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Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1893-07-20

Ex-President Benjamin Harrison is
already at work on his course of lee
lures on international law, which he
will deliver at the Stamford univer-
sity in California next October. When
completed and delivered the lectures
will be printed as a text book on tho
subject of which they treat.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1893-07-20

CLEBURNE, Tex. July lin dis
pute over settlement OF some hay,
G. w. Burchfield and G. w, Stinson
came to blows, resulting In the latter
being struck on the head with an
iron rod, crushing his skull. The
wound is very serious one.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1893-07-20

The coronack, or mourning for the
dead, is still heard in many parts OF
Scotland as well as in Ireland. 1t is
wierd chant, cries of lamentation
being mingled with remonstrances
addressed TO the departed for leaving
his friends and relatives,
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1893-07-20
Lost It,.

SAN ANTONIO, Tex, July 15.-Mrs.
H. M. Quinlan, millner, became
alarmed at reading in the newspapers
accounts of the unsettled financial sit
uation. She drew out of the bank 5000
she had saved and hid it at home.
Yesterday morning she discovered
that somebody had stolen IT,
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1893-07-20

A curious superstition prevails in
Norway. When people are in quest
of drowned body they row to and
fro with IA rooster in the boat, fully
expecting that the bird will crow
when the boat reaches the spot where
the corpse lies.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1893-07-20

TEMPLE, Tex, July 15.-Louis
Suissengut, the German struck by a
Santa Fe car in the yard here Thurs
day morning, died OF his injnries at
the hospital.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1893-07-20

law and Will die
At Jackson, Mich, Mrs. Abram Gil
mer placed a can Of gasoline on q
stove which contained FIRE, and was
burned to DEATH
At Bachelor, Colo, H. @. Conn
climbed tree to avoid bear, but
,i animal I'm, followed him up the tree
''ioi Niileu him.
At Des Moines, Ia, Fred Grant,
aged g. ana a 6-year-old brother
9 Sun GU. lor possession oil shotgun'
rreu was Killed.
At li"rt9horne' /. IT, John Elem
tras , MINER sustained a broken leg
, ,,,os l" iIiig Si'lV Oh NINE y mule
-,
Ay hoseourg' ore George hlchara-
e si' w d, 9 sentenced. 10 elght years IN
wreck ii train
,5.,.,.-, p.,, .,
na I.;, u d ' i'@ Iuuge ulla'
Of that city. has been sustained nv n
higher court.
A, Cio,1.s,.i,,o H.. ..,u. .,,,.
a horse. William Dver feIl Of his foo5i
caught in the stirrup and he was drao-
ged to death.
At Akron. O.. Fred VoIl,man sui-
cided with revolver. then willed the
pistol to a man whom he owed 81.
At Cincinnati. o.. John STRAIGHT
an extensive lumber dealer ASSIGNED.
His liabilities are nearly 5000. 900.
At Memphis. Tenn. Henry BEN
nett, negro. has been sentenced to
hang for the murder of his wife.
Near jackson. Miss. John Sutton.
colored. shot and instantly killed his
brother. Henry. over A woman.
r A. Lassiter, clerk of the county
in which Nashville, Tenn, is situated,
is $4,000 short in his accounts.
Economy prompted the dismissal Of
twenty-three clerks in Canada's public
works department at Ottawa.
The city of Montgomery, Ala, has
purchased a 100000 tract of land, to
be made into public park.
Married women or unmarried men
are not allowed to teach in the public
schools at Pocatello, Idaho.
Manuel Garcia was arrested at the
City of Mexico for attempting to pass
forged check for $4,000
At Selma, Ala, Oscar Payne fell
from a stack of hay onto pitchfork
and was instantly killed.
At Hamburg, La. lightning killed
an unknown man and his child and
the horse he was riding.
At Quincy, ILL.,, gasoline stove ex-
ploded and Miss Sophie Ringwold was
burned to death.
At Trinidad Col while absent
from his bar-room. Ed Bowlden was
robbed of S12OO
A. Choro,. Kor Wilton Doris .
soo ni foroy,o i ,yos s audi, and
robbcd of sG5o 49, b
M. .,,o5,,..,o,, -, oo,,,, - ,,,u.oo.,
oils MINI in one veal recentIv was
Ie0 oo6 ,a,rals
' ~,
Inc state Oh New lorK ieaus every
stale save Oalllornlu III Une prouuc-
AT spokane "ash% Johnny CON
ners' aged a. played Win IRE crackers
""'' "' N'i-0
AT Donaldsonyllle, La Arthur Ere
. staa4I %" LID aS'N " Ns -'Ds "-N
~ IL 80 ,rho onts or nuat+,,
C oliI tnosoaS O "0 ''' " r ivy
Near Boulder. Col. at a depth of
fftv-fve feet. a rich vein of rold has
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1893-07-20
Current Happenings Of General Interest TO Tho
Reading Public.
SERIOUS AND SENSATIONAL sOR1lNGs.


Worcester and Willmantic with wo-
men other than his wife as "Chagles
G. sherman The specific charge
made is false and malicious impcr-
sonation. - The registrations have
been the cause Of much trouble in the
plaintiffs family
AT Jackson, Teno- recently, two
young ladies' daughtlrs of j. W. Ray
respected farmer, lcli home about Z
o'clock to gather berries An hour
later they were found along the track
of the Illinois Central railroad with
their throats cut from car to ear
Both bodies were terribly mangled,
plainly showing the young girls were
outraged before being murdered.
From figures compiled recently. it
is estimated that not less than $25,-
OlG,000 will be disburscd in interest
and dividends by southern railways,
banks and other corporations during
this month.
An Indianapolis, Ind, dispatch says
that as result of the continued
stringency in the money market nearly
500) men employed in the various
manufacturing industries OF the city
are out OF work.
At Kansas City, Mo-, creditors took
possession Of the stock of the Golden
Eagle clothing company on chattol
mortganes aggregating 100000. Liza
bilities 5000 with assets about the
same.
Recently at St. Louis, Mo-, an ex-
convict named Clark disemboweed
Policeman Robert Phillips. Phillips
went to his procuress to get some
girls. He found them but was killed.
In Tennessee the wheat harvest is
about completed and threshing is in
progress. The yield is good. Oats
and hay excellent. Corn is growing
nicely, Cotton small, but doing we'll.
At Meridian, Miss, Joe Smith, a
grocer, was selling -four at 50 per
barrel which cost him So and the peo-
pie we've not surprised when he left
town very suddenly and at night
4 cable car Became unmanageabls
on Broadway, New York, few days
sirca ord cr,,sbod and snoeb6d
tbings generally before It could be
stoned No one killed.
mt. otouou, oCo.o5i,, aL,u..5
with forgery, and formerly account
ant OF the public works department
for the Province of Quebec. was ar
rested In Salem. Mass.
c. r.,. ~, r.,. w
Flood corvictcd Of embelllipg s164 :
ooo fror, the Donobuo Kellv hank, has
I Oo o1rantod a now tIial md HE bond
Gved ot s50 ooo
rioortic roo1 ostote fraud has de-
,,oiogse5 at C,hoye,, Wvo in which
tba Mutual t5fe Ins,,ra;,co Comnanv
of Nav York has head swindIed ont
of $44,O7S.
IN, -. , If.
Az oneIoy vii,e, inu', W seV'lo a US 10
Pute oeUweeh ile' ue"g nlei anu vli1
snlit Joe Hilrs head omen with an ak.
T, NJ, CHI, ID A..
"o sisUere, MIS- oti'ii9s anu !iire.
A A.I Sneu'"oou, i''tng a a9g
within fortv minutes of each other.
" C...,... 5a-,.... -,
,r MISS G ,,rp opeeiey' ouus iSer \, 81
Iio.'tTe oie1iey, iia,i lIN Nv n,
cbnrcb at westminster. N, Y.
r,,
Al LlG 44 5 hoch' ARR Ene case oi
new o. H. puoiiaiien' ueiouiviis OK
i +.1"9u 1aost,orod It'll 0otobaS 'Ni --"'
wv" p'''f''A ~
In attempting TO board a moving
train at Ottawa Ont, Mrs Paul Mar
t,n lell pe ,,ti IL WIN ,, her '-yeNr-oiu
chiiu' ana Do'h were Niiieu'
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1893-07-20
AGYSTEPIGUS MURDER


WAS As,AosrNAreO WHILE IN HIS BED
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1893-07-20

PALEsrINE. TX, July I2.-Frank
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-08-10
RIVER VIEW.

A hammock thief made tho rounds of
the cottages here and at Bayside Tues
day night and gathered at least six of
the newest ones that were the easiest to
loose from their moorings. Some of the
cottagcrs have been annoyed by the loss
of pies aud food from frigerators left
unlocked. Mr.. d. +. Rounds lost his
Sunday dinner In this manner last Sat-
urday night.
The minstrel show Saturday night at
the Casino is sure to be big success.
About 500 seats nave been arranged and
nearly all OF the tickets have already
been sold. There Is now talk Of re-
peating the show at later date.
The steamer Marvel has been char
tered for the yacht race tomorrow, and
its freight will be- made up of private
party from this place aud other west
shore resorts from Buttonwoods to Co.
nimicut.
Miss Florence whiting has returned
from ST. Louis. where she has been visit
ing several weeks.
Mr.. Robert Spencer Is to start for a
two weeks visit to the Worlds fair on
Sunday.
A new bowling tournament has been
started to run through the month OF
August. Mr. Frank Whiting Is Ia the
lead on the part OF the gentlemen, with
Mr.. Henry Fletcher q close second. Miss
Flore ,ce Whiting leads the ladies'.
NJ, ssrs. Fletcher, Stokes, Curtis and
will Otis are to enjoy n weeks fishing
trip on the schooner-yacht kahnee next
week.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-08-10
STATE NEWS I'M BRIEF.

CHARLES N. Brown, ex-postmaster of
Woonsockct, left yesterday o. The 940
train for Worcester, Ell route for Kearney,
Neb.
The board Of aldermen OF Pawtnck
met last evening aud passed an ordinance
preventing the highway department. from
using the fire hydrants.
The record of deaths in Woons,cket
for July shows the number OF deaths TO
have been 40. against 5S in 1892. Nine
teen of the deaths were caused by cholera
infantum.
Information has been received Mt New
port TO the effect that the Bureau OF tue
Board Of Equipment of the Navy Depart
ment VIII rebuild the gun cotton factory
at the torpedo station at Newport.
ually close all view of his grounds to
those indulging in the Cliff walk at
Newport. though aJ less expense than
Mr.. Vanderbilt was put TO 10 accomplish
the same result.
Mr.. w. t. Arnold OF Centreville. who
Is superintendent OF the Warwick aud
Coveu ry Water company, stepped on a
nail protruding through plank recent
ly. 1t entered his foot and it will b.
several days before he is able to walk on
the injured member.
General manager j. NJ. Kingelsmith OF
the Woonsocket Street Railway company
says that the company will probably be-
gin next week to equip the Blackstone
line with the electric trolley system. now
in successful operation on the Globe-So-
cial line.
Tuesday night. through a mistake at
the Newport gas works the entire supply
was cut of for period OF some ten min
utes. Manager Quinn, upon learning of
the rouble, Immediately set out with
large force, I'm carriages, to notify those
who were known to keep night lights
burning. and soon the banks and stores
were again illuminated.
A long meeting of the Woonsocket
school committee was held last evening.
Munroe's new series Of readers was
adopted. Graves's speller was adopted
in place of Munroe's. The Spcncerian
system OF writing was adopted in place
Of the Bentonian now in use, and Leach,
Sewell and Sanborn's arithmetic was
adopted in place OF Greenlears.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-08-10

ODD TELL0wS AND FRIENDS AT
xH9DEs-oS-rHE-P PAwrUxEr.
A Baseball Game That Furnished .
Great Deal OF Amusement Other In
cidents OF IN xnjoysbls Outing.

Yesterday Unity lodgr OF Odd Fellows,
Mazeppa encampment aud Dorcas Re-
bekah lodge took possession Of Rhodes
pretty grounds on the Pawtuxet, and
spent a very pleasant day. The party
arrived on the grounds shortly before
noon and spent the time quietly until
las when one of Mr.. Rhodes tempting
dinners was served. After this the fun
began.
those who desired to learn to play bail
retired to the diamond and prepared for
Past Grand Rufus Spraxue were selected
as the captains Inc nines were
made up as follows; The Spragues--
Sprague, D.; Monroe. c.: Salisbury, Id. |;
Stanton. 2b.; Sherman. 3D.; Petite. IS {;
Stanton. ID. c. T.; Oiny, r. l.; Johnston,
In this order: Hanson, C: Mosher, p.;
Browning, h.; Doughty, 2b.; Evans, 3d.; (;
Pettet. s. s.; ID. Pettet, G. 4.
Brother Sprague was looking tor
hoDors for the "camp." and Doughty
was bound that the honors. il there we're
any. should 20 To the lodge. anu AS be is
n genuine ball player and knew those OF
the best OF the choice.
The game created much merriment an d
Mt the end of the third inning 1t was
brought TO a close. Then it was found
that the lodge team had twent y-six Eotch-
es on the stick, and the camp Was just
tw welve short of that number.
During this time the ladies were en-
joying themselves beneath the shade
trees near the bank OF the river. In the
potato race little Maud Stanton won ~
doll IL the boys wheelbarrow race
Master Sailsbery captured miniature
wheeibarrow. II the archery contest
Miss Angie Petite won hand
some book
made up Of James X. Trask, chairman, :,
Judge" A. burling tne, Howard Ran
dali. Rufus Il. Sprague. William j.
Smith, Hayward Adams. Miss Abbi Q
Dean aud Mrs. May Petite.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-08-10
AMONG THE YACHTSMEN.
All IN READINEss FOR THE G0E =
LET CUP RACE.
Pilgrim Picked ~ the Winner by MANY
Preparations for the Open Regatta
which Takes Place Aug. FL

Steamers City Of Richmond and
Frances will take passengers to Newport
tomorrow to witness the race for the
Goelet cup. Both vessels will follow
the yachts during the entire race and
will afford passengers excellent oppor-
tunity to observe all the minuti@ OF the
art of handling racers. A big crowd is
expected TO be In attendance.
II. L. Yacht Clubs Open Regatta.
whe omen regatta of the Rhode Island
Yacht club will be held Monday, Aug.
2l. Programs are on tho press and will
Inc distributed among the members in a
few days.
Two more series of yacht races will fol-
low this regatta and the three events
will doubtless draw large concourse
from eli over Southern New England:
Aug %. n regatta will be neld NJ Fall
River, an event in which many will
be interested. and on Aug. "a, the
long expected race at James
town, Conn. will be held. The combined
a large crowd of visitors to each race,
aud, with good weather. the yach tsmen
hope to zee one OF the proudtst days in
the history OF their respective clubs.
Colonia on Hand.
Inc last yacnt COlonla arrlVeu NJ NeW-
port yesterday and reported herself in
rea 'iness tor the Goelet cup race. Some
repairs are being made in her sails pre-
paratnrv TO the race. The Vigilant Is also
at Newnort and there Is now
no doubt that she will take part in the
great event. A new mast is being put ia
10 take the place OF the one injured in
MONDAYS RAG. The Pilgrim is also at
Newport aud is looked upon by many as
the bearer OF the ponnant in tomorrow's
race,
Yachting Interest Growing.
The probabilities are that next season
will see an increase in the number of
Yachting events In this state. The iarge
crowds that rave attended the outings 80
far this season have demoustra ed that
the sport is growiag in favor with those
VINO do not claim TO know even the first
principles of the yachts craft, but
VINO see in 1t a neld OF amusement ana
recreation that no other sport
Possesses. The strife among
international yscat ownprs and the tire
less efforts OF our American owners have
given TO yachting an interest and source
OF enthusiasm that would have .aeen
scou ed at as possibility ten years ago.
The public a large comes In on The an
nual races for it Is here that yachtsmen
ard peheian meet on common ground,
the yachtsman to sail his craft and the
spectator To cheer.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-08-10
VETERAN ODD FELLOWS.
Election OF Officers and IA shore Dinner
mt Fields Point.

Election OF Officers and shore Dinner
mt Fields Point.
The Rhode Island Veteran Odd Fellows
association met In the Office Of the grand
secretary this morning. The following
named officers were elected: G. ii. O'sey
chief veteran; Chas. G. Cole, vice chief
veteran; Johu l.. Perrin, secretary; Her
bert 4. Dodge. treasurer; James X. rrask,
James III. Anderson ami Il. l.. HathawaS ,
trustees.
During the past year two members of
the association have died. II. III. Tru-
man of Hope and III. n. Reed of Good
Samaritan.
James G.. Peck OF Reliance, Allen
Gowdy of Eagle, Horace "A. Remington
OF Washington. and w. III. Il. Mossly
were admitted, having been members OF
the order for twenty five years.
At the close of the meeting the veter-
aus went 20 Fields Point, where spe-
cial dinner was served by Colonel Atwell.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-08-10
EAST PROVIDENCE.
AN EARLY MORNING FIRE CAUSES
ALOSS OF $500.
Two Boys Quarrel Over n Boat and One
Stone.

Early this morning an alarm Of fire
was rung in from box 46. at Broadway
Six Corners. Watcnemoket fire company y
responded with praiseworthy alarcity and
ter hard work extinguished the fire.
TIE fire was in shed at Broadway Six
Corners and the shed was almost entirely
Co sumel. The damage to shed AID
contents will p robaDly not exceed 500.
Two Boys and n Boat.
Yesterday two boys had quarrel over
a boat. Ooe Of the boys was In the boat
"A short distance out and refused To re-
turn TO the shore to take the other one
in. The boy on the shore became en-
ragged and hurled large stone at the one
in the boat. The stone hit the mark and
a physician had to be called.
General Mention.
Howard lodge No. I2, X. Of p, held a
very interesting meeting in their hall last
evening.
Yesterday as man was driving along
King street his horse stumbled and fell
TO the ground. breaking a shaft.
John Il. Gallagher and EneiineA. Law
less have filed intentions Of marriss'> at
the town clerks Office.
William +. Bowen is erecting . larg,
cottage at the corner OF Rose and Will
liam streets.
There is serious complaint among the
business meu regarding the telephone
service, which. they claim. Las been Sc
riously Injured by che ADVENT of the elec-
trio railroad.
William and Gertrude Mowry are
spending their vacation with relatives in
Vermont.
Ernest Russell of East Douglas il
spending a few DAYS In town,
Fred Allen, a former resident Of this
town, who has bscn in California for the
last ten years, will be home In about a
week.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-08-10
STOLEN WIRE.

A Trolley Wire Thief Falls Into th Q
Omcers' Hnnds.
Detective Hoberiin OF Pawtucket ame
to tho Central Police station this morn
Ing and took Owen Burns from there to
Pawtucket.
Last night Officer Mitchell saw Burns
and two men in AL express wagon loaded
with seven coils OF copper trolley wire.
The men were trying TO dispose OF the
wire for $40, and AS this was but frac-
tion OF its worth his suspicons wer a
aroused. He arrested Burns, but Ga Q
two others escaped.
The wire IL was found had been stolen
from Pawtucket avenue, where the rail-
road company 10 putting in the trolley
ystem.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-08-10

The Rural Improvement association
held reception last night at Barringt on
town hal to summer visitors. A large
and fashionable party OF about sixty i've
couples congregated, despite the hot
weather. Many o. the summer visitors
were present to enjoy the hospi. ality Of
their hosts and h psJesses. The com nit
tee consists of Nathan j. Smith, a. 4.
iCh aud Nelson N. Gibbs who left no
stone unturncd TO make the OCCASION
pleasant to all. Refreshments were
served during the evening.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-08-10

At tho twenty-second annual meeting
OF tho Fifteenth Rhode Island cavalry
Veterans association yesterday, tho re-
port Of tho mortuary c)mmittee showed
that during the year Christopher Bar
rows, q. II. Crossman, Lieui enant j.
Pratt, Lieutenant James NJ. Fa,es aud
Freeman L.. Fuller had died
The officers elected are as follows Pres
ideat. T. ID. Guild; vice. presidents,
George spauIding aud Chauncy NJ. Sails,
bury; SECRETARY, William Gardiner
treasurer, q. N. Bliss: surgeon. A. q.
Robbins chaplain, Rev. Ere crick Dem
nisou (; bugler, II. n. Nhi,c. Ton cJn-
mittee, william Gardiner; executive
committee. John II. Kenyon, William
II: Mckee. Martin X Corey. Thomas
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-08-10
I,ed Caught Fire.

A mantel bed in the house occupied by
Mrs. Mary Townsend, 1l9 Richmond
street, caught fire at $50 o'clock this
morning. The boarders. with the assist
ance Of Officers Cobb and Sessions, ex-
tinguished the blaze. Mrs. Townsend
sustai ned severe burns on the hands and
face, but none of a serious nature. Hose
z was notified, but the blaze was extin-
guishe d before the company arrived
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-08-10

Officer wyman OF station 4. found
a two-year-old boy named Dennis Bogus
astray on Cranston street last night. and
took him to the station. Officer Morse of
the same precinct. found John McGovern,
three years of age, astray on Westminster
street last night ana took him to the
station. This morning the boys Dare nts
came aud took him home to 90 Cutting
gtraef
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-08-10
Prctty ChiIdren,s Party.

The handsome lawn of Mr. G. A.
Wilbur, at 62l Broad street, was
brilliantly illuminated last evening, so
that the many young friends of his chill
drep, Fred, Helen. Leonard :and Grace. to-
gether with Flora, Stella aud Eshel
Andre, enjoyed themselves hugely.
Games suitable for the occasion had beef n
arranged, and the little ones enjoyed
every moment of the evening. just be-
fore they parted they were given tempt
inc amman
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-08-10

A mau named George william., a
painter, while ut work on the house at
81 South Angell street. fell through a
window yesterday afternoon and sus-
talned severe cash on his head. lie
was rendered unconscious, aud was at
tended by DIR. Eaton. Later he was re-
moved to his house at 1ss Waterman
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-08-10
silver Spring.


AT $50 o'clock last night Robert
Mason. while riding bicycle on the
pnint street bridge. ran over Minnie
MclIuph. "a small girl, and injured her
slightly. the girls mother was with her
and promptly tainted ava. She was
assisted from her swoon by o1ieer Who.
pie
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-08-10
Held in $500 Security.

In the sixth district court this morning
George Lewis, charged with an assault on
Anpis Wells. pleaded not guilty anj was
Leid ln 500 security for tT.Al tomorrow.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-08-10

The members of the NJ. f. Zion church
Sunday school spent today at Rocky
Point. Thev were accompanied by their
pastor, the Rev. j. H. Colvert, and the
superintendent Of the Sunday school, N.
r. Latham.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-08-10
ALONC THE SHORE.
Happenings mt the Various Resorts Down
the Bay-Personsl Notes.

Happenings at the Various Resorts Down
the Bay-Personsi Notes.
Yesterday afternoon mt Crescent Park a
grand dress parade was given by the
Central Falls Temperance cadets now In
camp at the Point. The officers OF the
day were Captain Phillips, Lieutenant
M. Murphy, Sergeant Tnomas Rock,
Corporal q. A. Crosby. At present there
are lhirty-five mel In camp.
The Misses Julia and Ellen O'Neil OF
Central Falls are guests OF their brother,
Private O'Neil.
Riverside.
The midsummer annual fair and sale
Is being held in the chapel or Sc. Marks
Episcopal church.
Riverside lodge No. 2i X. OF p. held a
well ATTENDED meeting last evening In
Grubb's hall.
The numerous friends Of Miss Margue :
rite NJ, Laughlin will be panied 10 learn
that n serious illness has confined her to
her home for the past week.
silver Spring.
Mr.. William MacGregor OF the Gre ga.
lea cottage is spen ling vacation of two
weeks ia New York.
Mr.. ii. g. Cameron Is makiog two
weeks tour of Montreal aud Niagara.
on Saturday for an extended trip through
New York, Washington, Baltimore and
Phil ade lpha-
The weekly hon will he riyen I'm the
large dance hal! Friday evening.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-08-10

Iho J. q r. Coats employees to the num-
- of about 2300 went 10 Nantasket
1cnch week ago Saturday. fhies trains
= oQolve carr s~ch conveyed them e