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OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.
PACIFIC COAST STEAMSHIP GO.

DlSPATCH STEAMERS FROM SAN GZa.
- francisco for ports in Alaska A. N, EsSfas
January y, February 10, "a, March 10, -, April
is, 80.
For British Columbia and Puge. Sound ports,
every Friday.
For Eureka Humboldt Bay. Wednesdays. 9 a. "
For Santa Ana, Les Angeles and al! way p0rtL
every fourth and hftb day. 8 A. u.
Fer San Diego, stopping only at Los Angeles,
santa Barbara and san Luis ODispOr every fourth
and fifth day Rt ! 4.
For ports in Mexico, first OF each month.
Ticket Cflce-Paace Hotel, New NoRtgOmery3s-
GUODALI4 PERKINS & CO., General Agents.
Market 81 San fraustsa0
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-Four hrst-premium medals awarded More ayr c G
able 20 the taste and smaller dose than other mag.
Desa. For safe In bottles only, with United states
Government registered label attached, without
which noue is genuine. At druggists and country
torres.
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Cn Win bright ) Dis
case. Her ankles,
feet and eyes were
terribly sly 0lIen.
Four different ply
sicianS attended her
but hcriife was de.
SPARED Of. A moth
er's love surmounts
all difficulties, and
she determined tOtrv
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ham { URG AMERICAN PACKET co.
SHORT ROUTE TO LONDON AND THE COYTIYEyT

-FOUR FAST TWIN-SCEEw EXPRESS rs
i steamers the largest aud fastest of the 5ct,syS
German Marine, for Southam ptOn, London aIu I5
Continent SsilIngs begin March 30. Passen- ers
by this line Tor London transferred SOUTHAMPTON
docks TO the Hamburg-An Lines special
train and forwarded to London (Naterioo statIon),
time hours. Through tickets to Europe
Normannia.... March 30 Aug. VlctorIa...May ls
Columbia APRIL IS NOrmanuia ....... May IS
Aug. Victoria. April 20 FursJ Bismsrck.Ju l
y ormauuia......Apr il 27 Columbia .......Tune Y
hurst Bismarck. May 4 Aug. victoria. June Is
Columbia. May hin -
REGULAR SERVICE.
Scandal. ....... March 2 Russia ....... March Is
POLYNESIA. March 5 California $50. March y
March SISueyia. March %
4. w MYEB. Gen. Agent for Pacific Coast
4Ol California ST., cor. SauSOme, san Francisco
fe27 cod II
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ROYAL MAIL STEAM PACKET co.

CTEAMERS LEAVE ASPINW ALL ~
- forJnghtly for the West Indies and sf5stsSsy
southampton, calling route at CheTbo1r7
ITaIce, and Plymouth to land passengers
Through Bills OF Ladng. la connection with tha
Pacific Mail SIS. Co, issued for freight and treasure
10 direct ports In Eng and and Germany
Through tickets from San Francisco TO Plymouth
Cherbourg, southampton. Flrst-class, $l95; Third
Class, s9I 90 FOR further particulars apply to
PAhhOTI x CO, AsentS $40 Californian
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strained lives; but are they not a thousand
times better OFF than the miserable crea-
lures who are continually under restraint?
i. CROMWELL.
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OCEANIC STEAMSHIP COMPANY
CUNsR1 LINE.

New York to Liverpool, via Queenstown,
from Pier 10 North River.
FAST EAfkESS MA Il SERVICE
Gallia, March 8, 80 AM Umbra, Al Ri 10 100 Px
Auranla, March 70, Noon Campauia, \ pl -. iO,AAT
II ruria April J. 30 Etrurla, Aprii 20, 800 AN
Seryla. April s 10 80 M Servja. Nav e, 600 AN
Cal IN passage. $50 and upward second cabin,
$50. Steerage tickets to and from all parts OF
1uOle at very low rates For freight and psssa %
Apply at company dice,4 Bowling Green, NewYOrS
NtRNON II. BROWN & CO, General Agents
Good accommodation always be secured on
application to WILLIAMS, D1MOND y CO,
H27 IuIhS1 AGENTS, san francesca
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RAILROAD TRAVEL.
N. P. COAST R, R,
SAILS ITO EnRR~

TISLE TABLE.
CommencInE Wednesday, Feb. 1, 1893,
sn9 until frrther notice. boats and trains will raa
From SAN FRANCISCO for sAUsALJrO Ross
VALLEY and SAN RAFAEL (week dsysl-7;sI
s;OO. II 200 A. NJ; rs. 1928, 8 500. sll5p. NJ
(Sanday s(.S;Uo, 1000, 11;30 a. NJ; 1i5O, $500.
From SAN FRANCISCO for MILL VALLEY TyeoS
GaysJ-i 80 s;OO 1l'O0 a. NJ; S;25. 500, Sis
(sundays)-s:0o. 300. ll:so A. NJ, 1850. 500,
9;OO p. N. Extra tttp on Saturdays at 40 P N.
From SAN RAFAEL. for SAN FRANCISCO lwee4
aays-e;20, :i5, 9:l5 1905 - NJ; las. 3:25,
(sundaysI-s .O0 $50 A. M:12:OoM: 1850, $3.50.
6;Oo ?; n. Extra trip on Saturdays at $50 P \.
Fare 80 ceats, round trip.
From MILL VALLEY for SAN FRANCISCO week
daysl-6:3O 7i5s. $40, ll;lO A. NJ; 3:55 sos
tsundaysl-s:O5, lo:lO. Il:4O a. NJ, las, 1855.
5;l6 P NJ. Fare, 40 cents, round trip.
FROM SAUSALTrO for SAN FRANCISCO 1yyss[
Gaysl-6:55. s:l6, 1855, Has A NJ; 2;25. 4;05.
(sundays = s:45. l0;tO A NJ; l2:45, 2:l5. AIS.
40 r NJ. Extra tripon Saturdays aI Ito r. n
Fare rs cents. round trim.
Leave e ssa Fran Through Trains Arrive san Fran
1880 An. Week Camp Taylor, To- f6I95A1 Mon1Y
lao Pm. days. caloma, Point l2:l5PU Week
a NJ Reyes, Iomales days, ex Monday
e:OO sundays landway stations, 6;iO P. NJ Daily
1850 Week days can Mills GAIA asi. io:25 Monday.
las Saturdays stations. gu way 6lO Pm T a,ys
Ihlrty-day ExcursIon-R3und Trlp Is per can.
reduction. 'F' ~ F0' s'A@
Friday TO Monday Excursion Round-trIn Ticka,,,
Ioca oma and Poiut Reyes, 81 rs; Tonales 81 ~.
Towards, 81 50: Cazadero So 90 % W.
Sunday ENcurSion-Ruund-trIp TIckatSt PolnA
Reyes, 81 90; and Tomales 81 So.
THROUGH STAGE CONNECTIONS DAILY 1S11.
day exoepted) at Cazadero with morning train from
ran francisco TO and from Stewards Point, Gullals
Point Arena, Cufeys Cove. navarro Mendocla1
CIV Fort Bragg and all points on the North Coast.
Z. B. LATHAM.
Gen. RAsA Tkk Ara
General omces. IA sansOme street..
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DO You Love Your Child {?
Are You Doing All You Should.

Mrs. Laura A Kempton's, (of West
Rutland, Vt, flowing daughter was strick-
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Is your blood poOrr Take BrrcuAA's PILLS
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The WEEKLY GALL contains more
reading matter for the price
than any publication in Annex
lea; 81 per year postpaid
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RAILROAD TRAVEL.
SAN FRANCISCO AND N p. WAY.

Inc Oonahae Broad-Gaugs Route"
NONMEN CNNG SUNDAY. NOV. on 1904
- ana until further nOsico. boats and trains vii
iSsSs from and arrive at the san Francisco PaAIess
6os Depot, harket-street wharf. az follows:
6rOm San Francisco for Point Tiburoy
Belyedere and San Rafsei.
WEEK DAfS-7 40. 500, II 40 a. II: $3.50 sos,
$40 P II. SATURDAYS ONLY-Au extrs tri7
81 go P q. -~
sgNDAYSs--s:oO $3.50. II:OO A II; 1850. s:s0
500 Is 20 2. ~
From san Rafael for San Francisco
WEEK DAFS-6:25, 7 $50, 80 A II. ; 1910 3:A0,
at . 80 p n ~
sUNpAYs-s:IO, Gao. iIne 4 n: lao, s:Ga
$500, rs P Il.
From Point Tiburon to San Francisco.
WEEK DAYS-6 $50, $40 g :55 a NJ; LILO, 4:0s,
5:35 P. n SATURDAYS ONTY-An aYtrS
trip at :55 P. H.
sUEDAYs-e 40, 1905, 1885 A. N-i 2;O5. 4:OS.
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OCEAN STEAMSHIPS

je4 tt sa
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1t 81. 50.
LADIES SINGLE BREASTED REEF
Frs, in gray and tan notified materials,
rolling fronts faced with silk also half
fitting Single breasted Refers, in brown
and gray effects, and Double breasted
Refers in gray and tan, with front and
sleeves handsomely braided: reduced
from SIT 80 to 81 90 each.
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A for Mornt5g. Pfor Afternoon,
Sundays excepted. saturdays on!
tSundays only.
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TO-DAY AT half Value and LESS!
LADIES' CLOTT AND FUR-TRIMMED LACKETs.
At $3. SO.

III %. -,
LADIES' REFER JACKETS, in black.
blue and tan, collar and fronts faced
with ostrich feather trimmings: also
FINE CLOTH NOVELTY JACKETS,
in fancy vest effects, reduced from $40
to SIS 80 each.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-07-11
&C UNITY BUILDING

S-John Lefo to Otto b. Carlson,
part lots Z and s, block 2, Smiths
add, Moline, 81 900.
John WeckeI to Peter Bauhaute, lot
y, block l, Weckel Place, South Mo-
line, $3.50.
John Weckel to August Roegiers,
lot 10, block /, Weckcl Place, South
Moline. $3.50.
John Weckel to John Jacaevse. lot
II, block l, Weckei Place, South Mo-
line, $3.50.
Louis Edlund to John Lefo. part
lots and s, block =. Smiths add.
Moline, $3.50.
John Ohlweilcr to b. G. Carleton,
part lot s, block 80, Chicago or lower
add, Rock Island, $93S.
Paul 4. Keller to Jacob Wells, eI
lot 6, McEnary's add, Moline, S.
800.
Francis Black to Hampton Gene.
terry association. part block SO, Old
Town of Hampton, 81.
County clerk to Daniel Men cal, lot
II, block 81, WATERFOWL
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-07-11
Hezekiah's Surprise.

''Wal. Hiram, if this don't beat all. The old
way for doctors was kill er cure but here I've
found piece in this here newspaper where q
doctor oilers cash or cure. It's fer catarrh! /
wish we had it'd like to try him Jest listen,
Hr1m The proprietors OF DR.. Sage's catarrh
remedy offer reward of $500 for any case of ca
tarrh which they cannot cure. That beats all
lotteries hollowl The medicine costs 50 cents
your catarih is cured, er you get S5O0l Where's
my hats I'm going rightover to neighbor Browns
to show him. never wanted to get within 10
foot OF m before, but if it is the cure of his ca
tarrh guess can stand t one't.'' Sold by drug
gists.
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WHAT HE WOULD DO.
But He Was Only Brute of a Hus-
band and Was Sordid.

But He Was Only Brute of a Hus-
band and Was Sordid.
They have only been married a few
short months, still there came a far
away look in his eyes, and a tired
smile crept along his mouth as she
appealed to him with the ecstacy of
each new hat she tried on at the mil
liners.
''Oh, isn't this one sweet?" she
cried, with the glee of little child,
as she clasped her hands over flower
garden tied around with two yards of
sstitfened ribbon on top of a saucer of
straw
He assented pathetically.
''But | don't know which is the
sweetest, this one or the little one
with the violets. l must have one of
them-but, oh, dear, l cannot decide
which-the lovely, dear darlings!
What would you do?" she said. turn
ing to her husband where he stood
whiting against a showcase. What
would you do if you were me?"
my dear" he said, very softly, ''if
l were you"
She smiled coaxingly as he caught
his breath
81 think"
His face turned pale and then grew
firm.
81 think / would take the first cable
car and save my husband $14.''
But she didn't.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-07-11
Worlds Fair Rates .

The Burlington route &C., b. Il @.
K. RI will well round trip tickets
from Rock Island to Chicago and re-
turn from April % to October 81,
1898, inclusive, at IS; final limit for
return November Is, 1898. Contin-
uous going passage date of sale.
continuous return passage on CT be-
fore final limit. Children of five
years and under y years of age hall
of above rates.
ii. ID. MACK. Div. Pass. Agt..
Rock Island, Ill.
NJ. j. YOUNG, Agt., Rock Island.
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THE Pile OINTMENT
JAPANESE

JAPANESE LIVER PELLETS
Acts like magic on the Stomach, Liver and Bew
es dispels Dyspepsia, Bllousness, Fever, Colds,
Nervous Dieor 1ers Sleeplessness Loss Of Appetite
restores the complexion; perfect digestion fol
lows their use. Positive cure for SICK HEADACHE
and Constipat Small, mild, easy to take. Large
Walls OF 80 Phi is IS cents.
HARTZ q ULLMEYER Sole Agenls Rock ISL
and rp
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Finger Tips of Idiots.

Impressions of the finger tips Of
idiots have been found to show very
different markings from those of sane
people. In number of idiots the
markings on the tips of all the fingers
OF each hand were identical, and in
one idiot the tips of the thumbs had
the same markings as those of the
hngers. There was a noticeable
smoothness of the finger tips in all tha
idiots
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-07-11
Mile Track Races at Davenport

Special rates and special trains to
the track for the races July II, y.
IS and II. Ask any ticket agent OF
the Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific
railway, and take that line to the
races. JOHN SEBASTIAN,
Genl Ik't and Pass. Ag't,
Chicago.
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crank to deal with. aud acted with COOL
ness and discretion. Before the man could
do any mischief detective had him hand
cuffcd safely and on his way to police
headquarters. His name, he said, was
Mongolia Andrews, and he came from
Rosedale, Kan. The only explanation he
had 10 offer for calling on Gould and
demanding $4,000 was that he had
lost that amount as the result of the
strike on the Chicago, Burlington and
Quincy road about year and a half ago.
and he held Gould responsible for the loss.
Andrews, describing himself. said he was
telegraph operator. was married, "a years
of age, and living at 37s. Pear street,
Brooklyn. Andrews is undoubtedly in
sane
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BROWN UNIVERSITY.
Another Meeting Of the Base Ball Asso-
ciation-Other Notes.


Another Meeting of the Base Ball Asso-
ciation-Other Notes.
The base ball assoc alton held another
meeting yesterday in Memorial hall.
President Marvel ruled that he had ruled
out Mr.. Andrews as candidate for scorer
unlawfully aud therefore declared the
election illegal. Balloting was at once
proceeded with and Packard, Andrews
aud inter were nominated as candidates
A majority voie was called for and An
drews name recelv ng the least number Of
votes on first ballot, was dropped. Win
ter vas elected on second ballot. The
election was, however, contested on the
ground that the ballos box was stuff d
and another meeting was appointed for
to-day when voting will be by check list
The football men had hard pr, ctce
game yesterday. All the men We're Ia
lairly good shape, being nothing more
than sore from Saturdays hard game. The
practice was spirited, but the first
eleven showed themselves entirely
too weak in defensive play
and allowed the second eleven to score
several times. The team leave today
for Amherst wher, they play tomorrow
on Pratt field. This is the first time
Amherst aud Brown have met In foot ball.
Brown should take the game by "a
good score, Amherst was beaten by Is. A..
a. 26 Saturday and beat Trinity 1s-0
Brown was beaten by Is. A. A. 60 aud
beat Trinity $40. Though comparative
scores are not "A sure sign, 1t looks as
though Brown was "a sure winner.
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ROBBED OF 100000.
Startling Discovery Made by James A
Bailey OF Circus Fame.

bhIicy Oh Sircus
BRIDGEPORT, Conn, Oct. 31.-It is a
practical certainty that the Forepaugh
show, OF which James A. Bailey is the
owner, will not again go on the road; at
least. under the proprietorship of Mr..
Bailey. The reason Is substantial one.
Mr.. Bailey has been robbed, and the sum
filched from him is, from trustworthy re-
ports, near ly 100000
Since the death Of Mr.. Barnum, Mr..
Bailey has been the sole proprietor of the
Forepaugh show, he having purchased the
interests OF Mr.. Barnum and George
Cooper, w no had been equal partners with
him in the property.
As it was necessary that almost the
whole of his time should be devoted to
his much more important interest in tho
Barnurn g. Bailey show, he looked around
for manager for the Forepaugh show,
and selected his brother-in law, Joseph
McCadden, young man Of about 2s
years.
Thomas Evans, who had been Mr..
Bsrnum's representative in the Fore
paugh show, was continued in the latter
show by Mr.. Bailey as secretary, and Il. +.
Callan, one of the fastest ticket sellers In
the business, was put in as another trusted
representative of Mr.. Bailey.
Shortly after the show went on the road
McCadden made several changes. He in
stalled his nephew as cashier, and Callan
was changed fr ON the Forepaugh to the
Barnum e. Bailey show, and has been
with the latter almost the entire season.
Mr.. Bailey says that nearly 500, 600 has
been stolen from him in the Forepaugh
show, and that be has discovered that
there has been conspiracy which in
cuded employees in all departments, from
the ticket wagon To doortenders and
ushers. Only through such combination
would It have been possible for such
Wholesale thievery to have been com
mitted.
1t is said that Evans, Callan and Nc
CaddenI are free from suspicion, but that
as the result Of what Mr.. Bailey has dis
covered, a number OF arrests may be made
any dav
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Crn,,ir.lrN Arrp.

wAREHAM, Mass, Oct. 3l.-It is ssti-
mated that fully one-third Of the entire
Cape cod cranberry crop has been held
back by growers on account of the poor
prices received thus far. 1t Is thought
that the crop will foot up nearly 10000
barrels, the largest on record. The high
est price received has been $i.75 for the
choicest berries and 50. % for low grade.
The growers claim that they cannot pay
the prices demanded by the pickers and
cell their fruit at q profit
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A ScALDED ARM.
A Favorite Means OF Soliciting Charity
by Bcggars,

py beggars
Detective Parker arrested d a young man
this morning who was working" the
scalded arm game on susceptible house
keepers at the north erd The Young
fellow gave the name of George White
aud claimed residence in New
York. His right arm was COW
ered with blisters and he claimed be
was scalded. aud it was by working on
the sympathies OF the tender-hearted
women that he derived his income. When
questioned by the detective White per-
sisted in his statements that his irm had
been scalded, but he was placed under
arrest AID Was locked up at the Central
station.
The "scalded arm" is favorite means
OF soliciting aid by beggars, and is pro-
duced by rubbing the arm with some
kind Of acid which raises terrible blisters
On the member. With these ugly blisters
profusely covered with vaseine the beg
gar can impose upon almost everyone,
and as there is no pain attendant on the
manufacture Of the scalded arm, the beg
gar lives in clover, 50 to speak.
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Guarding Mayor GiIroy.

NEW YORK, Oct. 31.-An extra grain OF
caution was manifested yesterday by the
police and messengers who guard the
door of Mayor Gilroy's Office. Every visi-
tor of suspicious appearance was closely
scrutinized before being allowed to enter.
Edward Heatherton, the mayors messen-
ger, is believer in the rule Of three, and
thinks two other men of note are likely to
fall victims to the fate that overlook Chi
cago's mayor. The mayor himself is not
troubled by any uneasiness and was un-
aware Of the precautions being taken for
his safety
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Boston Cranks Make Threats.

Boston. Oct 3l.-In connection with the
assassination of Mayor Harrison Of Chi
cago by disappointed political "crank,"
the fact has come out that Boston has
some of the same kind of people as the one
who ended the life OF Chicago's mayor.
Mayor Matthews was questioned about the
matter. but he was too busy to make any
statement. City Architect Wheelwrgbt,
however. said that since he has been city
official he has received many threatening
letters from disappointed persons
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HIGGINS-POTTER.
Very Pretty Wedding Last Evening At 90
Wilson Street

Last evening Fred Chalenor Higgins
aud Hattie Marion Potter were married
at the residence OF the BRIDES mother. %
Wilson street. The ceremony was
performed by Rev. S. McBurney,
OF the Asbury NJ T.. cnurch.
Miss Anna Louise Potter, sister OF the
bride, was maid OF honor. Charles H..
Robinson acted ms best man. Mr.. and
Mrs. Higgins received the congratula-
tious OF the large number OF
guests present. Tho house was
decorated with flowers and smilax.
A we ding supper was served. Mr.. aud
Mrs. Higgins left for Boston on the 10
o'clock train. and will spend their time in
that city and New York until Nov. Is.
after which they will be "at home" at "
Wilson street, this city.
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CYCLISTS INDIGNANT.
Phenix Clyie Club starts out on Warpatf
Against too Rigid Laws.

Members OF the Phenix Cycle club are
endeavoring to have the present ordinance
concerning bicyle riding repealed. Each
member Is arGIed with retition to that
effect and has obtained a large number
OF signers. They will present them to
the town council at its next meeting,
aud, should they be successful
ia their endeavor will then present AN
other ordinance, much like tie one now
in force in the Tow N OF Coventry. 1t ap
pears TO the residents Of this place, partic-
ularly TO those who ride bicycles, that the
present ordinance is altogether too
ri lid. The one they propose will answer
the same purpose as the present one, and
should it meet the appreciation of the
council all cyclists will do their utmost
to see that IL is enforced.
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KNOCKED DOWN IN THE STREET

Chief stscre's Team CoiIides with . Pc
destrian.
An alarm Of fire was rung in from box
80 at l1:2O n. IN. today for blaze Oh the
TO Of a small building on Manton ave-
nue.. The damage was slight and was
confined to few shingles. In running
To the fire the wagon untaining the CHIEF
and driven by fireman Crockett, ran over
Charles Kent, resident OF Pawtucket,
80 years OF age. on Exchange place, knock
ing him down aud bruis,ng him badly.
Kent was picked-up and was soou able to
proc sed on his way.
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Farmer Green Must Answer for the shoot
Ing OF Boy.
TAUNTON, Oct. 31.-Farmer Green, who
filled Seekonk boy full OF shot, and said
that he thought he was shooting en-,
has been bound over in $500 to await the
action of the grand jury. The boy is re-
covering
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ed as the associations choice for alder
man. and in the midst Of some discussion.
on this resolution the motion to adjourn
was made and carried. Mr.. Robinson
and his constituents disappeared. and
thus closed one OF the most exciting
meetings of the Washington Park
Taxpayers association.
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SALE OF THE DESTROYER.
The Engineer Ordered to Cease the Trials
at Newport.

The Destroyer having been sold to Bra
zI, + gineer Llssoe has received orders
TO cease the trials now on at Newport.
aud the shot which was fired in yester-
days trials will be the last Que, IL hav-
lug been so announced at ths station last
night
The torpedo net trial at the Newp rt
Torpedo STATEN yes erday afternoon was
less successful tnan the previous ones.
The America net was again used, but
was movel tlis time 10 800 feet from
the gun. The powder charge WAS the
same-fifteen pounds-and the projectlle
covered about the same distance as when
it had goue ,nrough tue net, but this time
there was no evidence OF its having even
struck the net.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-10-31
Had 100 Criminal Cases.

PLYMOUTH, Mass, Oct. 3l-The supe-
rior court. criminal term, began yesterday.
with judge Hopkins on the bench. and
the longest criminal docket ever before
the Plymouth county court, including log
cases, 62 being from Brockton. The trav-
erse juries were sworn, Seth NJ. Briggs Of
Hanover being foreman of the first, nd
Abbott 4. Hewitt Of East Bridgewater
foreman of the second Jury
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-10-31
And st,lI Apotber.

NEW YORK, Oct 31.-Another crank TO
break out as the probable result Of the
killing Of Mayor Harrison OF Chicago
made plunge into the Office OF Edwin
Gould yesterday afternoon He saw Gould
and demanded 5000 from him. Mr.. Gould
-4slized on the mowept that he had Q