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Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-09-20

1yjqe " polskim kraju,
ME nauczyta sic lyle, ably
nszwiska ortograf cznie
pisaG. to dow6d, Ae Niemcy beda
.jeszcze nieli wiele trudnoscj,
zanim ia ,,zpolonizuja.'
KS. KNEIPP jest niewy
cierpanym W swoich leczniczych
projektach l wYnalazkach. Po-
chce koniecznie ludzkosG
nauczyc bose chodzi6. chce to
przeprowadzi6 stopniowo. Wy
nalazl vice rodsal zdrowotnych
(hygienicznych) sandal6w, a ma
swoj wYnalazek JUL W Berlinie
wzia} patent. Te move sandafy
sk}adaja sic z grubej podeszwy
i %rzemyk6w ma ksztalt
sandalow, kt6re noslli z
ub6stwa anchored, a dis
jeszcze nossa W lecie Kapu
cyni. To hygien1czne obucie
pono bardzo TAME a W
skutKach ME ocenione.
Ze strony
dobrze ~poiuformowanej otrzy-
mule ,,Gazeta Lwowska' ma
stepujaca ~wiadomoS6 2 Pary2a:
P%aderewski, ktory pc raz
ostatni W sezonie letnim wy
stapit W Londynie, uSwietniajac
inauguracYa novel sail koncer.
towel Erarda, powrocit L
Apg]ii nadwerezony zbytkiem
piracy, niemal cherry. By zapo
biedz powa2niejszym skutkom
przeteAenia, lekarze wys'ali
muzyka ma po}udnie
FrancYi, z%alecajac mu kilko.
mlosieczna nader energiczna
kuracYa / zabraniajac mu
najsurowiej cry fortep1anowei
w ty1n okresie. Przyk1ty do
kapielowego, w ktorym
odbywa kuracva, mistrz z
&alem odstap;6 muslaf cd
zamiaru koncertu we Lwowie,
poswiecaiac r6wnoczesnle -
acz z mnielszYm 2alem -
objazd ]esienny, kt6ry pod
swletnemi proponowano mu
wsrunkami. Zaiety troska 0
zdrowie swe, kt6re tax dlugo
zaniedbywal, Paderewski "a
mierza ME opuszczaG Sabaudyi
i uzdra wiajacych iej wod, poki
lekarze ME uznaja, he kuracya
wyda}a wyniki zupeinie zada
wala]ace.
KAzDEMU pojedne] krowle.
Gdy zeszlego miesiaca ks.
Bismarck przyby} do Warcina,
%przyjmowal 60 nadlesniczy
Westpfal IA dziedzincu Fam.
kowYm, gd2le pred ch"lla
burza obalila starozytnY dab,
i oznaimi} ks'eciu, jake niesz-
czsscie mogto by}o go spotkac,
gdyby bY} swo)e przybvcie o
kilka minot przyspieszy}. Z
wdziecznosci "a szczesliwe
unikniecie nieszczescia, poda.
rowat ksia&e nazajutrz ka1demn
z siedmiu robotnikow pc jednej
krowie & prawem paszy przez
Gala zine ma jego oborach.
POSLUBNA PODROZ, Pew.
ma bogata para nowo2ehc6w
" Angl.i odprawia swoja po-
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-09-20
AM RYKA


w minionym tygodniu Ks.
Arcybisuup Elder z wszystkimi
sufraganami swojej prowincyi
odprawiali tn roczna swa
korferencya.
Z RZYMU nadchudzi VIA
domosc, Re delegst papleski W
Ameryce Monsignore Satolli
wkr6%ce bed2ie odwofaAy !
z%ostanie kardyna}em. Nastqpea
jego bedzie Tomnasi, byfy
posa} papieski pray dworze
niemieckim.
Pa, IL
wrzes. - Jak wiadomo starry
zolnierze amerykahscY dosta]a
pensya, ]ezeli wskutek siu2by
W chronic Ojczyzny, stall sic
niezdolnyml ME NIGGA "a
pracowac ma utrzymanie, Po-
niewaz jednak dzialo sic DUO
naduzyc / czesto wYpfacono
zapomogi ludziom dawno
umarfym Tub zd:owYm zupe}nie,
za1muiacym nawet wybltne i
dobrze sic opiacaiace stanowi-
sko, ola tego porob,fa obecna
administracYa ST. II. pewne
zastrzezenie i obciela nleco
fandnsz pensyi ola w%eteranow.
Niezadowolenie z tego powodu
wzrasta miedzy wiarosami z
czasow wojuy Pofudoiem
Q86l - 65) zwracajac sic
przedewszystkiem przeciw
Clevelandowi. Jake wyraz z1e.
60 humoru w]eteran6w podac
MONA fakt, il gdy wczoraj
mieli veteran zebrani W Pitts.
burgu maszerowaG popod
lux %tryumfalny ma icb cze6t
wystawiony i zobaczy)i portret
Clevelanda umieszczony ma
bramie t%ryumfalnej, cofneli sic,
poczeli sic burzyc i zdarIi obraz
prezydenta z tuku. SpodziewaG
sic nalezY Re Cleveland odezw,e
sic " tel sprawie publicznie i
wYswieci ia nale4ycie.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-09-20
Ceny

WKNGNA.
P a-N1. [ w]iosenna SOC
zlm 40 Gel.
0 W i e s. CSC
Korn 45c
J eczmleb Mrs.. 46c
Jaja 1Oc
Nj q k a: Winona Patent $3.50
Straight SO 50 Mr.. l Bakers $500
Pasza z kornu $3.50 "a
beczke
0 tr g b Y: bran $14 90
shorts SIS 90, middlings $3.50
ground iced $40
W e n a: srednla prana ~ a %
llcl s "a 20 a nieprana l3 do 15c.
5iano dix i e. 500
Tymotka $1,000
k oniczyna $500. buszel
L ymo ka 2.1O buszei
Nj i 60 lOc
Kury wypraw. c., kurczeta l0c
M 1850 zywe:
skopowina........ .......... 300
~wieprzowinu $40 wolowina $500
c%1elecina 81
Mas}o 15e
Kartofle Soc. buszel
CHICAGO
Pszenica 81
Ow2es. - soc.
Korn.-56
MIL ~ "A hEE
Pszenica-55
Korn-No.2 81
Owes - No. q 80
MENN IA
Pszenicu !55
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-09-20
I OWO.

Az il "" w.
CODY WESELNE c6rki
~.carskiej Ksieni omal CO sic ME
zakohczyly traglcznie. O wy
padku tym podaie niekt6re
.szczegdly dwutygodnik poll
tycznv rosyjski ,Politiozeis.
kaja Chronika,' wYchodzacy
W Wledniu. Welding jego
ioformacyi, most, 20 kt6rym
przeje2d1ali nowo3ehcYz Peter
hofu do Ropszy, byt podpl}o.
wany. Wskutek tego most
runaf, a z MIN razcm i powo2
" kt6rym znajdowali sic no
wo1ehcy. C6rka carska z}ama}a
reke, a jej maizonek zranil sic
W glove. Car kauai przepro'
wadziG W tel sprawie ]ak
ua1surowsze s]edztwo, z kt6rego
sic okazato, il oprocz wojska,
rozstawionego IA ca1ei pre-.
etrzeni pomiedzy Peterhofem
a Ropsza, Mkt zgo}a ma moscie
W dniu tym ME zatrzYmywal
sic i ME m6g1 sic nawet "a
trzvmywaG. W departamencie
eaten pol;cyi przyszll do who
sku, is sprawca ,tego zamachu
znajdowaGsie must W s~zeregach
wojska. Okollcznosc ia wywo-
LAD mia1a nadzwyczaj slime
w~razenie ma carze / spowodowa-
la lego ostaJnia chorobe, a W
je7 nas1epstwie odwo}anie ma
oewr6w smolenskich.
~ELEKTRYCZNE kolej7 De.
lazne dzialaia podobno mag
netycznie ma zegarki podroznych
TAX dalece, re czesto dawac je
trzeba zegarmistrzom do napra-
wy. W mies,ie PHILADELPHIA
o TEN sic przekonano, zegar-
mistrze ma]a tam teraz DUO
roboty. -
Znana jest rzecza, Re mp. W
cukrowniach prey aparacie, W
ktorym So baterye celem
wydobywania elektrYcznosci,
nie MONA nie6 zegarg6w; kto
cukrownia oswietlana elektrycz'
noscia zwiedza, winien zegarek
powiesi6 W przedpokoju, by
sic ME zamagnetyzowa}. Kap'
sulka rogowa ma zegarku chro'
nj 60 cd 2magnetyzowania,
ale ME dostatecznie.
PRZYRzAD, zawiadamiaja
cY podroznych W salach pc
czekalnych ma dworcach g
odchodzacych poclagach wyna
laz{ in2ynier Strohbach / "a
prowadzono go JUL IA wyctem.
,berslkich kolejsch pshstwo vych,
Oh czasu kiedy skasowano
dzwonki ma peronach, podr6Anl
nleraZ ME WledZa, KleCy KlOfy
pociag odchodzl. Przez krecenle
korby umieszczonel IA peronie
wvskakuja W salach poczekal
nych tabliczki z oznaczeniem
odchodzacego pociagu i k]as
wagon6w, jake W tym pociagu
zemieSZcZOne.
ZE POLONIZACYA W byd'
.goskiem ME jest tax straszna,
iak jq sohie zowinisci niemiec'
cy W tych stronach wystawiaja,
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-09-20
re POLONIZACYA W byd.

ZE ~POLONIZACYA W byd.
.goskiem ME jest tax straszna,
iak jq sohie szowinisci niemiec.
cy W tych stronach wystawiaja,
ma to many dowod ma byd~
goskiej ,,Ostdeutsohe Preesse" =.
- Robiac wzmianke 0 DR..
Gafezowskim. ktorv wezwany
przez Szacha Perskiego do
Teheranu ably mu syna, nastep'
ce tronu, z cie1hiei choroby
ma oczy wyleczy}, robifa Dr.,
Go]ezowskiego Francuza, a
nazwisko lego przekreci}a ma
., Gu7czn0wski;'? Czemu szowi.
:piscj kon6sku)a naszych s}aw-
nych mellow i robia z Dr..
'Ga'ezowskiego Frsncuza, z
Kopernka Niemca, z Matejkl
'Ctecha, a z Siemieradzkiego
Moskala = to ju1 mas wcale
NE dslwi, - a tenn mni~j nam
SAX odzi; ale Re ,Ostdenche
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-09-20
POSLUBNA PODROZ, Pew.

POSLUBNA R Pew.
ma bogata para nowo2ehc6w
" Angl.i odprawia swoia po-
slubna podro& do Dalmacyi "
ten sposob, De cd wsi, do
wsi, do miasla wiezie re SODA,
wielki z najwiekszym konf,r-
tenn urzadzony namict, W
ktorym W przestankach mleszka.
Ma szczycie namiotu powiewa
angielsza choragiew. Excen-
tryczna ia para apgIelska
znajduje sic obecnie oko}o
miasta lara. Podobna excen-
trycznosG bogaczY to wielki
przyczYnek do teorYl socyaliz.
mu. W!elez to setek ludzi "a
excentryczDoSc mia|oby kawa-
lex chleba?!
TAKzE bTATYSTYKA.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-09-20

W OMAHA. Nebr., w mi
nionym tygodniu juz soieg
padal,
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-11-10
STILL IN THE DARK.
No Democrat Yet Found TO Run for
Mayor.

The Dcmocats do not know any more
about whom their candidate for Mayor
will be than they did before the primaries
last night. On the contrary
they know less. for in the past "a
hours number OF those mentioned
in connection with the position have been
seen and in every instance Hat denial
has been the result so that the list oil
possibilities" has been very materially
reduced
MIR. Hiram p. AyIsworth, who is talked
very favorably OF, has not as yet had the
nomination rendered him but he
declares beforehand that he could
not accept it because of pressure
of business and personal matters. MIR.
Aylsworth says that he j. an ont and out
Democrat, aud that the party viii make
mistake ~ ~ goes outBlds and
tries to gain votes by selecting
an independent candidate. Failure at
this election Is practically certain, any
way, and It would be more creditable
TO be defeated with a recognized Demo-
crat at Inc head OF the ticket. Mr. Ayls-
worth also says that the nomina-
tion should be given to a
business man, and not TO
a lawyer. lie names as the best men in
the party today ex-Mayor William ~.
Potter and MIR. Gardiner G. Sims.
Another Democrat, who is o lawyer and
has refused 20 take the nomination a
dozen times within the past two weeks,
says thai Mr.AiysWorih woutd not make
strong cGnd date, because be is 80 unpop-
ular that his own clerks would vote
against him.
There Ia not a Democrat who would not
be glad 10 support Mr.. Sims, but be would
not take tho nomination. He has refused
everything In years past that
the Democrats have offered him, including
the nomination for Governor and for
Congress at a time when ho might reason.
ably haee expected success at the
pOr1E. 1t met likely thai
he will now accept the nomination that
lesser men have refused for the sole
reason that they know that they could
not be. elected.
Mr.: Richard h. Comstock sticks to his
original resolution 90 have nothing TO do
with the candidacy, ana SO II Is with all
the rest.
Hiram Howard's son msiptsins . dig
nihsd silence
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-11-10
HAD ENOUGH WAR.
United States Asked to Cooperate
With Other Powers For Peace


WASHINGTON, ID. c., Nov. 19.-This
Government has again been asked to in
tervene in the China-Japan war. The last
time the invitation came from the
quadruple alliance, and was refused. This
t me the invitation comes from China her,
self, but it, too, will, in all probability, be
refused.
IL was discussed at length at the cabi-
net meeting today, and the President is
expected to announce to the Secretary OF
Slate his dec son tomorrow.
The invitation was received by this
Government yesterday morning. 1t was
a request from China that the United
States cooperate with Great Britain,
Russia, Germany, France and Italy to
stop the war.
In the note China sets forth at length
the present status of the hostilities, and
says that she has always recognized the
independence of Corea, and is willing TO
agree 10 continue to do so; moreover, that
she will pay 20 Japan an indemnity to
defray that country's expenses in the War.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-11-10
WITHOUT FOUNDATION.

WASHINGTON. Nov. 10.--The report that
another $1,000, 900 bond issue had been
determined upon Is without founda-
tion. Ii is learned on undoubted
authority that Secretary Carlisle mas
not changed in the least his views
and policy with respect to the issue
Of bonds. The ppblic credit will be
maintained, and il to this end it is found
necessary to issue bonds they will
be issued without the least hesitation.
but no action of this kind is in
immediate contemplation. If there
should be heavy and continued with
drawals of gold for export, it might be
necessary In order TO maintain the Gov
ernment credit TO place another loan, but
the present conditions do not warrant
such action. A subordinate OF the
treasury department in speaking of
the matter said that these reports
were put IN circulation by certain class
OF Wall street brokers for the sole pur-
pose of influencing the market, while
others gave them circulation in the hope
OF forcing an issue. II can be stated with
the utmost positiveness that there are no
preparations now being made at the
treasury for another bond issue.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-11-10

FOREST FIRES.
Smoke so Dense Boats Can
not Run in the River.

MEMPHIS, Tenn, Nov. 10.-Forest fires
are raging in West Tennessee
and Western Arkansas and a
cloud of smoke has settled down
over the city aud surrounding
country. The smoke is so dense on the
river as to prevent tho boats running.
The passengers on the steamer Lady Lee
which arrived last night bring terri
Bile tales OF losses and suffering
from fires on both sides OF the river
north OF Memphis. In Mississippi
County, Ark, several plantations have
been devastated and the tenants left
homeless. The flames are famed by a
stiff wind aud are spreading. The long
drought has made the timber and cot
ton fields as dry rs tinder and
nothing but heavy rain will check the
fires. The roar ef the flames can be heard
for miles. The towns of Brownsville and
Obion on the Tennessee river, which were
in danger last night, were saved by the
prompt work OF citizens who fought the
flames all night.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-11-10
BEETHOVEN, BISMARCK. wELLING.
TON.

Kings and Queens innumerable, nearly all
the minds that have changed the course
of affairs in the world for centuries have
been TO Carlsbsd for bodily aid. Not every
body can go even in these times of fast
travel. but everybody can have the bene-
fiis OF Carlsbad at a small cost at home I'm
the Carlsbad Sprudel Water, or the Caris-
bad Spradel Salt (Which is evaporated
from the Sprudel Spring.)
The genuine Carlsbad sprudel is natu-
raj remedy which is ALWAYS effective in
all disorders of the stomach, liver and
kidneys; for habitual constipation gouty
and rheumatic affections it is without
equal. Be sure to obtain the genuine
article, which has the seal OF the city of
Carlsbad and the signature, "EIsNER a.
MENDELsoN Co., Sole Agents, New
York, on every bottle.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-11-10
SEVENTEEN NATIONS.
The Representation at the Los An
qeIes international Exhibition.

Los ANGELES, CAL, Nov. 10-The Los
Angeles International exhibition will be
opened at Hazards pavalion at o'clock
this evening. Seventeen different nations
are represented in tho booths which
are arranged on he first floor OF the build
ing. Some OF the most interesting exhi-
bits OF the Worlds Fair at Chicago and
the Mid Winter Fair at San Francisco
have been secured and are now in
place in the hall. The flags OF all nations
float in the building, and at the end Of the
main hall is stage where native enter
tainments and dances will be given by the
various foreign nations represented at the
exhibition.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-11-10
CAPE COD ASSOCIATION.

BosToN, Nov. 10.-At the annual meet
ing of the Cape Cod Association today tho
following officers were elected President,
Joshua e. SEARS; vice presidents, Nathan
Crowell, Frsneis d. Cobb, Philip II.
Sears, Eben Bacon, plinp Nickerson, A.
IL. Hsrdy, George Thscher, c. M. Baker,
George a, Nickerson, j.. O. Shaw,
Jr., Il. Henry Baker, Willard T. Sears, and
John Simpkins; treasurer, Eben Bacon
corresponding secretary. Osborne Howes
recording secretary, George Thacher
Nathan Matthews Jr., was proposed for
membership.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-11-10
HEARD IN COURT,
Continued from Page l.)

The following causes have been filed in
the Common Pleas Court today:
Robert II. Kirk & Son VS.. Gallup Build
ing Company. This is an action TO re-
cover s400 for goods sold to the defend
anti w. b. Tanner 10 the plaintiffs at
torney.
w. III. Williams q Brothers vs.. George
r. Trask. This iran appeal from the Dis
trict Court in which Judgment was rem
dered for piaintiff for $6967 and costs. J..
w. Mathewson appears for plaintiff; j. E.
Conley for the defendant.
Michael T.. Whalen vs. City OF Pawtuck-
et., This is q suit Of $500 to recover for
damages done to the plaintiffs bSrber
business by reason OF the city's employees
tearing down building in which he car
ried on his trade. Peter j. Quinn appears
for the plaintiff.
Atlantic Halibut Co. VS.. Lawton ID.
Stone. This is suit to recover $1,000 due
on book account. j. w. Blodgett
appears for the plaintiff.
Jacob Brothers VS.. Benjamin III. Cory.
This is suit to recover 1880 for value of
goods sold to the defendant. Edwards
4 Angel appeared for the plaintiff.
Loring +. Hersey VS.. Union Railroad
Company. This Is a suit to recover s20,-
600 for injuries sustained by the plaintiff
on August 10 while riding on q Crescent
Park car, through another car striking
the one In which he was riding, and thus
hurting his spine. Edwards & Angel APP
pear for the plaintiff.
George w. Knapp vs.. r. /. L'Esperance.
This is an action to recover $1,000 on pro-
missory note. ]. j. Heffernan appears for
the plaintiff
In the case of James Clancey and wife
VS.. Ellen Griffin judgement for plaintiff
was rendered for $1l27.47.
In the case OF Lazarus Lipschitz against
the Union Railroad Company, common
pleas jury this afternoon returned a ver-
dict for the plaintiff Of $3.50.
In the King case this afternoon the ap-
pelate court ordered that the case be
continued for hearing, on the
motion for appointment of guardian
ad litem, and removal OF Caleb Eaton as
next of friend, to Dec, II, at 10 O'Clock.
The stay of proceedings heretofore grant
ed is to be continued except both sides
may take dopositions.
Additional divorce cases have been
heard as follows;
Joseph Miller against Melissa Miller.
Adultery alleged. Decree granted nisi.
Jane Kelly VS.. Henry J. Kelly. Adultery
and non-support alleged. Decree granted
nisi.
In the suit OF Hubley Manufacturing
Company vs. Charles w. Ives, the case
was held for advisement. Plaintiff sues
for $3.50 for goods sold.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-11-10

New LONDON, Conn.,, Nov. 10.--The tor
pedo boat Ericsson win not have her
speed trial today, as was expected, owing
TO the fact that buoy No. has been car
ried out OF its position and the
course has not been verified. Commander
Bradford who went out on the steamer
Cactus to complete the course has been at
New Haven for two days waiting for IA :
vorable weather TO place the buoys in po-
sition. The trial viii probably take place
on Monday.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-11-10
KIRkWCOD'S WIFE.
She Appeared and Claimed all Her
Dead husbands Property.


GLASGOW, Nov. 10.-The body OF James
X. Kirkwood, coal merchant OF Troy,
N. ", was found floating in The canal
here on Tuesday morning last, as
exclusively cabled to The Associated Press
at 1.-THE time. In the pockets of the
deceased were found nine pounds in
money and a visiting card which ena bled
|. the authorities to identity him. The
evidence at first collected points to foul
police to unravel the mystery OF Mr.. Kirk
woods death.
1t appears that Mr.. Kirkwood, some
years ago, lived in Glasgow where he
quarreled with his wife and went TO the
United States eventually establishing
himself in business as a coal merchant
at Troy. Mr.. Rirkwood had just returned
to this city from the United States when
the discovery OF his dead bouy floating in
the canal was announced and caused
numbers of his relatives TO appear
and put in claims for his property. But
they were all disappointed, for his wife
has unexpectedly appeAredlupon he scene,
established her identity and received
everything belonging to the dead
man. Mrs. Kirkwood also buried
the remains of her husband.
MIR. Kirkwood was last seen alive on
October 10, when il was noticed that he
had been drinking heavily, and the police
express the opinion that it is possible
that he stumbled into the canal while in
toxicated, stuck in the mud, and, owing
to his helpless condition, was unable to
extricate himself and was drowned.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-11-10

Dy Ihe assoc atel Press
TAUNTON, Mass. Nov. 10.-Actor NJ. B.
Curtis OF "sam'l OF Posen"
fame who was arrested last
night under writ OF attach
ment on complaint Of playwright Duncan
Is. HARRISON thnt Curtis owes him S136T.9i,
was released from custody tbis afternoon
on taking the poor debtors oath. Mr..
Curtis left Immediately for Fall River,
whore he is booked to play tonight.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-11-10
THE WAR IN AFRICA:
Bp The A~ocrd'ct Prc,..

BERLIN, Nov. 10.-Advices received
here from Salaam, German East
Africa, dated Saturday, Oct. 13,
announce that the Tabora Com
psny has successfully engaged the
wsheha Tribe near Kont9. There was
some severe fighting and Lieutenant
Bothmor was killed. Lieutenant Hat
liorsch and several others were wounded.
Lieutenant Hatliersch has since died OF
his wounds.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-11-10
MURDERER ESCAPES.
Portland Police Looking For Or.
John 3. Hughes.
Rn The As.oeint,f Pr..,.

PORTLAND, Me-, Nov. 10.-The coroner's
ury today found DIR. J. b. Hughes guilty
81 the murder of Mary Dunn, the young
woman who died from the effects of
criminal operation in this city recently.
Hughes has succeeded in escaping the
police and his whereabouts are unknown.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-11-10
PORT ARTHUR.
A Report That Japanese Are
in Possession.

LONDON, Nov. 10.--A dispatch to the
Pail Mall Gazette from Che Foo says that
the Japane have captured Port Arthur.
The dispa.ch also says that five Chinese
torpedo boats passed Che Foo at an early
hour yesterday morning stesming in the
direction of Wei Hal Wei.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-11-10

wAsuiNG4oS. soy. 20 -tcrccas. tili H. m.
Sunday; Msne--snow. colder nor.hwesierly
winds. Now Hnmp-hirc, Vermont and Mnssachn.
sets SHOW. foilewoi nday hT fair and Geld. r.
rorthwcsfcTiy rifd Mo. G ie a11 ara Conarcfi.
cui-Raia snow ioiay. fair sunday. cooler.
northucs wieds EEs'crn Acu York frin or
snow today. flir IA day colder. ortawcstsay
winds
- The weather coa, ,inues stormy in the lakes mid
die states and nofthcasti fair elsewhere colder in
western distriets.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-11-10
Daily Cooking Hint.

CARAMEL CAKE.-One cup of butter,
two OF sugar, a scant cup OF milk, one and
half cups Hour, cup corn starch, whites
Of seven eggs. three teaspoons baking
powder in the flour; bake in long pan. Take
hall pound brown sugar, scant quarter
pound chocolate, half cup milk, butter
size OF an egg, two teaspoOns vanilla; mix
thoroughly aud cook as syrup until st II
enough to spread; spread on cake and set
in the oven TO dry.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-11-10
MORTALITY REPORT FOR OCTOBER.

Health Department, City Registrars ONCE,
City Hall, Providence, Eov. 10, 1894
There were lss deaths for the month Of October.
This Is 20 less than the number for the preced ing
month, and "a less than for October, 1898 The iss
deaths represent annual rate of 1850 per thou
sand in an estimated population Of l53, 900
There were 10 deaths from diarrh9al diseases, rs
from consumpuon, from pneumonia, ~ from
heart, from scarlet fever, from diphtheria, 8
from whooping cough, from typhoid fever.
There reported TO the Superintendent OF
Health during the month 80 cases VI scarlet fever,
. Of diphtheria, OF measles, as OF typhoid fever.
CHARLES v. CHAPLIN. NJ d.,
City Registrar
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-11-10
ANOTHER RESIGNATION.
DIR. Carol Won Boetticher to with
draw from the Prussian Ministry.
~ T7,e .AssOolateL 7rcs,.

~ The Associated Press.
BERLIN, Nov. 10.-It is reported on
high authority that DIR. Carl Won Boetti-
cher imperial secretary of state for the
interior and vice president OF the Prussian
council of ministers has rendered his
resignation. Ii is added that his resigna-
tion has not yet been accepted.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-11-10
Talked About.
Entertainments Today.

PROVIDENCE OPERA HOUSE William Gillette
in "Too Much Johnson"
KEITH's OPERA HOUsE--"A Ride for Life"
LoTHRoP's OPERA Observation-Disclosures Rober
In "rhe clemenceau Case"
wEsrMiNsrEH fhEArEH-The sefton Comic
Opera Company.