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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1896-12-07
knights of Pxthia..

Grand Chancellor McGlashan visited Metropoli
tau Lodge in San Francisco last Monday and New
man Lodge at Newman on Wednesday. He will
visit Mars Lodge In San Francisco on the 5th inst
Grand Keeper of Records and Seals H. Schaff-
ner was In Orovillp and Marysville last week. he
indie ation5 are that there will be q new lodge in
each OF these places shortly.
he institution OF the For st Hill Company of
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Kniphts of the Golden Ea,,.

Cali ornia Castle conferred he first degree on
three candidates last Wednesday.
At its last held meeting Alpha Temple, Ladies OF
the &c den Eagle received eighteen apple a: ions
for admission. These having been favorably con-
sidered, the applicants Will be initiated next Fri
day. On Wednesday, the 30th inst, the temple
will give Christmas social and dance in Union
square Hall
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Companions of the Foreat

The san Francisc, Circle which has been &C
lively adiing names to its roll of membership will
initiate eleven candidates next Thursday.
Next Wednesday night Acme Circle will give
an entertainment IN Social Hail. Ale Ear building
TN tue evening Of The 18th ms. the members OF
Surprise OF Woodland Circle will give d. mino
tSsu d.
Inter Nos Circle gave chry santne mum party
last friday night In Social Hall, Alcazar building
There " large nj enhance and all present en-
ioyed the entertainment and artistic decorations
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The Native Sons of the Golden West.


Last Wednesday night Frank L. Coombs G. T.,
Of Napa officially visited Mantle Parlor.
An unusual number of the grand officers are on
the sick list G. D. Clark g. V. P. has been con-
fined to his home since the 23d OF last month. NJ.
D. CARAT Of this City. Judge r. c. Rust of Jack
son. Amador County, and j. B. Blake OF San Luis
Obispo all grand trustees are reported sick.
Charles f. Mooser. secretary of Presidio Parlor,
has gone 10 Jackson, Amador County, and will be
absent month.
The following named were visitors at The Office
of Grand Score airy Lunstedt last week: Fred
Gambs of General Wian Parlor, Il. j. Herrick of
Humboldt Par.or, w. NJ. Conley of MADEIRA, j. NJ.
Bug. ee, president OF Golden Star Parlor, Edward
silva of brooklyn aid Gustave Weiss of Mount
Dablo Psrlor
Oakland Paror has elected C. w. weidersheim
president Z. +. Harness, j. p. Cook and w. III.
GENTRY vice-presidents; H. e. Williams, F. .; c.
]. Lutgen. Il. S f. ]. Brellng, M; Frank c. Jor-
dan and Herman c. Carl trustees; Drs. Kitchen,
BALDWIN, Dunn and Mayor surgeons. banquet
fol owed the election.
The grand officers will pay ofc al visit to and
exempify he ritual before the members or
Washing: on Parlor a: Centerviile to- morrow
night Members Of Eden, Haywards and Ala
media Parlors will be present
Eden PRrlor elected officers last Tuesday: NJ.
B. Templeton, president; e. @. Vose, j. Stanton
and c. Murdoch. vice presidents; Z. Mcdonnell NJ;
DR.. II. Powell, +. 3; A. v. Morgan, K. S.; n. Nc
Coneghy, trustee. There we're number Of the
grand officers pre- ent and the ritual exeIn PHI
fed by them. Addresses were made by Grand
MARYLAND and Others This parlor will give
anniversary ball on the c,osing night Of the year.
Las. Tuesday, owing TO the inability of the grand
president to be present account of illness,
Grand : cretary Luns. edit visited Alameda PArlor,
and he was accompanied by Deputies Hynes and
Knowland, Past President Van Orden ana Assist
ant Grand secretary Jamison, one OF the most
iovia and courteous officers of the order.
Depu.y Frank ?. Cady has organized a carlor
with forty members at GAINESVILLE. Ii will be insti-
tuled on Wednesday.
Past President Flint was married at Woodstock
VT, last Wednesday. The couple will make their
home in San Juan in this State.
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Friend. Of the Forest.

new paror, Lincoln, will be instituted to-mor-
row night and petition is on for signatures for
another paror to be organ.zen IN this City,
Pioneer Tar or Will give social in st Georges
Hall next Wednesday.
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The Native Daughters.

The members of Alta Parlor announce Christ
mas festival in the banquet hall OF the Native
Sons building for the 18th inst.
Golden State Parlor has elected the following
officers for the ensuing term: Miss L. Heyessen,
president; Miss L. tahrenberg, Mrs B. Bruce and
Mrs. n. Lester, vicepresidents; Miss ]. Meyer
r. ). (re-eected); Miss L. Quicker. +. S. IRE
elected); Miss a. Mayberry, NJ. (re-elected); Miss
r. Dar, Miss L. UhIig and Miss F. Won S.aden.
trustees (re-elected). Miss Day was named chair
man of the board. The young laoies of this enter
prisins and persevering parior making arrange
ments for Oh is mas tres festival to be given in
banquet hail. Native sons building, on the 18th
inst
Dardanele Parlor of Sonora gave entertain
mint in the opera-house in Sonora Novembe
20, which was well att nded and very
cessfuL This parlor will aoo1 hold fair to raise
funds to entertain the delegates TO the grand parlor
that is TO meet next June in sonora.
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FOR SAN JOSE. los GiTOS & SANTA cRTz

STEANER ALVISO LEAVES PERI DAILY
~ a. l0A NJ. Sundays excepted); Alvso daily AZ
o P. NJ (Sundays exeepted). Freight and pas
senger. are between San Francisco and Alviso,
santa Clara st., San Jose. w
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FINANCIAL.
CHICAGO GRAIN, PROVISIONS
AND new YORK STOCKS,
w f1EELOCK g CO.,

4 Leidesdorn ST., Tel Main 1854.
cENTRA L OFFICE
623 Market ST, Palace Hotel. TEL Main 6g2S
Uptown Ofnce-Bald win Hotel (adjoininK Grill
Room) Tel Main 339.
PURDY q ATKINSON Managers.
Orders instantly executed on latest market ono
latfons. Reference ] st National Benk y f.
lu1cACO. YRIYAlE- wLh1G NkW YORK.
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The Chosen Friends.

the uniform rank has been postponed until the
18th inst. The Olympic Company OF Grass Valley
Will be instituted the week following.
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WEATHER BUnEAU REPORT.

UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF AeRIcuL.
TuRE. WEATHER BUREAU SAN FRANCISCO, Dec.
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ing Of a new lodge in the Richmond district last
week The lodge wi. be instituted next Thursday.
The visit of the grand master work IN the
southern par: of the state has been followed with
most ben fetal reSul:s ~
At Coviua there eight limitations last Iues-
day. Solano Lodge initiated nine candidates on
Wednesday and Oakleaf Lodge initiated two last
Monday.
Last Monday Special Deputy Inez instituted Full
lerton Lodge at Fullerton with twenty-seVen
charter members.
A new lodge Instituted at Fruitvale last tues
day by F. :. Poland, D. q. NJ. W., assisted by the
grand recorder grand medical examiner, h. W.
Mars on, p NJ. W., and the Pacific drill team.
There were twenty-one Invitations ard nfteen
more candidates will shortly be initiated. u L.
Mattney was the organizer of this lodge.
Next Tuesday the grand master workman dep
uty grand master workman and grand receiver
will visit Fresno Lodge TO witness the initiation o.
a class of twenty-five candidates
Golden Gate Valley, Olvmpc and Alta lodges,
comprising district No. 5, are making prepare
lions for district meeting TO be held in angesi
Hall, South San Francisco, tomorrow evening.
ii will be q meeting open to the members OF the
order, members OF the Degree CT Honor and the
friends of both ORDERS program me of unusual
merit will be offered and q fine entertainment Is
nrOnniaod n n
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The Odd FeIlnMs.

The visit of the veterans the Preside Lodge
at Union and Octavia streets last Thursday was q
very pleasant event. The attendance was large,
and the address of welcome was responded to by
William H. Barnes, p. q. NJ.
Next Friday the grand officers will dedicate the
new hall at Sheridan, Placer county, ami the
following day they Will dedicate the new hall at
GrdIey, Butte County.
The grand master has announced the following
visltatons: Dece n,ber g. Yuba Lodge, Marysvilie;
9th, FEDORA Lodge, smar. svil e; 10Th, Yuba
CITY Lodge: 11th, sheridan Lo ige 18TH, Buena
Vista Lodge, Gridley: l4th North Butte Lodge
Pennington; 18th, Merida -odge; 18th, Mime
Lodge, N ar svile; 18th. Suffer Lodge, Wheat
and; 19tn, Pleasant Grove Lodge.
Superintend ent Ban tlett of the lone at ThermA-
Ito Was in The City last week procuring supplies
fCr the new addition 10 the home.
Loyal Rebekah Lodge will hol0 open meeting
Tonight
Grard Secretary Shaw will visit Alma Rebekah
at III ayfield this evenIn4.
The interior lodges and encampments have been
meNing contribut ols to the orphans home, bus
the 10 al Organizations have been rather slow in
responding TO the circular r. enty sent out. ORR
entAl kncampment has dona ed SIS, and Spartan
Lodge has gwen ike amount. Harmony has
givel SO and Myrtle 81 ID, a very small showing
Tor san Francisco with its boosted lbe atty for q
good causr. since the circular was issued Grand
Secretary Mrs. Mary T.. Donoho has received up TO
FRIDAY contributions from The interior amounting
TO $I475 - $lzoU from fortv-eight subordinate
lodges and 1925 from twelve encampments.
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Ancient Order United Workman

Thirty assessments were levied during the cur
rent year under the old plan. For the month of
December classified assessment No. 8 has been
levied, as has also Supreme Lodge relief assess
ment 16 CT 81. Next month all assessments
wi be under the classified plan.
During ov-mber the gran medical examiner
passed upon 32l applications, and up to las; FRI
day he hal for December received seventy-six ap-
p1caIons.
Grand Recorder Hlrshberg addressed largely
attended meeting of those inter ssted in the form
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STEAMERS TO ARRIVE.

sun, MOON AMI AIDE
Us. COAST AND GEoDETIc SURVEY TIDE)
BULLETIN PUBLISHED BY OFFICIAL.
AUTHORITY OF THE SUPERINTENDENT.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1896-11-05
Christian EndeAvor Jottinss.

Never were 80 many calls from mis-
mon boards upon their Eudeavorers. Its
hlga honor. Make your low so low
that your pooketbook wiz la cut.
In South Wales and Monmouth, az
reported at their recent Christian In
deavor convention. there are 20 Chris
tan EnGeavor societies, with more than
10, 600 members.
The concerts given frequently at the
rooms Of the Boston Seamen ; Friend
society are usually in charge Of the
Christian Endeavorers Of the city. The
seamen greatly enjoy them. During the
past year 34o men have signed the tenn
perance pledge presented on these occa-
EOns.
AS for me and my house. says the
editor Of The Christian Index, we
have put away ungodly comp tition,
and purpose 10 work ii Christian CO.
operation with all who love the Lord,
and we rejoice that through this En-
deaYor movement We find an open door
where we may enter in and work. "
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1896-11-05

Traces Of i road On each side Of tue
Ne r /. 200 males north and south
have been discovered ty explorers
a, late as l770 the Journey from Liv-
erpaol 10 London was dangerous on ac-
count of the bad condition q the roads.
Russia, with al Is vast expanse Of
territory, covering a. it does an area Of
2, 90. GOO square miles. has but IS, 900
miles Of highway
India, a country half as big as the
United States, has 5, 600 miles Of pub
lie highway, most CT which Is kept in
order by the government.
In 1874 a road club for the improve
ment Of country roads in England was
established ~ society Of persons inter
estcd in coaching.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1896-11-05

Fin r5aa, can b. Constructed a.! the
way from 500 70 $50 a M accord
IL T. tn Lature = tin q. l.-try through
which t4ey I4ss. thu cost 4 crushed
stone and other engineering problems.
Tn ra-t Fl ping IA - .asd, n repair
Is Infinitely smaller t@aa t-.-c required
10 repair the ordinary dirt roads each
winter and ~ir.A2. whoa great eulhes
ard rus are washed luro them by the
rams and f2cd--E1 mango.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1896-11-05
rrotestants In Germany.

The .ara-, statistics give the number
Of PEotest4uts II Germany as 81, 900, :
UO0 and the number CT Catholics as Is, =.
OO0 600.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1896-11-05
Our strong one.

great. ao emergency - -aaaeH, 10 enc
me- 80 strong. - u defeat Gr mar the
plans q oUr strong one. j. c. Eande-
yeuttr
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1896-11-05

Farnsworth-"Do you believe in the
trsnsmigrat of souls9n EDDY Yes,
/ am convinced that my wife was former
~ wildcat - ClereldHd Leader
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-01-28

NORFOLK, Jan. 2S.-The cruiser Mont
gomery, of Admiral Bunce's fleet, lying
in Hampton roads, passed out OF the capes,
closely followed by the Raleigh. The des-
tination of the warships is unknown, but
IL Is surmised hat the purpose of tho
navy department is TO use the Mont
gomcry aIid the Raleigh to lie In waiting
of the Virginia capcs to pick up the Haw.
kins, with the party Of alleged ilibusters
under Garcia, and place the ship under
detention aud the party under arrest for
violation Of The neutrality laws.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-01-28
viniana Changes ownersn,p.

NEWPORT, II. L., Jan. 2s. Louis Il.
Lorillard's place on the cliffs. known "a
Vinland. has been sold TO II. Mex,
Twombly OF New York. Mrs Twombly
Is a sister TO Cornelius Vanderbilt, and
Vinland is exactly opposite The Breakers
The property contains 5iS. 425 square feet.
The sale includos the furniture In the
house and the contents of the greenhouses.
While the consideration is not stated IL Is
understood TO be far In excess OF ths
amount paid for any previous purchase OF
real estate in any watering place in Amer
lea. The asking price was 81 10000.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-01-28

Permitted to Enjoy IL.
NEW YORK, jar. 20. Obtained on Ellis
Island are two Armcnians, who. undor the
immigration laws, will have to DO do
ported unless they can secure the neccS-
sary bond which Will cntitle them To- land.
They are Peter de Garabadim aud ID. Nj.
Sharchcrdorcan
Gharcherdorean, four months ago, had a
wife and three children. All the members
Of his family were slaughtered before his
eyes by the Turks, and he was compelled
10 look on and see his wife first outraged
and then killed. After the massacre in
which the wife and children were killed,
the two men decided to escape from tho
Turkish tyranny ana cndeavor TO reach
friends In this country who live at New
ton. Mass.
They had n scanty stock OF money, and
one night they left Harpoot together.
They walked during the night time and
sought the best shelter they could during
the day, when they slept. In this
the men managed to reach Smyrna. At
Smyrna their friends secured passage for
them to Marseilles, from which port they
were furnished with sufficient funds TO
reach Liverpool and To take Storage pass
age on the Servia to this country.
On their arrival at Ellis island they
found their difficulties were by no means
ended. Neither OF the men had any
money, but they had tickets to Newton,
Mass. DIR. Scnner wrote 20 an address In
Newton, making inquiries. An uncle OF
one OF the Armenians came To this city In
response To the commissioners letter. and
said he would provide for the men, but
was unable to furnish the requisite $500
bond for each. The Armenian colony in
the city will probably take steps TO secure
the necessary bonds, which will permit
OF their landing in this country.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-01-28

An Interview with Himself.

NEW YORK, Jan. ga long statement
from Thomas c.. Plat was made public
yesterday, I'm which he expressed his keen
sorrow over the existence OF the factional
fight in the ranks Of the Republicans OF
this city. He disavowcd responsibility for
tho recent fraudulent enrolment, which,
no said. was due to the anti.Platt faction.
Incidentally, Platt tried to make IL clear
that he is supporting Governor Morton
for Republican nominee for president
with singloness of purpose. He was
arievcd over the suggestion of treachcry In
his support of the governor, and said he
did not want to take the delegation to St
Louis I'm his pocket.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-01-28

BERLIN, Jan. 2S.-Mrs. Runyon Is pros.
tratcd with grief, and us She would be un
able to bear tho strain OF the elaborate
ceremony for which arrangements arc be.
ing made, the program wRs changed, and
the funeral service took place nj the house
today. Only the family and the staff oi
the United States embassy were present
There will le memorial services IN ST
Georges chapel on Thursday, upon whicl'
occasion Emporor William will he present.
The newspapers pay tribute 10 the worth
and ability nf thoi late ambassador and
tho whole diplomatic corps. Hundreds of
public officials, and practically all of the
American colony, called NJ the embassy
To express their sympathy with Mr., Run
yon's family In the loss they have sus.
fainpu
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-01-28
In Need of AID.

ST. JOINS n. H., Jan. 20. -The destitu-
ton Is increasing here. 1t is difficult TO
exaggerate the condition OF the working
men and the unemployed. The streets are
impossible from the recent snowstorms,
thus affording work for 100 men, yet 10
steps have been taken TO clear them. Pc.
titions are preparing for Presentation to
Governor Murray urging the adoption Of
relief measures.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-01-28
S....ng at TIC Huh.

Boston, Jan. 2S.-Mike Sears Of lewis
ton, Me, defeated Frank Zimphcr of Buff
falo last evening in a l2-round contest.
This meeting was the first professional
boxing exhibition held here since last
summer. The preliminarics included n
~l0-round-go between Curry OF New York
and Briefly of Ireland. The result was
in doubt till Curry landed on Brierly's jaw
In the sixth round, completely knocking
him out. There were other bouts bet ween
local celebrities.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-01-28
City Full of Visitors.

QUEBEC, Jan. 2S.-TLe official opening
OF tho winter carnival took place yestor.
day afternoon la tho presence OF an i'm.
full Of visitors. most ~ whom arc Amcri.
rams, and Incoming rains are crowded.
Tho leo bridge over tho st. Lawrence
forms n great attraction and hundreds
crossed on it.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-01-28
Rlaze La EipeWnnd.

The modern residence Of Mr.. Dewey +.
Adams, corner Of Broad street and Nor
wood avenue, Edgewood, burned to tie
ground ut 2 O'Clock this morning. The
ere started own stairs and burned rap
Idly. The family escspe- but only a few
household effects were saved. Help was
sent from PTovidence ana Pawtuxet. but
10 was of no avail. The less IL placed at
10000 on the house and 5000 on the furni.
ture. Stark westber & Shspley carried
si2,0O0 Insurance on the property.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-01-28
THE NEW ENGLAND R. R. co.
Passenger Train Service, Week, Days,
Corrected to January -, 1SOO.


Corrected to January u, y
Train. leave PROVIDENCE as fellows
For Boston-s;o S h. M; .:3o, y. m; RETURN $50
a. m; b:25 p. m
;05 q. m. $3.50 p. m
FRANkLiN-sio5 a. m. 4:5), 7i5 p. m
MLFoRD-s;oo a IN; 4;3 p. m
ARLINGroN-Slss. ESQ p.m-
WEST ARLINGToN-6a3s , $50 p. m
kNIGHTsvILLE--5;Ss, 6;3o, I;lO p. IN.
wAYLAND PARK-F 6:41. y s;ooa m: + I:so, ,
5:3s, Fs:3), t7:lS, F-.li.o p. m
NATICk, RIVER POINT, CENTREvILLE
WASHINGToN-64o, $500 q m; +;So. esSo.
e3O, '7;i6, III 10 p. m.
C~RANSToN, oAKLAwN-G:so. $500 o. m; $3.50.
5.s0. $3.50. 7;6. "n:iop. M.
PONTIAC, ARCTIC, QUIDNIcK-ts;D .. m;
1850, bsss. 6;3o. " 7.iS "ll;i 10 p. m.
COVENTRY, srERLING-s1n, $500 q M $50.
7ii6 p. m
suMMIT, GREENE. oNEoo, MoosUP. PLAIN.
", $500. A. M; 4;3o, 7;i5 p. IN.
JEwETT CITY, CANTERBURY. SCOTLAND.
VERSAILLES. BALTIC, SOUTH WINDHAa-
sac, $500 a. M; 1850, 7;Io p. IN.
wILLIMANTiC-6ao, 800 a M; $50, 7:I5 p. m
HARTFoRD--s:i0 40, $500 a. m; 1880. 7;l5 p. IN
FIsHKILLS NEWBuRG-s;Jo n. m
NoRWICH-6;s 40, 500 A. m. 1850, 7;15 p. m.
WATERBURY. DANBURY-9:)e a. m.
CHICAGO AND THE WEST VIA NEwBURd.
AND ERIE R'Y-gs0o a. m.
PAsCoAG AND INTERMEDIATE STATIONS
ESQ. s.3la m, 4,i), $50. and ''1l;l6 p. m.
Returning leave Pascoag At 5;25, 7;25 a. m;
i2i4o, 8 i25 and ''s .00 p. m.
All trains leaye from west end Of Union Depot
Providence.
"saturdays only. Stops on notice.
W. r.. BABCoCK, @. PA
IN. EISo, supt,
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-01-28
Professor Durere Arrested.

BROOKLYN, Jan. 2S.-The case o. Bella
Clinton OF Athol, Mass, charged by Pro
fessor Durcgc, the music teacher, with
forgery, was called for final disposition
yesterday before Justice Walsh. Durege
begged District Attorney Backus to allow
him to withdraw tho charge, but the dis
trict attorney refused To do so. Later in
the day Durege was arrested and held for
trial. charged with aiding, advising N
abetting q criminal surgical operation.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-01-28

Creedon had the best of the first round,
the company expressing It's disapproyal of
Smiths tactics. The latter was blowing
freely when time was called. In the sec
ond round there were u number OF smart
exchanges, and finally Crccdon swung his
right with great force on the mark. Smith
fell like a log and failed TO rise. the round
only lasting I'm. eos.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-01-28
Stuclt ON a liar.

SEA ISLE CITY, n. j., Jan. 2S.-Schooner
John w. Linnell ana tug Sea King, which
was towing the schooner from Boston TO
Philadelphia, went ashore yesterday on
Townscnd's Inlet bar. Four tugs went TO
their assistance. and the Sea King was
Goated. The Schooner, however. could
not be dragged of. and remains high and
dry on the sand. There Is some doubt
whether she will ever be pulled of tho
har
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-01-28
SMITH KNOCKED OUT.

MiddleweiGht Creedon Put Heavy eight
to sleep In short order.
LONDON. Jan. 2S. Dan Crccdon, mid.
dleweight, last night defeated Jem Smith,
heavyweight, In two rounds Creedon
weighed i62 pounds and Smith 1870 pounds.
Creedon showed himself the more clever
Of the two, besides having "a longer reach
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-01-28
NEW YORK, NEW HAVEN AND
HARTFORD RAILROAD.
OLD COLONY SYSTEM.

Time tables giving full information
as TO local and through train service
may be obtained ut Providence sta.
tion AMI stations below. aa.,ey "a
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-01-28
SKIRTS

rs DOZEN LADIES' WALKING
Skirts, made OF fine cotton, six
inch Hamburg ruffie, in assorted
patterns, and cluster of tucks,
q very good value at Zoe.
The record-union., 1896-10-21
Helen Hunt Jackson.

The following poem on THE Grave Of
Helen Hunt Jackson" who lies buried
on Cheyenne Mountain, appears in the
August number Of the Overland
Monthly:
Alone! At night the moon looks down
Upon the monntain-gioom;
1t lays a silver robe and crown
over poets tomb.
Covering the mound are stone on stone,
Borne there by travellers, one by one.
No shaft climbs skyward, marbie-pale;
No alien throngs intrude;
No warders guard the forest trail
To mar the solitude.
Alone beneath the beech and pine.
She rests, who sang her songs divine
The hermit-thrush its note outwells
Within the shaded deeps;
The wandering breeze bemoans, and knells
Its requiem while she sleeps.
Save these. . silence, claim thine own
Where she lies, in the mount, alone
Stephen Henry Thayer.