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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-07-28
BOY KILLED.

A bow. whose identity could not be dis,
covered was struck and instantly killed
nj 7.5O last night, between the west
sw;tch and Sabin street crossing by the
New london accommodation due here at
that bour. The train wa In charge OF
conductor Edward Abbott, engineer Geo.
n Ward and fireman John Latham
Neither of them saw the boy until at the
Isst second Latham caught . glimpse OF
him ON the left side of the track just as
he went down before the engine. Inc
tra;n which was running slow continued
;rto the depot with O blood covered
nowcatcber. and a force of trainmen was
cent hack 20 the crossing. The body was
sonnd wing face down between the rails
Nth the head nearly severed from the
SS ~ there were no bones broken and not
= msrk could be found on the body.
Medical Examiner Palmer ordered the
remains to be taken to the morgue ior
The unfortunate was an Italian, 16 years
ola x feet. & inches tall, short brown hall
snd brown ewes. He wore a'black chevio'
coat in which was a box OF cigarettes, :
iight brown outing shirt, blue ano
white striped Jumper, q pair OF well worI
and faded blue overalls, q laborer's orowI
felt hat. and a pair OF six or six AND q mai
hiack Rlucher shoes. On the right kne'
~ the o~yeralls there Ii an oblong patch
The body was identified this afternoon
M Peter Hanley. He has been followinI
tho races. Recently he worked Tor FRAN
Chanin on the Hartford road and q ley
DAYS ago he disappeared. The Lao wa
an orphan.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-07-28
BIG FOREST FIRES
Thousands Homeless in Wisconsin,
Loss Will Reach Milo IS.
m The Associated Press.

July ga special to the
Evening Wisconsin from PniinPs, W.,
saws 3O00 people have been made homeiess
there by forest fires. Not Q Duilolng ls
left standing in the town, ana P.oRerns y
valued at between 81 5000 n $|,o0'oVo
All day Yesterday the flames surrounded
the village. Hundreds of mon oatIreo
with the fire, but without success. Inc
nine forests were dry as parchment ana
the flames leaped from tree TO
tree with such rapidity that tine
air seemed on fre. line "a tbs
Atmosphere itself seemed to blaze. wnen
the Are reached the city, 1t swept from
house to house and in an hour had wrap
ned the entire village in flames. Inc Peo-
Die Hed to the railway where trsins wers
standing and they were hastily cohseyeo
'oNotsing hut a few personal effects were
! saved. There were rumors OF losses on
| life. hut in the confusion they cannon Do
confirmed. Families are separated, some
members having been taken TO one place
and Others to another, and 1t Is no, pos
sible to learn whether or not al nave
escaped. 49,.
The heaviest losses by the ire are snoee
of John X. Davis Lumber Company1 $oooOV''
COO, and Fayette Shaw Tannery $2oo'oW'
One City Entirely Destroyed.
Wrsr SUPERIOR, Wis, July 2S.Mayol
woodward has received the following
telegram from Phillips: g.
Our city has been entirely destroyed 2 =
fire. leaving 5000 people homeless, WIN
ont food or shelter. Please take immeoist
a comrnittee is now at work securin
aid for the town.
Twenty Persons Drowned.
Twenty persons are reported 70 ma!
haen drow ned in the lake at Philips J
e~ndeavoring t. escape from death by u
fire. -
A heavy rain fell last night in Dui y,
and in all the surrounding country;
rain Ia the first for weeks. 1t has aireao
nut out in q great measure the forest mr.
about Duluth and will have It's enect
the Mesaba range and to the west;
, continuous rain of q day or w VIII
worth thousands of dollars to lursp
+, man. f
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-07-28
L0IHROP'S OPERA HOUSE.

The opening play at Lothrop's VIII DC
Newton Beers Il Co. in Enoch Arden"
The company will be almost entirely new
to Providence theater- goers, The date Oh
opening will be August o.
The following is a list OF the STOCK coH-
nanies for the season Of 1S94-9o.
II. Percy Meldon, general stage direc.
tor: Miss Katherine Rober, independent
star; Miss Ethel Tucker, circuit star.
COMPANY No. George Il. Bryant, an
Australian actor, who comes highly recon-
mended; j. Gordon Edwards, Cameron
Clemens, John e, Ainsiey, James ~ SILVIA
owyer. an English actress, well and
fayorabiy known in London and the
nrovinces: Mabel Mills, Emma Dunn,
Miss Kate Woods Fiske.
Company No. 2-Supporting Miss Ethei
Tucker-Clifford Dempsey, who has been
leading man with Efie Ellsler. Agnes
Herndon and Captain Herne; ]. Francis
EKirke -0rsen-M. -Dunn,CJaek-lnckei
| perry Brigham, Thomas Carroll, Mauds
Cleveland, Ellie +. Seymour and EVE
Williams. .s..,
The company engaged to support MISS MS
Katherine Rober Will inciuoe VIM. ral.
nnm. Albert ri. Field, James f. McElroy
leonard Rowe, Morris McHugh, Lillian
Mortimer. Grace Hamilton, Ellen Morti
mer, Helen V. Linde.
MIR. Meldon is forming still anothe
company that will appear on Lotnrop
circuit later in the season.
Newton Beers and company In q spec
taoular and musical production OF "Enoc
Arden.n and Harry Weber and compan
in his farce comedy of NIP and Tuck,
will play a preliminary season In Bosto
and Providence.
Manager Lothrop has booked a mum b
~ drst-class combinations to appear
his Pawtucket and Worcester theate
during the season.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-07-28
NA~RRAGANSETT PIER.


NARRAaANsErT PIER, July 2S-Colonel
Arthur Watson and family are occupying
Sea View Cottage near Greene's Inn:
y. p. Metcalf of Providence is at Chand-
ler's.
Office in Providence is at the Massasoit:
Colonel X. ii. I. Goddard was at the
Pier Tuesday.
Chambers.
Mrs. Jerome Kennedy Of Providence is
registered at thu Atwood.
Mrs. ID. f.. Hayden is at the Conti-
Among the Providence people who have
registered at the Pier hotels during the
past week are: William Calvert, k:L
McCurdy, NJ. c. McCurdy, F.. r.. white
head, j.. T. O'Keefe, A. w. sanders
IA. Greenwuud,- wfitium H-.Baffafai,
Mrs. G. w. Capron, Mrs. w. s. Southwick,
Mrs. III. nj. Kfmball, Z. w. Cooper, Z. r
Wing. Henry G.. sprague, NJ: b. Hay
wood George III. Wood, Miss l.. n
Mowry. A. Brooks, Henry $. Sprague
~. E.. Anthony, f. Z. Baxter, Mr. sno
Mrs. r. A. Patti, Albert nj. Williams her
bert l.. Chatterton, Charles DUKE, n; Not,
man, the Misses Heternan; ME- anS w
putts Miss Harriet Cole. G. MAYER
Mrs McGinn. Miss b. NJ. Cole, Mrs: NC
Cover, George G.. Milman, H.; Wiilara
Mr. a. Mrs. II. A. Jenckes, Charles A
Hal i. T.. Johnson, Miss Minor
Johi array, o. l.. Lustig, IL. pray
ton. l. .ad Mrs. J. A. BOYD, Mrs. M 4
Owen aud Mr.. and Mrs. y. Nj. Earie.
C~hildren's spring eeied SHOES
Were 70 cents, now ~ cents.
NJ xDt1nNAN ~ \nrth MAIN S.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-07-28
WILL BE DELAYED.
Occupation Of the New Police Stat'o|
Postponed Until October.

Although it was confidently expccte
that the new Central Police Statlcr q
Fountain street would be rea6y Tor oecq
nancy on or before September !, M "a
rotations will not be realized ana 10 t4
opinion OF Chief Child the bui.e-u
will not be ready for occupancy re'c]
october 1. Inasmuch as b contfa!
does not cal for the ccinpleticn OF a
station house until November IL ca. |
seen that the expectations nave pcei -
siderably premature, N rnoet lttssu
brought to bear upor the conuas'rs :,
building is being finished mJre rnr-o
than is called for in the s~pecincItio4
Within the next week q hre wlh
started in the furnace, and a genera tef'
ali plumbing will be made. Jbt iOInhq
vili be run until the intertor ~ uiq
oughly dried out, and then an Amy
carnenters and decorators will tahe pd
session. The furnishings ere tc &c
substantial finish and solidity, n WI
completed the station Will 10 = Ho|
| structure of its kind.
AS vet the plans for the contemp's9
| barns in the several districts NV |
taken any definite shape: Inc n.'
stiIl rests with the committee. SsIi'1|
was proposed to nave the different ns1
Of similar style in architectoie- \
of uniform dimensions, but on icoh
over the grounds the committee 10y
this to be impossible, inasmucn u
lots Of land at the disposal ct
denartmept in the several dsl'
we're of varying shape n ex'9
This necessitated the drawing up OF
ferent sets OF plans for each district.
work OF wiring the precincts 10, .nesi9
system is we'll on toward completion =!
will be finished within the month
everything will be in readiness ior|
putting in Of the patrol system, . "
This is done Providence will have !ne
nrotaction of any of the Ea2tern clblo9
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-07-28
CAPT. HACKETT EXPLAINS.

Ex-Captain Bernard Hackett OF Com,
nany y 5d Regiment, the disbandment OF
Pp,hicb has been recommended by the mill
,ary authorities, makes ar explanation in
regard TO the key transaction which was
criticised by the investigating commits
lion lie says that when the
three companies took possession OF the
armory, IL was agreed by the commandlng
officers that they would charge the me,n-
hers of the companies 80 cents for The
hevs TO the lockers in order to ensure the
nreseryation OF the State property. lie
,ssued IA keys In his company, nine oil
which were paid for and Ave men neg,
iected to settle. lie has the money and
keys In his possession and H. ready 70
turn them over whenever appncs.lon "
! made from the regimental commander.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-07-28
DYED WITH FAMILY BLOOD.

Bp the Associated Press.
SPOKANE, July 2s.-Jack Oskan, nephew
TO Chief Moses OF the Colville reservation,
is an outlaw alike from Indian white
mens' Justice. He is hiding in the noun
tains OF the western part OF the reserva-
ton and Chief Moses has given orders
that he be shot on sight. On the 10th OF
July he killed his own mother shot snin,
the old chief Is grief stricken.
particulars OF the crime have not
been received. Oskan's hands were dyed
with family blood before he killed his
mother. Last December he slew his W
brother, the favorite nephew OF
Moees. and designated heir to
chief kinship of the tribes. Princes o
| the blood being few Moses was loath te
see Oskan hanged for his previous crim'
| and used his influence to save the muir
derer pleading that the two were engaged
in a drunken row and both were equally
to blame.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-07-28
COREAN MIDDLE.
War Not Yet Actually De-
cIared in the East.
Overtures Being Made to tffect a
Peaceful Solution.
m me Associated Press.

lu Inc - stH ~ ~"
SHANGHAI, July 27.-Further news re-
ceived here this evening states tnst IN o., :.
dition to the Hugh Mathieson &Co.s
steamer which was sunk by the Japan
csc cruiser, the Chinese trading
cUmp also being used as a transport
for Chincse TROOPS. has been sunk by the
.~Japaneee warship. The Hong Kong ana
Shanghai bank agency here Is unable TO
obtain official news to the effect that war
has been proclaimed, but the agency states
that war is everywhere believed 10 eAlst'
The Chinese Government, through
Messrs. Jsrdine and Mathieson, Is maKing
inquiries in London as to the price tne
market would give for q Chinese loan VI
several million pounds sterling.
The Hong Kong and Shanghai BANK
has applied direct to the Chinese govern
| ment at Peking offering to take the ioan
| but the bank referred to was not In neeo
OF money.
Peaceful Solution Expected.
Bv The Associated Press.
LONDON. July 27.-The Chinese Lega'
tiou tday received q dispatch IRON
Tien-Tsin saying than the King o
Corea was captured by the japanese Oh
July %. This il regarded as expiainln.
the collision which took place al Seoui
the capital of Corea, between the japan
ese and palace guards. Inc chihes eciate
Press representative that there ma
been no formal declaration OF wa
between China and japan In spite OF IN
collisions which have occurred tnat IN
pour parlers tending toward q pesceit
settlement of the disputes from the coun
tries still continue.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-07-28
LONG SHORE GOSSIP.

o,rovvil,e Temperance Cadets went to
Camn White today for the annual week
in camp. The tents are pitched In the
spacious meadows adjoining.
Proprietor Cheney OF Pleasant biun
Hotel is building a large piazza 40 by lVo
feet on the bay side of the hotel which he
expects to have completed in two weeks.
IL will be n delightfully."- cool anu airy sPos
from which TO view the bay. MIR. Cheney
will have the Hopper Bros Cornet Band
Tor tomorrow. This with the band on
Cranston's verandah adjoining Will al
least hll the day with music at Pleasant
Bluff.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-07-28
Peaceful Solution Expected.
Bu The Associated Press.
JAPAN MAKES A STATEMENT.
IN The Associated Pres.

YoKoHoMA, Japan, July 2s.-The Japan
ese Government has issued the How
betweep the fleets Of Japan and China:
In consequences OF severe provocatlon
three ships OF the Japanese squadromwere
compelIed to Engage the Chinese fleet on
Eontao or Round Island. They captured
the Chinese warship Tsao-Kian and sank
a Chinese transport with soldiers Oh
board. -.
Chinese ironclads OF the northern heet,
the Chem Yuen, and the Chinese torpedo
cruiser, Huan-fai, escaped to Fussn, III
Corea. The three Japanese warxN.ips en-
gagged were the Akitisushima, Takachlnt
and the HI Vel. They escaped entirely
uithout iuiury.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-07-28
WITHOUT SHELTER AND FOOD.
Bv The Associated Press

Blu The Asocidtsd Press
KALzo, Wash, July 2S.-The losses SO
far reported from the awful forest. nres
raging throughout the mountains OF Inis
section aggregate about $l16,OO. Inc
people of the Slocum district are ,aed
A relief party has gone there, but 1t Is
feared there will be great suffering before
it pushes it's way through burning
forest. .L
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-07-28
SIKH DISTRICT COURT.

In the sixth District Court today,
Adelman, charged with msin.s m',]
liquor nuisance, was held LOT ,r,sa
in 1900 surety, and Caroilne Ss =,
similar charge was held Tor 'r"i "
same date. a~,ctard
Thomas Joyce, common drunxs.o1
sentenced to six ~ 'n'
Workhouse. -
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-07-28
A KISS THAT CAME Hl'

Edward Quick was f,ned SO and
In the Sixth District Court TINS me-
on a charge OF assaulting Della hpn1
seven-year-old child. Quick met the
girl on Fountain street early last !,
and suddenly kissed her. The gir1
terrified and Edward paid the twenty
dollars that bis affectionate outpurs1
Lt.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-07-28
Ladies' Black Oxfords, 40 Cents.
O. r. BROWN, 20 North Main street.
GIVE UP the BATTLE.


Dy The Associated Pros.
SAN FRANCISCAN, July 2s.-The local
lodge of the American Railway Union has
decided By a vote Of 107 to 3 to declare the
strike of. Speeches were made favoring
a continuance OF the organization and the
men were urged to stand by the union,
notwithstanding they had iost tne s'riAe'
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-07-28

The Britannia consequently had q LEAD
of 2 minutes and Is seconds, put sne nsu
wind. The wind was moe s~outherly as the
Yachts headed away on the second round
and they were obliged to engage IN . aeaa
heat TO The open sea markboat which was
expected to give the Vigilsnt q good
chance to pull up on the Prince OF Wales
yacht. u.h.
yigilant gained only 8 seconds, and on
rounding the mark for the reach
to Port Leven the Britannia
moved faster in the soft breeze
and heightened the gap between her ano
| the second round the following were tho
times Of the two yachts:
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-07-28
sn.ciai Weather Bulletin.

Bosror, July "a. IA m.--Locs forecastfo for New
v,.i.rd for "a hours; Fair, except probably local
tburder showers sunday Afternoon or night con
tinued warm. westerly winds.
..,,lea conditions In the lake parts of the central
valleys and southwest; cooler In the upper valleys
ana middle Atlantic coast d%islrics, warmer IN The
perthesst.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-07-28
THE RACE By BULLETINS.

MOUNTS BAY, Cornwall, July 2S.-The
yigilant and the Britannia started TINS
uprnine In their thirteenth race over a
fiftv mile course, the score at the start
standing at 9 to 8 lin favor OF the Prince OF
Wales yacht. -.
THE Britannia closed the line a length
ahead OF the American yacht and both
plunged along at a rafting pace Tor the
mark. A strong southeast wino was
blowing.
The Britannia wins.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-07-28
HARp.HEARTeD MOToRMAN.
The Conductor was Kind and stopped
the Car.

An independent woman, who wouldn't
ask favors OF a conductor, trleo 10 stop y
har own account. She hooked her para
sol over the bell strap and being OF a ner,
Ems disposition gave two pulls instead oil
enc and the motorman kept right on.
She tried n again with the same
nervous double stroke and the motorman
kept right on. Then she got nae sh me
pp.r cong this time the motorman
thourht that there must be "a
nnswav ar behind him and swung his
ever round TO full speed. The conductor
honeht the Joke had gone far enough,
and stopped the car, letting the mao
woman on at stewart street. heI
original intention had oeen 10 Degnn
BRIGHAM streets
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IN The Associated Prcss.

BU The AssOcldfed PTcss.
wAsHBURN, Wis, July 2S.-The saw
mill OF the White River Lumber Company
at Mason was burned last night with
100000 feet Of lumber. Inc
Omaha freight train with 10
ears went through a bridge five miles
south of here aud all we're burned. No
lives were lost. The camp OF Ashland
Jorging Company was burned, loss VOW
TIE Are IL now two miles south OF here
Wasburn IN In danger.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-07-28
METEOR FELL.
IN he Associatei Pres,

SAN JOSE, Cal, July. pa brittany
last evening. 1t descended with a great
buzzing noise like that OF an enormous
rocket, leaving in its wake a long line OF
smoke which soon assumed a serpentine
appearance. II fell about nine miles east
OF here. Reports from many points mol.
cate that the meteor was seen Throughout
California.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-07-28
STATE HOUSE
COMMISSIONERS, NOTICE.

rh. commissioners appointed by the Common
p,sas Division OF the Supreme Court within end
for the County Of Providence, state OF hncac
ali damages which any person or perhept vSose
lands are described or mentioned ~ navirg esen
nardsmred for the purpose Of q STAG House loss-
zion "a shown by the original plat OF l'ti " INC
clerks once Of the Common Pleas Disis.cn =, ne
Supreme Court, Of which the omnlis..oIt.ss (. 49,
interested in the lands described e nsstonsd -
said location, being condemned, - Tie tneiI esa,Es
PAN GarSiner O. Sims, one OF saia Conmis-
wssn ~ . n or before the sist day of hpegst, esA
""' GAR1INEk y s.Ns.s
j. EDWARD study,
ADDISON Q, FisHEh,
.,,~,a-sSvst Commissioners
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-07-28
Few More Left.

slightly shop-worn New No. y Wheei9
wilson Sewing Machines very cheap "a
this office and see them. or by sending ap1
card we will be pleased TO call upon you.
WHEELER a. WILSON Mfg. Co.
aAA Westminster street, corner Sh4
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-07-28
DELlRIUM AND DEATH.
Ru Associated Press.

wEsrFIELp, Mass, July 2s.-while in q
AT of delirium caused by rheumatic fever,
Woodbert ID. Cieary, a bank Waterman,
broke from the grasp OF his vile ana q
81 his house at 4 o'clock and died nom
the shock in q few hours later,
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-07-28
ATTEMPTS At SETTLEMENT.
BIZ The Associated Press.

BIZ The Associated Pts.
ROME. July 2s.-The following was re-
received from Toxic, Japan. today:
THE Italian minister, acting In con-
cert with the British minister, mas pre-
eien atairs the proposals made by the
Chinese looking TO a settlement OF affairs
in Corea. These proposals will be con.
sidered by the Japenese government
which has reserved its reply"
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-07-28
Mulliaan f. Dead

MAYNARD, Mass, July 2s.-Jsmes Null
ligan. of Mulligan letter tame, died TINS
morning. He was born In 1881 In = little
village In the north OF Ireland, came 70
~ countrv when he was rs years old
For a number of years he lived In Boston,
but lately moved here
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-07-28
STEAMER SUNK.
N, 1hs Asoeiated Prs.

Bp The Associated Pres.
FoLxEsroNE, Eng, July % The steamer
Castor and the bark Ernst were In
collision today OF Sand Gate. The Castor
was badly injured and sank within q few
minutes after the vessels came together.
Three passenger and the crew OF 70 We're
landed at Folkestone.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-07-28
STEAMERS COLLIDE.
Anowon and Conanicut Come To-
gether of Newport.

Steamers Anowon and Conanicut, both
nlvine between Newport and Jamestown,
coilided in Newport's outer harbor TINS
morning during a dense fog. Aoout
IW feet of the Anowon was uamageu.
FRIGHTENED but nothing serious resulted.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-07-28
Ladies' Tan Oxfords ~ Cents.
O. p. BROWN. % North Main ST.
CARNEGIE TALKS.
Ru IN, Associated Press.

BU IWT dNNNWFftT y"
July 2s.-Mr. Andrew Carne-
gle. IN an interview published In the En-
Cheering Review, Is quoted as saying
mat he does not think that the United
States requires protection, when ne Claims
10 81 little use for revenue purposes as
manufactured imports have fallen SO
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-07-28

The Associated Press reports OF the WI
are so reliable that Charlie rs-n 49,
nj. business by them. ne k.o1
much extrs work and hell 70 fe9orSxs1
the cver-increasing demano -
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-07-28
HOTTEST THIS YEAR.

IN The dssorto1i PTcs<
NEW YORK, July 2s.-The United states
~eatber bureau reports today as being
the hottest for this city thus Tar this
year. Az 1880 r. m. the Thermometer
yegistAvsd o5E dsereess
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-07-28
TWO DROWNED, ONE RESCUED.


W. PAUL. July 2s.-Charles +. Dana
and r.. NJ. Luther, two we'll known 81.
Pan men, have been at Isle
Royal by the cspsizing OF ,neir nsn.ng
rescued after clinging TO the boat several
hours.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-07-28
yachts on the first round at markboat No.
2 OFF Port Leyen were:
Britannia Gains.

britannia Gains.
The Britannia had gained fifteen sec-
on the last leg. After passing q
mark, the Britannia set her spinnaker 70
port for the run and b Vigians
and both yachts ran along very fast with 2
stronger wind. The Vigilant gained on
this run before the wind and diminished
the gap between her and the cutter. Inc
sails oil both yachts were well hiled, the
breeze remaining steady, although
moderate In force, The Vigiiant oncs
tried to get ON the Britannia's weather
but she was too far away TO succeed.
End OF First Round.
The first round wal completed as fol
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-07-28

En- route to Port Leven thelbreeze con,
tinued to soften which naturally decreased
the V~igilant's chances of winning ana
at that stage OF the race ,uat
certain to cross the finish line ahead OF
her rival, as she had gained minute ana
5 seconds on this leg.
At Port Leyen mark the time was:
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BY HENRY +. FERRlN.
Household Furniture and Chickerini
Upright Piano.

.,.rc.,or on wednesday, August /, 1854, q: !
o,ciocs Al house Ho. 10 Hammond s,ieet, nne VI
81 Household Furuiture also a gooa eLisheunJ
Upright Piano. Can be seen on moInlns !.
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Mems $3.50 Shoes, $1.99.
o. p. BROWN, 80 North Main street.