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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-03-17
DELlNoUENT NOTICE.

10 Thomas O.. Ewingl
Nuns rs 10 NOIlFN 1Ou THAT NOu ABE
indebted to mo Iu ihc sum Of three hundred
aOllars isa GOD tor labor performed Tor you,
on tIu AlpssA mine, situated 100 Dry Cam ON,
Ophir Dining District IUneIc County, Utah.
SAID mime r. about half milo from the Hidden
Treasure mine lu a Houlhwca,rfly dr0nlon,
ma nYout hali 70 mile from tho Mona mine 10 q
.nuthorIy direction. and o. Joined ON the north
lv tnp Fourth ut July mine. hlid Murt was
ppffOTmpa aH uHs tBsmgut work Tor ynu for 'hc
yuars 1874 aUd i8ll nnu un'rs. you pay me
brrrof. your interest Will be- forfcifud tl me ace
ruriuV tD law. NAlEp hE'Hl'
February %, 1878, Ir'
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NOTICE.

A MEETING Oh TlfE sTJCKiIOLpERs or
~ thC-tars aud Jeremy company is hereby
called Aui will Be he'd on saturday The lsih day
~ March, 1893. at 10 aim, ut tho company
Unre, No 20. Richards street, SAT- Lake titys IN
SALT Lake county, Utah rcrutury, Tor the pur
pose Of muuiing article ui the articles Of
incorporation Of fald Cumpnuy,hy reducing the
number uf directors therein provided Tor.
ISAAC SEARS,
President
Dated February Ith, 1903.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.


NOTICE i nEUEBN GIVEN, ny THE
~ undersigned, admins razor OF the estate
Of Mary Ann C4N4il. deceased. 10 tie creditors
OF, and all persons having claims against sad
deceased, 10 exhibit them with the necessary
vouchers withiui months ailer the iirst publi'
cation OF this notice, Go tle aaid administrator.
AZ rs run street, ,tlt Lake Ciiy,in tho County
of salt Lake, ltah. ..
Administrator of tho estate Of Mary Ann
Cailull, deceased,
Joiis II. UAsNoS, Atty, for Administrator.
Dated March 3, 1895,
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VouS T. UUCkLE, thu AbNiNtsTUA
81 To- ~ The estate Of B cob Watkins, dr.
ceased having died pe.it on hrIglu. day yer.
ned. prrvlns Tor an order Of .u' VI the rrll
estate Of sad dcccdeni, ior hr purposes there
.lu I'D frrih IL ia therefor. HII.H"U hg the
t1.-e az eatd court, that all u.T.lua hoo crested
NJ tbc estate OF said deceased appear before
tho said probate court on ttiuT. thu lith uu'
~ Mnrrh iqIt al ~ o'cluca lu fHD forenoon
of said dsy. AZ the Cont Room of Hu'd prohntc
Court. al tho County toTr. House 10
Inc city md county Of tat lHko, Jinh
r1rritofv 10 efow cause why un order
sbould nnt he granted 10 the H1Il .dWiutuHlor
~ sell 10 much u the real cf'H Ht said dc.
erased nj y ivato sale o. .lfN De- ,ucccs.
rsry, aud hat a topy 81 iNI. order he puu-
itattgt nt lr1et four anrrcssiY" Wue.a Iu DO
uIsuurr EvENfHU NEW, ID Newspaper
Printed and published ~ rlia cIiy aud D1unJ.
Dated February i'thi ls.t ,,..,o
Probate Judge.
C.. u. JACK. Attorney.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-03-17

TINE ACRES MTNr Oh AMANDA JOHN.
1 son. the mother OF mo aHuyc named
child, and tue stntomont signed HUd sworn 10
before me uy her ~ tho presence OF two wit.
ncsses, aud the statement of Joshua DAVIS aud
Elsie Mary DAVIS, husband ana wic' persons
signed Ind fWu.n to before me, tho Probate
Judge, It n hereby ordered tb1t ihursday, the
rth day VI April, A. - ls0i ht DO O'clock a N,
tire. and tho Court loufr q ms 4 ouft the
place Tor tho hearing ~ said adoption, when
ana where All persona inter stcd may hppcnf
aud show cause why frli rhid thuuldnui be
adopted 10 said J0shul DAVIS and Elsie Mary
DAVIS.
Ills further ordered that copy OF this order
be publiahed once q wees for 81 rec Wrtls,
teNi PRIOR TO said hearing, IN the DLsLtir
EyENiNo NIws.
Dated this 18Th day Of Nnrch. ls'n,
JArOB h BLAIR, Probate Judge,
CASNoN 4 fEuGusVN, Attorneys.
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NOTICE.

1fHE sENu.ANNuAL MEETING OF TIM
i stockholders Df tho Peoples Equitable
90 operative hsspci ltlon viii b. held ne their
stOrr, aud MAN street, SAT- Lake city, on
Monday. March 9Th. len. az sh y, on. The
Report Tor tho init ia months and the trans
action ~ such other business ns may come DO
fore the meeting, JusErt ANutr~ON,
SALT lsAkt CITY, Secretary
March 10Th, 1921.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.


NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN. ~
~ tho undersigned, adminlelrnTiN uf thn
estate OF Jane ferguson, deceased, @
une rfenitors OF, and 40 porsons having
claims ArHinst tho s1d deceased, u OK
hibit them with the necessary Vouchers within
len months nfior tho nut publication OF this
uoiire. 10 thc said gdmlulatratriN or nor at
tornov, at tho laW 0nIno of Harlow fetgufpn,
snlt Lake civ, w tie County OF hat Lake,
i'''''''' W MARY FERGUSON.
AdminirtraTlx Of the ostaic Of Jane Ferguson.
dcccHsrd,
Dated Tob uary 18Th, is8
BANMow RIRGusos, Attorney for estate.
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Nn1ioE 10 caEplToRs.


Estate OF william =. humeyer, deceased
NOTICE ~ HEEkBl GlytN, ny THE
~ underflgncd, Lucinda NeimoyCr, eNecu
uiN OF the rstato OF Miuihm A. Ncimcyer, nc
having claims ngliuHl tho fbii deceased, To oN
hihlt thum with thu necessary vouchers within
ten months amor thu tIHi publication Of TN,
/anc Il Putnam. attorney nt law, iih lfOErrtl
building, salt i.nku tiiy, m NC county q sail
Lake, Utah. INilNiiN ntlMk ~ Eh,
ENccutrN OF the estate oi William A. Nchn
eyer, deceased,
Dated March rth, 1873
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DISSOLUTION OF COMPREHENSIVE.

rI,uE FIRM HERTtOFORE ENtsTlNG
under the name and style of trorsr tod
dlrd s Company, doing busincs. 10 salt Lake
rty, Umh. 10 This day dissolved hy mutual
COZ sent. George Goddard assuming inc pAy'
mont OF nl the Indebtedness NJ tAl company.
tEUNsE Gnnu Alib.
RiCHAHD sMYTn,
salt Lake city, Utah, March %, 1873.
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DISSOLUTION or oOPARrNERsHlP.

NOTICE Is uERDn GiNEN THAT the
~ dru OF Grass Is Fowler, heretofore doing
hu-luess ut No. va West, south Temple stree f,
san Lake CITY Utah. has this day been d.,
solved b7 mutuil consent The books of no.
r0unt ~ tho late firm have been placed In tho
bands al Gtorgr T.. Nyo, Commercial Block.
who b. hereby Authoflledio receive ull moneys
duo tNr lutO nrm, ana rrrript Tor mo same
81 FOWLER
joins GRASS.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-03-17

In connection with the Hawaiian an
uc@tion proposition, it Is interesting 10
recall tho fact that Texas camc into tho
Union IN the very way ia which the COM
missionors hope 10 make thcir islands u
part Of our territory. Texas people,
among whom were hundreds Of citizens
Of the United States, achieved their in
dependence of Mexico. Then thoy voted
In favor Of annexation 10 the United
States aud sent comm ion TO treat
with our government on the subject.
Hawaii has done likewise. Congress
passed "a resolution authorizing the un-
ncxation Then tho commissioners won't
back to Texas, and by a great vote tho
people raaAcd the annexation act, and
so Texas became u part of the United
States. AZ the same time that it passed
the resolution authorizing annexation
the congress Of that day made provision
allowing Texas at amy time TO divide into
four states. which Toxins IS too wise TO do.
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LEGAL NOTICE.
In the Probate Court IN and i0r SAT- Lake
County. Territory 90 Utah.
In the matter Of the cstatc Of Caroline Luckton,
deceased.

Deceased.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVES fuAT 4. T..
~ Hcrsttum. admnislrau "i lhu estate ot
CAROLINE Eurkson. doccGaci. hla rendered tor
sottlcmcut. aud hIcd in sAl Court hia uual
account ct his udministraiiuH 90 HHd estate
and petition for nnal distribution NJ the
f,sidro uf fnid estate among ihu per.
SONS suutlpd therein, aud ihai luCsdny,
the iih LAY ~ April, 4 d. l-l 90 40
O'Clock m NJ tho court room ui HH|l court,
Ia che County Court House, Sa.t LH.u Diiy mud
County. IAN Territory, has nnHu uuIF appoint
ed uy thr Judge uf said Court. 'ur IuH .UttID.
mrui Of sHii account and hcartE uI1 get ton
for difiriluuo at which uwr tHl p'1rr ihy
AMI show cause. " any There Nr. ably sHii
account fhouid not be settled Hui approved
and final distribution made uf prayed i0r
o. y MEtOl,
ClcfkUi Probate court,
Ry CAusrEN BHowSE. Jr., Deputy Clerk
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Ia tho Probate Couri. in and iHf salt Lake
County. Territory Ui luN
In mo matter q no tsiatc oI Il1D IlVIcHto
deceased

deceased
NrortCE Is HEREBY GIVEN TINT
~ Nuyian g. FOX, aufViN,rE ".Uuulnr ui tho
i1st viii and tcftament ami %. lUU o.tftr of
Luah Lawrence. deceased, Nl. r"nuu.ru Tor
settlement, ana hled ~ san q. 4, NH nnHl uc
count ct HE administration OBJ 1900 estate aud
pruU8n for hnAl disuihutIun U' fHH residue OF
said estate among tic prrtuu ..N.HI thereto,
ami INIT fhursday, thr sif uHy uI hiHrrh. 4 u.
1925. 10 o. o'clock ~ iHU luurt upum NJ
said tuurt. iu tho County 'Nu.i House, -alt
I.lUO titY and County. ~ d. rr'nflt hl1
lrrn duIy appointed by The auU H. .Nu tUur'
iuF lir frttltmcnt Of said ar"UU aHU hclrlnE
Hlii petition Tor dsitiNutnnt no N..'I umr and
appear and show carHe, ~ Au. iNUrc lci why
HaiI account should not uU 500 Huu uu.
proved aud final distribuulu aI'D 4H prayed
Tor
&C. .NILpY,
CLERK OF thu l.fI. ltU Court
Uy DAusTUv uUowSrt il,.. Deputy.
UINNLIr. MARSHALL 4 BuAut.1, Attorneys.
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NOTICE.

A STOCKHOLDERS MEETING or THE
N Central rrHFrcsa Co., D. hereby called o.
meet at thu ncsOfcl National Bans Onlcp, at I
pm Auul ari isa, tor tine election ui umccrs
and such other business 1s may come up before
b., u. %. tLANhuN, in, see.
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And in accordance with law ana The order ~
the Hoard OF Directors made on Mo iiih day ot
september, lsll, 200 many shares ~ each marcel
uf such ftnck na may tr niece sufy VIII be
cold ht lluoms 80 900 and ai3 Constitution
WutIdiuF, suit Lake city. lthh, on
iIialy, Tho 10th dal OF February, AID 1880, ~
O'Clock % Co.,. a. pay thu delinquent assessment
thereon tugUthtr with tho cutt uf advertising
JOHN l.. NEBEEER
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LEGAL NOTICE.


order IN .boN cause Why order of sale ot real
ostate should NOT Do made.
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WHY IT Is So.

Because nature ilys ~. Nature never lies.
thrsnys." ~ impose the horrors VI Gona umptinu"
She also sny.. "nchoid, give you tue cure"
The cure Is at hand IA
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Tlli diGornnco In price between tho PUTNAM
= NAIL esd clo1rer brands amounts % 0ns cgAt
uu ftHu horse ahod.
Arc you wiliirg TO uso fhn Oh CAP coit.roiiat auI
.ncar-l 1ala with uIl ths|r manifest dlsaitan.
infUHi in order Go save fllt "1H rrIf
AhH process ~ tlHIf manufacture 10 nrriust
ih"fN. The cold pr00r7H daiutegJutts tha IRON
W 4 cAutcs 10 tu form 100 lyr.H. I'D That iIirf thC
joe N fhrlul ud tHU Gail ia driven into the
iplt o. Do extremely laaIo fo fplit aud Fuiu 'al.
aahIo horse. MT H0u hura ffHtf -FOUR efnN
N.w ths la bow yuu 0aH .ato rho $40 or
lrO1 huudred dollars Sou would htg. To- nav far
10 dead horse, but you would BOO. save your cont.
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SECOND EDITION.
a O'clock.
ELECTION BILL is PASSED.
CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1

TO inquire into the sources OF pollution
OF the Pawtuxet river
The report states that an Office has
been take IN the Butler exchange. and
that q clerk and epgineer have been en-
gagged The commission have made
various visits to different cities 10 get
Ideas on the matter. and have CON
sidored both the plan OF taxing
the pollutinz matter in sewer
past the source OF supply OF the Provl-
dence water works and that OF locating
tie source of supply farther mp the river:
The commission estimates tnat siO,VVO
will be required for the proper carry ing
out of the work or the commission.
The report was ordered printed.
seuator Burdick presented resolu-
tion TO appropriate $3.50 for repairs on
the state house at Newport. Referred 10
the committee on finance.
Senator Bartlett introduced an act In
relation 10 lotteries and policy lotteries,
"A CODY of the act now in the hands of the
house committee on judiciary was
referred TO the committee on judiciary.
Senator Freema' for tne COMMITTEES on
judiciary reported an act TO divide the
town of Coventry into three voting dis
tricts instead Of two Passed.
Senator Parks introdu ed an act TO In
corporate Tie Slatersville Congregational
church. and IL was put upon It's passage
mituee.
Senator Comstock presented ths pc
tition of the city council OF Providence
for authority TO hire $4,000 additional
for the building OF tue new Central
Police station. Referred TO the COM
mittee on judiciary.
The senate adjourned at l2:2o.
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ANOTHER ARREST
To BE Made TodayANewport Repub-
licans Hold q Meeting.

To BE Made Today-Newport Repub-
licans Hold . Meeting.
The writ of arrest sworn out against
Stephen J. barney, warden Of District
one of Ward teus was served upon that
gentleman in the afternoon, and he ap-
peared before Judge Blodgett aud fur
nished bail.
This morning the writ was made out
against Warden Keenan, of Ward 1, AS
was announced in yesterdays News IL
Is the purpose OF Supervisor Biodgett to
carry these cases as Tar as the law al
lows.
IL is not yet decided as to what action
may be taken in regard to the errors OF
various kinds that appeared in the bun.
dies OF ballots from the country towns
The report OF the committee, how
ever showed such extraordinary
carelessness in sealing the bundles
and arranging them. and such ignorance
on part OF the wardens that tue state
action against large majority of the
w,rdens OF the state. There we're very
few instances OF bundles so carefully
sealed that ballots could not easily have
been inserted or abstracted and the elec :
ton returns completely changed,
Newport Republicans Meet.
An informal meeting was held by some
leading members OF the Republican
party in Newport last evening and the
time for holding caucuses for the nomi-
nation Of delegates TO the convention to
nominate candidate Tor the general
assembly was fixed for tomorrow (Satur-
day. evening
there was considerable discussion over
the possible candidates whom the dele
gates might select. aud all questions of
political policy were laid aside. The
simple question discussed was as to the
selection OF "A man OF high
social and business record, whose per-
sonal reputation would bear the closest
scrutiny. There was also expressed an
opiuion of confidence that il such a man
were selected he could undoubtedly win.
The names of tnies or four such men
were presented aud committee was ap-
pointed to confer with the possible can
didates aud try TO reach some conclusion
as to the best man available.
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THE BARNABY DIAMONDS.
JUDGE FURMAN TALKS IBOUT THE
PASTE GEMS.
He Has Theory In Eegard 20 the
Substitution OF Imitation stones for
the Genuine.

DENVER May 5.-Relative to the de-
spatch from Providence as to the theft
of $4,000 worth of diamonds belonging
to the late Mrs. Barnaby. and the sub
stitu tior therefor of paste or bogus
diamonds, Judge Furman, counsel for
DIR. Graves, saws:
II have heard, and my attention was
called to II some six or seven months
ago. til Mrs. Conrad. daughter of Mrs
Baruaby, returning East took the dia-
monds TO "a dealer with view of having
them appraised. / was informed that
the dealer having run over them said
picking out the red stones, they are first
water .aud worth money, the others,
referring to tie bogus ones, are bought
and sold BY cueap dealers by the pound
My recollection of the story is that it
was after this that the jewels were
turned over to the adminstrdtor the
diamond necklace missing altogether.
ut may be contended that Mrs. Bar
Daby was victinizsd. l can hardly be-
lieve it. She was u judge of rar- stones,
a connoiseur, and knew, l am told. the
valuable le u the mo nent she laid her
eyes upon II. / do not know by whom
the paste and the plated settings could
have been substituted for the original.
That IL could have been done IS, how
ever, easily considered. have a theory
of course, but that shall not divulge,
for it Is SO easy to do injustice through
theory.n
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wild Excitement in Boston.

Boston, May 8 Great excitement pre-
vailed this morniDg at the stock ex-
change. The market opened with rush.
The prices dropped so fast that the boy
on the big board was unable TO put the
tickets IN their places under the list.
The brokers were gathered In punches
around the poles on the floor, all talking
and shouting in their endeavors to mar
ket I'll cir stock.
Troops of anxious faces assembled al
the entrance of the exchange. and one by
one as they recoy ynized their broker they
would thrust an order in his already
overfio wing hand an wait the result.
Al III o'clock the announcement WAS
made OF the failure Of Francis Henshaw
& Co. This caused rene ed excitement,
following AS It did close upon the others
already made known.
From the opening of the market 1t was
whirlwind. Men were lighting, not for
their lives, but for their purs $. Hats
were lost in the hurry aud jostle, and
not waiting to pick up tine missing head,
gear the brokers were seen bareheaded.
their faces heated and perspiring, rush
ing from the telephone to the board.
The passers-by on Exchange placs were
startled by the noise Ihre. hundred
men with three hundre r5ng iuigs,
all endeavoring TO be he .rd. IL was
sooD seen that today would prove to be
one of the busiest days or the Boston N
stock market Tor many year.
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BOUND TO GET EVEN.
David II. KINNEY Causes the Arrest OF
II. w. Longfeliow Cor Assault.

David Il. KINNEY Causes the Arrest of
III. w. Longfeiiow Cor Assault.
Last Wednesday Deputy Sheriff Nc
Cusker arrested Herbert w. Longfeliow
to satisfy an action brought by David E.
KINNEY through his counsel. Thomas
Il. Cosgrove. KINNEY wants 5000 for
assault and battery. KINNEY al
leges that he went into Lonpfellow's
grocery store 1904 Thurber's avenue last
Saturday night at 1880 O'Clock and
purchased an apple. lie then attempted
to negotiate a purchase of meat ON trust,
but WAS refused. Longfellow told him
that he, could get along without his
trade, and some unfriendly words passed.
between them. They adjourned TO the
street TO continue he alteration, where
Longiellow proved the better pugilist
an soon had KINNEY in badly dis
able condition, bre king several bones.
in his leg KINNEY is an employe OF
the Equitable Life Insurance co .npany.
The case will be tr eel at the Jule term
OF the court OF common pleas. The
police ar Investigating.
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NEWSDEALERS
Meet, Eat, Make Speeches and Enjoy
Themselves Generally.

Meet, Eat, Make Speeches and Enjoy
Themselves Generally.
The fifteenth annual banquet and re-
ception of the Rhode Island Newsdeal-
ers' association was held in the parlors
OF the Brownson lyceum last evening.
The banquet was preceded by an infor-
NAL reCeuilon. the quests beng received
by President Matthews and Chairman
Salisbury. r. pr, sentatives from all Of
the city papers aud from Boston were
present.
After the banquet f. Salisbury called
tue assemllage TO order aud in pleas
aut manner introduced the several
speakers, Who were received in "A decid-
cdly lively manner. some bof them being
allowed TO proceed ~ far ~ Mr.. Chair
man." and ot.ers being forced TO retreat
before hardly rising.
Among the gentlemen who essayed to
reply TO the various toasts were Joseph
Chickey, Boston Herald; VI III. Ahern,
Boston Transcript g. A. Wallace, Prov
idence News Daniel u. Sullivan, Prov
idence News; NJ. r. Dwyer. Providence
Journal; Edward Burgess, Visitor; l.
h. Siocun, Telegram.
Letters of regret were read from r.
Downey, jr., of the Boston G!oDe, Colonel
H. IA. WOODS nf the Boston Hrral 1, J. J,
DAILY OF the NewsmaD, New York; II j.
Hebzsl OF Albany, N. Y, and Others.
After the specch-making tables were
brought in and whist anu other "a mes
indulged' In.
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BRAVE CUTTYHUNKERS.
They Go to New Bedford I'm Howlini
Storm for Assistance.

They Go to New Bedford In a Howlinp
Storm for Assistance.
NEW BEDFORD, Mass, May 5.-The men
OF Cuttyhunk have been showing their
bravery again. Schooner Ann Elizabeth.
Captain William Sheperd, arrived in
this city at 1l:30 last night with Captain
Henry Allen and Robert Veeder OF Cut
tyhunk on board.
They came in search OF assistance for
the schooner William Flint OF Bangor,
which came to grief in tbs storm of
Wednesday night, and has been lying of
the east end of Cuttyhunk In n sinking
condition since Yesterday morning.
Yesterday Cuttyhunk volunteers and
Captain Bosworth Of the United States
life saving station, whose CT ew went off
auty MAY J. aid everything in their
power 70 help the vessel, but in vain.
They triea TO reach her with life lines
aud In other ways, but without success.
At9 O'clock last night the vessel sig
nailed that she was leaking badly and
could not hold out long. As the Guilty.
named started for New Bedford In a
bowling wini which threate Ied to
swamp the Elizabeth.
They got here in safety, however, and
the tug Volunteer was chartered TO pro-
coed 60 Cuttyhunk. She left about
o'clock this morning. After finishing
her work there she was to proceed to
Vlnesard Haven on other business.
Captain Timothy Aiken, father OF the
Aiken boys said this morning that III the
schooner was In ths position described
be questioned IL tue Volunteer would
arrive In time to savs her crew.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-05-05
LOCAL LINES.
The Lesser News of the Day Boilcd
Down

Down
Isaac l.. Golf sold at auction TODAY tn,
estate at . Gilbert street, to Emma l
Bristol, for $3.525
The Providence Business NJ EMS associ-
alton viii meet tonight In their rooms
In Butler exchange.
A Sch hubert song recital Is aunounc ced
for this evening In Music hall. The
MAID Of tne Mil" " will be rendered ia
sixteen songs by DIR. G. H. Davis, ass st.
ed by Hans schneider, accom- panist
The Rhode Island Business Mems
association will hold its monthly meet
ing in its rooms In Butler exchange this
evening.
Contributions for the Irish parliamen-
tary fund will be received by George j.
West. Yesterday Charles Fletcher of
the National Worsted mills seut Mr..
West n check for SEQ.
A defective circuit was the cause of tn,
failure OF the South Maiu street ar,
lights TO provide light until s;l5 o'clocI
last evening.