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The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1895-11-19

FOR SALE-HOU5ES AND LOTS
SS00-$150 cash, Broom cottage and
porch, 4ox1S0.
$1,000 500 cash, Groom 1X-story cot
taRe: corner, '0x60.
$1300-$20U cash, 9 rooms and bath,
40x1s0.
$15OO-$350 cash. 7-rooms, bath and sta
Bile, 50x130.
$lsOO $3.50 cash, s rooms modern and
bath. 4cxi40x20.
$2O0o-s6OO cash, rooms modern, SIX
so and alley.
s24ou $500 cash, rooms modern, 35x
100 to IS foot drive.
$25nO-Terms; 2 4-room cottages, rent
for SIS, 50xl46. -...t..
$3OO0-s5OO cash, 8 rooms modern and
bath, 50xt50.
ss5O0-Terms; rooms modern, 5sx143
and alley.
$500 .Terms;S rooms modern, 2 stories
47x10 aud alley.
We have bargains at all figures IN al
sections Of she city. Interview US before
buying.
10 AIS s. Broadway.
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The overland limited train via Chicago
and North western, tile, Union Pacific and
the Southern Pacific railroads passed
tltouah Omaha yesterday morning ON
tina with a large party for .his state.
The train has through sleeEers for Los
Angeles. 1t travels on q new time scheu-
ule bv which twenty-four hours 10 saved
between Chicago and this city.
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GKiTE -UL- COMFORTING
EPPS'S COCOA


BKEAKFA-T-f UPPEK
''By thorough kn ,wledgs OF tho natural
laws which govern the operations o digestion
and nutrition, ard by . car fui application Of
the hne pr perties o well selected Coco, Nr.
ver q delicstel Favored beverage which NAV
save us many doctors bills. Ills by the judi
cieus usa Of sncA articles OF diet that . consti-
tuition may DO gradually built mp until strong
enough to resist every entsncy to disess..
Hundreds OF subtle nalsd % are floating
around " ready to attack wherever there 1, 8
weak point. We may escape may 9 fatal
pure hlo I and . pre- srly nesrif he'd fran /"
-:Civii ssrvfce Gasetts. ad, simply with
boiling water or milk. Sold only In half pound
JAMES EpPS < CO., Ltd. II moeOpathiO
Chemists. London, England.
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Notice

nF THE FILING OF THE REPORT OF THE
~ commissioners appointed for the open
ing and extending OF Fifteenth sire t
from the west line of the Walnut
Grove tract to Peru street, in com.
pliance W III ordinance No. 2slO, now series,
tog. Their with the plat f the assessment dis.
trict. stt
Notice is hereby given that a certified conv
OF the report. assessment list and plat OF the
commissioners appointed to Assess benef 8
and damages and to have gen eral supervision
of the proposed work of opening and extend
ing of Fifteenth street, from tn. w,st line of
Walnut Grove t act to Peru street. has been
filed In thu Office of the undersig ed
All sums levied and as essed in said assess.
ment lit are due and payable immed lately
The payment of said sums is to be made to me-
in my ONCE, within tn rty days from the first
publication o this mott ..
All assessments not paid before the exp,ra-
ton of 8 IL thirty days, will be declar d to be-
come delinquent and thereafter five per cent,
with the costs Of advertising, will be added
the reto.
Da ed at Los Angeles. this 18th day OF No
vember, A. D. 1895.
?. A. HOWARD,
Street Superinte ndent
By ]. W Worries, Deputy, "a
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1895-11-19

FOR SALE - THE ELLIS HOME
tract-New subdivision on corner of
Twenty-third street and Scarf. These
elegant large lots have never before been
offered, and are the most attractive in the
city for o residence. They require no
putting. c. A. SUMNER & CO., 1874 8.
b oadway. 1879
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STORAGE

DRY AND CLEAN STORAGE FOR
bonss b Id gneus, pianos, trunks. etc !;
T. SMITH, proprietor. Take Downey
ave. cars. 4-lS
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City Lots
FOR SALE

FOX SALE
$2b00-5 room house, lot 50xl25 to allev;
Fourth st.. close in; biggest bargain in
city. N. B. WALKER d co.
20 1885, W. Second. ST.
FOR EALE-WE SELL THE EARTH.
BASSETI e. SMITH, Pomona, Cal
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FOR RENT-2O ACRES SOLID TO All.
falsa and 10 acres corn or potato land,
near Artesia; cheap for cash. Apply to
owner. JAS. BRADY, 500 S. Fair Oaks
ave- pasaienn %
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FOR SALE-BARGAINS IN 150-ACRE
ranch ciose to city; highly i'm proved;
$40, 900; will take some eastern in part
pay.
10 acres close to city, south west.
~ acres. 19-room house;>a complete
hOme.
And 2 lots mus. he sold
And many other houses AMI lots.
EDWARD FRASER, 2t6 S. Broad way. "a
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Business Property

$3.50 WILL PAY FOR 4 PROSPECTIVE
business lot on Angeleno Heights, so
x200 feet. fronting electric car line; 10
minutes from Spring st. S. X. LIN D.
LEY. LOG s. Broad way. If
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ARCHITECTS
WATCH HAKER
HAIRDRESSERS
NURSES

WANTED-MRS. NJ. W. TRAGIC, PRO.
-fessional nurse; all disc SEES and all
ments. References gwen and required.
MRS. NJ. w. TRAGIC, 239 s. Hill at. 1874
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PRESENTED WITH A SWORD

The Employees Of Gan. G. r. A. Last Give
Evidences OF Their Esteem
1t was handsoms present that Briga-
der General G. #. A. Last received yes
to-day from his. employees. When GEN.
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FOR RENT..LAND

FOR RENT-2O ACRES SOLID 70 AL
falfa and 40 acres corn OF potato land
near Artesia. Cheap for cash. Apply to
owner, JAS. BRADY, 800 y. Fair Oaks
ave. Pasadena. %
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FOR sALE-.RHAL ESTATE

FOR SALE--REAL ESTATE
--~~--~~~~~~~~~>>~--~~-
Houses and Lots
Geo. e. Pratt. Henry A. Darling
Large tracts for syndicates and colonies.
DARLING & PRATT,
Investment Brokers.
Real Estate,
Mortgage Loans,
Insurance,
Notary Public.
Pasadena property a specially.
BRADBURY BLOCK,
Rooms Sl6 and 317.
Telephone 1900,
Los Angeles, Cal.
References by permission:
First National Bank,
Los Angeles National Bank.
State Loan and Trust Co.
II LIT
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ORCHESTRAS

TIE AKEND ORCHESTRA. latest
music. best musicians. Ofiue at the
Orlani, 81 W. Third ST., between H IL
and b, oadwa ~
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Country Property

FOR SALE-BY WILDE & STRONG
$4,000 buys 10 acres of bearing nave
oranges at Covina; this is one of the
choicest orange sroves in Los Angeles
county and by far the cheapest; estimated
crop now on trees 200; the lace will
more than ray for itself in the next three
years. This is indeed rare bargain.
WILDE Il STRONG,
22S W. Fourth st., chamber of com.
merce bldg. If
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FOR SALE--A PRETTY 5.ROOM COT
tsge. hard finished, bath. patent water
clos t.sewer connections. parden an trees,
lawn, cement walks and sidewalks; ev-
erything new and clean bargain. Apply
on pre- misses. 1868 3. Los Angeles st. 25
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FOR SALE - ALFALFA LANDS 4
miles of city in parcels to suit pur-
chaser Terms-tu suit. e. E. PARSONS,
room No. 800 w. First at. II
FOR SALE-sOLDIER'S LAND WAR.
rant for 160 acres, $3.50. Inquire Of J.
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FOR SALE-A FEW MORE IMPROVED
and unimproved lO-acre lot, in the
Lancaster ranch at $50 to SOS per acre; s
year. time, 8 per cent interest. II.
W. WRIGHT, 800 W. Second st. 10
FOR SALE = 10 ACRE ORANGE
ranch at Duarte. the blue ribbon
orange section; 10 shares OF stock in the
best water company in southern Cali-
iorhia. Apply t, A. STEVENS HAL
STED, rom III Bryson blk.
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FOR EALE-CHEAP LANDS - BUR.
bank. Lankershim and Ell Monte
Damp and irrigated lands; also frui
lands. orcn ards fir m to 10 acres in bear
ing. GANO HENRY, Office Natick.
house. 1910
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FOR SALE-NICE GROOM COTTAGE
md lot 50xl40. with large stable, near
Main st., for $l700; must he sold, accour
OF e. rteage. K. VERCH, room 80, Tenn
pie blo,k. 1918
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FOR SALE-HOUSE AND LOT-WJLL
build house to suit; on Thirty first a.,
ments HOLWAY LAND CO., IA Gil.
Bank bldg. If
FOR SALE-10-ROOM HOUSE AND
lot, Mar electric line. for $1,000, in
slJ payne Is. X. VERCH, room so.
Temple block. 1919
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FOR SALE-$4O0o WILL PURCHASE 4
new handsome 8-room house, m odern,
60-fcot front lo'; charming location and
unquesticnahle neighborhooI; reasonable
payment; balance your own terms.
w. S. CARTER d. CO.,
81 1928 8. Broadway.
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FOR SALE
Large residence lots within walking
distance: price $3.50; and upon which Wa
will build you house to suit on monthly
payments; low interest. This is a better
proposition than you ever heard of; come
and get particulars.
N. b. WALKER & CO.,
20 1851 W. Second st.
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PHILLIPS PERSONALLY CONDUCT
and Rock Island routes. | ave Los An.
geles every Tuesday, Cross the Sierra Ne
vadas anu pass the entire Rio Grande
scenery by daylight; also via Southern
route every Monday. Office, 1873 S.
Spring st.
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EXCURSIONS

JUDSON'S POPULAR EXCU RSIONS-
Every Monday over the Rio Grande
Western and Denver and Hio Grande rail
way scenic route; personally conducted
newly upholstered cars through to Chi
cage. New York and Boston; finest equip
ment, best service, quick !ime. Office,
2l2 S. Spring ST.
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FOR SALE = CHOICE RESIDENCE
property on AnReleno Heights, over
look ing city and parks; magnificent
marine view; price from IS to $40 per
front foot; lots I51 to 200 feet in depth.
S. X. LINDLEY. LOG s. Broad way. If
FOR SALE-s1o0O WILL BUY A s.
room cottage, pleasantly $ tuated; lot
90 by $50; nicely improved. with barn;
$500 cash, balance easy.
W. S. CARTER g. CO..
II 1923 s. Bro dway.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-09-28
copyrighted. 1885,
CHAPTER V.

Mr.. Corvin had been fortunate man,
o. the world reckons, and yet be had
never looked like happy one. III he were
happy, be was very successful In disguis-
ing the ordinary external symptoms o. II.
TO look at him, you would have said that
he was a victim OF losses, disappoint-
ments and discomforts.
He was the richest man in town, and
the most powerful; what he said, went,
and W bat he wanted, came. People were
in awe OF him and judging by their man
ner when conversing with him you would
have thoug ht they were devotedly fond OF
him. But il you had heard them talking
about him, when he was not present, you
would have reconsidered this conclusion.
One misfortune, 10 be sure, he had met
with; ii concerned his only son, Peter
This young gentleman had been put in
the way of getting liberal education; be
had attended the best school and the best
college; but owing TO personal peculiari-
ties of nature and character, he had not
achieved brilliant or even credita bic rec
ord at these places. He had learnt how
TO spend money, though; but some OF the
things he bought with 1t had not been OF
benefit to him either in health or reputa-
tion. IL was surmised that this had led
to disagreement between his father and
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-09-28

OF Fenbrook, and rendered the little VIII
lage famous, for time, far beyond Its
boundaries. Some curious circumstances
were brought TO light in connection
with the affair. t
To begin with, of course, an inquest
was held upon CorviIf's body, and an
autopsy made; the proximate occasion Of
death was found TO be heart failure. II
cannot be said tiat anybody was greatly
grieved over the unhappy mans decease;
those who want friends in this world,
must make them-they do not exist
spontaneously. Corvin had during his
life busted himself about many things,
but he had neglected the friend-making
industry. Nor were his sins OF omission
only. But while some of his misdeeds
came to light after his death, that event
also showed that he was innocent OF at
least one crime of which he had been
suspected.
The story came out peaoemeal, as occa-
sion required but we will hear II in Its
final and connected form, along with
Nancy and Nellie, as they sat in the old
sitting room, before the wood fire, after
the vibrations OF the first wonder, horror
and bewilderment had been abated by
time. Tom Linton as the narrator
Morford, as he was known to the world
of electricians and men of affairs.
"How was IL that my clothes were
found on that drowned body? A simple iu-
ctdent. That night in the lookup, Dick,
the tramp boy, and i, made q hole
through the roof he standing on my
shoulders 10 do it--and then we made a
rope by tying his clothes and mine to-
gether, up which i climbed. hand over
hand. Then we dropped oown outside,
and united the clothes and put them on
again; but dressing in the dark and in a
big hurry, we got them changed about.
We got down TO the river and started to
swim it; got over all right, but poor
Dick Il didn't find il out till long after
ward) was drowned, and my clothes
misidentified him.
"Well, IL he assumed my individuality,
1 assumed his. / became a tramp-l could
do nothing else. | had plenty OF adven-
lures, which I'll tell you some time; at
last get work TO 40 in store, and
from that ,ime ! began to come up! 1
changed my employers several times. get
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-09-28
BIBLE STUDY.
Carried on Very Successfully Outside
the Sunday School.
GROWTH OF HOME DEPARTMENT
Decidedly Gratifying to Pro-
moters of the Plan.

Boston, Sept. 2S.-Editor NJ. G. Hazard,
Ph.D., Of the Congregational Sunday
School and Publishing society impressed
with the phenomenal and steadily in
creasing growth Of the home department
of Sunday schools In different Evangelical
churches, began an investigation into its
origin, history status and prospe cts. He
has made presentation of facts in behalf
of The National Society, whose editor he
is.
The home-class idea, out of which the
home department has grown, had its birth
In the same year with that Of the Chris
tian Endeavor movement = 1881. The
home class was originated to promote the
study Of the Bible outside of the Sunday
school by individuals and in the home.
The expansion of the movement, though
somewhat tardy In coming, has Of late
years become almost as phenomenal as
that of the Christian Endeavor society.
What DR. Clark iS to the Y. p. s. Q. f.,
DR.. w. A. Duncan, Held secretary of the
Congregational Sunday School and Pub
fishing society, is to the movement for the
home department of the Sunday school.
While attending district Sunday school
convention in New York state, in the
spring of 1881, woman who had veranda
class expressed to DIR. Duncan her regret
that her pastor showed no sympathy with
her work. Instantly DIR. Duncan saw large
possibilities in extending the boundaries
OF the Sunday school 10 the fasthest reach
OF the parish.
A National Affair.
The adoption OF the hon4e-class plan by
the Congregational Sunday school and
Publishing society ~ 1885 made 1t national.
In New York .-lOth of the churches this
year are reported as having home de-
partments, connected with which aree500
visitors, WHO have ander care 81 800 home
class students. There are many home de-
partmerts in England. one with MEM
bcrship Of 200 being reported In connection
with the sohoDl at Nottingham, whose
pastor Is Rev. w. Crosbe.
In Bohemja, through DR.. Duncan again,
1t secured a beginning. 1t has also been
heard from In France. The Austrian laws
prohibit independent or officially ''un-
recognized" meetings, so that the homo
department can accomplish what cannot
be done through the Sunday school. The
home department has also found its way
to India.
The superintendent of Sunday school
In Vermont writes that In his home de.
partment there are 80 families, only 10 Of
which ever came TO church, and 26 of
which have in all 46 children that would
be without Sunday school privileges ex-
cept for this method of reaching them.
Some of the families live 1ve miles away
from the school.
The home department Of the Northfleld
Sunday school is organized In 10 classes,
under the care of superintendent, who
has as associates nine visitors. 1t num-
bers about 10. Itextends over region
eight miles long by six broad
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(THE END.)


INDIANAPOLIS, Sept 2s-Samuel r..
Morss, consul general TO Paris, arrived
home yesterday He said that he had not
been to Warrington, Gray Gables or
Secretary Olneys summer home, as has
been reported. Mr.. Morss was asked about
tho stories which have been in circulation,
TO tho effect that he had been called homo
for consultation in the Waller case, and
that ne had been scheming to supplant ex-
Senator Eustis rs ambassador to Paris.
"All these stories" he said "are silly fab
relations, and utterly without founda-
flnn ~
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-09-28
Next ConyentIon a, Uovorb,,,.

SALEM, Mass, Sept. 2s.-At yesterdays
session of the Unvcrsalist Young Peoples
Christian union, Miss +. b. Davis read n
paper on Junior Unions" A new con-
stitution was adopted 1t was voted TO
hold tho next convention at Haverhill.
The following officers were elected: Pres
idcnt, Nj. Bissell, Cambridge: vice presi-
dent, Rev. G. II. Detrie, Canton; treas
urcr, II. Dudley, Cambridge; recording
secretary Miss II. Stevenson, Boston; corre-
spoudent, Miss G.. Merrill Boston.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-09-28
That Venezuelan Row.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 2S.-There Is no ad.
vance or change in the status of the Ven
eznelan question, so far as can be learned
from all available official sources In
Washington. Notwithstanding this fact,
there has been much speculation on the
subject within the last few days, some of
1t being Of a decidedly warlike tendency,
indicating a determination on the part of
the administration TO adopt vigorous
steps in asserting the Monroe doctrine as
applicable to Venezuela.
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But thought 1t over and over, for years
afterward, and II gradually became clearer
to me. The body must be that OF Uncle
his; he kept 1t there for safety, and, per-
haps, used togo there TO count 1t over,
~ folks OF his peculiar temperament are
said TO enjoy doing. That evening he
disappeared, saying he was going to soc
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-09-28
Lords should he strengthened.

LONDON, Sept. 2s - Responding to a
toast TO tho house of lords at banquet
given st Ripon. the Marquis OF London
derry said that he thought the house of
lords could be improved in many ways.
The house. Of lords might hereafter have
70 oppose tho house OF commons in meas.
urcs not 40 unpopular as the home rule
xspssuse Therefore, he wished 1t to be so
sssong that no stone could be cast at its
AHtiop
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-09-28
The Fields Dismal Croais.

LONDON, Sept. 2s.--The Field this morn
ing says: Despite the expressed saiisfao-
tlon OF the New York Yacht club with ,l.s
challenges for the Americas cup by MIR.
Rose, IL cannot he regarded as represent
ing British yachting. The challenge docs
not put the New York Yacht ola5 H. any
better position. In the history of yachting
nothing has cqualled the treatment OF ihs
Valkyrie III by the Defender. except the
races between tho Gambia and the 1.-Two.
mia
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religion. oue.tlcn. ELIMINATED.

ST. JOHN, N. B., sept 2s.-Prcmier
Blair kas dissolved the New Brunswick
lcgislatuss, and the general elections take
place ON Ot,. iS. In the last election tho
school and other religious questions
largely entered irto the contest, bat these
have died out, AID the fight will he
straight government. and opposition.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-09-28
Trust Company Wants It's Money.

CHEYENNE, Wy. Sept. 2s--Judgc Riner
yesterday signed n decree of foreclosure
In the case Of the American Loan and
Trust company vs. the Oregon Short line
end the Northern RAILWAY.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-09-28
Platt Again n Xinner.

NEW YORK, Sept. 2s.-Platt will con-
troll the county convention which meets
Oct. 3, he having elected majority of the
delegates chosen, and 1t is now probable
that straight ticket will be chosen.
There were contests in most Of the dis
tricts and small sized riots in few.
Platt has 2l3 delegates; anti. .Plntt. los.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-09-28
Physical Force For Ireland's Sake.

DUBLIN, Sept. ss.-United Ireland, re-
ferring TO the national convention of Irish
societies at Chicago, says 1t rejoices that
Irishmen have not abandoned the idea of
using physical force to secure justice for
Ireland. They will have to put this idea
into practice some day, it adds and the
sooner they prepare to do so the better.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-09-28
Passenger Train Wrecked.

CLARKsvILLE, Mo-. Sept 2s.-A passon-
ger train struck n mule at switch three
miles from this place last evening. The
engine and tender and all the cars were
derailed and badly wrecked Conductor
Moulton and Engineer Murphy were badly
injured. Eight passengers were more or
less seriously Injured.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-09-28
Famous I'm uis proses.,or

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 2S.-Dr. j. l..
Lilinthal, member of the insanity COM
mission and professor of chronic diseases
IN Hannemann college, is dead.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-09-28
a Mistake Somewhere.

LONDON, Sept. "A correspondent Of
Tho Whitehall I'D ew assrs ,hat he Saw
William Horny Hurlbert pf Nice lna
week. A dispatch 20 The Tires, PUB
lishc5 or Sept Z. said that willia;n Henry
Hurlbcrs had died at Cadonahbla. Ealy.
His obituary was published in al ths
principal jeYIEals Ip EpslsDd
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-09-28
Two Mysterious Disappearapces.

ST. JOSEPH, Mo-, Sept 1.-Dora Ken
nedy, IA years old, has been absent from
home since Wednesday morning. AS in
the case of Maud Stoidel, who disappeared
last Sunday, the missing girl has dropped
out Of sight as mysterious.y as IL swal-
lowed by the earth. A local priest has
been accused of knowing where the girls
are, but he denies all knowledge of their
Whereabouts
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-09-28
Roby Track Run Illegally.

court overrulcd petition for rchcaring
In the Roby race track case. aud adheres
10 the original decision that racing as
carried on ~ Roby is anlawful
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-09-28
Headed ror Yellow Rivey

SHANGHAI, Sept. 2S.- The British cruiser
Eolus Is on route to Wu.Chang, in th
province OF Hoo-Pe, with four more war
ships, and will enter the Yang-tse- kiang
tomorrow
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-09-28
An Amsterdam Industrv CrIrr,.d

AMSTERDAM, Sept. 2s.-Ten thousand
diamond cutters struck work here yester-
day upon the refusal of the employers TO
adopt conditions upon which the cutters
trade union insisted.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-09-28

ATLANTIC. CITY. sept. sS.-Doctors who
are attending Harry Wright say that their
patient Is progressing as well rs could be
sxaactcd."
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An Abrupt ENDING


SHANGHAI, Sept. -. The Chinese have
stopped the inquiry at Ku. .Cheng.