The evening tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 189?-190?, 1897-06-10
Two MEN dead.
Freight Train Goes Down
An Embankment.
The Accident Was OccasiOned
By a WashOut.
TIVE Kseue, N. H.. Banks to DO Into ualudat'on
--Cernerstone Of WaItham Church Laid

Exeter N. III, June 10.-Two train
men were killed and two more are miss
ing an . result Of n freight wreck on the
Boston and Maine near this place early
this morning. The accident was oc-
casioned by . washout. The engine was
prscipitated into the hole and TUNED
completely over, dragging after II
nearly the entire train. A search was
made in the rlver for the engineer and
. missing brakeman, but not trace Of
them could be found. The dead and In
jured are:
d King the fireman, was taken to the
hospital 80 badly injured that he died
In q short time.
8. q. Chandler, brakeman, 10 dead In
the wreck.
Rankin. engiucer. missing.
-- Young. brakeman, missing.
The train was in charge OF Conductor
Ts1urston. A general alarm Of fire was
sounded, but when the department ar
rived Its services weF1 not needed.
Patriarch Miilsant Field Day.
6leowhegan, Me-, June 1o.--The second
annual field day ofahe Maine Patriarch
Militant. I. o. o. R. began here last
evening with a business meeting by the
militant council. This was the NTH
annual meeting ~f the body. and the
Attentfanoe was seven cantons. The
cantsas number 3ss visitors and the
guest OF the day was Brgadier Gen
eral Frank M. Merrill Of Lowell, Mass.
commander Of the patriarch OF that
state. At q business meeting consid-
.erabls business Of routine nature was
transacted and included many OF the
A~.A - n n
scantons are reported In good condition
After the reports were read, II. @. Fos-
ter was mustsred In az brigadier gen.
'eral for this department.
~ ipnivsss.aists Convention.
1lpckland. Ne. June lo.--At the Una-
= ~wsvsaAigts' cunventiOny yesterday the
most important incident was the report
~ sthe committee on nominations, which
was as follows: For president, Hon.
Emery o. Beam Of Readfisld; Woe pres
ideuts. Rev. sC. r. Pember Of Bangor
apd c. 8. Fobes Of Portland; recording
secretary, Rev. w. w. Hooper Of Deer
Ing: treasurer, Merritt B. Coolidge OF
DeerinG; committee on fellowship. or
,dination and discipline. Rev. c. F. Al
word OF Kingfield, Rev. w. r.. Gould Of
Dexter. Rev. r. d. Town Of Lewiston,
Il, II. bATTOWS OI Dctncl, n. II. bTOWU
or Oldtown; trustee. Hon. 8. w. Carr OF
= Dowdoinham.
New Hampshire Savings Banks.
Keene, N. H., June 10.-By order Of the
state bank commissioners the Keene
Five Cent Savings bank and the Chesh-
ire Provident institution, which were en-
Joined some time ago, will go into liqui
dation and their affairs will be closed w
ms soon as possible. The Hinsdale
Savings bank has been ordered to pay
q dividend of 20 per cent to des,ositos.
July /. The Winchester Security Saw
ings bank is now paying a 10 per cen,
dividend. The Keene Guaranty Saving.
hank will pay third dividend July
and the Keene Five Cent Savings bank
q second dividend Oct. I.
Massachusetts Legislature.
Boston, June 10.--The senate yesterday
refused to reconsider it's adverse actor
on the bill providing for the publica.
ton of the province laws; the bill tc
aeseas the state tax Of $1,150,000 was
passed to be engrossed; the Boston ele
vate railroad hill was again passed tt