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Decorah-posten., 1896-02-14

- 'J1f NfNhAAAtL
% b6nfaloenoe, men bans 29ber .rsl.
leee fig op, os ban piits S9nber Tia en-
tirret Sunb. San funoe life bialpe
for bet. cans Stemme bar bog Nib
mol, oa ban iasoe:
Seq itat TT Californian, Cir, iams
men meo min lille 8ise."
Manbens lloieenbe ipntes at irri.
tere Sernbanebetjeutsns life for iepne
temperament.
"Su er, eb! Bel, bpor er bin gils
let for &eIten al @eien?"
"0eriom Sc penlls pilbe tiGaoe mig
at gaa lsIennem 3oset meb min lille
Ti9e," iuareoe ben ulDitelise Maub
teuenoe, "iaa trur jes, at iss funbe
reiie Gen9ene".
"Gaa isisunem So9et? aangtfta.
Ereoie &lusies I~eiienbe blir / benne
Sosn. 9u patier big Of peb naIte
Station." iasoe &~unbuttsren meo en-
iloeparIenpe Stemme. % ban git biz
bere.
De uoiprinsenbe Gag paa gasiioen
al Sa9tbuiet taiteoe en- lioen Stpsse,
% Der iatte Manoen fig neo paa Marz
fen meo tit Barn i fine Grme. gn
ijeloen Slns fom / bans Zine - Gaas
rer. Zen ellie iaa unorenoe paa bam
ban itrDS baitls fin Saano oper guIiss
tet, ps ben e~iterluo en- breo &anb al
Sernbaneioo paa bans gniist. gun
tlappeo fine Sanoer % 10 Of Munters
beo pper bans rure Gniist.
9erpaa fom 5srIten - benne iprs
farOeli8e, pinenbe. ubarmbiertlse Egrit,
lom en- Grfen alene fan gipe. Barnet
sreo efter Sane; 5aberen iorloo benoe
/ ben lille Sfp89e % ites no / ben Slss
oenbe Spl. Soarfeu / 2uiteu eaer /
ben pptgrrebe @runo bar Der en-
3raabe al. 6ustisbeo, % ban uioite bet.
San penpte iilbase % prDpeoe at trss
ite benbe % iatte fig oerpaa neb i9jen,
besrOp gniistet / fine Sanoer % pre'
uebe at tarfe. NItenen rRrmeoe zig,
oa ban reiite iis meb en- np Seilutnin9.
gn tpno, n9lten umertelig Streg al
Gss lan9t bOrte i Seit i~Ortalte BAN,
at bet ~pit9aaenoe 2p9 nermeoe Jig,
gtGr 8anen iauot ban en- itiooen SiQe
al ct Signalling b9nsenbe fat peo en-
Stpt San iatte bet i 5aitet paa Ell
ipran SuIet ltaaenoe Spit. Stiel'
penoe iumIeoe bans 5insre 2pmmerne,
iuotil ban fanbt en- Stub pf en- Slpant,
San pitteo op ct Stpfte Yap % fret
meb fore SOsitaper:
"NUsen tase bette Barn. - Sun
bar insen 5orGlore."
Meo en- Sraao bandit ban bennt
Glatat ON Salien paa ben file Yi8e,
Giterat bette bar siurt, tOs ban benot
/ fine glrme, fpsieo benSe after % Of
ter os peste paa Stssen, iom blep for
ters % lansere os f~ortalte benoe, al
Der TOM Sanb. "a Stinncrne bespnote
at ipnse Of Gcsets InfOmIi, itlleot
ban benbe nGr Sanen % slemte iiG
ielp bag the dugout. Sra lit Stlule'
Iteb Iaa ban lorts no % po8teoe pat
Barnet, mebens 9usets &asiel ol
Stpi % 3unoer itaois Tom nermert
for bans Ore. Oct font meo 5art %
Our % 1lpi iorbi Statiunen i en- Storn
al 8iub % Stpu. Manbens Slertt
fob Itiue i BAN - % oerpaa llo9 De-
isjen pilot. 5Oset ltOppeoe nosle gun.
orebe Yaros ira Statlorert % ION I'll
baec til Sastbuict. 2UtomotiUIprerer
bapoe iet Oct iileoe Stag.
Som bet LANCE 2u8 ruleoe iasts til
base, itratte npssierrise % ~ipDrseno'
aniietcr iis no at Sinouerne. Ser
aulobrpoerte 6onouttsr ites neo os iat
fig pmtrius meo 5orunorins. Snar
opoaseoe ban Barnet; pieblittelig pa,
Der en- Slot iamlet runot bet, % Sla
taten git fra Saano til SaanS. 81
bpiotrpiet Spparter Tom uo fra Ell
Iutman gosn % iatte en- 9raltO
ioran ben. San iulstes al en- Dame
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mrs. @gretu ~fOrtrler / fine nsltS uotOms
ne 1Gn Sttiaarigs Grinoriuger," at Stotss
manOen Canning babe en- grunOfGftet Moo.
billie mob gOstuOst I. SEQ bar feet greos
iii min Gaosr,@ ~iortGaer hrs. asnsp, 81
builtct SrStt IsO (pbat) par bositaOsret pbee
Cpbat) og andre Orb pua ~sisnenoe Waaot.
Set bar ben ereiie ristise Naace, paaitOo al
tio Canning.
2Greren: sab os ontase, at bin Gar bar
tire giuiaos I fin RislOer, at busrt Sab iroe'
bplDcr femti Glaisr, % at ban bper after
oritter en- SLATE. Spor lruse pilos ba b,
tire 6ooe pare9"
ellie Rarl: "Smtrent en- llse.'
9rrsreu: "Wsn Rarl, su Tan 10 ilst III,
reaut!"
Rarl: "Msn Sc tienosr ilet HE min Gar
Decorah-posten., 1896-02-14
Snfel cams 2rnDtlager.

SeN ! 100 NSplu'NN cN0H''"N~'"t
Der bapbe fauet / Sporag at fnoe ct
pasienbs @iemmeitsb for OnteI Cams
Yatroner % andre SprGn9ItoHe, N
-hanhe mnn4e % fore 8aniteltgbeoer at
brDoes meb, inben ben til ippenoe %
iioIt tunbe penbe bjem igjen og faa
Qoo til at "tr9be az. so Spoagsls
iesreiien teisbes ba pgIua no nGlten
ct belt gar. Oct gialot ON at finoe ct
centrdlt beltgsenbe Steo. fra 9oiltet
Spr9ngitoHene / ~llirebstio tnnoe lens
bes life alene til De fierneite G9ne I
bort 2anb, men ogIda oper Sepeien
til Fremmeoe Sabns. Steoet maatte
ligge / pasIenbe 2tiitano fra Sernbas
nernes 9oDeolinier % iamtiotg pGre
oobt afIpnbret fra 9per eaer tGtbe>
fpltspe Strsg. Sg iau matte Der
bare tilitrGttelig 9laos, for at Wu
gaiinerne / 6remtioen tunoe uopioes.
90 ct Iddbant Stso fanbt man oG
enbelig - / pasienbe afItano fra gfsfp
0ort.
arubtlu9rene er beliggenoe | bet
iaatolote "8reen 9onb 0iItritt" /
Worris Gountp, ct malerif 0dlfere,
Tom paa ale Siber o%mtranoies al
Iteile, Itarptattsoe 5jeloe. Denne Ggn
bar tibligere fienbt unber bet tnotanlte
Naon "picatinnp", ipm betpoer "reos
nebe Slipper. Men bd Sntel Gam
for II 9tar Iiben untog fig Steoet Iom
ct Slags 5orraabStammsr o8 itiaeoe
fine bermetiIt tiautteoe Slitoaaier
meb be appetitoattenoe Pulpere pg be
Itarpe 9iler Op pad Stenbploerne
runbt omtrins, gift buaoe Snbidnsrs
napnst og aGs be Sagn og Gpentpr,
Iom Stebets gumle Settlere piolte at
berette pm, rent iglsmme.
Der ligger ct tibet 5jelooanb etiteoS
oppe melIem Sstberne, p9 fra bette lss
Der Der en- itriO 5ielbbat neo gisnnsm
9alsn. 6or pmtrent 140 adr iloen
laa Der ct Tibet MeQebrlg nebe peo
9Qtteleiet, % brutne admbjul, Irler
% andre MaItinbele ligger enonu ben
Dag ioag Ipreot pmtring blanbt be
gomle GgeItubber mellem Sntel Cams
MagoIinbD9nin9er.
%2unpFDttets Nrsul er 1900 Qcres,
6poruf ca. 300 gcres er rsierOeret til
Drug for Observation-Disclosures Splagss
buie.
gD8ningerne, iom al SenIpn til fit
erptoIipe Snpbolo li98er ipreot meo en-
@fitono al oper 1000 Sob mellem bOer,
er aaeIommen al en- musIiO aonItruts
ton. Oct dnpenote Materiel beItaar
uoeluftenoe at Sten % Staal, og Or
fitettursn giper bet belle 9D9getompleI
uoieenbe at en- majeit9tiit Borg inos
beqnet al bsie 9oloe. Gn IpRr pora
tai al m9gtige 8ranitblotts banner
Sopebinoodneen, 6pts 0ere er fam.
meniat al tDtfe P~antierplaoer, meoens
felipe "9grtlotten" bsItdar At plbgam.
melt Qrtileriitpts meb inoItsbte biito.
rifle Snitripttoner. S 9opebbpgnin,
gen timber man afcelingstontorerne
oa Officers &parteret, Tom imiolertit
for nGrp9renbe bare er befoltet meb en-
eneite Wtano.
Moo 2pnneoflag eler SIblss al
anben Dirt sr Der, Tom rimelist fan
p9re, trufet e~rtraorbin9re Sorbolbss
reqler. Saalebes er 8ranbpagter
goot ubTtprst meb Contemporaries al
ale Slass. 9ranOtorpiet ital bup'
ct ~u6pggelist 9perp at rsgte Der pac
Stsbet, iises Der, itjsnt bet biotil pa,
baOt gobe 9ose; tbi enbnu bar niger
GrploIiOner funbet Steb blanbt b,
mango Sons 9pnamit, iom finbsi
IammenItust inbsnfor bisie triitt
Mure. Gpt.
mrg oInrftn fnrtTler | fine nhfio ubfom,
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20 crfcmen.
otter bet gnssliie al ~

L., eisnuemsausstOset brOa ii9
rtabs sletter, iaa bet ! 5uale'
f,,,ttu uo iom en- iiOen Orm l's ct
F..t,or. trapIenoe fig frem Oper
[,s.ns operflaOe. sOtSen ia
(a,, euftsn = bar bUiO al sOm'
t.i,r,ns 6eoe. alt par glooer'
(,),asoen5sO, ettlbec, GUiOmbeO'
(.,;or' Set pletlOie Slaa; neOenfOr,
/. tipnelaOsnOe enOsl0ls SlO0er al
,,.euIt meO al~tulisboioe Sirlber.
;,rmmeOe frem us iilbase for Diet
.,rcbenOs 2lujer, inStil be lmeltsoe
%r,r ! en- lang, lap Sano % bib
\, Qus en- 2uitirsilinss beOro'
h, gdnObiasoe SnnorsOer al @iile
\, peO GielOijsbens SOB. SnOeH'
! bsnne S9nstreos pa' os' me
| ruotooeu be / bet uregelmaslis
k.rN. Gc9.
|saaa iammen i en- emi8rdnt' sIlsr
h, Slasies 8psn bar Ell BOB al
II, aione ps betpmreoe MenneIter.
FrSIct iua be no pua bet pasierenoe
yrsaob eQcr paa bperanore, euerltol'
#e iro / ale Slass ubstpemme
kruosr pua be buarbe EraiaOer rns
1t frugtsstpit 5Orips poa at fao
u. ecvn. Gen mincit inotagenoe al
ale pur maaite Ell msrfbrpnt
(,rs en- srua alabsorost. seO
hen Of BAN iao Ell lioen Il8e / blaa
Irar. Sans ifumle, fraitsoenoe
Ifot taube ct mprft Srns, iom leosoe
trieu paa GtraHansen euer Slgier'
t~asmanoen; men ban par in9en al
fine. Gette mprte uotrpf os bans
ipistr0e furastelise Graf ON ben
nae glunO bar iimpeltben fremfom'
NIB en- lang % belti8iennem irnss
es Samp meo lllptfen.
erSfignt ben lille 8i9e bar patter,
let bog let at ie, at bun par bans
krn. SUN bar ben eneite Straale al
klfn i bette Sernbane>M ellembGf.
tsn ts aanOIDie Gniister i benne
ban IL ct llOtrpf al Embeo peo Sps
ai tsnoe; tbi / be iioite 3 lunss
Hns Sage bauOe bun ppmuntret benz
B I'm alaoe Qatter % murtre Seq.
ktpu MI lua bun ioosnbe peb Srps
Of oenns Tibet tiltalenoe Manb
flu butte Saano trptfet mob bans
pSs, ubarberte 9ino. Oct par ungos
tSist at ipsr9e, ON Barnet bapoe
ben glONer.
Sun bar eli betponinssfulo 5attpr /
mRgtig @aaoe for benne Wano,
Grm bar runot benoe, % bits
tsos 8rpn os betpmreoe Iaipn,
h, b0or bnarot ban ~ituoereoe paa
!. Ct 'urrptt 8reo bar fommet til
% ia ben uuoen Sioe af 9anbet, %
b bapOs fprIaot 9eieboersS uiene /
IN yOrt ior at prspe at TONNE til
F~Iiornia. San bros afsaaroe meo
sEs tiltrRtteli9 8ense III at tase
Fl % Barn balopels; men ban bapbe
t~ruirret Sort al en- She, at ban
b en- eler nuoeu Waabe bible naa
geitemmelie. Oct bar unoer ale
nfrnNlgbsoer bebre END at iprblips i
fffsr Saoen, bpor uoen Irbeioe eller
fF8t I'll at iaa nOset bans lille Yens
I'm mart piIOe bore ppbrust.
Zen Station, til boilfen bans masre
IH3 bnroe Iat BAN iItaub til at fjpbe
Aa Tor Jig iclo ps Barn, bar als.
y 9usIeret for elmer iiben, ps ban
FsFsNs t9 Ouer, bpOr mart &unoutts.
sIlNe Opoase bet Fammelise 9ss
|a1' ban ucgucoe mob Ssrnbanetoms
Fast Sdn babe life lause at pente (;
P3's SsIpberiter traabte / bette Sies
mo, % unoer lin burtise 8iennem'
Fua at S08nsn itaniebe ban braat
Fia BAN % ina paa 9illetten / bans
b.
9'ao! Spor ital on ben?"
.taNNsn iaa pp meo en- Neine, Iom
Decorah-posten., 1896-02-14

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.sOas.
gen.,

leOioaa ai
nlso 5
9tarsSs
no % Ii.
ira De ip,.
Bcs.
inOe3plb.
Der tts
eiter. Sur.
Sa.
eli9e Otter.
aoi8 8reu,
at iau I'm,
Decorah-posten., 1896-02-14

J, Iowa
|nep Srber
Nru
bcks, eaer
b juIo De
Ige paa iaa
Decorah-posten., 1896-02-14

Ssg timber -Suspeunen" at pGrei ale Sen.
ieenoer, bpao ben er uolopet at pRre. Zen
arbetber lioeiaa spot iom en- Waltine til ben
oobbelte Eris. Min Rome Tiger. at ben ipr
aoot o9 er let at baauotere. 3 5rast toittos
ben sLS5. sars Stmonion, Gaitao,
Y{iHn.
Decorah-posten., 1896-02-14

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r..
| boer Ste
pc tpiter en-
|riUr ienoss
SUmmis.
% Der sil
fer bort
filter n,aa
|eaa nODeR
on u9cn.
# inbhan.
b enteu ipr
eQer It
|9e ienosr
Tot ior
be Gem en-
Sl0Oet icr
Fr peliRti
mere psl.
T SIrgto3
be 8ibnts,
B % f. ON
itaffe tore
anbefales
|bet beota
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-08-14
Practical yictorv For Pastor

Boston, Aug. 14.-An amicable adjust
ment of all past and present difficulties
at Park Street church will probably be
effected, as result OF the action taken
at special meeting of the church last
evening. 1t was voted to rescind all
previous action regarding the calling of
all ecclesiastical council of the society
and the church to consider the trouble
with the pastor. 1t was also voted TO
roscind all the harsh measures toward
Dr. Lansing, that had been adopted since
Feb. Z, when the pastors letter was re-
Celved, which is a practical acknowl-
odgment that the church had not acted
In exactly a fair spirit toward DR..
Lansing.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-08-14
ARLINGTON.

An extension is TO be built to the rear
OF the foundation OF district hall and the
company have been very anxious to have
the building raised sufficiently to allow
the construction Of basement large
enough to accommodate the fire company
and their apparatus. The FIRE company
has decided that at the next financial
town meeting they will ask for sum OF
money sufficient to raise the building
from its new resting place and make
under it a spacious room. There is a
fault some where that the whole job
cannot be done at once, with but one
expenditure.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-08-14
He Must Await the Action
Of the Grand Jury.
WaivedExampat on--Charge
Criminal Assault.
Young Emma Peffin, the Alleged
Victim, LIVED at His Home.

Henry Gordin of Johnston, charged
with a criminal assault on Emma Pefiin,
daughter OF Joseph Pefiin OF Fitohburg,
Mass, waived examination before the
Eighth District Court this morn'~g and
was bound oven to await the action Of the
grand jury in the sum vf $1,000. Z. q.
Kranich and Henry Miller furnished bail.
Emma is IA years OF age, the youngest
of a family OF seven. Her mother died
when she was three years old. Al the
age of IL friend of the family, Henry
Gordin, who is now charged with assault
ing her, took the child TO live in his fam
lily, he having no children. She was cared
for as though she was his own, every
thing that a man with moderate means
could supply was furnished her. She is
an attractive girl and always took pride
in her personal appearance. Her father.
who resided in Massachusetts, visited her
at intervals. Some months ago, he sus-
pected all was not as 1t should be with
his little girl. Investigation revealed to
him distressing condition of immor-
ality existing between her and his sup
posed frlend. 1ne father claims tnat
letters were intercepted between him
and his daughter, in which she tried to
tell him Of what was going on. lie be-
lieves that the wife OF Gordin was assist
ing in keeping from him what was TAX
ing place, when she become aware that
he was trying to learn what Der hus-
bands relation was with the child.
Gordin denies the charges and claims
it is put up job, for what purpose he
does not say. He is about 80 years OF
age, and is employed as a carpenter by
the Union Railroad Company at Auburn.
DISTRICT COURT MATTERS.
Thersa Mason, charged with revelilg
on Dyer avenue. was unable to be in court
today because OF sickness, and her case
was continued two weeks.
Benjamin OnsIey. for keeping an un-
licensed dog, was fined $40 and costs.
John II. Morris was given notice by
the court this morning TO appear and de-
iend certain liquors seized or they would
be destroyed.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-08-14

conducted by the club. There was q rat
tling ball game, In which, however, the
ciab nine had to bow to the superiority
OF the Is u. A. Club nine. The score
shows 1t was good and close game for
the victors had three runs to two for the
defeated. Timothy sullivan OF the
Holy Cross College occupied the pitchers
box Tor the B. q. A. Club, and he
pitched a great game, striking out 13
dence Athletic Club nine, ably supported
Sullivan and his stops were among the
features OF the game.
some OF the vIctors say the umpire,
Archie Scanlon, was very partial TO Tom
Parker and Joe eastman, the battery for
the Carnations, but those who were i'm
partial witnesses of the sport say he was
pretty fair. In the tug of war the ladies
representing the Carnations redeemed
the honos of the club by getting the best
of the Is. q. A. aggregation. There was a
splendid dinner, good music and dancing
and the party arrived at home about
$3.50 o'clock and all the excursionists
were happy even IL bit tired.
Edward Green, an employe OF the X. /.
Electric Protective Company fell from
a pole while engaged in stringing wires
yesterday afternoon, and nearly cut of
the thumb on his right nand. DIR.
Charles Il. Marston dressed the wound.
wagon loaded with lime. owned by
Herbert Harris of LIMERICK broke down
on Charles street yesterday afternoon.
Andrew Guliane's horse fell down on
Randall street last night, after suffering
from the heat the past few days. The
animal was badly cut about the knees
and otherwise injured.
An Italian peddler was overcome by
the effects of a long days journeying in
the sun at IL o'clock last night on Chalk
6 one avenue, bur after few minutes rest
looked wearily at the crowd that had
gathered around him ana went on his
NAV
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-08-14
Hounding the I.aureda

Philadelphia, Aug. 14.-It is stated In
this city that the Spanish cruiser Relna
Mercedes has started northward, along
the Atlantic coast, In quest of the Lau-
reda. The flibuster sailed week go,
bearing portion of one os the best
equipped expeditions that has gone to
the insurgents aid. The Reina Mer-
cedes was in the vicinity of Jacksonville
Wednesday. Should the report be true
that she Is coming north, no doubt exists
that the warship will keep scrupulously
outside the three mile limit: what she
could do would be to dog the Laureda
until the steamer had to put into some
port, where a charge Of filibustsrinx
might be made out against her.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-08-14
errors which always creep into the re-
port of an extemporaneous speech"
FAULKNER Is HAPPY.
Cannot See How Republicans Can Find
Any Encouragement.

Washington. Aug. Ex-senator FaulIx-
ner. chairman OF the Democratic con-
gressional campaign committee. is in
great glee over the reception rendered
Dir. Bryan in New York. Such spon-
taneous enthusiasm he had never before
witnessed. Il do not believe anything
under heaven can prevent the election of
Bryan" added Senator Faulkner. If
you consider the situation, you will see
II In the same light. That the south will
be solid for the ticket none OF us really
doubt; that means 159 electoral votes
with which to start. We will also carry
every state west Of Iowa, with total OF
6l votes. Add these TO the southern
votes and we have 22O, or but four less
than the number necessary 60 elect II
we do not carry any state in the east
which we will-we will have Ohio, In
diana, Illinois, Wisconsin, Michigan,
Iowa and Minnesota, where the chances
are excellent tor our ticket. and any one
OF these states will be sufficient. even
though we lose one of the southern and
two of the western states. i can't see
how the Republicans can find any en-
couragement in the outlook"
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-08-14
EAST PROVIDENCE.
Funerals Of Three Well Known Res
idents--A Bad Accident.


The funeral of Mrs. Carrie ID. Parker
took place yesterday afternoon at 1
O'Clock. at the..residence OF Hon. David, IS
Ray on Taunton avenue. Rev. Robert
e. Ray was the officiating clergyman.
The bearers were Jscob Redding and
John A. Vaughan OF Providence and
Benjamin q. Wallen and Orland Free
born OF East Providence. The remains
were entom bed at Swan Point Cemetery.
Mrs. Parker was cousin OF Mrs. ID. b.
Ray and was the widow of tho late
George Parker OF Providence.
The funeral of William Flagg was
solemnized ut his. late. residence on School
street yesterday morning at IL o'clock,
Rev. Lyman q. Horton of Central Falls
officiating. A delegation was present
from the Brotherhood of LOGON otive
Engineers and from Mount Vernon
Lodge, A. II. and A. NJ. The hearers
were: Cherries Gates, c. A. whipple and
Dennis Mccarthy of the Locomotive
Engineers and Jonn d.. Benson, Richard
Chadwick and Frank Burdsal from
Mount Vernon Lodge. The remains were
inferred at Oakland Cemetery.
The funeral of Owen Cotton took place
at his late residence on Second street at
s O'Clock this morning, and at O'Clock
the remains were taken TO the church of
the Sacred Heart, where solemn hi gh
mass was celebrated by Rev. Father
Higney, assisted by Rev. Father Car
rigan, orothsr-in-law OF the deceased.
The bearers were: James Rafferty,,
William Gately, Peter Hill, Joseph Car
rigan Co rnelius Taylor ana Frank Cor
man.
Yesterday afternoon Albert NJ. Chaffee,
who is employed on the farm of John
Z. Barney, of this town, met with a
severe accident which will lay him up
for some time. Two COWS were fighting
and Mr.. Chaffee attepmted to separate
them, and in some manner was kicked
and stepped upon, and his foot badly
fractured. He was removed to his home
in this town, where the necessary surgical
aid was rendered.
Yesterday morning Mary Curran was
arrested by Officer Clark and was too
sion OF the district court. she was
arraigned in the afternoon and pleaded
guilty to being a common drunkard and
was sentenced TO the State workhouse for
twelve months.
Ibis morning Nathan J. Allen was
srraigned in the district court on a
charge OF reveling, to which he pleaded
guilty. He was fined g and cost, which
he paid and departed.
Mrs. Mccormick, wife OF John III. Nc
Cormiek died at the residence of her
husband on Taunton avenue Wednesday
afternoon.
About II o'clock last night Mr.. Charles
Johnson, who was at work upon a steam
dredge at the Providence dry dock, acci-
dentally walked off and fell distance OF
10 feet. His shoulder was dislocated, his
collarbo fractured, and he was badly
bruised ABOUT the hip and other parts Of
mis- body.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-08-14
BRISTOL.

A heavy tempest passed over here early
this morning, accompanied by heavy
rainfall, which caused slight washouts on
the highways.
AT the regular meeting held last
evening of the Neptune Boat Club the
applications for mem bership were acted
upon, consisting OF Hon. W. Il. Z. Ward
we'll, Augustus s. Van Wickle, Edward
Perkins, Joseph Fletcher, Benjamin Me-
Dougall, Walter IL. Potter, Harry Dun
nell, William Hodgk inson, j. Halsey
DE Wolf, DIR. Ramon Guiterss, Daniel
X. Case, Albert 5. Chesseborough, Henry
Perkins. f. \. Minnott, Arthur L. Rem-
linger, William q. Lowe, Jr. A commit
tee was chosen to make arrangements
for holding a bazaar tor the purpose OF
raising funds to furnish the club
house. The following compose the com
mittee: Charles IA. Douglass. NJ. l.. Min
sber, j. II. Young, w. Fred Williams,
Wallis Howe, William III. Munro and II.
A. Ingraham.
The Bristol Light Infantry has srrang-
complimentary clam bake at Mount Hops
during the month of September.
a serious accident occurred this morn
ing at 3 o'clock TO young woman by
the name of Rosalic GroumRnd. She
fell from the attic window of a three
story house, breaking her right leg and
injuring her internally. There is but
slight hope OF her recovery.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-08-14

IL MIR. Bryan collides with the supreme
court, he will frighten away more citi-
zens than he would by fiscal or economic
eycesses.
The New York correspondent OF the
Daily News, in a dispatch to that paper
to be published today. says: "A more
complete and humiliating failure than
Mr.. Bryan's was never seen in our poll
ties"
The Times says: Opinions differ as to
whether Mr.. Bryan has improved his
chances of election by putting his social
istic views in the background. but the re-
ports of the speech and of the character
OF the meeting, 80 far received, are not
precise enough TO enable observers at a
distance to adopt decided Views.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-08-14

London. Aug. 1.-THE evening news
TupeTB here reproduce coplous extracts
from Mr.. Bryan's speech at Madison
Square Garden. Wednesday evering.
The Pail Mall Gazette he's n column
leading editorial on the subject. headed:
"rhe Bubble Burst Itself" and saying:
His managers have discovered that II
Is unsafe to estimate him at more than
20 cents to the dollar, concluding with
the remark that the gold standard may
breathe freely.
The ST. James Gazette, referring to the