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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-10-12
MISSING SINCE MONDAY.
Mysterious Disappearance OF Two Little
Children OF Brighton.

Mysterious Disappearance OF Two Little
Children OF Brighton.
NEWTON, Mass, Oct. 12-Mr. and Mrs.
Henry Cook OF Oak square, Brighton. are
distracted with grief over the disappear
ance of their two children. Mr.. and Mrs.
Cook have resided In Newton until within
"a few weeks, when they removed TO
Brighton. The children had been attend
lug school in Newton. and IL was thought
nnwise TO change their Instructors so late
In the year.. 80 they were sent to the Tn
derwood school In Newton every morning.
Sometimes their father accompanied
them on their mile walk ia the morning,
bat more often the children trudged To
school alone. The oldest, Alouzo. a boy
OF ., was given charge OF his little sister,
aged Z. aud no harm had ever come to
either.
On Monday morning the little couple
started from nome as usual about 8 o'clock
They went over Washington street from
Oak square, after they had received the
usual admonidons from their mother. A
neighbor passed them near the summit OF
the hill ard passed a good morning with
the boy. This is the last time they were
seen by any one, as near as can be ascer.
tanned.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-10-12
AID CAME TOO LATE.
An Man walks on the
harf and Is Drowned.

At a late hour last night an unknown
man fell overheard from the Hopkins 81
Pomroy wharf aud was drowned. The
man was found floating In the water by
Warchman Briggs, who heard the
splash and at once fastened to
aid the unfortunate MAJ. A boarl
was thrown to him but he failed To grasp
1t and despite the further efforts OF the
Waterman and Officer Sess ons the man
was drowned. The body was recovered
eventually, and Medical Examiner
Palmer, after viewing the remains. de-
clded that death was due to accident, aud
ordered the body taken to the morgue to
await ident fication. No one seemed 10
know who the victim was and the body Is
now awaiting Identification. The man
weighed about $50 pounds, was OF medium
height, and had "A sandy moustache
and grey chin WHISPERS. The
dody was attired in a suit OF dark
cloth ing. blue cheviot shirt and had a
plated gold chain with open face silver
watch attached.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-10-12
ITALIAN CELEBRATION.
PARADE AND BANQUET IN HONOH
OF COLUMBUS.
This Evening the sons of sunny Italy
VIII Enjoy themselves mt Their An
niversary Rail.

This IL a great day for tho Italian resi-
dents OF his city, II the Federal hill
community presents a gala appearance
with the gay flags and s,reamers watch
wave IN the breeze.
Four hundred aud one years ago Chris
topher Colunbus discov, red this conti-
nent. and che Italian societies observed
The anniv,r nry with u parade aud ban
net, ami they will hold a bali this even
ing.
AT 9 o'clock the line OF march was
formed at the junction Of Dean sire. It anu
Atwells avenue, and a few mippies late
tle line moved IN the following order:
Police.
National Band.
Chief Marshal A. Favite.
Garibaldi Society. Providence Division, Presiden I
Colombo Society. President Ionic.
Band.
Society Roma, President Stortl.
Carriages with oniccrs Of I'll. societies and invited
CapriouisB Band.
socie,y Bsrssglieri, president Renicco.
sion. president Zausarasso,
The parade was made over the follow .
in . route: Atwells avenue. America
street, Broadway, Jackson. Wey-
no set. Market square, North
Main street, Canal, Exchange plnce tn
the city hall. where the column was re-
viewed ~ the mayor aud members of the
city government. Tneu thew marched
Westminster street TO the ball Mt the cor
ner of Cranston and Winter streets where
a bountiful collation. was discussed
The parade was witnessed by crowds
aud there was n continual burst OF ap-
plsuse along the lie.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-10-12
THOUGHT 1T WAS A FIRE.
Health Onicers Fumig ate n House and
the Fire DEPARTING nt Was called.

At 12 o'clock today Health Officer
R,gers started To fumigate the premises
at 207 Eddy Street, belonging to j. NJ.
Burlington. The house was Ia n depl0r-
able con ,itlon. aud $, filthy Ms to
neces >itate some extreme me lsu res be-
lag adopted.
The house is an old structur' and when
the health officers had fred the sulphur
all the windows and doors were closed, 10
rs to thoroughly funngaie the premises.
However. the dense fumes OF the burning
sulphur foul d outlets around the wit
dows aud poured in volumes from under
the caves and clapboards.
Officer Cannon. realizing tnat perhsps
some enthusiast wnuli think the bui d
Ing on FIRE, went into ~ n~righborIng oli,e
10 Il scribe n uItaDle placard OF warning.
aud while he wa, gone some n hastily
pulled IN an alarm from bbx %.
The fire department apparatus tore up
TO the house In The most approved sty e
and the usual crowd gathered.
IL was sug escd by Captain & : Inc
OF that Il = ret tnat the health
officers iuarN their hoIses IA process OF
fumi ion by fla . or cards and this " iIl
D. obably We dope Ia the future
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-10-12
Two Years fer a Rioter.,

New YORK, Oct. 12.-Abraham Bloom,
alias Max Goldstein, one Of the ringlead-
ers in the riot at Walhalla hall. last Aug
ust, and who was found guilty in the court
of generel sessions, has been sentenced to
two years imprisonment ut hard labor in
state prison. Recorder Smyth in passing
sentence said that Blooms conduct was
disgraceful and not to be tolerated in this
city. He also said: "This country gives
the right OF free speech, but will crush
rioto1s proceedings. The soone these
people understand this, the better"
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-10-12
4 SUCCESSFUL CRUISE.
Oficers and Mon Of the Enterprise Pleased
with Their Voyage.

Onicers and Mon Of the Enterprise Pleased
with Their Voyage.
BOSTON, Oct. l2.-There is no longer any
doubt about the success Of the institution
known as the training ship for naval ca
diets. When the Enterprise was first put in
commission for this work IL was considered
only an experiment, and therefore the pro-
gress of the work has been watched with
great interest by those persons who are in
terested In naval matters. From the first
short cruises which the young men took
with the ship to the last one of about three
months across the ocean and into waters
unknown by them, the fact that this Is the
best way to attain an education In the
naval service has been demonstrated In
the most practical manner.
Captain Merry has observed OH the voys
age that most Of the boys who went with
him vent to learn something, and, al
though there were q few drones, most Of
the young men applied themselves to the
work with a zeal which they may well be
proud Of. He thinks that 1t would aston
ish some of the graduates Of the United
States Naval academy to find how much
some OF his young men know about prac-
tical navigation, and there are some boys
In the crew who are perfectly competent
to take command of any ship in any body
of water.
After the Enterprise reached anchor she
was boarded by Captain J. c. Solely, who
addressed the boys and complimented
them on their work. Today the ship will
be inspected by the commission, and with
In a short time she will be placed In win
ter quarters and thoroughly overhauled.
After she has been inspected by the com
mission the boys will be granted a leave of
absence for two weeks. The next exam
ination for admission to the school will DO
held ON Oct. IS.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-10-12

NEW YORK. Oct. IA number of sci
entific gentlemen attended a demonstration
in West eth street last evening, of the
Edison eech system of treating deafness
by use of a modified form OF the phono-
graph. DR.. Leech claims that the vibra-
tions produced by the photograph whe n
transmitted to the three minute bones
located in the drum Of a deaf persons ear
compels them to act in a natural way.
The vibrations act like massage to remove
stiffness, and the in ,entor claims to DO able
to make the deaf hear.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-10-12
SACRIFICED A FIRE
Harry DAILY Burned 10 Death Barry
This Morning.
MOTHER AND BROTHER INJURED.
The Fire. vhich Started In the Chin
ney, Spread Rapidly Through the Top
Part of the House-AtwelIs Avenue
the Scene OF the Confiasraiion.
MOTHER AND BROqHER INJURED.

Harry Daiv, aged IL. was burnel to
death In his home. 2l0 Atwells avenue.
about 1850 this morning. Mrs. DAILY and
another son were seriourly injured.
The fire started ia the chimney. and
before 1t was under control the
top part OF the house, which
was occupied by Joseph DAILY and family,
was ruined. Mr.. Daly's three SINS.
Joseph. Harry and Willie, agel respec-
lively 10. IL and s years were asleep In the
attic, while Mr.. AID Mrs. DALI ana three
~daugnters were asleep on the second
floor.
Discovery of the Fire.
Omc RS Read and King were passing
the house when they saw smoke coming
from uuder tho caves. aud q nome IT late
flame, burst from the windows. Officer
King forced In the front doors while
Officer Re I'd rushed TO box sc to give an
alarm.
TIE sbonts Of Officer King were heard by
Joseph and he found the room that was
occupied by himself and his brothers full
Of dense smoke and fame. He awakened
his bro hers, an taking Willie in his
arms. made his way down the narrow
stairs. Harry. however. wns overcome by
the smoke, and could not escape.
Efforts to Rescue Him.
Mrs. Daly was the first I o not ice that
Harry was missing. and she made n
desperate effort to 10 up the stairs. which
even then were burning from top To boz
TOM Officer King stoppeh her, ana made
Al effort himself t, reach the attic, but in
vain.
The fremen responded promptly to the
a'a-m, but before they got the fire under
control the top PART OF the house was Ia
ruins.
Then the cbarred body OF Harry was
found. and he remains were viewed hy
Medical Exa riner Palmer. /, WIS fouGd
that Mr.. Daily aud her son Joseph were
both suffering intensely, haviro inhaled
smoke and been badly burned. They were
attended by DIR. Abbost.
How the fl q started Is a mystery. lus
it undoubtedly had its ,r;gia in the
chimney. Joseph says lie blew out the
light in the n tice at IL o'cl, OK, his
brotl ess being fast asleep ut that time.
Another Actiic Fire.
An alarm from box 263 was given yes
terday aft rnoon for "a fir. in an ut ic at
the house OF Walter Briggs, l1y Thur
hers nvenus. 1t seems that n man
named John w. Easts rbrook had been
smoking while lying o. his he'd, and
SOMEHOW the bslcloIhiug caught fire.
4 .sterjrook bad one hand ba lly burned
before he escaped from the ie /. Tie II e
did not damage the house much.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-10-12
Talk of Another Yacht.

LONDON, Oct. ia despatch from
Clyde says that John Jameson, owner Of
the Yacht lrex, will build a yacht and
chalo nge for the Americas cup in 1894, in
case the Valkyris is defeated in the present
match.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-10-12
The Reading Bond Loan.

New YORK, Oct. l2.-James Speyer Of
the Speyer syndicate said to-day that there
was no change in the Reading 81, 500, 900
loan matter. TIL time given for the ad-
justment of the matter expires on Friday.
named.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-10-12

BANGOR, Me, Oct IA farmer named
Allison, living In the town Of yelling
ton, was tarred aud feathered by a ganR
Of Whitecaps, for alleged neglect OF hi,
wife and family aud attentions Co another
He was afterward ridden on "a
rail and notified To leave tho town.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-10-12

WAsHINGroN, Oct. IL. - Mrs. ] w.
Johnson, wife Of the physician who ni-
tended Mr.. Blaine In his last sickness.
died yesterday. Her eldest son by a pre-
yious marriage was recently murdered In
Colorado, where he was staying for IN.
health. His mother Is said Co have nevc,
recovered from the blow.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-10-12
TaIrchiid succeed. Hayes.

CHICAGO, Oct. i2 General Luclus Fair.
child Of Wisconsin was elected COM
Mandarin chief Oft Loyal Legioa at tbs
snnual meeting. General Fairchild sue.
ceeds ex President Hayes, WIN died shortly
after his election last tall at the Philadel
phia meeting.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-10-12

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 12.-The condition
IL Col. A. X. Mcclure is much the same.
The general symptoms are but little
changed. The swelling in the wrist and
ankle necessitated a reopening which nj.
lowed the discharge OF a quantity OF pus.
The attending physicians still regard Col.
Mcclure 40 q very sick map
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-10-12

LONDON, Oct. 12.-The race for the
Cesare- witch stakes at the Newmarket
meeting resulted in a dead heat between
Red Eyes and Cypria Lady Rosebery
wa third.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-10-12
No Choice on the ee2d Ballot.

SCHENECTADY, N. ", Oct. 12.-The
senatorial convention convened again at IL
o'clock, and after 81 viva voce ballots
without choice, each delegation voting for
Its own county candidate, Jones 8, War
ner 8, Donaldson 8, Yateo 5, on the two
hundred aud ninety-second ballot, ad-
journed until $3.50 o'clock.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-10-12

BERLIN, Oct. IA censorship Of all
telcgraphic matter sent from Hamburg
concerning the cholera was declared by the
Hamburg authorities yesterday. Their
purpose is TO prevent the dissemination OF
false and sensational reports.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-10-12

HAvTpmLL. Mass, Oct. i2-Stephen
Taylor, alias stephen Iobin. was found
guilty OF polygamy. Tue maximum zen.
tence, five years IN state prison was i'm.
posed by the court
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-10-12
THROUGH NIGHT.
Allen Spoke Nearly Fifteen Hours on
Repeal Bill.
A FREE SILVER AMENDMENT
Laid ON the Table In the Senate by q Vote
OF 30 Yeas TO ~ Nsys-Ihe Tabled
Amendment Was the One Tha Pef-
fer offered.
a FREE SILVER AMENDMENT
SPECIAL TO THE NEWS.

WASHINGTON. Oct. Ex-senator Allen
Of Nebraska. who began speaking in the
senate last eveaiug at 5:l5 concluded
mt 8 O'Clock this morning, having spoken
IA hours and IS minutes-the longest
speech on record In the senate.
AT nine o'clock this morning the senate
was still in session. bat without "a
quorum.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-10-12
JOSEPH 9. JOHNSON,
90 WESTMINSTER STREET
Bonds and Mortgages
pon INvEsrwrNrs.
HENRY w. COOKIE.
REAL ESTATE, MORTGAGES,
FIRE INSURANCE.
l Custom House St.


ggRLiS, Oct. 12.-Prince bismarck took
with him on his joufhey from Kisslngcn tc
Friedricnsruh a manual Of the Reishstag
Tor 1898, a manual OF the German En-
pre-" "a "Short History OF Germany" and
4 die OF the Morgenblatt from January &C.
July. DIR. Schweninger has sent To En-
peror William another detailed report ON
Prince Bismarck's condition.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-10-12

EJR sALE-GRoCGRy AND MAEkET DOING
u atu tnr. N = iu.'sO weekly. So 100 oft ash.
. noe has other bu .iae-s. Address Box a. News
UclCo. octh- 1901
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-10-12
PURELY ACCIDENTAL.
Coroncr's Verdict In tho East Providen nee
shooting Case.

Coroner BabcocS rendered his decisio,
today I'm the East Provide zee shooting
case. lie fluids that she Volker boy
did not know the rifle was
loaded, aud that all the facts indicate
that ne was innocent OF any intent ia
lar n the boy he shot. The coroner says
the shooting was purely accidental.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-10-12

WASHINGTON. Oct. 12-ln the senate
today, on motion OF Mr.. Voorhees,, PETERS
free silver amendment was laid on the
table, the vote standing: Yeas, 80
nays, IL.
Mr.. Watson of Kansas then began
speaking against repeal. He said the
panic was caused by the bankers. who
desired to compel the issue Of bonds and
To Kill silver.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-10-12

The lovers Of music In this city are to
have . treat next Saturday evening
wnen the famous Welsh Ladies' choir
now known m the Prize Winners.
~ the Worlds fair will give one Of their
delightful concerts In Music hail.
The concert is TO be riven under
the direction OF Mrs. Clara
Novels DAVIS assisted by Miss winifred
Evans. Both Of these ladies are from
Cardiff and are we'll known I'm musical
circle. Reserved seats can be had at Bill
ing<. Ibe price beiug 70 cents and si.0o.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-10-12

usnafuF forms when The glands Of the skin are
~<sk<n>d. and. n neglected. baidno-s n sure 10
hollow. Halls Hair Remover u The best pfsvsn-
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-10-12
PEFFER DEFEATED.
SPECIAL TO THE NEWS.

HIS Free silver Amendment Laid on the
Table Today.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-09-27
Lincoln and Labor.

In al Mr.. Lincoln's friendship for
labor there was no trace of demseoey
Nothing could have been further from
his mind than to array, for partisan
purposes or personal advantage, work.
i"gmen against capital or sgains,
each other. Addressing q deputstion
o. New York City work;nemen, in
1864. he warned them 10 beware of
prejudices, working division and hos
,ilisy among themselves. He added:
"The strongest bond OF human ., m.
patty, outside of the family relation,
should be one uniting al working
people Of oil nations and tongues and
kindreds. Nor should this lead to q
war upon property or the owners of
property. Property is the fruit OF
labor; property is desirable; 10 . posi-.
tive good in the world. That some
should DO rich shows that others may
becom" rich, and hence it is just en-
couragement to industry and enter.
prise. Let not him who Is houselese
pull down the house of another, but
let him labor diligently and build one
for himself. thus by example assuring
that his own shall be safe from VIC.
lence when built" These words Of
the great emancipation embodv, SO far
as labor is concerned, the gospel Of
truth and justice. They supply not
only u text for the day, but lesson
for all time to come. The more they
are pondered, the more the spirit they
seek 70 convey is inculcsted. the
better it will no for workingme,,
every where. They come down to us
moro with peculiar impressivenes>
from the leader who, when nominated
for the highest Office within tho gift u
nations, told his bioRrapher that he
could supply him with hut it'll.
material save what was found in .rhe
b,ief and simple annals Of the poor.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-09-27
Death II Mrs. E, A, Thorn.

Mrs. Elizabeth A. Thorp, mother
of Mrs. George A. Black, died at tn.
residence Of Governor Black in Fair
haven, WASH, at l o'clock last Satur.
day. Mrs. Tho'p had been an in
valid since April, 1889, when she sus
tanned = stroke o! paralysis while 10
Salt Lake City, Utah.
Mrs. Thorp, whose maiden name
was Atkinson. was born in England,
April "a, 1920, and came to the
United States when quite young and.
with Der parents, settled in Illinois.
After her marriage she removed to
Virgicia, where her husband died
but short time after marriage. Mrs
Thorp never remarked, but devoted
her entire life to works of bene violence
aud charity. She was . faithful
member Of the Episcopal church, aud
was at all times ready with her SYM
pathy and practical support in oil
good works and for tho betterment of
humanity. She had been . resident
OF Fairhaven since 1889. when Gov
ernor and Mrs. Black took up their
residence il this city.
The remaina Of the aged lady will
be laid At rest in Freepor'. Ills. where
her father. mother and husband are
buried. Mr.. and Mrs. Black accom-.
panied the remains East.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-09-27

This Is Arst.class house. and the proprieto
respectfully requests call. he 10 satisfied tia
any who call once will again.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-09-27
IL He the Snooperk atz?

1t was in Chicago in tho sntepast
Of dawn last Saturday, at the grand
worthy inside front door to tho mid.
most shrine of tho esoteric and de.
cuple>locked lodge room Of the Grand
Conglot ul.ted Conglomerated Conso>
ciated Communicative Order Of the
High Hoo, Hoo. Illuminate Royal
Bengal Sanhedrim was in session for
the election Of officers, initiation OF
new members, and the transaction OF
such other business - might come be.
fore il. Thrice the brinded cat had
moved from the Grand Sharks throne
OF stste. and George Washington
Swar,z. the Holy Boojum. was de-
sectcd in applying the lighted end Of
a cigsret.ee to Rs, The official owl of
the Hoo Hoos. 1t was getting to he
Ra's bedtime, and he was growing
impatient. "Deienbaush." said the
Grand Shark to the Junior High Hoo.
, Hoo, "has Anubis had his liver?"
"Your Snarkship," replied tho Junior
High. ssiaaming to tho East and to
the rising sun. 1.-THE Sacred Hound
hath his meat, and the removals. OF
mystery are ready" ut 10 welI,'
quoth the Grand Shark. toying list.
essly with his s,oea, "but first make
sure tho list OF Sharks and the others is
complete" "Your Snarkship," an
swer the Junior High. deity throw.
ing another junk Of jesur to Anu6is,
who was eating out of the Grand
Sharks gilt crown: IL will read it to
YOU az it was sent to the Inter-O Ocean
this morning"
So tie list was read, . loud list.
There were tho names and titles OF
the Grand High Hoo>Hoo. the Holy
B'oium. the Serinenator, tho Custo.
ca.ian. the A'c.uopor, the Big Be-
znom, the Gurdon, and OF two OF TIRES
dez-n Vlcege,ent Snarks from variou.
States. 1t was a goodly roster OF the
Souls of Hoo Hoo, and the Grand
Shark showed evident pleasure while
it was read. Then . wrinkle bur.
rowed his brow. "Iliustrious Junior
High Hoo. Hoo" he cried, "you have
not read the name Of the Supreme
Snoop-rks,z. Great Hoo-Hoo, man,
how can our Sublime Order exist 70,
Nh hour without the -Snooparkstz?
The lmperishab,li.y Of the Snooper.
KATE is our fundamental pr,noipIe.'
"Grand Shark" was the JUNO,
Highs answer, 1.-THE Vicege,en Shark,
have refused to confirm the Holy
Boojum's nomination. The Holy
Booj I'm nominated Albert Edward
P'!lshury OF Massachusetts; and they
won, have him.
"Who the deuce 10 Pillshury?'
cried the Grand Shark, an expression
Of pain aud anger appearing on his
handsome face. zone, Two. Three
Who the deuce i. Pillsbury?" cried Il e
V,cegerens Sharks. The Arctnoper
the Srrinenator, the Custocatian. the
Senior High Hoo>Hoo repeated the
same ominous question. Auubis
made vicious grab for Bubastis, the
blinded cat, and the tutelar owl of the
order emitted q sarcastic too. WHO'D,
and Topped against the specsacles Of
the Holy Boojum.
The Hoo, Hoo will meet at Kansas
City, Sept. 8, 1894, but is P,Ilsbury
the Snooperkatz? Who the deuce ID
Pillsbury?
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-09-27
DR.. Mayer,

the specialist. arrived at HALEY yes
terday morning. This is his third
visit to our city. The doctor is pre-
pared to treat and operate for Catsr.
act, Cross Eyes, closure of the tear
duct, ptrygium and the removal OF
tumor and morbid growths, GRADUATED
Lids. and all other diseases OF the eye,
Eur, nose or throat. He remains till
Friday noon, 29th-posisively no
longer.