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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-07-01

well; Gospel praise service for this Saturday
You've woMEns MEETING. iP. Il. Y.
w. q. Ain their hall, &B Westminster
street street ast4S IN. Subject Early hi'ans'"
BRITTANY GOSPEL MISSION. 90 South
Main street Meeting at 7;45 D m; speaking
by Joel Bassett, evangelist.
PHILOSOPHICAL SOCIETY MEETINGS held
At No ls North Main street; Wsyiand build
onic Law"
New JERUsALEN CHURCH. Trinity square
tho Rev n g Hay-Sermon. l0:45. topic, ''Can
Man Give Unto the Lord?" the holy supper at
II. All are invited.
FIREMEN's MEETING-A patriotic so,R
sscreisry scr n sac'ee Mrs % Parineton. % i
u Of Maine, and Miss Dr Mowry viii be given
At Three Ones station" Exchange Place,
Sunday, July 2, at y m All welcome.
BETHEL CHRISTIAN MIssroN-R. J. HUp.
son. Supt. Praise meeting, Is p IN; gospel
meeting led by Mr.. John Domin. 7:3o p m.
"Wednesday; Gospel temperance, 1870 Friday,
Prayer meeting 7:3o y IA. All are cordially In
vited.
WAyLAND CHAPEL. South Angel street
and Wayiand avenue-Sunday school at % y m.
All welcome-
AN OPKN AIR MEETING will he held
on City Hall square at p. m, Sunday. Good
speaking and singing.
Episcopal.
CHURCH OF THE EPIPHANY - Litany
sermon and Holy communion at l0:a5 sun
day school at B; Evening services at 1870.
ST PAuL's CHURCH, Carroll street, near
-0rms: Sunday school 9:30; Litany sermon
and Holy communion lO:45: Evening service
and sermon 1880.
ST. ANDREWS CHURCH, MOUNT PLEAS
ant-Sunday school at e:O a. M; morning
service with Holy communion, le:aS |; evening
service, 1890.
CHRIST CHURCH EDDY AND OXFORD
strosss-sundag gas school G;oa at vS M a. Ltany
Evening service, $50.
CHURCH OF THE MEssIAH-Holv Com
munion AZ 7;30 a IN; Sunday school $50 Ser
mon and second celebration, ios+5; evening
prayer 7:U.
ALL SAINTS MEMORIAL CHURCH
Morning prayer, sermon and Holy oommun.
SECOND ADVENT MEETING, Washing
ton hall. Ashmont street. South Providence
Preaching at z;O aud 7'oop m. by Mrs. h. J.
East Providence,
Town HALL-MES's BIBLE CLASS WILL
meet in District Court room at l2:l5 IN.
ARauNGToN's CORNER SCHOOL HoCsE-
Preaching by Rev III Il johnson at IN; sun
day school at y IN.
A. M. 4. ZION CHURCH. Lilac Street
July I'd at 1870 a IN, praise meeting: at:
o'clock y m. Sabbath school,: at y m, preach
Unitarian.
EsTMINsTER UNITARIAN CHURCH.
Mathewsop street-lc45 "A IN. the pastor, Rev.
Herbert Mott, will preach; subject, " Be-
lieving Without Seeing" followed by COM
munion.
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Wise Saws

about economy and punctuality are
useless without practical applica-
ton. You waste precious minutes
with an uncertain watch; and if it
is costly one, there's the expense
of risking it every day. The need
is for an accurate, low-priced watch
that has all the improvements and
plenty of "style, the new quick
winding Waterbury coTers these
points. Both ladies' and gentle
mems styles, and a style for boys.
It is stem-winding and setting; and
has a jeweled movement cased in
filled gold (t4-karat), coin-silver.
etc. 81 to SIS.
Sold by every jeweier IN all sizes ana styles.
An elegant and accurate time keeper.
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FIFTH DIVISION.

Band.
Unifor rank. Knights of Py thas. Col N. w Pierce
Tue lipe Will form as follows. via
First Division, South Water street. east side
right on Leonard street.
Second Division. South Water street. west side,
ri9ht On Leonard street
=, Third Division. Dyer street. east side. rish, on
Fourth Division. Dyer str eet we Il side ri ght on
Westminster street y
Firth Division, Pine street right 90 Crawford
street bridge.
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1900 M.

The several bells OF this city viii be rung for one
hou and salute OF "A guns will be fred by Bat.
terry A. Light Artillery. Captain Edgar X Barker.
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THIRD DIVISION.
Marshal. BENJAMIN W. Gallup
Band.
ChdetA. sewn companies
FOURTH DIVISION.

Marshal. Harvey Heustis.
Aids
Band.
Sons OF Veterans. Col. William NJ. r. Bowen COM
manding.
Gen N A. Miles Garrison. No z, Capt w. Ras-
muSsen commanding.
Farragui Naval Association. Capt Luther Baker
commanding.
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ROUTE or MARCH.

westm' 'nster. Jackson. Broadway to Court and
West,n.nster. Brd9ham. Broad. Weybosset, A. (.
ket square, North Main, sterHle, Exchange place
presence OF the City Government by the Chief
Marshal. accompanied by His Exceiiency 0overnor
ID. Russell brown.
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new YORK & NEW ENGLAND


Passenger Train Service. Week Days Cor
rected to Juns IL. 1SoS.
Trains leave PROVIDENCE AZ follows
MtdSSEhsIs yMItidSSEiss IS s Il 4 Z g 3a g Sp. NJ
ARLINGTON, KSIoHTs yILE-7io nss A. NJ.
sic so, se:lo, 30. sil 90 p, M 1881
cTfsEoS SAfISS HvEE 81 pSISr sS cSNTRHE q H.
ia 0b. sig 30, As. 90 % 10. $50 .1i %. n
roSfJAS. - a AsSTdc g Id SissiicS1 g. si oSP AM
ANTH0NY-7 70. s,? uss A. NJ 80. aas'
sUMMiT. UsEIb sTEkLINa-Tio 90 A. NJ.
c5vsfHsfSss " ~ Z sksEy., xoosup. pLArSrrELp
ywsiNphkM &iLLiSASfftc. 10 4 H. 'HYoa Il oa
SSEEEESSsv SSEEEESSsSRsvs bb.Asua9 bS sss NEW
sSEwIe5s,1 SEkfIsss z 4 y, Mss@,ssss,m
rAAsT THOMPSON. WEBSTER souTHBRrpaE
and wSRcESsIEEEuass @ SI Eus 90 wrg M p % p %w.,,o %
pAAscoks ASR HElk KSp EYs ISTgkhsbrArE fs srAross-
s a .s1. NJ iso saa a re a7f 10
NJ Y .os 70 ,;o.,,. 20 20 ,s 2 ~ a. .oa ., mir,
pepo: and Tor Hartford ana The wsss rom W'Ss wsss
end. For Pascoag and way stations from 0aspes
Ts.ss. Ss,.ssS ss oss ana mp
,'sss'.i JoSss. S1s%sss ssp: W. n BABcocR. o.pA
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NEW YORK, new HAVEN 4 HARTFORD
RAILROAD.
JtJNE ~ fali fIk.
pRovIpENCE DIVISION.

E1pres. trains leave PRoYIpENcE as follows
For NV is oS fimmsd yDs = n Gmi,eo' aiIs,
For NEW YORK. vie stoninston Lane-7 40 90
FOR PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE and WASH.
!NGToN, wa Harlem Rivss-io 10 A. ~. 8 40
For NEW IA vEN-i Is A. NJ fexp, daily. sJs
doc exp d 10 10 texpJ 40 80 ,limitedl IL 10 A. NJ
lexp.l 10 exp, oS uimitcd. % .exp. daily
For ~ new LoNDoN-i is A. N. daily exss lao
(accomJ. 8 90 (accom. Sundayu only. SIS doo
exp.) 35 tacconi,l 1910 tesp.h II 10 A. NJ texp.b
] 20 tac com.L Is tcxpl: % doc. exp,l q
N, texn daily. lSf. "a. tsxp. daiiy
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1870 p. M.
BAND CONCERTS.

The Continental Band AZ Crawford street bridge.
= Reeves American Band at Dexter Training
Field.
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SECOND DIVISION.

SECOND DIVISION.
Marshal Stephen wa,erman-
Aids
Band.
First btsbt Infantry Regiment Cot William r.
Thornton. commanding 4
His Exceliency ID Russell Brown Governor of the
State Of Rhode Island and stan lmounted)
First Machine Gun Battery. X. 4. NJ. Major VIII.
lam Ely.
Battery A. Light Artillery, n. J. NJ. Capt Edgay
r.. BaIk
Company B, rst Battalion Cavalry, K l. NJ.
Capt William A. Maynard
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New York, New Haven and Hart.
ford Railroad.
OLD COLONY SYSTEM.

PROVIDENCE DIVISION.
Time tables giving full Information
as to local and through train service
may be obtained at Providence sta.
tion and stations ~ below
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The CITY OF PROVIDENCE
Fourth Of July,
1898.
The Committee appointed by the City
Council to arrange for the
celebration Of the
117th ANNIVERSARY
AMERICAN INDEPENDENCE
Announce the Programme OF the Day
ttfN as Follows:
4ie a. m feunrise). The several city naRs viii
o. st a salute OF "a guns will DO fred by the
United Train OF Artillery.
to0'S0 a. m. The Caedonian Flute Band VIII
parade over the following streets: Market square.
south mala wickenden BENEFIT Williams Hope.
Olney and North Main streets.
The Ives Post Drum Corps viii parade over the
following streets. viz. Market square. Westmin-
ster. Aborn. Broadway, Baker ayypue. High. Haf-
rlson. Westhe'd. West Friendship, Broad, Pine anu
Dyer streets
The Olneyville Cadet Band viii parade over The
following streets. via Olneyvie kQrare, Mant9n
Mvuurr- Dctrtuv. Ap feton. Julian Amhcrst TO
Junction ot Manton ana Atwels avenue, Academy
avenue, Gladstone avenue. Harold and Valley
streets 20 Oney vile square
The United ~ ain OF Artiery Drum Corps y. A.
Guile Drum Major. wIll parade owe the following
streets, Via Market square Nor Main, MIL.
Charles. Randall. NORTH Main. Benefit Jencks
BARNES Brown, An, ell Tbayet, George Benefit
College street 20 Market SQUARE.
$50 a. m. The several bells of tho city will be
rung for one. half hour.
S3O a m The Grace CEuret chimes wiz De
rIiS for one. half hour.
900 A. Nj.
MILITARY PROCESSION.
Mounted Police.
Platoon of Police.

Mounted Police.
Platoon OF Police.
Band
rniTed Tram OF Artillery. Col. Cyrus ~ vaa Slycx.
comma nding escort
CHIEF MARSHAL. col. ISAAC l.. GOFF.
Chef OF stan Lieut.. Col. Edmund C. Danfortt.
Personal stan.
Honorary STAFF.
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FIREWORKS.

$50 r. M-Two grand displays OF Fireworks; one
on Crawford street bridge and the other on the
dexter Training Field both displays will be alike.
and win consist OF exhibit rockets golden cloud
rockets electric meteor rockets star roc kets will
low tree kets triple fountains bombsheil foun-
fains snake nests. exhib ition batteries. silver
fountains electrical fountains. volcanoes, devil
among the tailors, flying eagle, with shield aero
bat, mosaic jewels. the whole being continuous
night OF gorgeous coiored res. stars and meteors,
interspersed with loud explosions In the air OF
bombs charged with the most brilliant and assorted
co.ors.
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MORTGAGEE's SALE.

VIII be sold q public auction SATURDAY. Ju1s
IesS a. O'Clock p m. on the premiscs 81
virtue OF the power OF sale contsined IN thrs dsS&
~ %,cnrs,H, mnos,Hage msde and exscytsd BY deass q
corded In the of1ce OF the town oisrk IN thS fosvS
q Barrington. state OF Rhode Island. d mSftrsc2
deed book No. at page ~. 50 and ~ ~ coS1
qlsons qS.s ss,s o. ss1d m mor,gss living ben Sksa
ments thereon, situated In the town e Tsrr11SSSn
State OF hhode lslanu, and doscribod - foliow2
Sfrwn m ey j. A. Lea.h am, June, 1874. and recordc1
~ tne town records OF the town a. Barrfnof0o
~Beginning on Narragansetf avenue Where ioess
NOS ~ and ~ JON. and Running easserly on sSS
hor.h @ nne OF lot NO w. two hundred feet moro -
less Inence southsry on the esstsrly side Of los
avenue: thence westerly along he so1sSsviS 3,.S
VI lot " and the continuance Of sald line 10 - ~
where Ocea1 avenue intersects NnrraeansSsS
syenus on the east: and aiong ths eoeesriy 80
Sassasansea senus , 70 the nsst nenuonsd bound %
logging. ~ -
not;ee OF MS intention % bid upon IS sSovc a.
sd,ngrape19 or snsa ssls ,hesof a. - any
Providence. x. l.. June 8, ISoS ss,o,-
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-07-01

All our shade WORK and decorative
work is in most competent hands anu
sat isfaction guaranteed.
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Draperies

Which we make and put mp in the most
artistic manner will give you a pleasant
surprise.
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The committee respectfully invite the citizens 10
decorate their residences and plsccs OF business,
and fspprfHffv TO tutu far pursfbte Tn all that
will aid TO make the celebration of the 9Th OF July
ise3 the most memorable In the history Of the city
GEORGE ID. LANSING. Chairman.
HENRY r. WfNSHlP
CHARLES ". HAHRlS
WILLIAM n. KNIGHT,
GfOR0E H. WOOD.
JOHN l.. REML1NGER,
WILLIAM n. LARKE.
Siy Clerk aud Secretary.
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FIRST DIVISION.

Marshal Gen. Chas n wiisos.
Aids
49, Band.
Second Regimen, Cot. James Moran commandlnR. q.
Carriages cont aiming cominlttee OF arrang,m, nts
His Honor william X. Potter, Mayor OF Provk
dence President OF board OF Aldermen and Pres
dent OF The Common Council
First Separate Company !. NJ. Capt Robert W.
Blunt commanding,
Second separate Company. X. M. Capt. George
III Simms, commanding,
slocu:D Light Guards. Capt George A. Forsyth
commanding.
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vB-No charge srfti be ynads for sreehiu an
louneemenfs of reasonable length fn this column,
bat all copw for u asosdd be prsaented before 10
a. N. On Saturday 30 scs0e N ton.
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Other Services.

MISSION OF THE COMING KING, 1923
Broad strcet-Prayer meeting at 1880. SUNDAY
school at l:30: preaching at . d IN by Elder J
A Gardner; conference at 7:D.
PARK SIDE MISSIONS .. m, Sunday
school as usual 1870, Christian Endeavor con-
secratLon service; Wednesday, 8, address,
''Our Republic."
KYIomTsvILlE-3 . m, Sunday school
as usual; 4:l5 m, communion Of the Lords
supper.
UNION SEA AND LAND MIssIoS-Tbe
Rev Charles III .Plummer, superintendent.
Gospel services will be held on Mcssrs. Day.
sol. * Co.'s wharf. Dyer street, near Craw-
ford street bridge, at b m. Mr. Martin N
Tally viii preach. The friends of the mission
and the public are invited.
The LOSING lxERcIsEs OF MRS. A. Il.
Plummers select school at los John street.
took place Friday morning.
Y. NJ. g. A. BUILDINe--9:30 y. m.--Com-
" itteemen's con ecration service, 40 ID IN !:
Praise service fOri men. 4:fj ~, Boys prayer
aud testimony service, led by Ernest Hart
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1893-07-13

ineham Palace were thronged with over
2,0O0,000 persons watching the professions.
The royal party left buckingham Palace
In four processions Her Majesty rode in
the handsome glass cnsch used at the open
ing Of Parliament and on other special occa-
sions.
The bride wore the veil which was worn
by her mother on the occasion OF her own
marriage. Her wedding gown was of silver
brocade. in perfect harmony with the brides
maids toilets Of white aud silver lace The
Queen was attired in q black dress with q
train. The bodice was Of broche silk. with
lace. On her head was small diamond
crown and around her neck a necklace OF
diamonds with pendant attached.
After the wedding service the Duke and
Duchess Of York left buckingham Palace.
driving through the Mall to- the citv and
thence proceeded to Sandringham. The
progress through the decorated and crowded
street was most triumphant one.
The Duke OF Yorks present to the bride
consisted Of an open petaled rose in pearls
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Cnpitnt, Iabor rnudIpd..,ri,,,

The rolling and tin mills at lrondale 0.
have signed tie scale.
The 800 hundred miners at Dil!onvale
Laurelton and Long Runs near Steuben-
Vile o., who went on n strike July ! be-
cause of the discharge of check weighman,
returned 10 work, having won the strike.
The joint committee on arbitration NJ
Chicago between the Carpenters and Build.
ers' association and the United Carpenters
council has declared in favor of q reduction
in the minimum rate Of carpenters wages
from 40 TO 35 cents an hour until October !
On account Of existing financial conditions
At Cincinnati, o., the furniture lockout
has ended i'll victory for the manufactur
ere. Several factories opened Thursday and
the rest will do so Monday, About 1000
men were affected.
The Indianapolis News denies the truth
II the statements that have been published
stating that there is great industrial de-
preston in that city. 1t says the factories
hat have closed have done so TO make re-
oaiIs.
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Di.naer., Accident. md ra,nu,ie.


At Ottawa, Ont, Mrs. Paul Martin, with
her year old daughter, attempted to board
train while it was moving. The mother
slipped aud fell under the wheels, dragging
the child with her. Both were instantly
killed.
At Buffalo, Sunday night, Danny and
Myrtle Mccarthy, aged respectively l3 and
10 years. children of Dennis Mccarthy, a
saloon keeper, burned TO death through the
explosion Of lamp.
The house of Joseph Cross, near Gage
town, Mich, was struck by lightning and
Of 10 people in the house, Mr.. BaDcock, wife
and child, OF Sherwood; Mr. Frost Of Eos.
,oria, and 5.year old son Of Mr.. Roberts, a
tenant. were killed. Mrs Roberts was so
badly hurt that she may die.
AT Little Falls. Mimi, Fred Denny, wife
and two children were drowned while cross.
ing the river in faulty boat
Andrew Debney, farmer residing siI
miles north of Clarks, Neb., shot his wife
five times, inilicting fatal wounds, and then
jumped into the Loup nv and drowned
himself
In runaway near Oregon City, Ore, NJ.
p, Bradley, wife an four children were
thrown over u precipice forty feet. Mrs,
Bradley was killed ard two children fatally
injured.
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LATE T[l[GRAPHIC JOT1INCS
GOTH FROM HOME AND ABROAD.
What is Going On the World Over.
Important Events Briefly Chronicled.
Financial and Commercial.

BAiriNoRE, Mp.--rhe individual banks
81 this city and the Clearing House associa.
ton have refused TO longer assume respons-
biliiy for checks, etc, deposited with them
anil after collection has been made by
them.
The First National Bank of San Diego
Cal. which suspended q month ago, has re-
,umed
AtnEorERorr, y. M.-The albuquerque
National Bank suspended and the New
Mexico Savings Bank aud Trust Company,
IN adjunct, also closed
GOLDEN. Coto.-rhe Jefferson County
bank Ia his city has made an assignment
PniLLtrsruRa, MoNr-The First National
bank closed its doors.
Wards bank of FoSicrville y. Y. has
failed. There were t7h 600 of deposits. The
body OF the proprietor was found in the rear
of his house. lie co nmitted suicide.
WiNNirEG, MAN-The Commercial bank
of Manitoba has been declared insolvent
and liquidators have been ap ointed The
bills Of the bank are as good as gold under
he Dominion law.
The American Loan and trust Company
Omaha, Neb., went into the hands Of a re.
,eiver. The company has paid up capital
)f 500, 900. The cause of the failure was
he failure at Houston. Tex, Of the Omaha
and Houston improvement Company.
The Finley county bank of Garden City,
kas., has failed.
The American National bank Of Pueblo,
Col, was rot opened Wednesday morning.
Notices on the door stated that the bank
will resume as soon rs il can secure money
on its paper. After the suspension OF the
American National bant became known,
he Central National and the Western
National closed these are all sound con.
,erns and assets are ample.
New YoEK.--The New Jersey sheep and
Wool Company and the Gausevort Market
SheEp Company failed Thursday morning.
It is feared the failures will affect many
'mail concerns. Tue liabilities will exceed
100000,
OMAHA. NrB.--The National bank OF Ash
and clio ed its doors. The closing of the
American Saving Bank Of this city are sup
posed 10 be the cause Of the failure.
NEw YoRR.-A run started on the Jeffer.
,on County Savings bank. Governor Flower
was present and in speech gave assurance
hat the bank was entirely safe. The speech
had an excellent effect.
OMAHA, NFB--The American savings bank
mspended with deposits of Slj9 0JO and as
sets OF $4,000.
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JUSTICE BLATCaFoRD DEAD.
He Dies at Newport, After a Decline
Several Weeks, of Old Age. A
Review of His Life

Associate Justice Biatchtord. Of the u,
ted States Supreme Court died at N,wrot
r. l., after decline Of several weeks "a
nge was the cause.
Samuel Bla,chford. the son Of Richa'.
Milford Blstchford, distinguished liays
was born in New York on March oh, IL
and graduated at Colu ubla college i'd iN'
Two wears later he became private secleSr
to Governor William II. Seward, AMI va
secretary on the Governor u ilitaryl s'a.
until 1913 He was admitted in 1872, G-
in 1915 was made counsellor of the 5:
preme Court Of the United States. In lh
same year he formed a law partnersla
at Auburn, y. y. with w, II. Seward az
Christopher Morgan. In 1865. while res5
ing in New York City he was appointed d.
trict Judge of the United States Court for tl
Southern distric: of New York. In lss2 b
was appointed an Associate Justice Of d
United States Supreme Court.
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BEYOND OUR BORDERS

AT st. Petersburg ukase Just issuei
crees that hereafter Jews, who change /.
name for any purpose, especially ,
criminal intent. shall be punished u,
the criminal code.
The statement OF the Imperial Band
Germany shows decrease Ia speeie
$500, 900 ~ afks.
The steamer Alfons, EN- ployed in
river trade on the Nolga. was approach
Romahov when her boilers exploded. ,
ng ~ Of the passengers. Among the d
s Gen. Petrushewski. The boat burne.
he waters edge and then sank.
While attempting 10 remove % l.,
rom Kalalua valley, Hawaii, Sheriff $,
was shot and killed bv the lepers.
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tie people looeed ior the pTedic

Lieutenant X. T.. peary and his North
Greenland party number thirteen. Lieuten
ant Peary's yact, the Falcon, is ship
within a ship. Her umbers are double
throughout and her bow is protected with
iron. so that IL can ram the ice. She has two
crows nests, one on the fore and the other
on the miZzen mast The ship is 81 ton,
net and 1872 feet long. She has twenty.siJ
feet beam and draws seventeen feet Of watei
when oaded. She was considered the best
uf the whaling feet a; -. Johns.
Ihe Falcon will carry an interesting car
go. In the hole is IA house which will form
the winter quarters of the party. IL will be
B3Il4 feet and - feet high. The walls
which are foot thick, will be lined on the
inside with red flannel The house will con
tain two bath rooms, as well as a separate,
sleeping room for Lieutenant Teary, who
will be accompanied by his wife. IL is 10 b,
lighted with electricity, the engine supply
ing POWER to the dynamo being run by oil
The stores will be piled in boxes arOunC
the house 10 a height OF five feet, and vii
be protected by an extension OF the CORFU
gated iron roof covering the house. There
will be windows of thick glass in the root
but they.wlll let in but little light for tn.
house will be entirely covered with snow
during the most of the long Arctic winter
Air will be supplied ty yen'IlaioTs which
will extend high above the roof
The exploring party Will consist Of
Lieuenant Peary, his wife and her maid
his culored servant Matthew Henson; :, ]
Entreken, of Wes,Chester, Penn, who be-
longed 10 the party which went 10 Peary's
relief on his first expedition, Edward As.
lrup, Norwegian, who accompanied him
before; Doctor Vincent, r, ". stokes, OF
Philadelphia, artist OF the expedition,
George II. Carr, Chicago; J. ". Davidson.
OF Austen, Mimi; l.. B. Baldwin, Of Nash
vile, Tenn; Hugh J. Lee, Merldeu, Conn,
and George II. Clark, Of Brookline, Mass.
The Falcon on leaving New York sailed
direct 10 Boston and Portland, Me Leuien.
ant Peary's home She viii then go TO ST.
Johns, and from there to the winter camp
above Whales Sound, Greenland. The
party will remain in the Arctic regions
about two and one-half years The expe.
dition is expected TO cost $4,000, which
Lieutenan, Peary has already raised
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1893-07-13
DISASTERS. ACCIDENTS AND tArALrrIxs

By the capsizing Of the sailing yacht
Chesapeake near the life-ssving sta
lion, Chicago nine people were thrown
nto the water and four OF them
drowned. Their bodies are not yet
recovered The dead are: Themistotles
Fiambolis William Is. Cornish, Ethel b.
.hase, Harvey Marlow. Those who were
rescued are George Gray, Edith Compton,
frederick Averv, William Avery and Will
.iam Elliott.
The residence Of Jacob Lohnese, farmer
living six miles south OF Pekin, Ills, burned
to the ground the result OF an explosion Of o
gasoline can. Mrs. Lohnese, who was abou,
TO be confined and an Is months old child
we're burned TO death.