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Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1894-08-03
Grand Clearance Sale

In Mems Clothing and furnishings
SO and SIS Fine Dress Suits for SO 90 to $12 90
s and u all Wool Suits for 90 to 90
and good durable Suits 3 so to 90
Elegant Dress Pants now 2 90 to 90
You are going to the circus and want to look
as we'll as the other fellow. Don't expect a girl
to admire the whiskers your pants Spruce up
for the occasion, and save 25 to so per cent on
what you buy at the same time
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1894-08-03
STRIKES ARE RIGHT

Nj 1O4 1AAtO LAAt1L -AOAOA -
When a man "strikes" out to build
home for himself and family. Now is
THE TINE to strike" while you have
an opportunity to secure home on
payments of 25c or more per week.
ALL ARE GOING OUT
Not far, only to Stuttz's Addition to
live amid pleasant surroundings. Alma
College is located on Stuttz's Addition.
80 LOTS SOLD.
Men Fight for Their Homes
But whoever heard Of man lighting
for his boarding house. You may not
fight for home, but create saving OF
25c or more per week and apply it in
payment on lot, and you will soon
own home in Stuttz's Addition.
Special Inducements 10 Home Builders.
Address
JAS. Logic,
or care OF Alma College
JAMES A. sTUTTZ,
lOll Medinah Temple, Chicago Ill.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1894-08-03
Everybody

I Wants to go to Barnum
& Bailey's Great Show.
For every $1,000 you ~,
trade with us we will give W.
you a ticket free, in addi- W
tion to tickets on silver
ware. Seventy-six of our
customers have already \
a received beautiful pieces of
&N silverware absolutely free, \
~ as we guarantee TO sell I
groceries cheaper than any
~ other house in the county.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1894-08-03
In Shoes

We have enormous stock. An elegant Fine
Shoe, worth $500 to $3.50, we sell for $3.50.
high grade Cordovan, Kangaroo Calf Shoe,
never sold less than 49, SO to $500 we sell for
50. rs to 49, 25. The same cut in prices on Hats
or Shirts-n fact everything
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1894-08-03

JAMES A. STUTTZ,
lOll Mednah Temple, Chicago, Ill.
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1894-03-24
Lincoln, Neb.

People mkgh m phh ppte Throughout
d dpn h h
@ sS % s 's* Lessons
n dp dhphM y ptc
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1894-08-09

No supplemental food IS better than
ground oats as a help 10 developing the
helier calf. As soon as she begins to eat
bay the should have 3 little light and
morning, fed dry Begin with bali pint
OF feed or even les',and gradually decrease
the quantity until she will take pint at &
feeding, See that you keep her thrifty
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1894-08-09

There are thousands Of farms among tie
bills of New England on which may he
found places Of from good sized garden
up to several acres which can be very
easily end chesEly irrigated, and in dry
season the productiveDess doubled or trei
bled and oftentimes whole crop saved
by this alone Whele there is living
spring on a hillside above such piece Of
land a few hogheads placed on a frame
WORK to give S or 10 feet elevation above
the crop, and at short intervals OF within
50 to 100 feet Of each other and fed by a
line Of one half to an inch condemned gas
pipe laid on be surface, will give con
slant and suii lent supply, Without the
expense Of cunduls and checks for a sys.
TEN Of forage, yen can, with hose pipe
and nozzle sprinkler, which can be ottach,
ed to the hoghe DIS by means Of com
coupling slopcock, apply the voter in
natures way and as it is needed Use the
sprinkler early in the morning before the
sun is high, or near evening, aud you will
have very satisfactory system Of irrIgal
ton under your control and at very little
expense. The pipe can be obtained Of any
plumber, and the hose ned nozzle Of a
hardware dealer. Otsntimes sccJndhand
hose can be bought OF low price that
will answer the purfos, as well, Such
an investment will often lay 100 per ceut,
writes a New Hampshire correspondent
Of The New England Homestead.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1894-08-09
ANritnltnrf.
srpr,,.t,aa Of T,fuu,ss.


+ 30 hIftFilg teri l.4#fs 30 tHc ta" 8" a.
Ole llafPhsitt are uasi seatfsHT used
bot caauot be a'..sad 10 th,t cenittiau
~ T.sbh, Zen iiA'r @tte they "auid
sei etftaslfo1 nraa itt' teAtef tissues
They revert g. i1tf y1Ftaa, e'aa'nao
~heu arr.ai 90 the sai# aad Try t@"
are u ihe Quest latlnle state 81 dtUslen
+ TITUS whites 8 g.resIaadtai la the Nee
lark Iubauc, vAa add
Nhea mineral ptaTbatss ate used
ibefo is 90 @egIy 90 guua.ag them e.
a. lmTslTab.e poa8cr. ADD 300 tins form
spilled tl lhe tol The afe more sdvagta
seaas taaa Shea converted toto q sup=I
phos2batt,Wltb the 10 oisulptuuc sct5
vaea ls both r1peusve aud lreEuFeHieal
10 ase.
by uH"R lAe GI1un pa1~Itat- hnr|y
erga! tustc CAT be apI he'd more tlso
tolhie the quantity q phastbotla acid 60
the &. ii al tie same cot bat there can be
30 u.iEg sgrerp o.ptfcs The Plant vii
take Up BIS much rhJspborjc scld the first
yearss It sou.d rom tba tuTt rrhosp'at
aod as much more 81. he left Do the Ell,
-yhIsbje tr further drAilsuIpu It 10 after
seasons, NJ IL does nat lanch tIom tue soil
Bo9es aud mineral phospbalss can be
d comro,ed and rendered soluble by 81
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1894-08-09

Agriculture Is being stimulated 10 10 dia
as never before, aud improved processses
are bsipg introduced. It's is s.use.rg
the stteltiou Of compiling committee
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1894-08-09

Tarce yesr old fruit trees may be easi,y
tfanspIauted 10 this way: First.t holes
are to be dug, that the roots may be cow
cred viii ont cay more exposure than neg
etssry. Some rich soil or compost is pre-.
pared and laced BY the holes Then the
trees are ang up snd the roots are smooth
Iy cut sad Trimmed, as little dl.turbauce
Of them ss possible b-ng made TIE q lee
should be AZ large 81 Fo.tible to tfJr3
room for the roou, sIre4d 10 natatsI
po,iDiJp. They are then covered uitl the
rich fcI ard ibis ls WORKED well b,tveep
the hbeEs sad made compact The fesl
Of the soil j.. then thrown Oh t1i., Bbd is
veil tran pied down.
, 1894-05-04

90 itebt Bic Sa9e bel Ben Oemofraten,
tpo alio MIR auf 40 Stimmen gu re9nen
lit, tpenn WftQS mttgeSd6lt tpir6. Die 3qbl
bet Gepubltfaner 1T i'm Senat auf 80 3u>
idmmengeiAmol5en Cir ben 6ieler Sage
oeritorbenen Senator StofbrtOge rc6nen
ptr eincn Nd9fol9er) unb p8il0e" gtebt
eS 3, nGmlt9 BEN 8auernbinbler 8effer,
ben 8opultiten Quens un0 ben 1tnabbangis
gen &Dle. Sttmmen bic 9rei nit Sen 9te7
publtfanern unb aucb SIN uni Wurp9p,
10 lit bic Sarifbiu gei9la8en, Oenn eS
ipcrhen 6ann AZ Stimmen fit, uno 43
Stimmen ge9en bie 8iu db9egeben; ittmmt
aber nur Elm yg8il6er" nit De n emDfratc1t,
10 bericbie6t iicb Die O3e6rDeit aAf biele.
@jebt W2iQs npcb ms fetnbltde 2ager lber,
bann miiiien idbon 3mei Bopultlten ben
9emofraten 3t 6ilfe fommcn. Ser Gt3ez
Braii6ent Steoenion fam, tDenn ale Wtttz
glie6er antpeienb itn0 un6 ittmmen, gar
ntcbt in 8erle8enbcit fomnen, nit ietner
Stimme ben Stidenti6eib 9eben 81
miiIien, ba Bel IS Wftt9lie6ern Stimmens
9let9beit nibt eintreten fann.
gie geia8t, ba8 S4ifial Der Garifbta
bGn9t al einem Saoen.
, 1894-05-04

= 2tm 4. Mat 1921 miro 9tt6er BEL
9lItenitetn ergriffen un6 auf bte @artbur9
gefitbrt. 1926 tptrb Der Sor9auer 8unb
gum S6uB Der lutberiiben 2ebre 9ei6Lolz
len. 1929 m:r6 am 4, Ofat 9ut6er cine
5tpeite SO6tcr, WagOaLena, geboren. 1851
itebt @uftap Q(6olf Dor 8erGin. 1913
nimmt gtep Qeib3ig pieOer elm. 1914 LAM
BET NapoIeon auf @(bo. 1915 critics SUI
Qenbturnfeit in 0euti0Ian6. 1848 Ser
titnOt9un8 Der Gepubltf Ourcb Sic franz
50iti9e Notwithstanding. 1851
Stiftung Der Oeutiden Observation-Disclosures
in Seruialem. 1886 mirO auf benz 6euz
marfte in @6ica9o utter 6ie 8olt3ei cine
DDnamit78om gemorfen, bur9 peIbe Z
Poltstlten ben SOB ftnben unb 60 pertpunz
BET tpurben.
, 1894-05-04
@6mat at ef1tc,tt NnSett.

@rober GleOeIa1O bat jebt ietne Mannen
i'm Senot nm itcb 9eiammclt uno W3ultez
run9 9ebaIten. 0eitern tpar nGmlib 6emp7
fratil9er &rie8sratD un6 in benz lit nit
allen 9e8cn cine Stin1me beiblolien NOR
Den, tilr Die Nnna6me ber GQrifbiQ i'm
Scnat ais 8artei eiu3utreten. 0emofras
ten giebt'5 i'm Senot A, unO bon oenen
babcn 8eltern 80 benz 9arteiratb belize
mObnt; ftr ben Obt8en 8ci9luB itimmten
81, ~Oa9egcn-6tu. 6 M1it8lieber feblten,
Oocb tommen BON bieien nur Murp6o un6
WftuS IN 8etra9t. MurpbD lift bas me
too" OeS 5iu. NttuS iiBt nob i'm
S9mouminfeI, biiQt iidb icbpeigcnb in
letne &o9a, bocb iou auf i'm nit sisemlicber
8e1timmt3eit gerecbnet merben f0nnen.
Smit3 bon gtep Serlep bat iidb truB leiner
tnnt8en 8e3iebun8en gu Grofer, Dem Sam
manipulating, ben ct Gags 3ruor uob inn
8agen ant 8a6nbof abgeboLt (Grofer mar
getommen, nm ben bis6erigen 8unbes=
9~enoiien 9ius al Der 6ubnenlu9t 81 berz
btnoern) BON 6iu IoSgelagt.
, 1894-05-04
@rooer @leoelanb beritebt es ib(ie

- @rober @leoelan6 beritebt eS i6lieBs
ltcb uO6 imuter, ieinen @iQen BEL ieinen
bdufig rebt bod6etni8en 9arteigenoien
Our95uieben. 0aflr liefert Die 8eitern ers
folgte 8eitdtigung beS G6omaS 6. 8ez
nebict bon QlbanD, &c. g., sum 8un6eSs
brufer, et1en neGen 8emeiS. Benedict be-
fleibete Oas betreffenoe 2tmt ibon p46rcn6
Der eriten Qlbminiitration glebelan0's,
mac6te itb aber bel benz 8ourbonene[ement
Der 8artei 6aourb, OaB ct tii9tige 8eamte
unb 2trbeiter Der &egterungS6ruferei
wo9ten fte ou6 Ser repubtttantlcben 8ortet
an9eb0ren, belbe6telt, 9rin0licb Der6aBt.
Qu5 ietne 0teberernennung ~erfolgte, err
fldrte Senator @orman, Der 0orltben6e
beS NuSi6uIies fir @rnennunoen, run6z
tpeg, 6aB Oerielbe auf feline 8eItGtigun9 gor
nicbt 81 rebnen braucbe. SIS bate oub
ptrtlj3 Ben Qlni6etn, ais Of @orman
re9t beDielte, benn eS itt6 ieit Ser 8ouz
3iebun9 Der @rnennung ibon eintge Wo
nate perfloIien. Die pl6blicbe 8eftGtigrn9
berielben tommt baber ei%nigermaBen iiberz
raicbenb. Wag iein, baB Benedict Ben
Gerfeatern bes @runOiaBes O0em Sieger
Bic Geute" etnt9e Gon5e1itonen 9emacbt bat,
aber aI3u melt lit ct barin iebcnfaQS nicbt
9~egangen. Glebelanb bat oermut6ltdb etnz
fa1 ben 9aumen O'rauf eeieBt", unb,itehe
90 - es gin9! Benedict etgnet iic6 IT'D
rigens Dor3i9licb fir bos Q(mt. Se6enfauS
better, ais unier r8roaO" Mc9tbee, Der bas
YOit9en baben WoQte.
, 1894-05-04

- Die 8ericbte Iber sic Gtienbabneinz
na9men wGbreno ser eriten brei 0ocben
be8 Monat9 Qtpril 5eigcn etne feline .3uz
nabme i'm 8cr8lctcb gum Mdr39eibdft un6
tommen ben Q(uSmeiien in benz ent1prez
9enben 3eitraum OeS GOrja6res Do9 ipez
%nt9itenS etni9ermaBen nabe. 0ieS gilt ais
ein ermut6i9enbe5 3eiben, Oa Scr bebeu=
tcnbe 8ra9tOertebr fitr Bic G6icagoer
MISUNDERSTANDING oie Ginnabn1en i'm l(pril
Oe8 per8angenen Sa6reS ungetp0bnltcb groB
geltqLtcte. Mabrenb Der Tracbtperfebr i'm
Aagemeinen 10 befriebigenO lit, tpte er UNI
ter BEN llmit6n0en iein fann, bat iib au6
Der BoIiagicrOertcDr auf mancben 8a6nen,
namentLicb I'M Often, geboben. Die @aiiaz
9ter8ll9e auf Der Seem gorf Central, Der
Benniploonia, Der Meitern Shore unb
@rte@8abn tparen felt g~eraunter 3ett nibt
10 gut hclcbt, mic anger hliflich.
, 1894-05-04

= Californian bat III 6er 8erion beS
6rduIetn Stole O'9auoron cine duBerlt 9ez
lcbrte Qtitronomin auf5uweiien. Die iun9e
Dame perbrin9t einen 9roBen She'll ibrer
3ett nit Stubien auf ber beriibmten Sid
iben S%terntparte auf Dem fiuf3ig Meilen
iiiOIib bon SaA TranctScO bele8enen set.
6antiItOn gu, uno wtrO OBJ tbrer tpertbz
OOuen 8eitrd8e our @ei9i6te Der @rfors
ibung 6es 6immelsraumes in ben Sa9z
~tretien bO6gei6dbt.. -. Ob eS Srdulein
O'6aIoran iemaLs beriucbt bat, ii9 auf
6em Spra6pege nit u%nieren ouf benz
9laneten Mtars permutbeten Gettern in
@erbtnbung 3u ieben :? sic Derftebt bod
iebenfa4s oas hal loring" aus benz SUM-
oament.
, 1894-05-04

= 0as @run6etgentbumS9ei6Gft tnuB
in G6ica9O iebr rege iein, benin bic geitrigen
@erfGufe nabmen cine ganse SpaLte fleins
iter S9rift Elm. 3abIretder itnb bic Cages
berfGufe int 6enfpirbigen Sommer 1890
.8etpeieu. Nu5 Sic 8aul6cine reiben ii6
gang itattLicb a%neinanoer. Soft, pie tpare
baS erit, tpenn mir etnmal bic Ietbtge
Sarif1i6erei btnter uns bGtter. Nm guten
Q8iuen unb an @eI6 feblt's t~pabrbafttg
ntcht, 1ur am Yertrauen. 0as geDt aber
BEN %Gbicago'erf, iomeit bie 3utunft ibreS
pOreds" in 8etracbt fonnt, nibt OBJ.
, 1894-05-04

: 9a lage nod @iner, 6aB Bic lnteri7
faner tein 9euti9 lernen. Die O&irmeB"
botten ie ihor ldngit uno ieBt baben ie itb
aucb ben uSabrmarft" 3ugelegt, freili6 elm
merfpiirOige5 @emiib BON Soft meiB mas
fir Gdn3en, oerbun6en NIT 8uppeni8au
unb &rambu6en, pte i'm Die 0dm6en Der
st. 9l8neS : @tl6e, etnem Sun8fra1en>
Gerein in Der bieitgen Ct, M}arfuSs@es
meinbe, geitern i'm vGarIetOn Glub@ auf8ez
ftbrt baben. - Gtinberpet, Sabrmarft,
&trmeB. = 9a fann's ia nit Dem 9euti3z
Lernen nibt feblen.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-07-27

QUEBEC. July 81 michael Walsh. now
in the house of correction In Boston. will
not get as much out OF the estate OF his
father as has been generally stated. In-
stead of getting s75, 900, 1t Is possible that
he may inherit 10000. Patrick Walsh,
his father, left seven children. His widow
has the use of the entire estate as
long as she lives. so that the children
may not succeed to it for many years to
come. AT the death of the widow tho
estate will be divided equally among tho
sevep children.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-07-27
A Riot.

STANFORD, Conn, July 2T-Members
of an excursion party composed of Catho-
lie societies of Orange, N. j., assaulted q
man named Dewitt and a general fight
followed. Devitts place of business was
completely wrecked, and several OF the
excursionists were injured seriously.
One man was shot and slightly wounded
Before the police arrived the excursionists
took to the boat and sailed away.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-07-27
FavorabIy Reported.

WASHINGTON. July 27.-The sub-com-
Of the committee on immigration
reported f~avorably on the bill to protect
American labor on the borders The bill
the employment In the United
States Of persons who retain foreign resi-
dences, and is aimed against Canadians
and Mexicans who come across the bor-
1.r to ~orE
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-07-27
Connecticut Politics.

NEW HAVEN. July 27.-It L. understood
that General Samuel Merwin of this city
will accept the Republican nomination
for governor if rendered him. General
Edward S. Greedy says: 81 am not au-
thoriEed to speak for General Merwin,
but / am confident he would not decline
such . nomination. He would feel 1t .
call of duty" ae
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-07-27
OFFICERS AND CREW SICK
Isthmian Fever Made Alarming Progress
ON the wsrship Bsnaington.

on the Wsrship nehn'neso"
WASHINGTON. July T.-Ths reason for
the rather unexpected order to the rsturn
of the Remington is the bad state OF
health Of the officers and crew. The 18th
milan fever had appeared on board and
suddenly began to spread In an alarming
fashion.
The surgeon Of the sip contracted the
disease, aud IL was necessary to employ q
local physician to attend the sick. Al
present nine men are Ill. and II was felt to
be an unwarranted exposure OF the health
and lives % the ships company to keep
the vessel longer in such an unhealthy
mort as La Lbertad at this season.
1t is positively stated here that the
movement of the vessel does not in any
way affect the status of the refugees
aboard the vessel. and that matter Will
be adjusted hereafter on It's merits.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-07-27
NEW YORK & NEW ENGLAND
Passenger Train Service, Week Days.
Corrected to June g, 1894.


Trains leave PROVIDENCE as follows; r,,s
Tor Boston-s;e5 q. m, I'm; t'2o p. M RETURN
$50, a. m. IL 40, 5;26 p. m.
w~ALPoLE-sso 5 a. m; IL m; 4;2o p. m.
fRANKLIN-s;05 O. m, IA m. 4:2o, 7ib p. m
MILFoRD-s.O 5 a. m; u m; 4:2O .. m.
WEST ARLIN GToN-7;os. eso6, 1855 a. m; 81
a m; 2;i5, 4:3o, 5:25, $50 p. m.
KNIGHTsvILLE-7O6, s:06, n:S A. m; ;. -
m; 2,45. 5:s5, $50, ell, s. $50 p. m.
wAYLAND :05, e;o5, 1i;3S, 8. pa m; 2:5
4.3o, 5,2s, $3.50, s'li.o s. $40 p. m.
NATICK, RIVER POINT CENTRE
WILLIE. wAsH1NGrON-r:0b 90, s:o5, HISS, 3
500 a. m; l2:oi. a;a6, $50, s:aS, $3.50. 1880, ''ih'oS.
:os, s:o6. HAS. s 900 n. m; i2:oi,
ass, a:o S.aS. $3.50, 7'SO. ''il'oO. $ shS, s T'i'
Pontiac. ARCTIC, QUIpNIcK-7O5 HISS, s 900
a. m, 2s4s, b:25, 6.o. ell 90, s $40 p. NJ.
ANTHoNY-7.o5 , sO5. Ii36, s 9;Ooa q. M. i2;oi, ASS,
asa. b.25, $50. "ii:oo, $ SID, 5 'ii5 p. m
covENTRY-7,os, s:o5, am; i2;Oi, 2:4S, 4:so. TOO.
SUMMIT. GREENE, oNEco, STERLING
MoosUP, PLAINFIELp-7'oS, s'o6. An; la'oi,
2,S. 4.3o, 1850, $40 p. m.
mWETT CITY, CANTERBURY. SCOTLAND
7.os eos. a. m; 1891, 4:30 p. m.
VERSAILLES. BALTIC, SOUTH wINDHAM-
7ao6, sos q. m; i2aoi, tiS9 $ 7:iS pm.
wILLIMANTIC-7o6. so5 g. nj 2;oi, siss, 1850. =
7l5 p. m.
d. m.
r1sHKILL& NEwBpRd-so5 e. m.
SoRWICH-7s os, eeSa. m. i2ioi, $50, $50 p. m.
WATERBURY,, DANBuRY-sDS a. M. 1880, $ 7as
pHiLADELpHIA via PoUGHKEEPsIE -s:@
m. 1850. 8 7;is p. m
EAST oMpsoN WEBSTER, so~UTHBRIDoB,
WORCESTER, THOMPSON, PUTNAM and
poMFRET - ssB a. m. 400 p. m.
CHICAGO AND WEST VIA NEwBURo.
AND ERIE Ry-sos .. m.
PAscoAu AND INTERMEDIATE STATIONS
saf, s.s, II q m; 400 and as, $40 and 'siiiis
m. Returning leave Pascoag at5s2S 7:io aud
as m: n 40, t;53, sos aud ''ssO p. m
All trains leave frsm vest end Of Union Depot
Providence.
..saturdsys only. s-sundays only.
Tickets between Boston and Providence uimitedD
,teents, unlimited u.
wv. KEENAN,, supl
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-07-27

OF the treachorous. long abiding. deceptive
symptoms Of kidney complaint. But the re-
turn Of regularity y hailed when. with the AID
~ Hosteffer's stomach Bitters. the wise dis
.hiplo Of common sense who use IL perceives
ufturn ~ regularity. Uso the Bitters in
nslarisl. kidney or dyspepsia troubles. dis
~r1er 81 The bowels. nervousness or debility
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-07-27

PORTLAND, Me-, July T-LlghtninR
played great havoc on islands in Casco
bay. Several cottages or Long island
were struck. A heavy wind accompanied
the shower, and trees were uprooted and
yachts and boats were badly damaged.
Hailstones ruined growing vegetables and
dalds OF grain. .
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-07-27
Rus Didn's Work.

NORTH ADAMS. Mass, July a. flames
A. Melvin Of this town appeared here last
night, to the CONSERVATION Of his friends,
who supposed he was dead. He had left
indications in Boston that he had com
mitted suicide as a ruse to bring back his
wife, who had left him. but nothing has
vet been learned of her whereabouts.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-07-27
Painter and Printer Burned Out.

BosroN, July 2Z-Two alarms were
rung In for a fire at "a Oliver street this
morning. The fire started on the third
floor. occupied by J. l. Blackmer. sign
painter, and worked its way through to
the fourth floor. occupied by r. Il. Bacon
a. Co, printers. The loss will be fully
sAr noN
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-07-27
Bicycle Thief at Large.

BrDDEFoRD, Me-, judy "a. Frank
Thompson. the bicycle thief, who was
arrested in Tamworth. N. H., was bound
over to the grand jury yesterday. After
his arraignment he escaped from Jail by
crawling through a hole above a grating,
and officers have failed to rscapturs him.
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Figh. Given to Ryan.

MNNEAPoLIs, July T.-The 2o-round
fight at welterweights for the champion
ship of the world. between Billy Smith
aud Tommy Ryan, took place at the Twin
City Athletic club last night Although
not knocked out. Smith was declared
beaten. Joe Choynski was referee.
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NEW HAvEN, July 27.-Two representa-
tives of the Chinese government visited
the Winchester Repeating Arms company
and Marlin Firearms company yesterday
and 1t Is stated left an order which 10 to
a.. hnrriad
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WASHINGTON, July H.-The U. 8. q
Newark, which has been on duty on the
South Atlantic station since the begin
ming Of hostilities In Brazil, sailed from
Rio Janeiro yesterday for Cape Town,
where she will be docksd and cleaned.
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PARIS, July eI-Paul Deschenai, MEM
Der Of the chamber Of deputies. has chal-
ienged NJ. Ciemenceau to q duel with
words on accoun Of an article published
b the lstter's paper. La Justice.
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Two I,ttI. Upfortunate..

ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS, N. j., July FL
Two little girls, Katie Johnson and Sadie
Hubbard, who had been sent here for a
two weeks outing by a New York fresh
air association. were drowned while
bathing Ina n pod on Chapel Hill.
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DIVISION.

Fitchburg and way stations, 600, 1000 a m
l2:05, s:l5 y. m.
Lowellsand way stations, 900, 1000 a. m; 4;i5 p. m.
Taunton and New Bedford, $500. sis, 800 a m;
1910, s;2s, sos, $50, (rsunton only s:22, 1870
Sundays, s.45 A. M; 7l5 p. m.
Middleboro, SIS a. m; 1910. s:25, p. IN Sundays
6:45 a. m.
Plymouth, Sis a, m. 1870, s:25 p. M Sundays e:1
o N.
Points on Cape Cod, s:l5 a. m; 1910, 3.25 p, m.
Sundays 6:45 a. m
Cottage City Sass .. m; 1910. 3;2j p. m sunday
645 q. m.
Nantucket IL: 10 p. m; Sundays 6:i5 a. m.
sTONINGToN DIVISION.
Express trains leave PROVIDENCE rs follows:
NEW YORK; ~, am, daily 1o;6s. Qinited) li;l3
q. m, 2:i5, 4;03, 6,0S p. m, tdalyG
NEW YORK, via stonington Line; 10, 800, D. m
daily, except sunday.
PHILADELPHIA, BALTIMORE and WASHING
TON via Harlem R~iver-i0;Os, a. m, s:4s, p. IN
daily.
NEW HAvEN-1s23 O. m. express daily, s;l5 doc
exp.), 1000 (exp), 1859 Qimited). Il:i3 a. m
(eIp), ai6 (sxpy. t:os, s:o3 (exp.daily), s:4s (eIp
Il LoNDoN-ias, .. m. daily exp.,) $40 FAC
conn., $500 facoom. Sundays onlyl s:6 doc.
exp.), $3.50 (acoom.), 1850 Qimited), HIS a. m
(expJ, s.35 (aocom. Sundays only, 4;io accom-
Ss0s p. m (exp. daily, s4s p. m. (exp. daily
DIVISION.
Trains leave Providence rs follows;
G~oRCESTER-6:4j (express), f;C5 accom-, $40
(accom.). II 80 a. m. (aecom); 1850 (exp), $40
lexp. to Woonsockep. s:S Qoc. exp, sos p. m
accom-.
sundays-s;3o a. m. (accom) 500 p. M accom-
s;15 D. IN. taccom.)
MILLVILLE-7:0 5, s:45, $40, u;30 q. nj i:oe, 400.
4:20, 6:45, sos y. m.
sundays-s:3 80 a. m. 500, 700, s:l5 p. m
BLACKSTONE JUNCTION.: o5, s:45, $40, o:l5,
n:s, a. m.: loo. 500. 400. 4;2o. 5;i5, 5.45, 7;i5
sos, u;25 p. IN.
Sundays $3.50. 10: 20 a m; 1906, 600, 500. s:ss, ZOO.
1850, s;i5, $3.50 p. N.
WoONSoCKET-6:@, 7:05, e45, 9io. 1918,
1850 a. m; 100. 1850. $500, 400. f;2o. 5:15, 545,
7;i5, sos, IL rs p. m.
sundays 30, 10: 90 .. M; 1865, 500. 600, sis5, ZOO.
1850, s;15, $50 p. M
GEO. l.. coNNER. A.C. KENDALL,
pass'r Tranic Manager. Genl Pass'r Agent,
E. q. ALLEN, Gep1l Supt
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No Informatlon to Give out.

wAsHISGroN. july "a. = Tx Governor
Kellogg of Louisiana has written the
Sugar trust investigating committee that
he has no Information that would throw
light on the subject the committee Is
eurauiuu
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On a cnmn.titlxn Hssi..

WASHINGTON. July 25.-The plan advo-
Gated by the American Institute OF Archi-
tects TO secure plans for public buildings
by competition was unanimously endorsed
by the house committee on public build
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H,ld M.py PUBLIC Omoes.

BARRE, VT, July 2z.-Andrew s. Allis
of Brookield fell from his moving ma
chine and died from his injuries. He had
been representative in the Legislature,
selectman, town agent, justice Of the
peace, AID was prominently identified
with the floating bridge" fight in Brook
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An A. p. A. Candidate.

MILWAUKEE, July U.--Msjor w. II.
Upham, one of the candidates Of the A.
p. A., won on the ballot taken for COVER
in the Republican state convention.
Henry Casson, Jr., was nominated for
secretary Of state.