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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-10-18
MARRIED FIFTY YEARS.
MT. and Mrs. G. j. kebholz Celebrated
Their Golden Wedding.


Mr.. and Ms. George J.. Rebholz cele-
brated their golden wedding here yester-
day In most impressive manner. Tuey
came {, this country from Palatinat,,
Germany, aud met in New York, wher,
they were married in st. Nicnols Roman
Cat holic church.
Yesterda. 's observance was in charge
of the G.rmania club of this city. Al 9
o'clock the entire company were 80 ted In
the cathedral OF SIS. Peter aud Paul, an.
after the agel couple had march
up the broad aisle aud Rev. Dc. Stang
r, u ,ited hem. tney took seats near the
railing and q high mass was celebrated.
The officers were: Celebrant, Rev. DR..
Stang; deacon, Rev. FIR. RAFFERTY,; sub
deacon, Rev. FIR. Lownty; master OF cere-
monies, Rev. FIR. McGse. Miss Monohan
sang the offrrtory and the cathedral ooy
choir chanted the responses.
The company then rep ,ired to the
rooms OF the Germania Club, where n
wedding breakfast was served. Tn'
speeches were made by Rev. DR.. Stang.
DR.. Lesser, Professor Mueller, Professor
Fisher and Rev. Me-. Rafferty,. Tn
favorite German toast "Hoch sollcn si,
leben. huca dreimal hoch," opened
these delightful exercises. The happy
G ,uple have had eleven children, OF whom
i've are alive and were present. Anon
he wedding guests were number from
New Y ork and Boston.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-10-18
PAWTUCKET.
Coroner Holding an Inquest on the Death
OF Andrew W are.

Coroner Holding an Inquest on the Death
OF Andrew ware.
The inquest upon the death OF Andrew
Ware has been opened by Coroner jerks
Ware was killel by the recent explosio
in the Central avenue sewer. M new de-
We op nsnts have been brou ht out yet by
the testimony.
Tue school committee held an ad-
Journed meeting last evening. The salary
Of the cerk Of the sopsriuts dent OF
schools was fixed at s1l per week. The
janit ors OF the school buildings were given
permission to Withdraw their petition for
an inl reas. Of salary. The superintend-
cut of schools was authorized 10 allow
the teachers TO attead the sessions OF the
Rh, d, Island Institute OF Instruction.
Oct. 20 and %.
Tuis evening the Dem ocratic city con-
vention will BE- held in ne district court
room. Thomas w. Robinson will un-
douotedly be nominated ( r mayor.
The agent Of the Ant.-Cruelty + ciety
has decided to re- uru Mamie Donueliy to
the st. AL ,ysius Asylum. Mamie is the
.6.year-o d girl who told the police that
her foster m ,ther had whipped her aud
turued her adrift.
Being unable to pay fine OF s. md
COSTS for stea ins pair of sI0es, Charles
Nicholsoa was yester ay Committed Z,
Jail. VILLA Kelley WIS Dound over lol
breaking aud entering the saloon Of
Patrick Tomey. Henry Cosn aud Mar
garet Brennan were sent to the State
workhouse for SIX months for vasraucy.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-10-18
STATE NEWS IN BRIEF.

About fifty persons enjoyed the closing
bake OF the Warwick club yesterday
afternoon.
The Westerly school committee has
decided that non-resdents must pur-
chase their own books.
There has been slight reduction In
wages at the Crefell mills, Westerly, but
the employees are not growing.
Fred Gobeille of Woonsocket Is under
arrest at Detroit, Mich. Last August he
stole n bicycle, for which he was indicted.
He Is only Is years old, but has been an
inmate OF the Sockanosset reform school
Yesterday afternoon the funeral OF
Eijai K. Jsslin took place at ST. James
Church. Woonsocket. Mr.. Jsln has
for some time been yard conductor OF
The Consolida ed railroad 10 Woonsocket.
Willis z erett Hope Of Woons cket
was married yesterday to M So Ellen
Idelis Wood, eldest daus shter of Mark II.
Wood. town clerk OF Barrinx xton, the
ceremony t.king place at the home oil
the brides parents.
William N. Rose. the new postmaster
at Slocumvilie, is the station agen OF tue
N. Y. N. H. & II. railway which position
he has held ior several years. Mr.. Rose
was postmaster under the former ad-
ministration. and Las been tho ass staut
postmaster under the Harrison rc lane.
The Office will remain in its present
location at the station.
William II. King, the Newport million
aire, is not to be released from the Mclean
asylum. Somsrville. M .ss. Ex-Governor
Long of M ,ssachus ,ts fnds that Mr..
King Is much de nented and needs the
best of care. Mr. X NJ has D. en- In the
asylum since 1856. He is nearly rs years
old, was never married. and has no
nearer kin than nephews and uleces.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-10-18
C.pt.in H..d.. Expsrl.no..

CHICAGO, Oct. Is Captain William e.
Hea !, wealthy Irish land owner, county
Tipperary, ireland. hearing the position OF
police nagis rate, stopped at the Harrison
street police station last n ght. Since his
arrival be has been duped right and left In
America, and finds himself psuniless.
Captain Head arrived in Boston Sept. 81.
He carried letters Of introduction to the
British ambassador In Washington, and
he was soon In the cs,iital city. He regis
tered at the national hotel there aud 1t was
here be met his first introduction ia
American confidence men, who stole bis
pocketbook con aiming f50O. his watch
and chain and other valuabl
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-10-18
RYAN HEAVILY IRONED.
Tho Leg and Wrist 'hacklcs Put On at
the jail Yesterday.

Since his incarceration in SOLITARY con.
finrnent at the state prison, James
Ryan. who made n desperate attempt 70
e.c,pe from confinement which resulted
in nearly killing o licor Armstrong.
has been nervous and incline
to be violent. IL has been found neces.
sary 10 double the wa'ch over him aud
even then a daily search OF his cell has {,
be made. Yesterday during the searcl
the officers earthed severa
tools. collected, they knew no.
how, but there the implsment
were. and had Ryan Ia n Few more da, ;
% PREPARATION he might have made al
ott or desperate attempt to escape.
Howeye-. the officers d spairing OF HI.
reformation, and becoming aware thai
only brute strength would succeed in thi,
case placed heavy shacklss on his wria
aud ankles, aud these will only be re-
moved at meal times.
Murphy. who was placed in soiitar,
conf lsment for his share In the Elwood
break for liberty, is "a guiltless as th
legendary lamb. but with all that IA
officers maintain clos, watch on hi
every movement
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-10-18

Over . Dsmsstic Bow which Premises d
- vsnsiiassa In CssrA
SPRrNoYIELp. Masa Oct 1.-THE town
Of BeIcAertown u agitated over = domestic
trouble which will doubtless soon b'
tested in the oeurta Clinton. son OF So
lectman Nelson Randall. accuses bis wife
Of having deceived him BY foisting Z
Brooklyn founding upon him ~ his own
child. Mrs. Randall denies the charge
and documentary evidsncs IL held by each
party.
Unfortunatsly, the birth Of Mrs. Ran
dall's child is not recorded In Brooklyn
where IL 10 alleged to have been born or
May l, 1901. Mr.. Randall Is accused ol
having deserted his wife through tho In
dHence Of his father.
Suit II threatened by the husband fol
divorce, and by the wife against Nelson
Randall for conspiracy to ALLEVIATE thu
affections of bis son from the wife. Mr.
Randall believes his wife Is deranged, snc
she says the same OF him.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-10-18
FOOTBALL AT BROWN.


Of the College Team.
The football practice at Brown yestsr-
day was an Improvement on the day be
fore. Aldrich aud Mccarthy were out
again. Csrey's long RUS round the d,
aided by the fine interf, renee OF Donovan,
we're the features OF the practice.
Pop" Ellis, who played two
years ago a, d pu up sphenome al game.
came out for little while and played
with the CO d eleven at u ,ri. He
walked right away with Smith, who
c. uld do nothing with him aud
Pop" was responsible for more
than one tackle and lost ground for the
fr.t eleven. Some new tricks were
tried and still more are z worked up.
There is still lack of a goou second eleven.
and the spirit of Ellis in coming out
and helping the varsity Is worthy
OF emulation I'm others Dennison
and Colby were placed in the second
eleven. making six cen men. aud this
served to even up matters little more.
The eleven still lacks snap and does not
line up quick enou xh. IL all had the
spirit OF Donovan Ia playing there would
be q noticeable improvement in the play.
Brown Notes.
Harvard challenged Brown TO a game
at Cambridge this afternoon, but Mana
ger George was obliged to decline thi.
date. as also one with B. A. A. for today,
owing to the crippled condition Of the
team.
The freshmen continued their
usual practice yesterday. A date with
the Quidnicks OF Newport for Oct. 81 has
besa arranged and Harvard Freshma .
will probably be played Nov. 4.
The tennis tournament still drags along.
Thomas. "a, beat Chamberlain, '9l, 60.
6-3, aud Huse, Go, 6-L Cooper. '95,
beat Lewis, 'g7. Go, 60. The tourna-
ment 10 now nearly finished. the semi
huals and finals remaining TO be played.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-10-18
NEW LYNCHING SCHEME.
Indiana Prisoners Attempt to Hang
One of Their Number.

BRAZIL, Ind. Oct 1S.-Tne sheriff yes
terday discovered plot coucocted by tn,
prisoners In the county Jail to hang one OF
their number. About month ago an at
tempt was made at Jail delivery, and
everything had been skilfully planned
Among the prisoners were three charged
with murder and two with train wrecking
William Houston, charged with larceny,
and one OF the promoters OF the escape,
weakened and told the sheriff OF what wa'
being done. The other prisoners deter
mined to hang Houston. They had ar
ranged n strong rope OF strips OF bed cloth
ing and were going 10 commit the deed
last night Houston had been sentenced
to the penitentisry, and had been removed
from the Jail during yesterday, thus pre-
venting the deed.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-10-18
THE STATE INSTITUTIONS
G0vERN0R AND ASSEMBLY MAKE
rHEIR ANNUAx VISIT.
Some OF Those who Made Up the Psrty
which Went Out - CrsnssoA This
Morning.

In accordance with the yearly custom
the vsrn and members OF the geus
raj assembly inspected tn State fnstitn-
ii ms at Cranston in an official visit to-
day. The party left this city At o;20
O'clock this morning and proceeded di-
rectly TO the inatitut ons where
the visitors we're Hospitality received by
James ii. Eastman, tuperintendent OF
the lis itutions. A tour OF Inspection
was then made Of the state prison, the
Proyidencs cou ty jail, the state work
house and house of correction, the stat Q
almshouse, the state asylum, the reform
&C iool aud the Oaklawn school for girls.
and in each institu ion the inspec tion
was thorough and satisfactory.
Tnen at o'clock the party partook o
a bountlfu coll ,tion and after . shor,
res re-umed The tour.
TIE return was made a. $50 p m. The
visitors were we'll received in he various
Institutions by the inmates VINO made
the best app arance p 'ssibe before the
guests. AT the SocSanosset school for
boys, the cadet band saluted the party
40 their arrival with music, and The
cad 81 corps turaed out en- masse.
A ong the vislturs we're Governor
Brown. judge Cooke. General Dennis,
Herb, 1T 4. Bennett. Brls' OF; James Coz
geshall, Vic 70 d; Seua,o Church.
south Kin.s.on; Leopo d Dimouu.
Providence Clark Potter, South
Kingston ex-Mayor William II. II Wy
ard, Providence; Representative
Haz ,rd, NJ. Smith, Johnston
Thomas III. Cavanhu "a. WoonsocS Set; Mr.
Green, North Providence; 1honas H.
Coggeshall, Newport. chairman OF g
Board of Sta,e Charities aud G ,rrec ions;
Villa "a ii. Spooner. Bristol; Cuarles II.
Peckhnm, secretary Of the board and
IlherA
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-10-18
ONE WAY TO SETTLE WILLS
How Two Sons Got Their Fathers
Property.

LINCOLN, Neb., Oct. 1S.-Three years
ago last March, DIR. J. ]. Turner. an OLE
resident and quite wealthy, died, leaving
AN estate valued at between $4,000 and
$4,000. Two sons survived him. He
left will which his executors were led t.
believe donated his entire property to tn,
board of missions of the Presbyterian
church. The two sons contested on the
grounds that he died intestate. In the
trial the executors testified that when they
went to secure the will the sons informed
them that the house had been robbed, and
that the burglars secured, among other
things, the important document. The
jury yesterday brought in verdict award
ing the property to the sons. The verdict
causes much surprise.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-10-18

BosTos. Oct. 1s.-A rousing reception
was rendered the delegates attending the
biennial convention OF the brotherhood
Of Railroad Trainmen In Faneuil hall last
night They were welcomed to the state
and city by Governor Russell and Acting
Mayor Lee. Enthusiasm reigned, and all
Of the speakers, from the governor down.
were warmly greeted with hearty applause
.,A rh
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-10-18

NEW HAVEN, Oct 1s-Patrick Willis,
for many years prominent Democratic
politician in this city, but now employed
in New York, has been sued for absolute
divorce and aimony BY his wife, who re-
sides here Property In this city has been
attached to the amount of $4,000 The
complainant alleges that Willis lived for
several years with woman in New York
as his wife. Willis is reputed 10 be we'll
off financially.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-10-18

New YORK. Oct. IS William G. Cherry,
one of the best known aud most expert
teI-gr. pbers 1, tii~ city, died Ia Bellevue
no pi al ye- d,y of pneumonia. He
was boru IN Monir al ana wa Al gears
Of age. Al the time I lis death he was
In tue eunpl y of tia y Wy rk Herald.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-10-18
Asquith ana tho Peers.

LONDON, Oct. 49, = Herbert Asquith,
home secretary, speaking In Glasgow last
evening, denied the right Of the house Of
lords to force dissolution Of parliament.
The electors themselves should be blamed,
be said, for tolernting system which
placed the gigantic power In such irre-
spousible hands as those of the peers. He
denied that the ministers intended to re-
introduce the home rule bill in the next
Ton
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-10-18

ST. JoHNsBURY, VT, Oct is.-The Cit
liens Savings bank of ST. Johnsbury.
Lyndonville National bauk aud Lyndon
Vile Savings hank have petitioned Charles
T. Walter into insolvency. Eleven thou
sand dollars Of Walters paper has forged
endorsements. and Walter is now under
arrest for these forgeries. but out on bail.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-10-18
UettInr nid of Mivhoinders.

SAN Francisco, Oct. 1s--Ilundreds of
highbinders nave been pouring into China
town lately with the Intention of remain
ing there for the winter. Sixty eight
were arrested, charged with vagrancy.
Parties have been cooperating with the
police TO have them arrested for the pur.
pose of identifying them, with q view To
their deportation, and warrants will be
served upon them to that end.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-10-18
Seventeen Mon Badly Injured.

ALTOONA, Pa. Oct. Is. "A freight engine
and train collided with a car containing
20 employees of the Pennsylvania Railroad
company returning from their work in
the lower yard to this city. The car was
broken up and the hot stove overturned
among the men, IL Of whom were very
seriously injured.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-10-18

Conn.,, WIN served rom l775 TO 1871 ~
memb OF CO mittes OF correspondeuce
and public safety. and WAS an active
patriot; also grandson OF Benadam
Gallup OF Groton, Conn.,. commander OF
a regiment OF Coz necticutmilitia
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-10-18

NEW HAVEN, Oct. ls--Thc case Of Louis
LsFrenies, charged with having beaten
his wife TO death. came up in the superior
court yesterday aud WAS assigned for trial
at the next term. The case Of Giacomo
Rossi. the Italian who murdered Thomas
Cochran July 3. ls91, came up also, and
was assigned for trial next week.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-10-18

NEW HAVEN. Oct. iS.-Nathan Wolfe,
one of the principal witnesses in tho
Schloss case, in which Drs. Whitten and
Lee were acquitted, has mysteriously dis
appeared. HIS family fear that the strain
he underwent has made him demented
Wolfe was first a witness for the st ate and
afterward went on the stand for the de-
fence, admitting that he had perjured
himself by his first testimony in order to
shield Cash, who was on trial as an
accessory
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-10-18
Instantly Killed.

BosToN, Oct ls.-Mrs. James Kiley was
instantly killed ia u carriage accident at
Waverly. She was riding with Edward
Brown, and while left alone for a moment
the horse started and overturned the car.
riage. Mrs. kiley Was picked up dead.
There was not bruise on her body nor
were there ear bones broken.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-10-18
Loose Finances Alleged.

NEW HAVEN, Oct l8.-Application was
made in the superior court here asking
for the removal of John B. Wallace as
trustee of the insolvent Electrical Supply
company Of Ansonia on the grounds that
Wallace owes the concern over el00, 900.
The court has heen asked to order the
books of the insolvent firm. of Wallace g.
Sous Of Ansonia inspected by an expert,
Is they were greatly muddled.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-10-18

BRooKLYS, n. Y, Oct is.-Edwin
Rowley, son Of Sir Charles Rowley, ex.
member OF parliament, and Airs. vii.
helmina Huffmire, were held for the
grand jury yesterday by Justice Hendrick
son, of Flatbush, on a charge OF attempt.
ing TO poison Calvin Huffmirs, the
woman's husband
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-10-18
Robb.d The Covsrumeot-

MONTREAL Ger. IS The case Of Boyd,
Ryne e. Campbell, VIII ,l.sAie stationers,
who are cha ged with defraud ng the
customs, Is 81 d to he one Of the worst ever
brought to the notice of the customs de.
partment False Invoicing, undervalua-
tion and smuggling are ali charged, AID
this. 1t is said, has been going on for sew
orul vaars
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-10-18
In. Lawyer. were Not Ready.

The common pleas division OF the
supreme court adjourned for the day u Is
morning without trau usacting any
business. This is one of the fruits OF the
new re.ime. Lawyers who are not ready
with their cases when they come up ara
dealt with heroicslly. They must either
lose their casrs or settle them up with
the opposing counsel.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-10-18
killed HI. sister and himself

NEW YORK, Oct. lS.--Jacob Winter, %
years old, truck driver, shot and killed
his sister Louisa last night. Winter then
shot himself in the head and died IN
stantly. The cause of the shooting is said
to be because the girl received the atten-
lions Of a barber against her brothers
Wishes
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-10-18
Companx Mu.t Nova.

NEW HAvEy. Oct. ls.-Ju lge Hall has
filed his dc oa In ,he case If william
II. Clay ct al against the Waterbury
Wheel aud Spoke company. The plaintiff
claim that the sream from the factory aud
the noise vas nuisance. Judge Hall
found the ALLEGATIONS tru :, and the COM
pAny can no long carry Oh their bu incSr
at that location
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-10-18
Nutmeg state Knights Of Honor.

HARTFORD, Oct. ls-The grand council
of the Knights of Honor of Connecticut
held its 10th annual session In old Fellows
hall here Tue following officers were
elected: Grand dictator, George w. DANES
Of East Litchfield; grand vice dictator,
Phueas A. Spencer of Meriden; grand
assistant dictator. j. l.. Barrett of An
sonia; grand treasurer, James A. Kelsey
of Middletown; grand reporter, Q. W..
Skiff of DAnbury
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-10-18

DANBUEY. Conn, o.. lS-F -deIick
Seyln ar " .limsn n, x-lr a>u 4 Con
Lecticut, is dead. He Nas - yets q. aud
MAS one OF ue oldest &C - b n ,e.s i. tue
csuntry. In b seari.sr days ne was gron-
-ifa<.ftt-- -tta-t,.,-i-tA-
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-10-18
Diad In Refl.

Lizzie Brophy, 30 years old, was found
dead in bed In her room at the boarding
house owned by Mrs. Motiit at Lyman
street at II o'clock yesterday morning.
Medical Examiner Palmer was notified
and decided that death resulted from
natural causes. Miss BrJphy had no
friends in this city.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-10-18
Tn. .,r.n, E...,iv u-.,..

NEW York, Oct. Is. - l'o.rr was
pl cara tIeunIun of tie family o. General
u. > Grant a. the Fifrh Avgnue butsl
yesterday. lie ocea-io was = farewell 10
Mis-. Nellie GrrnI > rrori~, who ~ led WI IA
her children Tor Ensia on tnc Paris
to-day
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-10-18
senator crsn.,on Very III.

Senator George Il. Cranstop. depart
ment commander OF the Grard Army. is
confined 10 bis house near Wexford
Junction. He is suffering from su attack
Of rheumatis "A near the heart, and his
condition Is very serious
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-10-18
windne nra,. ,~,n,J :, re ra.

SPIINCFIEi ID, Mass, Oct ls-W. w.
WIud.e, IA ~ attempt st the i've mile
bicycle record here, reduced the three
mile ma oi cts l-5. ma,ir 10y entj :,
10 643 he feii bsii he record or he
fourth ~ le and sttpped.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-10-18
CapfIsI Disrieased-

BERLIN, Oct 1s Chancellor Won Ca
priv ha, decided TO stop the attempt
made by several jnrnals to make trouble
between him and Count Botho Fulrnbura,
Prussian minister resident. Csprivi's
friends says that reports Of their mutual
iealousies are malicious lies.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-10-18
Ola, Hr.r.l A.mr Man.

PoUGHKEEPsrs. y. y, DC, 8 jacob
Pehi. ine oi,tsl Uf nd Amy p,an 10
United States. ds-d mere ye~ser lay. lie
was born Ia Germany ia ls9 He was
nreube- Hamn.vn pos, ~, Grand
Arms
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-10-18

SAN FRANCISCO, Oc'. ls-Charles L.
Fair, the surviving son OF ex 5 -uHtor
James G. Fair, wa arrest at Port COSTA.
Cal, while on his way ,ast 10 pend hi.
honeymoon, he having b Ell MARI ed clan
de.inely q few ds ago 10 n woe an ~
notorirty. He was arrested on "a cDarge Il
inasuitv
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-10-18
New Br un.w,oI v.,,a.o nurned.

FREDERICTON. N. b., Oct. ls-The
Will. ge OF 81. Mary's, across the river from
this city, was almost en,ir,ly destroyed b.
fire yesterd y nf 9 Don. TIVE, y two
buildings we,s burn d. Loss, $5J,uOO.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-10-18
.r,ar. ar wei, Ci.,,on.. Niece.

Marriage ~ o we'll Cisyton's Niece.
PINE BLUFF. Ark, Oct. ls.-M 50 Emma
CT yton, "a. htsr of The late Dr. 10 N
H. Clayton aud niece of ex-Sena or Pow
ell Clayro Z, WAS .sarried in tDis city yes.
terdav y 'fvT eW ID. Jones.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-10-18
Snaninh steamer Oyard M

NEW YORK, Ost. lS Fears are felt for
the safety OF the Spanish steamer Ciudud
Condal, which lied for this port from
Havana on Oct 10, and was due here on
Saturday. She carries q crew Of ~ men.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-10-18
The New Horsford's Baking Powder
Ercels All Ofbers

In BAKING strength. purity and heslthfuiness
II is strictly pure phosphatis powder. ana r.
beneficial 10 health. R'eommsnisi by Ply.
siclsns.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-10-18

Cattle Thief sun'msri,y Dealt with.
INDEPENDENCE, Kan, Oct 1S-William
Jones, wanted for stealing cattle from the
Cherokee strip, opene fire on q posse,
who attempted to arrest him. The officers
returned the fire, instantly killing Jon s.