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Decorah-posten., 1893-01-10
Gn Sermrcgn.

@n6ner flor Not fan man, bots man
bar %tilitr9tfclis 9nuImooi8beb, ie ct
ellsr flere Stjerneitllo e(er Weteorer.
uoen at BABE rtuSet at gjgre meo Stjer-
ner, er be pfte langt prR9ti9ere eno
oi8ie, foroi be er iaa nGr %, at beres
8ulen mob Sorbsus 9ltmuiiare ~brinscr
benz til at b~pio9Isoe cler at famine op
ligeipm en- 6nttel. Selu ct ms9et tibet
0teteur ptl paa benne Wanoe blioe fulo-
%itrnoi9 ipnlist, Ug, ieet mob en- msrt
Su9sruno, oueritruule NOroitjernen.
Ssle SOlipltemst, tiger Gltronumerne,
er ppfDlot al 9artitler al et Stuf, tjenbt
unoer Nnonet Stjerneitpu, mebenS itsrre
Qe9emer, Weteorer, trsbier Omtrins Cos
len / en- Qiitono al noole iaa Wtil.
9Ommer oisie Meteorer i 8ersrins meb
Sorootmoifaren, brDoes be iaouanlis /
imaa Stptter % iatoer til Suroen uoen
at sipre Staoe. Get anta9es, of fun
ier eIer ipu SunoreOe At benz naar ubes
itaoiget til Soroen / 2Dbet al ct aar,
mebeus Nnta(let al ueofutoenbe Smaas
purtitler er an1aaet til 100000 paa
Ell Dag. Sois 9uitcn life oirtebe Tom
en- 8uoe, piloe intet oerIOr pRre almins
beligere .eno at BLUE rammet al Ell Mes
teor.
Metepritene beitaar iRouanlieuiS al
Sern, aiiel os gurItOi, De tire @lemens
ter, iom er NET olminoeli9e pau SOr'
ben, ps oa intet npt Clement er blepen
funoet / bi8ie Senoebuo ira 8erbens.
rummet, bar nan unta9et, at SOlipite'
met % maaite untueriet er iammeuiat
al famine Stof iom SOroeu.
De falbenoe Meteoriteues 8ep9gclie
CT bgtit mGrteli9. Gu oiOes at bore
9aaet / en- 2inie, nGiten parallel meb
SOroens Suerfabe, % fra 60 til 100
Wil poenOper ben, belle Seien ira SIT
bianer> SerritOriet til Central Nep 0urt,
buor ben iormOoeS at bore falot til
SOrben p9 tnuit. Gn anben gift fra
MI6igan, tperS oper Staten Retp 0orl
og no uuer Sapet melem Geip 0prI
Gitp p9 Nep 6apen. Otter at bore
bIeune ipnll9e tilbagel999er Weteor'
itere meuem ier % ipu Sunbrebe Wtil
Simen.
Weteorer er nteit alminoeli9e melleu
lobe Nu8uIt og Zoe December, pao
builfen 9to Sproen anrlig meper itort
W9nsoer paa Beien runot ON Solen.
@n9ang boer 33te glar pa3Ierer Sorber
S%seebeltet, lom ipnes at uosaa fra
StjernebiIeost 9suen, ug bet er laC
lan9t, at Der iorbres fer eaer otte &at
for oeine Slot al Meteorer, Der tilbu.
~9ela9acr 26 Wfil / Sstunoet, at pasiert
ct beItemt 8untt. Nanr Soroen mgoel
oenne ltpre 6aftelprpces ton, ct bet ei
Spn, ium NOT er pRro at ie. 3aitg
Gang, bette inotraffer, er / NOoember
1899.
Suor Weteorerne Tom mer fra, pioes
lite. 9oaoenten be er 8ruoItpftsr al
en- lpren9t aomet eller pplamlet Stier.
neitsu, fan tim formubes. Gngane
troeoe man, at be tjente til at Opretbolot
SolenS Tarmeforraab, men oenne abe.
Urt CT op8tUet. !Spao Der imiolertio Ell
ptit er, at 9lnnetsrne bliuer iterre %
tungere for bpsrt Nar peo be Maneber
al M'eteOrer % Stjernelteo, ioIn oeo'
bltpenoe faloer. Saaleoes bRuoer bet,
at meoen8 Bet albrig regner SBIorte,
regner Der Dog bper Dag tilitrRtfeli9t
Sern nco paa Sproen til, at Der berai
tnnoe laues Ell Sgfort. - "Harpers
Young People,. I
Decorah-posten., 1893-01-10

Set oar en- anosn SAP. Slojunt.
ten: "Naar BAR ben fprite puniItc
8ri9?"
@utten tier.
"Saa, Ou oeO life oetl Sar ou bu
life min rpmcrite SiItorie?"
so, Sr. gloiuntt".
"Snn ou tar bet. Oct bar ba MGR,
teIi9t. On bar 10 IOlgt bine gOaer,
bar je9 bsrt, bar bu life iolst ben %,
ian2"
"9'e, ben bible insen fisbe!"
Decorah-posten., 1893-01-10
gGaiepiebe.

Den 29oe 3ecbr. ~Rgteoieoe3 Scr.
6rso QOsou Og 9tiis gIslie Goldberg /
8ruOens SrOoer, Otto GOlber9s Sus
/ GreSco. Sc @pgiftc begao FIG berpaa
paa 8eiien til tit i~remtiOise Sjem i
Detroit, Mi5iguu, buOr Wr. 9osuu er
Reporter Tor 8laoet Detroit tribune.
Bore bebite Gniter ON ct lptieIi9t Sams
Iipl
Decorah-posten., 1893-01-10

s en- irit gpis auertereoes Der nplia
iaaleoeS; 3nites-@n ing Wanb til at
undertake Salset Of en- Yatsutmsbicir.
Zen Nuerterenbe inoeitunr for, at bet
bill blipe ioroeGasttst for the under
taker.
8ette bar uaiten ell liseiaa beloig
uotrptsmaaoe Iom ben, ct lofalt 8lao
/ en- liben 8p iprleoen bapbe; Si maa
meb Spr9 berette, at @sr. @- er af.
sdnet peo 8rbeu | Spnbass, men pi bar
BOG forberebte perpaa; tbi ri tisnots
til, at BON en- 3ip bapee paret uaber
Dr. 2-s 8e9anbling.
Decorah-posten., 1893-01-10
Ylpfitie.

IA isa bar truitet mig tilbass fra Grus.
tptrstIinssn, numobss alc, be. itaar Scs.
eiGls til mig. ON at TONNE til nit gartls
cifce 90 aisisrs iomms inureit mrIiSt.
u. z. @sifer.
Decorah-posten., 1893-01-10

Wtb en- / Berlin upI,s afbolbt gneir.
ubiHlins iyemOiites ct Get 9pnbsr ia.
brtserst al BGpir. On 4anslag. I Gil.
bed bapbe apst benz ! slarst 1878, Ga
siier M at bare paret brust / IA slur
siNe be is li9eion sObe iom npe.
Decorah-posten., 1893-01-10

stss Tor ligs. "3.t napier. buor.
Tor tra''er Sc life pgp
VA, bet sr bare @isnsialO. sie.u
bar label mig rsnis I to timer, for ben
'apps0s. Ru Isal ben osioa faa sente
en- Stsso".
Decorah-posten., 1893-01-10

Gn Winno fom unber en- Siro ID
in Some til at bioe bet enc 7u
qcnOe, m'n &Onen banote Gr'n L,H,
Dig pua, at bun ieIO houot 9intot
1ulne.
Decorah-posten., 1893-01-10

ArGrs Itssr. 6uruen % &sOara
l'sn Tau bIipe inbtil GOO War.
e8'H er ben lrnsitlsp,nbe ui aso
irarns, 800 aar (stensssn 40 aar
Gpfilunb).
aI:sn bIir iislbsnt pper 800 g(or.
Decorah-posten., 1893-01-10
Wotitts til Sfatteneese.

Gtnttsu blir betaIbar Der ipite Eaa |
Sonuor bpert War, os tan betaIss | Laipaar.
;lse Setalinger. u iorfs'9er ben {. .ite
Sag igtarts % ben isrits Tug / September,
81 en- Bob al en- 8rpcem pr. Mooueb I9aaes
I'll Stntter o%erefter. Sois Salpbelen bstales
in ben lite Gpr.l. in3er Bob paalRgaes,
men lpis ben lttt betaies til ben 3atp, for.
,ulotr belle Stntten, % Booeu paalrss-s
ia ben lite Nlarts.
q. Yaser,
1898 Gpiintn &asierer.
Decorah-posten., 1893-01-10

sarsftn: ARapn nosls al be bin.
tlel'e 4sng, Jpn sr III ioaa, men ION
'nasH tl'rete ior 100 War NSsn.i
Sommp: "9u os iea."
Decorah-posten., 1893-01-10
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rueeGs 81 1913
eriecas1oic efter WpoAiicntTttu.
Crlcln Acknowledgements ST. T.
Icp tpefltc Gcutrmaniiiosie mpotr IRIS
Naa GitegmtooGs al. /. Ten uoriit apHrr'
m6nllidsir mcetr GUSoaB Gtierm,boa8 ~ l.
gujnnticrcniuacn roo paBeci nlrocr ors'
boa eiicrmioeaa hos g @rdafei.
6 pcu Trrhe g. G. g SJrls ON 6cru1io'
hagen Sl 1917.
sarooosnoic umiobcIbart citer Cubs
iiersitta.
cm Gttcneu al. : cr9elt Guosilsrtns.
SpinNefcrcutu1eu wgotr 8orsoaa S'ier'
mioead III. 9 pdl GoDegct
0unNrmauttrne mpoer Roneag Giterm'
al ..
gtoIe | airtmS 8aismcnt Ssroag 6or'
miooag fro 81. 9 til 70.
Decorah-posten., 1893-01-10
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af ct ai 7r. :. :
paa The Surgical Ho,a !
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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-07-10
ITALY'S BANK SCANDAL.
Threats, Insults and u Scene OF Rioting
In Chamber OF Deputies.

RoME. july iJ.-- ur final debate on the
bank bill in the chamber OF deputies yes.
terday was tumultuous. Signor Bovio.
who has been energetic in pressing forward
the investigation of the frauds, made the
speech OF the day. The time had come, he
said, for all implicated in the bank bribery
to explain their actions. Deputies. sena-
tors and ministers who had soiled theil
hands with the corruption funds scattered
by the banks of issue ought now to confess
and defend themselves il they could. The
country ought to learn who were it's dis
honest servants.
IF the senate will appoint a new COM
mittee OF inquiry" continued Signor Bo
vio, II shall refrain from naming the gull
ty men. ! demand, however, that the gull
ty men abstain from voting on the meas
ure now before the house Ii they do not,
l shall name them"
Riot broke loose in the chamber as Bovio
made this threat. Some of the deputies
shouted, 'Name them" Others, with
clenched fists, turned on him and called
him boaster. n liar and hypocrite. In
suits were exchanged on every side. and n
dozen or more fights were prevented only
by the interference of few cool men, who
held back their more pugnacious col
leagues.
After cndeavoring in vain for five min
utes to restore order the president of the
chamber suspended the sitting. When
proceedings were resumed, Sgnor Bovio
yielded TO the opportunities of his friends
and declined to continue his speech The
bank bill was then passed by vote OF 222
to l35 The chamber then adjourned for
the summer holidays
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-07-10

following are registered Mr. aud Mr..
Thomas Bennett of Northhridge. Mass:
Mr.. aud Mrs. +. Is. Rutherford OF Phil
adelphia.- Pa, G. M. Hanks of Medfiel d.
Mass. Mr.. and Mrs. B. T.. Sib!ey OF
Pleasant Bluff.
Columbia bicycle club OF North Attic
boro took dinner at Cranston Sunday.
The Young Mems Catholic Temper
ance association of Ware, Mass, will
have an excursion here Thursday, July
13.
At Peasant Bluff hotel are the follow
ing: j. II. B. Hill of Providence, Mr..
aud Mrs. j. Murphy Of Boston, l.. H.
Lennon of North Attleboro. Miss Lettie
Wilks aud L. Young. both of Newport,
Il. w. Slater, j. Gilligan, A. 4. White
and Alfred Pierce, al! Of Artleboro. John
Comstock OF Pawtucket, William Mackie
Of Providence.
AT Comstock hotel are the following:
Mrand Mrs. L. Bennett Of Northbridge,
Mr.. aud Mrs. j. Green Of New London,
Conn, j. w. Mcpherson of New London.
w. Mathewson, James Gardner, Joseph
+. Fox. aud William Darling, al OF
Pawtucket; Henry j. Bennett OF Boston,
Il. S. Williams OF Westfield, aud John
Tolman OF Rocklaud, Me.
Rocky Point.
There were Thousands on the shady
grounds at Rocky Point yesterday. where
they enjoyed themselves in a quiet, or
derly and decorous manner. All OF the
attractions of the placs were in operation
and were we'll patronized. About $500
were fed. The slide for life by Mile. Zoe
proves to be great attraction.
River View.
The baseball game on Saturday was
between the River Views aud the Bay
sides. 1t was loosely played on both
sides, but the visitors were defeated by a
score of Is to z. The River View battery
played a fine game, and the Bayside
pitcher did good work. There were
many good plays, and some brilliant
ones. After the game the visitors were
RECALLED with sandwiches and lemonade
at the Casino.
The second hop OF the season was en-
joyed by thirty-six couples at the Casino
-Sasurdwy evening. ---.--t-i.
The Casino is proving extremely popu-
lar under its new management. 1t Is
generously pstronized, and ii the present
pace is kept up the River View associa-
tion will find itself In n position TO IN
dertake other improvements for next
year.
The first praise service was held at the
Casino Sunday night There was good
attendance and an enjoyable hour spent
singing familisr hymns.
The matter of chapel in which relig-
ious services can be held on Sunday Is
being quietly discussed. but no definite
move has as yet been iuaugurated. 1t is
suggested that it might he possible for
the summer resi- dents Of River View and
Bayside to unite upon some plan to raise
the necessary money and have the chapel
SO located that it can be used for the
equal benefit of both places
Sunday was the hottest day Of the sea :
son. bat that did not deter some OF the cot
tagers from tramping "cross lots" TO the
Shso net Baptist church.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-07-10
CHRISTIAN ENDEAvOR UNION.
Organized at Cheppewauoxet Beach In
Warwick Last saturday.
Tha q excirsion OF fhf. a ffaren L In nj efi nt,

Organized at Cheppewauoxet Beach in
Warwick Last Saturday.
The excursion OF the different Christian
Endeavor societies in the Pawtuxet
valley occurred last Saturday and was a
most enjoyable affair. The outing was
not alone one of pleasure, but was ar
ranged with the view of organ
TO be composed OF members Of
all the societies In western Rhode Island.
Previous to the day of the excursion the
following delegates had been appointed
by the societies for the purpose of effect
ing the organization: Fiskville. Miss A.C.
Miss p. T.. Bowen and T.. II. Bowen:
River Point. Miss Agnes Douglass. Rev
Il. III. Adams: Anthony, &. Everett An
drews, Rev. ID. Bennett; Champion, A.
s. Winslow, Mr.. Rowen; East Green
wich, A.. l.. Brown, Mrs. Avis Wheeler,
dali /; Howard, Miss +. M. Mating, Miss
McLane.
AT the meeting held at the beach the
following resolution was adopted:
Resolved. That we. the several Christian En-
cia,e ourselves in an Endeavor union to,be called
the Western Rhode Island Christian Endeavor
union.
The following officers were then elected:
President, A. S. Winslow of Crompton
vice. president, p. 4. Bowen OF
Phenix; secretary and treasurer.
Miss A. G.. Earle of Fiskville. 1t was voted
that each society in the union s. hall be
represented in an executive committee by
its president, aud Rev. 4. II. Adams was
appointed chairman of that committees.
This concluded the business OF the
meeting and attention was turned to
the lunch prepared by Proprietor. Potter.
After dinner boating was en-
joyed by nearly all present.
IL is expected that other societies will
/ In the union I'm the near future. The
meeting was characterized by most
hearty spirit OF unanimity. happy
augury OF the future usefulness OF the
union among the churches of this section.
1t Is probable that the first regular meet
ing will be held In September, with the
societv I'm phenix
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-07-10
REMARKABLE CURE.
THIRD-STAGE CONSUMPTIVE Pa
TIENT WAS GIVEN UP TO DIE
But Was Cured Quickly by the Quick
Consumptive Cure, Administered by
the Discoverer Himself

CINCINNATI. July 8 - Another most
miraculous cure of third-stage consump-
tion by DIR. Amick .as como To light.
o yer year ago, Mrs. Hayes. OF North
Bend, o., who was gwen up to die With n
"A month, was placed under his treatment
at the request OF her neighbor, no less
celebrated u person than Mrs. Bette
Eaton, sister OF ex-President Harrison.
DIR. Amick soon mad Mrs. hayes Oh her
feet. and she has remained we'll ever since.
Thousands of consumptives write DIR.
Amick for medicines, but as his only am
bition is to SATISFY y his brother physicians
OF the CORE ctness Of his theory and treat
ment, medicines to test aie only sent to
doctors in good standing.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-07-10

CHICAGO. ILL.,, Jlly 10 = hirty perso rs
are elhvs to have bo,n d o vned dur
ing a frightfu orm which swept ovee
the lake and city las ee ing.
The Yacht Chesapeake wa bio vn over
M d four per oas were drownei. M1py
small boats were cars zed. thsi occupan S
in throvn into this wafer ami many
of them d vned. A black sloop
~ yacht ~ which ten boys
we're ,nj ,yiux sail IL misstp :.
1t care. their lives were lost ANON
The thousand ~ sitorse on worlds
- fair grou ds thrr was ~ pane Tut 10
one rs ~ jrred.
These lost f. - Ii Oh sipeake are:
ETHEL CHASE, Bostoi.
LILLIAN oRNIsII o Chicago.
HAgRY ,fARLOw, & irag'.
MEMsTCCR HAMBELEPo Of Athens,
Gr ca, a viz. tor 10 tus far.
Injured
These suffering from injuries and ex
po sure AMI likely u Gie, are:
" AVERY. Cheag
+ It'll / RoUGHToS OF Chicago.
-. ELLIOTT, CIic 20.
GEt 3GE GRAY. CNctgo.
o. lae Worlis fair grounds n
Ie.nlar panie prevailed. The dust
AID visitors htd to 20 some
whrie, 80 they 3ou II refu % from
the ram ~ the various Duildings
s, stiong was the vi d that leaks
were IT rtei In many the buildings
AS Don ~ the y ind sub.ided the Gro wd
quickly left he rounds.
Tnere wee Wild scinCs on the
Mdt ay P.disaute, particularly when
the report spread tnat the
captive "a on had been blown away
witu ,vsra. PASSENGERS ia the basket.
brllo was On the gr mn when the
som cam Z, ana simply b birst from ie
pressure of air on he on side
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-07-10
Thousands OF Miners Idle.

IsHPEMING, Mich, July 10. The Mayor
OF the city has recommended that the coun-
Gil stop all municipal work other than
absolutely necessary, az all the money the
city can raise will be needed TO suppor,
idle miners and their families during the
winter. The Winthrop mine has now
closed down and over 1000 miners are
now idle in Ishpcming alone. and 5000
in this district
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-07-10
Their Dom ands Refused.

WnKEsBARRE, Pa, July l0.-It is ru-
mored here that Vice President Voorhees,
of the Reading Railroad has written a let
ter to the chairman OF the Grievance Com
mittee refusing to grant the demands OF
20, 600 employees for less hours OF work
and more wages. 1t is known that hasty
calls have been sent out for meetings of
the various brotherhoods.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-07-10
An Unobstrue,ive View of Narragansett
Car Loads Of Human Bones.

PiBpRAs NEGRAs, Mexico, July TO-
Among the large shipments OF bones from
Mexico to the United States recently made
for fertilzing and sugar refining purposes
were ten car loads Of human. said to have
been obtained from ancient mounds In
Southern Mexico, but more probably gath
cred from various old and abandoned Gem
eteres. As these bones are fragments
from different skeletons, so, 600 individuals
are represented in the lot.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-07-10
Sir Narc,ssc Be,,eau DYING.

QUEBEC. July 10.-Sir Narcisse Belleau.
The oldest knight and one of the wealthiest
men in Canada. is dying. Sir Narcsse was
premier OF Quebec at the time of confedera-
tion and the first lieutenant and governor
Of that province after the dominion was
formed. He is 81 years of age
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-07-10
This Duel was Fatal.

Cry OF MEXICO, July 10.-Meagre par
ticulars have reached here OF duel fought
near Tlalnepantla between Evaristo Bar
anca, young law student Of this city,
and Nincentio Benavikes,a wealthy young
man Of chihuahua. Pistols were used
At the third shot Baranca received bull
let through his heart. The cause Of the
duel Is not known here.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-07-10
The Dive Broke His spine.

RocKAwAY BEACH, L. l.. July 10
William Platt, of 225 Nassau avenue,
Brooklyn, while bathing this afternoon at
Rockaway Park, broke his spine by diving
off bathing pavilion into shallow water
He will probably die. He is 45 years old
and married.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-07-10

COLUMBUS, o., July .l0-A plan was dis
covered for the escape of the two con-
demned murderers in the state prison.
Warden James has forbidden any one to
enter the annex building, in which the
men are imprisoned The only occupants
Of the annex are Frank Van Loon and
Henry Vastine of Portsmouth.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-07-10

New YORK, July TO- Miss Edith Drake,
the daughter Of James II. Drake, the Wall
street banker, has returned home and has
been forgiven. Miss Drake has proven to
her family beyond possible doubt that
she is lawfully married to Samuel McGib-
ney, the young contractor.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-07-10

SYRACUSE, July 10.-Maggie Rogers, a
pretty brunette, residing at Cold Springs
near this city, bought bottle of laudanum
and drank the contents She was found
dead in her room. Faithlessness of her
lover is said to have prompted the deed.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-07-10

COLUMBUS. o., July 10 "A plan was dis
covered Saturday evening for the escape
of the two condemned murderers in the
State prison, Warden James has forbidden
any one to enter the annex building, In
which the men are imprisoned. The only
occupants of the annex are Frank Van
Loon and Henry Vastine
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-07-10
Entries for the Blue Ribbon Races.

DETROIT, Mich, July 10. = Secretary
Campbell, Of the Detroit Driving Club
announces that the entries for the blue
ribbon meeting. which begins on July IL,
now number 23l.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-07-10

ROME, July 10. The Patria newspaper
says that as soon as the Senate finishes
the business now in hand tine closing of
the session will be ordered by the govern
ment with view toward proceeding
against all members of parliament who are
implicated in the bank scandals. The
guilty senators will be requested to resign
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-07-10
The Raymond n whitcomb Exposition
Tours.

That the gr eat bulk OF Worlds fair travel from
New England goes through the hands OF Messrs.
Raymond a whtcomb IL not surprising. Daily
special trains Of elegant Pullman vestibuled cars.
has no superior Ia Chicago form combination
that lls ali requirements. The special trains land
the r pass myers within n BLOCK OF the Raymond a
Whitcomb Grand which Il a permanent structure
OF the best class and entrance 20 the Exposition
of the parties hlsd for the coming months there
are some vacancies ne VIII De -een py an
2p5 Washington street, Boston. for a Descriptive
book.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-07-10
The Lodi pIeacherv burned.

HAcKEssAcK, N. j.. Js;y 10-Tbe
Lodi Bleachery sp1 Dye works, OF Lodi,
owned By Byrnes Brothers, OF that village,
were -:aily destroyed by fire last even
The plant was valued at 500. 900.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-07-10
Irrespective of yalue

Auctioneer William II. Herrick has been in
structed % sell that elegant estats. known as the
Henry J. Stcere Mar sion. at Nayatt Point. on the
above basis. This Is the most elegant estate on
Narragansett bay. and should be 70 he appre-
ciated. Sale tomorrow. July H. 1893, at4p. m
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-07-10
Suitable for N Hotel.

Mr.. Alfrei Metcalf. executor or estate OF Henry
j. Steere, has instructed Auctioneer william ii.
Herrick to sell the mansion at Nayatt Point nbe-
spective OF value. House has IL large rooms and q
hotel In taaS vicinity will prove bonanza Sale
tomorrow, July IL. 1893. at y. the premises
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-07-10
THE WEATHER.

Weather for this
evening Fair and
warm. For to-
IN orro W - Warm
wave. Temperature
from o a. m. July
o to 0 a. m. july
10 :Highest SC; low
est 81; mean 1876.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-07-10
Where is Navatt po,r,,

About miles from Providence. on he east side
Of the bay. and one OF the most desirable sumrner-
ing laces In the state. Tomorrow. July H. 1893 at
p. m. Auctoneer VIM. H. Herrick will sell tho
Henry j. Steere mansion. on above point irrespec-
tive OF value, TO the hi hest bidder.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-07-10

The elegans residence known as the Henry J.
steere mansion at Nayatt Point IL Will be sold TO
the highest bidder tomorrow. July II. 1893. eta
m, by AuotieBeer William ~. Hsrrick. 1t win pay
you TO lie there
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-07-10

ALMANAC FOR MONDAY. July 10.
suN RIsEs....... II Moon RrsEs..12 s. AN
fSs fTseTn Snis'i cr Div..ls os s FULL SEA ss
WAsHINGToN. July TO- = Forecast for
New England Generally fair: northerly
winds becomipg variable: slightly cooler.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-07-10
The Henry j. steer~ Mansion at Nayatt
nj

VIII he sold nj public auction tomorrow, July IL,
1898. at 4 y. m, on the premises by Auctioneer
William III. Herrlck, irrespective of value. This Is
the most elegant estate on Narragaasett bay.
sale positive,
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-07-10
The New Hosford's Baling Powder EH-
Gels all Others

in baking strength. purity and healthfulness IT'S
n strictly pure ph osphatc POWDER ana is brnenc ai
10 health. Recommended by physicians
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-07-10
THIRTY WEREL0ST
In Fearful Windstorm at Chicago
Early Last Evening.
THEY WERE ON The LAKE
When q Cyclone with Fearful Fury
CapSized Their Crafts.
NUMBER NOT DEFINITELY KNOWN.
NUMBER NOT DEFINITELY KNOWN.

But Death List Believed to Have In
cludcd at Least Thirty--wild scenes
in Midway PIaisance-Ca Captive Balloon
Tremble from the Fiercr of the
Caie-w onder That Many Peopi
We're Not Killed on shore
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-07-10

DO not boy any kind Of bed before calling on us
best - material used prices low.
WILLIAM SWEENEY A Co,
l2e North Main street.