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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-07-16
THORN's PLEA FOR BAIL.
Alleged Murderer of GuIdensuppo Ok7
tains a Writ of Habeas Corpus.


New York, July 16.-The district at
torney's Office was yesterday served
with writ of habeas corpus requiring
the production Of Martin Thorn In the
supreme court today. The writ was OBJ
tained by Howe a. Hummel. Thorn'S
lawyers, and is for the purpose OF de-
Gliding whether Thorn shall be released
on bail.
Deputy Assistant District Attorney
Rosalsky says that the writ is without
precedent. He has been unable to find
a case similar TO this, where the Ques-
ton of admitting person charged with
murder in the first degree, was argued
before some other legal proceedings.
such as trial, and disagreement Of the
Jury had been had.
Thorns petition asking for the writ
sets forth that he was arrested on a
charge of having killed Guldensuppe in
Queens county. and that Mrs. Mack is
jointly charged with him in the COM
mission of the murder. That they were
partially examined before City Magis-
t-ate Flammer, and while his examina-
tion was still pending the district at
torney of New York presented the case
TO the granu jury Oh this county, VINO
presented an indictment against them
for the murder.
Mr. Howe, Thorn's lawyer. the petition
AYERS, protested against the hardship OF
this proceeding on the ground that. ale
though indicted for murder, Thorn is in
utter ignorance of the testimony given
against him before the grand jury and
cannot prepare his defense unless he Is
npprised of the nature Of the testimony
there presented.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-07-16
DRIVERS FIGHT.
One Truckman Makes Complaint
Against Another.

William Gray of East Providence called
on Deputy Chief of Police Egan this fore
noon and preferred charges against the
driver of low gear 966.
Gray said his team was standing near
tho New England freight depot when the
low gear was driven up. The driver
ordered him TO move his wagon. This
Gray refused TO do and according TO his
story "got it bif, F" in the eve. His eyo
and nose indicated that ho had been hit
with something moro powerful than n
mans fist The police arc looking for
the driver of the low gear which Is owned
by Caleb Mann X Sons.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-07-16
NEW 4nlAL ORDERED.

Montpelier. VT. July 16.-The verdict
Of the lower court by which Martin and
Sarah Nokes were convicted OF man
slaughter in causing the death OF the
illegitimate child Of Emma Jones in the
town OF Worcester a year ago last June.
tried at the fall term OF the Washington
county court. was set aside by the SUI
preme court sitting here yesterday and
the case sent back for retrial. This ac-
ton IL taken on the exceptions made TO
the charge Of Judge Ross to the jury.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-07-16
WITH A FRUIT KNIFE
An Atlanta Merchant Takes His
Lie While Desp0nient.

Atlanta, Ga, July 10 Emanuel Rich, n
member of tho firm of Rich & Bros, one OF tho
largest dry goods and furniture houses in the
south, mmitted suicide at his home in this
city by cutting his throat with fruit knife.
He returned from New York Saturday
night and on Sunday seemed 90 be greatly de-
pressed. That afternoon he tried 10 kill
himself, but was prevented from doing So He
escaped fro m the surveillance under which ho
had been PLACID and succeeded in sovcring
Lutfo
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-07-16

Entirely cured Mr.. Benja-
min o. Potter, Centredale,
of Kidney Trouble. Doc
tors were able to tell him
what the matter was, but
could not help him.

Mr. Benjamin o. Potter, a prominent citi.
zen Of Cen tredale, Il. l., says: II derived
more benefit from Munyon's Remedies than
suffered for years with weak back. The
doctors whom consulted told me i had kid
ney trouble, but they were unable 10 help
me. one bottle Of Munyon's Kidney Cure
relieved me so much that continued its use
and three vials entirely cured me-"
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-07-16
COOPER SUSPENDED.

Baltimore. July le.-Chairman Albert
Mott OF the l.. a. w. racing board has
issued the following special bulletin:
tom Cooper. Trainer webb and Fred
Ioughead are suspended pending inves-
tigation and ruled off all tracks. George
Yokem q Port Huron is suspended from
all sanction privileses; all for Port
Huron CMich) affair. which was with
out special permit"
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-07-16
SHAKE fEfH YOUR SHOES

Aliens fOpt- Easc. powder for the feet 10
cures painful, swollen. smart ing feet and In
stantly takes tho Stiny out Of cOrns nm bun
ions It's the greatest comfort discovery Of
tho age. Aliens foot Ia q makos iight-htting
or now shoes feet easy. IL IL n certain euro
for SWEATING. Gallons and hot, tired, aching
feet. Try it today. sold by all druggists
and shoe stores. By mail fof 3c. in anps
Trisl package FREE Address Allen ;. Ohm.
sted, Leroy, ". n.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-07-16
BOMBS EXPLODED.
Several Persons Reported Killed al
Guadaajara.

Madrid, July IL - Two dynamite
bombs were exploded yesterday at Quad
nlajars. capital of the province Of that
name in New CASTLE. Several persons
we're killed and others seriously injured.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-07-16
PROBABLY GUILTY.
Finding OF the Court Guilty In DR..
Walters Case 0lneyville Notes.

Special council meeting held last even
ing
ihe trial of DIR. Alexander A. Walters
on the charge Of the larceny Of fowl from
Johanna Remington of Johnston. which
was held this morning before the Eighth
DistriotsCou proved quite interesting.
The complainant, Miss Remington, was
the first witness, but before she was
called TO the stand the defendants attor-
ney, Henry Dubois, ESD, moved that the
complaint be- dismissed on the grouud
that il was not spe, ,iiled whether the fowl
were wild or tame. The court Thought
this was uot sufficient reason 20 dismiss
the case and IL ordered the attorney TO
proceed.
Miss bennington testified to missing the
two ROSTERS. She said she didn't see the
doctor take them.
Herbert Brown, boy, was the next
witness. He said he was with DIR. Walters
at the time of the alleged tbeft They
were returning from the Doctors farm
when they stopped at Miss Remington's
farm. Miss bennington was not there
and the doctor told him To try tho doors.
They then went To the hen house aud
caught two roosters; he caught ono and
the doctor caught the other. The doctor
then tied their legs, he said, and put
them beneath the seat of his carriage.
The boy testified that the doctor told
him that the fowls were his.
Mr. Brown, the father of this last wit
ness, was the next TO testify.
lie had been engaged to work on the
doctor farm. The doctor told him that
he.had bought twenty-five fowl from Miss
Remington
The doctor denied this statement when
he took the stand and made the claim
that he bargained for a couple of roosters,
at his home on Governor street in the
city of Providence. and that he there and
then paid Miss Remington for them.
She placed the price for the pair Mt fifty
cents piece and he paid her dollar-bill.
The Doctors wife corroborated the testi-
mony of her husband.
They both set up the claim that Miss
Remington accepted the dollar and told
the doctor that he could.get couple OF
roosters whenever he should go out TO his
farm.
In rebuttal Miss Remington denied the
story of the Walters. She said she sold
them pair of dressed fowl for the table.
but never made such a bargain as they
had described.
Walters was adjudged probably guilty
and was sentenced to pay fine of g and
costs. He took an appeal.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-07-16
A HEAVY SHORTAGE
Is Discovered in the Acc0uns S OF an
II inois Psniten,lary.

Chester, ILL.,, July 16 From informa-
tlon derived from reliable sources and
which has leaked cut, shortage In the
accounts Of the late administration Of the
Southern Illinois penitontiary. aggre.
eating many thousands Of dollars. exists.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-07-16

The Society for the Prevention Of Cruelty
TO children q preparing bill 10 be presented
to the General Assembly 60 prevent persons
from carrying children in front OF them on
bicycles.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-07-16
Munyon's Home Remedies.

FL ty-seven quick and perma-
nent cures for as many different
diseases. Pleasant 10 take per-
fec.ly harmless speedily effective.
Zach remedy plainly marked for
home use. Cost mos'ly 25c. per
vial - at all druggists.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-07-16
SHAWOMEr.

The play, "Mr Bob" given by the
young people Of Sbawonet, last Saturday
evening was decided success Among
those who took part in the entertainment
were the Misses Fi6eld, Charner, Curtis,
Howard. and Mr.. Charles Auman Mr..
Fred Tlliinghast ana Mr.. Emmons Per-
wear After the entertainment dancing
was enjoyed till a late hour.
The lawn party which was to have been
held on the lawn around the Casino on
Tuesday evening had to be held in the
Casino on account of the stormy weather.
The hall was prettily decorated and thore
were many there. The booths were
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-07-16
AT BAYSIDE RESORTS
Large Excursion Party at Rocky
POint-Summer Colony Notes.

There was a large crowd at Rock Point
vest erday. The annual excursion of tho
Ancient Order of Hibernians of Rhode
Isl and arc having their outing here. and
the st. Johns, st. Marks and ST. Lukes
Sunday schools spent the day here The
parties spent the day visiting tho differ
ent amusements and strolling around the
grounds and enjoying the pleasant sur
roundings.
A ball team from the Hiternian Drum
Corps played against team calling
themselves the Oakdales, and were de-
feated the score being IL TO 10.
The new Moorish maze Is fast nearing
completion and Manager Harring gton Will
try and have 10 opened sunday.
BAY SIDE.
The Bay Side Hotel. under the manage
ment OF G. V. Ninal, who is also the
proprietor. is receiving many boardcrs
for the season. There are many arrivals
booked for August and MIR. Vinal expects
good and prosperous season. The q
o'clock dinners served at this hotel are
the finest OH the bay and are becoming
very popular.
Mrs. Nathan NJ. Russell and Mrs.
Sylvanus Albrow Of Providence were the
guests of Mrs. +. r. Marsh for few days
Mrs. fred Hartwell and family have
been visiting Pro. H. h. Calder the past
week.
Mrs. Stephen Green and family of New
ton Center stopped few days at Prof.
j.. Il. Cal ier's.
Prof. Alfred Anthony of Providence
visited bis father, MIR. Louis Anthony.
this week
Mrs. George W. Cady and children o;
ApponauR spent the day yesterday at Mr.
George w. Cady's.
Mis-. Josie Morse and Miss Nettie Ken
yon of Providence are the guests Of Miss
Ida NJ. Shocker.
Miss Hattie Leader OF Centreylle is
visiting Miss Ida 81. ShocKer
The Warwick public works department
are engaged in grading Long Meadow
avenue When tie road is completed IL
will make decided Improvement
Those who have registered at the Bay
side Hotel are: Miss X. A. Bates Albert
Steinert, Miss Bessie Ryan. l.. Ia. Joslin
and wife, Il A. Havens and wife, Miss
Bertha p Havens. Walter 4. Kingsley,
Miss +. Moss, Arthur c. Moore and f..
ii. Rhodes. all of Providence. Mr.. John
Smith of Boston; William A. Lytle and
wife. Worcester; w. IL. Brown and wife,
South Scituate; III. b. Rothem, 4. II.
Brown and Mr.. t. ii. Seavey and wife Of
New York City
The many friends of Miss Mamie Quin.
Ian of Seymour avenue, Utica, y. Y, are
pleased TO know that she is enjoying Eer-
self at this pleasant resort Miss Quinlan
is stopping at the Bayside Hotel, for the
season.
TIE Bayside baseball team has organ
izod for the season with the following
players: Perkins, pitcher; Quinn, center
a. Read, first base; Curtis. third base (;
i. Waterman. shert- stop: Arnold, second
base; Calder. right field; Baxter, center
field; A. Perkins. left field f. Waterman,
substitute pitcher. Inc team played with
tho Phillipsdales last Saturday and were
defeated to 8. The boys claim that they
have got just as strong team as in years
past and are confident of winning many
games.
The Baysite ball team will play against
tho Y. Nj. &. A. team from Pawtucket
Saturday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Holmes and family
are stopping for a few days at the Bayside
Hotel.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-07-16

n. Miles f'ufu f,ytis are guaranteed TO sfop
in20 minutes. "Ono cent a dose"
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-07-16
A Notable
Enterprise.

THE NEWS SELF EDUCATOR
FEATURE, commencing with ,
series OF twenty easiln compr--
hended lessons on the mysteries
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-07-16
COUNCIL MEETING.

meeting Of the Johnston Town
Council was held last evening TO prepare
the voting list for the special financial
town meeting 10 be held next Monday.
The Council granted Hogan q Petit
grew license to add three pool tables TO
their pool room on Stokes street.
William L. King was appointed COM
mittee to secure the right of way for
water pipe to be placed on Chatlet street,
to connect with the Fruit Hill high pres
st.re service
The highway commissioners was ordered
TO put Chatlet street in good condition for
the laying of the water pipe at cost not
to exceed 5000
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-07-16

Neuralgia and long depression, cause
the hair To turn gray prematurely. Halls
Hair Renewer will restore the color, and
prevent the hair from falling.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-07-16
A NOVEL CASE.

The st. Jean Baptist is just now in
vestigatipg "a case which may later reacn
the courts in the form of rather novel
law suit.
A member of tho society has been draw
ing on the sick benefit fund for sometime,
and now IL is claimed. IL has been dis
covered that the society's beneficiary has
been entitled TO the benefit money because
he received his injuries by being kicked
down flight Of stairs in a Stokes street
saloon.
II il can be proved that this is the way
the member was injured he will be sued
By the society for tho recovery Of the
money he has drawn out.
One police officer will be kept on duty
on Olneyville square by Chief Holbrook.
Officer Leonard was stationed there last
night.
Postmaster Harris today sent a tele-
gram to Congressman Capron notifying
him of the establishment OF the free
delivery system here.
For sale. Boarding house, centrally
located, one minuts S walk from Olney-
villa square, IL rooms, doing good busi'
ness, rent reasonable Apply to John
q 'Donnell, Olneyviile square
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-07-16

Washington. July 10 For New Eng
land-Gencraliy fair tonight and Sstur-
day soatherly winds
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-07-05
Neant Constance District.

ksrial Dispatch 20 the i<encer.
sagSS0N Wash july 4-ThomAs f
Carer saa son returned from q prospect
" ~ ID tbs Noun, Constance district
sag TIER stopped with the Dinsmore
arr a. Camp Comfort They have an
Gxgsmtsliy good lead % graytsh Toex.
gsAszsd WITH yellow quartz 8ad loaded
81 copper pyrites TIE lead is Wei de-
ssss bGt 90 fsr only one VAL can ne
Asad Tee lead has 3 uorth@rly DIP
ss1ag SQUARE irto the mountain. AZ
ssgzsners Ard PARTY ara sinaing a shaft
y - lead. A sample ~ the rock was
ae-s sone practical n'ciug men. ard
ssy speak vel 81 &. Nj Gordon and G.
Mslsr arr prospecting within mile
.as Drsnaors party'e claims They
hEe heated claim on Lead six feet
We & wai,e quartz assayirs g. In the
assoa rock. They have another lead on
y sesth side os the river assaylnx s. in
d sinssaF1 rock Numerous prospectors
. sa1ai7s and going Up ana down The
sFr dsir. 4 large number ara expected
y tbs Gis@ri-s after jay { Thomas
szs-sf and son .gis - prospect Al VA
sssn e-eek aeolt thirteen miles from tire
Sser d. faun3 81 absolutely lnuo<s4ble
s<rs1d TIE creek Bad s-om the base q
r. -eGnFain. Ny Eoru-r found one
~ 5aat rock from the lead ha w.
KING &C.. StGa proves che lead IS IL.
y geek seine where His son has not
ffss gp Ire attempt 90 prospect the
Fsss. BIT all try 20 eute- tue rreeA from
*iee y few weeks
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-07-05
order of the Eastern Star.

Grand Chapter week was observed by
Lorraine Chapter Nc IT rendering a re-
ception 50 the members u ths Grand
Chapter. Under the direction % the
Worthy MatEon. Mrs. =. II. Alexarder
al interesting programme was rendered.
consisting Of vocal solos. by Mr. AcAl-
pine 81 violin solo BY Master slngerman
piano solos BY Mrs. II y. Temple and A
number - rseitatiOns By members Of The
order A. the conclusion OF the pro
graHIn1e refreshments were served IN the
banquet hall. vhieh hs1 been made or
nate by Quantities ~ handsome flowers
Under the direction OK Mss Nellie No
Cuscbeor. chairman cf the committee on
refreshments. : bsvy OF handsome young
ladies served The guests % tfe e sniug AT
the prettiiv decorated tables
On wednesday evening a reception was
given ny Lorraine Auxiliary &c the mani
beers u the Grand Chapter IN Eiks hall
Fun dress vas the rule ard The assem-
nlsf.e WAS = distinguished one Mrs
Palmer presided. A programme arranged
hy Miss " Hughes ~as rendered these
contributing being AIS Ahlttlesey. Miss
Allen. III. Williams. Mss Palmer ard
others Dainty sces ard cakes ere served
II The conclusion % the entertainment
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BROKE HIS HlB.
t.. Haxveirs Adventure on q
raxar- hacked 6ayGse~

s.sa. psspates o the Posi- nte !. Ssacer
.rc1sE july al 41s,e Maxwell
- friaxy from 2 .rlg e. the -..s~
=. -;n. + Slate creek aisrlct, % which
:. sss ee.aeipai Ga r7r. Ate veat IA
~sv n Ire Goat ,TGH I'D Ire saaGlt
s.srr ana cane oag va tae AetGo~
:. '-s,,r1ksa ri.ers 70 IS e1a.fesIs@ = aite
-ssar eosn ire MetGo~ on TIE deck
: : rsssr-s..e sd cay usss hs met yEsta 8
~. s.sissa. hy striking his .eft SIDE
- ess,ss. cradle fQrce Epou t4e sharp
.s@.r< n the animal ard fracgl<ing Gre
! j. rsss-taae is. one Ok tt.e Judge
q. So sass.S :
4 .kcaFss t.sa&g q five-stauD 1laa = Eow
: r.-xsn.a cItg. near ne mouth 81 the
xsse~. xhsch Il 20 b. set az or TIE
rsaa.s.s ssoag gropsT-s 0a the norm
a af Safe creek where e ane water
xrsr Is .sEnlshed ~ tia fails, near rhs
"a II Crater nc -ntA4n. Z g only 4
- ass q hall fFoa tae w hIstaes mine.
~ III, hs the first stamp miti n What
rr YaaEs ard Nelson are operating
Z ay.astse successfully ~ their claim on
szvga ersei. and are said 60 oe making
Ese elsau-upa TIE Mammoth claim
- ssen bcnesd By Charles Ballard a
mss Il 0aanogan county. who = SAID
> xsssssai Co Hart. who 5utlt tie fine
~ s- the 'Msthow. nearly 20 the Slate
sd summit. Iwo or three years ago.
" naxxell reports that there are many
~ srsaged In development Rork OF
sszessas promising claims. and that
szrs Is gore activity IL the district than
4 rs ilra since TIE biz rash ia the
egg u t:ss
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IN THE LODGE ROOM.
I. O. o. r.


TsLs week VII De taAen % wsth n
Stal.at1on q gff.cerH "a Tie various lodges
for the ensuing FERN
Lake y as1l1ston Lodge No. - wlll In
sta IRE ol11esrs-e!sc@ tonight
Seattle Lc4ge No. aad Golden Link
Lodge M. - WILL each install thar Off
GERS y tne5r respective halls lomorrux
evening.
olive Branch Lodge No ard Nystic
Lodge No = Vii hoic q ioiat Installation.
but RE date has not yet been decided on
Gerr1&aia Lodge No ~ vii install On
thursday evening
Mystic jewel Rebekah Lodge No -
81. hold t.zelv Installation uext Friday
evening
Unity Eneanpn.eEt No. wiu install
next Saturday sVsnlnE a. o'clock
prorp-, and IL tne close % ghe lnstalla-
ton ceremonies the newly installed off,
GERS vii confer the PatrlarchaI degree
upon r. " Allison. Of Togt Lodge No
rs, % ToIf. All visiting and resident
Patr.arcnS are cordially invited 70 be
present
Riasely Rebekah Lodge No 5. az rs
last regular meeting balloted or and
eatCtsd TgA1rteez Candidates for @6E.ss-
slop % Initiation and one by dep0s.r Of
caFc- arc received Evo more applications
by initiation. The oftlcers-eiecI Will &c
Installed a. the next regular meeting
Friday evening, July ~. AID tle new
Installation G3or Worz NiI bs used TOR
The hrst t1nle ThsEe vii be & SPECIAL
meeting called for Friday evening July
-, 20 .gltIa-e the sixteen candidates
which wiiI b. done BY the newly elected
officers. arr tie Pennsylvania 3oor work
viii be- Used. With th.rty-one members in
the team
LAKE Washington Lodge M. g las
challenged Golden Link Lodge Nc. 10 10
a SERIES u games of whist. the games 70
commence next week. or "a soon IS the
newly elected officers are installed.
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MEETING FOR ARBITRATION.
Mr.. stead Embarraa.es Chaplain Mil
burn in London.

LONDON. July 4-The cel=ars1t q
Independence Cay tooa ire form = ne
Eocsr- Browning social settlement q .
meeting u favor q arbitration. william
: Stead. editor - he Review % Reviews
presided He e2bs rrasss6 Eev. D-. NIL
burn, chaplain q me Crisss. States SER
ate, who was present. - appealing 20 m
20 assure ths meeting rn4s the CriEAs3
states senator's NO voted To- tie tTe&rg
represented Z TIA joTtry % ece people and
taa oulk q intelligence @ the United
States
Or. Nlogrn made 70 reply 20 this. b.,
II the course % as address - said tne
descendants % EngllSGEe1 Il the United
States were as loyal 20 many E.aglIsa c-s-
eltlcrs as English El4n themselves. aat
tlar Anleri-a re5o.ce3 z Aer !1aepend-
sEce.
IN the course q the evening the repre-
seEsta,4vss q the Woman's Press League
Of Chicago presented portraits Of Wash
inz-9n and LiEccln 70 tke settlement.
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Victims of Floods.

PARIS July a--Fourrsen bodies have
beer recovered from the foods "a GSsd ~
the rising q TIE river Garorne, most y
them being found near Aaca. capital O..
the Department OF Gers. c.. ne river Gers.
West q Toulouse. II IS feared that Others
have been drowned. as many houses have
been swsps away. The floods are suosld-
ing in The province % Gers
TOULOUSE France Jaly THE r var
Save aAs ovsrflowed A. TIsle-e1- Dod 4
destroying forty houses ard drowning
thirteen people. Al. 81 Laa-e three peo-
pc have been drowned ard thirty houses
swept away.
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swept Overheard nj Sea.

san FRANCISCO. July 4-Tha schoon-
- Maxim. which sailed from this port N
Jane - sor Caspzr- Msn6oc5no county.
tas come back into re harh9r d.
ablet. with h@- mate missing The yesse,
Rad only proceeded 2. far as Bc5ega
head ard vas battling with a heavy
southwest gale. when a sea swept over
her bows. carrying away FER hobStAv ard
fo-estay. TIE vessel wss beaded fo- Sen
Francisco Cor shelter MAJ Andrew Jack
son crawlsi 0g- - tha t.hbocn1 u veua{r
IRE damaged part % tina schoo1ers rig
Etng when a heavy sea washed over the
forward deck, huryfrg -Ae vessel 4, ire
head ard sweeping the nate overheard
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&ffiiaxaans Dsssrf~f

!, = se19rEs1 t1st development vork e
beng rns7e Or many ~ tte properties 81
ire sti.asgza rrasn Mining district TIE
Pocs fenGaa. having Eve rr@r a. Eorx
= n9E Il aeVe1ry-Ave feeg Frss2s "a
iook resl3. sr8 ne Shareholders tnterG n
pz@7 Development sysTsrz.a rtzaIIy. Tne
fGct t1at re MOUTH &C thz tzanes j. orsy
about twenty feet sror tae track CT tie
SionFe Crls-o K Everett railroad .sakes
inf Poca4ontas cheap aaG easy r2-ne %
WORK.
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Grand Opera Popular Prices

SAN FRA NCiSCD. Julv M CSC lovers
u ir-erfo- towns are 20 have a season -
grand opera \ company Il being organ
lad here % contain aftv r74Stcfan< 81
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