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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-11-02
STRUCK BY TRAIN.
Jennie Young Instantly Killed
by Cars at Newport.
Mother Fatally ard Father Seriously
iajure1--Aoeses Killed.
fss nes hets W By HsSssga<a ia Esass
II caAeea-

SExr@zr. Ssz. is J. T. Tea1z.
wife saa laughter. If csrszas, .er~ cr2s.-
lnx The Derser Railrsa4 wisE aaatie s=4z.
Wednesday rsSrniax n Ya1az'. erss.izS
oas a.ls acrrA Of Sssrogt rsflage, Easy
we're ssrEek By he Daver uaia gnszz
ssasa-
Ssnz2s, tie 5azgarer. sz=d - yssrs. szs
lssszaEly kisAs,;- Mrs YSasz ~.s t.zAlly
LSlzrezt- Mr. YsGnx's veg All s@zssnE RIBS
we're 5-axsa- Beta hsr.ss Esre killed
NJ Feazz sa4 wife cave Sssn sAxsn
Asass asd tks = soansts dressed They are
oosh badly hars- Ar. Yeazxs Eaiza -
fractured az4 TBS &C Estr sh3e er7fes
Mr.. Y0gng s .aisFe1t .nserzally-
Isz asr EsrrIm.a, egrsaer fron1 SsE-
ger aaa snpszslLsss i1ry which . .ave.-
agsfgax the ease
Ere-a al 4ppea-zress the NJ C. &. T..
w2s zos to shase- The ersssi.g - iaa-
ter0es one az the boston at I'll an:
saaaI. Be Gagged
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-11-02
sEvS sueeEu.
srsssss b, ,ss uirss frsa ~ sss.A. fass,
S>stA sal usst.

lame. c sAvsry, DE. Aoiass, Ia. for
himself snsi the AHssrisaE Emsrsnt Co..
s.-isusi Tassasy. Asssts sni bshsll'ise
are nss stated, rhssgh the snosni ssvai'ei
!. several aasir~si thoasxn3 'lltisrs.
II bss hsea 6saalisly settled that the
Z nivsraty A C. -saIi rsna<s the fsle-
Psincesea foos ball zssus on Thaaksrvtss
iav. f. wss also settlsd that the Ssms
-satI BE- pI,ysd at Msnasraa sea, Wee
Yars.
Leading business men Of Dea-sY declare
tia, the Coisrsd.i iasisstries are BY no
ne,u. in . ayiax state. They ssy that the
r.pa.l q the silver bali hs. ssrn aHfieipsssd
sar ~esss and business !, nas sissly iss-
proving.
An electric ear on the orsgsn Chy Lins.
containing aeon: 20 p,s.sHssss. vest
through an open 5ras brsiss 81 Portland.
,lr@.. wetnssiay fslsias ssso the Csspsn
river. Its reported that 20 Of its ceea-
pants psrs e-o~aed.
F;rs-u discovered Ia the bold Of the
..s.r,.hip Usrsers " inter AZ NJ Yess-
a.lf an hour after SHE sssssss. on her xiY 10
p,.tsr ws,sassssy She pr, hs~s snsi the
Gre. vhiah -as suuiax snssas 30 saiss Of
ect.ou. -as ,rsiszuishsa. The loss eansot
t.s s.tsr.fed. TAe vessel eeAsags 70 sbs
Assrapolitsn Iiss.
The residence ~ Mr.. ssssn " Knoviss.
f,o-siI. Macs. viys vas sscsntlf nssrssd 10
>. ysyar Gso,xs w. FtssH. szi ra- % .
.sshtina ,osr. vas 4ise.svssva W~fsestsy
"a hare sssn hsrslsrifsd Of as1ss 5000
ws--h AZ srti1iss Including . issxs psopos-
.ls- Of h~r <s,irobe. The Sl.eosssy vas
mad. eT JOAN Y. Ba4via- hsf sssAef
The tefio.faz Bosie~ 10 rssriasss hAs
kesa issasa sy the hxsshozs< board NO
ss~s /. hprsby givsn '.ss o. CO aesaf sss.
! I y-95 fiSA, vs.ssl Ne. 81 viss BE- rsrtaes1
r.. hsr ..r5oa % Cos-sekf. Lorx isiasA
.gwns csae. GA shs sssss ast~. Usd Com
/ seiA pssaf ls<hs T~sseg Ne. 70, nos km2o-
,srily ua,xiax the sstts-. vii ss VIII
s-,-n Cas.ae,s-ssis sf azks vessel w.
Il a. asse-ia<4 10 ne hss Of iiz.ss saas fog
szrsis I, I'D renssn aaehsasss.-
Tbs We. Ysrs Hs,sbts Mxssxus. Me-.
,ssesal .ay. TIE Ssesrasaas sss'nssy
p.,.e,. an zrrsese ss the rss sssssssson
ws1d.y. .A.es is Sssssssd especially %
| hs1-sr fs-sSra<rs. b. 10 'ssnss iSsy hs,e
"a ,sv fsrrss ssans to the sDsssnrs<ns
yksns4es ixss>3 ssd say smd sa srsssafHl-
rsry tszz. vtieA sbe sosessnssss nasy sss ss
"a f,x auS, tsSrr. TIE asfsets nsy - cos
.-v.s 70 sss5s~s .esSssss fosssEnsfs 20 sss-
w.,x .srvi-.' Uss11 States Nsasssss Bakss
ha. sssa TO see Pfssstsnf C<lssa ssosa Us
iwppi.ssz svsa fsssixs~ss sss WI sAhs
I ossscsaI ss<2s fos iEs rs7ssi-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-11-02
TIE INVENTOR.

Has-pirs ar~ row rassie b automatic and
very e'sn pGcatesl nsaehAnes-
A Spanfsr.I has s,seeep,3sl ia extracting
FROM zra.slsoppers a tasty sGhstsucs. waich,
he csair1ss, caa ae Hiaase into the finest s1AS
extAat.
A method of rgpaisthz azphals pavefnsni.
il bv ssstsensag the worn spot By a s'sries es
hsosIees tsurners. azitataax the asphalt and
mixing WITH fr rev material, zstsr when
the pavement - saa0osaes8 3asi oszrZsshes1-
An apoarsgas for drawing the ssEe~s
from sht. lszz of Trgltry sr game. sosR2rss-
i=n trs, fe-ss-t blocks into ~htch she asss
and cIsa7~ are Inserted after the ssz Is brssxsr,
rhs b;1cks beizs forced spsrt b. ser~r. u
Sew
A New Ens.iaad firm u Introducing an
automatic "a tighter t0- ssr~ss fsznps-
araseb works &C the prisetpAs q sa zzxns
5ag ess.-k- Il Il explained thss the oaly
astsosiara tbs iiahs@r rsgais4s y a ~esnly
xirs,4izx Il zoe cissk 'zssSsuasFs;, aEs<l tsas
i Hzsstz the lazSy at sias rvgairssi sinss
md extsnErsasisss i AZ sszybrsax-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-11-02
uill ADJOURN FaloAY.
N, Ezra ssssiss vii Prsess'y Finsi'Y ID
isara o. That osts.

wssHryeros. Nov i--Is hal eesu ar
rarz zsd that ,ks committee on rules 81 the
Senate snd Haase should come together At
3 o'clock til. afternoon 10 IN aron tse
rheu the special session shall close The
House committee failed to get ever 70 The
ssns-a. ani the members Ct the s%nsss
COMMITTEES ascisIsd 10 Issvs 10 the House the
.esgctiaa ot the time Of adjournment.
The MEMBERS of the House committee oa
rules vii probably act together 'h's .ssk
and arrange 4 PrpzrsmE1s, Shieh. II Is noe
heliezs,;. viii contemplate snsi astoaru-
nzen. en- Friday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-11-02
You
Can
Buy
-
Bottled
Health

" yoaf @-zggias sevez 6ays IN re
wseE
What 81 'af's1iez3 heslshs WIZ. ur.-
czH's alass ssgFae t-assspr9g-x-, u. r. So
Eea H-zAe 10 aasstaA- wt4er. yoss s,sy
s0'''e Of Aezli', rs. ls4s IS ~aas Hsn--
bass AsaSErsc Casspsss-xb -
: IS sos7s! ..4.=e5cile, safe rsess5-fa..
aE essertfse nass.iefa-, AZ. IL is es.a..
~'ssa Ct ge,aa among saeA peopl. al
oTer Nex Eas.4a4.
tsparSics VIA liz. III. trfuf.t Il
healsA, vig2r, sHap. zns4 it VII en--
y7'i- os'.er s'siA= of yogr ,tra,sii..
tc-<say.
HEDp&S's MAGNETIC C.axrocx~ "a
tA< coming rses:i-iae. Ask 20. drug
giss s'r iircoE~'s, and irsis, a9,sa h..y.
iHs Hiopzs's- A..eeP1 satAlag sL4e.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-11-02
STAND tso osLIv5a.
T~o sea a.ia up By nisasaYmes - *oadi
a, Candies

TAWoEx. Sav- IA. B. Ward. tT'.oer-s-
vile. Mus.. lxsns q The HIsoaie Issar'
aace Compsav. Boston. vita his sssItsaat-
z. e Hssmer, CsuA3eu, we're ash ap by
40 men n the tark woods between Cam
lsu aa4 R3csPor,- Monday aIgat- about
3-c}5ek. sn,i ariere,4 to rlTs aP thsir nauey
= jdsi- ITss-
II ~as 81 LARK thas they eonbi net see TIE
men and Z aIie valtIag IA electric car sa'
ara around the bend n me ra's1. vasn
~. xaul he robbers Ind IN the woods ana
Es-i ard Hasaasr irave 80 safriE- both
vera very heavy E@a, ss1zhs19 esea over
ssa zesa5.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-11-02
sp.Fss raos WAlsE WIRES.

George ,s BelIvesa, proprietor ds ihe
Nsr1ls hlaex frrx store. B4tsiSfor9- iisd Of
sgnsauucior Wednesday. aged IS yshrs-
IIe vas 1nr1aEre3-
OK Cobb, prominent citizen Of West
Rar.sa. 5sscsn n TIE Cangrs zatsouaa
shar-h. siest TUESDAY. He saves q TlfSs
And rrrae fsazlsers-
The Ysrk Mills, Sseu- Which have e@ea
ue t1r rh-ss Hoashs, riA resGaa work
u,r,s.v GA .aar. tine an. wISh re'fHctlafi
ssvs<es. The reduction VII acreage ~
ser CRIT. Fer TIE press1E saas u'Ll' Tll oe
ran ;sa-.is5r-Is fl.Tlr-
4, IN f-er ef sss sssin-srey Of TIE
,,,asr sasrset sas s6ne 5rn az F. Il Cax
q So STA shsz .sra- ~ ;hRir fssfcsy ca
4 ien srres PGrtIsud, - Hlea nave neea
-. ssav,.s- P,rt uf these Already have see'
,,.-,. x-,s sr,i bv nexs sees al sisl De Al
b,rsf 10 ga. Work Vii Pr1Aaasy se
-s..a,e,4 7 tRgsrT -
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-11-02
FIRE Ar SotoN.
carra.aas Het.s 3srssa-Sarre~ Escape af
Seme Of iae Guests.

satos. Ssv- --CsrraEank hessl At So
lou oaraei TUESDAY al zAt about a'eaock.
TIE ire eaazht N tie basement anst n spiss
9f all eFsrts 20 check II, the hose. together
s.-.s tR0 large 54rzs fni several smaller
b.i. l7gs we're bsrasd to the zro1r'4
B4iiitas. Oh ei5f.sr siis IT the sasel we're
iq z-rst LANCER but we're saved By heroic
Z srrs
The harns contained large smaant Of
Aav spH straw Some of tbs inmates q:
sse A1tai bad barely tire 70 escape Win
sass el0thiaz -h~y bat On a's eaase OF
tass sr- L. a8xa,ysa ai pFs-e1s - - also tie
s1rgal ilss- Insurance, $500
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-11-02

CHseAa0. Sov. E-P-ensisrzast- the z.1r-
de-sr Ct 2sygr HsTr1saa. u having 4
rauxh tine "a jail The seher pr1-G1srs
havs taken 10 sssxiaz every 0ppursuEstJ Go
;-~r A. the wretch and say1sksaz t1aTr.cs-
tors at him While the EzTor's enrpse
was sTizx In state AZ the city hail. -wsra tee
thousands rsTsre9ssT passing sy, tie ~
ssszsn SEEMED fsr 1se SrsS sErr5s forcz'a TO
realise his y.asttissa- All z30n< h- bad s2-
os-rnsiy lshss-sss zaGsr the dsiassnrs ssaf
AZ ss5zz zsc5s1s II sriass rDz.a iaak s9 10
AIN A. ssrs 5f king zr70az them bat
their frixhstzl denzre=ataons ss@aaed 20
MAKE hEra zzs.s-s-aast tEss he szs al
horr-d even By karteee6 er11z1als - =
rrx-zztv xzzszxsn
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-11-02
ses Nsise esstnsstsrs.

wA<a-xs.rssx. So-. I --Ths fs&lg-i5z Z
-z.sraz-sr-s -+-e appointed T>4nssasy
IS ! Lab. B-vsass. Psas. wee Aiisa
,-,.nse. II P. A. spoEsr5, Deer Tssz- vice
r. G. P:exsrIag; W. h BgrzesL kass
Hf-aEs- wfee lanes Esszs: Arz- W NJ
wasIu- East S5rr5Yorr- rlcs @sssse ,
Enssw ison C. T Bunker Frankh1~ vice
T. c. B-zxtSs. Ira e Rzth- Lianszs, visse
b r. F-eaeh, l. VI kzs-sea. Nasartls-
vscs SEEzz H Rave : T. sse-srs-
Nar.a Fxssoassebt. vIcs H. g. o. Szs-sa
Ms-v I. MelEsz. Paris Tscs Miss 5esznis
Hasharss C. Z Ps1l. Rscxyor-- Vi-s r B
Eszsu@r: r. J. s~sSnsy. sasxrsa. vice I'd
win wa...,i ss. " " Clxriss. Ezaaaas-
esr. viss /. ". IoGnssgr-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-11-02

Prsssesisa u FrsseA Ftss sivsa y S,sssrs -
csass d lasxshas.

ZAsxfsAk~Nsv. The captain and efev
as the Frsrch slave dha~ espssr~d By The
British cruiser Pns.snsl In April iAss. hes
oesu se4sisfed by the eosrt 81 gsuniaa. 10
-hich the prisoaers ssfs cent fer irsAl ~
the French eonsal here. The seaaissaA
practically siyes ,mmanity 10 the slsssrs
sho carry On ba.iness under th< Frsach
Ar
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-11-02
FOREIGN WARS.
Rifians Held in Check It Me-
lila by a Cruiser.


Nanssp. Nov. i,--Adviess rpcstvsd ~
aaf from N<isiia show tAss H. vses 49,
By The Srsaisa cruiser CSs3s d vsenla1ee
AS been Of mach service 10 he ccsps. aAl
has. 10 . certain sxtsns rssvsnsssi shs Rsf.
fIns frum eecupyins ssrA.rrcsl rcssnaee
a<As The coase.
IL is ksesa that the eAsaaisi<s sDcsG ~
RsAAns has hesn heavy. Ths sxsrss Il
the lossss canacs b avpeoximassty sses-
mated and reoeAssy VII sever b knovn.as
the dead srs hastily buried.
The SpsnsAr.s are doing Tie greater psfs
sf taess sshfsns esAiaa the vaiis ef ~
forss.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-11-02

wssntSsrax. Sssx. L--Ths Democrats
of tz- haza-e hell q csss4eszs % seless 4
SUCCESSOR 70 rae lase Rez- SaHaaasA W
Easssss=rsv. f7s As5sass Chaplain Ba tzs
rafr1f hzI5ss Rev. Essw4ri B BsSae7. 7sss-
rsr IT -ke Ca~sssIsa ca1-ga o. tbs csrg.
u;xs sese~ssss- Tsr. BAzssT Is a -znassa-
sA,r.s. hoyzsas-Ses S1-alz Tza OF = Es A
psssre CT Virginia, sEd graduate OF t-z
yaszers5sy Ct EentEsckE And the Eaeolasz.s-
cal srsrsEuxry If Tass university
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-11-02

waszrxErax. Nsr. / As Secretary
Carsissefs gri~szs s>--e-s-T rzs locking
srrr Mr.. C.rsSsse's rsaSl yesterday sfTer'
noon. - YRS rszch sE<srss~f ~ PICK z2 .
ss~saI card szSz-d ST Prsnaergx-s. sse
xs-s.--sa of Msr1r EsrriSgo- The vrsrsas
-. tie card, which Fs rss<zza,ksz Chs-
-sxa. ws. IA raj p~aesi. ard ss ss@ a~s.t
s< sae carl. an et-cer xs1s. vas 6rsr1 rS<
SCAR. Il sdzsYGe erossL Tae vrzszag o.
the card rssz5s n fas8swsz
esr =
wyTxsx SIz-Rexzrzis. rzsp<rzs zsz2 rEsap2S-
ass.-= ta ysss tsszS zAe hssE ssy Nav TIA
Sr--$Sssas % ar->r5rze kzs sg-sszs G1~sssesJ q
tgx aEaa za sxSz= sazsas- fAe-< raa - -
.ssysEx ~ 90 sks. zxgwe~ aad ax xAr<5sy sf tse
xs~Srzza<zt - 10 80. -sa<zrszr,
z PzxxzEz<1sr
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-11-02

xslxE CENTRAL RAILROAD.
.rxx~m~ni ~ Trains ts khess ssye
sssa, 1888.
-r rr.fax Leave .Asxasss -
TsffsNss


,,<.Yx.. YsfsY-<ss A. NJ ~ Ls'stss.aa. Farm
So - sasst Psrszasst- ssss-1o1 1sf Asazrsss
- x - 2r4xssa9sr LsssseSs- ssfz,s ga
5-x pagsss1s1 sas8 H4sss0E essnresr2nz "a
- q sssass.a 2asaEs See s{.@sses hs xzei J. =
~. z--.sssx 2z>a. Yszrrss-s. sssF2sss l1Ae Y
= --.ySx g4aEan ~q@rJ ss3sE saF -s~sfsSe
= sssx asss PsFssitad sisa Sa-fSE-
sa,sx., KAsY-E-ss A a. taaxss xxrr.@ss 81
u,.-s-,~-- SsfsKsx- Sssxsc. Ear aArssSs. 81
- = goaa zad Arss~sssos sossrY
sXs q I'D y s-eFzssis, skssaex1z, ssaxov SAD
sS-s-yg RI IN. sas Nf-srTIA5ss z =
= - a ss--7s - fssEaasE. sar,n Az-nax sag
=. .x-,ssgssa. 3~is.@s. D~szsr, Syxzro.r- zxa
81 sz4pA~s. 81 Jaaa sd Asss-
- .m-.y 4 P n a!sss; ssF NEsrStsls
- a szszs4gs szl sss @ESefyLi2e aa<s sAa
snr- - .-..... r-,s- x-sn< s..s. n. a A
80 AS. a. Iils NJ. -zas ssers
- .r,S,as- ssslrftea soaa~ssssf ssr ana srsn
- ssst a..exlEHs. saIt = q sxSEA@5As sz
sfs'.t,s as q. - "a s-ifssr. D~s5s-. " -
=. 5l.aErsf s4ahEF ss1rszsss-
~ =. ~ --assa Esszx T-ss AZ ia-Sn a NJ ar.
- - q -zM AAl3T. sG14sfAg aEz.fafs~,s. 5s
- s,..sa. L.-sissSs. sasa. s4Ssos saas -
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-11-02

L.rvEaMosE FkLL=, Nov l-THe rev
Bser5se church At Jay Bridge rss dedicated
Wednesday attsraosa and sveriaz- fae
.,rsssHre !. af the ttEsen Aane sryie ana
,ost over sGofn. M.ny prominent rnin1s-
tsrs participated n the exercises aast tae
arfeustazca Va. ArEs-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-11-02

RarTE<ozz. Ssx- L-Asa q lsss aszr lass
sreaszx Axys< L-s=r5es rersSvsd ~ safGT-
srsssrs se<ser n whaeA he wzs sa-sAssnr's
u5sa inzzxzs ,s.%sh 4 he ez-lsxs 20 Ssovsse
.-assavneaz tsr the dse wsrxs5-ueE q
sss eszv. TIE sssxey sAausd Tia. sse ssnfsef
~aEf ,rSrs~sr.<
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-11-02
.ecoxMooArios TRAINS.

I - ta.sy saasaFs insal1ssi ''sa sazseaYs 9zsy
-e-sasA aezsss n ne S ssfs's FAR eA4.iaFiss
- al --,ass -ssafa aza Es.s MAJ &c aasf Of =
- s-ssss lzwaz- AzxHszA. tae SaaT sflies
. ltg-4efa s-isax - Al ssziss Iass sa~axl1s
s.gfa1s rye x sEpsass-
pt~4r~ Tcesks Tlce Pres fsszf MAJ
s..rrasr- sIea1 gtss. 4 Ts1kgf AZ
ssr- asa. 3ept. -Ssa. ps9s.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-11-02
Feet Bail

Stcs>-Bcw .aiu Sophomore, 40 Thorz
tn 4esie1y g.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-11-02
DIR. SCHENCK'S

AaEssraxs pl.ls have vala.s ~ kssa.s 4.
remedy Ear beyoad the pswsr ss laas.axs
"a te-'ribe- The family ssa hsrigy be s-ae
% iss~if hat Toes aat keep them "a hand
for ss+, IA emergencies.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-12-14
JOHN McMANUS & CO.,
Clothiers, Tailors, Furnishers and Hatters,
las and I47 WESTMINSTER ST.
SAY STATE CHANGERS
Elect Ofioers and Discuss Matters Of Il
tcrest to Farmers.

Elect oficers and Discuss Matters Of In
terest to Farmers.
WORCESTER, Mass, Dec. a. Yestsr-
days session Of the Massachusetts, State
grange was given up chiefly to the elsc-
tion Of officers and the reception OF re-
ports. The election Of officers resulted as
follows: Master, Elwyn ID. Howe, MRrl-
boro: overseer, A. C.. Stoddard, North
Brookfeld; lecturer, J. w. Stockwell, SUIT
ton; steward, Il. A. Emerson, Haverhill;
assistant steward, w. n. Howard, South
Easton; chaplain, Rev. G. S. Walker, Am
herst treasurer, Hon. +. A. Harrington,
Worcester; secretary, Warren G. Jewett,
Worcester; gate geeper, c. II. Deming,
Lanesboro; Pomona, Mrs. Elbridge Cushl
man, Lekeville; Flora, Mrs. Huntington,
Amesbury; Ceres, Mrs. u. Eaton, Fitch
burg; lady assistant steward, Mrs. Jsnnis
Williams, Douglass.
The committee from the state expert
ment station reported that their expert
ments show that there il no profit in fat-
tening rtesys for the market in Nassachu=
settx aud that sheep do not show q margin
of profit, but swine show more sstisfac-
tory resxlts. The committee on unequal
taxation reported al length and urged the
oranges ~ start a movement that will
remedy the evils of the present tax sys-
tenn
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-12-14
A CHEMISTS TESTIMONY
Introduced TO Aid In the Conviction -
Po!soner Meyer.

fOssoncr meyer.
NEW YORK, Dec. 1.-THE cross sxsmi-
nation OF Professor Doremus was tskss
up by DIR. O'Sullivan in the Meyer trisl
yesterday. District Attorney Nicoll asked
as 10 whether the chemist was able 10
determine in what form the poisons were
taken by Brandt Professor Doremus said
he was unable 60 determine and said that
the quantities and the quality of the anti
mony and its wide distribution through
the system indicated that thst poison was
taken in the form Of tartar smstic nns
preceding the taking Of the arsenic.
In reply 10 y question from DIR. OSulli-
van the witness said he was unsblc 10
state whether the arsenic found in
Brandt's body was administered bofors
death or got there through an embslmin 3
process after death The professor said
that the arsenic he had found was in the
innermost tissue Of the body; that had IL
come from another grave ii vonld have
shown Sc effects on the out.i6e: whereas
Brandt's outer box, conn, clothing and
skin were dry
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-12-14
SHE JTLTED HIN.
East Young Man Kills Himsslf and sheets
a Woman.

WI
DENVER, Dec. l4.-Ed Hanhsld, q fast
young man about town, shot his mistress,
Ida Hall, a Central theatsr actress, and
then fred bullet into his own brain yes
terday afternoon. Hanfield died instantly.
The woman is lying in the hospital with
bullet wound through her left breast,
just above her heart, aud she will die.
HanGeld came hers from Ashheld,
Mass, few months ago, and ut once en-
tered upon n disslpated career. He fell in
love with Ida Hall, and soon gained her
consent TO marry him. His father learned
OF his sons acts and refused 20 send him
any more money, and in order to securs
funds 20 pay for the marriage ceremony
Hanield stole q quantity OF goods from
the room OF = friend and pswned them.
For this he was arrested about an hour
before the time set for his marriage and
was given term in Jail. Bewss released
yesterday aud Immediately renewed his
suit for the hand Of the girl, but her love
had evidently cooled. II il supposed he
invited her to his room, and as she refused
TO marry him he shot her and himself.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-12-14
Espey Hsnt, 20 leave en-. Track

RIcHLoSD, Ind, Dec. l4-For the first
time since ~ a three-yesr-old she broke
the race record, for trotters, Of that age
on hslf-Mile track, Nancy HANKS vita
draws from the public gaze. She II
already domicilsd st hsr owners farm in
kssssohusstts, ard the announcement
has been made that NEXT Spring she will
be bred to q wsll-knovn stallion. Since
her nrst race, when she lost the first heat
to BonHis Wilmore, she has never been
headed to ths wire by single adversary
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-12-14
IL CONGRESS-.
Frye and Gray Talk OF Characters Il
Stevens and Dioupt.


WARRINGTON, Dec 14-After the rou
hns m orning business was disposed ef, the
hawaiian resolution offered by Dir. HcsY
was laid before the senate, and Mr.. Frye
Of ksins addressed the senate. Mr. Frye
directed his attention particularly 10 the
statement OF Mr.. Gray that the United
States flag had been dish onorec and made
30 cover an act of piracy. That statement.
Of course, Mr.. Frye said, could only refer
10 the conduct OF Afr. Stevens as minister
to Hawaii.
He said the president made Mr. Blourt
paramount TO Mr.. Stevens; but, in intelli-
xsnce in education, in integrity OF charac-
ter, in familiarity with affairs, in experi
ence OF life, especially of public life, In
knowledge Of international law, in sc-
cuaintance with the usages and require
ments OF diplomacy, in devotion 10 the
interests and honor of his country, in
fidelity 10 our Christian civilization, Mr..
Stevens in paramount 80 AR. Slourt. Mr..
FRYE also declared that Mr Blount, in his
report, had not written one single unvar-
nished line of truth.
Mr.. Vest said ne knew Mr. Blount, and
while he was not in the senate 60 defend
him, he had almost 10 years intimate
knowledge Of him. He desired 20 ststs in
the most public and emphatic manner
that purer man publicly and privately
had never appeared in the arens Of Ans
srican politics. There was nothing 70
justify the senator from Maine with his
aggressive voice, in saying there was not
enc word OF truth in Mr.. Blount's report.
AS to the use OF the word 'pePessunt'
in Mr. Blount's lstter OF instructions
said Mr.. Vest, "the president had right
90 appoint Mr.. Blouut with powers para
mount 70 those OF the minister, and ths
same thing had been done hundreds ei
times" Coming 30 Mr.. Blount's isstrue-
tions, Mr.. vsst affirmed that they were
simply a repetition OF the well-outlin.d
policy Of the United States fron the
foundation OF the government.
Senator Morrill, sddro.ssd the senate on
that portion sf the presidents nssssgs
relating 10 the tsriG. His speech was de-
voted mainly 70 q comparison of the prsc.
tices Of this country with those Of Grsss
Britain cr the question Of tariff and ri
the industrial conditions Of the two ceur-
tries and 20 . criticism Of the Democratic
party for los tsndsnoy to follow English
rrecedoufs
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-12-14

WASHINGTON, Dec. 1.-the navy de-
partment has received word from Com
mander Picking that Cobras island and
Euchagas are in the possession OF Admiral
de Cana. He is we'll fortified and is CON
tlpually firing upon the custom house
and naval arsenal with small arms. Mar
tial law has been declared at Perambuco,
and the consul there has asked for war
vessel as precaution.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-12-14
Mrs. ricld want. TO Withdraw.

NEW YORK. Dee i4.-An application
was made 10 Judge Ingraham for an
order 60 compel William II. Curtis 10
show cause why the partnership sristinR
hCtwren Curti. and Mrs. Cyrus W. Field
should not he dissolved and n receiver ap.
pointed. The order was granted by Judge
lngraham. Mrs. Field put about s2?oo in
the business.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-12-14

BosToS, Dec. l4.-Eugene Hennesy, 90
years Of age, n tcamster, was loading
leather on an elevator at l21 Summer
street. and when the lift was loaded he
pulled the rope and 1t slowly started on
Its ascent. Hennesy got one foot on the
elevator. but slipped and fell and his
body was caught between the elevator
snd the second floor, and he was killed
INSTANTLY
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-12-14

WASHINGTON, Dec. IA The prominent
silver leaders of the country will meet in
Washington on Friday for two-days'
eoniereure. u expected that 100000 will
be rnisei without much difficulty to begir
~ extensive propaganda Of silver
thIouehout the country ard 10 be kept up
optil the next congress Is chosen.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-12-14

New BEDFORD, Mass., Dee. 1.-The
Wesvsrs Protective association Of this
city has decided to draw up y new par
ticulars bill. y which will bs introduced in
the next legislature. IL was also decided
to communicate with textile orgsaixa-
tions in all parts OF the state. requesting
the attendance Of delegates st the conven-
ton TO be held here on Jan. 3. The meas
ure will apply 20 all branches OF the cot
ton industry