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The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1893-03-03

NEW YORK, Feb. 25.-There is no ap-
peal from a decision by Mgr Satolli,
papal delegate. The fact became
known through the controversy be-
tween Father Treacy and Joseph o'Far-
rell, of the diocese of Trenton. An
American vatican has practically been
established and its dictum on all eccle-
siastical controversies will prevail By
this it is not meant that a priest or
prelate dissatisfied with the legate's de-
cision cannot appeal to Rome. A form
al letter may be written and forwarded,
but Mgr Satolli is the court of last re-
sort
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1893-03-03
The Very Eemi inc Trne.

That woman is feminine to her finger
tips who finds keen delight in the long,
rich cloak. made more elegant with
trimmings of velvet and lace. or jet;
who chooses to accompany it a small
bonnet, and who selects as one of its
adjuncts muff in which the tiny hands
may be kept warm. This woman lacks
the Independent air of her sister in
cloth, but she seems to have gained
pretty something that makes every
body near her want to do something
for her pleasure, and convinces each
one who looks at her of her entire
femininity. She would never be gov
erned by isms, and yet it is Just such
womanly-looking women who, when
the necessity comes, are equal 10 it. and
never finch as their stronger sisters
are apt TO; they do not make great de-
mands on their strength at all times
and il is ready to answer their call
when required The long cloak. rather
than the jaunty jacket, Is the choice of
the very feminine type, for she has an
idea that it protects her not only from
the material cold winds, but from the
mental ones.-Ladies' Home Journal
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1893-03-03
WEEKLY REVIEW OF TRADE.
Dun & Co.'s Report shows business Prsc-
ticalIy Up to the Average.

ticaiy Up tn the Average.
NEW YORK. Feb 25.-R. g. Dan & Co. 3
weekly review of trade says that while
So, 600, coo gold has been shipped this
week and $500, 600 is expected to go to-
day there is no increase of apprehen-
sion about the monetary future, and the
business world pays very little atten-
ton to the action or inaction of con-
gress, though the increasing probable
tiles of an extra session are regarded
with some interest
At Chicago the feeling in leading
branches of trade is good, with larger
business than a year ago. and collec-
tions good except in regions where
storms cause delay Milwaukee notes
fair trade. At Minneapolis the flour
output is slightly decreased. but pros
poets in lumber and the building trades
are excellent At Omaha trade in all
lines is good At St Joseph the dry
goods trade is active, but collections in
other lines slow.
At Kansas City live stock receipts
are liberal, grain receipts light, but
jobbing business a full average. st.
Louis reports good outlook for spring
trade and fairly good collections.
Speculation in products has been very
heavy. Wheat is l cent lower. with
sales of only 10000, 600 bushels, and
corn and poric products have scarcely
changed. Cotton is an eighth higher,
Notwithstanding the continuance of the
English strike, but receipts are small,
and the probable failure of the anti
option bill affects the trade more than
conditions of supply and demand Cat
tie are active at Chicago.
Iron is still the weakest of the great
industries. and pig not OF the best brand
is a shade weaker than week ago.
Business in bars is unsatisfactory,
plates are very weak, and, while struct-
ural works are full OF orders, COMPETE
ton is so sharp that prices have little
chance to improve. Copper and tin re-
main quiet and lead dull In the boot
and shoe trade the higher cost of leather
causes manufacturers to urge better
prices, which are extremely low.
The treasury has not materially
changed its balances this week, in spite
of the gold shipments, and exports of
merchandise from New York are a little
more satisfactory, closely approximate
ing last years for February thus far.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1893-03-03

What did you hit him
for?" Boyle was going to call me
a liar Other Boy wasn't goin' to
do muffin o. the kind Boy decidedly
Yes, you would if you had heard the
story l was going to tell you"
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1893-03-03

I've written a novel for school
girls, and they'll never know the climax
until they've read it through" How
have you arranged it?" I've printed
the conclusion in the first chapter
Ha-per's Bazaar.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1893-03-03
Innn.Ied On the Iever.

WHLoUGHBY, O., Feb. PA Lake
Shore special train ran into light"
engine at Wickliffe to-day, killing En-
gineer James Gill, of the extra He
was pinioned in the cab with the lever
through his body and was horribly
mangled. His fireman has not been
fOund
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1893-03-03

WASHINGTON, Feb. 25-Mrs. Mary
Marshall Mitl1iewicz, the wife of Count
Eugene de Mitkiewicz, died last night
after a long illness She was the
granddaughter of Chief Justice John
Marshall.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1893-03-03

Mr. Dunsmore made the same demand
upon the sheriff, so worded as 10 require
a recognition of the rump as the legal
house, as the following shows:
TOPEKA, Kan, Feb. Is. 1896.
!. NJ. Wilkerson. Sheriff Of Shawnee COUNTY:
Dear Sir; I hereby call on YOU as she-.T Of
Shawnee county for sufficient force 10 preserve
the peace and authority of the house Of repre-
sentatives I am, very truly yours.
J. NJ DUNSNORE.
Speaker OF the House OF Representatives.
To which Mr. Wilkerson replied:
TOPEKA, kan, Feb Il. Is9G
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-12-30

car In Chicago. killing passengers.
81. men killed and badly injured by the ex
plosion OF a farm engine boiler near New
ark, y.
O. scamen killed by the explosion OF n gren
ado on tho German armor clad steamer Ba
den at kiel Germany.
q The reservoir OF the Portland Mel Wat.
company burst; 2 houses crushed, peopl
killed.
% pleasure excursionists drowned by Oh
swam2ing OF rowboat ip Swansea bay
Port Talbot. Wales.
H. skilled and "a injured in the burning OF th
Senate hotel, Chicago
10. : passengers killed in railroad accident
Milton, Vn.
20. Mr. l.. J. Bovee. his wife and daughter an,
young ladies while driving 90 church n
Leroy, y. ". were instantly killed by al
express train at a railway crossing.
q. lG killed and 10 injured in a collision on th
Long Island railroad at Newtown.
81. 20 killed and many injured by the collaps
OF a bridge OH the Boston and Albany roat
near Chester, Mass.
SEPTEMBER.
B. A runaway electric car In Cincinnati kille,
6people: 40 injured.
2. IL killed and 10 injured in n head end cclli
sion at Colehour. near Chicago.
10. s killed and - injured In rear end COLI
sion at Manteno, Ills.
q. An express wrecked by an open switch o.
the Wabash at Kingsbury, Ind; IL killed.
2S. 28 miners drowned In the Mansfield min
Michigan. by break In the bed OF tn
Michigamme river.
OCTOBER.
13. Terrible rear end collision OF Worlds fai
excursion trains on the Michigan Central n
Jackson: IL killed. 20 injured.
~. killed and injured by dynamite explo
sion at Emington, Ills.
20. A head end collision on the Grand Trunk
Battle Greek. Mich, slaughtered 2S people.
NOVEMBER.
2. Boiler Exploded tn a street car stable In
New York city; people killed ID injured.
8. Cargo of dynamite exploded at the quay l.
Santander, Spain; nearly 1000 people kille,
and injured.
T. 10 work men drowned from an @ erloadet
sailboat in New York harbor.
=. Anarchists threw bombs into the oper.
house at Barcelona; 10 killed, so injured.
8. IL killed by n rear end collision on the Rocl
Island and Pacific in the streets OF Chicago
Il. men burned TO death and Z badly injured
in hotel fire at Beaver. Pa.
DEcEHBEIl.
2. men killed at slate quarry at Welch
town, Pa, by the breaking of cable.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-12-30
RECORD OF CRIMINALS.
Sinful Doings OF Men Of Violent and Evil
Live.

Sinful Doings of Men of Violent and Evil
Live.
". Frank w. Roll and Thomas Paffistcr, two
condemned murderers, escaped from tho
New York state prison at Sing Sing.
JUNE.
b. 8 men raided the Peoples bank at Little
Rock and secured $1,000.
SEPTEMBER.
III. 20 masked men held up a Lake Shore train
near Kendallvilc. Ind, and rifled an ex
press safe OF s20.OO0
IL. negroes lynched at New Orleans for
shielding the murderer of a Judge.
n. Train robbers foiled AZ 81. Joseph, Mo-, by
train load Of policemen; 2 robbers shot
dead.
OCTOBER.
y. Hon. Carter II. Harrison, mayor OF Chica-
go, shot dead by a man named Prendergast.
NOVEMBER
\. Lawyer Francis ". Weeks. the dcfauting
speculator, sentenced to 10 years hard la
Dor.
u. Robbers carried OF valisc containing
$4,000 from the Office OF the Indiana. ILL.,
nois and Iowa Railroad company in Chi
cago.
DECEMBER.
2. highwaymcn robbed several passengers
and employees at Luzcrnc station. Ia. on
the Chicago and Northwestern.
b. Joseph II. Louis. head bookkeepcr for y. j.
Schloss & Co, Wholesale clothiers. New
York, attempted suicide and was arrested
for dcfalcation said 10 amount TO sdoom.
]. The South Bend dndJ National bank
robbed OF sl5,00 in broad daylight
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-12-30

u Ine exhibition building at Spokane. Wash.
burned: loss, SioO,Wo
Elevator burned at Mount Vernon. Ind; loss
slOOcO0.
"a 20 buildings burned at schen City. Mo.
loss. SS0.O0l.
g. Lumber plant burned at Red Wing. MINI.
loss. SiJO.OO.
%. The Purcell Co.'s malt houses burned IN
Chlcago; loss, 100000.
%. Large fire at 81. Joseph. No.; dynamite
used 10 stop the flames; loss nearly sl.OC0,
CO..
ocroBER.
2. Farnhan Street theatcr burned In Omaha
loss. S250.000.
l2. 30 buildings burned In the business distric
OF Sioux CITY, Ia: loss about SJOO.OOO.
Is 30 buildings burned at King City. No.; loss
Sl5C.O0
A S2tO.iU0 fire at Detroit.
II. blocks. Including factories and dwellings
burned in New York city; loss, Sl,JO0,0O.
10. Fire caused damage of Sl4O,oOO at Spring
feld. Ills.
22. A ssOO,OOO fire in the AK and Tool company
works at East Douglass. Mass: 1000 mel
thrown out Of employment.
g. The Chautauqua Lake Ice company ant
the Pittsbutg Storage company burned ou
In Pittsburg: loss. tS5000.
NOVEMBER.
]. A 100000 lumber mill fire at Dixon. o.
2. Roman Catholic church at Iron Mountain
Mich. destroyed by fire; the pastor, Eathe
Cavicchi, fatally burned.
Z. Tho business district of Danvers. Ills
nearly wiped out by fire.
8. The Lyceum theater in Memphis burned
loss, S360,OOO.
Il. Firehrick factory burned at Utica, Ills
loss, S2uO.0o0
l3. The Schnialzried block burned In Mem
phis; 4dotths; loss nearly Sl.0O,000
10. The Page hourmills and other property do
stroyed by fire ut Fergus Mills. Mimi; loss
$4,000
Is. The Western Warehouse and Storage com
pany burned out at Kansas City; toss
$4,000.
2l. The Masonic and Odd Fellows building
and Watts Opera House burned at Stark
Vile. Miss; loss, 100000.
% Several blocks burned at Springfield
Mass; loss, s450,00
%. Edison, Moore & Co.'s dry goods stor
burned In Detroit: loss, SS00,060, employ
ecs killed.
"a. The Henrietta theater. the Chittender
hotel and auditorium. and the Park the
ater destroyed by fire at Columbus. D..
losses over 100000.
Is. The William Yoorhis dry goods store, thu
Kister hotel and other buildings burned a.
Hannibal. Mo-; loss, S300,000
2s. A business block burned in Oil City;
deaths; loss on property, 100000
DECEMBER.
!. Thornton worsted mills burned In Phila
delphia; loss over s235,0O0
2. A $4,000 fire in the business district o..
Baltimore.
Z. The New York Locomotive works at Rome
N. ", valued at 100000, almost totally de
stroyed by fire.
A $4,000 fire at Corsicana, Tex.
6. The steam engineering department, Nor
folk navy yard, burned; loss. $4,000
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-12-30

IS. Tho Infanta Eulalio Of Spain arrived IL
New York.
& Mrs. James G.. Blaine, widow OF Secretary
Blaine, sailed for England. where she viii
reside permanently.
Z. James Gordon Bennett seriously injurct
by falling from coach In Paris.
JULY
g. The Duke OF York prince George of Wales
and Princess Victoria May OF Teck mar
ried In London.
AUGUST.
7. Congress met la extraordinary session.
90. DR.. Oliver Wendell Holmes celebrated la
eighty-fourth birthday
SEPTEMBER If ntY
O. Auguste Bartholdi, the sculptor of the LIB
erty statue in New York harbor. arrived il
that city from Europe.
2. Ex-King Milan Of servia stricken with ap
oplexy.
L. De Lcsseps. the Panama canal protector
released from prison ut Paris.
NOVEMBER.
q. General Master Workman I. ". Powderly
knights of Labor, resigned.
DECEMBER
l. J. n. Sovereign OF Iowa installed i,e.cra
master workman. Knights of Labor.
L. Congress met in regular scssion.
8. The president again sent 60 the senate tn.
name OF William B. Hornblower OF New
York for justice OF the supreme court
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-12-30
CYCLONES, EARTHQUAKES, ETC.
Phenomena Of Wind and Weather-Star
Ting Disturbances OF Nature.

Phenomena Of Wind and weather-star
fling Disturbances OF Nature.
JANUARY.
81. Destructive and fatal earthquake on thu
island of Zante, Greece.
MARCH.
@. Hurricane caused loss of life and proper
~ mt Tsmatoy. Madagascar; 10 vesseh
foundered In the harbor.
g. Earthquake shock in New York city.
- Severe earthquake shock at Railway, n. j
Is. Earthquake shock on Long Island.
s3. Ss0O0,U0o damage by cyclone in Mississip
pi; Is deaths.
"a. An earthquake caused loss OF several live
and destruction OF property In Colombia.
APRIL.
8. Destructive earthquake In Servia.
II. Great havoc by cyclones In Iowa, Illinois
Nebraska, Kansas and Missouri many peo
pie killed or injured.
~. The island Of zante again visited by a de
structlve earthquake; the city of Zante anc
many villages destroyed
Is. The town OF Boles. Ark. destroyed by o
cyclone: killed, many injured.
%. Two cyclones swept over Oklahoma; over
100 lives lost.
es. The town Of Cisco. Tex. wiped out by cy.
clone; 30 killed and 40 injured.
JUNE.
o. The town of woodington. o., nearly dc.
molished by awind and rain storm; death
Il. 20 deaths In q tornado which swept over
jefferson county. Ran.
JULY.
Q. Pomeroy, Ia, destroyed by tornado; q
killed, 10 fatally injured and $50 manned.
AUGUST.
q. Fierce gale on the New England, New York
and Jersey coasts vessels and hotels
wrecked, many deaths.
r.. A West India hurricane devastated th,
South Carolina and Georgia coasts; appall
ing death lists In Savannah, Port Royal
Beaufort and neighboring islands: the
steamer City OF Savannah, from Boston
wrecked on the South Carolina shoals.
SEPTEMBER.
2. people killed by n tornado at Lockport
La.
3 Terrible storm on tho gulf coast; over 2,0W
lives lost, damage several millions.
NOVEMBER.
~. The town OF Kuchau, province of Khoras
san. Persia, destroyed by an earthquake,
over 1900 lives lost.
10. Furious windstorm on the coasts OF Great
Britain and France; heavy loss OF life al
sea and extensive damage TO property.
~. Earthquake shocks in northern Now York,
New England and Canada.
DECEMBER.
l. Blizzard and cold wave throughout the
northern states.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-12-30
DISASTERS ON LAND.
A Startling Chapter of Deaths by Railroad
Accidents, Explosions. Fires, Etc.
tASnauy

A Startling Chapter of Deaths by Railroad
Accidents, Explosions. Fires, Etc.
JANUARY.
10 % miners killed By gas explosion ut Como,
Colo
Is. A freight train dashed into n sleigh loaded
with people at Lonsdale. II. l., killing 6.
manning 7.
train near Alton, Ills, killing q people, in
juring nearly 100.
FEBRUARY.
Q. a lives lost by tho burning Of lunatic
asylum at Dover, ". H.
II. 10 men crushed 20 death by falling rocks at
a marble quarry In West Rutland, VI.
fs. Z persons killed by the falling walls Of
burned out store in Chicago.
April.
]. Fatal hotel fire at Bradford. Pa; o deaths.
~ deaths by fire damp explosion in the Nell
son shaft at Shamokin. Pa.
q Omen killed by the crushing Of n building
at Romeo. Ills.
%. In gale tho intake end OF the Milwaukee
tunnel. under Lake Michigan. was wrecked
and II men drowned.
MAY.
q. 10 killed aud many injured In n wreck on
the "Big Four" road.
:. II killed, injured by boiler explosion on
steamer Ohio. Mississippi river.
H. 10 miners killed by falling down n shaft nj
II. deaths by the explosion OF generator In
glucose factory at Geneva. Ills.
JUNE.
o. The floors OF Ford's old opera house WASH
ington. where Lincoln was assassinatcd.
fel. carrying down hundreds OF govern
ment clerks who worked In the building: -
killed. injured over J0.
"a a stroke of lightning killed four brothers
named Wright Who were standing under
n tree az Adrian. Alo.
% deaths at q IRE la Duluth.
tkilitd and 10 tai hreu IS tile deraiIment o
train on tbJ,yur fsfand rallrosj az peFl-
Vile. y. y.
q. LIGHTNING ,trlck a circus tent nj Rive
Fails. Wis. aud killed people.
JrLN
3. killod and over - injured In n collision ci
the West Shore rad ~ Ncwburg. y. "
10. - persons killed and ~ Injured during "a
burning Of a cold storage warehouse In IN
Worlds fair grounds.
II. A locomotive crashed into n crowded stree
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-12-30
ALL SORTS OF HAPPENINGS.
Miscellaneous Events OF the Year Wei
Worth Remembering.

Worth Remembering.
JANUARY.
IA. Revolution in Hawaii Queen Liliuokalan
dcposed.
]. United States protectorate established ovel
tho Sandwich Islands.
q. Tho Inman line steamer City of New Yorl
transferred 10 the American flag.
a. John w. Mackay, the California capitalist
was shot by an insane man
APRIL
Q. The great Mormon temple at Salt LAX.
City dedicated.
l3. The United States flag hauled down a.
Hawaii.
settlers killed by the Navajo Indians il
Colorado.
q International naval review at New York.
MAY.
/. Worlds fair opened at Chicago.
7. The wife of Chauncey NJ. Depew died II
New York city.
8. Professor Charles Richmond, an aeronau,
from Springfield, Ills, leaped with defect
i've parachute into the Delaware river a,
Trenton and was killed.
II. The Viking ship, from Norway. arrived il
New York harbor.
%. Lizzie Borden acquitted of the murder O,
her father and mother at New Bedford
Mass.
70. Governor Altgeld of Illinois pardoned tn.
anarchists Fielden. Neebe and Schwab, i'm
prsoned at Joliet for completely In the Hay
market riot.
q New York state monument dedicated a,
Gettysburg.
Tho Falcon, with Lieut.. Peary's explorin.
party on board, started for the arctic re
gions.
u. Shots exchanged between Siamese fort.
and French gunboats at the mouth of the
Meinam river. 20 Siamese killed.
H. The friendly Sioux chief, Young Man.
Afraid Of His Horses. dropped dead al
Newcastle, WY.
%. 10000 English coal miners went out In
strike.
20. Siam accepted the ultimatum of France IL
the boundary dispute.
AUGUST.
q The gold reserve In the United States treas
ury was above the limit for the first tim
since April 20.
8. The French blockade OF Siam raised.
10. The twelfth annual encampment Sons oi
Veterans opened at Cincinnati.
81. The coal miners strike In Wales collapsed.
GO,UO men resumed work.
SEPTEMBER.
II. Rebel warships bombardcd the government
forts at Rio Janeiro.
10. 100000 acres in the Cherokee strip opened
to settlers.
20. Citizens attempt to lynch negro at Roam,
Okes su.s Hnu Werc llrcu upon Dy TIC ullli-
tia; killed, many injured.
q. Robert Smith, the negro who caused the
riot At Roanoke, Va, on the Goth, hanged
by mob.
oCToBEE.
8. Over 100000 persons visited the Worlds fair
In honor Of Chicago day.
IS. Battle between Spanish troops and Riffians
at Melilla In Morocco; Gen. Margallo, the
Spanish commander, and 20 Of his men
killed.
%. The Merld,s fair declared officially at nm
end.
NOVEMBER.
Is. 1000 train operatives and telegraphers on
the Lchigh Valley went out on a strike.
The new cruiser Columbia made the fastest
record in the world in trial trip; average
speed, - knots.
DECEMBER.
]. Admiral Mello escaped from the bay of
Rio Janeiro on the flagship Aquidaban after
some hard fighting with government forces.
e. A score or more Of wrecks on the Lehigh
road In consequence OF the strike OF its
trained operatives.
c. The Lehigh Valley strike ended by arbitra-
tion.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-12-30
POLITICAL AND PERSONAL.
Happenings Worthy of Record In Social
and Political Circles.

happenings worthy OF Record In Social
and Political Circles.
JASuARy.
i James Smith, Jr., elected United States
senator from New Jersey.
IL. Edward Murphy, Jr, elected United States
senator from New York.
q. John II. Mitchell elected United States
senator from Wisconsin.
FEBRUARY.
Z. Judge w. II. Allen, Populist, elected Unit
cd States senator from Nebraska.
20 William y. Roach elected United States
senator from North Dakota.
MARCH.
9. President Cleveland's cabinet officers nom-
mated and confirmed by the senate; WAX
ter O. Gresham of Illinois. secretary of
state: John q. Carlisle OF Kentucky. secrc-
tary OF the treasury: Daniel =. Lamont of
New York, secretary OF war: Richard o.
ney of Massachusetts,. attorney general:
Wilson ;. Bissell of New York. ostmasicr
general: Hilary A. Herbert OF Alabama,
srcwtnry Of the navy; Hokc Smith oi
Georgia. sccrtary Of the interior: Julius
Sterling Morton OF Nebraska, secretary oi
agriculture.
81 Hon. Thomas II. Bayard of Delaware ap.
pointed United States cmbassndor 90 Great
f,ritair. Tire -fr-s rrrsiatsaelt- undnrl thu
title embasssdor.
ArRtt.
i5 The Duke of vcragua. liacal descendant
@; Columbus. arrived AT New York.
NAY.
4 Dean William Lawrence chosen Episcopa
bishop of Massachusetts, q To succeed Phliliga
Brooks. lately deceived.
q Joseph u. Blount appointed minister /.
Hawaii.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-12-30
Tie WORLD OF SPORTS.
The Most Important Games. Raccs ano
Battles OF 1893.

The Most Important Games. Raccs ano
Battles OF 1893.
MARCH.
8. Ed Smith defeated Joe Goddard I'm II
rounds at New Orleans
8. Bob Fiizsimmons whipped Jim Hall in /.
rounds AT New Orleans.
q. Oxford crew defeated Cambridge in IS min
utes AZ seconds; Thames course.
NAY.
Is. Diablo won the Brooklyn handicap a.
-- draveEeHd, ".
20. Jim Hall defeated Frank Shvin In Il
rounds in London.
JUNE.
3. Frank Ives defeated John Roberts at bill
lizards in London.
20. Lowlander won the Suburban handicap
Sheepshead Bay. n. Y.
"a. Boundless won the American Derby at Chi
caco.
2s. E.w. Gofr won the all round athletic cham
pionship Of America at New York.
80. Yale beat Harvard in the annual boat rae,
at New London, Conn.
AUGUST.
Z. George Dixon defeated Eddie Pierce 70,
the worlds featherweight championship al
Coney Island.
90. Domino won the $4,000 Futurity stakes al
sheepshead Bay MY.
OCTOBER.
Z. The American yacht vigilant won the frs
race in the contest for the Americas cur
over the English yacht valkyrie by s min.
utes 4s seconds.
Q. The Vigilant won the second race over tn,
Valkyrie by 10 minutes % seconds.
10. The Vigilnnt won the third race agains,
the yalkyrie By 40 seconds, deciding the
contest
Is. Directum trotted mile in 2:05I4 at Nash
vile; new worlds record for stations.
NOVEMBER.
e Directum king OF trotters defeated Nos
cot, king Of PAGERS, at Fleetwood PARK, N. Y
2. John s. Johnson. bicyclist, with flyinc
start, rode n mile in minute Is 3-5 seconds
worlds record.
e. Directum defeated Alix. queen of racine
trotters, at Fleetwood Park in 3 3straighi
heats; best mile trotted In 2:Cs.
Is. Yale defeated Harvard at football; score
too.
%. Princeton defeated Yale at football: score
6fo0 fsH4
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-12-30


IL. AN weary of all,
Of mcn and their love. and their hate
Ihavo been long enough life's thrall.
And tho toy oi a tyrant fate.
lwould have noihing but rest.
lwould not strugclc again:
Take me now to hy breast,
Earth. sweet Mother of men.
Hide inc. aud lei lnc sleep;
Give iue a Ion ly tomb.
50 close and 20 dark. aud so deep,
SfIyrtf f-v--r-- -se,- ta,smpct OF doom.
There l,' me lie lorgof.
When tic dead ~ iss blast are gone:
Give mc to hear IL not.
But only to slumbcr ON.
This Is thc fate cravc.
For look TO tho end and sce.
IL there be not rest In the grave.
There win never be rest FOR rne.