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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-10-08

start good. Won driving. Winner by Ill Used
Ecu Foilett Owner NJ Jordan q Co.
SIXTH RACE - Purse $500 OF which $50 60
second and S23 To third; 20 pounds below the
scale; IA miles, over hurdles lime 2:lbg.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-10-08

SECOND RACE-Purse $3.50, OF which $50 TO sec
ond and go 70 third; for all ages; pounds aoove
the scale; 5-year-olds and upward which have
not won $1,000 this year allowed pounds; S7Oy 3
rounds; s4O0. ~ poun $500, ~ p, unds; winner
o one race at this meeting, pounds extra; OF two
o pOu unds extra; D fuTlonRs.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-10-08
THE CITY OF PROVIDENCE.
CURBIEG of ABBOTT STREET.
In Board of Aldermen. September 20 -,

lnBoard Of Aldermen, September 20, 1894
Ordered That the abutting proprietors be notihed
20 appear before this Board on THURSDAY Nov
ember TO- 1891, at O'Clock y. m, that they may be
heard upon the 9Sestion Of setting ourbstones and
paving cutters on Abbott street. from Knowles
street TO Camp street
Witness; WILLIAM L. CLARKE,
oeu-3tm City CLERK.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-10-08
lbs. Index.

THIRD hACE-Purse $500, Of which 500 TO second
anu $50 TO thirds for ali ages; 10 pounds above the
scale; 5-year-oIds and upward, non-wlnners OF
S5sO IN 1884, allowed pounds; OF S4OO, Ia pounds
OF $500, "a pounds; winners of race at this
meeting penalizeda pounds; Of two, pounds; /
mile:
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-10-08
EVENING HIGH SCHOOL.

AT PROVIDENCE HIGH SCHOOL BUILDING,
on SUMNER STREET
This School offers an opportunity TO pursue the
studies taught In the Day H!gh schools.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-10-08

FOURTH RACE-Purse $3.50, OF which s75 TO sec
ond and $50 TO third; Tor all ages; pounds below
the scale winner of one race at the meeting D
pounds extra; OF two, pounds extra; beaten non
winners at the meeting allowed Z pounds; Lie
miles,
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-10-08

start, fair. Won easily. Winner by an Tad
Bsyadcre. owner. q B Morris Co.
J. URfH RACE-Purse ss0o, Of which as, IN
actuuD sd s2i 60 third. Tor g. year-oid nIieg. 4
p0Un the scale, Il non win ntrs IN isaf ~
e0ot. allowed pounds. OF sac, pounds. fur.
ongs. lime, iil6'l
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-10-08

FIFTH RACE-Purse 500, OF which s75 to
second and 20 TO third for 3-year- and up
n for $1,000 allowed pounds for 1000, 10 pounds
then 2pounds for each 500 10 5000; lie miles.
Time, l.49h.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-10-08

flsIt EOod. Won Mandy. NinaeT by HIDdoo
Cslouel. ovnsT, W n BaIIiek.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-10-08

common schools for those below the above
grades.
AMERICA STREET. cor. America ST. and At
welfs ave.
AsHMONT STREET, in Chapel
thAkLES STREET, In School Building
fEDEkAL STREET, in Grammar School Build
ing tFor Italiansl.
HARRISON STREET in chapel
uOsPlIAL STREET. in School Building.
MANION SCHOOL, in odd Fellows Building.
M. PLEASANT School, cor. Atwells and
Academy avenues.
oLNEfViLLE SCHOOL in Chapel on harris
okMs ST. in Fire Station Building
menians.)
PUBLIC STREET, in Fire station Building
IHAfEk STREET, in Grammar school Build
ing
T0oLEVILLE SCHOOL, in Chapel on Hawkins
st.
WANshUCk SCHOOL, in Hall on Veazie street
Apply Tor admission at the schools No pupu
under " years OF age will be admitted except ON
Schools. 'N
ler order OF Committee,
oe4-bt HUNTER G. WHITE, Chairman.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-10-08
ADVANCED EVENING SCHOOLS

BRlDGHAM ST, ADVANCED SCHOOL, in Gram
mar school Building.
CANDACE ST ADVANCED SCHOOL. i'm Gram
mar school Building
OXFORD ST ADVANCED SCHOOL in Gram
mar School Building. -
PUTNAM 81. ADNANCED SCHOOL corner At
wells avenue and Putnam street
These schools offer an opportunity 10 pursue the
studies OF the last three years Of the Day Gram
mar sehool Course, and 10 1T for admission to the
Evening High School
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-10-08

No. 53s.
Resolutions to concrete sidewalks on North Main
street Doyle avenue, Camp, Buckiin aud Red
wing streets.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-17
u.IrIMonE 4 OHIO IL. Il.

IaHA
u rINORE IA ASHlNGIOs, ChlCACD. tlNClNHATt.
Dali 81 Iot-is AND ALL POINTS WEST
PuILMAN CAR SERVICE ON ALI TRAINS.
chG SeS' 80 p M and i25 nisSt FSr Pitt re- 80
!, mi, and ~ 10 For CIStINNATl 81. LOUIS y
a. m. 600 FOR wAsIiITSs At Pho bALTIMokE .
A m III 80 Dining Carr, 80 CIV r m tx sun ,;
zoo D. M e6;0o p. M Dining carp. i2;is nisht ~
uains daily except 300 p m rSr E1KftosiN sas
line % IN. sun. For MEN ORLEANS. VIA
Roanoke Br stol and through Pullman Sleep
ing Car COOP m daily. A. =. ..., .
Ticket Offices lI2, 26i, 49, LAO Bway 81 " iitn.N
400 t;rand-s n Y. 24i Futonst- Bfookiyn' station
foot OF Iaberty-st. C. r. r. OF y. j.
New York Transfer Co Ni call for ard chee" DaSt~ts
from hotel or residence 10 destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-17
N Y ONTARIO 3 WESTERN R. R

Trains leave foot West 42ds follows 10 minutes
earlier Frankln-st ,,.-,,.n, 1.aua,
y - stations NidleOwn Ellenville. Fallsburg Liberty.
TarboudaIe scranton Walton. Delhi, sidney, Nor"lea'
3i5 p N except sunday sullivan 60 EApr sssd Isr
WAIKIKI Valley Railroad stations. Campbell fal aiuuls-
t1wn Elenvlle Mountain Dale. Centre"ie FallsD9rs.
Hrieyyle Liberty Fails. Liberty. ParksViHe ana i'''
t5 r. NJ daily Middleton. summityie Fausb6urs.
rrbsr,v Livingston Manor ROckland. Walton. sidney.
Norwich Oneida. Fulton. oswego Niagara FANS Detroit
Tickets and Pullman accommodatons az 81 Broadway
SO Beaver-st. New-Yor&
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-17
Dnbli1 Noiitr.

.>~~-~-~o~~~>-~~~--~~- O
nUBLJC NOTICE.-Applicaion having been
made To- the Board 81 Railroad Commissonrrs OF he
s.ts "a New York by broadway and seventh ANrnue
Tarnad company the Metropolitan street itA,Say
,,ni.r provisions Of section 100 u the ka-
rad i.x Tor IL. approval Of the Of cable motive poMr
,n The railroad connection propos d 10 De hstIu.en
~ rv'nnty -thrd-~ lrtwe-n Broadway and lexington
in between twenty -tird 81 ana
~ srs notice hereby given that hearing on
-, IN. Win be had before the Board AT the G"Nerno
room ty Hal NewYora Cify on Iuesh"Y' june '''"'
is1l AZ II O'Clock a. . x.r,,-,c~ c..-o,ary
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-17
DEL, LACKAWANNA AND WESTERN H. u
stottonS I'm Xew-YOrk foot OF Barclay and
Christopher streets.
YESTIBUIED TRAINS. PULLMAN buffet


Direct route to NEWARK, BLOOMFIELD MoNTCLAlR,
THE ORANGES summit Bernardsviie. Baskins
Ridge Madison Morristown Passaie Paterson Boon
ton Dover Sanhope, BUDDs LAKE! LANE No
PATCoNG, Ha,keustown sGHoOLEY,s MOUNTAIN;
washington PHfLLIPSBURG. EAsTON. WATER
GAP. sTR0uDsBUEG; P9e9no M9sn'sns Sem
ToS' PITTSTON. WILkEsBARKE: NANTfcokE.
bANyIILE, NoRTHuMbEkLANp MontrPae' BlEi'
RicHFIELD SPRINGS; Cortland sYRACTsE ,, oS-
hath DANsyILLE, BTFFA1L!10 l., ri, and all points
700 A. 81 -BINGHAMToN MAIL stops at principal
eco A. M-puFTALo SCRANTON pl DC "a r
man BUFFET Parlor Cars Connects at Buffalo win
trsin for chicago. arriving $50 a. next morning.
100 p M-sCRANTON. BINGHAMToN and ELMiRA
EXPRESS. Pullman paror cars ,,,.
oUTH EMPRESS, Pgmsa psaT1osr > enG:x prxc,,,,
TON and EfMIRA LIMITED EXPRESS. Pullman
Bufet Sieepers. Arrives ct 1915 a. ...
o.on y NJ I)auy)--BIFFALO.. SCRANTON, BINGHAM
WI ron RICHFfELD SPRINGS. SYRACUSE and o.
WEGO EXPRESS. Pullman Bure sleepers -.
TICKETS AND PULLMAN ACCOMMODATIONS az 10
Broadway Tickets at ferry stations,
80 and e.2 broadway % West l25thst go Columbus-
ave- New,York 33s and 1928 Futons, and a Broadway
I,rooklyn TING tables. giving fun Information AT al sts
,-o,,n,,-,, Ill, all "A
check baggage hotel residence to destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-17
WEST SHORE r. r.

Trims l.aYe West 42d-st station. New-lork. as to-
lows al - minutes earlier from toot FTanAhn-s'''
$3.50 y. M.-Daiy Local to buaalo s..,s.. poc,
Du5 A. M.-Daily Albany, Itica, syracuse isven
ester Iunalo Niagara FAILS Detroit Cnieago; excsps
Saturday Toronto. , nj. 60.
Bills l.. M.-Daily for Albany. Montreal I,iea' sra
cse Rochester Buffalo Niagara Falls TORONTO Detfos.
Cleveland Chicago and ST. Louis. . ,sh
s:i5 T.. M.-IIaily for Albany Utica. syracuse KOCH
ester buffalo Niagara False Toronto Detroit SisS-
Gland and Chicago ,-,,. =. ..- ..o..,.
noiaons apply offices Brooklyn and Nsw-foik aad
al stations Time tables at principal hotels FOR o'hsF w.
'' G. r. LAMBERT. General Passenger Agent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-17
Counirn BoarO tuantro.

(. EAsIDE % mountain board wanted ipr g'n'''n ~
- y'ifc clifIrnr. and nurse, u" v'he
l.,ar,lcr. farm preferred. nrge rp1m., amp .hlh'
s,r,urd, rod rsch fsltnfIi IsrafuD and etl i-s'
I,QDsf rrfeNrr~s required Adirefs COZ i'tf If'N'h
UPTOWN Once. f.2f2 Broadway
w ~1rrD Good irard 1T and vfc In private
w f,u,ilv within hours 81 rfi. non -iN''' '
lake III months - July and August Address J. e. IT,
Ie,,ar,,x 80 Equitable iuliiag New YORK. y y.
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faitroaos.
pennsylvania
RAILROAD.

stations f0 Sf = Rsr' NAY 18Th, SsSs:
P 1890 FAST PEhAS StvSlSS
and ssS S'9s H'
200 y f' GH TsdS ' SSb 81 rs crs
Pgman sssP.s and nDns ,O Caps IL 10 o ' NJ s.
Si Sssa.s c.V..sG ss:
z'I sy'snq ' s. fafis as
Arrives Cincinnati Q p NJ. indianapolis ieio r. NJ
$500 I F. H. FAefF s:'2as Sleeping ca
TO Psbdrs Connects ,or Shi'aso anu '0'T'' lay
A. SE6Ras WIZ AND THE SOUTH
TINTED PnriSr and I 5,ins su csrs,
ssSS 900 Dni r. sa s @ f Lmisd
and Dining Cars). 30. Dining Carr 300 r. M
4iio p. M.-Rchmond ard Danyills E5Prss. d ,si
ss1 s. f. Ass spsls to Ha s"a end
500 IT, M.-i)aiiy for Chesapeake Ohio Railway
r5T Sb S SSfgTs S PPFs , GERS
Charles Route. s a; NJ weekdays and with Inr0us"
AT TfsEST coHsT a' IiNE 900 A. daily
Tampa Jacksonville. and Charleston. 900 p NJ da'''
rs s'' RTEASTI asNs cITY P NJ weekdays with
FL H! S&fE MY ;,-.x. an, p.,,
2 F's;'1 Ts. GS s sgodsys 'sI9
not stop FOR T: Ia SsiaP sd"aa'
100 u liza y 49, i,n so Espt $50 GIG
$50 DO LIMITED. 10 A NJ 2 T. 4'ao O. g. 7'e' g.
s.. E., 1875 Sb Stree. end a s sssas
Futon street BoaSws and B,2oyn A%neJ ss ss
The New,Yorx Transfer Company win call for and ehecs
baggage from hotels ard residences 'hr9nsp wo
D General Manager General Pass'r Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-17
ROYAL BLUE LINE

Err { & IL n E S..
Through trains ior Chicago and the West New
York foot OF Chambes-st, daily as follows. and nss
minutes earlier from West 23d-st;
DIX A. M.-Nestibuied Express for Waverly Bing-
J.lo hamton. Emira. Buffalo Bradford aud saa-
manca. ParlOr 10 Buffalo.
200 =. M.-vestlbule Limited. Solid train for Chi.
cago Cleveland and Cincinnati. Dining Car.
coo T.. VI. Solid train 10 Chicago Via Niagara Fala
ODO Seepers Buffalo and Chicago.
Ok =. M.-Na Chautauqua lake and Niagara falla
O.. Solid train 10 Chicago Sleepers TO Buffalo.
Chicago and Cincinnati Dining car.
I oCAt TIME TABLE. TICKETS AND PULLMAN
accommodations 26l 23. +Ol and a51 Broadway. i56
East ig5h-st Chambers and West 23d 81 ferries, New
York 1913 Fulton Brooklyn; 200 Hudson St. Hohoken
and Jersey city Erie Transfer Company calls for
and checks baggage from hotels and residences to desu
nation.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-17
I1rofcssio udl.

AIR ROSS JuNGNI FOR years e2nag' % Y as
bs firc resldea~e would be pleased 70 take charge %
pronlinent choral Orchestral Society n Nrw, aorK
or vicinity. Apply or ADDRESS care OF Dis' 'O''
IIARTEt, 80 East i9thst.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-17
Summer nreorts.


'~--.~~~-~~>
THE GLENADA -
/ COID SPRINGS HARDOP.
LONG ISLAND
r,ghos, situation IN Nor,h shors 20 miles. boating
taihinr fishing beautiful irives positively no mosgai
'oes malaria orchestra daily. moderate. Crcu
diagrams and Information. address Above or a..
ply Office. The Gerard. 10 West 4ith-st. between =
an daily.
W. s. GERARD Proprietor
N IIBI'RTON- -THE-sEA
w SPRING LAKE. y. J.
OPEN FROM JUNE TO OCTOBER
r. X. LETCHWORTH.
WHITE LAKE. y. Y. The garden spot Of sullivan
w County THE HAtNEOGNA. best motel. write Tor
rooms 10 J. II MARTIN & co.
WHEN IN BUFFALO STOP At THE
w GENESEE
NIAGARA FALLS forty minutes away.
u, HITE MOUNTAINS n. II.
w MAPLEwOOD.
East end Of f,mous town Of Bethlehem Grand cen
tire OF oil the Mountain attractions The great re-
sort Of health pleasure Ma2iewood hotel opens July
9Th Maplewood Cottage opens June i0th ~ FUR
WISHED COTTAGES
send for illustrated folder to
AINSIIE & WEBSTER. Managers
No GO Doylstonst. Boston.
0ror other Summer Resort advertising see
Page 1O)
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&
No. e. Doylston- ST.. Boston
Gor other summer Resort advertising see
Page 100
Countrn BOARD.
A FEW SUMMER BoARDEEs can be accommodated at
n pleasant fsrho high slightly and healthy; i've
per '' week -' s. O. SMITH Bust chsuiaaqua Co. y =
A HILLTOP FAnMHousE-Extensv mountain seen
BOOKS s' snd al au f9;% adults daHT pfsd baS g. Wo
A TIANTIC HIGHLANDS y. ).
"A faw adults can be accommodated in private family
n in small family; plano; good shade Use Of horse
and carriage at small expense Excellent table 90 per
WEN ''' MRS. ? ). GALLAGHER.
"a desirable persons IN cot,age Iocatel In SI2c,rl'
grounds Rooms Of unusual Slzr Every ,9n' &
road Nor'h Asuy rafk station EecIsnec. re-
Young children not taken
Il oAEpERs TAKEN reasan farmhogss larg. shay
yard beautiful locality delightful drives; good taols
DoARDERs wANTED.--Largc rooms new house haau;
ID tifu view. high healthy. pleasant. near X X ana
e. IS good 'ao's srN sSSJ' MsF % on Hudson
u GARD IN cATsXiLLs Pine HlI 100 f. s'
Asar t.s' ~ r DA8 Sf9 cs g. quncys roosyn
CATsKIITs Two AMI one half miles from shandaNen
I station Via West shore ana lister and peawnre
Cod Il DsS Gcd E E@a s CO.. ~, f Above & water
S SS SoI III n sam .d@ u and onehaW hours
from \ Terms So ycs. He,fe0ce gn,i July i''
i0i r. RpER ri n1s6neii.yie Greene Co. n Y.
] s. T. f SPos i@ ~. the s GG,
competent service electric sht On , g.. aoynI"' renny
supply detached eo,'oses 10y Sfs o M S~,od e.
COUNTRY poARr-shady grounds. ctr.en' accom-
c Iceaiona a ' 1 the ", q Tenn.
''''' o hH4%%&2. H e 81
CLIFTON FARM 81 miles from ca,r. ,'',.n ~,
Address MIR J. J. ANI'S. fF'''''' y
CooI- LOCATION. large rooms shade trees. PIAZZA;
4 piano. minutes t. nr-'cass ~ TacT tan
ing. bay. superior table terms 80 ~ MNHh "'N''
flande'.. l. J.
+, IMwoop ,farsnhou.e on small emnen,,,.s a. TT
,,.onI % rooms liberal ,afie 4 l. furi. Manohsser w.
T,,RM HOUSE High elevs,,on. shady lawn. large
'''''t%s' r. -rrpiiihffoS sHjIrz Pro ra'o' y y.
FAR RocKAwAYa-..... ,,,,.s,. &c orgy
70, For rsr'eGi'ff;s H., " nm g,- ~ p a,v
C,rAT souTH pAY.-surf iA,hus 'annT. owing ri;
'.rm, 'oT aoc ,'' rae., - ,,a,oa " Ta'' s'~"f j.
4 oop BoAHr IN 'la.,o.r. Va '"P,e x yni, ~ n'
.,,,ortors - country NE reference ldrcr. "
e,n. n'T - New.Tro,ld,nco. - D.. Box y" b.
G. con f1do g e,,' IN . H. " e oral @ ia,
ilrarnn TalHs. .fi'' ,.. '.,..'..,- o., -fr-r.l
r. u.s 1ii i'iri'sI", J.. j.
,l.,,.,, .. .,.,t. f,,.tt. r f..lii. g10~ .ni
4, HD' -, HI'l -...t ,..,--l. .ri f.af~ tfr-r
,tt.e r. ROW. Ke.f.tifr.
T ADy PHYSICIANS l.,-iirr house n~'- u~,.h N.i
L. receive IN, Aids baths rlH.fat hr'i =. -
oking r~as nahe ADDS Rect CIR" A'i"fN la'N "
lIArIEwoop f.in~ rnm- shet' i"~" f'"'. 20,
.iW NJ u vs.. 'l-' ..l i..-"'"i'. n }
~ A FARM i1naqo, .,a'ce. .sa -1nn4 e.. r ..
a.. 80 o., y D. D. I..fksIif- ff i-ifn % 'i-
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Gclp Uantco.

1llscrlldneon5.
VARICOCELE cured, 40 yenr. by DR.. Heath. with
painless local medicines. surgical operations
ela.npssand electricity failed. l0I East 10Th street.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-17

~ WESTERN LAKES
NORTHERN STEAMSHIP CO..
GREAT NORTHERN RAILWAY LINE,
ImGnlo. Duluth and the Paclhc coast
TNcusi,eiy Passenger steel steamships
North West and North Land 800 tons
Gil ,- ,h. ..fttu.rar,'' and full information TO
!. ". LAKE.
a75 BROADWAY. NEW YORK.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-17
no not RISK LOSS OF MONEY

no NOT RISK LOSS OF MONE1
when travelling anywhere IN the world Carry
AMERICAN EXPRESS COMPANY
TRAVELBRs CHEQUES.
.sfed everywhere without p'rsl nal Identification Value
REFUNDED n lost
Tr'ROpE AND ROUND THE WORLD.
II Parties A. frequent intervals Iniependen tickets ana
Atlantic pi-sngra rates for any tour fores"
moneys Every facility and Information. =. ~
rflOS COOK g. son 26l and l225 Bway, n l..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-17

+ %" Mis- CtRTIs's HOUSE IS urEN ...
For ,e,ficuiar. ail-.~s 20 Wet Ivsrt rfih street
Nc,,.Y'fk ~ llN 80 fa~ ,. rkf"'t
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30 last Flri.ea'h sr'o' ,fn
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MOUNT PLEASANT. ULSTER co. N. y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-17
cummer Resorts.

C1TsKIIL MOUNTAINS
l. COCKBURN HOUSE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-17

<,OOr LOCATION. large rooms. shade tr"es. PIAZZA
L pnro, minutes o. free n-st-class stu vhicr iai
ing: nnc bay. superior table. terms -. ~ MNIh Ef@I
IInnNn L 1
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-10-02

The successful series of carnival seasons
iDaugurated by the citizens of st Louis
some fifteen years ago, continue as ever
for the season OF 1894, ind from the morn
ing of September , TO the evening of Octo-
Der 20 the city will be one scene of gayety
and splendOr Many new, novel and
unique features have been added TO the
long list OF standing attractions, and from
every point of view this reign of high car
nfval will outshine all previous attempts.
The st. Louis exposition, the only one of
its kind IN the United States that has
lived year after year with fiatteriEg re-
suits, Will throw open its doors To the pub
lie September 9Th. and remain in n state OF
activity until the evening of October Goth.
Sousa's Grand Concert band has been re-
engaged for the season aud will give the
usual number of concerts during the after
moons and evenings. The entire Missouri
exhibit which appeared at the " orld s
Fair will be transplanted here, and find
space IN the commodious building.
The exhibitors, both foreign and home,
will present new ideas in displaying their
goods. and, in addition TO other features. a
full complement OF speciality artists will
perform on the stage of the Music Hail.
The great St. Louis Fair, which will
open Monday. October LIST, and continue
during the week, promises TO afford many
pleasant SURPRISES. The Midway Plsi
SdDCt al TIC w VI III Il d4I Nlal Dt
presented in full, and the people Of the
west and southwest given al opportunity
TO see in real life the inhabitants of every
civilized and uncIviliZed country on the
face OF the globe.
The Streets Of Cairo" "Old Vienna"
Moorish Palace" ''Hagen bacbs."
Ferris Wheel" etc, will be faithfully
portrayed.
His Royal Highness, the Mighty Yelled
Prophet and retiuue, will enter the
gates of the city on the evening OF
October %. and parade through
the principle thoroughfares as
OF old. Visitors 20 the rity will arrive at
the handsome New Union Station, the
largest railway edIfice ia the world, aud
the most perfect in every appointment
Great Inducements 10 visit the Carnival
City are offered via the Missouri Pacific
Railway and Iron Mountain route, from
ali points On the system.
For complete programme, giving each
weeks attractions in detail. address any
agent OF the company. or Fl. e. Townsend.
General Passenger 4 gent, ST Louis, Mo, o.
T. r. BLECKLET,
1l3 and ia North Main,
Wichita, has
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-10-02

took 10 the passengers rushed head
long into the forward cars. Conduc-
tor Sullivan, with ispfucky associates,
walked up and down the aisle, doing
their best to soothe the frightened
passengers. The shrieks Of the women
and children, as well as the terrified
shouts of the men, increased the terrors
of the scene aroused by the uproar Of
the flames on every hand
The windows broke from the heat,
and one of the male passengers, too
terrified for further self-eontrol, with
terrible cry leaped headlong through
one of the open windows and was
swallowed up in the flames outside.
Two others seeing his action, quickly
followed, and altogether in the next
ten minutes a dozen men leaped to
death in the flames in like manner.
Many of the women, whose terror had,
been pitiful few minutes before, he
roically came TO the help of the train
men in endeavoring to soothe the fright<
ened children, q number of whom were
'op the train.
Engineer Root saw that there was
apparently no outlet for his train
ahead and concluded to turn back
through the district recently burned
over, rather than encounter possibly
greater perils before them he backed
at fast speed to Skunk Lake, a little
settlement FIVE miles north of Hinckley,
and the passengers deserted the burn
ing train at that place, seeking refuge
in swamp, where they spent the
night.
Next morning relief train from the
north brought them through Hinckley
and on to st. Paul. The relief train
carried a supply of handcars, which
were used in picking up the bodies OF
the dead along the track. One hun
dred bodies were picked up and
lief train came to ST. Paul with the in
jured passengers and trainnen-
Hinckley was a mass OF ruins. moth
ing being left standing except the
walls of the roundhouse- So fast did
the flames come that the people had
little or no chance to save themselves
They fed on horseback and on foot.
but were quickly o-ertaben, and very
few seem to have escaped
G One party OF about forty or fifty peo-
pie sought safety in gravel pit The
flames swooped down upon them from
every side and in their endeavors 20
escape from the flames they were
drowned in the pool. many OF them
throwing themselves into the water,
evidently preferring death By drown
ing 10 being roasted alive.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-10-02
MAYORS OFFICE,

WICHITA. ksu., Sept. -, 1894 (
Whereas, The first annual state tair in
Wichita will be held the 81, Sd, 4th. 5th
and 9th days of October, and
Whereas, The management have spared
neither pains nor expense in their efforts to
make this the largest and best fair ever
held in the state of Kansas and
Whereas, The people of the city of Wich-
ita, liz order 10 assist in making the at
tendance as large as possible, and thus
show their appreciation of the effort to
secure the state fair in Wichita perma-
nently, should be encouraged 10 attend
Now, therefore, !, l. NJ Cox, mayor of
the city of Wichita, do most earnestly urge
upon the people of this city TO suspend all
business on Thursday, Oct. 4. and close
their respective places of business at Il
o'clock neon of said day and remain closed
during the remainder of the day and all
attend the fair and show to people outside
of this city aud county our appreciation of
the enterprise of the men who have worked
so earnestly 10 secure an institution of
such general benefit 10 ali classes of bust
hess and TO the city and county generally.
ITO 1t l. VI. Cox, Mayor