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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-10-19
East Providence.

This afternoon the Baptist Home Mis-
eionary Society will meet with the Second
Baptist church.
The semi-snnual business meeting OF
the Q. Il. Society OF the Second Baptist
gchurch was held yesterday. The follow
4ng officers were elected: President, Miss
= lice 8. johnson; vice president,
Clarence III. Horton; recording sec-
rt'tary, Clarence Pierce; corresponding
secretary, Addison 4. Messenger; treas
nrer, Edwin +. Pierce; prayer meeting
eofnmitiee, Miss Martha Brad bury. Mrs.
Henry o. waldron, Mrs. William Doett.
George Hicks, Mrs. Annie Arnold; flower
committee, Miss Lillian Kent, Miss Josie
Miner, Ethel jameson, Fred Smythe,
Clarence Peirce; missionary committee.
Miss Ella Johnson, Miss Alice Burr, Miss
Maud Price, Miss Grace Small, Miss Edith
Hall; lookout committee, Miss Lizzie
p. Gibbs, Miss Annie Weeden, Mrs. 4. e.
orpin, Miss Evelj, Is johnson, Miss Emily
Adams; music committee, William
emyths, Miss Lillian Kent, Miss Sadie
Kent, Fred smythe, Miss Bessie Randall:
social committee, Miss Jennie Peck. Miss
Maud Hudson, Miss Annie weeden, Will
lam Miner, Clarence Horton.
The Grstten Literary Society will give
ball next Friday night in Wstchemoket
The Universalist Church members .r.
70 Lave an ENTERTAINMENT including two
Ing. '''"
Last night the Kings Daughters OF tho
0t. Msry's y. Il. Church met with THAR
president, Mrs. Walter J.. Ide, on Grove
Mr. Clarence y. Craze OF BROOKLYN
N. r., is visiting Miss Ida B. Coombs ON
BuyGess avenue.
Geo: B. Boyden, the manager OF Cres-
. 9ont Park, left yesterday with his cattle
Ger his farn In New Hampshire.
Last night the members Of Congr ,ga.
eionsl Church met la their Iariors
- decide whether or not thew
Eould .scoept the resignation ten.
Hered by their pastor, Rev. N. y.
Vohneon. Alter some discussion the
listing was adjourned until next sunda y
. xhen, after the morning service. a meet
u WI Be held In the parlors giving The
R4e1e church vote upon the matter.
~ the Pomona orange exhibition Tues
svening there were very liberal con-
\ 3y2ions ron the farmers Of this town
! y Ueekenk,
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-10-19
BUSY BUILDERS.
A Trifle Slow But the City Is Growing
All Right.


While real estate transactions have not
been surprisingly numerous this week,
building operations, although small, con-
tinue To boom.
For the week ending today, Inspector
Hopkins issued the following building
permits:
X. w. Comstock, 2i2 Meeting street,
history frame dwelling; ID. p. Douglas.
builder.
Mrs. q. w. Carr, 36l Tobey street, frame
addition; Ford * Estes, builders.
j. Il. AZ w. A. Graham, Mt. Vernon
street, 2h-story frame dwelling; Charles
Bros, builders.
James Reilly "A Day street, frame ad-
dition; w. j. Contanche, builder.
II. A. Paris IL Co., 50 Friendship street,
3-story brick mandatory; +. j. Sawtelle,
architect.
Advent Christian Church, Lut her court,
h-story frame dwelling; Il. II. Wilson,
builder.
Richmond Manufacturing Company, 800
Valley street, hstory frame dwelling; *.
w. Lockwood, builder.
William Condor, California avenue,
k-story frame dwelling; Condon Bros,
builders.
Darwin Almy, Moore street, 2h-story
frame dwelling; ii. +. Huestis builder.
Thomas Holden, Gray street, 1A-story
frame dwelling; X. y. Walsh builder.
T.. II. Wixon. 90 Cranston street, 3-story
frame dwelling; r.. II. Wixon, builder.
Swedish Baptist Church, Globe and
Plain streets, history brick and stone
church; 5. Peterson, builder.
Bridget Durcss. 10i Dean street, 3-story
addition to DWELLING; n. I. MacNeili
builder.
john Deary, Pearl street, 2lk STORY frame
dwelling; James II. Killion, builder.
John Deary, Dudley street, 2h-siory
frame dwelling; James IL. killion BUILDER.
james A. Potter, Central street, 2 STORY
| frame dwelling; G. o. French Co.,
| builders.
David Glover, Pitman street, two 2k
story frame dwellings; David Glover,
\ builder.
William II. Hoffman, ~ Sherburne
street, 1-story addition; w. {. Hoffman
/ builder,
William r. Millsrd, 81 Preston street
/ 2-story addition: Leander Whitmarsh
! Stanton q Farnum, 1143 Westminstel
/ street, 1-story frame addition; Cornell 4
/ Peavey, builders.
Isaac Chandler, los Atlantic avenue, al
terations in dwelling; John Young
builder.
Michael It. Beckett and wife. Howell
street, two 2a-story frame dwellings
Charles Phillips, builder.
John Sumner, Marlborough avenue
2b-story frame dwelling; Charles 4. Han
| rs han, builder.
Henry Pearce, corner Benevolent apC
Thayer streets, addition to stables, Henry
W. GOff, builder.
John Lyons, IS Robinson street, IA
story frame barn; John Lyons, builder.
Sebastian Garst, resr ~ Willow street
new cellar for barn; Bartlett, builder.
Mrs. j. Milton Hall, Olney street, 1 Z
story brick barn; L. b. Ross & Son
builders.
George Salter, Jr., rear 2O2 Prairie ave
nue, 1-story frame barn; +. w. Sawyer
builder
Abort Pike, rear 50 Sisson street, alter
alton to b rn; A. Pike, builder.
John +. GULL, rear "a Lorimer avenue
addition to barn; j. +. GULL, builder.
Graham Bros, Comstocg avenue, 2R
story frame dwelling; Daniel Ledd
builder.
The certificate of exam nation for fir
escapes on the Girard House was renewe
today by Anson W. Aldrich.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-10-19
IN HIS SHIRT.
The Robbers Hiding Place
For Money.

CINCINNATI, o., Oct. 19.--The detective,
have questioned Field, who was arrested
here last night, after breaking ois e.
while attempting to board q train, aud
who il suspected of knowing something
about the Quantico robbery. He claims
to be gambler without any home and
to have got the money by recent sameing.
While he was lying on the stre;cher
black stiu hat which he had been wearing
fel on the floor and was kicked around.
Detective Witt picked tup aud examined
il, removing the lining.
Under the band was well worn $40
bill and $50 bill. The 400 bill was ol
the Bank OF Commerce OF Baltimore, serial
number A 332777 and 1909. The 500 OIL
was OF the State National Bank OF
Camden, N. j., serial NUNS Der A 420ioo
and 420l.
Attached to his undershirt was big
roll of money amounting to $3.50. DIR.
Castle made al examination OF his injuries
and gave a. his opinion thst the In
jared leg would have 10 bo smputated,
as the bones were splintered in several
places. When the accident occurred
Field had dragged with MIN smali cam
vas telescope yalise. which was brought
TO police headquarters and there
q amined. In it was found a CO rse
striped shirt. When the shirt was thrown
open a big pile of silver coin rolled out
with several gold pieces. The m opey was
in small coin and there were two gold
eagles, the whole amounting to sl1o.U.
The express company's detective yester-
day went alter two suspects at Carters-
burg.
The descri iption given OF one OF them
talies with Field iaenticaliy.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-10-19
omccrs Elected.

The following officers were elected at
tho 10Th annual meeting OF the Rhode ISL
and Woman suffrage Association, held in
Blackstone Hall, yesterday and last even
ing: President, Mrs. =. b. Chase, Valley
Falls; vice. pres idents, Mrs. Anns Garlin
spencer, Providence; Arnold b. Chace,
Valley Falls; Mrs. Mary a. Arnold, Che
pachet; chairman OF executive committee,
Mrs. Anna r.. Aldrich, Providence; (;
recording secretary, Mrs. Ellen NJ. Bolles,
provdonCe; corresponding secretary,
Mrs. Jeanette II. French, PGwtucket;
treasurer. Mrs. Mary h. Wood, Provi-
dence. The subject ~ Mrs. Ellen B.
Dietrich's evening address was "The
Real Meaning OF Suffrage Educational
Vs. legislature"
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-10-19

Edward Sanford, Mr.. and Mrs. G.. st. j
Sheffield, Mr.. and Mrs. j. Y. Simms, Mr..
and Mrs. ID. III. Smith, Mr.. and Mrs. w. IL.
Smith, Mr.. and Mrs. l.. z. Smith, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. w. Sturdy, DIR. and Mrs. J. M.
Solomon, M. and Mrs. J. l.. Sweet, Mr..
and nrs. .. S. Thayer, MIR. and Mrs. 5.
NJ. Holman, Mr.. and Mrs. G. 7. Holmes,
Mr.. aud Mrs. 5. A. knight, Mr.. 5. p.
I.athrop. Miss NJ. A. Lathrop, Mr.. and
Mrs. +. G. Mason, Mr.. and Mrs. nj. ;.
Mead, Ar. and Mrs. Frank Mossberg,
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Nerney, Mr. and Mrs.
A, w. Winsor, nr. sud Mrs. A. II. Wat
kins, Mr.. srG Mcs. L. l.. Watson, Mr.. and
Mrs. j. l.. Wells, Mr. and Mrs. {. IL.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-10-19
Laundering Embroidered Linen.

When laundering embroidered linen
make "a strong suas Of some white soap
ard lukewarm water and wash the I
carefully. The wssh5oard must n1t
used. Rinse Immediately in lukCearf
water and then In water slightly t.U
and harg out 10 dry. When bal.
them out smoothly on = clean clo
has been laid over piece of dOu
white canton flannel and rt
wrong side with q hot iron uLtl
quite dry. II they are fringed, 49, 20
fringe out carefully with n moderate
coarse comb-Ladiss' Home Journfl
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-10-19

Let man ia business bo thor ~
fitted for the position 10 Occupies, o.
every Oppul.u., /, and embracing DE-
fullest posslDAit!, win his iuCtACus }...
on honorable principles, and no Is ahoD
cessful man, writes Edward W. BOa IN
The Ladies' Home Journal. IL doesn't
matter whether he makes ~, 600 or lU0,-
900. He makes "A success of his posi,on.
He carries to "a successful termination tIat
which IL has been given him to do, lie tha'
great or small Ii the work he does 0nd
does well is up 20 his limitations, be Is q
success. II he docs not work up To his
capacity, then he fails, just as no IGds,
too, II he attempts TO go beyond his iucu
tai OF physical limit There is Just a.
much danger ON one side OF mans ilmIt
line as there is on the other Thc very
realization OF one capacity is sign Of
success
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-10-19

Brightmap, Rev. A. F. Walsh, Rev. John
O'Connell, Rev. /. q. Bagnsll, Edward
Sanford, j. X. Bronson, M. Il. Short, W..
p. Shaw, Oscar Wolfenden, Il. Il. Bliss, L..
u. Carpenter, A. A. Bushoe, ;. o. Bigney,
w. A. Engley. j. q. Hutchinson.
Committee on banquet. l.. Sweet.
chairman; j. l.. Blake, J. w. Wolfenoen,
III. A. Clark.
Committee on loan exhibition and me-
morials-Mrs. J. l.. Sweet, chairman; Miss
A. II. BIackinton, secretary; G. H..
Wheeler, Il. S. Horton, IL. +. Walker, Mrs.
A. II. Wales, Mrs. w. II. Gould, Mrs. L..
j. Lamb.
Committee on historic plaoes--A. t.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-10-19
The BABY CRIED
And the Father Murdered It.--'f
Caught He viii Be Lynched.
Py tn, Associated pres,.

~ 1NS fSSocidtcH PFcS%
MERIDIAN, Miss, Oct. 19.-Wiu L.
Martin, a farmer residing in Clarke
county, murdered his infant child be-
cause IL cried too much. When the news
of the crime spread last night the neifh-
bors became euraged and formed a mob
to lynch him. He Aed TO the swamp
and ia being pursued by several hundred
resolute farmers with shotguns. Martin
is a notorious desperate. lie has served
term in the penitentiary for lynching a
negro nesr Ssndersyiiie, and is said to
have been implicated in other crimes.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-10-19

Solomon, J. Cummings, n. n. Hsckard, q.
4. Bioknoll, y. q. Hodges. J. II. Rogers,
Mrs, Etts +. Kent, T. l.. swift.
Committee on Athletic Sports-P. r..
Brady, chairman. Bradford Bullock. Sec
re sry; j. l.. Sweet, G. s. Holden, A. NJ.
Richards, 6. ST. J. sheffield. r. n. Franz,
A. ;. Blackinton, ID. r. smith. Leonard
Nichols, +. +. Hale, Z. C. Coliing. J. +.
Cilroy, Thomas Cooney, j. A. Enbom.
Committee on reception, promenade
concert and bali-P. y Brady. chairman;
Mrs. q. -. J. Sheffield, secretary; SIR.
ana Mrs. Z. A. Adams, Dr. and Mrs. J.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-10-19

w. Battershall, Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Bat
tey, Mr.. and Mrs. G. X. Bates. Mr.. and
Mrs. r. b. Bliss, MIR. and Mrs. T.. ..
Bullock, Mr.. and Mrs. A. A..
Bushee, Mr.. and Mrs. Il. p. Clafiip, Mr..
and Mrs. J. c. Cummings, Mr.. and Mrs.
q. A. Dean. Mr.. and Mrs. Sanford Dag
gott. Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Engley, DIR. and
Mrs. II. T.. Hale, DIR. and Mrs. &. 5. Holden,
ID. Emory Holman, Nj. d.; Hrs. {. }. Hoi-
man, Mr.. and Mrs. William Nerney, Mr..
and Mrs. +. A. Newell, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Phillips, Mr.. and Mrs. Il. Is.
Richards, DIR. and Mrs. @. X. Roberts,
Mr.. and Mrs. +. Ill. Sadler, DIR. and Mrs.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-10-19

wetherell, Mr.. and Mrs. @. A. Wetherell,
Mr. and Mrs. g. III. Wheeler, Mr.. and Mrs.
ID. A. White, Mr.. w. Howard Wilmarth,
Miss l.. @. Wilmarth, Mr.. and Mrs. o.
Wolfenden.
Executive Committee. Il. Brady, w.
A. Battey, c. S. Holden, ID. Il. Holman, q.
st. j. Sheffield, J. f. Simms, j. l.. Wells,
w. II. Wilmarth, Oscar Wolienden, Mrs.
w. A. Battsy, Mrs. A. A. Bushee, Mrs. j.
G. Cummings. AIRS. f. q. Mason, Mrs.
Peter Nerney, Mrs. +. A. Newell, Mrs. f.
ii. ssdlsr, Mrs. q. st. J. Sheffield, Mrs. j.
l.. Sweet.
Committee on Illumination and Deco
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-10-19
Daily Cooking Hint.

MINCE PIEs-Three pounds OF raisins,
stone and chop them little; three
pounds Of currants, three pounds of sugar
three pounds OF suet chopped very fine,
TWO ounces esndied lemon-pee, two
ounces candied orange peel, six large
apples grated, one ounce OF cinnamon, two
nutmegs, the juice OF three lemons and
and rincs grated aud half pint OF
brandy. Excellent.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-10-19

An argument must be as pointed as n bayo-
net aud as pronounced as gun hutt 70 CON
vince some persons But 10 is hard TO UNDER
stand why any reader OF this paper needs n
long argument TO convince him of the wisdom
OF owning one OF those really fine birds eve
maple chamber sets, now on exhibition at
Paines, IS Canal street, Boston. They cost
little aud are literally crammod with comfort.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-10-19

rstiou-J. =. Blake, chairman; w. r..
Blake, secretary; II. f. Clark. j. q. Hutch
inson, y. T.. I.eBsron, ". n. Blsney, Jesse
Blancy, y. W. Weaver, ". ID. Manchester,
w. N. Gof.
Committee on Pyrotechnics W. III.
Smith, chairman; &. II. Wethsrell, !. II.
Streeter, J. w Wolfenden, j. W. Cody.
r Commntce on Informal n.
Crandall, chairman; l.. W. Barnes, J. W.
Clifford.
Committee on Beristration-A. W.
sturdy, chsirmani J. J. Horton, A. B,
Csrpenter.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-10-19
harrington.

AS special meeting OF Tuesday even
ing the members ot the Town Council
voted not 10 build the piece OF macadam
road which they were in7tructCd 10 build
by the town at the an nnuai town meeting.
The appropriation which was for only
5000 has been under discussion Ivy the
Council from time to time for over six
months. and has been recently endorsed
by petition from large number OF tax
payers who pay a very large proportion oi
the taxes.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-10-19

The Twenty-eighth animal convention
Of Y. NJ. &. A. of Massachusetts and
Rhode Island convenes at New buryport,
Mass., Oct. 1921. Acting Secretary
6cholefield Is attending, Her bert l.. Henry,
Arthur McCrillis, Don j. Hersey and
Others will attend also. The splendid
building OF the Newburyport Y. NJ. q. A.,
It will be remembered, was the gift of the
late Geo. II. Corliss.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-10-19
200 YEARS old.
ICON. inued from Page -

Crandall, q. S. Ho<ion, J. w. Battershsll,
ID. r. smith, L. +, Hale, q. X. Roberts,
w. Il. Hayward, A. M. Everett, j. Z. Cum
mings, Il. r. Read, q. II. Holmes, A. B.
Car Denter, Isaac Ager, c. A. Marsh, l..
A. Blacknton, Amos Ide, y. $. Cspron, 5.
M. Holman, Rev. II. l.. House, kev. q. III.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-10-19
Criminal Matters.
Ihicnro Tlmes Sold.

IY IN0 AssOCTIT7 Trsss.
CHICAGO, Oct. lathe Chicago Times
announces today that at n stockholdet's
meeting Yesterday Adoph Kraus, until
this time = minority stockholder, secured
control OF the paper Saturday. Preston
Harrison and his brother, Carter VI. Har-
risop, will still hold . large block Of the
slock.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-10-19


"Hosp Of Gold"
wEsrMINsrER TuEArER-xay Howard Bur.
lesque Company.
Captain Augustus j. winship, the city
psymaster, is seriously i'll aud threatened
with pneumonia.
Mrs. ID. Russell Brown entertained few
friends at O'Clock tea Tuesday, introduce
ing Mrs. T.. Frank Aldrich. Mrs. Brown
VIII be "at homo" on Tuesdays.
AT the Y. w. G. Il. ". ice water foun-
tain In Market Square 4, ,140 cubic fee OF
water was used between July 4 and yes
terday. The water bill amounted to $62l.
Mr.. John Morris, mate of steamer City
OF Newport, by selling the largest number
OF tickets 10 1ne ialr OF he Church OF our
Lazy of the Rosary, won the Columbia
bicycle.
Charles Wilson Nichols, who was SEN
;enced yesterday at Worcester TO the
Massachusetts, State Prison for six years
for burglary has served time here. Alto
gether durining his IA years Of life he has
spent % years in jail.
At the City Hall Yesterday tax bills
amounting 10 $1S0,653.43 were paid by 1042
persons. The grand total thus far equals
q, ,OiS, ,030. i3, and S9i5 bills have been paid.
The receipts exceed last years SO far by
Sl62, ,6sl.26, and 672 more persons have
paid.
The last statement OF the Commercial
Alliance Life JnsuIance Company, made
August Is, 169i, showed total assets OF
Sl65 5l7.5i and a total liability OF Sa07,-
51747. There was surplus OF sl5i 900 o7
ana gain in its surplus since De:. 81, 1885,
OF $50, ,202.S3. Ia official insurance circlos
/. this statement is regarded as misIead ng
and erroneous, the assets being very
elastic and too generous IA regards bills
receivable. agents and other ledger bal
ances and the furniture snd fixture items
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-10-19
HEARD III COURT.
A knotty Problem Confronting the
Appellate Judges.

A knotty problem IS just at present
confronting the appellate judges
of the Supreme Cours ia the ehape
OF the powers OF AZ admins
traitor appointed in ano her StHte
To exercise authority Ia Rhode Island.
This problom was considered yesterday
and came mp today in another case which
bears the title Of Charles p. Thurber W.
Edwin +. Carpenter. The original
bill was brought TO cancel
mortgage deed given by I'd sin u.
Taurber 10 " illiam Carpenter, deceased,
and The plaintiffs pray hat he sale of the
property may be enjoined uutii the Caee
can be heard on its merit. An alleged
sale OF the pro erty has already been
made which the plaintiff claims TO be IL
legal, inasmuch as the notice Tor
the sale wes signed by Edwin (.
Carpenter SO assignee. Since Carpenter
was he administrator OF the William Car
penter estate in MASSACHUSETTS, he was
also assignee in tha State, but the con-
tentiou Il that this power OF assignee IL
not operative In Rhode Island. The case
was h Id for advisement.
The case of H rbert Almy Va. Anna T.
Jones was heard on q nation Tor adecree
20 be granted. paying over the "Jones Art
Fund" to the Rhode Island School Of
Design, under the terms OF the will. Con-
tlnued.
The case OF Frank G. Stafford Va. Joseph
Brown was heard on the defendants re
tition for a new trial aud .tav OF execu-
tion from the Judgment OF the Sixth Di =
trict Court on the ground OF surprise
The petition was dismissed.
The case Of John A. Brown va. Michael
Mansy was also heard on the plaintiffs
petition for new trial on similar
grounds. This petition was likewise dis
missed.
Before Mr.. Justice Rogers today the case
OF George Il. Handy vs. Edwin NJ. Wal
dron is in progress. IL Is an action ~
tresrass on the case for deceit In The sum
of $4,000. The plaintiff claims that on April
12. 1893, the defepdan MT ind uced him TO buy
two $1,000 bonds of the Atlantic aud Pa
ciHc Railway Tunnel Company
and 120 shares OF the Rhode Island
Organ Company for $40 a share.
sented as first-clsss, and they were far
from being such.
Yesterday, in the case OF Charles III.
Robinson va. the City of Providence. to
recover 10000 for damago5 by the city's
negligence in caring for It's streets, the
jury brought in verdict for the defend
mt.
Before Mr. Justice Wilbur a nil dicit
case entitled Frank Ferranti vs.. Artimus
B. Drake TO recover the value OF a wagon
was heard and judgment OF S75 was
rendered In second case against Drake
for assault, Ferranti was given judg-
ment for SIS.
Criminal Matters.
The trial OF James Hagood for main
tanning a common nuisance in Hawes
court resulted in conviction. Sentence
was deferred for ono week.
The case OF the State against Albert II.
Morton, indicted for 'assaulting John
jenkins and shooting him with pistol,
WAS tried. This shooting occurred on July
20. The fact is not denied, but II ia rs-
serted by the defendant bat the shoot ing
On hours deliberatior brought ia q YER
Dict of not guilty, and the deiendaut was
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-10-19

A package OF Cranes best calling cards
printed at Nsws job ofioe for 20 cents Mail
orders attended 70 promptly.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-10-19
sailed.

STEAMERS Nashua. City OF Newport. Queen
City. Richard Borden.
scuooNrRs-Addie NJ Anderson. Bennett.
Fortress Monroe for orders; Abeneka. Sallie
Iced ~an, Lsnors. Csdrie, FAnny Arthur.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-10-19

The List OF Arrivals and Departures Of
Vessels at This Port.
PoRr OF PRovIDEscK, Oct 10.

STEAMERS Nashua. Williamson New York;
Saxon. sherman. Philadelphia; city OF New
port, Kelley. Newport: Richard Borden.
Mason. Fall River; Queen City, Pettey. sea-
comet
Trus-Charles Mcwillians. Joseph 4
Stickney. Minnie.
scHooNERs-k King Phillip Cole, Norfolk:
I.nwis Jane, ole; 4 q Lawson. Christy.
BARoEs Canary, Advance, Atlanta, Grs-
hams Polly, J Ntulty.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-10-19
Talked About.
Entertainments Today.

PROVIDENCE OPERA HOUSE Lewis Nor.
risen In "Faust"
KEITH's OPERA HousE-"on the MississippL'
LornRor's OPERA HoUsE-Tsssis psasle In
''Ioep Of Gold"
wEsTMINsrER THEArER-May Howard Bur.
lesque Company.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-10-19

Captain Augustus j. Winship, the city
psymaster, is seriously i'll and threatened
with pneumonia.
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1894-09-25
HIS c GOT o S

It was in sleeping car going through
Kansas. The man from the East was
evidently agitated about something. 1t
was a remarkable fact that he had a
newspaper spread over his lap and
seemed scared to death every time the
brakeman opened the door and let the
-draught turn one corner over. The
man in the seat behind him saw him
looking under the seat every once in a
while, and after a time made bold to
say:
"Have you lost anything9"
s'No." After a silence he turned his
head and said: "My friend, will you
lean over so that I can talk to you
without turning around9"
The request was complied with, and
he went on:
I'm looking for a friend in need.
You don't belong in Kansas, do you7'
"No."
"Well, 1 want to borrow a pair of
socks. The porter has lost mine some
how or another. I've hunted high and
low, but they aren't to be found, and I
found that for the first time in my life
I got on the train without an extra
supply"
81 think 1 have a pair" said the
stranger. lit must be rather embar-
RAISING to be caught in such a predica-
ment away from home," he added sym
pathetically.
Embarrassing! The worst of it is
that I have low shoes on. I've gone
three stations past my stopping place
for fear the people out here would get
on to my condition and want to run me
for Co.. gress, Chicago Tribune.