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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-09-14

Following IL the summary:
II. P. Norton's Dc Bonner n.
N. b. Daly-Nancy- 2lII
J. w. Privetf's ch Caution
Electioneer Baroness Woods 422
Oscar Willis bl rybaIt, Alta
mont-NellIe KOhIer- Wills d
y. J. Mann's bl Trumont.Al-
tamont-Minnie M. Casio 8 2 8
Il. 4. Rotschild's br z Frank
O'Neil, ,WhIppleton--Gilpat-
ricka----------------Gree SD
Russell d Cbilds's b m Dolly
Wishers, Aberdeen Childs d
A.Thomas's b & ROyalKisbaF,
Kisbar Henry 4544
Time-2:26l, 2:24l, 22ll. 2:25l.
In the 2-year-old stake trot Mosher's
Al Alene went round the track once In
2sb8l and took the forfeits.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-09-14
Is Life
Worth LiVing7

That depends upon the
Liver. If the Liver i
inactive the whole syE
TEN is out Of order-the
breath Is bad, digestion
. poor, head dull or aching,
energy and hoPefulness
gone, the spirit Is de-
pressed, a heavy weight
exists after eating, with
general dependency and
the blues. The Liver is
the housekeeper Of the
health; !; and q harmless,
simple remedy that acts
Ike Nature, does not
constipate afterwards or
require constant taking
does not interfere with
business or pleasure dur
ing It's use, makes Sim
mons Liver Regulator q
medical perfection.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-09-14

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czzs tie Tog1t srer saw Hare tired forsy
cFheY re-gS1tea before cEEE1OmA 1GVeT
Fe,<1zE1nT and Ec1e cf thEz gave E1Fe
ftIar ssEporExy Eeef. bzs thS EeEu8frx
EssE Czly rzasETEs1 TIT cured
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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-07-07
FROM THE WHITE CITY.
MIR. G. A. CATLIN PRAISES THE
RHODE ISLAND EXHIBIT.
But Thinks It Is Not Sufficiently Char
Observation-Disclosures Arrsngem ents
at the Rhode Island building.

Mr.. Charles A. Catlin, of the Rumford
Chemical works, has recently returned
from an extended trip through the ives t.
Mr.. Catl,n spent considerable portion
of his time at the Worlds fair.
Said he to News reporter this morn
ing: probably the frs thi z that i'm
pr, sses visitor to the Worlds fair is the
scrupulous cleanliness OF the build.
ings, the streets and in fact
Of everything connected with the
fair. Nothing has been ov. rlooke
sanitary Improvements of the fair. This
Is especially notable as Chicago itself is
such dirty city.
Twas quite impressed with the pains
that had been taken to prevent the possi-
BILE spread Of contagious disease
through the drinking water. All
the fountains there are supplied with
of steriliz ttion-and other sources are
brought in carefully prepared pipes from
one of the best water supplies In the
world.
II would like to tell you in detail some
thing Of the chemical exhibits. Exhibits, La every
way 'nsS 6s,ss ssr' ,s. ArTssa' asss e6s Tssrs
the finest scientific apparatus.
In the latter think the American ex-
hibit was far better and in
advance of the European apparatus.
In the fine microscopes aud microscopic
Photographic apparatus there could be
no com parison made between the two
countries, those OF the United States be-
ing far superior.
an the fall, that is Aug 81, there will
be q convention OF all the chemical
societies in the world, held under
tie uspicies of the American
association for advancement of science
A meeting will be held In Madison,
Wisconsin, which will at once adjourn
To the fair. Prof. Ira Remsen OF John
HOPKINS university. will be chairman.
"Ofcourse every body is interested In the
Rhode Island exhibits. l was, and found
that although the state Is admirably rep
resented it is on the whole not
a characteristic exhibit. There is
nothing that gives q proper idea OF
our industries as that or tee state of
New York does. Probably this is due
TO the way in which the exhibities are
distributed.
"The Rhode island building is all that
could be desired The interior Is cosy
and inviting and the commissioners is
courteous and considerate. He goes out
of his way to make things agreeable to
visitors. In fact, he 10 just the man for
the place.
'by the way, what is Mr.. Littlefeld
doing at the fairf Given upf Well It is
great mistake and the Providence man
ufacturers will find 10 out some day.
"The fair cannot be criticised. There Is
no exl ortion. no discomfort, but every
thing is admirably arranged"
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-07-07
WILL. RESORTS Be CLOSED
Comment On Action Of the East
Providence Town Council.
ALL SHOULD BE TREATED ALIKE.
IL Blue Laws Are Enforced They should
Apply to Both sides OF Hay Belief
That Providencs and Warwick VIII
Not Take Action In the Matter.

viii Crescent Park be draped in black
and its gties closel to the thousands
who have found recreation and rest
there!
That is question that is agitating the
minds OF many others than Manager
Boyden and his assistants AMI the
answer will be awaited with interest.
The town council OF East Providence
has ordered the chief of police to enforce
the ordinances. which is taken TO mean
that the cd blue laws prohibiting. all
recreation oI Sunday is to be revived
and TO be set In motion against shore
resort that has become remarkably popu-
lar during the past few years
This action o f, the part Of the c,unci
was takFn In response TO the petltio re-
Gently passed by cler- men who believe
that what tie claim - sunday desecra-
tion is to b. stopped.
Determination Aga,ns East Side.
1t is to be observed ia this connection
that no action has been taken aft citing
any resor other than those In the terri
tory OF the town OF East Providence.
Some OF those on the west shore OF the
bay are within the Jurisdiction OF this
city and others In the town of Warwick.
IL is urged, thersforr, by thos who
c~'t.'~ saS RooPso ohOtAu n0No GU oppoA
tunity for reasonable recreation on the
first day OF the week that the East Prov
idence authorities shouli not be too
hssty Ia enforcing this new order.
They say justice should be even hand
ed In practices as well as theo retically and
therefore there should be no movement.
especially when that movement is OF
doubtful value. against resorts on
one side OF the bay aud
not against those o. the other.
Il Is not only possible. but probable. they
claim, that the city of Providence and
the town OF Warwick will refuse to
dig up the blue laws merely
to prevent thousands of excur-
siopists from enjoying the benefit
OF soJourn at the shore on the only day
OF freedom from the workshop they
have.
For this reason IL is urged that the
East Providence authorities should wait
uhiil they are Satisfied there is to be con-
certed action in all parts OF the state bef, re
proceeding to carry out the order. Action
against the resorts on one side OF the
BAY, while the others are not lnterfered
with would simply result in sending the
crowd TO the exempted resorts. while the
others would have TO close.
This wouldn't be even-handed
justice. nor justice OF any kind, for
that matter, and that is why 80 many
people are intere sted to know what the
outcome OF the recent order OF the East
Psovidence council Will be
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-07-07

ONLY l-'LITTLE PLAIN PINE box
IN n BAGGAGE CAR,
Hut Mothers Heart Was breaking ~
She Gssed Upon IL I'm Crowded
baggage Car Yesterday Afternoon.

1t happened over in the Consolidated
station.
Not over bali dozen saw it, hut
those who did will never forget IL ras
long as they live.
One Of the trains from b ston rolled
into the depot yesterday afternoon bear
ing it's usual freight, and hardly had the
big engine come to n standstill, putting
and painting like some huge animal held
against it's will, than the people began
TO hurry from the cars.
tn re were husbands hurrying to their
MONIES, trlends coming 10 gr g. osner
friends. commercial men tired aud travei
worn. aud people In every walk in lie
VINO wsre called out on various errtnds.
IL WAS the usual bustling crowd all
anxious to reach their destinations.
The door of the b,ggage ear was op IN
and the great trunks were being tumbied
unceremoniously out on TO the baggage
truck, while coming down the platform
was anosher huge truck ea.ied high
with baggage TO be taken on bo' r..
The cries OF the hackmen outside were
mingled with the cr.e- aud noise OF the
busy station, when "a little party OF three
emerged from the drasirg room car,
dressed in the deepest black.
IL was composed apparenily OF father,
mother aud a tiny little boy with long
golden curls, whoss eyes were red with
weeping, though he could hardly have
realized the cause.
Slowly they pas ed down the platform
to the baggage car.
A word MAS spoken 10 the baggt'e
master, over vi hose honest, cue rful
face there swept look Of pity. For "A
time his work leased. The party went
inside the baggaGe car aLd he yonng
mother passed to the end OF the car, where
y little plain pine box was resting on the
floor.
The mute agony Of grief that paled her
cheek, tue nervous trembling OF the
fathers face. told a story that
does not NJ ed words to explain.
Long and ierd.rly the mother gazed 1T
the box half hidden n ath wreath or
flowers as though h.r ewes pierced the
wooden covering aud rested upon her
darlino-then she turned ,aly away.
You'll be careful, sir. won't vou /"
she sad. "She WAS nv darling. my little
girl" and the voue Was checSe Sed
by the great grief that was
Overwhelming her, and slowly. with her
eyes fixed with glance OF despair on
that little box, covere with II 'wrrs, the
mother Withdrew. followed by her hus-
tand aud her child.
The baggag .naster once more began
mis- work, bui the trunks we're lifted with
y care and de )osited gently on the car
floor. for Somebody's dsrling" lay there
pc cefuliv at rest, while a mothers heart
was breaking in the car just behind.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-07-07
TO BE BURIED ALIVE
Mind Reader Seymour Going to Chicago
Try an Experiment.

Mind Reader Seymour Going to Chicago to
Try an Experiment.
TOLEDO, July 7.-Seymour, the mino
reader. was In Toledo today on his way te
Chicago, where he is going to be buried
alive after the manner of the Indian ma
gicians, who say they can suspend anima
tion for any period by swallowing theii
tongues and controlling the heart ano
mind.
my coffin has gone ahead" said Mr..
Seymour. IL Is facsimile of the one In
which General Grants remains now rest
and cost $1,000 II Is made in three sec
tions, one fitting inside the other. will
be buried six feet deep in the coffin. Sig.
nails will be arranged, SO IL things do not
go right can communicate with soldiers
on the outside, who will guard the grave.
Directly after am buried crop of bar.
ley will be sown over the grave. i will
remain buried till the germs sprout, grow.
ripen and are harvested. Then the disin.
terment win take place. won't come
back to.eartt until Sept. ~. ! am positive
can do 1t, and the scientific men who are
assisting me are beginning to think so too T"
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-07-07


New York, July THE market was ex-
Peeted 10 advance today, but IL did not. Some
clearing house certificates were expected to
be cancelled, but they were not. The story
OF the purchase OF Reading securities by the
vanderbits, was expected TO be confirmed,
but II was not. -
The whole market was one of 'nots" and
negatives. II was quiet and almost feature
less. Mr.. Depew and his road furnished the
public with some consolation, the estimated
Increase Of the New York Central for the
quarter endinS June 10, was stated at LOO
40, and the corresponding increase
for six months is set at 81 .s000D.
The stock did not respond TO the figures be-
cause there are no buyers OF stocks In the
market. A few traders on the exchange buy
and sell to each othar and facts make no
difference TO room traders: They want ru-
mors. Rnmors were con fined to almost nothing.
When Mir. Depew said "neither the Wander
bits nor the New York Central have bought
and Reading. and what Is more they do not
intend to buy any" the traders turned TO
New England and sd vsnced IL one point on q
rumor that the vanderbilts would surely
get control"
London market was u TO u better, but our
market failed TO respond when the issue OF
$5OO.000 more clearing certificates was asked
for and none were redeemed. III yesterdays
poor crop predictions prove true the roads
will lose many millions of their income.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-07-07

y The grand excursion to New York and
Couoy Island on the City Of Richmond to-
uoorrow, promises to be complete success.
A large number OF tickets have been
1nld. and to q class OF people which
6xceodfnRly low price of the trip, two
0ollars and the well-known excell-
oooo OF the boat has proved
Hroat attraction, and providing the
wonther 10 propitious the trip ought to
~ perfect success The steamer leaves
Hopkin's what Saturday evening
Now York at the next morning.
The stea msr leaves New York from
plor B6, nearly under the Brooklyn
bridge. Sunday at B o'clock.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-07-07
BERRING SEA TRIBUNAL.
Some Of Our Representatives ON the Way
Home-The Arbitrators Rem ain.

Some OF Our Representatives ON the Way
Home-The Arbitrators Remain.
WASHINGTON, July THE members of
the United StatAs commission ut Paris In
connection with the arbitration of the
Behring sea controversy have begun to
return home.
John 4. Coughlin. one Of the state de-
partment clerks has already reached here,
and Major 4. w. Halford, United States
army disbursing officer, and j. Stanley
Brown. one of the seal experts, sailed from
Southampton last Saturday. Robert
Lansing. associate counsel, is expected to
sail for the United States on the 18Th inst.
The counsel and other attaches will prob
ably remain until the arguments have
been concluded and then start home Hon.
J.W. Foster, Justice Harland and Senator
Morgan, the arbitrators on behalf Of this
government, win Of course stay until the
finding Of the board Is reached. BY the
terms Of the treaty the arbitrators are
given three months after the close OF the
arguments to agree upon n verdict.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-07-07
A Brakeman Killed.

NEW HAVEN, July 7.-The body OF
Charles N. Thompson. brakeman
on sthe shore line division, was brought
here this morning from Madison.
Thompson fell from the tender OF th o
engine while the train was pass
about O'Clock md was instant.
~ killed, his neck being broken,
He wa~ % years Of age, single, and lived
I'm Springfield, Mass His father ca q
10 this city this morning from Sprin Z
field and ide titled The BODY AS iat Of
ais son.
lie wss prepared foe burial and laker
back t. Springfield.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-07-07

Patrick Morrill,. charged with an as
sault on an eigh: year old boy named Ra-
phael Dorsy. was arranged In the sixth
district court this morning and was
Providence county jail. IL was stated
that the man had served tern OF
eighteen months Tor a similar ofeuse Ia
East Providence, but no record app .ars
To show this service at the Jail.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-07-07

BRUssELs. July Z--Advices received
htrs from the Congo free state, report
tWo victories over the Arab slave traders.
The Arabs recently attacked the forces
% the state stationed at Stanley Falls.
but were repulsed with heavy loss The
troops pursued heArabs for some d istance
The latter fed In such disorder that they
carried little with them but their guna
One hundred and twenty barrels of gun
powder and quantity OF other ammuni-
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-07-07
I1-.-
III President IS Ill.
Confined 10 His Room BY a Rhsu-
matte Attack.
BE CAN RECEIVE NO VISITORS.
~. clsvsiand's Right shoulder and Left
Leg Are Anscted-He Has suffered
From tho Complaint for Years-wni
not Transact Business for Some Time.
B CAN RECEIVE NO VISITORS.

BuxxARD's BAy. Masa, July Al
fhouxh the President, In confined to his
room. his condition u not at all alarm
1ns.
Col. D. s. Lamont says Mr.. Cleveland
has an attack Of rhsumatism In his foot
ana knee, . complaint from which he has
suffered for many years. and which IL no
1oube aggravated at this time by the hard
work and severe strain on his strength
which the President has undergone since
Unrch4
The trouble has bean hanging about him
{cr some weeks, but has now 20 much in
oroased In severity that he will be COM
pslled 70 take absolute rest In order that
ke may be at his post of duty at the spe-
cinl meeting OF Congrsss next month
It will Be necessary for the President to
6sny himself TO visitors for the present, and
Ms friends will, Of course, observe his re-
quest that he b permitted to get all pos
Ne bonefit from his vacation.
A nimilar attack confined him to his
house here for fortnight about this time
last year.
Surgeon General Bryant is in attendance
"a Mr.. Cleveland.
The Presidents trouble is in the right
shoulder and left leg.
ssWhile the attack is not serious" said
Col Lamont, lit win keep the President
- BID week or ten days and possibly
fortnight."
When asked II any business would be
1ransacted here the Secretary said:
"You may state emphatically that no
oppoinsments VIII b made nor any public
hunlneon transacted here"
n The report that the President was suf-
{ering from q malignane or cancerous
rroWth In the mouth, and that an opera
don was necessary, Il untrue.
WASHINGTON, July TIT Is stated that
President Cleveland's message to the extra
session Of Congress will be written at
Buxxard's Bay and one of the reasons why
10 sought this vacation was that he might
unmolsstsd By the oflcs seekers, prepare
~ documents upon which he intends to
<ovote great deal Of painstaking care.
The Presidents has not taken with him
hIs stenographsr or other clerical assis-
1onts, nor has he provided himself with
N6f0 n606Ssary Tor an elaborate review OF
~ atua<ion either a. TO finances or the
tnxi6, but It II assumed II the report of
~ intsntion 70 prepare his message in his
Gummer retreat be true, these adjuncts
will follow him later.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-07-07
ARMY BILL INTRODUCED.


BERLIN. July 7.-When the new reich
stag met today for the consideration of
regular business there was large at
tendance, 397 members OF the new body
being in their places.
Immediately following the opening of
the session Chancellor Won Caprivl In.
troduced the amended army bill.
He made a long speech In behalf Of the
measure and said that il represented the
minimum that the government would
accept In men or money. The govern :
ment demands, he said, were the lowest
possible consistent with the safety of the
empire. They at once understood what
the government needed aud demanded,
and It would be useless the speaker, said,
to repeat tho arguments In behalf Of the
amended bill.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-07-07
RESOLUTION FEARED.

Peru Likely to be Thrown Into Disorder
at Moments Notice.
PANAMA. July 7.-Peruyinns who
arrived on the steamer Imperial reports
that the situation ia their country as
very critical. A popular outbreak is
momentarily expected. News from
Caracas report that the restablish-
ment of the old Guz nancistt party.
They have perfected AL .r-anizstiou and
are developing strength. At the celebra-
tion in La Guayra ia honor Of Crespo's
election the demonstration was inter-
rupted by counter manifestations IT, favor
of Guz nan ri tuco
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-07-07

WAsHIxGToN. July7; DIR. Guzman.
>he EIcaraguin minister. yesterday called
upon Secretary Gresham and presented
cat<d the department the fact that the
NleeraRuin government has abolished
tte legations here and In Europe and in
{nct. save few countries in Sonth and
CfntrAl America. This action il based
90 economical considerations.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-07-07
At n ome for . lsricf stay.

Colonel john q. wymau. Worlds fair
commits sioner for Rhode Island is at
one for brief trip. lie is looking
well and speaks IA, 1T eathu ,iastical. v of
he great fair and OF Rhode island
exnibit
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-07-07

The first whist party OF the season was
enjoyed by the cottagers st Fields Point
on Thursday eve ing. The prizes were
won by Mr. James and Mrs. Booth, frst
prize; and Mr.. Booth and Mrs. l. yon,
second prize Mr.. Edward Lyon and Mrs
Webb were the happy possessors OF the
hnohy prizes
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-07-07
SINKING RAPIDLY.
Judge Blstchford's Death Now Only a
Matter OF Few Hours.
sPEcrAL TO THE Sxws.

NEWPORT, June THE condition of
Judge Blatchford this afternoon was
much worse than any time since he has
been Ill.
He Is sinking rapidly and reports from
his be dside are to the effect tn Il his
death is but question OF few hours.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-07-07
IN THE HANDS OF A MOB.
Charles Miller, the CoIored Murderer
Liable to be Burned ut the stake.


SPECIAL TO THE NEWS
BARDwELL, KY, July TAT 7:50 o'clock
this morning Charles Miller. the negro
who murdered he two Ray girls near
this place on Wednesday, hid been taken
away from the officers and was In the
hands OF mob
The crowd was worked mp to a high
pitch of excitement, aud will probably
burn the wretch at the stake.
Mr.. Ray, the father o. the two girls
murdered, be xged the .ad,rs OF the mob
to be permitted I light a pie or wool.
with which to roast the negro alive.
Several cooler headed citizens ad Tres sed
the mob neg.ing them TO allow the law
to tax its course.
AT 9o'clock Miller had rot be.n put 20
death, but will surely b, lynched or
u ned at the stake before the day is
over.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-07-07

London and Liverpool Wheat mar
ket quiet and unchanged.
Chicago. Car lots today-Wheat.
81; corn, 2l5; oats, III; hogs.
$4,000. Estimates tomorrow-W heat,
AZ; corn, 235; cats, 145; hogs, $4,000.
Chicago: Hogs, 300; quality not too
good Wheat was very strong with
shorts principal buyers. The big Cudahy
interest, which may not include Cudahy
himself, is heavily short, and there is u
bio short interest besides.
Provisions are 81 ronger.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-07-07
superintendent spencer's work.

F.G. spencer, superintendent OF the
Worcester division OF the Consolidated
is now Ia charge the movements of all
trains between boston swi ch, Proyi-
dence division and the West switch.
Stoninrton divis Oh including all yards.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-07-07
Musical I'm .ertainmenf.

A musical and liter r. entertainment
will be given at Harrison street ire
station, Hook and l. .dder company No. 2
thi. evening, July z. a. shf &c nck.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-07-07

The regular meeting Of the Providence
Sal, smen association was held IN Brown
son Lyceum hall last night Seven can
iidrtes were admitted o membership.
nd an excursion for July - was LETT to
tie arranged for by . COMMITTEES.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-07-07
Chicago GrAin Notes.
BAY STATE GAS COMPANY.
Another Blow Aimed at the Compan,
Through the supreme Court.

BOSTON, Mass, July IA petition was
He'd in tine supreme court this morning
r. questing that commissioners be ap.
pointed To determine the v luation of the
Massachusetts, Bay State Gas company's
property under the provisions of the
Lyford act. which was passed by the last
legislature. Jus ice Barker issued AN
order OF notice returaable on Tuesday,
lulv -
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-07-07
EARLY CLOSING NOTICE.

From July 4th to September 4th
all our salesrooms and workshops In
Boston and Providence will be
closed, according to our usual Gus
tom, at One o'clock on Saturday, and
at Five o'clock on other week days.
macuIlar, Parker { Company.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-07-07
Examination FOR bar.

Examination for admission to the bar
will he held July 25-T. Candidates
must file their applications at least ten
days before date of examination.