies, director, with an accompanist, ar
rived on the steamship Paris, en route to
the Worlds Fair.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-09-04
Big summer Hotel Burned.

HUNTINGTON, l.. l., Sept 4.-The largo
summer hotel, known rs Locust Lodge,
situated ut East Neck, was destroyed by
fire yesterday. 1t was the largest summer
Dasort on the north shore Of Long Island.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-09-04

WASHINGTON, Sep. 4.-Prcsident Cleve-
land and Secretary Lamont occupied box
at the National Theatre Saturday night,
and apparently enjoyed the performance Of
Frohman's comedians in the new play,
"The Other Man"
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-09-04

New York, Sep AIR. Pierre Loril-
lard has decided to sell his entire stable OF
horses in training, and to temporarily re-
tire from the turf.
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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-09-04

The saloons are deserted. No longer
doth the busy white-aproned menial
shout with lusty voice. 1.-TWO up,-mus-
ty one-'alf and 'alf'--but instead the
monotonous ticking of the clock and the
dripping Of the water from the sink tap
break the stiffness Of the room, save
when some cold-blooded wayfarer wan
ders in to cheer his heart with the fiery
liquid. No more do the walls ring with
riba d shout; aud tinkling glasses--for
the weather is, you know, very cold,
aud people don't drink much in cold
weather in September, and as result the
bsr-rooms are practically and COMPARE
lively deserted. That Is all thar the first
four or five lines OF this mastery article
yortend-nothing more-nothing less.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-08-30

Police Commissioner MoClaye says DR.. DsAne's Dys
pepSa PIlls cure all who try theIn.-Ads.