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The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1894-08-18
FIRE AT THE kANoLEY MINES
Flames I'm tho Fan House Rapidly
spread to Other buildings.

spread to Other buildings.
STREAToR, Ill, Aug. l1.-Fire de-
stroyed the fan house, engine house
and blacksmith shop at the Star Coal
company's mines at Kangley last
evening. Flames were first discov-
cred in the fan house and soon
spread to the other buildings.
Such steam pressure was raised In
the boilers that the fan engine
ran away, and the big steel fan was
burst into hundreds of pieces. One
piece struck William Morris. who was
standing 200 feet away and nearly cut
one leg off, injuring his back and bad
ly bruising his body. The loss will be-
about IS, 600. aside from which the
mines will remain idle until a new fan
can be put in place
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1894-08-18
FATAL DUEL in MEXICO.

Government officer verastegui Killed
by Congressman Romero.
CITY OF MEXICO. Aug. ll.-In duel
with pistols last evening Senior Jose
Verastegui, chief OF the government
stamp department, was killed
by Francisco Romero, veil
known congressman. The seconds NJ
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1894-08-18
MANY BILLS OUT OF LUCK.
Only One for Building Purposes ID
Passed This Session.

WASHINGTON, Aug. lin compare
son with its most recent predecessors,
Lid congress bids fair to become
noted for its abstinence from public
building appropriations Although
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-03-26
A DARK, DISMAL EASTER.
The Street Parade of New Gowns
Postponed.


Contrary to all expectations and greatly
To the disappointment OF feveryone the sun
refused TO shine yesterday, and for the
first time in many years Easter passed
with dark clouds ovcrshadowing tho
heavens, and occasional drops OF rain pat
tering upon the few who defied the ele-
ments and appeared on the streets. AL
though the greatest OF preparations had
been made for this'event, and nearly every
one had provided themselves with spick
and span new gowns and clothes in antici-
patton OF the annual dress parade on the
streets, it was only in the early morning
hours that there was the slightest oppor-
tunity to show the new dresses, and even
then, while the sun shone in fitful beams,
the raw air and biting winds made it any
thing but safe to display the new things.
Consequently the day was marked by an
almost entire absence from the streets OF
the long looked for exhibition of bright
Spring clothes and attractive bonnets. In
place OF these were the dark winter gowns,
heavy coats, with now and then seal skin
sack and boa.
However, despite the inclemency OF the
weather, the churches were crowded TO
the doors at all the services, and in the
with the church-goers.
AT about 10o'clock the sun retired behind
thick bank Of clouds and remained in
visible for the rest OF the day. At the
close OF the morning services stray drops
of rain admonished the devout worshipers
TO lose no time in getting under shelter,
and for the rest of the day the streets
were bathed with intermittent showers of
sufficient duration to drive almost every
one indoors.
There were, however, few hardy
spirits whose minds had been made up to
hsunt their new clothes before the public
yesterday, who turned up their noses at
the low hanging clouds and sailed out
resplendent in their magnificent creations
of dress and head gear. These few formed
a charming contrast with the majority,
but the preliminary shower drove them
from the street in short order. Some
young men also defied colds and other
Affections by throwing aside the heavy
winter overcoat for the light spring
garments, but they too were
scared by the early showers. A noticeable
feature, and one that was seasonable, was
the great display of flowers. The little
bunches of violcts seemed the favorite and
those disappointed at the weather made up
for the inability to don the new gowns
by wearing the dainty blue flowers. The
young men wore them in the button hole,
the young women pinned at the corsage,
stately matrons carried punches, and even
the small brother and sister had little
lunches pinned to their clothes. Other
flowers had considerable of a showing,
but the hardy violet was in the lead.
The new. spring gowns will be worn,
however, on the first pleasant Sunday,
and next week, providing the sun smiles
the postponed parade of style and mag
niiicence will take place.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-03-26
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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-03-26
An Quiet at Nicaragua.

CoLoS. March 26--The British cruiser
Canada arrived here yesterday from Blue.
.ields, Nicaragua. She reports that every
thing was quiet there when she left.
Great interest was manifested at Blue.
fields rs TO the decision OF the question
between the United States and Great
Britain regarding the landing of the
British sailcrs and marines on Nicara-
puan territory
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-03-26
DIED..

AUsTIN-In this city. March q. aged ~ years.
Isaac A. Austin.
DOURN-In this city, March 25. Joseph ii.
BOurn. aged 00ycars.
COOKE-in this city, March "a, Laura Fran
ccs. widow OF George Lewis Cooke OF this
city, and daughter OF the late Nathan NJ.
Wheaton Of Warren. aged years.
it,sc. daughter of 4. j. and sarah A.
(On1dOg.
MATTESON-At the Homo for Aged Women.
March "a. Miss Martha Matteson. aged 20
years.
pECK-Tn this city, March "a. Arlet E., wife
Vi Asahel a. Peek, aged 10 years,
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-03-26
Westminster Church.

The Easter decorations at the Westmin-
ster Church were grouped around the
altar and consisted of fazaleas, Gala lilies,
Easter lilies, palms and bouquets of roses.
The sermon of Rev. Herbert Mott, the
pastor, YVES brief and devoted to
the exposition OF the first two words
OF the Lords prayer, sour Father" The
idea OF paternalism, as one of the char
acteristics of God, is to be found in the
Old Testament teachings and was partly
appreciated by the Jews, but the thought
was never completely developed nor fully
illustrated until Jesus taught
God - the Fathers love - is the
central and most prominent fact upon
which Jesus dwclt when talking OF God.
The attributes of compassion as illus
trated by the story of the "Prodgal son."
of uncoasing care as illustrated by the
story of the "lost sheep" and OF great
love as shown by the story of the poor
widow who paid her boundless debts TO
Him with her "mite," were traits that
Jesus loved to speak of. The message of
Jesus is summed up in the two words OF the
immortal prayer, sour Father"
The music of the morning was almost
entirely new and was exquisitely rendered
under the direction Of the organist, Mr..
Frank II. Tingley. There were solos for
eacn of the four services in the
anthems, which were, GAS il began TO
dawn" by Foster and "He is Risen" by
Schilling. In the evening the service was
mainly devoted to music from the "Crea-
tion " "In Native Worth" and "With
Vcrduro Clad" giving ample opportunity
for the most delicate work by the tenor,
Mr.. Briggs, and the soprano, Miss White,
in interpreting these masterpieces of Hay
dn's sweet arias. Miss Dean was heard
to great advantage i'm the "Resurroction"
by Holden. The service closed with the
anthem "The Lord is Risen" by Garrett.
Ayers pills are n mild hut thorouphlv efYec
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-03-26
Chicsro After tho Ga. Trust.

CHICAGO, March 26.-rhe quo warranto
proceedings against the gas trust here
may possibly result in proiiS TO the city
and advantage to the consumers OF gas in
Chicago. IL the present proceedings be
successful the city government will, 1t Is
said on good authority, take up the fran
chlses OF the companies concerned and
opernte the plants.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-03-26

sT. JoHS. y. B. March 20 David
Lynch. builder. and one OF the owners OF
the bark saltwater. has visited the scene
of the wreck and believes he can launch
her. and Will make an effort. His irter-
sat ia not fncurai
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-03-26

NEW York, March 26-Easter WAS cele-
brated throughout the city with the
usual amount OF pomp and decoration
The larger churches were packed to the
doors with spectators The interior OF
the churches was one mass OF green
lo,vpre
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-03-26

DUBLIN, March 25--5ir Robert Prescott.
the well-known musician and composer,
IL dead. lie was born in this city in De
cember, 1925
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-03-26

Ayers Pills are a mild but thoroughly effec-
tive cathartic. and pleasant to take.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-03-26

Sprudel Spring with an earthenware mug
in their hands or slung by strap round
their neck or over their shoulder, and pa
tiently waiting their turn to sip OF the
precious fluid. For three centuries or
more all sorts and conditions OF men,
from the king to the tramp, have pilgrim
lied hithcr in search OF new life or relief
from pain. But we cannot in these COM
petitive days afford the time or money to
travel so far afiold, SO it is brought to your
doors bott led in its natural and original
form at the Spring, or in powder evapo-
rated on the spot, and SO well known as
the Carlsbad Sprudel Water, and Carlsbad
sprudeI Salt. The signature of Eisner &
Mendeison Co., Agents, New York, is on
every bottle. Beware of limitations.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-03-26

Progressive Flip is more fun than most
things on earth.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-03-26

Subscribe for the w EEKLY
NEws Fifty cents a year.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-03-26
BEAUTIFUL MUSic.

We give "a pages of Beautiful Music
to anyone cutting oLS this Coupon
and bringing it with 10 cents to THE
NEWS.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-03-26

Ladies' whose systems are poisoned
and whose blood Is in an impure condi-
tIoTl. due TO menstrual irregularities,
are peculiarly benefited by the Won
dorful tonic and blood cleansing prop
erties Of p. p. p. -Prickly Ash, Poke
Root and Potassium.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-03-26

for blood poisoning. mercu,
r,aI poison, rnalaria, dyspepsia, and
IN all blood and ekin diseases, ike
biotches, piDoles, old chronic ulcers.
letter, scald heac, boilz,. ysipolas:
sczema- vs may say, without fear OF
contradiction, that p. p. y. IL the peso
blood purif.5 5r in the worlu, arc tnakes
IN all cases.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-03-26

PIP. p. purifies the blood. builds up
the weak and Gebilitated, gives
strength TO weakened nerves, expels
dtseaSes. giving the patient health and
Happiness where sickness, gloomy
feelings and lassitude nrst prevailed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-20
furrisht1 Rooms.

Gs WEST TH-ST.-Back parlo- and
bedroom adjoining. In English basement
house. on ground floor for business pui-
poses.
II MADISON-AVE.-L cool rooms
for families and gentlemen. with or with
out board. transien's accommodated. ref
erences
~ LEXINGTON-AVE. Finely furnished
sunny rooms IN private family; hot and
cold baths. modern improvements. SAINT
tary conditions. references
122 LEXINGTON-AvE.-Third floor; en-
suite or single.
90 WEST l2TTH- ST Handsomely fur
niShed room. all cnnven.ences. sele I neigh
bOrhood. near l. station. reasonable tcrmS.
30 LENINGTON-ANE.-L and small
clean rooms. breakfast II desired. sm an
private family summer terms.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-20
.gourirp R.al estate g rst

FOR RENT. BERGEN POINT. y. J.
Cottage y rooms. all modern improve
nents. open freplaces. - trains daily. -
minutes out. minutes from depot. rent
lsw. CHARLES TREMBLEY.
GREAT OPPORTUNITY.
Park. suitable Tor the greatest societies.
with elegant buildings thereon. 5s6x213.
about - city lots. very convenient win
trolley and railroad; time about 10 min
ut.s. fare. 3 cents. Tor sale at great bar
gain For particulars, J.. hOt.HRICIl 4.
30 East 3ith-st.
LENOX. richmond. near Lenox.-colo.
NAL mansion. fully furnished: moderate
rent. photos. &c. NIXON. 90 Broadway.
ORANGE. SOUTH ORANGE. MAPLE
WOOD and SHORT HTLIS.-Attrac'iye
cottages for rent unfurnished. $40 to
81. >tD per unnum furnished cottages FOR
seac1n. $50 monthly ana upward. PAT
Isl son & OBRiEN. 40 broadway;
suburban office. South Orange. y. j.
on NANTUCKET ISLAND. Furnished
cottages at Siasconset; rent. $40. 5000.
temperature Of surf. 10 degrees. ocean
viewH no hot DAYS. malaria or mosgui-
toes. Address Tor circulars. UNDERIIILL.
los Fulton-sr.
MONTCLAIR. y. J.-Attractiye colonial
house. 10 rooms. well located. ;wo. three
or four months. moderate rent. Address
MONTCLAIR. Lock Box iSi7, New-lork
city
PAsSAIC.- Handsome cottage. very de-
slrable. rent low. every Improvement
Grcgory-ave. Prospect station; minutes.
HANOVER. Tribune once.
TARRYTOWN-"TIIE ChSTLE.'-SuHt
mer season only; baronlal mansion: superb
view: moderate rent. NIXON. % Bway
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-20
Drcs smakin9.


FRENCH DREsSMAKER and daughter
wish position together IN n good family.
city or country: the mother - perfect
fitter do sewing: tho dsughtcs Will care
for children. Address Madame LII Ell
LIER lO2 West 3Dth-st
LADIES' TAILOR and DRESsMAKER
would like few more custnners at nome;
suits made NJ moderate prices. perfect ~
guaranteed: or by the day. HAhEMBA,
800 East :;Bd-sf.
MADAME TIIIBAt'D.' loo West i0th-at.
-paiisienae dfcsenaker. latest styles. lest
workmanship. flitr clientele. reasonable
prices
NILE. BATGNON. robes e. manieauN.
- East clst-st.-Moiel drcss--: street COS
tunes: no regard of cost. also French
satin corsets. reduced from so 20 -.
STYLISH DRESSMAKLR.-rc-fc r.
ting suits made reasonable. NJ Bl TTON,
81 Gth-ave.. between 41th ana 4sth SITS.
THOROUGH DRESSMAkER.-H Highest
references finest French modes, desires
engaeemcnis in or OUT Of town. Address
Miss f.. BOX 100. I've broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-20
Countrn Rea! Gstate for 5alt

4 FINE RESIDENCE on the finest ave-
nue. OF the suburbs of Newark. y. j.; price.
S32 900 Address A. NJ. T.. Tribune Office
A RICH SPECULATION. 70 30 lots
near station: soil all. part or take part
ner: big money Particulars owner. A. j.
RITTER, Railway. y. j.
A LARGE. magnificent country rest
dencc. hours out. for sale Sl2.VD; I.
cost. foreclosure and sacrifice Particulars
~ T.. DE FOREST SHELTON, Stewart
building.
AT CHESTER HILL. MOUNT YER
NON.-Ncw ll-room house; all improve
mcnts. burglar alarm. electric bells. wired
for electric lights. cheap. JONES' %
Cortlandi-st.
AT NEW-LONDON. CONN. OF POST
Hill-A new and charming cottage resi-
doncc. luilt By an architect. lntely de
ceas"d for himself. hardwood finish, al
modern improvements. and location Tor
Wow and heaithfulness unsurpassed,
sfrc"t-cars pass foot o. I'LL. but out OF
sound and sight. Apply 10 CHAS.
DENNIS. % Burling slip. Y.
AMoNG THE HILLS q Wes,hampton.
Mass-Thrce nice summer residences. as
good as new: pleasant location. hne views
hest ~ surroundings; prices very igM.
Come and see them. \. q. JEWE ].
Westhampton. Mass Reference Rev 4.
r. stoc>weu. 10 berkeley Place. Brook
Ign. or 80 East llth-st.. y. Y
AGENCY FOR c,alr.-R"sidencNs. al
nts for sale or rent. furnished houses.
TUBES & TAYLOR. Deekmaa- st. y. !.
BARGAIN.- Small cottage resort. near
Stnningfon. - acres. salt water front;
beautiful healthy. PHILLIPS * WELLS.
Tribune Bu ldlng
CHOICEST BUILDING PLOT IN South
Orange. 90, minutc.'' walk from depot;
might exchange fpr a good business worth
about 81 500 WANDER. Tribune Once.
FOR SALE ONLY.-Io-room seashore
house. furnished. overlooking Lower Bay;
ASKING. +. HALLECK. Great Kills. staten
Island.
FOR SALE Flushing near depot. large
h"us" nni grounds at impr2Nrn'n,s m, me
location. stable and carriagc-hous~. ) MES
Y. GRAHAM ~ Llherty-st.. Ne"-Nort
IDEAL COUNTRY REsIDENrE su-
pcrbly situated. Connecticut TWO hours
ont. seven acres river frontage. II rooms.
gn= electric lights telephone. stable.
c.1clman house. beautiful drives. boat
ing fishing no mosquitoes Tor sale.
So 80 Particulars. T.. pE FOREST
SHELTON n 60. stewart Building
Long BRANCH y r. Sacrifice sale.
i5-rnom cottage. furnished. plot lOnx-'O
So 1000. s2rop cash. others - let WILL
IAN LANE opposite depot. Ing bfanch
MIDDLETOWN y cottage. eight
rooms bath. sewer. st"1m heat. min
u'es Erie dept. tl" i'"afI'n. electric cars
ucN' street bargain. part mortgage. r..
1r.iIIne office
VIRGINIA FARM For hall cost =
luli.ngs. on" mile large railroad village
laIdslme hrlrt residence. cost SO WD.
now IN excellent repair. farm buildings
hi-s 10 god order. 4O6 acres. 80 cul-
ii,uf.I. 80 Woodland 40 gee. age rich
river bottoms. mo society. cfuin"nfiy
healthy. prl,. ouly soon. - ~D cash.
guaranteeI us r'preseniei. 81 fare re-
turned For fill particulars address J. :.
WALKER Iynihiurg. Va
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-20
Doar0 Unntto.

WEST 74TH-ST. Select board in a
Southern family: references. CASHIER,
PosiofiiCn Box . lG5.
YOUNG GENTLEMAN would like room
and breakfast IN private family In exchange
Tor piano lessons. studied abroad, highest
references. GRADUATE. 49, Gth-avc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-20
flats 10 ftt, furnishro.

A NEWLY MARRIED COUPLE desir-
able refcr-ncesl can have second moor
handsomely furnished. $40. $40 West SSd-
~.
COMFORTABLY furnished apartment.
two rooms. bath. overlooking Central Park.
dining room on top floor. June 10 October.
HOTEL BERESFOKD. West Slst-St.
FURNISHED APARTMENT. From June
18th until September 10Th. on 3ith st.
near park-ave. Address Room COZ. M
4th-aN".
PRETTILY AND COMPLETELY FUR
nished fiat. near Park; rent So to respon-
shle party. PERkEs. 1876 West Ith-At.
To LET. Furnished apartment for the
summer: one block cast Madison square
terms moderate. Address q. NJ, Box ~.
/ .2l2 broadway.
lO-ROOM elegantly furnished apartment.
In the Washington, cor. 122d-st. and Ith-
ave passenger elevator: most pleasant
part OF New-York. Inquire Apartment y.
Cs MADIsoN-AyE.- Handsomely fur
.nished APARTMENT. rooms. bath. elevator:
until October LIST. s45 month Apply
y. II. FALIOWs. Is Wall-sI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-20
llnfnrniebeo Rooms.

WANTED. two unfurnlshcd single rooms.
private family preferred. below sith-St.
Address by letter only. NJ. +. Pebble.
40 East 5lst-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-20
FURNISHED Rooms.

4 LARGE. nicely furnished ro -. ha' ing
tl,rse windows. with hot and cold running
water. bath. on s'cpnd h,.f lh W'"a"
house; terms :e'y i'a-''h'ie - is-.,'e1
staiion Apply 237 LeNingt.n-aFc., corner
II 5ith-si.
a DOCTORS OFFICE or den' i..,,l.,
hack pnrlor $40. alcovc. $. connecting
bath. improvements 80 West 33d-s'
HANDSOMELY furnished rooms. v'th
laih. breakfast optional. terms moderate,
private family West S'ih-s'
LARGE Above ROOM. 20 one gentle
man. without board. private family I'h
ing,on-aye near 3Oih-st. H.. I.2i2 Broad
way. --------
MADISON AVE. s5-Rooms FOR the
SUMMER or permanently. paroT Nor. FUR
nlshed or UNFINISHED. references.
NICE PLEASANT furnished rooms 20
L., In private house. terms reas jnhhe
245 LrNlngtOn-aVe., between H'th ana
s5'h SITS. -
NEWLY FURNIsHEp front ana hack hack
rooms: hath: second noor 10 East lDih-
st. nfst house N broadway.
NEATLY FURNIEHEp porlor and bed.
room in small private family 3O' West
l2stb-si YOl 80.
TO LET. Furnished suite. rooms. bath.
together seuafate. private house; reason
able. lGj West 4Gth-st.. door from Broad
way.
TWO GENTLEMEN Or couple. quict.
large sunny room: all cpnv"niences'
charming houae. strictly private. Amerl-
can family summer rates T'lFI'h''S'
4i3 PARK ave. near ''th-s'. --
THREE NICE ROOMS 10 let. 81 per
week Inquire erenings N rear mats. "'l
West 4ith-st.. lat moor. rrfrrences re-
quired.
WEST ITH-sT. Large, elegantly fur.
nished room In private house to rent very
reasonable
EAST 32D-sT. Lodging for rentle-
men. nicely furnished room. "a moor, also
on June l. handsome suite. with private
bath: breakfast optional. -
IITIIs ST. 2ln WEsT.-second floor 10
party OF gentlemen. large bathroom pfl-
vate family. references.
1sTH-sT.. 81 WEST Elegantly fur
n,shel second floor for a prrty 81 gentle
men In private house: piano. bath' T-ie'-
ences exchanged
2isT-ST., Al EAST
Large and small rooms: with or with
out hoard; translents accommodated. ref
erences.
22D-sT.. Y EAST NEAR BroadwaO.-
Elegantly furnished rooms; en- SUITE or
singly; breakfast, transienis hccomfno-
dated. references.
23D-sT 3li WEsT.-Central location;
furnished rooms. cOnvcnNnt 10 TeSiaufhhh
and stations; house hrst-class. -
ENLIST. ~ WEST near Madison
SQUARE. = Furnished suite with private pain;
saunre and other rooms.
eTTH-sT.. i22 EAST.-Nicely furnished
rooms en- suite and single: water ana gas
GOTH ST. ~ between 18th and Madison
ayes.--BaohelOr apartments. win. wltnout
private bath on suite singly' convenient
principal hotels clubs.
4sTH-sT.. $40 WEsT.-Large front room
and hall room for gentlemen, folding behs:
private family.
4sTIf-sT.. iO4 WEST.-Widow lady has
two nice square rooms with or without
hoard: excellent table; location central:
terms moderate for the summer.
J2D-sT. - WEST. -Handsomcly fur
nished single and double rooms, light and
cool: excellent bath: reference. BAMP-
TON.
55TH-sT.. ~ wEsT.-Eiegsnty fur
nlsbed rooms for gentlemen only; break
fast 10 desired; summer prices.
5sTH ST. o. 5AsT.-To bachelors. large
sd-story front room; hns house. with
owner.