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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-10-03
The Massaohusetts' FINAL Trial.

Washington, oct. 3.-orders have been
issued for the final trial and inspection
at sea OF the battleship Massachusetts,
on Oct. 70. when she will be driven
at full speed for as hours. Her big guns
will be fred. and she will be put through
all the extreme tests of actual service.
II no fault is found with the ship her
builders will receive the $4,000 reserved
by the government pending the trial.
The Massachusetts, has left Tompkins-
Vile for Hampton Roads 10 prepare for
the test, leaving Admiral Bunces squad
ron. which at the same time put to sen
for it's last week Of evolutions and drill
off the coast
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-10-03
BRISTOL.
Mrs. and Miss Theile Get Ver'
diets Against Town.
Local Ball Team Defeated--N0tes
and Gossip About Town.

The trial OF the suits of Mrs. and Miss
Csrolione Theile asginst the town for in
juries sustained by their horse being
frightened by steam road roller, re-
suited in a verdict for the plaintiff in the
sum of IL, $50
The game of baseball played on the
common yesterday by the Bristol Grays
and the 9. /. A. of Valley Falls resulted
in a victory or the visitors by a SCORE OF
to z. Darkness caused the calling of
the game at the end OF the sixth inning.
The evening school will open next
Monday evening at 7 o'clock in Byfield
Hall and will be open five evenings In
the week. Principal Bailey will be as
sisted by Misses Roxanna Paul and Mag
gle Connolly.
The annual meeting of the Bristol Fee
male Charitable Society was bel d yester-
day afternoon at the residence OF Mrs.
K. 5. harrington. The following officers
were elected: First directress, Mrs. Il.
3. Harrington; second directress, Mrs. y,
Il. spooner; board OF managers, Mrs. Ii.
w. Drury, Mrs. Sarah q. Skinner, Mrs.
Ellen Grant, Mrs. X. ID. w. Adams, Mrs.
s. A. Church, Mrs. j. s. Weeden; secre-
tary and treasurer, Mrs. 4. y. Babbitt;
auditor, Mrs. K. y. harrington.
A farewell reception was given by Rev.
Harry A. Stevens and Mrs. Stephens yes
terday afternoon and evening at the par
sonsge on Bradford street. A large
number were present. The pastor will
sever his connection with the First Con-
gregational Church next month.
The first campaign flag to be thrown
to the breeze in town was raised yester-
day at 6 o'clock in the morning by John
Russell Pearse. 1t is handomc flag 10
feet In length and stretched across High
street opposite his residence. AS the tag
was unfurled bearing the names Of the
Reublican nominees, the neighbors OF
Mr. Pearse joined in and gave three rous
ing cheers for Mckinley and Hobart.
The engagement Is announced of Miss
Rev. A. w. Kingsley, pastor of the State
Street M. Il. Church Of this town, and
William Il. Thomas of Fall River.
At regular meeting held by the Bris-
tol Train of Artillery 1t was voted to en-
tertain the rife teams of the Newport
Artillery, Kcntish Guards, United Train
OF Artillery and Warren Artillery on Oct.
/.
A still. alarm was sent I'm yesterday af-
teroon for a fire in the residence of the
Misses Wyatt on State street. Several of
the Dreadnaught Hook and Ladder Com
pany and the Hydraulion members re-
paired to the scene and with extinguish-
ers put out the fire without loss OF dam
age to the property.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-10-03
EAST PROVIDENCE.
Work on Sample Road Being
Pushed Rapidly.
A Truancy Case Continued--McNan-
ley Must Keep the Peace.

The work on the new sample road be-
and Leonard's Corners is progressing z
very rapidly and will, when finished, be
the finest piece of highway in town.
Yesterday the electric cars began run
ming over a portion Of the pew tracks
and although the passengers are stil!
obliged to change cars the distance to be
walked Is very much less.
Yesterday afternoon the watchcmoket
baseball team met the Free Wanderers In
an exciting game Of bsll.o the Orphan
age grounds and defeated them by a
score Of IL to A.
Yesterday afternoon In the Seventh
District Court George G. Carpenter
son of John B. Carpenter pleaded
not guilty to trusncy and the case
was continued four weeks, the de-
fendant being required to furnish bonds
in the sum of 500. His father was ac-
cepted as surety.
Last night on complaint OF his wife.
special officers Thomas II. Lawton, and
Martin johnson, arrested John McNsnley.
This morning in tho Seventh District
Court he was arranged on charge Of
assault upon his vile. He pleaded not
guilty and the case was continued to Oct.
9. lie was required TO furnish bonds In
the sum OF $500 to keep the peace. Nc
Nanley thought he would be able to fur
nish the surety some time today.
Lost evening a tandem bicycle party
: made q trim to Warren snd in spite of the
unpleasant weather q very eDjoya BILE even
ing WIS passed.. Tners were in the party
SIR. William F. Miner and Miss l.. May
Bishop, Mr.. Horace Remington ana Miss
Mabel Chacs OF Providence. Mr.. Ernest
Bishop and Miss Linda b. wheldon, and
Mr.. Harvey Miner and Miss Alberta
Small.
Last evening parlor entertainment
was given at the residence OF Mr.snd Mrs.
Elisha Luther by the Y. w. Z. It. and
l.. Union. The object of the entertain
ment was to raise funds TO- the Armeni-
ans. There was a good attendance and q
neat sum was obtained
This morning the funeral of Mrs.
Francis Bennett took place from the resi-
dence OF her son, Perkins E. Bennett, on
Leonard avenue. Rev. John Oldham,
pastor Of the Haven NJ. Z. Church.
ofiiciated. The remains were conveyed
to Norwich, Conn.,, for intefment.
At the meeting Of Watcbern oket Tribe,
I. U. X. NJ, last evening, the braves
transacted very little business, and ad-
a L.. IL at.Ea .s.A
made a fraterral visit to Squantum Tribe
st their wigwam at Riverside.
The Hope Tennis Club OF Rumford dis
banded yesterday and last evening its
effects were sold at auction.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-10-03
In THREE STATES.
Bryan Did Some Great Hustiing and
Made Many Speeches.

Cincinnati, Oct. 3.--William j. Bryan
last night. He then crossed to the Ken .
tucky shore and spoke TO d great as
semblage at Covington. II was a close
TO most eventful day. From dawn to
dusk the nominee sped across West
Virginia, from Charleston to the Ohio
river. stopping and speaking at almost
every town OF consequence, and then
along the Kentucky banks to this city.
Arriving here at 6:45 o'clock, he was met
by local committee and the members
Of the Duckworth club, and was driven
TO the Hotel Gibson. Almost lmme-
diately afterward a procession was
formed TO Music hall, where the first.
and the biggest meeting OF the night was
held At the conclusion OF his speech
there, he addressed two other successive
meetings from stands erected at street
corners, to crafty the thousands who
could not gain entrance to the hall Then
he visited Covington. The vast hall was
so thickly packed with people that q,
was next to impossible u move. Even
the aisles were clogged with STANDING
men and women. In the beginning was
started what looked like an attempt 10
break up the meeting, but IL wes quickly
suppressed. and thereafter the candi
dates utterances were greeted with en-.
thusiasm. Mr.. Bryan came upon the
stage at 3 o'clock, and the ovation that
greeted his entrance continued. without
abatement. for eight minutes. Wher
the applause had subsidad, Louis Rem
len, who acted as chairman OF the meet.
ing, attempted to Introduce Mr.. Bryan
but the gallery would not permit him
TO talk. Gustave Tafel then tried to get
something like order. but with no better
success. Eventually Mr. Bryan stepped
to the stand and raised his hand In q
mute appeal for silence. For a moment
he was successful. but at the end OF hi.
first sentence the noise In the upper part
OF the house was renewed. and he was
obliged 10 resume his wait. Then Olway
III. Cosgrove pointed out as the chief Of
tenders three men in one OF the balconies
and asked the police 20 remove them. In
doing so he characterized them as black
guards. and entreafed the rest Of ths
audience to give Mr.. Bryan fair play az
q fellow American citizen. This effect.
ually siienced the crowd. and after the
Srio Of belligerents had been summarily
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-10-03
Evidently "A spanish Outrage.

Galveston. Oct. 3.-The steamship
Gyller, a Norwegian vessel, under char
ter of the Texas Star flour mills OF this
port, plying TO Cuban ports, after sail
ing out of Cienfuegos. on Aug. 70, at s
p. m, was fred upon by strange ship.
The shot whistled by just above the
smokestack. The Gyller hove to. and
was Immediately boarded by party OF
armed men, who demanded an inspec-
ton OF the Norwegian vessels papers.
Captain Rasmussen satisfied the board
ing party that the Gyiicr was trader,
and they, the boarding party, departed
without giving any name. and refusing
to answer any questions. Captain Bas-
mussen is sure the stranger was a Span
ish warship. The Gyller was on the high
seas, 10 English miles from the coast.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-10-03
Due To Fanatics. Action.

Lima, Oct 3-The government has
ordered the prefect OF Cuzco to close inn
mediately the English college there,
which was opened by American mis-
sionaries. A mob OF excited fanatics
gathered at Cuzco early in September,
and threatened to expel all American
missionaries from the place Troops
were called out at that time, to save the
missionaries from harm. The action
against the English college is one OF a
long series OF hostile manifestations
against the missionaries at Cuzco.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-10-03
THE PAWTUXET VALLEY
Mr.. Perry Run Down and In
iured by a BicycliSt.
Injured While Cutting ClOth--Some
Village Gossip.

Since the end OF the close season the
filed with sportsmen bur so far no large
bags have been made, although quail
and partridges are more plentiful than
for several years. The rabbit season has
not yet opened, but there is a large num-
ber of "bunnies" In the woods and after
hounds will sgsin be heard in the woods.
Daniel Perry, was run into and
Knocked down bya bicyclist on Allen
street last evening, and besides being
badly bruised and shaken up was cut
about the hands and wrist. Tbe wheel
man rode away without asking whether
Mr.. Perry was injured or not
Arthur Eddy, an employee at the
Riverpoint mill, received a severe cot on
his hand while at work In In the clot b
room of the mill yesterday. lie was cut
ting cloth when the knife slipped, max
ing a large cash In his left hand.
No word has as yet been received from
Joseph Dubeo, who, with his family,
mysteriously disappeared from Lippiit,
under peculisr conditions a week ago,
and tine general opinion is by this time
that he is safe in Canada. Dubae's cred
itors have placee several attachments
on his property.
Herimdos Leveau has purchased
the Iippitt Hotel formerly conducted by
Robert Levalley and took possession yes
terday.
Work IL being pushes ou the sample
halt mile Of macsdsmized road at Jackson
and the new driveway will probably be
completed before the snow aes.
The life members OF the Pawtuxot VAL
ley Psrk Association are receiving eiscu-
lars from the.executive committee maxi
ing a statement OF the affairs Of the ssso-
citation and asking the members 10 con-
tribute si each 10 pay the loss incurred
hs the last Kent County Fair.
The fret select social OF tho season was
held at Tborntop's Opera House last
evening and the 20 couples who were
present evidently enjoyed the AFFAIR. The
social was undtr the management cf a
ccmmitteo composed of John Donshne,
John McCabe, James Brennan, Man ie
KiernaD and Mary &. Kelly, and proved
most enjoyable.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-10-03
IfcenIng IL Quiet

London, Oct S.-The Field announces
that ii has been decided TO postpone the
publication here of Howard Gould's let
tersson the subject Of an unannounoed
visit Of inspection to his yacht Niagara
by committee of the Yacht Racing as
sociation on account of suspicious that
the yachts water tanks were used for
shifting ballast in a way TO give ii an
advantage. The postponement of the
publication, The Field says. will be un-
til the council of the Yacht Racing as
sociation has had an Opportunity to con-
slider the question.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-10-03
CRANSTON.
This Town Now The Possessor Of Pair Of
Freaks-O her No.es.

Freaks-O. her Noes.
Mr.. George Congdon, the Knightsvills
liverymsn, is the happy possessor of the
greatest freak or freaks OF Dstureever born
in Crsnston. The freaks mentioned are
twin calves. The calves are about week
old and are thriving. Many people when
told about the freak mrst be treated
like the doubling apostie-seeing and
feeling them. Mr.. Congdon charges no
admission to see the little wonders.
The Union Railroad Company IL put
ting up iron columns along the residen-
tial part OF Cranston street. The wires
for the new track will be suspended from
these columns. The sight seems so aris-
tocratic to the residents and passsrs by
that they are beginning to he proud.
These columns, however, are only tempo
rary. They Will be replsced with the
comely wooden roles rs soon as an ex
pected consignment arrives.
The regular M ontnly meeting OF the
Town Council will be held Monday morn
inc in town hall.
The tax assessors list is almost r,ady
for the printer.
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WARREN.
Successful Meeting of Kicke-
mutt Grange.
Fire Company Members to Attend
Divine Services--N0tes.

Kickemuit Grange opened It's fair and
| festival IL Grange Hall last evening.
The display presented a very pretty spec
tacle. The two sides of the hall we're de-
voted TO the exhibition OF fruits, vege-
tn bies, preserves and fancy articles in en-
broidery. There was also goodly show
of fancy articles, the handiworK OF Mrs.
Mary Reed, Mrs. Henry II. Monroe, the
Misses Minnie Thomas, Ada NJ. Collins
and Lizzie W. Mason. real old-fash-
ioned New England supper was served,
which was followed by an entertainment
consisting Of vocal and instrumental
music. two dialogues two tspleaux and
readings. The attendance was large,
completely filing the hall. The fair will
continue tonight with a change In the
program Of entertainment.
The members of the Narragansett fire
engine company will attend st. Marks
Churcn Sunday evening at 1880 o'clock
| In q body and will be addressed by the
rector, Rev. Alva Il. Carpenter.
Mrs. Margaret .GoH, wife of jeremiah
Goff of Gof's Hotel, who has been seri-
ously i'll for the past nine weeks, is not
recovering as rapidly as was hoped fpr.
Mrs. Anna W. Barney OF Swansea, wife
of Anson Barney, oied Suddenly at her
residence yesterday morning about $3.50
o'clock of appoplsxy.
The demand for The NEWS last even
ing, which contained an account of the
starting up of the machinery of the new
mill, far exceeded the supply and extra
, copies had to bo ordered.
The members of the Narragansett fire
structed steam fire engine out for trial
this evening.
Councilman Charles II. Sparks Is the
crack shooter of the artillery rife team.
He left here yesterday with DIR. Morri-
sesu and IL. Walter Eddy, cashier OF the
National Bank, to join the Warren hunt.
ers who are in the woods Of Maine.
The change in the time table of the To-
| cal branch of-the Consolidated Railroad
which goes into effect tomorrow. is going
to discommode some 75 people who live
here snd find employment in Bristol.
/, Here ofore the first train for that town
| from here left at 6:1s q. m, giving these
people ample time to get to their various
employments In time TO go to work at z
o'clock. Under the new schedule this
train will not leave until about FIVE
minutes before 7 O'Clock, thereby COM
pelling them to a ajopt some other mode
OF conveyance, which will necessitste the
hiring of barges to transport them TO
Bristol so that they may get there on
time. A petition Is being prepared and
will be presnted to the management of
the road, recitinE tho Disadvantages Of
the new schedule and pray ing for a more
satisfactory arrangement, not only for this
particular train, but for the retention
OF the 12:45 p. m train from here to
Providence, which has been most liber-
ally patronized and has proved very
Convenient for tho matinee heater pa
irons, who will, under the new arrange
mept, be compelled to leave here about
noon, kill time in the city for two hours,
or take the next train and STRIVE there
too late TO see the curtain rise.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-10-03
Baltimore Can Keep Her Cash.

Boston, oct. 3.-In view OF the fact
that so much criticism has been made
regarding the proposed trip OF the An
Client and Honorable Artillery company
10 Baltimore, and the raising by the city
council of that city of the amount APP
propriated for the entertainment OF the
visitors, Colonel Walker, the commander
OF the Boston company, telegraphed 10
baltimore last night that the company
would pay all expenses while In Balti-
more. The original amount appropriated
was 5000. but the Baltimore city council
Increased the sum to $4,000, by taking
SJi0O from the school fund,
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-10-03

that is has. incidentally. very wide
range. 1t Is used with great advantage
In many stomach disorders as an excess OF
acid Is und ubtedly relieved by a. The
Indigestion Of obese or fatty-persons IL
usually cured by Carlsbad salt. Where
oxidation is deficient, as In the we'll
tism and rheumatic gout good results ara
obtained. Buyers are cautioned that
none are genuine without the signature
of ,'Eisner hendelscn Co., New York lb2
franklin street, sole agents for the
United States" on every bottle.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-10-03

as II was In the fifteenth century,
when Charles ~, Emperor Of Austria,
and King OF Bohemia, coming home
from the wars, stumbled upon the
springs. Charles made Ii famous. and
when once he mad built his palace IN the
town that grew up about the healing
fountains, he set the fashion for royalty
that royalty has never departed from.
Huher came George III in his happy
time; Peter the Great and Maria Theresa
and a long line of kings and kingly men.
1t has become the most famous OF all
mineral sprinPs and the most aristocrstic
watering place In Europe.
But men OF all sorts touch elbow here
and with frankness and courtesy in the
main. Ones Iuind returns and returns TO
them and women who have come hither
for health and pleasure. Goethe came
often, and always with advantage to HIM
self.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-10-03
Were In Hard Luck

London, oct 3.-The Chronicles cor
respondent with the Nile expedition
telegraphs that he and Artist Soppings
Wright were capsized In the Hannek
cataract. They drifted, clinging to their
wreckage. through the pools and rapids
OF the river. for 20 miles. when they
gained the ives tern bank OF the Nile. op-
posite Fereig. They were nearly naked.
and the natives treated them badly re-
fusing to give them food. They spent
the night in the desert, and were finally
rescued by Drage Bey.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-10-03
SOCIETY AT CARLSBAD.
The Attractions of the BOhe-
mian Watering Place.
Seeking Their Health at the Famous
Springs.

VIRTUES OF THE CARLSBAD WATERS AND
ESPECIALLY OF THE sPBUDEL SPRING,
WHICH MAY BE ENJOYED AT HOME
THROUGH THE MEANS OF THE sPRu-
DEL sALT.
Fancy q town built on the lid OF o
boiling kettle--that is Carlsbad. And
though II is but the lid OF kettle, 1t is
q very beautiful one. There is beauty
everywhere; the mountains look down
upon the narrow little city, whose
houses lie like beads along the rapid,
winding river.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-10-03
EncinR Starvation

fisheries has proved "a total failure. TIE
season having now closed. The ma
boat, which made the round OF the coast,
reports the poorest catch in q quarter .
century. Press and people are sho
ing great concern as TO how the fishing
classes shall contrive to live through
the coming winter.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-10-03
Frcnchmen In spnnIards. Hand,

Habana. oct. 3.-The cruiser Yancz
pinson captured the Supply bo
Remelqued OF Santiago de cuba nesr
Caleta. The boat had on board thr
French sailors. named Augostn Lauselle,
eimon Henry and Julio Sardey.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-10-03
.laEaAt,||lSa
PROMENADE AT THE MuHLBRuN.

That any such important medical pro-
duct as IL now found in the valuable
Sprudel salt could be obtsined from the
springs. the first believers in Carlsbad
were profoundly ignorant OF.
Tho natural Carlsbad Sprudel Salt,
which is obtained from the water OF the
Srrudcl spring. by evaporation, is an
antscid, slightly laxative and diuretic
remedy, and, il taken In doses of tea
spoonful, ~ n gentle but effective purga-
tive. It Is taken in ordinary water, or as
an addition TO the Carlsbad mineral
waters, for the purpose OF increasing their
effect. In cases of persons suffering from
poorness Of blood (snaemic condition.
with constipation very gratifying re-
sulis are obtained by the use OF the salt,
given in doses OF one-half teaspoon iul or
one teaspoonful in four or six ounces ot
hot water, an hour before each meal. For
chronic catarrh OF the stomach. liver
complaint, bile and simple iaundice, one
teas poonful of.the salt dissolved IN warm
Carlsbad Sprudel water or ordinary bot
water before breakfast will be found IN
valuable.
Its action increases the flow OF saliva,
and In the stomach it obeys, without
doubt, chemical laws and neutralizes
any FREQ acid contained i'm that organ.
Gwen on an empty stomach 1t is known
TO promote the acidity OF the gastric
Juice BY fsvoring exosmosis OF those
constituents of the blood from which the
acid OF the stomach IL elaborated, ana to
this is attributep the blood purifying
action OF this salt and the clearing OF
the comdloxion sfter the use OF u. The
Carlsbad Sprudel Salt Is very diffusablo
and passes into the blood OF the tody
with fecility. It's presence In the
blood with oxygen insures the
gradual oxidation OF the organic
constituents CT that fluid; undoubt-
edly the albuminous elements OF
the blood-tbo carbohydrates, the fats
ere similarly oxidize1. The fact that the
Carlsbad salts (powder forml cause the
elimination Of the products OF the In
creased mstsmorphosis of tissue indicates
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-10-03
Election Doubt Abroad.

Sheffield. oct. 3.-The exports from this
place to the United States for the third
quarter of the present year amounted
TO $60O,695, a falling off of over 100000
when compared with the same period
OF 1885, The decrease is attributed to
doubts as to the result Of the presidential
olaltion-
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-10-03
struck ynInovp Vessel.

Ria de Janelro. oct. 3.-The bark w.
n. Flint, Captain Parsons. from New
York. Aug. 10, has arrived at Bahia,
after n collision with vessel, the name
and the fate OF which Is unknown. The
Ilint Was not damaged by the collision.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-10-03
Rather Encouraging.

Washington, Oct. 3.-The treasury
yesterday and Thursday lost $2O7, 800 in
gold coin, and $50. .593 in bars, and gained
In coin in exchange for currency $780,
600. This leaves the true amount OF the
reserve Sl23 1856. SCI
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-10-03
ouartsr of a Million short

Troy, N. Y. Oct. S.-Tha report OF the
finance committee Of the board of SUPER
yisors, finished yesterday, show that
George II. Morris, Rensselaer, countys
treasurer. is short in his accounts $780,
96279.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-10-03
Was Too Good to he True.

London. oct. sit is learned from
government circles that there is no truth
In the report that the powers have
agreed upon pacific settlement of the
eastern question. honorable 10 all
parties. and amply guaranteeing the
security OF the Armenians. This was 4
direct intimation that the Turkish dif-
flculty was virtually settled But 1t ap-
pears such is not the case.