davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1893-08-09
Die Sonntassfra9e.
Ridter 6o99in miro oen Qntrae ouf aufhe:
bun9 oe5 GIin9man' iher G%inhaIsbez
fehls am 3reitae perhanoeln.

Die 9lnipGlte Ser 9lusiteGrng, sic Ser
ren Walfer un0 @DbD, rcicbten geitern i'm
SupertOrgcricbt cine untaiicn6e 2lntport
ais G%nt9egnung auf Sic &[agelcbrift 6. 90.
@ltngman Derlus QluSitelIungsgeielli cbdft
| Elm, I'M tbren Q(ntrag auf 9lufbebun9 6es
bon 9ticbtcr Stetn geoen Sic Sonntags>
icblieBung crlaiienen GirDaltsbeiebl SIT be-
grilnDen.
Die Qnttporti6rift gicbt 5unG1lt cine
llebcrIicbt lber Die @elcbicbte Der NuSltefz
lung, Inn baourc6 gu belpeiien, baB bic
8arfbeborDe Der SiIblette boS Necbt gebabt
but, Ben Sodlon 8ort fir 9tusfteuungsz
5ipcfe berSu9ebct unO Sen &lab Sonnta8S
0el0Iof1en Su balten.. Glingman, Der uidt
ba5 Publtfum, lonOcrn NUT itcb lcl6it Oerz
trete, bate gar fein 3tec9t SIT leiner Stage
9ebabt, ba ct in 8eittolpn getpobnt babe,
ais CT bic &lage cinreicbte, unb baber nicbt
bic Gecbte zines Stclter3oDler5 ser Sitoicite
ODER BON 6DOc gort bcanlprucbcn biirfe.
S3liebllcb Dctont bic QlntipDrtic6rtft, oaB
ieber oftene Sonnta9 fit bic Qusiteuun9s5
geicul0aft ctn Serm09enSDerluit bebeutc,
unD aus leBterem @run6e pirb I'M sic
QllfDebung OeS pOn &icbtcr Stein erlaHtz
men @inDaltsbefebls gebeten.
ga Gttcbter Stein nacb europa abgereiit
lit, tDuroe ber6aQ Dem Gtcbter@oggin iibcr=
~tpieien, Der Die 8erbanolu1g auf beute Gorz
mtttag feitieBte.
6eute 9trmittag Iebte 9ticbter @oggin
ben Termtn 3ur 8~er6anolul19 bes NutragcS
Der NuStcuungSgeieui6aft auf Sreitag
Gorm;ttag 10 llbr an. 81 miro ale 9tic6z
ter bcs Supcrior9ericbts, bic iib in Ser
Staot %bettnoen, crlucben, an Der 8er0anoz
Lung tbetlSurebn1en urD eDentlcQ eincn
oOer Sen atbcren 9ftbter oes &reiSgcribts
bin5u5u5teben, fouS nibt Slpct Superior
richter aniDelen0 letn f0n1ltelt.
Nnipdlt %. 6. W1aion proteitirtc ener1
9ti6 gegen bic Observation-Disclosures 6eS Sales.
@r belbulbtgte bic @egenpartet, abiicbtlidb
Bic 2lbretie oeS 9ticbter5 Stetn abeetpartet
81 baben, nm ibren Qntrdg por5ubrilgen
unb bc5et3netc Deren 9on5cs Gor9ebcn ais
6Oc6t unpaiier6. Hi6ter Wforar ais 9tecbtsz
p~ertreter Der neutrality-suspicious. be-
tonte jcb0db, baB ieoer Nntra9 auf Qluf>
bebung zines Gttbalt5befebLS in Srbnung
let, un0 oaB BET GinbaltSbefeDL pom 0e>
rtc6t, ntdt bon Gid9ter Stein ais Yer1o
0llS9egeben lei. 2luf ben @i1lpalto Des Mn>
tDaltS Wfainn, 6aB bic. Mu8itelIl1gsgelcuz
i6aft tbr 9tecbt in BET 0crbanbLung ser
Nppeuatjon ge8en bie Gntic6eibun9 beS
0i6terS Stcin ftn0en ntrO, erfldrte 9tic67
ter Woran, OaB bieie NppeuatiCn erit I'M
Sctober itattftnbcn f6nne, boB allo oonn
Ser Nusltellu1g bic .Gntibeioung nicbts
mebr niiBen fam, 2(nipolt Wloion ipolte
Damn Die 8%er6on0luno auf ndcb1tc gBode
peri5oben %iDiiicn, 6crr Otoran bcitanb jez
boG ouf ctnen friiberen 5ermin. Der 9ticbz
ter lcBtc Dann Bic 8%erbonOlun8 auf bieIen
Sretta9 fe1t.
, 1893-08-09
Dtebftabl en- gros.
Die mefieite neutrality-suspicious. ufn
Gidets i'm merthe pom Uouienoen
Don Dollars beItoblen.

IS 6ot iicb bcrou59eiteut, 6aB bic @eit=
iette Strabenbabn0eicIidaft ipitematti6
umSiGet5 I'M QSertDc p0n mebrtrenSauieno
Dollars beraubt por0en iii. Der gcnauc
8ctrag bat biSber nic6t in GrfaDrung gez
bracbt perben fDnncn, neil bic 8eamten
Der 0ciclll6aft itch ipeigern, trgeno tpelcbe
NuStunft 81 geben. Smmerbin 9cbcn tie
gu, DaB ein 9icbitabl BON 5tGet5 ~begangcn
murOe unO ite erfldren, boB ale @in5elbciz
ten befannt gemabt tperDsn tpiiroel1, io6alo
bic llnteriuchun9 Daburcb feinen S9aben
meDr erlei0e.
NQe BON Der 8abn benubten Sifets perz
Ben in Seem Oorf BON Ser v6omer See &c."
9eorudt unO in &iiten bterbergel9tft.
@epObnlicb itn6 bic IidetS in 8il1oeln
gum Betra8e bon $40 bis 500 ein9epadt.
IS betBt nun, 6ab 3pet ganSe iol6er Gtiten
uno aus Dtelen mebrere Yafete geitoblen
1eten. 9ret Nngeitellte berlcntgen 8abn,
nit Der bic Stdets bierber9ei9idt tpuroen,
itno bereitS Derbaftet, oocb ntlln1t man al,
oaB oteie naIncntlib in Stem 2)prf Wtitz
19uIotge Dobet. Ser1er beiBt cS, oaB pro-
mtnentc @e160ttSleute Ser SbeilnaDu1e an
bent 9ieb itabl ilbcrfIbrt ieten uno baB lte
pH1lp tVte NuUu4utt4l ptt VeIeu lu9ull Ou9
Nncrbieten bitten macben laiien, Gi6etS i'm
8ertbe BON $4,000 beraus3ugebelt, fails
tie bon elmer c%rtminclen G%erfpl9ung obz
1eben noble.
gtdbereS lit, tptc 9eiagt, iiber Bic Nngez
legenbeit iebt ntbt 81 erfabren, ba Sic Sc
fellicbaft feline 2(uSla9er macben mil unb
iotpobl Rolt5ctcbef 8rennan, lowie Snipecz
tor Sbed ertlGrer, BON Der Q0I13eu SaChs
NIGHTS gu piiien.
, 1893-08-09
6elan9ten sum- G5tel.
1ur wiOerwiai9 9iebt 5rau marnfe ibre 5u=
itimnu19 gu DER Peiratb ihrer GoAter
nit einem vGowboY".

Sn 6em 6auie go. 1157-58. StraBe
lebt Die Wtt1ne Sulia Q8arnfe nit ibren
betoen S0btcrn, ppn 0enen bic Glteite,
8ert0a, p Sabre alt ift. Gor einigen
3agen traf II Gbarle5 6aroipaD, Elm
D@onboD" aus 2arebo, Ger., in Chicago
elm. ST bracbte n1ebrere y8roncboS" un0
1nebrere Seute nit, i1lu9 in Der 9tGbe 0eS
Neltausiteuun9SplabeS Elm SeLblager ouf
1tnb erOftnete etnc 2(rt yQ8tlo Q8e1t"z S6auz
TELLING. s3u gleicber Belt miet0ete ct bon
Srou Warnfe ctnen Stall unD 0ann ent>
1pann itcb 5ptiden ibm un6 Bertha Elm
tletnes 9iebesDerbGltntB. Srau Marnfe
Derbot lbrer So3tcr ben in i6rcn Qugel1
nnpal1enoen llm9al9 unb bie 6olge mar,
Dap Oas 8oar ii6 beimli6 traf. Otan
tam 1tbltcBlt6 l%iberetn, itcb 3u beiratben ;
01rOpaD belorgte audb 1ofort cine Set
ratD9ltcen3 un0 eS tpurbe ausgemacht, iich
9e1tern Wtttag tralen gu laiien, neil 6anrl
Srau lSarrfe ntbt 5u 6auIe lei un6 folqz
lIc9 Die ADtpelenbett tbrer Socbter nicbt be-
merfen iperDe.
US tam aber on0crs 6enn Srau 8arnfe
bate SerOacbt 9elcbOpft unb blteb gu 6auie.
Nls ba9er 6aroWaD Der 0era6reounq qez
NAB er1c9lcl1, blteb Bertha NIGHTS mciter
librl9, ais iDre W}lltter Don Dem Gomplot
III &enntniB SIT leBen. 6rau g8arnfe err
ODD Defttgel1 @tniprucb, permocbte es ie6Dch
ntcDt 81 perbtnoern, baB Bertha Iib nit
tDrenl &tebDaber baponmacbte. Ser BORN
Der Nflttter fannie feline @rensen ur6 iie
fpuroe 1tcb tpabricbct nIicb tDGtlid6 an bem
lI11lteb1amen Sbmte9eriobn Der0riffen
Daben, tpenn nicbt 5ufduig Elm 9orfpolistIt
erlcblelten ipdre unb auf @uni9 beS 2ie6eS>
paares ale bret Oer6aftet 9Gtte. sic nun
ben I'M acknowledgements MACH Der Station
9ebrabt, unO bort fil8te ficb Trau g8ornfe
ms HnDermeloli9e uno ga6 i6re 3nitim7
mllll9 81 Der 6eirat6.
9IhonSh Yo4+ So,. ON G4 ~
, 1893-08-09
Oerbeerenoer Brand.
6inf SomiIien oboadIos eeporoen.

Ourc6 etn 6euer, ba3 geitern Nac6mittaq
I'M 2 ltDr cine &ctDc Sl%petit0figer 6Dl3bGuz
icr an Der Jtorbipcit ~. StroBe 5tDilc6en
NafcltraBe u10 Carroll 2(oe. in Nicbe le9te,
lDurOen flint 6omtlicn obDabloS gcmac6t.
Otciel6en lin0: 0aoiD &. Q8ileD i'm erltet
Stoftperf bon go. 50 g. gS. ~. StraBe,
SerIuit 5000: QStQtGm 6clm6ol3 inn SrDeiz
ten St0diDerf BON 9to. 80 yt. %. ~. Str.
8erluit $500; 8iuiom Sues Ser bas oan,e
0auS $50. 81 90. Q8. AZ. StroBe bcipo6nte,
8erluit $1,000; GDarleS YDiuipS, So. Sc
80. gS. AZ. StraBe, Gerluit $500 unb 5Doz
mas Wtc@une, gto. 2040 Carroll QlDer.
8erluit $500.
9aS 6eucr mur6e 3uerit BON 3omon
SparfS, etnen bel Marttn WurtolQb geo.
1907 gSeit Safe StraBe in 9icniten fteben>
Den &utlber IN etnem S9uppen bintcr benz
9au1e go. 81 sc. %. AZ. StroBc entoeGt.
Ste Tlommen Derbrciteten iicb nit groBer
S6neut9tett unO 9atten bal0 Wurtoug6'S
Stall er9rtffen, Der i'm 9}or6en an BEN err
tpGbnGen Sbuppen it0Bt. 0on bort truq
Der 8tno TeuerbrGn6e auf bic 9Gcber Ser
a~ngren5enoen 0Guier unb ais Die 6euer>
tpebr e%tntraf, itan6en Sic yGmerion Stats"
an Der gtorotpeit ~. StraBe I'M Slammen
nno bic Goi6manni3aften tonnten eS ntdbt
b%erbin6ern, baB aucb Die 9~enannten anoez
rem 6Guier in 2li3e 9eIe9t tpur6en. Die
8etpo6ner ser bena66arten 6Guler wurben
BON etl1em panti3en S9reden erfaBt urb
IN iptloer 6ait ibleppten bic Srauen, oa
i9re WfGnner lttbt gu 6auie 1paren, bic
OausgerGtbi6aften auf bic StraBe binaus.
Ger Gerluft lit MIR tbeiImeiie bur9 Ser
itcberun9 ge6edt.
, 1893-08-09
Oerlanot cine Qbrehnuno.

Srou 2outia g. 8lenfiron BON Same
@ountp in otcicm Stoate perflagte beute
Gormtttdg i'm Superior8eribt ibren
S6ipte9criobn 8ilIiam g. @oulb uno bic
8citern 8onf 9tote anb Gngrabin9 So.
out cine Ibre6nun9, urt ben 8etrag bon
$27O5O,6O ipteoer5Eerlangen. Sic bebaup5
tet, @onlo ibr @el0 5umSnOeitiren un6 sttr
Serpaltu1g itbergeben, teOoA nt9t bic
ousbeoungene gfubung aus Oemielben en-
balten 81 Daben. Nuc6 iou i6r @ouIb iebe
9lbrebnung ibulbi9 9ebIieben iein un6 iie
fir6tet ieBt, ibr @elD gans 5l perlieren,
fails bic 0ertcbte ibr nic6t Oa5u oerbelfen.
, 1893-08-09
Cine beiIpiellOle OeResenheit.

$2O0-@ncrctt Upright; u6ua Upright G~abtnet@ronO",
10 gut ME neu.
$225-@aines @ros. r8un Upright Ga6ruet @ranb",
fetneS WtabaQont=@ebauie, nit S9utBereieu; 10
gut mLe ueu.
$125-sStio, upri9bt; 6ele6te3 enoltI0es Mobea; fG0=
mes notwithstanding.
$21O-SsGtucs 8rG&. nfYuIl ltpriobt Gobinet @rono"
&oIenhol3=0e9UH1e im befteu 3uitauoe.
SZOO-xSebcr UPRIGHT; fret panels, carved trusses;
$175-MeeS & Spas Upright; ~ Sctopen; ~gOienbol3
SStntIb @eb0uie.
s175-&fn'ti@ & ga9 Upright; GintiD p%erfeft; penig
$l25-ypon& GeaGn Upright; in qntem 3uftanOe.
SlE5-9ocoo 0roS. Upright; 10 gut lute ucu.
$225-SSra1n.ttLcr Upright; ga15 grDB; fctueS Mtoha=
9onI=9ebduiei 5eiQt felne Gpur ocS 9e6rouc6S.
$15O-Gitep & Camp ltprl9bt; ~ 0ctopeu; &oIer=
bol3=SebduIe; uur Deulg ge6rolt)t.
S275-8to9cr &c Sotts upri9bt; TAFT let; aae nCueiten
sa5o-9etu @a5sitom Upright; -, oetooen; feimes
Wtnba9out=SeDduIe; Elm Teiltes SnitrumeHt.
$l25-9tetp Gls9lanS Upright; MN iebr pentg ge=
brouDt.
s175-ssernn,e &c gong Upright; 9roB; pra6tpuue8
g9lnnBDoi5=SeDdule 5etgt foum cine Spur bes
s325-0ifAer Upright; baS geI6ma1ponTte MuIter,
00S geInCdt lDirO; prad5toole5 9S0lruBbDl5=Se=
bGIle; 3eigt tetne Splr beS 9ebrau45.
$4OO-Sfttabe uprt9bt; bas 9rbBte; peBes Wtobo9ont;
cine leltene 6elegenDett.
$190-N9oibbnrm Upright; qrpB; MQbooout; solid
engraved panels.
so5o-enopts Upright @ronb; ebenbol8 5tniib; 8eigt
tet1e Spur 0es 0e6rau0S.
$225-Su Itititt9 lam Upright; b0s 9rDBte; pra6tooqes
MISUNDERSTANDING
SZUO-S SNcout SEo9. upright; IetUe9 WtQDQQ0ut=
@ebduie; oIe neuereu @erbe1ierungen.
$325-&raHteb. & Sad 8obp Graub; &oIembOl5=@e=
bGuIe; fait ueu.
s15O-Gbtferi,t9 Concert @ranb; etne felteue Selegeu=
Geit fitr SGbuleu.
$175-SteintpaD Square in p~erfettem S3uitonbe; fie6t
mie ne1 aus.
$15O-9e6er Bros. Square; 5et9t MIR meni9 @pur
bes @ebraudbS.
1925 @sotbnIbef Square, @atent Scale; fdt ueu.
lluO nod Diete anoere. GSerner cine 0rpBe Qu3abl BON
fetnen Square YtanDS BON $50 bis 1925.
&etl1 8relS9uTl3lag, falls leiDte lnonotIi9e Nb5abGu1=
gen g~elpiinidt lper6er.
ltuier neues 2a9er oon Yianos umfaBt Die fol9enben
6efaunteu Sa6rtt0te:
Sttabe, slider,
Ga5cltun, Sraumiitcr.
Upright Blano5 BON ben b%eriiGmteIten Sa6rtfateu,
ans praDtopuem foncD 9Ol5, gu g%erim9ereu YrelIen, ols
9elphDnltD fir tentg befaunte Snitrumeute perlangt
ipir0.
llniere iieben beriDieOeuen 9iono=@ertonfsrdllnte be-
ftnoen lml ale ouf etneln 6llr. Sic bieten elm uuOer=
9llet9ltbeS 6elo fir Die t~nteaigente Nuslpabl zines
HionDS.
Nteue Yt1tt0S ga nctntiethcu.
EtiMtM EFT tit0 trouSNOrtiref.
, 1893-08-09

- @ouO. 2lltgeG6 fol iicb enti5Ioien
baben, Die bei6cn Dafonten SteIlen in Ser
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS burb Biniam 2egz
ner un0 gStQl0m $. Sonce ausaufiiuen.
, 1893-08-09

@ben0b iatt Der 81, Stoats8tg. l Sent
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-02-15
CHURCH FEUD.
COW1RDLY ASSAULT ON THE REV.
D1VID CH1uBERS.
An AssaiIant, Thought To be n Church
Member Trying to Force the Pastor
to Leave Town-East Harwich Excited

HARwIcH, Mass, fsD. l5.-The village
OF East Harwich is full of excitement oc-
casioned by another attack on Rev. David
Chambers, the Methodist clergyman who
was assaulted last August by having
large stone thrown at him, striking him
on the back Of the neck near the base OF
the brain.
This time the stone was thrown at him
just after he came out OF his boarding
house in the dark, last evening at 735
o'clock. IL narrowly missed his head,
striking the window sash, breaking one
pane OF glass, also breaking the stone,
pieces of which fell inside the room.
The assailant is unknown, but IL Is
thought To be some malicious church
member who desires to prevent any min
ister from remaining over the East Har-
wick church, thereby forcing the church
TO close, as the result OF former church
feud.
II is probable that the desired result will
be accomplished, so far as the present pas
tor IL concerned, as he is breaking down
under the strain of constant watching and
fear.
A few hours before the assault he re-
ceived postal card written in disguised
hand, requesting him to "come over to
south Harwich depot at 8 o'clock alone on
important business" This second attack
has made him exceedingly nervous so that
he will be likely to leave town. The case
will probably be given to District Attor.
ney knowlton to ferret out.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-02-15
A ROUGH VOYAGE.
Terrible Experience of the Crew OF the
steamer Siren of Bermuda.

Terrible Experience OF the Crew of the
steamer Siren of Bermuda.
NEW YORK, Feb. 15.-Captain Evensen
II the wrecked Norwegian bark Knuds-
Wig reports that on Feb. he was spoken
by the small steamer Siren OF Bermuda,
twenty tons burden, and schooner rigged
with her propeller lsshed on deck, and
manned by crew OF four men. She was
bound from London for Bermuda and had
been out 129 days.
All the provisions and water were gone
and the men'were in an exhausted condi-
tio-.s' They had met with heavy seas and
gales from the beginning of their voyage
and soon after leaving the English coast
all hands were taken sick from drinking
impure water from the tanks. For six
days no one was able to navigate the boat
and she took about her own course
The lights gave out, and the steamer
was run for few days by guess work.
When the captain was able TO go on deck.
he attempted to take an observation, but
the vessel gave lurch and the only sex
tant on board slipped through his hand
and went overheard.
After that the steamer had very dirty
weather and the hull became so incrusted
with barnacles that the captain decided to
give up all attempts to make Bermuda
The captain of the Knudsvig gave the
Siren food and water, and advised her
captain 70 shape his course for Charles
ton, s. G.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-02-15
WEIGH PROBABLY INNOCENT.
Bridget McCann's Body Found I'm the
Water Yesterday.

bridget Mctanns Body Found In the
Water Yesterday.
FALL RIVER, Mass, Feb. 15.-The body
OF Mrs. Bridget McCann, who was mur-
dered or drowned in Somerset, Friday
night, while in company with Patrick
Welch, now under arrest, was found yes
terday afternoon under the water where
the barge William II. McClave had been
moored. William III. Belden dragged il
from the bottom and later il was brought
to this city and placed in McDermott
Bros undertaking rooms.
An autopsy was held by Medical Exam
iner Dolan, assisted by Drs. Handy, Cone
and Wilbur. The money which the
woman had in her bosom when she left
the train in company with Welch Friday
night, was found just where several per-
sons saw her place il. There were no
bruises OF any kind on the body. DIR.
Dolan declines to state what the result of
his official examination is. but IL Is un-
derstood that Welch's chances OF proving
his innocence of the charge OF homicide
are now better than ever before.
The prisoner received the news OF the
finding of the body with many signs of
satisfaction. He said, OF course, there
would be no bruises on her body and OF
course her money would be ell right as
far "a he was concerned. Yesterday his
wife and brother called at the police sta
tion to see him and found him in good
spirits and confident of disproving the
charges made against him.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-02-15
FACTS ABOUT OUR NAVY.
When Vessels Authorized Are Completed
IL viii Rank seventh In the World.

When Vessels Authorized Are Completed
IL VIII Rank seventh in the World.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 15.-Chairman Her.
bert of the naval affairs committee, has
submitted to the House his report on the
naval appropriation bill. The report
shows the satisfactory results obtained
since the work OF building the new navy
was begun. Seventeen vessels have been
completed and 35 are i'm various stages OF
completion. Five of the latter are expect
ed to be ready for sea within three
months and, emitting the Brooklyn, all
the cruisers, the remaining gunboats and
torpedo boat will be completed during
the coming fiscal year. The completed
vessels received their guns without delay,
all OF domestic manufacture and thought
TO be superior TO any made elsewhere.
The report says the practice of having
guns made by contract has been discon-
tinued, as they can be made cheaper and
better by the government. This is due,
chiefly to the unsurpassed facilities OF the
establishment, and Is a monument to the
wisdom OF its founder, Secretary Whit
ney.
The system OF employing only skilled
and efficient workmen has, however, con-
tributed materially to the excellent re-
suits achieved. Secretary Tracy IL entitled
to the credit of having supplied to the
navy yards civil service rules under
which applicants for work are tested as to
their knowledge and efficiency. No po-
litical test is required, or allowed, and it
is not known that any well-grounded
complaint of violation Of these rules has
ever been made.
The committee thinks that Congress
has now so provided for cruisers that no
others should be built IL we are to have
battleships. With seven or eight more OF
these and their accessories and reasona-
BILE number OF torpedo boats, our navy
would rank fifth among those of the
world When the vessels authorized are
completed 1t will rank seventh.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-02-15
THE REASON WHY.
PRESIDENT CLARKE. MAKES AN
-, ExPLANATI0N.
Why the N. r.. N. II. and H., Desires to
Increase Its Capital x $50. 900. 600
scheme for Absorbing tho Old Colony.


HARTFORD, Feb. President Clarke
of the New York d New Haven railroad
appeared before the railroad committee of
the legislature yesterday afternoon and
explained the $50, ,0O0, 900 increase OF capital
asked for. Mr.. Clarke outlined the great
scheme OF absorbing the Old Colony for
which purpose the increase OF t50, 100000 is
asked.
He said: 'sTo use the terms of military
men we have found II necessary to secure
scientific frontier and in order to se-
cure an access of our own in Boston, have
made a contract with the Old Colony for
30 years lease at per cent on its stock
with the privilege of exchanging our
stock for theirs at o for 10 OF OlT Colony.
"rhe Old Colony Is as large passenger
road as ours; Ii derives great traffic from
4 territory hitherto closed to us and to-
gether the two roads will be much strong
er to serve the public than both alone.
Its stock Is sl3, ,500,0 900. We want TO secure
the stock increase to make the consoli-
dated roads together one grand company
entirely free from debt.
"We cannot buy In our own bonds be-
cause the people will not sell until they
are due, but we can take up the debt OF
the Old Colony and its leased lines which
come to us. The debt Of the Old Colony
Is So, 100000. There is not drop OF
water in the whole affair and not a cent
OF stock has been or will be sold at less
than par"
President Clark then stated that the
present directors, thirteen, are the same
mum Der that existed when the road only
ran from New York to Hartford, and
with the addition of so many miles in
Massachusetts and elsewhere people re-
quired that they should be represented on
the directorate, SO they asked for twenty
one directors, a majority OF whom must
be citizens of Connecticut.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-02-15
ANNEXATION.
IL IL Reported That the Hawaiian Treaty
VIII Be Sent to the Senate Today.

IL IL Reported That the Hawaiian Treaty
VIII Be Sent to the Senate Today.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 15.-It is understood
that the treaty providing for the annexa-
ton of the Hawaiian islands to the United
States, negotiated by the Hawaiian COM
missioners and Secretary Of State Foster,
will be sent to the Senate today, although
it Is possible that its transmission may be
delayed.
The treaty, it is said, is not very long
document, and covers the subject matter
only so far as Is necessary to secure the
object sought, with as little delay as pos
sibe. -.
well-inforfned authority SAYS the
treaty contains provision for its refer
ence to the provisional government of
Hawaii after its ratification by the United
States Senate, to be returned to this coun-
try with the approval of the Hawaiian
government, within two months after its
arrival in Honolulu.
Upon the return of the treaty, IL Con-
gress should be in session, or as soon
thereafter as Congress convenes, the leg
islation necessary TO provide form OF
government for the new territory and to
carry out the financial obligations i'm
posed by the treaty will be initiated. II
Is further said that the treaty contains no
reference TO the sugar bounty.
II will be transmitted to the Senate, ac-
companied by message from the Presi-
dent, which, IL is said, will cover the his
toric features OF the annexation move-
ment from the beginning, fifty years ago,
and make a strong argument in favor OF
annexation.
Mail sdvices from Honolulu state that
the Liberal" the newspaper organ of the
Liberal party, composed nearly altogether
of natives, advocates annexation and ad-
mission of the islands as state.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-02-15

RUTLAND, VT, Feb. 15.-The twenty
sixth annual encampment OF the Grand
Army opened here yesterday, the attend
ance being large. Among the more prom
inent veterans present were Commander
in-Chief Weissert, Col. w. @. Veszy, Gen.
Goodale OF Massachusetts, Department
Commander Hall OF Massachusetts,, Gen.
stephen Thomas and Commander Henry.
There was also large attendance of mem
bers OF the Woman's Relief Corps. All In
all, the encampment thus far IL one OF the
most successful ever held in the state.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-02-15
THE CABINET.
FOUR or THE OFFICTfL FAMILY
MADE KNOWN.
Mr. Cleveland Refuses To Say Who the
Others wiii be-Those Mentioned by
Cabinet Makers.

LAKEWOOD, N. j., Feb. 15.-Mr. Cleyo-
land officially announced the names OF
four OF his Cabinet through the United
Press last evening. They are Walter q.
Gresham OF Illinois, secretary of state;
John @. Carlisle of Kentucky, secretary
OF finance; Daniel q. Lamont OF New
York, secretary of war; Wilson s. Bissel
OF Bunalo, postmaster general.
Mr.. Cleveland said: "There is no need
OF any mystery In regard to the Cabinet
ana IL Is useless TO speculate and indulge
In guesswork. shall make no secret Of
the matter, but shall announce the names
OF gentlemen selected to I'LL the positions
as fast as l receive their acceptance and
permission to make the matter public"
Mr.. Cleveland would say nothing in re-
gard TO the other positions of the men
who have been mentioned in connection
with them. Senator John Martin of Kan
sas had talk with Mr.. Cleveland yester-
day and urged the appointment of ex-
Governor Click OF Kansas, to a Cabinet
position. Mr.. Martin afterwards said
that Mr.. Cleveland informed him that
Judge Gresham had not been selected to
temporarily fill the place OF secretary OF
state until ex Minister Il. j. Phelps fin
ishes with the Behring Sea controversy
but had been selected for good.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-02-15
NORTH SIDE NOTES.

Thomas Carter and John Smithies OF
Philadelphia, visited last week in the
families OF George Buckley and Henry
Gledhill OF Wanskuck. Mr. Smithies de
livered an address to the Roger Williams
Sunday school which gave great satisfac-
ton.
The Italians OF the North Side have
purchased the little schoolhouse which
was formerly the town hall for North
Providence, situated on Branch avenue.
They are to remove IL to some lot OF their
own. and convert it into a place Of wor-
ship
The North Congregational Church is
well equipped with the exception OF au
organ of sufficient capacity. This they
are lkely To SECURE at no distant day.
There is TO be rare entertaium~ In
Wanskuck Hall Thursday evening, under
the auspices Of the & Cheerlul Workers OF
Roger Williams Church.