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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-12-15
MeSi;iueaben fur 9austbiere.

Sarmsr unb i~onitiss 8iebbeiibsr feben
iid oft sestpunssn, ibrsn 1biersn trdftie
tpirtenOe Webisinen einsuseben. IS il
ouber iebr nDtbis su tpiiisn, tpis pieI man
seben oarf. Der ,Gmerican 4~ericuItu.
rift" sibt bariiber foIsenoe g~lusfunft:
Die bsri6iebsnsn Opiumpraparats
tperoen am bdufisiten perlangt, um
S6msrsen gu linbern. 8ei 9urdfaq.
Rubr pber iOnitisen idmersbaften 2eioen
sibt man sspbbnlib 2aupanum ober
Opiumtinftur ; bic 9abe fur elm eripad.
isnes Tbisr 1T Elm SbI6ffelpoQ unb tpirb
rpenn nDtbis mad elmer Stunbe tpiecsr'
bolt.
Giienbutertract (tincture of aconite),
IL bis 30 Sropfen. 9ies frGftise 5ies
bermitteI iolte nur stpti obsr brsi nal
seeeben tperben, ba es oas Sers ansreift.
MIos (aloes) ais NbfdbrmltteI fur
Yfsrbe, elm ooer spei Dradmen. 9em
8inbpieb sibt nan better &lauberiaIs ober
2einiamsnDl, Elm Yfunb auf einmal.
9oatiridensytraft (extract of bella
donna) alS Setdubunssmittel, cine bis
Spei Dradmen.
2atebu (tincture of ~catechu), cine Biz
stpei Dra6men.
Sinssrbutsrtraft (t%incture ofdigitalis)
in 8aben BON elmer Dra1me, ipirft barn.
treibenb uno bersitdrfenb bduft, iib aber
ssrn i'm Sbrper an uno tpirft bann iibers
mdbis fart. aus bieiem @ruuos ioate
oefien @sbraud nidt isbr bdufs ODER
anbauerno iein.
@lpcerin 1T Elm 26iunssmitteI fir bisIs
Weoisinen.
Der liiiise grtraft bon 8iIienfraut
(hyosyamus, heubane) tpirb ais 8erubi.
suneSmlttel in @aben BON elmer balben
nnse perabrsidt.
2sinIamsn6I sibt mar aIS gbfibrs
mittel, elm babies bis su einem sanSen
Pfuno, uno pisoerbelt bic @abe mad
orei Stunosn. 9luf Yferbe tpirtt es nidt
gut.
S6wefsIIaure Masneiia (sulphate of
magnesia), ober idpefeliaure Sooa (sul-
plate of soda), in @aher ocer 8Ieiens
briibe aufsel6t, eibt man als4bfibrmittel
in Yortipnen bon einem balbsn bis su
einem san3en 8funb. Olipen0I pirfi
miIber unb oarf in @aben o einem Ober
anbsrtbaIb Pfunb einseiddttet peroen.
Strpbnin fir Starrfrumpt 8innba.
denframpf Obsr 2dbmuns, elm bis spsi
Gran.
Serpentin unb 2einiamenbI eeeen
@iirmsr, brei bic bier ~llnsen. gleuber.
LID onSewanot, 1T Terpentin zines Der
bsitsn 8siSmitteI. UNI innerIi6en gnt'
slnpunesn enteesen gu tpirfsn. Sin oa.
nit ansefeudteter SIannealumpen, auf
bic Saut selest unb nit PapIsr bebsdt,
piro in elmer Stunbe ODER tpenieer feline
Uirtiamfsit Ssisen. Mat mub iorsfdItis
nit Terpsntin umseben, neil er lei4t
5suer fdnst.
Salbsrtpa6fenen Tbieren sibt ma nur
baIb 10 piel Webisin ais aussewadfenen,
unb iinsern berbdltnibmdbis tpeniser
lbiers. bic nod feinen Wonat alt iinp,
srbalten Elm Se9Stsl ober Elm piertel Der
poaen 8aben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-12-15
BUR Trase Der @eiterpsrbreitune
Der Otpbtberte.

Inter allen Gisren iine &aben am
empfansIiditen fur menidli6s 9ipbtbss
ris. Sic fDnnen baber, tpenn iie su
0obnrdumen 3utritt baben, isbr ssfabr.
ll6e 8erbreiter bieier Ssu9e tperben.
50 tpurbsn flrsIid mad elmer NotiS Der
II. g." in Der bpsisniiden @eieai4aft
su 2onoon 8eobadtunsen bon stpei Sal
len mitsetsilt, mo 8asen Dipbtberie auf
&inoer i~iberttaeen batten. Cine 8aBe
par SpisIssfdbrtin zines 8inbeS, oas
an Dipbtberie ertranfte unb itarb. 9Iud
cas Tier tpurbe franf unb in feiner
Rrantbeit bann bon ben bier &inbern
elmer anbern SamiIie eepfeet. @ines
oieier 8inbsr tpurbe sbenfaas bon Dipbs
tbsriiis bsfaaen, uub iorsfaltise Rad.
foriduneen ipraden bafar, cab cine
nebsrtrasuns oes 8ranibeitsfeimeS nur
ourd Die 8aBs ftattsefunoen bate. SIN
anbern Sale battsn finf 8inber Dipb'
ibsrie uno ipieltsn nit orei 8aBen, ipelde
Der 3sibe mad ftarben unb bel Der Inter
iu9uns ben Std oipbtbsritiider gr'
tranfunsen aufpieien. 8aber aus ben
0obnrdumen, mo bDsartige Brdune
berridt. biIpen aIio fur bic 8inoer Der
Radbarfdaft cine itste 8efabr. -gS iei
bier nod cine anbere ieltlame Berbreits
u~nsspeiie Der Dipbtberie erpdbnt, bic
iansit in Detroit. Mtdiean, fsitseiteat
nurbe. BORT berridte bieis Seube Def.
tis unter ben Sdultinoern. Die 8ranfs
belt psrbreitete iib baour6, baB bic
ainber, BON oenen fdmtlid nad SdIub
Der SbuIe bic 8leifepern| in einsm 8aitsn
dufbsmabrt puroen, UNI am ndbiten
Worssn tpieber perteilt su iperben, bic
8Ieifebern, ipie bieS bdufis ssidiebt, in
ben Wunb nabmen. Nuf biefe Wstie
tonnts elm bipbtberitii6es Sdultino pieIe
anosrs aniteden iens Sdulftts 1T biefsr
N6slidfeit tpeesn, bic ia aud fur aneers
arantbsiten sutrlft, auf iepsn Sal gu
unterpridsn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-12-15
@efferm Orefeb Beet.

auber ben 5pei GarIaounsen 3useridta.s
6lsiid, oas mir Montas uno 9onnsritas er.
paltsn, empfanssn mir tdsIi6 frifd 9sf6lad.
tetes 8lsii6 Dom 9anoe, ftifde unb &alf.Gier,
Butter, safe uno 9anbprooufte iiberbaupt.
Wir baben ferner sinen 8orratb Der better
Bologna Wurft. friide uno 9eiaI3sne S6uI.
tern. &ippen. Gbuds, 8unbfide etc. Infer,
8olo9naipurt ibertriHt ole anbere.
Dale & 6 o,
ALB Roro abte Strnbe.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-12-15
0rit 0nrr's
Mntcn
&efaarati0n & galon,
3l3 2adafpanna Nnsnus.

Sie @efauration wirb tets nit ben %fsinfsn
DeIitateftu Der SabresJeit perisbsn iein.
YIN @etrdnten balte id neben Dem por3is.
liden q. Mobinionfden Biere. muir bic bsftsn
8eine uno Riquore, unb 60 tpirb mein BE-
ftteben fem. ourd prompte unb rseIe Bebien.
ung bic Suneen iufrieoeu ju telen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-12-15
9efbdftssM

Sudb' une Heeieen,'9ruder.
8rsb. u. @ 9 Drudarbsit isbsr art
tn snslilStr unb bsutl8sr Spra&s, sill eada.
mama Mptnus, ssssnfbtr BEN 8tnltY Stprt.
Groceries uns p%ropiaonsn.
gt6telb, Brandon & Co., Grad.
folssr BON SsasIs 6 Stna), tt6 penn Npe.
Gbptn 6. SEAL "a eadapanna slSt.
has btrilbmts Wbite Sppnss Wsbl.
8rtb. s. @tbmastI Dslfatsftn
$50 eadapanna @penue.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-12-15

b1- Sn Inbetradt Der @sIbfnnppbeit
baben mir unisre Breiie fur aae 9lrtifsI
auf ben nieorisiten 9untt berabssisst,
osnn mir pOlen uno miiien uniern unss.
beuren 8orraib bon Spielpaaren, Sans
piss, Rlien unO GbriItbaumusrsisrunssn
perfaufen. s. g.. Wiaiams & 8ruoer,
3l4 Sada. Ipe. 48,4
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-12-15
Grant Stetter,
mnD SGferei,
Wainftrase, Spbe Sarf.

@arme unb taIts spsifen fnb Su ieosr ga.
essjeit gu baden. 6rifdes Eager fets Oh
3apf, icpie @eiues 9iquore unb Gigarren.
Die NIT msinem SoteI perbunosne 8dderei
lisfsrt elm uorjislides Badutrt. unb meroen
ale %8efteuuu9en prompt uno biais beiorgt.
rQuf 3 tetter
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Treb. MARTINS
palace WntPl
233 S 23a sAenn Me.

@arme unb taIts spsiien su isbsr Sasss.
jeit. 9. @obinfon's Bier an 3apf. 6einffer
Bfsfer unb Mouosram S9naps. Cham.
paener Hno Hbsin 8eine. Ssiber 9unid
ieotn Worsen. Glsitrtfds 6a1sr; feline
6Iissen. StIspbOu 70. s84.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-06-26

Russian warships left New York for
Boston.
Chicago's 100000 Derby was won ly
pnun1loeo
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-06-26
n THE SARATOGA SUICIDE.
Mr.. Curtis Denies That He Ia Unbal.
Apced in His Mind.
FOR INvEsTMENTs.

Mr.. Curtis Denies That He Ia Unbal.
apced in His Mind.
Troy, June 26.-Ths latest as to the
from the steamer Saratoga Tuesday night
is statement by Henry p. Curtis, her
husband, who is stopping in this city:
II wish to deny that am unbalanced in
mind in any way, and the reason left
Bayonne is because l have no present bust.
ness there. As regards the death of Mrs.
Curtis, l think there Is no probability that
she committtd suicide. Her whereabouts
between the time she left home and her
appearance at the boat Tuesday night are
well-known
''The use of chloroform can be readily ex-
planned by the fact that she was subject to
neuralgia pains in the head and face. She
was acquainted with the use of chloroform
and alcohol for that purpose, and fully
aware that there was no possibility of
death resulting from chloroform so di-
luted with alcohol.
''She was in very poor health at the
time. and my belief is that she had
used the mixture for these neuralgic
pains, and, owing to her poor physical
state the drug had a more than usually
SIMPLIFYING effect in the close atmosphere
of her stateroom, and she sought relief on
the open deck While there she was
either attacked by nausea or a fit Of hys-
terra, the latter of which were violent at
times, and either fell or threw herself
overheard while unaware OF what she was
doing There was absolutely no motive
for suicide.
''The statements made as to the quar-
rels between us are false, as we never had
a serious disagreement. do not know T.
+. Cochran, and have made no threats to
shoot him. The accounts given by the
New York papers have been colored ex-
tremely, and are in the main gathered
from purely unreliable sources"
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-06-26
PAWTUXET.

Sunday school Concert at the BAPTIST
thurc',--T -Tomorrow's Lawn Party.
A Sunday school concert was given at
the Baptist church last evening under
the direction of Mrs. C. w. Burnham,
the pastors wife. The program consist
ed OF singing by both choir and school
and the recitations by the members Of
he different classes. Henry c. Budlong.
supt OF the school, announced his r, sig
MAJ ion Of that office 10 go TO Norwood to
fill like position
a June party Is 20 he given on the
grounds OF Mrs. ID. 4. Adams. Edgewood,
under the auspices Of the Congreg egational
society, on the afternoon aud evening Of
Tuesday
DR.. William j. Burge of Edgewood,
has just returned from the Worlds fair.
Mrs. Harris of Canada is visiting in
ton.
Frank w. Rhodes was graduated from
the Peace st. Grammar school on Friday.
Mrs. Ford Johnston who has been very
i'll is convalesceut.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-06-26
OLNEYVILLE

Interesting Gossip Gathered about the
square Today.
A French Canadian from Scituate was
committed to the state work house on
Saturday as a common drunkard.
The coming week Is excursion time for
the Sunday schools in Olucyville. The
Messiah Episcopal school managers have
engal cd the Richard Borden for a sail
down the bay on Thursday. The Metho-
dist Tabernacle will 60 for n moonlight
excursion the SANE evening, stopping at
Crescent Park. On Friday the Broadway
Baptist school will 20 to Rocky Point,
where the children will eujoy themselves
in all kinds OF of amusement for few
hours, then sail as far rs Newport and re.
turn home early in the evening.
The Plainfeld street Baptist church had
large oongr gaticn last evening when
special sermon was preached by the
pastor, Rev. j. ". Parsons. His subject
was the Best Education for Young Peo-
pie. The subject WAS well treated by the
reverand gentleman.
Painless extracting OF teeth with DR. Tiliing.
hasts local anaesthetic at dental rooms. Irons
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-06-26
THE CROSS SOCIAL CLUB.
The Clambake Degree Conferred Upon ,
Host Of Nutmeggers Yesterday.

The Clsmbskc Degree Conferred Upon a
Host Of Nutmeggcrs Yesterday.
Landlord George Cross OF the Dor
rance appears to be prime favorite
among the railroad men Of New Eng.
pland, as it is only short time ago that
he entertained thirty or more OF the
leading II th,s OF the fraternity from
Maine aud New Hampshire
Lust Saturday evening del egation OF
about twenty conductors from New
Haven, Conn, and all connected with
the Cons u dated road. cal ,d upon him
Yesterday, Mr.. Cross. with his com pam
iou, Mr.. Hat away, to ik the railroaders
in charge and iaitiated them into the mys-
teriesoi the clam dinuer degree of Rhode
Island. Its work was done IN Que of the
pr vate dining rooms Of Col. ,. >. At
wood, al Fields Point.
All OF tue can iiates were very favor.
ably (and iul -y) impress n with the cer-
mo ~, as the ptrapnernal,a used was OF
tue very best make.
NATTER this the party forme l,themselves
INTO permanent s,ociat o and eiec
u. A. Hermance a. presidenf. aud A.
La ayette as secretary AN trs. surer
IL was unanimous vote that tho name
OF he as-ociat on should be the Cross
Social club, with headquarters at New
haven. Conu. The stran sers were then
taksn To Newport, wnere they were
shown all of tue p -ints Of interest and
remain over night this morning they
sailed for Block Island, aud Tonight they
will 20 To New London.
NJ sser. Cross and Hathawy viii return
% frovidence " ednrsIay mOrning. The
roster OF association isss follows: y. A.
HERNIA ICE. A. Laf le.te. W. ". Parde.,
r J; kidder M Q, Hart, John B lands
w. l.. Ihomas. Il. l.. Pierce, l.. VI Fe mn.
L. G.. LucoiD. Z, A. Neal, Ere Dan,els'
& III. lin,smars j. Rock, j. NIX n ,.y'
George kdton. Frca Gregory, l. L. Daly'
L. DsskIn and Snl,u " ain.er.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-06-26
Cro,.er VIII pse There.

SPRINGFIELD, Mass, June 26.-The first
invitation TO the centennial celebration OF
Williams college was sent to President
snd Mrs. Cleveland, and the president
wrote: II accept with pleasure the
courteous invitation Of the pre- sident and
trustees OF Williams college to attend the
Tooth anniversary Of the college, subject
however, to the demands Of public, should
they be memorable. Ii will be impossible
for Mrs. Cleveland tn accompany me, and
can only hope to remain with you from
Monday afternoon or evening, Oct. D,
until Tuesday, 10th. II will afford me
very great pleasure to accept your hospi-
talityv
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-06-26
BRISTOL.
Two Men Robbed while Driving ON
the Road from Warren.

Two Men Robbed while Driving on
the Road from Warren.
highway robbery occurred last Friday
on the main road 10 Warren. Villa n
Gardner aod John Beckwer driving b home
about ten o'clock and when abreast of
the Tank House three men sprang upon
them, one ca ching the hoase by the bri
Ole while the other two covered the men
with revolvers aud demanded their mon
~. The men gave up the contents Of
their pockets without ceremony aud were
allowed TO depart Affairs of this kind
are not unfrequsut here but the trouble
~ thst ths people robbed do hot report
10 he poi,cs until n day or two alter the
nar when there In little chance of cap
turing ths hixhwaymen.
kev. q. shin1 Of Newton, Mass, lect-
ured on sunday after sosn at the Town
Hall 10 = lar<r ant appl ecistive audience.
his 81 CT ~ he "portance Of MOI
LcsDita. and tr Inc II irses He pfpach-
Ell ~ tie morning At 90. Michae.'s Epis-
copai caurcn.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-06-26
NEWS CONDENSED.

Russian warships left New York for
Boston.
Chicago's 100000 Derby was won iy
.Boundless-
The Prince OF Wales cutter won the
royal Mersey regatta
Parnellite leaders have appealed to the
Irish people In America
Sport was disqualified after winning a
stake at Sheepshead Bay.
Bicyclist Zimmerman Is disgusted with
his treatment in England
Several men were injured by a bomb
explosion at Coney Island.
The Campania made the unparalleled
record of 54s knots for nautical day.
DIR. Graves has been ~,fused writ of
habeas corpus, and will nave to remain In
prison until his trial takes place
Photographers Massey claims his whisk-
ers were pulled by Publisher King OF Bos-
ton, aud has brought suit for $4,000 dam
ages.
The saloon building occupied by Theo-
dore Gerdinam at Leipsic, o., took fire.
The flames spread, and six of the best
business places were destroyed. Total loss
about $4,000.
There was $4,000 fire in a Bath (Mel J
shipyard.
McGowan's tannery at Medford, Mass,
was burned.
At Hopkinton, Mass, George +. Brown,
driver of cracker wagon, was thrown to
the ground, receiving fatal injuries.
The Gloucester (Mass) schooner Lewis
II. Giles is held at North Sidney, c. H.
for alleged violation of the 1918 treaty.
Charles Emmons escaped from tn,
Northampton Mass insane asylum ana
was captured at his home In Springfield.
In the wrestling match at Lynn, Mass,
between William Clements and Fred Hen
bricks, catch-as-catch-can, the latter won
with two consecutive throws. The prize
Vas gold watch.
John OConnor, q quarryman employed
at Norcross Bros quarries Mt Milford,
Mass, was fatally injured by stone or
timber thrown by fellow employe into
the pit in which he was working.
James Lowell OF Lawrence, Mass.
while attempting TO board train for
Boston, fell under the wheels, and his left
leg was cut OF below the knee IL is ex-
pected that his injuries will prove fatal
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-06-26
RUSSIAN WAR VESSELS.
Arrived at Boston this Morning and win
Remain Several Days.

BosToN. June 26.--The Russian wr
vessels. the Dimitri Donskoi aad the
Rynda arrived in the harbor this morn.
ina from New York at about 1890 o'clock
ami preparations for landing early this
afternoon were made. The officers will
will call on Gov. Russell today attended
Nv the Russian Vice Consul. The ves-
sells will probably remain In the han bor
fer some days. On Wednesday they
assist in honoring the memory of Admi-
raj Farragut st ths dedication OF tue
Farragut statue and the Sau Francisco
of the American navy viii probably also
be ia the harbor on that day. The strang.
ers attracted a great deal OF attention
ss they came to anchor and were surroun-
ned y q small fleet OF pleasure boats aud
craft filled with curious citizens who
were anxious to get q close inspection OF
the sbips. They saluted and the navy
yard returned the salute.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-06-26
A Little Girl shot.

ALEXANDRIA,, Va, June 26--Ths five-
year.old daughter of j. ii, Hines, of
Woodstock, Va, was fatally shot last
night by the sixteen year-o daughter Of
George p. Clark, OF this place. The
Clark girl says she was trying to take a
revolver from the little one when IL fell on
the floor and exploded. AS the child was
sitting on a piano stool and the shot lodged
in the top of her head the girls story is not
credited ft.t
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-06-26
Morse Held for Murder.

BOSTON, June 26-Amos L. Morse. who
shot DIR. Wardwell Saturday afternoon
was arraigned in West Roxbury district
court before Judge Howard this morn-
inx. The caurt house was surrounded
b. large crowd and standing room was
at a premium.
Morse made no reply whea the clerk
made the charge of murder.
Lawyer John B Moran, who appeared
as counsel for the defendant, a sked that
the hearing be set for next SATURDAY
morning, which the court granted. Mrs.
Wardwell, Mrs. More aud Mrs q ueen
were present.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-06-26
Chicago Grain Notes.

CHICAGO. June 26-The London wheat
market il qniet and unchanged. The
Liverpool wheat market is quiet and
prices are i'm buyers favor.
CHICAGo-Car lots today: Wheat, "a;
corn. 493; oats. 239; hogs, 10000 e. j.
mates tomorrow: Wheat, 175; corn, SS5:
oats. 575; hogs, $4,000; heavy shipping
hogs s. 15@6. TO-
Wheat ON passage-Decrease, 1896, 600;
corn, Increase, $4,000.
Visible supp y--Wheat, decrease, g. 294- :
600; corn, decress $40, 900; oats, decreas
$4,000.
The crowd Is bulling on wheat aud
not much for sale. Look for reaction
when tney tire o. buying.
Provisions are irmtr. -
Some big sboris GOV rod their corn
last eek aud are bulling the market TO
get a hi lher level To sell for,
Tue biz unexpected decrease in the
visible supply started fresh buying in
wheat Ths markei is dull now but
strong.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-06-26

A slight fire occurred in room In the
second story OF the Apponauz hotel last
Saturday evening between 10 and IL
o'clock. which caused no little excite
ment for short time. The cause of the
tire was the upsettine Of a lamp which
exploded aud set fire to the furnishings
of the r.o4. The fire alarm was rung
and theVolunieer fire company responded
quickly. The fire was extinguished with
Out the uss OF the fire apparatus with but
little damage
The Sund,y school temperance c,ncert
was held last evening In the Central Bsp
tist church aud an Interesting program
rendered.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-06-26
FOUND IN A SWAMP.
Two Boys Come Across the Dead Body
of an Old Veteran.

Oh tn Olu Netefan.
BEVERLY, Mass, June 6.--Two Wen
ham boys, Benjamin G. Quimby and John
Cross, were walking through the Topsfield
end of the Wenham swamp when they
came upon the badly decomposcd body of
n man, which bore every evidence of hav-
ing been there long time. Soldiers dis
charge papers, bearing the name John
Hoyt of Wenham," were found upon the
body.
Hoyt was about &C. years old and for some
time had been an inmate Of the Soldiers
home at Togus. Through the past winter
and spring he had been boardingin Haver-
hill. He had been in the habit of making
trips to Wenham TO visit friends, and IL Is
presumed that lac attempted to go through
the swamp aud was lost or an accident
happened TO him.
There was nothing about the body or
surroundings TO give n clue 70 the cause of
his death. lie was last seen in Wenham
April II, but no one knew he was missing
The boys notified the Topsfield author
titles
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-06-26
not the work Of tn. Masia.

JAcxsoNvILLE, Fla, June 90. - A
special from Tampa says that three per.
sons have been arrested for the murder OF
Campsrita. Developments disclose that
the murder was not committed at the i'm
stigation OF the Malta as had at first been
suspected Robbery was the cause.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-06-26
whiting For Governor.

HoLYoKE, Mass, June 26.-Hon. Will
liam Whiting is candidate for the Re-
publican nomination for governor. For
months he has been mentioned as a possi-
BILE candidate, but hitherto he has per-
sistantiy declined TO commit himself and
has as persistently refrained from all
newspaper interviews. This, conse-
quently, Is the first formal announcement
Of his candidacy, andit comes from no less
an authority than Mr. Whiting himself,
according 10 this mornings Globe.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-06-26
DAY OF ACCIDENTS.
Three Occurred During the Early Part Of
the Forenoon. Mono Fatal.

A's~o DuEsnk tue ThSsy AHfs ~
the Forenoon. Mono Fatal.
Perry f. Cook, n carpenter. employed
on the new house at the corner OF Airing
ton and Iryi z avenues. fell from lad
der at 0 o'clock this morning and sus'
tanned serious sprain OF the back and
severe internal injuriss. lie WAS taken
to his home 1913 Union avenue In the am
bulance.
At 9:55 o'clock this morning a man
named George Barrows, SO years OF age,
war run over OH Canal street by a low
gear and sustained a fracl ure Of the left
ankle. Barrows was taken to the Rhode
Island hospital in the ambulance. He
lived in the Roger Williams hotal on
Market square.
Frank Bllvsn, SO years of iage, fell from
u ladder in tue II pm building. Ex-
change place. at 7:40 o'clock this morn-
inr, n dlsta zee OF weve feet, aud sus-
taiDed severe internal injuries. He Was
removed 10 the hospital Ia the ambulance.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-06-26
Bancroft's Final Trial.

WASHINGTON. June 26.-The Navy De-
partment has given orders for the final
trial of the new practice ship Bancroft at
the first convenient day this week. She
will 20 to sea and be kept under steam for
forty eight hours the object being not to
make great speed, but to satisfy the de-
partment that the vessel is complete in all
respects before final acceptance.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-06-26
summer School of Philosophy.

New YoRK. June 24.-The seventeenth
Summer School of the American Institute
of Christian philosophy will meet at Pro-
hibtion Park, Staten Island. July to 12.
The general theme TO be presented is the
"Bible And Society; the claims of both,
and how the first meets the needs of the
second"
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-06-26
Rum. a Commop Nulsance

John DcDermot rs arraizned for trial
before judge Wilbur, this afternoon
charged With maintaining common nui-
since The I ttblis imelt is located at
535 Arwelfs avenue aud has a hard repu-
tatio among the police and the people
OF the Immediate neighborhood.