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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-08-04
z CARD

Having purchased the children's and
boys aud fnraishing gools buhnes-,
also the ladies' suit a q cloak bu A.
ness, conducted b. Ia Il lward G.
ALMY COMPANY, l would say to
tie public t.lat 1 he same VIII be coi-
tinued by me personally, except upon
"A larger Gale. The stock for fall trade
is now in course OF manufacture aud the
fall opening will present more COM
pleie and larger stock OF Boys Clothiug,
OF my own niannfhcture, and choice AS
sortment of Ladies' Garments. together
with full assortment of Boys Fur
nishing Goods. than was ever snowa III
this city.
WARREN Z. SMITH,
Successor to The Edward &. Almy Co.,
l. dies Clock and Boys Clothing Dept
2l0 to 2l6 Westminster street.
NOTE-Sincc sock taking. large re-
ductions In prices OF summer goods have
been made to assist la closing out bro sen
lots, and make room for new tall goods
An inspection OF our stocs and the new
prices will prove interesting.
Providence, Aug 1, 1898.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-08-04
CATHOLIC AFFAIRS.
An Emphatic Denial of Several Recen,
Humors

Rumors
WASHINGTON, Aug. At is authorita-
lively stated that Mgr. Satolli has not as
yet rendered decision in the case of Dr.
Burtsell, of New York, and has not posi-
lively ordered Archbishop Corrigan to re-
store him to his old parish. The only ac-
tion so far taken by the apostolic delegate
in the case was tho writing OF n letter to
Archbishop Corrigan, May %, in which he
said:
This afternoon at half o'clock n COM
mittee Of IL citizens of New York presented
themselves to me with petition that
should interpose my good Offices for the
purpose OF obtaining the return and restor-
alton OF the Very Rev. DIR. Burtsell to the
parish of Epiphany or to another in the
city of equal Importance in a moral and
a financial point Of view.
81 make ita duty 10 indicate this to
your excellency, so that, in your charity
and prudence, you may Judge If, and how
far, and in what manner it may be expedi-
ent to condescend by your authority TO
their request. IL would, perhaps, make
them more attached and deferential to you,
as they desire to be.
PLEASE let me know your opinion and
decision in the premises"
lt is also stated that the report that
Mgr. Satoll will so to Rome and lay the
Burtsell matter before the Pope with the
accommodation that a coadjutor be ap-
pointed to "assist the Archbishop of New
York in the management of so large a do
cese." rs a punishment for his action in
the Burtsell case is the "most absurd of
all the absurd stories that have been
printed about that case"
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-08-04
In 0LNEYVILLE.
THE SQUIRE PR RESENTED n HOLI-
DAY IPPEdR1NCE YESTERDAY.


Olneyville square presented quite n
oiday appearances for two or three
hours yesterday morning. Miny of the
help employed at the Riverside mills
were taking advantage of the shutdown
10 spend d,y or two down the er or
goiuk to Cable Cottage and oil her plac cs
Of amusement and pleasure. The horse
cars were we'll patronize during tie
whole of the forenoon, in fact during the
whole OF the day the effect OF tue stop
pare could he plainly seen on the streets
OF Olneyvi,e
Mr.. James Crawshaw and family the
well known Olueyville florist, ar. spend
ing tie week at Pawtuxst.
Isaac A Shipper will leave tomorrow
for "a brief visit To the Worlds fair.
Police Constable James Moore of the
Johnston police force aud his family. go
To Block Island tomorrow for ten days.
His burly form will be missed from o.
neyvill le square.
Policeman Leonard of the Johnsto on
force, who has been away for leu days. is
expected home to ni1ht.
Captain Leavitt has zone to spend his
furl' u ,h at Marthas Vineyard.
MIR. James I. Kennedy and family, the
weli-Nnown groars. are spending their
vac u ion at the Worlds fair.
The Alfred Anthony Cas- ls of the Mys-
tic Chain held their meeting in Mystic
Chain hall, Comm inder DIR. Shaw In t. @
chair. There wasa gooi attendance OF
members. and long business list, but
all OF a rouii inc character.
Considerable sympathy Is expressed 5v
the tradesmen OF OineyvIlle for Sergeant
Bvss in his misforl une. Since coming
TO the Sixth station, he has always been
very courteous and agreeable, ever ready
TO give any necessary information and
assistance IN every way.
The overseers OF the Atlantic mills will
have clambake on Saturday after noon
on Whipple's farm, Johnston A base
ball game will be played by two pickle d
teams. Great fun is expected.
James Toomey. the wife beater, pleaded
not Iuilty Of the charge. in the Sixth
Distric5 court yesterday nud will he
brought up again today. His wife ap-
peared with two black eyes.
The works of Kirby e. Mowry. ma nu.
facturers Of solid gold jewelry, Harrison
street, closed last night until Monday,
August IA, 1893
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-08-04
Is 1T REALLY CHOLERA?
Nature of the sickness Is In Doubt-Pas-
sengersr at swinbourne Island.
ESPECIAL TO THE NEWS. ]

ESPECIAL To THE NEwsl
NEW YORK, August Ais it real y
cholrrap Much doubt is expressed in
medical circles that the deaths on the
Karnmania were due to cholera.
DIR. Talmsd9e bo arded the steamer this
m orning and inspected The passengers.
lie found all we'll.
DIR. jenkins says that while he can find
no actual evidence OF cholera the case is
a very suspicious one and has ordered the
vessel TO lower quarantine. The passen-
gers have been sent TO Swinburne Island
where they will be kept until all doubt
is remove ms to the nature OF the sick
ness. lie says that New York is better
prepare to meet an epidemic than eg err
before and the preparations tlis
summer are better then those of last
year. lie anticipates that even IL the
disease proves to lie cholera, AMI he fears
lt is, he will be able TO Eold IL ut quaran-
tine and not allow it any foothold in tbs
city.
OF the deaths ROSA Buccola, aged a..
died July IL. and was buried at sea
Yes terday, only n few hours ont fro Do
New York, Guissippe PAscalo. aged 40,
aud Maria ID Nichalo, aged %, died.
Ii il visionary y hen dra; ms occur on
the last day Of an OCEAN voyage to bring
the bodies into port.
1he officers Of the steamship in this
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-08-04

An accident which may result
In the death of two OF the
victims occurred elrlv this morn
ing OH ShaamuJ street. A crew of
painters was employed in painting the
hnuse owned by Marcus Josephson at
2S > mutt street. AMI staging had
been toas ructed Tor tne gang TO walk
on.
1t was eco o'clock when the four pal M :
ers stepped Oh o the staging. a II
wasn't a ninute later when they .ay in "A
heap on tue ground.
S-veral men who were working ne lr
by. saw the stsgiag when 1t fell. aud at
once rushed TO the assistaDc }
OF the painters. Oae OF he
! ne and was unco scious. He was
DfouSat 10 nis sensrs after h ird Efforts
but was suffering excruciaiting agony.
The hosp:tal ambulance was immedl-
ately SUNNI. ned.
Refused to 60 to the Hospital.
Oa lis arrival Carpeni er rrfu ed O 20 to
that Institution. He ,as exaniiled by TIE
sur-e"n VINO iOund that lie h d
sus aimed serious INJURIES To hi.
head. his scalp having been iorn I'd cut
In a noirible man er, ana IL is feared
tne brain IS injured. Bssiue this
injury ~ hts head CarIeater MAS
b"uiy hurt abouG the uack aud
HB-. Ilc NuS take 10 his nome III MARY
NiiIr Ju.t over toe city ilnc near ,ne
siausnIer houses oil q ,atles stiees.
Gagnon Badly Hurt.
Masstri q gnoE, 90 year, OF age, wss
also iur badly. lie was injuled o.I the
IA I'D, ard seyeral rlis wvie iractuied
IFS ilghJ long Was pi, reed by one OF Le
splinere. points Il one OF II,e rib I.
hc "a- ta.ea 10 tie hospital, Du, ~,
condition is SO serious that recov, ,ry Is
doubt
Other Two Not SO Badly Hurt.
TIE other two aen, Lewis GJpiey, 40
years or age and Gustav Papino, so years
vi axe, sus ainei injuries or 81 sh er
nature AID while BADLY bruised anu
shaken up were LOT SO badly nurt as 10
disable tuSm.
ALI the n't n are F.e ,ch ,nadians aud
live AT Mayville.
WheUt.e asing Tell the health de-
partment ambulance chanced TO lie
passing. and was AT once called into req
uisl,ion. The fall WAS about 20 fet,
aud the men dropped into a pile of de Lris.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-08-04
Tn. Pennsylvania Reducing.

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 4. = President
Roberts Of the Pennsylvania railroad has
caused to be isseed from the general Office
of the company an order for the reduction
of the hours Of labor Ia the mechanical
department from six days a week of ten
hours per day to Ave days of nine hours
each. The order affects al the shops Of
the Pennsylvania railroad system includ-
ing the leased and controlled lines This
action is taken with view TO rcducisg
the expenses and Is in line with the policy
or rigid retrenchment inaugunsted some
time ago, the beneficial effects Of which
have already been manifested In the shape
of great increase in net earnings
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-08-04
Small Hills scarce.

New York, Aug. 4.-The overshadowing
feature OF the financial situation has come
to be the scarcity of currency. From all
over the county there has been such con-
tinusl demand for bills of small denomi-
nation, and New York has responded so
freely to the requests of out of town banks.
that now the metropolis itself is suffering
from what very closely approaches a
currency famine. For several days money
brokers have been Offering premiums OF
from $3.50 10 $40 per 81, 900 for small bills
of 500 and under and Yesterday the bids
were $40 and S2S
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-08-04

LONDON, Aug. A dispatch from
Bangkok, dated Thursday, says: 'Nothing
has been done yet to carry out the pre-
sumed instructions to the French officials
to raise the blockade. Residents are still
very anxious. The opinion is that Rea r.
Admiral Human is receiving orders
through Saigon, where the forward party
is delaying in the hope that events may
enable France to increase her demands.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-08-04
worlds Fair Director. Under Bonds.

CHICAGO, Aug. 4.-The bonds of the
Worlds Fair officials found guilty by Judge
Stein of contempt of court in violating the
Glingman injunction by closing the Fair
to the public Sunday, July 23 were filed
yesterday, thereby suspending proceedings
pending the action of Che Appellate Court.
The case in which the parties are held to
answer cannot take precedence on the Ap-
pellate Court calendar, and at the earliest
possible time will not be called before tho
end Of next October.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-08-04
A WRATHY DEPOSITOk.
Fraud and Conspiracy Charged Against
Denver Bank.

DENVER, Aug. 4. 4.-William Coleman, a
depositor in the suspended Peoples Saw
ings Bank, has begun suit against the
bank, its officers, shareholders and direc-
tors to recover 81, 900, which he had on de-
posit in the institution. He also asks for
an execution against the bodies of the de-
PENDANTS, and that they be placed in Jail
until judgment shall bc obtained and sat
isiied. Charges of fraud and conspiracy
are made against the bank authorities.
President Lawrence, of the suspended
bank, is now in New York endeavoring to
raise money with which to reopen the in
stitution
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-08-04
ON BOARD KARNAMANIA.
Steamship Ordered Detained at Lower
Quarantine.
NO CAUSE FOR UNEASINESS.

Health Authorities Have Taken Every
Year Are Far Superior to Those of
Last summer-Ihe Stock Market
Makes n Break Because of Cbolera's
Appearance Health officer Jenkins
Takes Prompt Measures-Has No
Doubt OF Ability to Control the Dis
ease-Where tho Steamship Halls
Trom-New York Papers Got Out
Extras Announcing the News.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-08-04
NEW POSTMASTERS.
still Another Batch In tho Fourth Class
Grade Announced.

Grade Announced.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 4.-The total num-
Der of fourth-class postniasters appointed
yesterday was91 Of which 40 were to fill va
cancies caused by designations and deaths.
Among the appointments were the follow
ing:
New Jersey-F. A. Ballantine Bernards-
Vile; Joanna Conklin, Mayetta; S. l..
Headley. Union.
New York; A. Phelps, Cato; J. r.
Harris, Fort Johnson; John Meagher,
Hamlocks Lake; f. A. Sayer, Himrods;
l.. L. Davis, Lakeville; F. a. Ryers, South
Lima; X. Il. Johnson, Willard.
Observation-Disclosures Best. Best; Miss
Lou V. Tyler, Damascus; j. n. .Upham,
brakes Mills; III. w. Gresham, Hagersville;
B. c. Shipley, Norwood Station; III. II. Boyle,
Nenange; j. S. Miller, Woldsburgh
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-08-04
IRON HALL.
Several Changes for the benefit OF the
Order.

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Aug. 4.-The su-
preme sitting Of tho Order Of the Iron
Hall has acted on the report Of the COM
mittee on law. Several changes were
made in the constitution Of the order. Ths
section governing the meeting OF the SUI
preme sitting was changed so as to make
it imperative that the sitting meet once
every two years. Under the old rule the
sitting did not meet unless the supreme
justice called il together. The supreme
justice still has power to call a special
meeting ut any time. A change was also
made i'm the section governing the deposit
of funds of the order. BY the change
each district is to have a depository. The
constitution was further changed so ~ to
place women on an equal footing with
men In the order. A resolution expressing
confidence In the present supreme officers
of the order was passed.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-08-04
Tho Warehouse Gets Left.

WASHINGTON, Aug A lot Of wine In
bonded warehouse in Philadelphia,
which had been housed for more than three
years, was recently sold at auction for its
tax. The price obtained simply paid the
tax, and now the warehouse owner asks
that the government pay him for three
yesrss storage charges. Acting Secretary
Curtin has refused TO do so. holding that
his only remedy Is against the original
owner Of the wine
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-08-04
OIL Well supply Company

NEW YORK, Aug. 4.-Judgment for
$2S, 7SS has been entered against the Oil
Well Supply Company Of this city and
Pittsburg in favor Of Naylor and Co., for
ores and metals
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-08-04
TWENTY LIVES LOST.
A STEAMER HAS GONE DOWN ON
LIKE GEORGE
with n Loss Of ut Least Twenty Lives
No Particulars Yet Received of the
Big Disaster.


ALBANY, N. Y. Aug. 4-Word has
been received here that n steamer on
Lake G gorge has been lost with twenty
lives
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-08-04
senator Turpie,s Condition Much Better.

INDIANAPOLIS, Aug. a. Senator Turpie's
condition was much impr owed to-day, and
his family announces that he will be able
to attend the coming session Of Congress.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-08-04
BEHRING SEA DECISION READY.
Commissioners Morgan and Harlan Sail
for Home Next saturday.


for Home Next saturday.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 4.-lndications that
the Behring Sea Arbitration Commission
will conclude its deliberations and agree
on its decision before the end Of this
week, If it has not already done so, are
given in the official information received at
the State Department that Senator Morgan
and Justice Harlan. the arbitrators on the
part of the United States, will sail from
Southampton for New York next Satur-
day.
1t Is stated at the State Department
that Messrs. Morgan aud Harlan could not
leave Paris until the arbitrators had
agreed on a verdict, and it is presumed
that the commission set date for voting
on the five points at issue, thus enabling
the gentlemen mentioned to make definite
arrangements for sailing.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-08-04
Not n Candidate.

NEW YORK, Aug Al. Sloat Fassett
was in this city yesterday. He said the re-
port that he would be a candidate for State
Senator this Fall was untrue,
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-08-04

ALBANY, Aug 4-Steamer with excur-
sion party left Fourlee Mile Island for
Pearl Point. AT Pearl Point landing the
3 Gamer sank and twelve lives were lost.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-08-04
A Big Bank Fails.

ST.. PAUL, Aug. 4.--The National Ger
man American Bank, capital $4,000, 900,
failed to open its doors this morning.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-08-04
Note

Since stock taking we have made rcst
reductions in the prices OF our summer
goods. All our SIC, SIS. and sls Froc.,
ald Sack Suits, $40 All our
S2), Sc ana s25 Fio:k aud Sac
Suits, SIS. Come and look us owe /.
Must have room for our larle fall stocr,
which will b, of our own manuf. .ctcrp.
Prices guaranteed reasonable.
August /, 1898.
EDWARD G. ALMY
THE EDWARD G. ALMY co.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-08-04

Gentlsmens Patent Leather Fine Button Shoes,
ve-y nobbx.
1Hos. y. PIERCE q SON.
Westminster aud pozrance Streets.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-08-04

yorNa MAN AND WIPE WITH LITTLE BoY
L years old would like rooms for light house
keeping. Prices must be mode erafo and IN rood lo-
caity. Furnished OF unfurpisheds Mention prce
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-08-04
-FOUR BADLY INJURED.
Collapse Of a Staging ThreW -Four
Painters to the Ground.
Two OF THEM WILL PROBABLY DIE

Were just Going to work When the Ac-
cident Happened-One Refused to Go
To the HuspitaI-1he Accident Took
Place on shawmut street.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-08-04
= CARD

The EDWARD G. ALMY COMPANY
having sold the Children's and Boys
Clothing aud Furnishing Goods b Isness.
also the L,die,' Suit and Cloak Bushes
wish TO st ,te to tie public hat they have
retained tire Mems Business, whi;n will
fe personally ,ndncted by Mr. Edward
G. Almv as IA, retofore.
THE EDWARD G. ALMY CO.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-08-04
Genuine Hnnd-scwed

Russia oxtorts for Ladies. $3.50. subject 10 dis
count; were $500 aud sioo.
THos. y. PIERCE son,
Westminster and Dorrance streeta
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-08-04
what Cheer Grocery and Tea Emporium.

WHAT CHEER GROCERY,
" aud % We ybosset street
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-06
State News IN Bnef.

Charles Dougherty lost his bearings
in Montgomery county woods. lie
went to sleep standing and when res
cued both feet were SD badly frozen
smputauon was necessary.
A ST. Joseph trm OF boat. builders
are constructing sixty large fiat-h0sts
for the United States government u be
used IN dredging on the Mississp i
TiFsr.
John Schneider OF Jackson sues f..
T.. ClsfksOn for 1000 damages. Clark
son had Schneider arrested for grand
larceny and could not prove It.
The largest sale for long time of
Michigan X wool at the best figures,
took place IN Boston last week, when
leo, coo pounds sold al 70 cents.
Henry ODeii, a Kalamazoo grocer,
sec4denilv shot himself through the
fODt on Christmas day. tie Is dying OF
blood p lsoning.
Jars1 skinner of Nolnis retired
Tuesday nlgat the proud possesor 81 a
mIll pond. lie w2s surprised On
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-06

Wednesday morning that bic mill pond
b "a vanished ia the night and nothing
remained tat fen bioksa unansfs 81
the dam,
Benton Harbor mas . Taxpayers ASS .
chiffon the object OF which Is 10 secure
economy IA tie spending CT muninel.
pat funds
The Farmers Alliance organisation
OF Van Barren county will mold JOINT
conference al Hartford on January 20.
Mayor Storms of Benton Harbos
wants to reeign and il IL intiniated that
he wants 10 become deputy sheriff.
Instead of attending church the
other Sunday. lot of Sights citation
people sawed wood for sick man.
The sheriff OF Marshall has added q
stone pile ~ the list OF attractions 81
tho jail and tramps object.
A little child of DIR. ii. I. CaIkins of
Petoskey was poisoned by drinking car
bolic acid.
Bay City's council have killed an or
dinance to change the city time TO
standard.
Bay City merchants have adopted the
. O'Clock closing hour and clerks are
happy.
Algonac fishermen are catching i'm
mense numbers of fish through the ice.
Hans Paterson of Arcadia fell from Z
house and sustained fatal injuries.
Business was suspended in Bay City
yesterday. Corbett Was in town.
Lexington has dedicated new sl0.-
600 school house.
Monroe has another attack OF natural
gas craze.
Standish wants to be Incorporated.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-06
THEY FAVOR A FRANCHISE.
| Street Committee Favors Extending Fifth
| Avenue Line.

Street Committee Favors Extending Fifth
Avenue Line.
The meeting of the council commit
tees last night were very poorly attend
ed, and but little business was tram
sacted. The committee on streets DIS
cussed the petition of the Consolidated
Street Railway company, asking for
stub line over the Lafayette street
tracks, and on lafayette, State, Fulton
and Monroe streets to the corner of
Ottawa and Monroe streets; thence
through Ottawa street to Trowbridge
street and ON the Plainfield avenue
track to Leonard street; and from
Leonard street east to College avenue,
and then north to Qulmby street.
Alderman Kinney of the fourth ward
was very much opposed to granting the
company the right to run through Of
tawa street unless it would remove the
hill tracks on Canal street. While he
was not opposed to the extension he
did not want Ottawa street cut up.
Alderman Ball explained that the
Consolidated Street Railway company
could not remove Its hill track without
seriously inconvenienclng 1t, as the
tracks were all bonded and their re-
moval would affect the securities. AL
though a majority of the committee
was III favor of granting the request,
no action was taken. as the matter had
been referred to the committee on Or
dinances and the committee On streets
Jointly, and there was not q majority
of the committee on ordinances pres-
ent.
The committee on licenses consid-
cred the petition of A. NJ. Sanford for
a transfer of q saloon license from No.
go South Division street to No. 48
Ellsworth avenue, and will report
fayoraply on 1t.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-06
Bogus Check Swindler.

PETosKEY, Jan. "a bogus check
drawn on the Petoskey City bank by
the mythical firm OF o. W. Smith 4
Co., in favor of l.. w. Hsight, and by
him cashed at Reading. Mich, bank,
turned up in Petoskey today and has
Haight was for several weeks, until a
few days ago, the inoffepsive and
somewh fresh appearing y ung clerk
in Wilson's grocery store, when he dis
appeared. Soon bogus checks began
to make their appearance, cashed in
various places, but at first nothing
could be found of his Whereabouts OF
to connect him with them. Now 1t IL
learned that he deserted wife when
he came here, and that he abused the
trust of young lady in this vicinity.