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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-10-07
THE LONDON STAGE.

Beerbohm Tree, who anticipates won
derful success for his London run of
"Trilby,n opened the box Office of the
Haymarket Theater last week, for the
sale of seats for that play. This Is one
OF the few instances In London manage
ment where seats might be procured five
weeks in advance of the production.
Louis Waller and Ii. III. Morrell, who
leased the Haymarket during Mr.. Trees
absence in America, last winter, are re-
ported to have undertake the management
of the Shaftesbury Theater and will re-
open that house late in the autumn. 1t is
said that they will reproduce "The
Home Secretary" with powerful cast.
Seymour Hicks and Ellalne Terris, W no
sail for America next week, made their
last appearance at the Gaiety Theater on
last Monday evening. Miss Decima Moore
replaced Miss Terris in the cast Of "The
Shop Girl"
The performance OF "The Chilli
Widow" at the Royalty Theater, has.
since last Wednesday, been preceded by
a one-act domestic play by Henry A.
Jones, entitled, "Harmony.
The performance OF "Roneo and
Juliet" Is now running smoothly at
the Lyceum. Despite what the critics
have to say about its merits, it is by
far the most remarkable Shakespearean
production ever staged at this famous
theater. The only real fault which the
critics have found is that MIR. Robertson
has not complied with all the traditions
of the play which have been handed
down from generation TO generation of
Romeos and Juliets. IL the intrepreta-
ton does not in all respects commend
itself to the critical Shakespearean
scholar, il Is, nevertheless, more popular
with the general public than any Shake
spearean play in London for years, and
since the opening night the tbeaters have
been crowded. IL seems to have been the
aim OF Mr.. Robertson TO avoid all con-
ventionality and the result is most fin
shed. artistic, and, in many respects,
original rendition of the most popular OF
Sheakespeare's plays. Nothing could be
more perfect than Mr.. Robertsons
faultless eloquence IN his reading Of the
lines, and Mrs. Campbel's personation OF
Juliet while lacking in intensity in some
scenes, is nevertheless a marvellous per-
formance and has added greatly to her
reputation. Mr.. Coghlan's Mercutio in
finished, easy and original. lie received
an ovation on the first night and his death
scene, com bining, as IL does. an infinite
amount OF pathos, with the careless, cyni-
cal, characteristics of the light hearted
Mercutio, is one OF the strongest features
OF this remarkable revival
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-10-07

Bcccham's pills for consti-
patton ros and ass. Get the
book at your druggists and
go by it.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-10-07

PLYMOUTH, Eng, Oct. THE Indian
liner Dunera, from Calcutta for London,
has landed here nine Of the crew of the
Italian bark Filippo r, which left Cardiff
for Buenos Ayres, and foundered en- route.
The Filippo II sprang aleak in mid-ocean.
and the crew worked necessarily at the
pumps for three days, but they were
obliged TO abandon the ship. Captain
Mortela, who refused to leave his ship,
and the carpenter were drowned. The
others OF the crew had a terrible experiences
In an oman bOat
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-10-07
MORE CUP TALK.
Rose Mako. n statement aud the Thun-
dsrer Makes Comments.

dsrer Makes Comments.
LoxpoS, Oct. 7.-Charles ID. Rose writes
TO The Times this morniIg; In your
edition OF Sept 20 your New York cor
respondent said that the Prince OF
Wales was connected with my proposed
challenge for the Americas cup. l beg
you 10 contradict tho statements, inasmuch
that bis royal highness' name was used
without warrant, and nothing, whatever,
was known OF Kay challenge by the Prince
Of Wales until he saw the announcement
in the newspapers.
The Times this morning prints a two
column article giving n history Of the diff
ficulties that have arisen between the chal-
lenger and the challenged since the cup
was won. IL reprints the deeds of gift OF
1857, 1882 and 1887, and In an editorial on
this subject says: Tho lawyers will peruse
the so-called~ deeds with wonder not
wholly free from amazement. They will
be perplexcd at the two documents being
described as deeds at all. The general
public will wonder why, II everybody
wants IA race on fair terms, 10 cannot be
settled somehow or other.
The Times proceeds further 20 say: We
have not the temerity TO try 10 define the
rights or duties of the trustees under the
deed OF 1857. This is a task that might
tax the powers OF commodore and q
Judge Of the chancery division sitting to-
gether. But it is pretty clear TO the lay
mar that the provisions of the document
give considerable advantage to the chal-
lenged side.
IL the next race for the Americas cup
does not come of under satisfactory con.
ditions, 1t will be very hard 10 persuade
him that all of the blame or much of 10
attaches To the terms OF the trust deed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-10
HERE'S APRIL.
Now Purify The Blood;
Feed the Nerves.
Take Paine'S Celery Compound
Now.
IT SPEEDILY MAKES PEOPLE
WELL.
CURES DISEASE WHEN ALL ELSE
FAILS.
I'm Ever, Civilized Land IL Il
BLESSING.
l. Used BN PHYSICIANS ~ EVERY
COMMUNITY.
Indors,>i 10y Thousands of People !"
l.r,sfpi..
CIHEs DISEASE When ALL ELSE
FAILS.
I'm Ever, Civilized Land IL u
BLESSING.
Used by PHYSICIANS ~ EVERY
COMMUNITY.
Iudor,,ri 10y Thousands Of People Il
virginia.

In every civilized country people are
now taking Paiuo's celery comp"und:
Persons employed constantly INDOORS
emerg. from the long confinement 81 VIM
ter reduced in strength and nervous VI
talitv. The need OF spring medlcihe
for years impressed itself on the att'n-
tion Of d thinking people
but with "a lack II a real'y N"l''"''
scientific prepaiAtion people We're dccus-
toned % take AN sorts OK hoine-i'i'"r
concoctous- some harmless, put none u
any great value.
Finally IN the famous laboratory of
Dartmouth Medical School. Professor
Edward t.. Phelps. VI. d.. L. D. as
covered the formula for talne 'ei'IF
compound. the remedy that has become
tn. standard nerve rrstor"r hlo'd phil-
tier. ana strcucthener from one end NJ me
country % the other, the preparation
that stands unr.yallei as
The worlds great sqrir5 remedy.
Not only il this known % the people
generally -o-day. but 10 Is the one RENE
d. Invariably ordered 10y the modern
class Of physicians in all cases Of nervous
debility.
Since the appearance OF Paine's celery
compound. when first prescribed hy ffo-
f--sJr Phelps. there has been no diner
cnce Of opinion among .cient.ic men as
to its uurivauoi merits.
Tn. reports az HE many cases where this
rcmarl.,hl. remedy has saved life and re-
STORED health have again AMI again heen
given az length I'm the medical reviews
and The NEWSPAPERS. until to-day the
vh,ia country is familiar with the power
~, r.f,.-s. celery c,mp,unI over disease.
N.,.. th,n ono Influential Iauer has
e,.ll.n i'm rlf,ori,l columns of THIS great
NIL IN ,sr,,.l, ,s 4 rom3rkahl, instance
nf , .ri.nt,r. discovery. enanatiug from
mo WV bioh..t medical authority. and
t,lr, a., l,far hv the whole people I'll
t,-t,,. i, - tho ,.cocrized remedy OF the
I'LL f,r an forms az weakness
N s.,rb .,nnf.fe agreement of the
,1,.,,i,r l,u.f ana nr,rs-.iou,l mIement
,,rr nefore h,nneu,l
frst NV. when the new yoar-that IS
M, spriu. rs overhauling the body AMI
,r,.ir. ., ar,u.e II 4, lriya ont disease.
., ,..n .. t.,,,, u.b,t +, Il, I'm order.
g. h.I,. I,o .,'',l v.o,l, gl,ng when the
,,,.,,... l,,,,,, mo-. tho Gains .,nI LOSSES ~
a., ,,.,,,.r M, .,.ory on. fs sure to
r,.., MY g., ",,n1s in r..l .r , snrin,,
,,,.',.ci,. =, ,.,,.. ,..,, ,,,, D.. MILO richer
.,'.i ,.o,- ii,,5 'rI >, ,n,l,o his nerves
s4nnI and vir,r'us Th. marveious abli-
,,..e r,ri.u, r...o,..frucfina yoru-out lis
.,,., - ..,,,fr,.f,,g tb. blood AMI feeding,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-10
,rrir..rnri,ic Tcrsitic..

C.i.nl Poverty w Wr,nn has been
elected s >Ic,-nros.i Dr. ot the cotton
States Exposition. Atlanta.
Shocks ~ earthquake were again fet
40 E,-slo di Calahria. Italy. Monday eve
ulu-. bat uo iamas, Wa DONE
Sir Thama. Fow,u Buxton hls h..n
appointed Governor Of South Australia
o. succeed ih- Earl of klutorc.
a dispatch from Shanehai says that
Iaiu bias seized tn British steamer
y k-Sm-. with quarter Of a million
cartridges. near Tahu
W Jennings pamorc~t tn wcll-kno"n
IIuhihipuI-t iicl early yesterday al hl-
bone 80. 81 east ffty-s'V"nth street
New YORK, Of Ileuro-pneumonia.
The Federal Court jury in the Handing
branch If th- Wor,y murder case. az
Atlanta. was complete yesterday, amt
1880 Vltu' W,r. examined.
The Italian Government has decided not
20 occupy d., territory of Adua. n Ah-
iyssiuia. although The chiefs and the peo-
pl- have offered % submit TO General ba-
rati,ri.
The New York Produce Exchange Will
h- closed on Friday, April y GOOD Fri
da,1. and th- Cotton and coffee eN-
changes ON Friday and Saturday April
The i"uni-hoAsy ana machih'-shol,S Oh
the Atlantic ana racine i'l'I o"' i",
sou '''''''.' '''' ..',..,.,i,'...
Loss. aho4t $1,000"
rAc vcav,rs. about JOB 4 number en-
ployeI by tte Broad Brook Nooncn Com
idNF' "' ''''' ''.'"' 10"
slfih" 'N '."' ~ eH'''''''
,,.,,.,.i, -,
lnV ,,.,, ,h.~t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-10

MRS JULIA r. TUTWILER. of the
New Century club" Philadelphia. Will
give THREE LEl~l e. RES iu thu rooms OF
THE WOMANs CLUE Il w,st Main
street. 40 haifpast : o'clock.
Saturday. April Eth. "rhr Values ana
Conditions OF Contemporary Fiction. Eng
lisn ani American
Tues lay. April 18TH: Caroline Schi gel.
one of the Romantics"
Thursday. Apru 18th. THE New CEN
fury club. Max. OHeN. Conan Doyle.
jean Francois. Raffaelli.'
Tickets for thr course. So; single
tickets. 81. Tickets for sale 90 West.
Johnston y CO.'S. and the Exchange for
Woman Work. ap lp-W&S42t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-10

street Mira Tu'Niler is lady o. '",o
rtcra., taste Fad cultivation a"'
tbnso vino hoard Der NJ ;hc Warm Nl,.n,s
,,s, summer know treats her ""'3..'S
rrilnntly and with the most ',''"'
and subtle critical discrimln''.9,n.
rirh order OF intellectual cn''''"'"'"' "'
NAV lc anticipated IN the series
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-10

his lieutenant. William baldwin. for
alternating the affections of Mrs Cou'lrcy
hy Inducing her 10 enter the N aVen'' at
Rockford III, rendered verdict yester-
day afternoon in favor VI Coudrey. award
ink him S1.No. the full amount asked.
Tho London Morning Post prints n
dispatch from Friedrlchsruhe. saying that
Prince lilsmarck's health IL Us satieflc-
tory than is tn lee desired. this being the
result of the recent fetss aud receptions,
which ovcrtaNed the oil Cflnce .lor's
strength.
The Official Gazette, of Madrid. yester-
LAY appeared with n hlack b,rd r. and
contained q formal aDnouncerent Of the
loss Of the crns-r Reina Rtgente. with
mn expression e. the deep sorrow foit by
the Qu.cn Regent AMI the government
over the disaster
The REORGANIZATION OF tho Countess
RusseL In London was rceumed yestel-
Day. aul the Counties said her sole object
now WIS - return 70 mr. husband; that
she believed him 20 be good man. and
wished him t. foCgive her, n there was
anything To- bo loriil1.n.
Governor Norton OF New York. has
sent o. ~" Senate thr following nominal
lions. which were referred: Jacob NJ. Pat
torson. for quarantine comm ssioner. vice
Nicholas Jacobs. So, term expired; James
J. Callaehan. to b. port warden OF New
York, vice Thomas -. Lynch. terra cN-
plrel.
one hundred expert slass-workeys ON
pioyel IL Atterbury's factory. littshurg.
Pa. struck Yesterday ou account Of tn"
polishing machines used ~ the firm.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-10
MEMORY or GOVERNOR KEnPER.
Governor o'FcrrnITS Tclegrnm-
Niuutr-s,uns Fired.

Governor O'Ferran an not learn Of the
death II Governor Kempor until his re-
tern home from Fm@stlo Yesterday
morning Then be- sent the following
telegram.
COMMONWEALTH OF VIRGINIA.
GOVERNORS OFFICE
RICHMOND. VA. April @. l'j.
Hon. i. T.. Barbour. GorionsYiie. Va.
M Nlrgiuil nouns ;he loss of *
Governor K,muer He WIS suhlim" in
war. distinguished in peace. faithful in
tire dl-chdrg. az every public duty. true
in an the relations II life.
| dl not learn of hts death until an
hour ego. having been absent from On"
capital since sunday morning attending
the funeral Of a dear friend AMI cherish
81 Var comIade. else Nr.iu.t would he
represented to-day officially at his
fuuc.'l.
IN honor ~ hia memory f1cf are an
half-mlst ON the Capitol where for -FOUR
wears ho administered thr affairs OF the
Commonwealth with such signal ability.
G'rncb CHARLES. r. OFERRALL.
Yesterday afternoon ly order If ~"
Governor. Transmitted through th" Al
iutant-Gcn,ral. detachment ~ the
u.witz.f-. i'd. q mark ~ respect o. The
memory Of Governor kemp'r fred on
the CaWtnl square Governor salut" 81
.,.rt,.n minute guns The detail con
sisted If Captain Hutchinson. Sergeant
" = Woolson. Corporals My'rs. Nhit-
t.tt p,inlDNter. Fiunigln. and Minson,
and Private Binford. salisbury. freu-
man. Mason. Booker. and Perkinson.
AT The meeting OF Pickett camp Mon.
lay ufrht a committee. consisting II
III Ifa no q
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-10

WhRM-SPRINGs HOTELS
WILL OPEN JUNE II .
Nanv improvements viii be- made. ana
comforts and attractions of The place
greatly increased Schedule ~ lri.rS
same as herefOfOre Apply FOR terms. eicr
10 FRED STEHRi, Msnts
mn l7-Su WE Hot Springs. VI
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-10
MEETINGS.

II, T!H,.E3RilE WILL ,I EEE \ gAt I I
HOME LADIES' AUXILIARY oN
THURSDAY. Aprl llth. at o'clock +
NJ. at the Home to- decide AS 10 th,
furnishing t. be- done hy The ladies. Th'
train VIII leave Twenty ami /
streets at $-b.
by order or the president. Mrs. ). II
ap 10 Mrs -. r. AUGUST. Secretary.
THE ANIMAL MEETING OF THE
STOCKHOLDERS or THE UNION
BROKERAGE. COMMISSION AND
WAREHOUSE COMPANY. viii BE- held
al the office Of the company. ll-2 east
Cary street. ar . o'clock J. NJ, on WE'D
NESDAY, APRIL 49, $50
CHARLES DAVENPORT.
Secretary and Treasurer.
NH 7-aOdtAp III
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-10
This Is
SSakS'.
Qualify! Quality! Quality

Every day new voices
join in the popular chorus
that are singing the
praise, Of our superior
qualities and inferior
priccs-ncW faces throng
the StOrc--neW friends
arc made.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-10
FOurQurcan.
Price Co.
ooooCOooOO
-Four Days More

10 spess lect-complete the Easter
shopping To the LAT minute we shall
be- ready to serve you. our ample stock
viii prove its capabulty. But don't walk
too close 10 the verge OF time. You won't
find yourself so hurried, you viii find
better assOrtments.,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-10

Hast Thou Ever Lost n SOM

Cro the memory II Richard English Cocke.
for his lr.t.p-I art-d mother fy Mis-.
Franklin Han Troy. New York;
Nou ask lna why ! weep.
WIZ { $50 not the sunshine or the
flowers
WI, mus sal Will keep
dreary hours?
You tell M to look M:
Go trust i'm Him. and say Thy VIII be
Go "sip The bitter cum:
But tell me, Have you ever lost a SOM
So short a time ago.
a. lay within my clingins arms ana
Hone @honc a golden bow
OF promise. Der the fair heal Of my
child.
To-day my empty arms
Enfpd only TIE NJ, IN rics Of the past;
Earth hath for me- DID charms.
An hope into my hrro's grave - cast
Go look upon your own.
Tncn te'i me-. Could you smile above
AMI s5v. "fhv viii be dcnc2"
And thauk God FOR the sacrifice you
gave?
No. he did not f3lt,sr ;. ,,n hi. MIR.
Young NE
r'pon her cruel altar.
Is dd the martyrs Of oil in time Of
strife.
The Proof Of Gods plying love Lay
e.rth release.
VIII il br soon or lafc2
know not. ] only ask its silent peace.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-10
HOT SPRINGS. VA.
VIRGINIA HOTEL COTTAGES, AND
BATH HOUSE
NOW OPEN.

WILL BE CONDUCTED ~ SAME
EXCELLENT MANNER As
HERETOFORE.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-10

OF course, we sell bet
ter Mems Shoes than
othcrs-for we've got the
sole and exclusive agency
of the best makes. Han
mans equal hasn't served
his apprenticeship yet.
Itay, YOU seen those
copies h. made Of the
leading London and Paris
styles They're high art,
a iit'lc finer than Rich
mond has had the pleas
urc of buying before.
Cur g. line is a big
moneys worth. Good
enough to be marked 81
all over town.
Our $l.9S's are worth
$50.
You needn't be afraid
to buy any Shoe in our
>hoe-sh0n THEY'VE been
carefully examined and
found perfect in quality
perfect in it-perfect in
style. II satisfaction isn't
the result OF every pur-
chase here We want to
know it.
Al the new Tan shades.
An the new Cats
All the new Cordovans.
All the new Enamol Leathers.
All The new Patent Lea'hers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-10
J. R. GOODE & SON,
1901 east Main street 1903,
DOUBLE SHOE STORES,
CORNER FIFTEENTH.
VARIETY
Is What People Want in
SHOES.

We have the beat variety obtainable.
pot only ~ ct Atty. which Includes
some If the best and most well-kuoWn
makes on thu market, BIT ALSO IN
PRICE.
W. want 10 put MrNDELLS SHOES
on every school boy and girl In the city,
and our advertisement last week IS doing
the work.
EASTER SPECIALS
FOR ..
MEN. WOMEN. AID CHILDREN.
CHILDREN'S TAN BUTTON % Js,
al 5nc.. 20 S. ar ,Jc
CIHLDREN'S TAN BUTTON AND
LACE-sl4 10 lOias. at 81. IL To -, AT
LADIES OXFORD TIES-Doneola Pa
tent Tip Razor Toe, also. 1ans-2 70
S. zoe, 81, N.2j. $50, $40, s., and
PAiENT-LEATHER STRAP SANDALS
LADIES'. 81 25
MEMS SHOES.
TAN BAL. Razor Toe. $40 - $50.
TAN BAL. Congress- Razor Toe. wash
ingtou Toe. Needle Toe. all sizes.
hand-sewed 20 20 s.
MEN'S PATENT-LEAIHERS. extern
sion Sole. a.
Tn, above are fresh. seasonabIe goods.
JUST in from the manufacturers.
ap lV-W&F2t j. K. GOODE * son.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-10
Easter
Gloves.

\ stock that would DO credit 10
the larger cities Three kinds and three
prices that have 10 equal FOR the
money-sl. $50. and 8 a pair.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-10

Don't LET Us forget to
give YOU Il coupon. You'll
want to try for that
Bicycle.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-10
LOST. sTRAyEp. AND FOUND.

LOST. APRIL 9TH OK LAUREL
street between Laurel-Street Methodist
Episcopal church and M home ~ aout
Laurel street. = slLNER MD IoiS;,
be- given II left at above-namel resi-
dencr ap l0-lt'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-10

Schwoinfurth. the alleged Messiah. and
his lieutenant. william baldwin. for
alternating the affections 90 Mrs. Coudrcy
hy Inducing her 10 enter the N aVen' at
Rockford. III, rendered verdict yester-
day afternoon in favor VI Conirey. award
Ing him NMNo. Tho fmll amnnnt asked.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-10
Easter
Wraps,

Capcs. ana Jackets. with fashion ;
preference for Capes Beautiful effects
stylishly made. and in great variety.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-10

II You want style, II YOU want ox-
clusFcucSs, II you want the best,
help yourself from our HIGH-ARr
NOVELTIES. Every feature OF salts
faction points our way-tme yet 10
select gown and have 1t made before
Easter.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-10

Today my empty arms
Fnf1h only the m, IN rics Of the past;
Earth hath f0r me- DID charms.
An hope into my hcro's grave - cast.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-10

What a rich llnc-some severely
plain. some buried beneath the falling
Of huny lace anl streaming ribbons;
some FOR little, some for more. some
for stll more.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-10

The London Morning Post prints n
dispatch from Frledrlchsruhe. saying that
Prince Bismarck health IL is s1tiFfac-
tory than IL tn lie desired. this being tho
result of the recent fetss aud receptions,
which ovcrtaNed The oil Chance .lor's
str NTH.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-10
Easter
ParaSOlS.

\ variety embracing the newest crea-
tions from the most celebrated makers.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1895-05-31
MUCH PINE BURNS.
Destructive Forest Fires Rag
ing in the Woods of ;North-
ern Wisconsin. l
SEVERE NEAR IRON RIVER.
South Shore Trains Delayed
by the Burning of Ties Un-%4
der the Track. q

WEST SUPERIOR, Wis, May 27.--
Reports were received here during the
evening that disastrous forest fires
have ragged all day in some of the
heavy wooded districts. Of Northern
Wisconsin. On the Duluth, South
Shore and Atlantic road fires broke ont
early in the morn ing at several points
and spread rapidly, consuming much
valuable pine. Near Iron River, 50
miles east Of here, the fires were par
ticularly destructive. One hundred
carloads of tiles and four boxcars
owned by the Northern Pacific road
were partialla destroyed. The north
bound South Shore limited was delayed
about four hours by the. burning
Of ties under the track. The train
crew reported the heat from the flames
almost unbearable and that the cars
were fired by sparks and narrowly es.
capped burning. A stiff breeze blew all
day and the smouldering fires, which
had been partly extinguished by heavy
rain, were again famed into roaring
masses of fire.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1895-05-31
MONEY IN NEW YORK BANKS.

1t Increases Faster Than It Can he
n Loaned.
a New YORK, May 27.-The Financier
says: 1t is evident that the banks Of
New York are accommodating money
faster than they can loan it out. The
bank statement for the week ending
E1dA NJ Is " Y shows A4 further increase 81
t2, ,387, $50 in the reserve, which is now
nearly $4,000, 900. The increase of
$4,795, 900 in loans is a favorable indi-
cation of increasing business, but the
rate for funds is SO low that it is possi-
BILE that New York is doing a large
share of business usually transacted at
other places. Loans have expanded
since April 100000, but deposits in
the same time have increased $57, $780,
900, and the excess reserve is $27, ,00O,-
600 larger.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1895-05-31
TORE DOWN THE FLAG.

Canadian AIilitisman Displays His An
i tipathy to the United States.
LONDON, Ont, May 27.-There ia
some excitement here over the deliber-
ate insult offered to the stars and
stripes by Can adian militia officer.
Richard Wagner, grocer, in honor of
the queens birthday, displayed from
his second story window the union
jack, the stars and stripes and the Ger
man and Swiss flags. Wagner is q
native of Germany, but British sub
aject. Lieutenant Dennison of the Sew
=enth battalion, London, made his way
through Wagner's premises to the Sec
ond story and tore the United States
flag down. Wagner is highly indig-
.nant and will lay complaint before
the authorities. Dennison is member
of the noted Dennison family of
Toronto, who are strong anti-Ameri.
cans.