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, 1893-02-08
Translation.
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THE list Of those qualified to vote for Mem
bors Of the Colonial Council will be exhi-
bited for inspection at the Court House in
this town from The 18th to the 28th instant.
both days included, from 8 o'clock a. IN. to 8
O'Clock pm. Whoever has any objection to
make against the said list, is hereby in accord
anoe with the Colonial Law, dated 9th No
vem Der 1863 s %, to state such objection in
writing to the Chairman of the Elective Board
with the reasons on which such objection or
objections are based. within 3 days aftor tho
last mentioned date.
The Elective Board for the Town and
suburbs of Christiansted, the 7th February
1898.
MAXEN,
Chairman.
, 1893-02-08
Publication

UnE list Of those qualified to vote for,,Members
of the Colonial Council will be exhibited
for inspection at the Court House in this town
from the 10Th to the 28th instant, both days
included, from 8 o'clock am. to 3 o'clock pm.
Whoever has any objection to make against
the said list, is hereby, in accordance with the
Co lorial Law dated 9th November 1868 5 %,
, 1893-02-08
CHRIsTIANsTED.

CHRISTIAN6TED.
Feby. 9th per schur. vigilant for St Tho
mas-Franciska Louis. Jose Gonzalez, Mrs
Sarah Sobotker and child, Miss French.
FREDERIKsTED.
Feb. 5th-per schnr. "Atlantic" from st.
Thomas-Mrs. W. B. Woods & 3 children,
Angelina Edwards.
Feb. 6th-per ,sloop Herald from st.
Kitts-John Thomas.
, 1893-02-08
i D " IS.
Pl'oklama.

JA EFT bekjendtgjores hCrved, at
&| forhenverende Underfor walter
CHARLES HENRY GOTTLIEB
HOFFMAN,, M bcende her i Sta
den, D. D.. har opgivet sit 30
til Skifterottens Behandling som
fallit.
Ale og Enhver, som matte have
noget / Beet at fordre, indkaldes her
we'd med 3 Maaneders Varsel til for
undertegnele Skifteret at anmelde
og beyisliggj0ra dores Kray.
Christi rateI S6itteret, st. Uroix den 4le
Februar 1893.
MAXEN.
, 1893-02-08
DEATHS
registered of persons buried in
the public cemeteries.
CHRISTIANSTED

JAN CdEtlol
3-Mls Chris inc Knudsen, wife of Mr.. O.
Knud8en of this town, aged % years.
5-lntant, James Dogherty Of this town,
aged 3 days.
domestic, Adriana Paulsen of this town.
aged % years.
6-lnfant, Rebecca George of this town, aged
s months.
lO-lnvalid, Emanuel Allen Of the Lunatio
Asylum at Richmond, aged 81 years.
u-Lahourer, Susanne Prime Of the Est.
Slob, eyed IS years.
l4-Labourer, Rosaline Francis Of the Est
Good Hope, aged IS years.
16-luvalil. Adelaide Hall Of this town, aged
II yerrs.
Infant, WaIaemar johnson of this town,
aged 8 days.
18-Pauper, John Henry Of this town, aged
70 years.
20-Infaut. T~hrophilus Williams of this town
aged 7 days
21-Inyalid, William P.aSkrt Of the Lunatio
Asylum al Richmond. aged % years.
22-Infant, MILFORD Petersen Of this town,
aged s days
24-Infant, Norman Dlnirlson Of the Station
Of Estate Glynn, aged ? months. :
25-Infant, Frederik Aagaard Of this town,
aged 6 months.
26-Infant, Charles Williams Of thus town,
aged | n onth. g.
20-Invalid, Charles James Of the Leper
Asylum at Richmond, aged 40 years.
30-LabouIer, Lydia Drucilla Lane Of Bar
badoy, aged - years.
3l-Pauper, Mary Sheridan Of This to VIE
aged 30 years,
, 1893-02-08
acknowledgements

ISTEN over Valsbarettigodo til Colonial
IL raadet vii b'ivo honlagt til Eftgr syn i
Ketshuset her Byen fri l5do til oslo d.M.
begge Dage indhofattodo, fra Kl. 9 Form iddag
til XXI. 8 Eftermidlag. Enhver, der har Ind
sigelse at fremf6ro mod Yalgliston, opfordre8
i Henhold Til CoIonillloy at 27ie November
1868 S q, senest 3 Dlgo ef5er UlI6het af
den o%vennevnto Flist, til Valgbosty rels ems
Formand skriftliSen at indgivo saadan Indsi-
gelse med OpgivoI5e al Dc frQale, hvorpll
sa mme stotleS.
Valgbestyrelsen for Christiansteds Byes og
ForstaederS VaIg5reds den 7de Februar 1898.
MAXEN,
Formand
, 1893-02-08

Translation.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-07-28
THE CRY or PROVIDENCE.
Sewer Assessments.

The owners OF estates assessed for the construc-
ton OF sewers IN the sire cts hereinafter naIned
logged at the ONCE OF the ct y treasu er
In Gladstone avenue from Harold street to
In Academy avenue from Gladstone avenue to
20 Mount
in Belmont avenue from Academy avenue 10 Clare
In Beaufort street from Mount Pleasant avenue
70 Academy avenue, and In Academy avenue from
In marlborough avenue. from Broad street 70
Taylor street. In Taylor street from Marlborough
fro n Broad street TO Taylor street. and in Moor4
street from the summit east OF Updike street "a
From Valley street to the woonasquatuckst river
In a line nearly parallel with; and about 40
In Hannah street from Amsterdam trest to AmS
In Layaushn street from AtweIl's avenue to
In Audrey street from Bowdoin street to Delaire
In left street from Atwels avenue to West Ex.
made Senore the so,h @ day o of July isei sdnco
Will be made on the % same ss ths dss rate ~ o. x per
said last mentioned date. - 49,
One-third Of the assessment may be paid at any
Is odsed WITH the CITY without
The second instailment OF one-third may be paid
wh hs y by ayns Vi IN
thereto the interest the whole amount due on
annuS from the rst dsv Of the second year attsr
said Judgement TO the time of payment
may be s pa Within three years " after said iodse
nent by paying & In e ADDITION @ thereto the interest,"
pem the "a datsf the la. % cent Per
II The s; s Is no, paid at T, the end q
can then be collected with interest therefrom at the
rate sSc per cent per apnq~ aed ssPsRsss Of
July 20lmo city TreasYrer
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-07-28
ROYAL ARCANUM.
Meeting of Pawtucket Council-Matters
of General Interest.

Meeting Of Pawtucket Councii-Matters
of General Interest.
At the last meeting of Pawtucket
council one candidate was admi to by
card. There we're "A number of promi-
nent members OF the order present in
cluding District Deputy Grand Regent
George II. Kenyon. Grand Secretary w.
w. Tarbox and Past Regedt w. H. Hiw-
kins OF Delphi council. At the close OF
the meeting a collation. was served.
The supreme treasurer has order as
s-ssment No 1873, under the date Of Aug.
IL, and is payable within thirty days.
The meeting OF Delphi council was well
attended last evening. Tue business
OF the session was quickly disposed OF
and the members spent an hour or more
at whist. This is about the extent OF tue
business in this council during the sum-
mer months, as many OF the members of
the council are out OF town.
A large delelation from Massasoit
council OF Warren, made a fraternal
visit TO Providence council Of East Provi-
dence, last Friday evening. The last
named council are making active prepa-
rations for some excellent work, and lots
OF IL, as soon as the cool weather sets in.
MOsshassuck council was four years
old last We inesday evening. Very pleas
ing addresses pertinent TO the occasion
we're made by Deputy Gragd Rsg.ntsJ.
ness and Past Regent Il. G.. Slocu n. The
Tooth candidate was initiated at the
nesting prior TO the one last Wednesday
evening. 1t was voted to devote tine
second meeting night in each mouth to
sociability, at which meeting all OF the
members are invited to be present. Dur
Ing the lall and winter months there will
be ladies nights. During the existence
of the council it has lost four members
by Suspension, very creditable showing.
Grand Vice Regent James ID. Lloyd Is
arranging for grand visit TO Roger
Williams council at Woonsocket to be
made at the date OF Grand Regent
Thomas =. Peckham's visit to the coun-
Gil. The date of the visit has not as yet
been arranged, but will probably be
Wednesday, September "a. This will be
the first official visit of the grand regent.
It. Is expected that .thero will be at least
100 members 90 from Providence. A
special train will run from Woonsocket
tuis evening.
Mosshassuck council are making ar
rangemen To present. the work OF the
new ritual in a most perfect manner.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-07-28
PYTHIAN SISTERHOOD.

Colanthe assembly held its regular
meeting "Wednesday evening. There was
a good attendance. A number of visitors
from the different assemblies were in at
tendance. Remarks for the good OF the
order were made by Grand Vice Chancel-
lor Mrs. j. A. Wilbur, Grand Keeper of
Records and Seal Mrs. L. H. Joslin,
Past Chancellor Mrs. A. NJ. Black and
Mrs. Barker OF Emwood assembly. This
assembly viii have picnic during the
coming month.
The grand assembly has secured a
room in the Bethany Home. The cost
Of the room was borne by the different
subordinate assemblies and IL was
deemed adv sable TO have the care OF the
room IL charge Of the grand assembly.
In the future Elmwood assembly will
meet but twice month, the second and
fourth Wednesday afternoons.
Blanks from the supre ne assembly
have been received, the same are being
filed out aud the different subordinate
assemblies are securing them In place OF
the dispensations that have been used
Up to this time. the general makeup OF
the charter are very handso ne Her
miope, Elm wood and Calantha assembly
received theirs the present week.
Hermoine assembly viii hold the next
regular meeting Monday evening, Aug. Z.
The Y. T. Il. club will not meet until
Sept. 12
Clan Cameron will meet next Tuesday
evening, when n number or caudi dates
will be Initiated.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-07-28
FORESTERS.
Differences settled-Personal and General
Gossip About tho Order.

Differences settled-Personal and General
Gossip About tho Order.
The difficulty between the two courts
known as Courts Sheridan has und oubt-
edly been settled, az it said that the
court on Mount Pleasant has decided to
end the affair by returning the charter
money and other articles TO the court Ia
OlneyvilIe. Should they pursue this
course there will be no further action.
Brother Alfred Barker was .present at
the meeting Of Court What Cheer last
evening for the first time in nearly three
years.
The prospects are that the Union ex-
cursion of the order to Rocky Point on
Tuesday, Aug. Is, will be the largest dem
onstration of the order ever Witnessed
in Rhode Island.
Court What Cheer met last evening,
Chief Ranger john L. Martin presiding.
Brother B. l.. Sprague was reported as
being sick. The excursion committee,
Brother James Abrabams, made lis r..
port which was very favorable. The next
meeting will be a semi-monthly, aud will
be held August 10.
Court Elmwood celebrated it's third an
niversary last Wednesday evening.
Court jefferson in charge of Chief Ran
ger Thomas ii. Nash and Deputy Chief
Ranger Thomas T.. Scott, were the aspe-
cial guests of the evneing. A very enjoy.
able program was given. followed by "a
banquet.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-07-28
SCOTTISH SCOUTS.
New Clan tn be Instituted mt Woon,
sockst-Other General Matters.

A New Clan tn be Instituted at Woon-
sockst-other General Matters.
The institution of Clan Douglas at
Woonsocket will take place August 4 in
place OF July "A, as it had been given
out.
For the reason that all cotchmen In
Rhode Island are not able to be present
in Chicago during scotch week. August
4 has been taken for tue commemoration
OF Scotch day at the Columbian fair.
The institution OF Clan Douglas at
Woonsocket by the grand officers will be
attended by clansmen from Clans Cam
eron OF Providence Fraser OF Pawtucket
aud McGregor Of Newport, with the grand
clan piper. A short parade will be mad
in Woopsncket.
The annual field day of Clan Frasier
at Pawtucket, SATURDAY., August 10,
promises to be a much greater event that
has ever been held under the auspices of
this clan. The amount OF money for
prizes is considerably large. The most
important event OF the day will be five
mile handicap bicycle race for purse
Of $50.
Az the meeting OF Clan Fraser this
evening, at least ten applications for
membership will be received.
There will be two party wagons leave
this city for Woonsocket. on the evening
OF August T. for the members of the
order who are to take part in the institu-
tion of Clan Douglas
The "B" club of Warren is spending a
few days in and around Nantasket. The
members Of the club left Warren last
Tuesday on the Steamer Wave, and will
probably return tomorrow evening.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-07-28
PYTHIAN SISTERS.
Meeting ofUnity Temple Well Attended
Notes About the Order.

Meeting ofUnity Temple Well Attended
Notes About the Order.
Unity temple held well attended
meeting last Tuesday evening One
application ( or membership was received.
The Grand temple has arranged for a
day at Rocky Point, which will be Tues
day. August g. There will be a number
OF prominent members or the order from
New York and Boston present on this
OCCASION Grand Senior Emma Nc
Laughlin is at the head of the affair.
Beacon Light will hold a meeting Of
more than usual importance this evening,
and every member is earnestly requested
to make an effort to be present.
The grand chiefs viii soon visit the
temples.
Owing to Pythian day the grand board d
did not meet last Tuesday.
Hope temple will not hold any more
meetings during this aud the month Of
August.
East Providence temple held a meeting
of more than ordinary interest last Mon
day evening. This temple Is getting
ready to do some very excellent work as
soon as the cool wea her sets in.
Elmwood temple will confer the degree
OF the order upon two candidates this
evening.
May Temple held very pleasing sort
OF a session last Monday evening. This
temple was recently presented with
handsome piano lamp by the male mem
bers of the temple. The presentation
speech was made by Supreme Representa-
tive Charles "A. Lee.
The order has been established as IA r
east as Richmond, Maine Sajada hoe
temple was recently instituted in that
place. Durilg the recent visit OF Su-
preme Representative Mrs. Myra NJ. Car
penter, Grand Senior Emma McLaugh :
lin visited the temple and rendered
valuable assistance. The secret work Of
the order was also exemplifed by Mrs.
Carpenter in very painstaking manner.
The new temple is in very prosperous
condition.,
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-07-28
RED MEN.
Chiefs Degree Conferred by wamsitta
Tribe-General and Personal Gossip.

Chiefs Degree Conferred by wamsitta
- -Tribe-Generai and Personal Gossip.
At the meeting OF Wamsitta tribe Moa-
day evening. the chiefs degree was con-
ferred on four candidates, under the
chieftancy Of Edward G. Cassiday. The
adoption degree will be conferred next
Monday evening.
Tahoma tribe had well attended
meeting last FRIDAY evening. One appli-
cation for membership was received and
referred to the proper committee. Keeper
OF Wampum, John Tillinghast, was
reported sick. Brother George II. Evans
was nominated for the position Of senior
sycamore, and will be elected at the
meeting this evening". The social com
mittee made its report and was dis
CHARGED, and the sachem appointed Broth
or Henry Normandy, William ii. Lewis
aud Past Sachem Charles W. Mercier
Hs the social COMMITTEES for the present
term. The adoption degree will De con-
ferred this evening.
Past Sachem George Is. Leonard, Of
Wamsii tn tribe, who has been resi-
dent of Massach usetts for n mum Der of
years, has returned to this city and will
remain here.
wetamore trbs will meet this evening
when he chief-elect will be installed by
Deputy Greit Sachem g. w. Mercier aud
stall. Brother G.. Horton is at the
Rhode Island hospital, where he under
went surgical operation. lie is now in
"A comfortable condition.
There Is some talk OF the order having
a field day during the middle Of August.
The warriors degree was conferred
upon number Of candidates In Poccas-
set tribe last Monday evening by the de-
gree team of Pokonoket tribe OF Attic
lOrO.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-07-28
WOMAN'S RELIEF CORPS.

Sloeum corps will not meet sgain until
the third Wednesday evening In August :.
The department president, Maria A
Wilson aud suite. have been invited to
participate ia the reception rendered
Department Commander George Il.
CranstoG at Babbit pcst this evening.
Toe invitation has been accepted.
The department officers will make an
oflicirl visit To Bu .klin corps Tuesds y
evening, August 8.
IL /, the desire o:the department pres
ident thai all meubers OF the order
from lis sta Q VINO are to accompany
the representatives. to the National con
vention in September will make it
known as soon as possible. The head
quarters vi the department are open
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-07-28
A FATAL WATERSPOUT.
II Carries Death a..t Destruction Eerore
It at Pueblo.


It at Pueblo.
PUEBLO, Col, July 2s-Pueblo was
oyertaken Wednesday night by the great
est disaster in the history Of the city, re-
sulting in the loss Of at least seven lives
and the total destruction of an immense
amount OF property, the aggregate loss
being not far from million dollars.
The Arkansas river flowed bank full,
and now and then wave topping over the
top of the heavy levees, which are main
taiued 10y the city government to prevent
floods. The fountain oui-Bouille, the
principal local tributary to the Arkansas.
had but in couple hours from peace
vi, babbling brook become raging tor
rent, carrying death and destruction in
its wake
A great water spout had emptied tons
upon tons OF water into the streams. filling
their banks ia an Instant. The police and
fire departments immediately dispatched
mounted messengers To warn the dwellers
in low lying portions of tue city Of the i'm
pending danger.
In a snort time the streets were filled
with men, women aud children, clad IN
their night clothes, having been driven
their beds by the encroaching waters
Many families were separated in the con
fusion and frantic mothers ran about the
streets bewailing the loss of children
1t is known that an em!grant, with his
wife and five children, were encamped ia
the fountain bottoms, and that they were
swallowed up by the resistless swell of
water The corpses Of two men floated
down the Arkansas yesterday, but all
efforts to stop the bodies were in vain.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-07-28
ALFREDI ANS.
Brigade No. 1 Receives Applications for
Membership-Generai Notes.

membership-Ceneral Notes.
Brigade No met last Monday even
ing. when considerable routine was
transacted. Two applications for mem
bership were received. The excursion
in readiness for the 29th This brigade
has tug-of war team. aud they are con-
fident OF winning the prize. Remarks
of very pleasing nature were made by
Supreme Marshal Henry Norton, Past
Commander Charles Dowler and others.
The children who are to take part In
the exercises at Crescent park tomorrow
held their fiual rehearsal in the Daniels
building yesterday afternoon.
Brigade No. 3 has made an extra effort
TO be well represented in the twentieth
annual excursion Of the order tomorrow.
Brigade No. 8 met last Wednesday
evening. There was a large attendance.
Five applications for membership were
received aud referred to the investigat-
ing committee. The degree OF the order
was conferred upon two candidates. IL
is the intention of the members OF this
brigade to make It the. largest In the
state before the close of the present year.
Brigade No. o meets this evening.
There Is TO be an item of Importance
come up for action that will interest
every member OF the order.
The indications are that the twentieth
annual excursion OF the order that oc-
ours tomorrow at Crescent Park, will
surpass any event i'm the history of the
order in this state. The committee are
all youag aud active members of the or
der and they have each labored faithfully
to make the affair the success that it
should be. About $500 win be distributed
in prizes for the many games In which
many of the leading amateur athletes in
New England will compete. The en-
tertainment of the children will be very
pleasing feature, more especially the per-
formance in the evening, when one hum
dren or more children will appear in dan :
ces etc. and calcium and electric lights
will be used to- make 1t still more pleas
ing to the eye. The Wild West show aud
all Of the many attractions will be given
by Mr. Boyden
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-07-28
ROYAL ARCANUM.

Olneyvile council No. 1890 met In reg
ular session on Tuesday evening. aud
District Deputy Grand Regent William
S. Greene was present officially. also had
one application for membership aud two
pending. This council is striving to push
forward TO success, ana in good field
surely must do so.
Pawtucket couucil No. 537 met on We'd
nesdsy evening. july 18Th. District
Deputy Grand Regent DIR. George II :.
Kenyon was present, as was Gran a
Secretary w. w. Tsrbox aud Past
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-07-28
SONS OF VETERANS.

New England Delegates to Attend Sessio m
at Cincinnsti-Notes.
The delegates from New England 10
the 18th annual commandery-in-chi to
be held in Cincinnati, will leave Boston
Saturday. August IS. at Up. m., from the
Lowell station of the Boston aud Maine
railroad, and will reach Cincinnati Mon
day morning at 5:45. Those who desire
To stop over at Washington can go in
advance aud joiu the party when it
reacne. that city. The fare for the round
trip II t34. via Montreal or Niagara Falls
aud st. Adams This will allow any or
all of the delegation 10 stop over aud at
all places namei 4 ckets via Washing
ton will be. .t2aso. Ths delegation will
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-07-28

the day sailing around the bay. Broth
ers Albert Merritt, Arthur CoIgswillani
Past Grand John IL. Brown have clarg e
OF the affair
Mount Vernon lodge held u very pie as
ant session last Wednesday evening.
~ ere was no work. Some one oil Plst
Grand Lewis friends seat him hand
some bouquet; he not being present II
was sent TO his residence. Tomorrow
m rni x Vice Grand G 'odell leaves he
city for two weeks vacation, that VIII
be spent in Maiue.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-07-28
GRAND ARMY.

The Grand Army day at the Worlds
fair Is Saturday. Sept. ..
Department Commander Cranston aud
staff will make an official visit TO X. T..
Tobin post next Monday evening.
At the meeting OF the Arnold post last
Monday evening, the social committee
were instructed to see what arrange
ments could be made for holding n picnic
some where in the town OF Or anston dur.
ing the month ol Augus-
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-07-28
ODD LADIES.

Packard lodge met TUESDAY, evening
when the government officers were pres
ent and installed the oflicers-eIect for the
ensuing term as follows: =. L., Ida
Scott; N. L., Martha Sprague; V. l.,
Sarah Whitemore; l.. X, Marietta
Tnurbur; financial secretary, Elvira
Wilbur /; treasurer. Emma Josliu con-
ductor. Annie Mayfield; S. W., Carrie
Peck j. W., NJ. j. Holmes; guard, Mel
lie Hutchins. A large delegation from
Triuuph lodge was preseIt. The Will
ling Workers will take their next trip to
Walnut grove In AttleDoro. Tuesday.
August 1st. They will meet az tue horse
car depot at 10 y. M, and 20 to Pawtucket,
from there in the electric TO ths
grove
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-07-28

II you belong 20 A. o. H., or else 70 S. OF ".
For badges or piforns you'd better come TO me;
OR n Yen q X ot l.. OF L. o. OF X. NJ,
You'd better visit Brown for printing or emblem,
The outgrowths OF nis ar lists mind are wonder
fully luxurious.
And novelties OF every kind IN patterns new aud
curious.
For secret order printing and outfits for the teams
The work OF BROWN. on Eddy street. will realize
your dreams
Just call on u.s. We will TO please your fancy strive.
And n we don't succeed. why. then-you won't 90
home allvel
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-07-28
Death of ~ Church DIgnIsary.

SoUTH BEND, Ind, July 2s Rev. Alizis
Granger, first vice president Of Notre
Dame university, died Wednesday night,
aged 20. Father Granger was connected
with Notre Dame University for 80 years.
anl for many years he was the provincial
general of thr order Of the Holy Cross in
A An,aviaa
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-07-28

b In charse OF G. ID. Rooney, delegate at
large from Massachusrt'
On the evening of ADJUST 8. Col. w.
VI. T.. Bowen accompanied by Captain
Charles L. Petlis. will officially visit
Isaac Il. kodnan camp. A committee
hrs been appointed to tender these mem :
bers cord al reception.