davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-07-18

The Annual Summer Sale
OF Oxford Ties and Tennis Shoes, at great
reductions, at Thos. Il. Peirce a. Sons, West
minister and Dorrance streets, Is now on.
Numerous styles and great bargains.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-07-18

Five thousand Bill Heads, printeo ana
padded. 500 NEWS job office-
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1894-08-20

This Guarantee of satisfactory result Assuring the highest degree
excellence the finished work. and at less cost than done with
paint which authorize dealer who hf
the sale of paint fulfill and for such the nC
which he has belonging to our firm.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-08
TRIED 10 Ron ~ nxPRHs, CIR.
Daring Attempt Made at savannnh-Firsd
on the Messenger.

SAVANNAH, GA, July This morn
ing about $3.50 o'clock a daring attempt
was made o. rob tle office .f the South
,rn Express Company in t.e city, sub
se4u.ut developments sAo. ,I1t tla
WolI I-be robbers bad Intended 20 Use dy-
Mantle ha1 they once made their way
inside the office.
Express Messenger Bacon was just maxi
in- up h.s packages for the etr.t morning
train when three men apre1rel az 90
window and said they wanted to send
package Off. clerk Mathew Who was
standing by, reached for pistol on
the counter. and as be- dii $50 the rob-
b-rs fired the bullets piercing AN IRON
graun. above the counter
WITH thi4 the robbers started on, ana
the clerk fired "a shot after them Inlte
policemen then came up from various
directions. except the one in Whicn lhe.
robbers had made their escape. ABOUT
daylight W. j.. Clark. superintende
VI Dry culture, saw three men III, the
We. torn pant OF che city tIslns 70 Huiy
something on the banks of one ot th9,
canals. Ile walked toward lhem aAl
they ran of. Where. they NAG been
he discovered three dynamite bombs
10 each Of which was attached haii q
minute fuses. The bombs were brought
in anl placed in charge of me cly 'u-
tnorito- Agent Cooper of the Expire
Company here. says no expense VIII ne
spared to catch Che men, p'tcrtlF'0
4re uDW looking for them boo every dlfec-
zion. ar1 if is believed th-ir capture is
I'D matter of only al few days.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-08
TARIFF BILL IN THE HOUSE.
Agreed to Non-Concur in the Senate
Amendments

WASHINGTON, July 7-Immediately
after the reading of the journal Mr..
Wilson, chairman Of the Committee ON
Ways and Means reported House bin
1864. with Senate amendments (the tariff
bnD, with recommendation that the
Senate amendments be non-cOncurred I'm,
and that the conference asked for by the
Senate be agreed TO.
Thea Mr.. Catchings, from the Commit
tee on Rules. reported an order for the
consideration OF the report made by Mr..
wilson. 10 provides that the committee
Of the whole be discharged from the fur
Their consideration OF the bill. that in the
House two hours general debate be
allowed, after which a vote shall be taken
delay or intervention of other motions.
Tho previous question on the order was
seconded without division.
After bref speeches by Messrs. Cox.
Catchings and Burrows. the order was
agreed 90 without division.
Mr. Wilson suggested that unanimous
consent b. given 10 vote upon the motion
to nOn-concur I'm the Senate amendments,
without further debate The Republicans
would not have IL that way, and the
time allowed In the order was consumed.
The motion 10 nOn-cOncur was then car
Tied by a viva voce vote, there being no
voice raised IN the negative.
The Speaker was proceeding 20 name
the conferees ON the part of the House
when Mr.. Johnson G1em.. ohio sought
recognition. but failed TO get it. Again.
after the SPEAKER had named Mr. Wilson
w. Va. McMillln CrennD, Turner (GaD
ami Montgomery ONy), Democrats, and
Reed Nialne), Burrows (Mich). and Payne
~. W Republicans. as conferees on the
part of the House. Mr.. Johnson. with a
paper in his hand, cried, Mr.. Speaker"
Al his side stood Mr.. McCreary Dem,
Kv) 10 announce the death Of Represen-
tative Lisle Dem. Ky), and the latter
was recognized by the Speaker.
Mr.. Johnson-f make question Of or
der Mr. Speaker.
The Speaker-But the gentleman from
Kentucky has been recognized. Where
upon Mr. Johnson subsidized
Mr. McCrelry announced the death Of
his COLLEAGUE. Mr. Lisle and offered the
usual resolutions Of regret. which were
adopted The Speaker announced Messrs.
McCreary. Payuter ami Berr Of Ken
lucky: Taylor, of Indiana. Draper. Of
Massachusetts,: Lucas. of South Dakota,
and Pence. Of Colorado. AS n committee
on the part of the House TO attend the
funeral, and then, at l..5 o'clock. the
House. as q further mark of respect 10
the memory Of the deceased. adjourned
until Monday at - O'Clock.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-08
FIRED on BY STATE rEoOrS.
Ho.tilities Opened and he Militia Poured
Lead into th Mob.

80 r.<
- 80 I,ortv-ninth and Loomis streets
attack ON a wreckug train made
was an a'1acn Oh 49,, i, I34,srg work
by the MOD ~" ....
men had partially succeeded ln clearing
@,vav am obstruction WhCn the mon d4oNe
tbem away
Tine firing on the mon was zone "l Com
NV g. Of he Second Infantry, state
ICONS thirty-eisht men siionS' COM
,,,,,ded bv Captain Maher, ana not 10y
ilieilu. III eii icons
~ r,oh bad been growing ugly for
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-08
0FFEK or r0LICE MIR.
one Thousand NIrn rendered TO the M"' or
do. th,rego aud Declined.

ot thtrtEo nHd DFc'i''"
CHICAGO. July Mayor Hopkins to-
dav received letter from Chiel-oi-Police
seavy. of Omaha. president of the lnt 's-
rational Association of Chiefs ~ Police
offrriuq to send .UJ trained and e-le
rt.nrad policemen 10 ChicG"o from oli-
sarert roiuts in the West n Chicago ur-
eired their services and would pay thetN.
Tbe offer will not be accepted, as an l''0
mon necessary can Dee found IN 'hl.'-.,
the Mayor said that while ne "as
grateful for the offer. he thoushl VIC
lie city of Chicago could take care
itself now. a., cbscaro
Citv Troops. both OF them private lilIt..' nm y,
orcanizations. have offered their serves
to aid in restoring order The iiu.'"'
are ready 10 put I'm. the field at nan ~ 9a
hours notice sixty mounted men. -.
sheriff accepted the offer n the oIs&Ii,A.
tion, ana the Hussars were aSseil'',' ,', a.
Tattersals tonight at -" ciooNf
sworn IN as special deputies, - -. Tbev
Brand is commander Of the iiussdl'' 80,
arc armed with forty-hve calibre Coits
The Citv Troop. Captain tunknous.r tun.t,.lol. -.
,,,nn,ardfno, rendered their rNices 10
Aforementioned Wheeler. comninulils
tbe National Guard n tneN STATE
illinois. they can put l9rty Aiio"'i, ,'I
mon thoroughly equippe4 ~"
drilled into the field at an hou' nou0e'
MIGHT ~ AZ ofJsDf ~ 'i'' Ii.
or,o o,,ners Of the Monadnock build
~ a. had twenty-five deputy mar
ms sworn in 10 protect the bulid-
siei' ,en and the men were placed on duty'
~ iiiis' was feared that the Iael that the
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-08

1ash 1.ash Tor the little band Of policemen. In
tne melee an officer whose name could
10y ne learned was seriously hurt by a
nH.ns rock' and was taken away In the
patrol wagon 4 little boy. whose name
tpuld not be learned. was shot during
Lieutenant Collirs. In charge Of the
street station for help. 4 patrol wagon
vas hurriedly loaded with officers and
uashed away 10 the riot Police officers
were also sent from other stations %
NE ,h scene. by SD the police had cleared
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-08
rIr,n ~ -.l-.AAOA mn.
Increa ed Approp' intton to save James
town Island.

WASHINGTON. July THE following
chances I'm the river and harbor blll were
TODAY agreed unon: ,.......,,
,rl., .5 s45s,O 10 $1,000 5000 inserted 70
ll,.. lio.' Jamestown island irom the raFaseS
of the river. h.rtor ircreassd
Teunessee-N Memphis haIDoi' i"@'e"'' -
from So 900 10 $4,000. -.
ANA eo' Fia.. appropriation cut from $1,000
70 $1,000 and placed under the continuing
contract system at s35e Of ~ the u amouo} mo- M
eNr.ri'd bv this bill Provision was also
,aade Tor Mr.. Goodyear, who asked for
illaHo S1r blowing out the harbor al
IRrmnswick. Ca, with dynamite. IL was
shown that he was only partially sue
sbonII be paid for the good work he had
done. and that the work should be con-
tlnued.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-08
rnE nniIlSNrl nos AefIN.
The Vigilant Lost the Race on Time
Allowance.

GLASGOW. July Tho Ntel,ant and
the britannia started this morning IN
Inc race OF the clyde resaua for mo
Queens cup. The weather was superb.
Wind southerly. and somewhat softer
man Thursday. Aild sea-. sish, sweii.
Britannia had the better position and had
Inc weather berth 0n crossing the iine.
The britannia crossed the line AZ lJ.9o NJ,
the Vlglant. iU.5O.2J. The Britannia bead
"a better than the Nisilant. and fully
maintained the lead The hrst round was
made by the Britannia in rs, kislidnt.
1916. THE Nigilart was the first TO
cross the line at il7.55. The Britannia
finished at i1s.55. The Nisilant lost the
race on time allowance.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-08

WASHINGTON. =. G., Jaly L-Qeneral
rr'derlck ID. Sewail. Of Maine chief of
ioternai revenue agents. las rendered his
resignation % Commissioner miller. %
be succeeded as head 0I me soIPs oy
Revenue Agent WeilbOrne 4. ColQuiu,
BROTHER OF the late senator from Georgia.
General sewan has occupied the position
since 1876
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-08

Ffieral Court occupies n portion OF
the big building might make IL an OBJ
iect Of attack in case Of a riot down
town.
At 8 o'clock this afternoon some work
mon who were leading a car I'm the Santa
Fe yards at Fourteenth street found the
body OF a man wnOm the police think
was murdered The body was noticed
living under platform. IL was covered
with blood. and over the left eye was
a huge cash. The man was about thlrtr.
five years old. and in one Of his pockets
was % note. I'm which was written. "F.
w. paynter. II hurt notify Eady. Har-
risbure. Pa" The body was removed 70
th. county morgue.
l rsur.r oF oSF HrvnErD
Rlsbop samuel Fallows and Rev. =. S
Henson. who headed the movement OF
minister's for mass-mccting AT Battery
l. tomorrow % consider means for the
settlement of the strike. announce that
IN consideration Of the continued threat
onine, aspect OF affairs Il has been judged
y-ls..f NOT % hold the proposed mass
meeting. but in lieu thereof To secure the
arr.f .fntnneut of a committee ~ one hum
4r.I ranr.-rntative citizens. who viii take
char-. oft the negotiations looking 10
arbitration.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-08
coXrLIcT wnH KI0rERs.
Police Engage "ob-Lady Killed on IA
Uousetop- sew ral r.fson- wounded

CHICAGO, July 7-Police officers guard
inz the Northwestern freight yards at
sixteenth street and Ashland avenue adj
Joining the Burlington tracks engaged
In n hand-tO-hand conflict with rioters at
\ o'clock this evening.
A few minutes before this the crowd
set FIRE 10 the freight cars standing ina
The ward. The police attempted 10 drive
them away by shooting over their heads.
a voung lady named Miss Martha Back,
,vho was standing on the roof OF a house
near by watching the conflict, was shot
and instantly killed by a bullet from the
revolver Of policeman.
This fact becoming known 70 the mob
seemed 10 frenzy IL. and the crowd made a
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-08

could do nothing 10 avoid n collision.
II the Valkyrie had not been where she
was the Satanlta must inevitably have
plunged into the steam Yacht Heba. The
collision could have been avoided II there
had been more room at the starting line.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-08
lrinl Of the MInnenroll..

WASHINGTON. July THE Navy De-
nartment was informed to-day that the
United States steamers New York and
DOLPHIN have arrived at Gloucester, Mass,
10 participate az the trial Ol the Mime
apols Tuesday The Monacay to-day left
shanghai for Camuipa.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-08
>lir1fIoN .ArHIRjfINGHAM

D..
-"''-"7 -s-----
,,nN tuguUgNGUIu
80 - ~
,.-,-- ,.-.,..,, observation-disclosures
ih' mon 80 80.
tn"i""rrt "'' con" '''"'' "'
TTErfTNGHA All. AL 81, July lime
..,r.. .t+r.rfon t1-nf.r. is gloomy. While
1 f.. ........,.,. train
every -''' ai. 90 ...,,
went oHt to-day, t l'le ~ y
unl NA ne the conl..ol al H'l'i..i-... ..i.-.....
. "il.l 80 t.e b.@n in con-
M -.'--.'. since T..rslay night, with
..t. .f ..rtinuir- STD until the strike
.r..t.lt a Grand mas meeting OF all
l-. of railroad organizations is i'm
,r1 IN is rum.r.I tuat all the
r..... and conductor Wil e5 out. IL
.t. +-.Ia tne condition here WiN poe
r.,t..I r.-up. Coud.t us from pro-
,....... .+.ffroirt i'm some particulars are
..t,...re. though Birmingham has "a
r.l ..r.f-v from which to draw the
r.....-.r..- of life.
..r. .ol le O.tl.r.d ou.
BIRMINGHAM. ALA. July I.-GoNernor
r...- has arrived iu this city, and Dc IS
-. -t.rl ro will order out the state
tr.or- to protect railroads.
.. ....k I..f..
,,lro.co f,ry 7-Th. general man
....,. 20 tsc fafIroads this morning rc-
t... a. l,roo number Of tclr.rlms from
- .tr.l-b.flrrs and ur.ei tents or
,,..,.i.'. r.r,l..nf.l ht t.c ass1c.a-
'..' .''''i t -.,,-.. tlDv have
e.,.ra ana ciyins tlem
l'-.,.l s,i,rart one TELEGRAM from the
hand Of or. Of trc great systems connect
. "a .,.,aiy tbis. f "stor1 drm ir YOU SINK
, .i,-. 1t tris tine f. onIv another
',i., AMI ,ror-a evils IN
80 s,,t,,,. tas, van have vet seem"
......, ...
,.,,,...l.o r.,-.- r,,.. r,,,obar Of cars
D .,''b.r'iI, r1.. b.t..rau FIlts-
flh ana sixy-third streets d.stroyei by
nr. last night is estimated o. nave neeis
from l.9J o. I51 The toi1l lg .,i
60 be not Ices tnan $Lp@,''l l- .S51s .S51-
mated that besides the io- %.
st1. al l.ast lth 4,,.sl,t" rrt, fo-l.yari
u .. l7 i.i''t ~ '--1 b,.i,.h hos
There are nFe tracks Ihe y"ia I' trs
south eld il IS about i%,.It lI',.r r5 tt,.j
AID the rails ON Wni-n nut ''.,,- 49,. rrs...s
'li,r' .,,.,i ",i .,iy i'irnSl IN is mpo--
eI. row TO place amy value on iAe
fr.f.If DESTROYED hy nre. NJ i.lr 'l
trains hal been side, ,Ia' ,-'l l. 1''9 ''''''
aui ih'f were ei1"' '''
fn Nrr.-f ...o. Do. .. H
rfrr,.co Ttfv T--I- P N-Warrants
.' 'l b., , chart tifnD for the ar-
M'' G,'s it.iercr and toward ON a
.t.,., of e.n-pirlcv and ohstrucrug tle
n'n. ,iiDI",l ,.'...t. ,'irl h. sworn
iAt iltll.I. .- .r I,o,.1. N.r.hqi
before comm. ion, o.'i.,..i g'a'It'.s
.+i.'.i ".5 "..
I'D 7.'' '''
-tr -. ii"'nrn '" +"'h nj ''''.'.-
JOLIET Ill, July me p2chI'..e ..l
the -t.Ike iu Joliet is broken. Alter ~.'' -
fU. o.t nearly two days The employ a oI
the E.ln. Joliet and Eastern road went
% work this morains. Nnea Chlca-o 20,
.,.i..u I,.t g.av. Union wnl.n ur.c.I
i.. '..n to amid bud were hot succcs-UlL
ei....i,. affer noon United States Deputy
sf.,.i'l H,miltan and seventeen mon
reached Joliet anal viii guard me t.l.in'
joliet ah' i'". IT.. IT. I' ..',..., .,.
sl,Ih.'7ii u,a,t5i ta-ni.bt If they are needed.
t,rr.. to.o INV The traffic MANAGERS
Of the various ial4i '.'tH Il', "' t''r
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-08
MIAllilI, IONLCAsr.

WASHINGTON, u. C., July T;-Nor
Virginia: Fair north winds, no chanse
For North Carolina: Fair. north winds,
slightly cooler ia the interior.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-08

Tho vico-presidont. when secn Iatgr at
his Office. said. "This morning Mr.. Law,
renee called on me and asked me u !
would Doe willing 20 meet c9mml wee Vi
our cx-cmploycs. i told him mat W"uiH
aiways 6eeo ready 10 meet sucn dele
cation at any time Thr position, o.. w
pullman Company. however Is unch'i5c'ii; sen
/ do not expect tha. the commute, VA. ".'i
come to me intending To- discuss '' i,
lion. as / said. l ann ready and WlIins
TO see them. The conference W"l He lD-
morrow at my Office, at what houI j am
unable TO state
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-08

Strike Ye terday.
e.-.,o-
CHICAGO July And IL is lurlne'
.,r.~.8 thrt tf au act of hostility he COM
..-a.lt.us tranmen, marshals or soldiers
r. tlrou.rz at them rocks pieces of iron
....~ missiles. those assaults shall be
- c-,,... "
repealed ly the use or iIeaI'is.
SD wrote General Nelson a. Mics lA ms
order this afternoon detailing Federal
troops O. assist United states marshals
...,...ts..- obstruction to the move
'" r ..s t,,.~s,,t. commerce
re-t OF man anu ~,
Trains 10 was. in short nouce 10 an
..-- +tst tenuorizing with them had
.t.. .t.,.,ftar the policy OF
me Government would be to put an end
..- .t..t.r arson and plllage by
,., ..........,..r aud wherever
......lrr Asc chance would have 80. how
- din r.t fall % the lot OF the ma
'...' ., -'- - -. ,,r-,, oi,t
iia- troops % '- '''V -'-'' ..-.-,. q,
spirit ot thls ol-'l.
-- I'e-liN.N l' ~ w. -. t.1
tu.-0l. 1Le story OF lAe tN~D"ii''' D0
..., the thfrrv-seyen Young mlliuamen
...-.. .,.1 ,f. ,.i.ioue mob at
.- l-.7 C.iIt t-"s ..-.t e+,.l+e fs told
"-t-e III tHt7e V'' ''i-'-.'
IScHtAe.D roE.n .i -.iD E-.
I'm fo 4 o'clock in the afternoon the day
| %. .tft.l, ,lI-t one. TO
at pee" d. D',., ,., t. t,5 G.sa aoirc arout
n t--t tE. 8fetrIrt ,y.-t of State
-r.e+ .r.I eorth ~ Tnirtv-uirth. burning
t,. c.~s b.ra and rhrre. and threats
80. r,l,.- r.i i1r.,4 -...r- and the like. but
- f- t.. nature of Ducn-
"t.. ti..r -'.,fnfn.' else and MT AZ
.f I.,.'.e ~ strikers VINO
.l. .,- l..f,ra al s1ffifeIv block
..' l.- -. '-- r.-,l. ..f ,,,-,,l-
1923
-rt. ..... ~ a.. er,fre ,ras dotb+taes the
30 -.-...'t .,,.ittf..rs e,ron as
va. t-..ot f,rla
~ r.- ..r .r. r,-t thot ,estorltay.s s
..- rf -r...- cars had ieft a large
49,, IN fr,,,,'.s.-
lt...r,. t.I4.
49,. ot ,,.r,.uin.,
t-. a..,..,-i,, 10 iri1,- order out of
ih-tNI of TIDE pI9IUFhtp Si0Il"N'
The disturbed section to-day embraced
about twenty-five square miles. not TO
.-utl0u the blt Of iuceudiarism on the
lrlirGtOr road al Crawford and 1T
Western avenue. the latter having the
,-H tii2n OF 3elns t4e MotN t''a, o t1 tsa
.r'ct mentioned naf irs- than 5nu0
-..t-rs were out az one time and another
.rilg the day. but the ground was SO
... ....,.f.l,- r.afroll.l Iv fh. u.lic. the
-...Is ana tra military mat they
i iiffe orDortunifv for Getting to-
-..~ in larae numbers. as they have
.- doing heretofore.
--' I'm, a., cha Stool,
f-ur7 tiro. far tndulciu.r
-' r,lr,o~ If lavir[- ONT
-,-.,.tr5 f., dre or7lr and erecting
Frl ai" lt "Ie W. a"t .,t,i.
7 ,,...-t,,.s t,.i.-l-
.1mts or ineiir ptI aver lIl,oite5
''-1 ia '"0
FrAIURTs or THr pay.
... f..t,,ra of the dav was the show
" Of tfe teeth nv the Building Trades
council ~ the city in calling out The
m-ntters in pis Packlns Ho4ses I. 4' ,,.is 1aS
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-08
Congressman Isle dead.

WASHINGTON. ID. c., July .2.-Repre-
sentative Mercus 6. Lisle. u Kentucky
died al his home. al Winchester, NY,
LAST night.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-08
SHOOTING TO KILL.
The Orders Of General Miles to
Federal Troops,
STATE MILITIA FIRED FIRST.
Story Of The Encounter Between Military
and ths Vicious hob.
IN INCREASED FORCE OF SOLDIERS
lrd NOiiCa that TempOrizIng with The
Rioters Has Ceased.
GENERAL REPORTS FRON THE STRIKE.

A Largo Number OF Cars Burned In tho
chicago Iards-The DIS uroed sec
ton Covers an Area Of twenty
FIVE MIes-List OF the Killed
End Wounded-siatus of
Strike Ye terdaY.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-08
VOL. S-NEN SERIES NO 100.

a Daily News representative that he had
received n message from l.. 4. Lawrence
Vice-president of the First National Bank.
saying that Weep President Wickes, Of the
Pullman Company was willing TO see hlm.
Dcbs thereupon told Mr.. Lawrence that
ne was perfectly willing TO meet MI
Mlckcs.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-08

Dcleeates representing the masters ana
miners comprising the Miner Concl ia-
lon Board are on the verge vi au a-tr'-
~ wages paid t0 miners for tlc Next
Two years shall NOT sink below figure
rcpr-srntins a 80 per cent. advance on
the rates of 1855. The decision " the
board viii weld the whole r ih- Hritsh
miners into slngl. federation AMI tend
a. bring about IL permanent ces alton oi
strikes
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-08

The Prince and Princess 4 WI,es. while
driving from London 10 Streatham IN an
omen carriage to-day, We're greatly fright
enel 70 see q man rush ont into the
risge. The Prince stood up and threw
himself in front ~ the Princess. but
the parcel In falling burst open. and
was seen TO contain nothing more serious
than a bunch OF flowers The man was
arrested lie declared al the police sta
ton that he had no intention OF alarm
ing the Prince and Princess. but merely
wished 10 present them with the flow
ers.
Lord Dunraven informs the Field that
he was watching me Satanita for a
minute and a half before she struck the
Nalkyrie.
When a collision seemed imminent the
Valkyrie luffed as much as possible. but
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-08
A. Chattanooga.

TENN, Suly The
y ,hxiile ,1v Chattanooga and ST. Louis rail-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-08

Continued on second pase)
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1894-11-06
PERSONAL.

Congressman Reed is home again after
lis Western trip.
Lieut.. 6 go. f. Hamilton, U.s. A., has
been transferred from troop L. to troop
a, 9th Cavalry.
Lieut.. Morton, U.S.A., has returned
% his post at Fort Thomas
Chief Quartermaster Sawtell will visit
tort Preble to examine the ends of it's
iuartermaster's department..
Mr.J. o. Miller, inspector Of Chinese,
Raeiy detailed to this port, retired from
he service October 1st.
Governor CIeaves has returned from
View York and Massachusetts.
Mr.. M. r. Cooling. cashier of the Casco
National bank, sailed Wednesday from
View York on flying trip OF seventeen
lays in Europe.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter G. Davis and two
IONS, are in Skowhegan visiting at Mrs.
3avis's home.
Mr.. E. LII Nash left Augusta Sunday for
Portland, where he was joined yesterday
by HI. Pishon, and together they will
Jake IA trip to Mon real, Quebec and
other cities of interest in Canada.
The Libraries of the Maine Historical
Society and the Maine Genealogical So
until further notice.
The train men on the morning train
down over the mountain division of the
Maine Central yesterday reported snow
all the way TO Fryeburg, where it turned
to rain.
quite seriously i'll at his home, with
pneumonia.
Major John M.Gou1d, cashier of the
National Traders Bank, left Saturday
to visit Antietam battlefield, in which
battle he was engaged when in the Ito
goth Maine. He is engaged in collecting
information regarding the battle, and
this is his second visit to the field.
Mr.David Christie Murray, the we'll
known English novelist, and war CORE
spondent for the London Times, will be
heard in Portland during the next fort
night. Mr.. Murray has been very success
full in New York and Boston, and has
also received much social attention. His
travelling companion is Frederic Stanley
nephew of Dean Stanley.
Rev. Dr.G. D. B. Pepper. professor of
biblical history at Colby, was in Portland
yesterday.
Mr.. Elliott G. Mitchell is cutie ill.
Rev. VIC. Mann, of Pueblo, COL,
formerly Of Monson and Biddeford, in
this state, was in the city yesterday
With Mrs. Mann, he is visiting in Water
Vile.
Mr.. E. Randall was reported very
low last evening.
Mr.. Up. harrington is seriously ill
N 18th jaundice
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1894-11-06
Dainty Tea Rolls at Shaw's.
The Staff of Life.

Some six months ago, Messrs. Geo.
C.Shaw & Co., fitted up home kitchen
at their Congress street store, and sup
piled ii with every convenience and fac
ility for breadsbaking, including in the
equipment an old-fashioned Dutch oven,
large enough to accomm odate. two humid
red loaves at one baking. They adopted
home methods, from home receipts.
using mainly, Mrs. Lincoln as authority.
The departure has met with the approval
Of the public, and this kitchen is now
the very busiest of departments in this
busy store.