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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-06-02
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TItAVE ETitIalOND DAILN), BYRD
a.oo EiicHNOND AND NOR
FOLK NESTIBULE LlMlt =
ED. Arrive Norfolk ITO A.
Ri. Stops only AT Petersputs'
Waverly, and Suffolk. Secohd-
class tickets not accepleu Oh
900 A. NJ, THE CHICAGO EXPRESS
Tor LynohbGrg, Roanoke, 90
lumbus, and Chicago. Fullinaii
Sleeper Roanoke 10 Iolullyus >
also for Bristol, hhoAVhle'
aud Chattanooga. , 4,
$50 L. NJ, For suffolk, Norfolk, anu III
termceiate statiOnsi arrives ~
Norl0lk at $500 J.. NJ. -.,..
II. 30 Z. NJ. For LNnchbuIg ana tsoanoh'v,
Connects az Roanoke Win
Washington ana Chattailoos !,
Limited. Pullman Sifeptts
Roanoke TO Memphis ana New
Orleans. Pullman sleeper be-
tween Richmond and Lyncn-
burg, and berths ready Tor
occupancy az 900 +. NJ Also,
Pullman Sleeper PetersDuig
and Roanoke.
Trains arrive Richmond from LynSa-
burg and the West daily at Gao a. NJ.
and 700 =. NJ. from NQrto1iilk, r S4a ne
LIMITED 200 =. NJ.
Office. ejs Main street. ..,..,
District Passenger Agent.
W. y. BEVlLL,
General Passenger Agent.
General Office-ROanOke va.
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eASE,Ks AsD BROKERS.
The
Single
Man

often goes along thoughtlessIy-'
unthinkingly, living right up TO
his salary with never a care for
the morrow. There's A tide IN
the affairs of every man when
it's easier saving dollars than
dimes. This case fits the single
mans he you. Save A dollar
each we.k-at any rate 5 per
cent. Of your salary, it'll stand
you in good stead when you are
more in need Of it. Ask for a
free booklet at the Bank.
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ATD DOMINION STEAMSHIP COM
[ III PANY.
DAILY SERVICE.
Steamers ieaye Norfolk.
Dr. Va, DAILY at 1880 L. Nj.
NN for New ork direct Pas.
ryE sengers leave Riehmonh
NCrsS,As Via g. and o. railway 80
$-~s<lN y. NJ, or r. and =. rail-
road N. and w route .
A. NJ. 10 connect with
steamer at Norfolk.
DIRECT STEAMERS leave Richmond
for New York via James river every
Monday passengers ana lrelghD ana
Friday 0Ieight ana steenase passenssrs
oa at p N; A nsl!d9gere, s' issges
Richmond for Norfolk every "Wednesday
: l.. NJ, connecting with main line steam
eFr FROM NEW YORK passengers can
leave DAILY. EXCEPT SUNDAY, for
Richmond via Old Point or Norfolk.
DIRECT STEAMERS. VIA james James river l.gst
ana freighO and Monday freight .oniyl.
saiiings from C0mpanys plef' - Noflh
river, 3 p n , satn t,on a5olv =; 10 NJ
r6fFN r.. MAYER, Agent.
~ r. CfrTrr .rrDEu,
'" =. p an1 r. NJ. New York.
u mADELrHlA' RIG IL SANc
N0ND. AND NORFOLK STEAMSHIP
COMPANY.
Amounted sailing DAYS: Every TUES
DAY. FRIDAY, and SUNDAY az day
iF'irsciqht received daily un r. NJ.
Fare. SION Fridays and Sundays
For further information apply 70
j. W. MeCARRlCk,
General Southern Agent. Office. Rockets.
". y. CITDE E co,
General Agents. Philadelphia.
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WANTS.
BA ROAM =.
arocerfes Lo ~ er tn n m =. W q
CaN SAVE YOU 25 PER CENT.
n O


Groceries Lo w q A. Tn n n -
CAN SAVE YOU 25 PER ctNi.
: lbs. Best Granulated Sugar for;.:;. -
New Canned Tomatoes. Ihistle
brand ......... observation-disclosures
New Canned Corn ...........;..........
Snowflake Patent Family Flour per 0.
or $3.a per barrel.
Silver King Minnesota Patent faml- 90
Is Flour, "a barrel. or per bag...... -
Salt Pork. per pound ............... 81
Pure Lard. per pound. ................
sugar-Cured Shoulders ...............
Nice Fat Mackerel. per dozen ....... -
pounds Fresh Country Butter for. -
Good Mixed or Green Tea, good as 49,
any you pay 4Oc. elsewhere fer.... ~
Fresh Rolled oats. per pounl
New California Prunes, per lb........
or pounds for 23c
California Peaches and Apricots can l.
Good Cream Cheese per p0und......
or 4 pounds for 2Jc. 90
Fresh Country Eggs, per dozen..'.'' l.
ULLMAN'~ son,
lS2e-1s22 east Main. SOC east Marshall.
'Fhcnes Si6 and "a. apf
GENTs-SeO WEEKLY SALARY TO
~ right parties. Little work: a snap
for some one. New scheme, failure inn
possible. Write for special proposition.
Lock Box 53OS, Boston, Mass.
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III ANTED, TWO UNFINISHED
" ROOMS with water convenient and
desirable location. Address. stating
terms &a> MARfE, care Times, g.,
JET
WANTED. 4 MATRON FOR THE
w INFANTS HOME; one without IN
cumhlaucc Leave application. Win Hu-
dress and references, az 200 east biace
street le-l'
w ANTED. WITHOUT INCUM-
W BRANCE, a COOK WASHER ana
IRONER. None need apply unless well
recommended. Apply at lQe3 West ave
nue. between and 10 A. NJ. je2-u'
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W LARGE. COOL ROOM on south
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very reasonable rates. Address NJ. care
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~ ANTED. AT ONCE A FIRsT-CLAss
" COOK. II west cary street 80.
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w KEEPER AND CORRESPON DEN T.
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the country. At present chsasel. t i.'
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w ANTED. PROMPT AND fAi tif l.
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ftoble established house IN Virginia. Sal
ary $3.50. payable si5 weekly and eN-
penses Situation permanent references.
Enclose solf-addressed stamped envelope.
II. T. Hess. Pres, 3J6 Dearborn street
chicago. mylG-tielO
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w ~TEREOINPING of ANY AM
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FOTd'S LIthia Springs Hotel,
MAYNEsBORO. VA.

In the garden spot Of the Shenandoah
Valley
town. ON the Chesapeake ard Ohio and
Norfolk and Western railroads. in easy
distance Of Richmond.
MAKE ENGAGEMENTS NOW.
Health-giving water invigorating air,
uisurpa sscd scenery. uneXcelled cuisine
fishing. rowing hunting. picturesque
drives. and all the comforts OF home,
with superb accommodations
Write for booklet and rates 20 FORD
& MCDOWELL. propriet0rs and mani
ayers. Waynesboro. Va. je2-tu,t sum
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7 Ohm L. WILLIAMS * SONS.
81 BANKERS,
RICHMOND, VA
offer for sale. city Bank yields . per
cent. free OF TAX. National Bank Of VIZ
ginia yields 5i5 per cent, free OF tax.
Virginia Trust Company (yieiis 80 per
cent free of tax. Also. State of Virginia
BONDS. CITY of Richmond Bonds. and other
desirable investment securities. Core
pondence solicited. mh-s-i
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RaILROADS
~~VESTiBULED
MSkA Ii United
EEAA TRAINS
WS0uTH
Atlanta, New Orleans, Augusta,
Macon, Chattanooga, Nash
vile, Memphis, Texas.
No EXTRA FARE ON ANY TRAIN.

No. 4o3.-"The Atlanta Special" leaves
pIchmoud, DAILY, at 1885 night Ior
r.nderson. Arrive Durham daily, except c"n-
-, Raleigh Sanford, Southern Pines Nhhih e
g., W,aesboro. Monroe, Charlotte. i"ne9iu,os'
Srs,hy Rutherfordton Chester. Clinton, urseu
xoaJ Ahbeville. Eijerton, Athens 4 t.AH'
Avsrs,a Macon Chattanooga, Nashyilie AoinPnaS
TS,ss Mexico. California and the West W
Memohisl. solid Limited Train, "i'h fui~A
in...t sleepers And Vsstbuled Coaches
M. 4I.-"The =. a. a. express leaves
Richmond, DAILY, at e.05 am, Tor heno~,'
90 Durham. daily except Sunday haieitn'
s.r'ford southern Pines, Wilmington s1es'
-, Nonroo Charlotte Chester. Clinton, sIern'
rooi Ab6aviilo, Elberton. Athens. Al > = >
Macon. Pensacola. Chattanooga Ts.
Nsnphis Montgomery Ne" orshn' 49,,
Naxico AID the Southwest wa Ne" 1880 iieS.''.
sid Train. with Pullman Sleepegs ana Oo"0H'"
sl.o Sleeper Hamlet 20 Wilmington
Arrive Richmond, Gao am, $40 PM daiy'
For tickets. baggage checks, sleeping car reser-
vstious, etc, Apply 10
HIM. BOYKIS, Sol. Psss'r Agent
sss Fast Main ST., RICHMOND VA
At. sony. Wee. Presissas .sd eeaersi ni''s~.
- u.sEE. General saps-is'ssdea;.
kr.B. GL0'ER. q hOisso.
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oo-ooroI1-oO0--1-sN0-0 0-@--0~"o~o''-~1''-
BY Charles A. Rose.
Real Estate Aucfioneer,
No IL north Tenth street.

No. IL lDlNN AtAAu sNA'NN
nEREMPTORY AUCTION SALE
OF
\ VALUABLE LOT AT THE NORTH
WEST CORNER OF CAk1 AM
NORRIS STREETS.
nv reouest Of the owners. who are de-
terr,incd 10 sell for q division OF the
estate. / will offer the above mentioned
property, on the premises, 30, 1000
TUESDAY. June THE I'D. 1870,
o., no =. NJ. sharp. The LOT fronts 40
fcet ON cary street. by triangular depth
~ in2 feot : inches. 20 the alley on Nor
ris street. with small FRAME Nv ELL
ne thereon. This Is a splendid location
for q store for most any purposes, with
dwelling attached. and VIII prove prolt-
able investment upon the outlay.
TERNS: Easy and announced az sale.
CHARLES a. ROSE.
my29. 3o3ljc2 Auctioneer.
nv r. b. Chafin & Co, Incorporated,
Real Estate Aupctioneers,
No. l north Tenth street.
AUCTION SALE OF
THE THREE-sTORY BRICK STORE
AND DWELLING
No. 125 NORTH SEVENTEENTH
STREET. OK
TUESDAY. JUNE ., 1896,
M $50 L. NJ. At the request Of the
owner. who is a nonresident and COM
peued TO sell. we will offer by public auc-
lion. on the premises. al the hour above
named. that DESIRABLY LOCATED
STORE AND DWELLING. No. 20
north Seventeenth street. The main
building contains four rooms besides the
Store floor and cellar and there is a brick
Kitchen IN the yard. The property is all
ways rented. brings SOB per month. and
with the new depot az an assured fact.
should attract the attention of investors.
N is Immediately opposite the market
and a good stand. Come 20 the sale.
r. y. CHAFFIN * co.
Incorporated
my29 Aucuoneers
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DEREMPTORY AUCTION SALE
OF
A VALUABLE LOT At THE NDR III
WEST CORNER or CARY AND
MORRIS STREETS.
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AUCTION sALrs ruiure Days.

By Chewing a Rose,
Real Estate AuctionCers,
No north Tenth street
TEUsrHEs AUCTION 6F SALE
4 SMALL TRACT OF LAND. WITH a
COMFORTABLE
FRAME DWELLING THEREON, NEAR
MANCHESTER, VA.
r., virtue o.. certain deed Of trust
from J0scph Thomas and wife, dated 9th
dav of July. 1891, OF record in the clerk
of6ce Chesterfield County Court j. j..
"a maze g~6 default having been made in
the payment Of ttc debt therein secured.
.r1 heing required so TO DO by the hcnC-
.c,,rv. We viii sell. by auction. ulen the
prafoises. on
WEDNESDAY,. THE Sd DAY OF JUNE,
1896,
at : o'clock L. NJ. all that TRACT OF
LAND living and being in the county OF
cb.eterdaid Va. on a road leading 10 the
nv of Manchester. sometimes called the
rfrer road. but In n deed from samuel
II puniam TO the said Joseph Thomas
described as a road leading from the
river road To Robious. and about seven
miles west Of Richmond. Va. containing
TWELVE ACRES. according TO plat
,acorded with the said deed from Samuel
II pulliam TO Joseph Thomas and desig
mated on the said plat as lot No. Il Do
NOT overlook this chance OF securing a
truck patch within easy access TO the
cities OF Manchester and Richmond.
TERMS: At sale.
a. ]. CHEWING.
j.. SITTERDING.
my29 Trustee.
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VARIED VICES

There is something grand about the con-
sequence and loneliness Of an iccman. He
fiOurishcs iL thc summer time like a
holiyhock or suntower and like them
he does pretty well until frost comes and
then he fades. withors. dries up As IL
were. until another season
There Is no sense boz fooiing with an ice
man. No matter how small chunk me-
cuts on or how much ne SAYS it weighs.
or whether he lays It out In the sun look
pleasant and keep stih The iceman mas
his inning and he don't want an umpire.
Pat Mcronough and has wife. Airs.
Mary McDonough. thought they could cut
some Ice with regular iccmen but they
found they could not.
Jas Frye and Frank Waters were han
ding some ice from a wagon I'm an alley
when Mrs. McDonough passed. and she
saws the bold iccmen male some remarks
about her tan shoes and Venturod to criti-
clze the color OF such OF her garments
as the shoes encascd.
Pat. the husband. came out IN the all
ley. and although the icemen denied any
such proceeding. Pat struck one of them
aud then Pat. Mrs. McDonoush and one
icesnan had a general row. IN which Pat
got a cut forehead and his wife lost her
wedding ing
The case was dismissed.
Roher, Scott. Kate Richardson. ami
Charles Foy (colored) were fined for drum
kenness.
Bunchy Stokes (colOred) was fined s. for
r,riking and beating Edmonia Matthews
John Prestin. a negro man. was given
x'xty days for stealing two halters.
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FOR RENT.
NOR RENT. -

FOR RENT.
oo~~--~~~~~~e0e~-00-~~ N-~N~----~~>C~'->'~~
EOR RENT. ~
THOSE TWO HANDSOME AND III
c0WNODIOTs THREE STORY
RRICK DWELLINGS. lOl4 AND 1915
EAST CLAY STREET, containing II
rooms each All modern conyenienccs and
IN good repair Rent reduced.
JOHN r. GODDIN & CO.,
Real Estate Agents
rnv3f-9t Bank aud Eleventh streets.
l. OR RENT. On
That DESIRABLE AND COVE LII
NTENTIY LOCATED y r / 9 x
DWELLING. 7u2 NORTH FOURTH
STREET. containing rooms. In good re-
pair. Rent only 81 go month
JOHN r. GODDlN & co.
Real Estate Agents.
mv3i-2t Bank and Eleventh streets.
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X. W. COURTNEY.
District Passenger Agent.
W. y. BEVlLb,
General Passenger Agent.
Ohice-ROanOke. Va.
FREDERICKSBURG d
IL POTOMAC RAILROAD.

SCHEDULE IN EFFECT MAY H. 1896.
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= Ridge Mountains 0f Virginia. Every
comfort and convenience 200 Doe found at
amy country pace. Terms reasonable.
Cau1rlfy. twenty-five. Address MISS NJ.
IT, BROWN. Moorman's River Alhomarle
county. va. mylZ-tu. th&sat16t'
rRsrCLAss BOARD, FINE ROOMS.
/ mi the Drewry Mansion. Manchcs-
To- Horses boarded Daily conveyance
TO car Tine. GEO. G. FREEMAN.
nv.n-l-t
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Bv r. p. Chafiln & Co, Incorporated,
Real Estate Aupctioneers,
No 1 north Tenth street.
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SUMMER RESORTS.

~ He PLACE TO co FOR YOUR
l SUMNER SOJOURN,
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w ANTED. OCCUPANT FOR 4
W LARGE. COOL ROOM ON south
very reasonable rates. Address NJ. care
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BY J. Thompson Brown x co,
1ll3 Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE
or
A LARGE LOT, FRONTING r, F. AND
i. X. T.. BEINEEN ,-..
LOMBARDY STREET AND ALLEN
AVENUE.
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WANTED. POSITION AS BOOK
w KEEPER AND CORRESPONDENT
Twelve years experience. Would go 10
the country At present chsa6el. n''
,,4rtiouiors bv letter. with reason for de-
string change Commence any time. "a
dress ABILITY. care Times. my2s'l"
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y right parties. Little work: a snap
for some one. New scheme. failure inn
possible. Write for special proposition.
Lock Box 53OS, Boston, Mass.
ap2j-su. tu. we&sa3m
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-06-01

them through the, broken walls One
mounted gendarme near the booths was
literally crushed TO death. together with
his rearing and plunglng horse
There were no English people nor
Americans among the victims. Many
Of those who came for the coronation
had already left the city. and. in any
event. tourists attended the fete only In
the afternoon. Very few OF the victims
belong 10 the well-to-do classes, nearly
All are moujiks or peasants. end large
proportion OF the dead are women and
rhfldran
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-06-01
ST. JOHNS DAY.
Frenchmen Preparing to Honor
Their Patron Saint.
There Will Be a Big Parade In This
City June ~.

June "a next Is ST. Johns day, and
that means to the French much what st.
Patrick's day means to the Irish, for st.
John is the Frenchman's patron saint.
The Societe st. Jean Baptiste dc Bienfais-
ance OF Providence, X. j., is preparing
under the direction of President Alfred
Porter and an efficient committee, In
clud ing Pest President Alfred A. Cyr, for
a grand demonstration to be participated
In by the societies OF Rhode Island and
Lowell, Lawrence, Springfield, Fall
River, New Bedford, Bangor, Me-, and
other places, and II Is expected that at
least 1000 will turn out. The plans are
the day, followed by the reception of the
societies and street parade. In the af-
ternoon there will be a picnic on Merino
Flats and bridge will be built across
the river TO make the place easy OF access
from this side. Besides dinner and games,
there will be dancing. In the early even
ing steam cars will be in waiting TO trans
fer the company 10 the city, and a chart
cred boat will take them down the bay.
They may or may not make landing.
The committee and those who work hard
during the day will be entertained on
the boat.
The Societe st. Jean Baptiste was or
ganized January 2, 1880, at the residence
of A. A. Cyr on Richmond street, and Mr..
Cyr was president the first seven years. 1t
wss uphill work at first to make any
headwsy, because the society had few
members, numbering in the vicinity of 20
for long time, but once a Frenchman
begins anything of that sort he carries it
to finish, and today it has nearly 500
bers, and they have had many death
and sick benefits to shoulder from time
to. time. The good the society has done
Is untold, but 1t is noticeable that the
worthy poor among the race ars never
found applying to others for aid. In
1886, at the 250th anniversary OF the city
OF Providence the Frenchmen turned out
over 1000 strong, and Mr.. Cyr was mar
shal of that division.
He says that probably IL all the French
people In Rhode Island should turn out
there would be over 15, 600 Of them.
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TELEGRAPHIC BREVITIES.

Brick Pomeroy is dead.
Britannia won the South End to Har-
witch regatta in the Thames.
Connecticut liquor dealers VIII work
In politics for their interests.
Sam Viking and Maple Valley won the
harness races at Concord, n. III.
Emerald beat Sachem in the schooner
race of the Atlantic Yacht club regatta.
Samuel A. Boyle has been elected cap
tain of the Pennsylvania varsity crew.
Fire destroyed the brick making plant
of j. +. Morton at York, Me. The loss is
$4,000.
A statue of ex-President William
Henry Harrison was unveiled at Gin
cinnati a
Petit & Co.'S lumber plant near wes-
ton, w. Va, was burned. Loss over
$4,000
1t is rumored here that the Indiar
troops will advance upon Berber In the
autumn.
Count Mutsu Munemitsu. Japanese
minister of foreign affairs, has resigned.
owing to Ill health.
Brooklyn italian whose friend war
murdered says he is marked by the Bos-
tOn DEdnCH OF the MANA.
Michael Cullen, president of Halifax
Typographical union, and prominent in
labor movements. died at Halifax.
Schooner Holway was burned, with her
cargo, off Trafton's island, Me. The yes
sells rigging caught fire from the signal
lights.
The kittery (Me.) postoffice was en-
tered by burglars and a large quantity
OF stamps. cash and valuable papers
stolen.
Steamboat Ironsides struck a stone In
the Ohio and sank in five feet of water
The boat was worth $21. 900. No lives
were lost
Rev. T. G. Russell preached his fare
well sermon at the Baptist church at
suncook, N. II. RE enters new work at
Eoadstown, N j.
The annual convention Of the Y. NJ. c.
a. OF Massachusetts end Rhode Islano
will be held in North Adams, Mass,
oct. 23 "a and %.
Henry NJ Stanley. NJ. p. who has
been so seriously sick at Madrid as 70
have made 1t necessary to send for his
wife has recovered.
Michael Vinccnzaged 27. was drowned
at Hartford. Ni9-,az was trying u
board a steamer Gnvn he missed his
footing and wllkcl .nto the river.
j. II. Bourbon. . 1-osshicr Of the Rich
eleu and Ontario Navigation company.
has been brought .2e,. from France. u
stand trial on the charge of embezzlc-
ment.
Work on the Washington County (Me.)
railroad has been resumed, after a de-
lay caused by the backward weather.
1t is expected that the road will be fully
completed by September. 1897.
The new Working Boys home at New
ton, Mass was dedicated, Archbishop
Williams presiding. The dedicatory ad-
dress was delivered \by Bishop j. J.
Keane, rector OF the Catholic university
at Washington.
Torrents OF rain caused a miniature
flood In tho lower parts OF Portsmouth,
~. II. Cellars were flooded I'm many
cases TO the depth OF four feet. while
waehouts n" the streets made IL neces-
sary 10 call out the city laborers.
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Capslzed In sauaii.

Vineyard Haven. Mass. June
Schooner Willie d. Bulliwell, Of and 4,
parrsboro. from Stamford. Conn.
ballast. was struck by a squail o.
capsized or Point Judith yestrrd'
The captain ard crew took 10 the
ging ard were picked up by stedu
Pentgoet. All the men were greatly ,
hsusted, aud Seaman William SPIN
fe., overheard and was lost The "a
tain and ciaw lost tholr entire effects
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-06-01

Bangor, Me, June 1.--At 11:30 O'Clock
at night a. house in Veazie was partially
wrecked by the explosion OF several
sticks Of dynamite placed under on,
corner. Mrs. Nellie Donahue. who oc
cupies the house, was probably fatal
overcome With fright. Her elder SO
Allie, was blown from his bed throu-
second-sttry window ard suffer
severe irJuIi5s Stories are ia circu
ton to the ctf-ct that the house
borne bal name and that its ei. -
rient was the motive. No arrests ha
been made.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-06-01

Kate Field. journalist. lecturer au-
thor. actress. philanthropist art. dra-
matte and political critic, and probably
the most widely known OF Americas
versatile women. was born in St Louis
over half century ago. Her early edu-
cation was supplemented by courses in
music and languages in Italy, Spain and
other countries.
She founded Kate Fields Washing
ton in 1889. Not little of the success
OF the international copyright law was
due to her pen. Next she championed
the cause of free art, and her we'll
known success In this line won her the
decoration Of the order OF the palms Of
the academy" the highest distinction
the department of public instruction can
bestow. from the French government.
About a year ago her trenchant pen
wrote the editorial that announced the
suspension of her journal on account of
ill health
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-06-01
An but -Four Released.

Pretoria. June L-Ail of the Johan-
nesburg reform committee prisoners ex-
cept the four who were condemned a.
death-Hammond, Farrar. Phillips and
Rhodes-have been released. The SEN
tence OF banishmeet which was imposed
upon the men released have been sus-
pended upon their undertaking TO never
again interfere in the affairs OF the South
African republic
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-06-01

New York. Juno i.--The overdue Br
ish four-mastcd ship Lorrisdale arr,
yesterday from Hons KonE. after
passage OF 10 days. The Lorrildale
periencsd a succsslon OF tght Wi
and calm' throughout the passage. .
long voyaCs occaslO cd maay fears
her safety IN shipuiug circles ana rel
surance had been Gected on her with,
a few dave --
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-06-01
KATE FIELD DEAD.
Voice and Pen Of Remarkably Versa
tile Woman stilled Forever.

Chicago, June III. II. Kohlsaat.
proprietor of Chicago Times-Herald. re-
ceived a message stating that Kate
Field died at Honolulu May 10. of pneu-
monia. Miss Field was in the sand
wich Island as a special correspondent
OF The Times Herald. and the last heard
from her was letter dated May 4. In
which she informed Mr.. Kohlsaat that
she had completely restored her health.
which. before she went TO the islands,
had been hadty shattered.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-06-01
Plat aud Quay.

Washington, June 1T. c. Platt ar
rived In the city Saturday night, but left
again yesterday morning for New York.
Among those whom he saw while here
was Senator Quay of Pennsylvania, but
the latter declined to say anything about
the conference with the ex-senator.