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49,, -
March, 1893, In vacation.
iThruston, Trustee.
VS.. Chancery
IL. II. Shortt ct. al.
The object of this suit is TO recover Judgement
against James b. Bullitt in tie sum OF Three Hun
drcd anL Sixty-siS Dollars and siXiy-sS cents, with
interest thereon from Feb. ISL 1897 ard costs 10 etl
force the same by foreclosure OF the vendors lien
served in a certain deed from, Zig Stone Gap I'm
proyenent Co. and r. c. Ballard lhruston, Trustee
to James B. Butt, dated February LIST, $780, on lots
seven aud eight of block seven, Improvement Co.
Plat No. i, OF Big Stone Gap, Virginia. See said map
on record iiofiice OF Wise County Court Clerk. An
affidavit having been made tina, diligence has been
used oil behalf Of complainant 10 ascertain In what
county or corporation r. T. Barron, one OF the de-
PENDANTS herein is, without eject, the said de-
PENDANT Is required to appear within fifteen
days after due publication of this order
In the clerks Office OF our said court. at rules
to be holden therefor and 10 do what is necessary to
protect his interests And il is ordered that copy
Of this order be forthwith published once week fer
four successive weeks, in the Big Stone Gap losr,
newspaper printed nte town Of Zig Stone Gap. in
Tho county OF Wise, State Of Virginia, and posted MT
Lie frontdaor Of t-onse II said county pnahe
first day of theneSt county Court for said county Ut
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I:ucI,Ien's !irnica Saivc.

Tie Best Salvc in the world Cor Cuts ,Brulses
Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever Sores,
letter, Chappcd Hands, Chilblains, Corns ana
all skin Eruptions, and positively cures Pies
or no pay required. II is guarantee" to give
perfect satsfaction, OF money refunded: Price
% cents per box. FOR sale By ;. l.. White
head 4 Co.
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ORDER OF PUBLICATION.
VIRGINIA: In the Clerk 5 o,ce oi Tie Circuit Court
v OF the county of Wise on the 3ist d,y Of Mafch.

Z
v OF the county of Wise on the 3ist diy OF March.
1898, In vacation.
ThruStou, Trustee
vs.. In Chancery,
+. j. Brewer, ct al.
The object oi this suit is to recover judgement
against j. 5. Wright and y. g. Ccccn. Or either Of
them, in tie sum OF One Hundred AMI !iiriF-'hrec
Dollars and thirty-Lree ccEs, villa interest i'oln Vc-
tober 22nd 1889 ana cos and to cnioca me same ny
foreclosure Of the vendors lien reserved III ceed
dated October 22nd. 1929 from Big Some Gap I'M
provement Co. and X. {. Ballard :hrG>lcn, trustee,
to j. s. Wright and ". L. Green on lots four al!', Fc
of block siXty-sX ara 10; six OF blcck >e'enty-ive
.Improvement Co.'S Plat, No. T. Ri. S;oar Gap.
Wise county, Virginia. And affidavit having been
made that diligence has been u>ed on behalf of the
complainant TO ascertain in wha. coHniy.o CORPORA
tan w. g. Green, one OF the defendants herein Is,
without effect, the said defendant is cclaifrd to ap-
pear within Is days after due publication OF this or
der in the Clerk O4icc o. said Court AZ rules 10
be holden therefor, and DO Wha! is necessary TO pro-
feet his interests. And il is ordered that copy o.!
this order be forthwith Published cnce week, for
four successive weeks, in the Big Stone Gag, Posi-,
newspaper printed in The town az Zig Stone Gap, III
the county OF WISE STATE OF Virginia and posted at
the front door OF tho Courtho of Sai'! county, on
the first day OF the next County Court for The SAID
county after the date of this order.
A copy-Tcste J. Z. LIPS, Clerk.
Bullitt & Mcdowell, pc.
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NiMalNiA IN the clerN Vs., Office of of the cic"s
Narci ,SgG.
Ihruston, Trustee,
against !" ch'hSe'S
+. H. Slar!. et III.
Thc objcci Of his init is to recover Judgment
ar,jps, Jam, l. Iult IN the sum OF 5;G5.Gs, with
iatcr,,. thereon Gtoi February Sl $50 nd COSTS
AID to enforce e Same Is closure o thr ytdr'F
Lieu retained il, IL. dated February si. $50 .ron
Big stone Gap improvement Comi"ry ana i. t. ,ai.
lard Thruso,, Trustee. to James b. iuii!i Oh Its
ana s. Of block ! Improvement Co. plat 10. q
Big Stone lJ,, Va, ana affidavit lEvius hern n',a
that b. II SGori party deicn1ant n tn. sal is
nor-rcsi, .nt Of dis Stat. tine said dernae Is re-
ouirc to app.ar within fifteen day. aterdne pc'ic.'-
don Of this osicr. il the clcrN Office Of our 'ait
court. %, rifles - 5c Loilen ihertor ana d" wiai =
necessary t. protect Ia, Interest. And II j. 81 ,.sr-'
that copy # Til, order he i,rhTi.' PAIL orc
wee, Tor fuu- succcssiy, vce'.,. IN -fig 9trie
Gap l">r newspaper rinte,i j" he ;o%e OF ~
St"- ;,ap in la, County oi, Use, stale &" 'ltsl"i,'-
ana uo,tsta the front door Of he cgrt-Aou al 800
county on the iir~ day % tie next Comfy Cur ''
the sal. county ai,er tla datc of this order.
\ coly:-Ieste: J. Il. !.Ii's 'Fi'.
Euliit & Acroweii. =. q. i'-7'.
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In purchasing tickets in lots of % or
more it will only be necessary to !;!' out
one OF them, paste ii on All envelope en-
close the balance in the envelope, seal
and send to the PosT.
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Remarkable Sales and Wonderful Ii332.A
Over 800 DauB Sewing Machines Sold in Ninety D.
III the Counties Of WISE and Lee.
+ / hc II 50
hsl.n Of MACHINES
Il Fl. Ria NT7ON. BIG STONE GAP.

h people declare the DAVIS As hest most
this territory ladies' have ili' onntr
..re fhl 81
} l
i, , -
part
g .
hc =
roTti' made OF lie s oneti t
jtihe
Knoxville, @ora1 't
til, arsl4oy
lri - lt Deie tie
orders for noenes to" Iais who r's
o
Having size ~. sS:De
business
honorable >AEiS S:"lNti NiGi!l>
Gap WITH
Keep fall supply Of Davis Sewing M"lire H' y &
m od s a
w. RI. BLANI Il
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iron ore, both brown and red were fine.
He thought the best card for the future
of Big Stone Gap-in The iron industry WAS
the Advantage it had over any other place
he had seen for the production of steel by
the bassic process.
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TIMBER.

Prof. Proctor in his report says of The
timber: "Ahoui 90 per cert OF ihe area
included in the Appalachian coa!-field III
Southwest Virginia, West Virginia, and
Southeast Kentucky, is covered with for
est OF valuable hardwoods-oak, yellow
poplar, hickory, etc. The Black Noun
tains, Immediately noria Of Big Stone
Gap, arc heavily timbered from base to
summit with az magnificent forests as
have ever seen.
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This represents coke OF great purity: low In both
su,phrr and ash and high in fixed carbon chemically
/, Is fully MS good as the very best rocahonaS coke,
and 1t should rank high Il mctallnric"l fuel.
Yours truly. ANrgxw $. McCRxArn.
Mr.. McCreath might have said more,
and doubtless would have done so but for
4 his Identification with Pennsylvania in-
terests. But he gives the facts and the
Intelligent reader may draw his own con-
illusions. The following comparative Ia
4 lie wi show !hc superiority Of the coke
produced here over that produced either
at Conncllsville or Pocahontas.
FIXED Sui
,vvr.cr oy Carbon. Ash phur.
Z sampes Zig Stone Gap cokc,'nadc
In d,,en rick and by barrel tcss%e3 go o.740
Il q samples Connclsyillc, Pa, coke,
oven test. ............. .oo.'o ''|f 0'o
= samples Chattanooga, Tenn. coke,
oven test. .....-........... .S'.'i i'o'' l'''''
4 II samples Birmingham. Ala coke,
oven tcst..................... ~ loof '''''
"a SAMPLES Pocalantas, Va, coke,
oven test .."-.oo or '"''
8 "a SAMPLES New River, W ya.,cokc,
ovcu test ............. .g2.iS III O.oo-
+ snmplc Zig Stone Gap coke, oven
test, analysis made hy a. 5.
McCresth. Sept. 1890, ...... .9a.U9 4.'4 900
This coke besides having been analysed,
has been thoroughly tested as to strength
and porosity, and is pronounced by capa-
,Ic cxpcrts to he nearer perfect coke
than any vet made
When it is considered that this immense
seam of coal is from seven to thirteen rect
i'm thickness: that it extends over an area
of over &c, GOO acres; that ii is located up
above the level Of the valleys; that it can
he drained without the use OF machinery
that so much of the expense which must
he incurred in other localities in the man
ufncturc of coke arc avoided, and that
ample transportation is now afforded II
wilI he seen what an immense advantage
these fields have ovcrany yet discovered III
the United States or elsewhere.
No. below is Il splint coal feet thick,
md No. , Il camel coal, both by
MoH
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ORDER CAPITALIZATION.

VIRGINIA: In the Clerks Office OF tbs Circuit
Court for thessCounty Of Wise on Tie 3lst day OF
March, 1893, In vacation
fIhrustol. Trustee
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OUR RESOURCES.
FACTS FOR INVESTORS.

Some Of the Natural Advantages
Possessed by Big Stone Gap,
Which VIII Help to Make Her the
manufacturing Center Of the
South.
Following are five anlyses of the
coking coal of Big Stone Gap:
Fixed carbon. 49,. $40 ca O. so.a so.A ego
Volatile combus,ble 1885 $40 $3.50 1926 50 90
Ash. Lea Lee 2.4o $40 800
Sulphur, 0.6lo OH o.4!2 1880 o547
Aud this of the average samples Of the
same vein by Mr.. Andrew S. McCreath
chemist OF the Pennsylvania Geogical
Survey:
Volatile combustiblc Observation-Disclosures. 35 800
Ash. ............... l.5ls
Sulphur. 0.59i
The coke made from this coal is great
success as is shown by Mr.. McCyeath's
letter:
Mn. E. B. LE,sENRING,
Press. The Virginia Coal & Iron Co.,
Big Stone Gap.
Dean Sin:
The sample of coke received from Mr.
j. K. Taggart yesterday, yields on analy.
sis the following results:
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CABANISS & CO.,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
Solicit Gonsiqnnents Of all Kinds Of
Produce.


30. "a OLD &T@icyc'Ts
Petersburg, Ia. Fe5ruGsy !5Ai, 1893
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And this by another chemist OF br0wn
hcmatite, (dricd at 2l3 deg. FarcnheiD
six miles away:
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\yiNlGlNlA: in the clerks oiicc of the CicUi
V Court fcr the county OF Wis n;hc jrd day %
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DCShuCS luCSC ihS'S NIS "'SO VA ieN''AN'>~>
running here another brown ore carrying
from II to GO per cent of iron, and IVY OF
phosphorus; mangauifcrons iron ores, and
ia all probability large deposits of man
ranesc; Il black limonitc with from 30 TO
s. per cent of iron (well suited for the
pneumatic Basic process; Il specuiar or
red hematite (Bessemer) with 81 10 ID per
cent of iron, while Of the great Cranberry
magnetic orc Prof Proctor, in his repot,
says:
Extending nortaeas, and southwest
through the western counties OF North
Carolina are large deposits of the purest
magnetic iron ores known in this country
save in the Lake Superior region. These
ores, from number of samples averaged
aud others. anlyzed from 45 per cent to G6
per cent of iron, aud are, in Mitchell and
Ash counties, North Carolina, are remark
ably free from phosphorus and sulphur.
Recent developments along q line Of thirty
miles in extent prove the cxcessivenature
Of these deposits. The only poirt where
these ores have as yet been reached by Il
railway is at Cranberry mine in Mitchell
County, North Carolina. A few years ago
the great mass of ore now uncovered at
this point was hid by thick covering of
soil and decomposed gneiss, save only a
few surface pits from which small forge
was supplied with ore. Within The past
few years The face of tlIe hill has been nn-
covered, revealing an enormous mass Of
very plre magnetic tot heigth CISCO feet
above tho railway track, The engincerin
charge at the mines assured me TINT from
= uod
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Color OF All, brown.

This represents coke of great purity: low IN oo'h
sulphur and ash and high in fixed carbon chemically
Is fully MS good the very best FocahonaS COKE
and Ii should rank high mctallnrical fuel.
Yours truly, ANrEKw =. McCREATH'
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The lnliowin. arc three sampIes OF u0uDle
BcSscp,er ores tributary TO Big Stone Gap,
and is being used by the Appalachian fur
mace, and is found elsewhere only in AL
ricrs frica
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-10-16

The arrivals at this port are as follows:
Steamers William Crane. Foster, from
New Yorg, with freight: Norman, Megth-
line, from Philadelphia, with freight;
Richard Borden. Mason. Fall River.
with passengers and freight: City OF
Newport, Kelly. from Newport. with
passengers and freight; Queen
City, Gray, from Tfverton,
with passengers and freight:
Anowon. Saunders. from Saunderstown;
John Carter Browns steam yach'. Bally-
mena, Carr. from Newport. Schooner
David TORY. Drinkwater, Portland with
$50 tons of w pipe for city OF Provi-
dence.
Sailed-Steamers Richard Borden, City
of Newport, Queen City and steam yacht
Ballymena; s%chooners John Wallen Cur
ry, for New York; John Douglass. Erks-
ley, for New York; st. Elmo, Stroud, fer
Coles Creek; Cupid Marble, Somerset,
Anna and Reuben Perry for New York;
James Slater. Peterson. for Port Jefier-
SOD; Il. III. Harvey, Scott, for st. Johns.
There are five four and three three
masted s%chooners below.
Marine Notes.
Capt, Durkee of the Continental Co. Is
In Boston for a few days.
Captain Kelly of the Continental line
has returned from his visit to the
Worlds fur, and has taken command of
the City of Newport.
Capt. Farnham Of the schooner Sarah
Potter has received word from Capt. Eel
ker fron Brunswick, Ca, that there 10 no
change in the condition OF all Iirs at that
place.
A load OF piles for the new depot from
St. Johns, n. B has arrived.
The oyster dredger, NJ. Dswing. owned
by NJ. DewinR, has arrived. Her capacity
is 7l5 tons and she will carry about ], 200
bushels OF oy sters.
The steam r Pequot Of the Providence
line will sail this evening at $50 in
charge OF Captain Penn for New York.
she " i'll carry freight only. The Nashua
will leave New York at the same hour for
this port. The passenger steamer
Rhode leland sailed for New York
last Saturday evening, where
size will be used as a spare boat; the
Connecticut will rem un at Stoniugton
for the winter. L. was the intention Of
the company 10 have the two passenger
boats make a trip today, and put the
fright boats on tomorrow but the storm
OF Friday interlered with this plan.
Captain Durkee of the Continental line
will have charge Of the steamer Petrol
that is TO run between this port and
Riverside.
Walter Baxter. superhero dent of the
Point street bridge, extiu ishei a small
blaz, under "A pile of lumber on Car
penler's wharf yesterday afternoon. IL Is
Supposed TO rave been set by tramps.
What Cheer H,rbor, No. 10. of Ameri-
can Associates If Masters and Pilots of
5 eam ~vesse.s, met in the roo ns in the Gas
pee building Saturday evening Captain
n. A. Briggs presided. The meeting was
well IL. en- led aud a very pleasant even
in, WAS spelt. The steward found "a box
of cigars in the locker and the weeds re
thoroughly enjoyeI.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-10-16
STATE NEWS IN BRIEF.

James +. Dennison, a Westerly lawyer,
was arrested Saturday afternoon ON a
charge of forgery. He pleaded not guilty.
and gave bail to the amount OF g. 900 to
await the action OF the grand jury.
The following Rhode Island pensions
have just been granted Increase.
Michael Owens. Woonsocket: reissue.
Andrew Jiilson. woonsocket: original.
widows, ETC.. Martha A. Very. Riverside.
The barn Of W. Watts Sherman was
burned early yesterday morning, and
three horses aud a COW persisted In the
flames. The loss 10 about $1,000: no In
surancs The cause Of the fire is a mys-
cry.
paturday night the Newport Democrats
nominatsd ID. b Fearing for mayor. On
NJ same hight the Republicans nomi-
mated sx-Mayor Pond, Lut he decliued 20
scrspt. They have until midnight, Tues
dsy. TO nominate . candidate
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-10-16
:. The Fencing Master.-

ura Schirme;-Mapleson. the cele.
br tied star prima donna. accon panied
By Co.onsl Mapleson, the wcll-knowD
b r.tope, Hubert Wilke. aud the princi-
pals. chorus aud orches "a OF the Fencing
Master Opera company. arrived In tie
city from Bostoa this morning. The con :
pany brin. the most elaborate production
complete in every particular. including
new scenery ard very beau iful costumes.
Laura Schirmer-M apleson will by general
request appear atthe Wedn.s lay matinee,
Ia addition to singing az each OF th,
e,euing performances at the opera house.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-10-16

The first meeting Of the Y. NJ. G. A.
Ju,iors lyceum will be held this evening.
A coat owned by Walter Griffin was
stolen from a cab Oh Page street at 7;l5
p. m. 5 pturday.
AT the Y. NJ. G. a song service yester-
day, Prof. w. G. Poland OF Brown uni
ver,ity ave an ad lress.
The w. C. Il. u. @ flee house. % Sabin
street, as reopened today, lunch bging
served from l2 10 9 p. IN.
The bas nlent Of tie bailding. 40 North
Main street, was fooled last night by the
burs, Ing of a water pipe.
Tnis evening the monthly business
meetiug of the Y. NJ. @. a. reception aud
social Committee will be held.
The seventh Of the series Of Worlds
fHir e, tertlinments will he given at y.
NJ. c. A, hhl tomorrow evening.
Last night seven arrests were made and
two disturbalc,s quelleL. There were
twenty-five dodgers AT til Central sta.
ti1l.
This evening the gu r'erly meeting Of
{ Q IrJvidence Young w mems Evan.
ueiical CHRIS ian ~assocint on Will be
held.
In the police court this n oraiag twenty.
niur iuebriates we're fined - AID Cos :,
and this morti & four So drunks were re
cor ted.
Az n u. today a h nj wheel on the
patrol WAGON came on on Westminster
street n d the W,go was overturned. No
one WIS hunt
At ? p. IN yesterday, Thomas Riehard.
sol, - years OF axe, was sc zfd with n
severe hemorrhage, In I G reRr of II IRIS
avenue. lie was taken % the no ,pital I'm
the ambulance.
Henry Cozzsrs, living n Centred lie
while driving on Smith street at 500 D..
m. Saturday night, ran iato a pie of
sand an was thrown out. sus aiming Sc.
we're injuries to hrs foot and breakin n
whee
Olacer Kelley OF Station .. discovered
that u window In the scbo a lou.e at the
cor lr OF Tuurbers avenue and pla
street was open and thou tht be saw some
one entering the In lding. tie at once
not iel the pole so Sc ttinn ;. and : r..
geant pfout and ON .er Blown AZ one,
res onded. The window was found open
hui 40 one was 10 md In the building
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-10-16
Notes About the Hall.

At 2:30 o'clock tomorrow the committee
OF streets will meet in committee room II.
The Fourth Of July committee will
meet Tuesd ~ evening at s o'clock.
Wednes lay evening the committee on
printing will meet In room B at S
O'Clock.
The total numle r Of tax bills paid up
to this morning was 5l27. aud tie
amount received $500. 500 81. A year age
Mt the same time 5iS3 blIis had been set
tied aud $40 yS1.2S paid in.
Thd total number OF MANS on the
registry list up to this morning was /, 500
L. is exp cted that a large addition "a III
be made after the meeting Of the strikers
this aft r Ioon.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-10-16

Charles T. Rounds. foreman at ROBIN.
sons auction rooms, l5s Weybosset street.
reported to the police that at q a m. We =
trrday he was raising the coruer OF HAY
street on Pine street when ne was struck
on the Lex by a stray bullet. The .ullet
was nearl spent AMI lac was not badly
hurt although his rousers were cut by
the missile.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-10-16
a.. s--~D
AKRON SEWER PIPE.
MANCHESTER & HUDSON,
90 poINr sTEEEE
THE SUN LAUGHS WIN GLEE
the remocrHcy Has Caused Men
Of Character to Abandon IL.
SPECIAL 10 THE NKws.

NEW YORK. Oct. iG-1he New York
San says editorially:
The whole drift OF mugwump senti.
mcnt and support at the present time Is
away from the ID mceratic party aud
toward the Rep lbAc1n party.
Tbat Ia a a. uble Dlessinx to the Deuoc-
racy. It. gains both by its COOL for.
tune IN this respect, aui bv tie contem-
por,neous misfortune Of the great orgau-
z,tion VIII ca is its pol itical adversary.
Honor to the W DE nocrats who have
done most to speed tie parting mug.
wump!
Their names are Gr-ver Cleveland anl
David Bennett Hill.
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SUIT FOR SLANDER.
Mrs. Mcdonald rrings serious Charges
Against Mrs. sullivan.

Dsnnis NJ Donald and wife brought
suit before judge Wilbur in the common
pie : division against Deunis and Mary
sullivan FOR slander. The McDonalds
lived at hs sullivan house at the 4 he
injury IL alleged 10 have bee perpe-
tratei. No,em6r 10. II and 10, 1892 sui
Ivan called Mr.. NJ Donald n host OF bad
names with due causs Ur pIovoca,ion, tie
plnint III sags.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-10-16
HE LOST A FOOT.
Academic Daniel Harticau While Try
ing to Evade His Fare.

ing 10 ENade Ills fare.
Yesterday morning Daniel Hartican of
Bridgeport. Conu., boar led "a New York,
New Haven and Hartford train
at Westerly, his destination
being Providence. He did not
have any money. and intended to ''staud
up" the conductor for his fare. The train
slowed down as it approached the
Aborn street eros 'iug. aud Hartic,n
jumped from the platform Of the
,moklng car. lie fell in
,uch "A way that his right foot rested
upon the raj, and tic train passed over
it. TIE foot was cut OF, aud Har lean
WAS removed TO the Rhode Island hos
initial.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-10-16
GOVERNMENT CONTROL.
senator Morgan ants uacie sam to
Kun Pacific Railroads.

WASHINGTON. Oct.. 10 here was n
large attendance OF -. atirs this morn
ing. Se4ator Morgal Introduced n bill
providing for government ~csItrol OF the
Union aud Central Pacific railroa Is uut ]
Il debts 4 ptid.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-10-16

Limo Passenger Boats Out of
Commissioned Fire in . Lumber
Yard Put Ont.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-10-16

nont commit suicide ON account o. your .in.
durable" "a oil disease. The sensible hing f,r w.,
TO 10 l. 10 take Ayers SafsaTarlia. n that Gan
Why. ~ihen-kcep on hying. aud u Will no' fan
Tho trouble =. rcople gct discouraged ,o1 90 .
Try, w, again"
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-10-16

being the lawbreakers and anarchists,
1t is on the other side.
The question Of state Intervention has
passed the stage OF discussion. At this
crisis IL is deplorable that "A state board OF
arbitration does not exist by which the
questions would be weighed
and by which strict justice between
the employer IN employed could be
mtted out. / can only hope that 10 the
near future, as the result OF this strike.
we will have a board OF arbitration
which will settle the questions OF right
and wrong between the m%anufactur, rs
and the workmen.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-10-16

THAT HAVE ARRIYED III
AND SAILED FROM THIS PORT.