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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-09-28
Maggie Dalton. story.

ST. LOUIS, Sept. 2S.-Maggie Dalton
gives the names OF four attaches Of the fe-
male hospital. and accuses them OF having
made practice OF selling the bodies OF pa
tionts who died in the institution. Collins
filed with bricks, she says, were palmed
of on the man who buried tho dead.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-09-28
Figh,s.s .,.sonarged by Jury.

Boston, Sept. 2S.--"Not Guilty" Such
was the verdict OF tho jury which has sat
and pondercd In the superior criminal
court during tho last two days 10 decide
whether or not Dick O'Brien and Joe
Walcott had engaged in prlze-fght on
the night of Aug. rs. The verdict was re-
oeived by the public with much surprise
and particularly among the sporting fra
ternity, with astonishment. as it was
fully expected that the men would be con-
victed
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-09-28
West Pointers.
Fall River News.

IL appears that OF the 1249 graduates of
West Point who were living when the civil
war began, S2l were in the army, and 42s were
engaged in civil pursuits. OF those who had
lott the service 292 returned 60 fight for the
Union, and 80 entered the Confederate army
and OF those who were yet in service. 627 re-
mained true 60 the flag, and 1Si went over 10
the other side. Out of $50 southern graduates,
1852 were in the Federal armv, and among
them was General Thomas, the Crock of
Chickamauga"
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-09-28

MRS ELIZABETH CADy STANTON wants
to abolish the term sold maid" and
substitute "bachelor"--snd not woman
bachelor, either. This Is calculated to
make confusion, we should say.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-09-28
FRANCE SEEKS SECRETS.

LEIPs1C, Sept 2S--As result OF the
arrest OF n Frenchman and German
woman at Cologne four Germans have
been arrested at Essen Magdeburg and
Berlin, all connected with an extensive
system OF espionage promoted by the
Frensh with the object of obtaining draw
inPs Of the defense work
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-09-28
l.,n...oa Accepted.

Bosroy, Sept. 23-B. +. Jacobs, thair-
man of the executive committee Of the
International Sunday School association,
announces that the next international con-
vention will be held In Boston, June 1925,
1896, on an invitation extended to the as
sociation by the governor to hold the con-
yentioi here.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-09-28

"KEEP sweet and don't do too much
talking" is the advice OF the woman's
Journal to suffragists, which is only
another way OF saying that you can catch
more flies with molasses than with vine
gar and that silence is golden.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-09-28
Aged woman Ground 20 Pieces.

WALTHAM Mass, sept 2S.--As an ex-
press train ncarcd the station here ycstcr-
day atternoonit ran over an aged woman.
cutting hor body I'm pieces. The woman Is
thOuRht % b. Mrs Patrick Rnnn.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-09-28

MILWAUKEE, Sept 2S.-Coloncl Turner,
representing the Farmers Loan and Trust
company. requests that IL the court in
tends to accept the designations Of the
Northern Pacific receivers that action be
delayed in order to give tho opposing fac.
ton tins TO como to some understanding
In regard 10 'he 's.ptfor
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-09-28

The Legislature OF Texas has been called
out by the Governor to enact legislation
enough to suppress the pugilistic carnival
due in that state the last of next month.
Now we shall know OF what sort OF stuff
the Legislature OF Texas is made.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-09-28

The school committee, in its wisdom,
voted last evening to change the entire
system Of teaching geography in our pub
iic schools, by substituting publication
that. does not have the approval of the
men and women who are Immediately
responsible for the results of the system.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-09-28
Thievlng clerk Goes Ia Prlson.

BosTON, sept. 2S.--Gcorge E. Roberts.
for several years a clerk in the foreign de.
partment o.. the Boston postoflce. yester-
day pleaded guilty 10 stealing letters from
the mails. and was sentenced TO three
years In state prison
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-09-28

THE bonds Of matrimony in the case of
The young Duke OF Marlborough and Miss
VANDERBILT are figured at a value of
about ten Millions.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-09-28
Tobncco Goes I'm 4, smor.

CINCINNATI, Sept. 2s.-One end OF the
storage houses OF tho Cincinnati Leaf
Tobacco company was destroyed ~ fire
last night, causing total loss Of MOI less
than 100000
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-09-28
Young Soldier. Paid or

AUGUSTA, Me-, Sept. oS. An tho mem
bers OF Names National Guard, who par
ticipatcd In the muster last month. have
scceivcd their pay. The payroll amounted
20 SogSp
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-09-28

IT is now reported that September,
also provide surplus with an s.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-09-28

BANGOR, Me, scpt Gs --Gcorgo A. Hunt.
a brakeman. had his foot run over by an
engine near oldtown yesterday. The foot
was amputate6
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-09-28

THE newest decision in international
neutrality law is to the effect that one
man cannot be filibustering expedition.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-09-28

IT appears to be a question whether
South Carolina's constitutional conven-
tion viii produce constitution that is
constitutional.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-09-28

The new style Of head gear for woman
will continue to make it desirable to have
the theater stage built on the ceiling.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-09-28
TELEGRAPHiC BkEvrruEs.

President Moracs Of Brazil may resign.
Negro Bartlsts arc in convention at At
lanta.
Moslcms killed 10 Armonians ut Antioch.
Syria.
Harry Payne, the pantomime clown,
died In London
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-09-28

THE HERREsHoFFs will build those two
torpedo boats, of course. Now look for
record breakers.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-09-28
OMEN NO. f63.

The cuckoo is considered to be a bird
Of deadly omen.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-09-28

The rubber trust has advanced the
price. That's rubbing 1t in.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-09-28

The Duke OF Cambridge retires from
the command OF the British army with
many compliments paid to him by him.
self
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-09-28
RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

In order to facilitate the publication Of the
announcements Of Sunday setvtces and do
THE NEws, In future. viii prilit on saturday
afternoon notices received before p IN, the
previous evening. 8uch hetIces should BE-
LINE VA Be- s SSsrssS ssS' To- s' over three
but no charges will bs. mads for announce
ments 10 the amount Of three lines.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-21

The talent We're In great form today
and simply showed the boobies under
OF the i've events three were Won by
favoriteA, and two by well backed sec
ond choices. In the first race the talent
could see nothing but Johnny McHnlc,
who proved the winner. much TO their
delight The second race was won by
Leascman, the favorlte Uncle Lew CONT
Ing In third. while Sister Rosalnd with
Turner up ran second.
In the third race there was hot tip
on Henry jenkins. and though King
craft was strong fDvorite at the
track, the home talent persisted in
placing their money on Jenkins at six
10 ono, Their judgment proved cor
rect as ho Won the ruce handlly, King
craft, Turner'S mount, running second.
The fourth race, a handicap q sew
en- eightlis Of n mile, was won by Mollic
b., and hRain the talent scored.
The nth and last race OF the day,
however. proved n Waterloo for tho
boobies. as tho talent literally poured
their m6uey In ON Gold Dust at good
long odds and the result showed their
wisdom, az he won the race hUndily
ON the whole. II was A great day for
the talent, all OF whom left In
happy frame Of mind, aud with a
considera BILE balance ON the right side
OF tins logger,
New orleans entries for March 2li
First -Flvc-eightha Of q mile.
Cora Mia 1902; Kathleen. 1902; Chance.
i0i; Russ. l0i; DR.. Reed. iOi Breyity.
lOi; Flush l05; Joe Hin. 107: Granville,
i07; Dean Swift. iO1. Shelby Boston,
l01; MnGnon, l07; Nellie Osborne. los;
Mark s., Ito; Sir John. 10.
Second race Seven-cighthB OF mile.
selling: Buckedie, lOi; Jim Brown, i0i
J0co. l0i; Lakeland. lO4: Prince Leon.
iOi; /. c. W. lOi, Allbl. l0i. Belle
stout, LOG; Diamond Dick, 1917 Royal
Flush, lO7; Oak Forrest lO7; Grasshop-
per. los; Hopeful, los; Rally, III. Sam
Farmer, Ill.
Third racc-One mile. purse, Nicara-
qua. 100. Mogzotint. lOi. Panwnv. iOi,
Bust Up, iO5; Theodore H.. LOG. Chimes.
iO9. Royal Prince. 10; Ixlon. llS; Tx
oelslor, IA.
Fourth race--Thrcc- fourths OF mile;
selling; Manoa. 1903. Guilty. l0i; Alice,
D.. i0i; sylvan, 1916: Misc Clark, 1915:
yellow Rose, JOG; Tweniy-Throc, log;
Lord Wlllowbrook. 1906; TensprinE. 1OG;
Oallviow, i05: Herman, los; Guard, i0s;
joe Woolman. 100; Faklr. i09; Edward
Conelly, ll3.
Fifth --Throe-fourtha OF mile,
selling; Susie Anderson, lof; Mrs. Bred
low. 1903; WIN HSntreHs. iOi; Wanda r.,
1913; Ed Brown, i0i. DIR. Park. i0i: Van
cluse. l0i. Galen Brown 1906; Bankrupt
100; Denver. 1906, Baby BIZ. l0T. Matt
white. I07; Silver Prince. i0s. Bob
Campbell. 100,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-21

Ono Of the very frat attempts nj max
ing mn iron stove was by Count or Chrdi.
nal pullgnac Of France early In tho ulght-
oonth century Tho results OF his efforts
wop simply Iron ifopaoos, constructed
with hollow backs, hohrthS and iron
jamb. Tho only Improvement Il showed
over the old fireplace was u slight saving
NJ heat In Tho yoar 1910 Dr. Dusnunliors
of London improved tho polignno fro
places to such an oKtent that thoy could DO
used for burning coal rs wull ns wood
DR.. Frnnklln'H stove, invented In tho
year l7ib, was great improvement IN
everything Ia tho stove line that had pro.
ood0d t. Tho principles upon which ID
was constructed were similar to tho air.
tight stoves introduced many years later
Indeed IL ~ believed that had ID boon pos
elhla at that tlmu for founders TO mako
tight ilttluR oAHtinRa tho Franklin export.
mcut would bavu boon mir tight. About
tho year l7id-thrro ~ Gomu dispute about
tho exact dat0-Df, Franklin improved
hla stove 40 IN 10 make II suitable for tso
consumption Of common bituminoua coal.
In 1855 benjamin Thompson Count
Rumford) made several improvements
ON l'rankiinH designs. In 1888 u l.. Mott
mndo tho first stove that would burn an
thfauto conl siuen tlin Inst nnmod dato
hundreds II Inventors hnyo taken part IN
bringing tho stove up 10 rs present per.
footion.-St Louis Republic,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-21
NEWS OF THE SPORTING WORLD.
ANOTHER FIRsT-cLAss PRIZE
FIGHT WON BY RYAN.
SOME GOOD RACING AT NEW Or
LEANS, IN WHICH THE TALENT
TOOK GREAT INTBREsT-LEx.
iNGroN HORSE sALE-RAciNa
AT ST, LOUIS AND FRISCO.


-. NAAfSARps MuFcn AV
fommy Ryan OF Chicago had easy
WORK with Tom Tracey OF 81. Louis
tonight No decision was rendered,
chiefly because the managers OF the
affair We're apprehenslve Of police in.
reference with the Choynskl-Creodon
ahalr tomorrow night II the AFFAIR OF
tonight was carried to the extreme.
SUI Tor all that, Tracey was badly
whipped. He was fairly out In the
seventh round. hut when Referee Geo.
siler had counted seven ana Tracey
showed no signs OF rising sller wns
eaiied TO one side OF the ring, and by
the time he was ready to resume count
ing the gong sounded. and Tracey was
saved.
Ryan knocked him down in the nfth
and the referee might have counted
twenty-five before Tracey was ON ma,
teet the last tim. but no lid not count
al all. and when Tracey was helped to
BIS beet mo decision" was announced
the men came into the ring at 1880
o'clock.
The first round was only sparrlng.
Tracey got In three light ones on Ry-
~ BODY and received not one IL the
Ebr In return.
me second round was all Ryan's, he
Wttlhg Tracey repeatedly on the head
and only receiving one In return.
me third opened hot, and after sev-
Sral warm exchanges Tracey knocked
Ryan 10 MS knees with a right on the
cam. Ryan was up In an instant, how
ever, and had the best OF the round
after that
In the fourth and hfth Ryan Kept
head. and the latter acted strictly on
the defensive.
In the sixth Traoey's left eye was
closed and he bled profusely.
Ryan then smashed him on the nose
ana brought crimson stream from
. that organ. Ryan battered Tracey ns
ne pleased, and knocked him down with
vicious left In the face. Tracey was
covered with blood as he went 10 his
corner Ryan, after this, had Il very
easy He knocked Tracey fiat In the
seventh, and but for the lengtheninp
Of the allowance OF the latter would
nave been called out. He was on the
hnor fully 10 seconds.
IN the last round Tracey was knocked
INTO the ropes, and when he left them
was sent to the floor. He came up alto,
the referee had counted nine, and was
ut once knocked down again. lie lot.
tered TO his feet and was knocked com.
pletely out The mo decision" wa,
announced after he had been carried Il
MS corner. Tracey was In bad shap,
at the end. being covered with blood
from MS eye. nose ana checks. Ryan
did not have a scratch.
After the fight RefCrce sItar ,ntg,
In the seventh, when Tracey was on
the floor, Parson Davies called some.
thing 10 me. Hu was Ryana manager
ana | stopped to one aide to hear what
he had to say. He told me TO call the
contest OFF because II was becoming to1
brutal and In the next round ala So
Tracey had no earthly show TO win,
and l simply did what Rynn's mana.
ger demanded. Ryan was very angry
after the fight. declaring he had been
robbed OF decision he had fairly
| won."
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-21

do not brlloyo that tho English book
trade IL affected by what IN called Tho
financial depression OF tho times ! no.
loyo II haa Rorged itself ON Us own trnsh.
like tho boa constructor who lntGly swat
lowed It's own blanket and died thereof.
II suffers also from whnt oyory other trade
suffers from IN this oontury--tho over.
providing OF it, ranks. What Aro wanted
arc a fow grout publishing houtes--.n very
frw. Instead ~ whnt should he this choice
fow thorO nto scores OF firms imbued with
tho same Views OF selling books m n grocer
has OF selling sugar md spice Regarded
merely as trade, how far, how worry far,
Ia tho publishing trada OF London removed
from that Of Partial
contrast the cheapest French editions
Of my books with those Of tho cheapest
English oditions OF them, tho first 40 neat
and simple In tholr glossy, plain pnpor
covers, with their good paper and admir-
ablo type within, md tho second 30 afro
cious In tho gnudy pictorial cover, which
n doomed needful 20 attract the oyes of
the British myiutudol Even In what 10
called tho "librnry oditlon"--henycn anyo
tho mnrki--thoro are inferior typo md IN.
forlor paper. In u rough, red, common
cloth cover. Why cannot the Fronoh cdi.
lions DO imlthtedi- >Ouldu In North Amer
lean Review.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-21
FINEST CLOCK IN THE STATE.
THIS IS WHAT w. c. PlrAETFLE
HAS FOR FORT WORTH.
THE NEW COURTHOUSE CLOCK
WILL BE THE GREATEST THING
TENAs CAN SHOW IN THE WAY
or A. TIAfE-KEBPnR- JEwELER
PFAEFFLE WON HANDS DOWN.

Walter j. Bucltlcy Of Chicago. rep
rcsonting the Seth Thomas Clock COM
puny Of Thomaston. Conn, yesterday
closed the CONTRACT with the county
commissioners to furnish magnificent
tower clock FOR the new courthouse.
II was chiefly through tho efforts Of W,
c. Pfacnic. the weli-known jowclor.
who represents the Thomas Clock COM
pnny, that the firm received such an
award.
The new clock will be Ia Its place by
Juno /. 1t VIII unqucatonably be the
fines, IN the state aud win be the last
ornament TO rarrant oounty'a pride.
ton by the Seth Thomas company
The clocks dlnls arc nine feet In diam
eter. made Of the best plate glass on
both sides and threc-cighths Of an inch
In thickness. The bell IL to be made
by G. II. Mcnely OF Troy, New York.
weighs three thousand pounds ana can
be heard a very long distance.
Tho clock is almost duplicate Of the
one IN the government building at
Dallas. All the difference IL This ono
will be considerably larger It VIII be
run By enormous weights. they having
fall OF nfty feet. II will be provided
with an electric circuit breaker to run
twenty-five other clocks IN different
parts Of the building Tho clock N 10
bo ntted with Dcnison double three
leg gravity escapemcnt and zinc and
steel componsatlng pendulum rod, rem
dcring ita length equal at all times,
The ball Of the pendulum will weigh no
pounds.
Mr.. Pfaonic viii soe that Il keeps
correct standard time, II In a hand
some testimonial for the Thomas COM
pany and FOR Mr.. pfuolilo iic was
awarded tho contract IN the face OF
strong competition aud considers u a
great advertisement for the house OF
which he IN the local representative.
1t will be handsome addition TO the
county's temple Of justice and u great
convenience 10 the whole city and sur
rounding country.
Mr.. Pfacnio ~ glad that he repre-
aents the best Of clocks,
Mr., Buckley. who 10 a very pleasant
gentleman, VIII be IN the city until to-
morrow,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-21
A WYOMING MINE HORROR.
THERE WE'RE FROM IS TO so MEN
IN THE MINE AT THE TiaiE--ALL
ARE PROBABLY DEAD - SLOPE
COVERINGS AND BUILDINGS
BLOWN TO ATOMS.


ENANSIONs M1p,, March 20,
At $40 o'clock this afternoon an ex-
plosion of gas occurred IN the Rocky
Mountain Coal and Iron eompany's
mine No. Mt Rcd Canon. several miles
from hero. resulting In the death Of
at least fifteen men, Among the dead
are:
JAMES ID. BRICE. mine foreman
and eS-oounty commissioner OF ulntah
county,
A. b. MALTBY, superintendent OF
motive power;
JERRY CRAWFORD;
WILLIAM SELLERS,
II. CLARK;
EDWARD COACH. head carpenter;
Among the missing are:
WILLIAM BROWN;
JOHN FERN;
SAMUEL THOMAS and son;
MIR. BURTON:
SAMUEL HUTCHINSON,
WILLIAM SAVERS and son.
From twenty-five to nifty men were In
the mine at the time of the explosion
out OF q total force Ut 100
The dead who have been Identified
Der,
The covering Of the slope and build
ings at the mouth of the mine were
blown to atoms, Andrew Marion and
John Lamb were seriously hurt. While
the death roll now numbcrs but NJ
teen there IL scarcely any hope that
any Of the men who were In the mine
at the time are stlll alive.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-21

Tho 1rst appearance M modern Europe
OF tho mnio hnlrdrosser was not until Tho
eighteenth century, when LoRrog, frederic
aud Leonard made their calling aa famous
ne vattel on Soyer did tielra Legros, In
dund, began liio IA a cook and opened an
noldomy for hBirdTossers, Ia which bo
based his teaching upon tho proportion Of
tho head and tho style Of thu face TN In
1895 he published his great work on
"L'Art do Ia Couture dos DANES Fran.
calsos which specified % many ways of
dressing tho hhir as tho artist Of tho other
line discovered for tho cooking Of eggs.
Tho 800 fashions Of tho vito of Marcus
Aurciins were outdono, and before tho end
OF Tho century the triumph Of vaccination
was celebrated ny the eoifiuro a i'lnooula-
zion, composed u q serpent, club, a ria-
Ing sun aud an olive treo, and ffigate In
full sall vna ect forth IN tho ooinufs a Ia
Belle poule, Tho nthphrc Angiais made
~ tho hsir foundation for figured land.
ecapcs, edofncd with meadows, trees and
Ghuop. - SPECTATOR
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-21

w Dr. rierce'a Golden Medical Discovery.
even aNef the discaae has progressed 10
far rs TO induce repeated hlccdinRs fTom
the lungs, severe lingering cough with
copious cNpcctnmtion tincluding tuheicu.
lar natter, great loss of ncsh and cS,fcmo
enaciaion and weakness.
Do YOU doubt that hundreds Of such cnscs
reported to Us ~ cured BY Golden Med.
ieal Discovery were genuine cases OF that
dread and fatal disease You need not ini.c
our word for IT, They have, IN nearly every
instance, been so pronounced by the best
and most experienced home physicinna
who have no interest Whatever IA mia.
representing lhcui, Rnd who were often
strongly pfcludiccd and advised npainkt
tfial Of Golden Medical niacovcfy,
but who have been forced TO confess that
Il surpasscs. Ia curative power over this
fatal malady, all other mcdielnes with
which they arc acquainted. Nasty cod.
liver oil and its filthy "emulsionsN ard
mixtures, had been tried in nearly all these
casca and had either utterly failed To benc.
ht or had only secuted TO benefit little for
short time. Extract Of malt, whiukcy.
aud various preparations Of the hypophos-
phitca had also been faithfully tticd inynin
The photographs OF a laWe number Of
those cured Of consumption, bronciitih,
lingering coughs, asthma, chronic nasal
caiaifh and kindred malndics have been
skillmlly reproduced IN book Of Ito
pages which will be mailed TO YOU ON fc.
ceipt OF address aud six cents Va stnmps
You can then wtilc those cured and lcatn
theft experience, AidicBsWoRIn'E nTsrrN-
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