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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-07-08

Tho ST LoIis man, who warned lady
bicyclist of the sidewalk in front OF his
premises with a shot gun, was certainly
not gallant but IL is believed that tho
young women was not so much scared by
the shot gun as she was concerned about
meeting an untimely fate with her hat
askew and the crimps oil out of her hair.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-07-08
The Spree is in Tow.

Plymouth, July s.-The Hamburg
American line steamer Normanuia.
which arrived her, this morning reports
having passed the Notth German LLOYD
steamer spree In tow Of the British
steamer Maine, nuadinF FIR ttrcrr-torrH.
Tho Normannia sighted the spree in
tow uf steamer Maine Yesterday In latitude
80. longitude ID They Will probably
arrive at Queenstown tomorrow.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-07-08

1t is believed that New YorS,s tax
rate will be over s2.05. That sounds big
10 us here in Providence, even with the
Goo-Goo boost But last year. in Now
York the rate was g.. Ia
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-07-08

The new west side high school will he
completed In season for the opening of
tho fall term, according to promise, and
this IS good news The now school build
ing IL an ornament 60 the town and Is
well worth going across the city just to
get n look at
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-07-08

The man who has been waiting ton or
fifteen years for bicycles to "come down"
before taking to tho wheel now seems to
have his opportunity in sight.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-07-08

The tn+rtfU-Ur-r -r6e-Toad PopuIists have
met, resolved 60 fool no more with fu-
sion, and adjourned. The Hon. Ignatius
Donnolly and The Hon. Tom Watson are
of the party, Tut how many more OF IL
there may bc awaits tho test OF a cam.
paign to accurately determine
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-07-08

Down In Newport tho strike Of the
miners is of small concern by contrast TO
the strike of tho caddies on the golf
court in that town, who thus emphasize
t.eir objection TO having their pay
docked. We are living in times of social
revolution, variously manifested.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-07-08

Michael Fitzgerald fell from stepladder at
the works OF the Providence Rrhber shoe
Company on westheld street early tins morn
ing, which resulted in the breaking Of his
right ankle. An ambulance from the Rhode
Island Hospital was summon Dd and he was
taken 20 his home on Harrison street.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-07-08

Sixty tons OF American butter are on
their way 20 Australia to open market
of the world to the American dairy in.
dustry. Soft spap-unless the butter is
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-07-08
Official
Advertising.

This newspaper publishes official
advertising OF the GOVERNMENT
OF THE UNITED STATES, of the
STATE OF RHODE ISLAND. of
the CITY or PROVIDENCE and
OF several TOWNS.
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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-07-08
MARRIED..

SHAW-GRATTON-In Thornton Congrega'
tlonal Church, Saturday, Sd inst, by Rev.
W. II. Starr, DR.. Ralph.H. shaw and Miss
Elizabeth a Grafton, both of Thornton.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-07-08

Tho News Self Educ.,or Feature IL
a valuable helper to all Young and old
sre reaping the benefits thorefrom.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-07-08

In the police court this morning Edward
Mitchell was fined 50 and costs for throwing
stones on Douglas avenue.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-07-08
THURS DAY. JULY S, 1897.

Crippled at sea, Cunarder Cephalonia
was towed safely into port and once ogain
tie "Cunard line never lost a life. "
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-07-08
Summer Fairgrounds.

The treasurer's account for the children's
playground fund now stands as follows:
CHILDREN'S SUBSCRIPTIONS.
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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-07-08

Pain bs. NJ now with Dr. Miles Pain PuiA
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-05-30
THE TRANSIT SAILS.
What Her Cargo for Central Anne RIGA
Is GOmpOsed OF.

Norwegian steamship Transit sailed yes
terday at noon for Central America with
a cargo Of iumher.s coal. -four beer. powder
and general merchandise valued al more
than ses.o1o. a quantity of general mer-
ehandise is left behind for the Amara-
pcors.
Following is a rough estimate OF the
cargo;
For San lose de Observation-Disclosures
beer. $50 boxes. valued AZ 81 go: whisky.
o cases: beer 10 casks. SSl; crackers. 122
cases. si.t7S. building lumber. 80 feet.
s5.fS. mill work. 81 packages. S5s5.5I: hay.
81 haies. sit.b: oats, 10 sacks. SCI: -four 300
barrels. 81 2oa. general merchandise. $40.
For Acajotia- Bottled beer aS boxes.
81 -: surfaced redwood. 3aoa1 feet, $40:
building lumber. tsi $50 feet 81 AZ box
shoots faa bundles sal, lime. "a barrels.
s2s0. -four 90 barrels si316, powder.
s.2nS pounds. sg53, coal oil. 80 eases, sea.
general merchandise. N.g75.
For Fl T'riunfo-Lssne. - barrels. $50:
coal leo tons. s25sl; bottled beet, 81 boxes.
s2e). lumber - oso feet saS.
eo9i 100 tons, $50: bottled beer. 81 boxes.
s2-5.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-05-30
WATER FRONT NOTES.

Steamship Umatilla arrived yesterday
from San Francisco.
Sloop Ella G. sailed yesterday for the
fishing banks off Cape Flattery.
United States fish commission steamer
Albatross will sail North this morning.
Steam collier Willamette sailed last
night for San Francisco. with 2,4oo tons
of Newcastle and Franklin coal.
Bark Gen. Fairchifd, 1907 tons. is char.
tered BY John Roseiifeld's Sons, to load
coal at Nanaimo for San Francisco.
Schooner Fred E. Sander was towed to
sea Yesterday morning by, the tug J. f.
Boyden. Her destination Is st. Micnaeis'
Alaska. 10
Steam schooner Lakme finished discharg-
ing here yesterday and went to Tacoma 70
load a return cargo of lumber for san
Francisco.
Italian bark Cavour. Capt Miguel de An
gelo. cleared yesterday at the local Gus
tom house for Callao. Peru. WITH l:liz.So
feet Of pine lumber vaiued AT sssiV.e].
British ship Clayerdon, Capt. Culey. was
lowed over yesterday from Port Blakeley
by the steamer Sarah NJ Renton. The
Claverdon will have port holes cut at the
Kerry mill.
British ship Kilbrannan, which went
ashore at Point Wilson in a southeaster.
February rs, 1896, has been sold to capt.
Weeden and San Francisco parties. Capt.
Weeden was formerly OF the bark Semi
mole. II
Steamship walla Walla sailed at
o'clock yesterday morning for San Fran
cisco. with the following list OF passen-
gers. Mrs. Lois Hafdwiek Miss l. l..
Hardwick. Willard F. Streeter. Mrs. n. c.
Teaff. Edward NJ. Foy, 8; WitkoWski; Miss
E. CreeIman, Mr.; and Mrs. Sully BACK.
yer. William Barber Mrs. q. b. Morley.
Mr. and Mrs. w. F. Giles, O: J. Treen,
Mr. and Mrs. E. b. Ray, Capt. Pound. ana
thirty second class.
Steamship City of Topeka sailed yester-
day morning for Alaska with the follow
ing passengers: Henry G. Bryant. z. B.
Latham. S ]. Entriken, Arthur g. Hiatt.
a. III. Krause. G. d. Braham. Mrs. II. l..
G.. Camp, A. Hollenbeck. Sarah NJ. Stael.
James Mccrank. John Vernile, ]. F. Gill
bert, William NJ. Elmer. Mrs. II. Happ.
Eckart Martin NJ Hopp. Miss Clio. Xoeit-
ner, Estella NJ. Baker. l.. Lundln. Frank
Lundquist. j. Jackson, and twenty-five
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-05-30

The branch photographic Office customs
house. Pert Towns al. Wash. will furnish
on application. free Of charge. full infor-
NATION regarding the following notices TO
mariners:
Australia, east coast. Hervey hay, Great
Woody island.
Baltic sea. Germany. sunken wreck
northward OF Schalpin lighthouse:
Central America. west coast. salvador.
Acajutia light On wharf.
Chile. Ccronel bay, light exhibited on
Point Pucnoco.
temporary light vessel of dock entrances.
Florida. Key West harbor. quarantine
buoy discontinued
Florida, Pensacola bay entrance. moor
Guatemala. west coast. ChamEerlco. &C
casionai Light, lstapa. general information.
International code of signals. addition
Louisiana, Chandelier sound, d.Scontlnu-
ance OF NORTH buoy, No. /.
Maine. Portland ilarbor entrance, light
and fog signal on Spring Point ledge.
Massachusetts. Boston ha-bor. range
lights on Spectacle island
Mediterranean sea, Aegean sea. Dedea-
Catch light temporarily discontinued.
mississippi. Ship island anchorage. wreck
New York Long Island sound. discontin-
uance OF trial course buoys-
New York lower bay. wreck marked oy a
buoy northeastward OF Swinhurne island:
North Pacific ocean. reported snoai
northeastward of kingman reef.
North sea. Germany. Jade river, puoys
B and d replaced by light buoys.
Nova Scotia. southeast coast. Malone
hay visibility of Hohsons Nose light.
Rhode Island, Narragansett bay. western
passage, Plum Beach shoal, intended fog
signal
South Pacific ocean, Tonga or Friendly
islands, amended depth on patch westward
OF Nouuka island.
Sumatra. east coast. dangerous sunken
wreck northward of Banka strait.
Trumon road.
Sweden gulf of Bothnia. oeacons aEd
buoys for surveying purposes
Texas. Galveston entrance. position Oh
light vessel
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-05-30

Judge Jacobs yesterday announced the
departure from established customs I'm the
criminal department OF the superior court
with reference 20 divorce cases. Where
a wife is suing her husband for divorce
and he holds the property II has been
customary for the court 10 pay suit mon
ey Including all current expenses OF the
pending trial and an attorneys fee. II
was che latter item concerning which
Judge Jacobs made n new departure
thereafter ho will make no order for the
payment cs an attorneys fee until The
case - finally settled.
The ocrasion for the ruling was the
Jackson divorce ease which was before
Judge jacobs on an application for suit
money and an attorneys fee. The judge
granted an order for $40 suit money. hut
refused the application for an attorney =
fee. and announced that he would here
after make ibis his uniform policy
Two additional anhtavits were fled yes
icffiay In connection with the case from
Fred jackson ard Frank H. jackson.
sous ~ the NtiEauts. each denying that
the father had ira any way sought TO ~
t'Hestre The sens testimony or 20 prevent
either 81 tie SONS from contributing 10
sne msutEs support
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-05-30
THE THUNDER ROLLED.
Seattle People Treated to an Cnusuai
Atmo~pherlc Disturbance.

That most unusual atmospheric disturb
ance-.urusual 70 this particular end OF the
world--a thunder storm. attracted all man
uer OF attention to itself yesterday even
ing and furnished food for conversation in
every quarter of the city. II is not 10 be
doubted for a moment that all OF the Old
ladies' Of Seattle and many young ones -
we'll who brought with them from the
East their formula for protection against
thunder storms. pumped themselves In the
middle Of feather beds. and II feather beds
were lacking piled themselves on stacks
OF pillows What the efficacy OF feathers
amounts to has not been explained IN Sc
attic beyond the fact that !, IS the correct
thing to do and Is 4 custom INDUCED IN by
ali of the best families OF the East Wnen-
ever there Is "A thunder storm. oid East
erners who were in the street when the
FIRST peal followed a few scattering drops
OF rain. grew radiant at the treat and one
man IN front Of the Hotel Butter stopped
and seriously counted of the seconds On
MS watch from the time Of the fasa 10 the
clap 81 thunder, Thirteen mics away,
he said seriously and passed on up the
street, secure in the Thought that his house
bad not been struck hy lightning. The
horses uo ana down the street that are
native 10 tie Northwest rTicked M their
ears and shook tneir heads In disapproyal
of the exhibition.
The actual damage must nave been weary
light The small amount OF rain that fsli
wgs welcome and the spectacular FEATURES
Of rushing c.ouds were wstcAsi cuflou-iy-
tres in South Seattle. opposite FRYE &
Rrunn+s packing house, was s2i; ana
burned oy = fash Which cavcrted over the
hill and a trolley wire on the Waiia W ana
line was h31TSsf frightening party OF nj"
cycle riders ard the occupants OF a street
car People enjoyed a genuine ensnce at
ozone and seut about with Their noses
and mouths open like ziias. fsing their
lungs with she purified air
Tne real reason for the thunder Storm
wss - prove that Seattle can produce any
thing and ~ give. Eastern tourists IN the
hotels a taste 81 hone fife. The shower
ara atmospheric disturbance we're the los-
.s,al followers of the tei--id heat OF FF.siay.
Tns storm was general asSt Of me noun
safns Put nc inches Of ta8n fell Between
ana O'Clock
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-05-30
County mtxssoaers.

County Commissioners RYAN an9 MEX
ersen ~ trynea yes.eydav from the Miller
river district. where they have been In
snecitag sonfe bridge work and also took
INK into the feasibility ~ establishing a
Few read into the mining territory al
ssrent. s10aee~@lng This road trc board
fss nov hesnre IL two very strong pe;f-
tisaS IN favor OF is eStablsahrnent auaaE
the stsBers being some ~ THE inost prom
istenf merchants ara manufacturers of
Seattle. NJ conclusion Asa vet been
reached by thc heRvs
san vetuSoirc % the city tho two con-
~ fasteners wase N the Great Northern
frstn which ercoGntereG q landslide near
INDEX. ard were delayed two er three
hours
Mr., Syaa reports intense activity among
rs,fuiuE pYsssgsectars @ihng Miller river. and
SAYS the face ~ fhs country - AIRY COW
cred with them. and eve~y d~e 81 ;hc.n
EcSrns hard at wcrk and coEaSeut q sue
cess
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Ncu suifs FILED.

The following new suits were filed yes
terday IN the superior court:
n. O. Shuey, as receiver OF the Seattle
Savings bank. w. George Is. Adair-De-
fendantfs answer; complaint not flied
Marianne G.. Windsor VS.. James Levi
ProTaissory note OF June 10. 1881 Ss.ss. IN
terest and costs and foreclosure on i95
acres of King county land
The American Mortgage Company of
Scotland. Limited, vs.. A. Atwood Ell ux.-
Rent, So and restitution OF premises
Vulcan Iron Works VI. Donald AcRae et
al---Appearance atsd bond for return OF
property: complaint not fled.
W. 2. Fuller a. ca. VS.. Dawson e. Miiieit
balance on goods sold and delivered,
$i335l.
Ida Morrison VS.. William Niasz ct al
For possession and 10 quiet title 10 an un-
divided one-tenth interest in the south half
of the southwest quarter, section -, town
ship "A north, range east.
William G.. Haml.n Va. Leander Mono
hon and Griffith Rees. sxeCutor--Prom!s-
cory note OF March |. 1894. 1850. interest
and costs, and foreclosure.
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II
Capbuncl@d

It's the same story. The elr
Of all sufferers with blood 4i1
identical. First the docto13 r. II
suited, and their prescTiptto3x
and mercury Is taken faitnl
without result. Months paoA -
mcrcurial dose II contjuno4
finally, his condition beiAe r.
or often worse, the pataeae
discouraged and decideo =
treatment.
Patent medicines are t1ea 8
bat until the right one = C.
results are the same. So
only blood remedy On ~ -.
which is guaranteed purely ~ -
II is the only one that CT.
mercury, no potash, or esnsf = ....3
and therefore 10 the cnly e. r
promptly gets at the boteeM
blood diseases and cufee pefa
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-05-30
MARINE NEWS.

SAN FRANCISCO. May S.-Sa;led-
Schr Charles Hanson. Gray's harcor. schr
c r.. Hill Grays harhor. hk Mercury,
Port Blaksiey. 81 Spartan. New Wnatcom.
schr czarina. Coos BAY Arrived-Schr
Gc.ama. Coos bay; SIR Columbia. Astoria
and Portland
SAN PEDRO. May sT.-Arr.ved-Schr
Occidental. from Gray's haroor. hktn
Northwest. from Astoria: schr Lily, from
CEpqud.
REpONDO. May 2-Sasled-Schr Re-
porter. for Tacoma
ASTORIA. MAY S-Saiiet-Schr Ed
ward Farke. for San Francisco.
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CAME TO BLOWS.
A MOnument Man Has Former
Salesman Arresteh.

F.. NJ. Thayer. a travelling salesman.
who has been In the employ of she Union
Monumental Co, First avenue south. cor
ner Jackson street, was arrested yester-
day on the charge OF assault ana battery.
the complaining witness being A. G.
Thompson. president OF the company. 1t
appears that when Thayer went out on
the road for the Union Monumental Co.
he had some designs which President
Thomson believed belonged TO him.
Later IL developed. according to Mr..
Thompson's story. that they were owned
by Roberts a Co. of Tacoma. Thayer
was recalled from his trip, and anally ad-
mitted that the designs did not belong to
him.
Yesterday when Thayer went TO the
company's yard Mr.. Thompson told him
TO go away: tina. he did not want 10 see
him around there. According tc Thomp-
sons account. Thayer. instead Of going
away. attacked Mr.. Thompson. who Is
large. portly man. No decision was rem
dered, but runor has II that Mt. Thomp-
son was quite scientific with hif jabs and
swings. The case will come up tomorrow
afternoon in the municipal court Thayer
is at liberty on personal FecogFizance.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-05-30

DUBUQUE. fova. Mag r. The hen
NAL meeting or the head camp Modern
Woodnlen ~ America. To Ire held here
Iurge 20 = promises 20 - one 81 the most
important ard largest attended ever held
IS tne order. The teroFTs Of TIE head Of
arers viii show that sitce the meeting az
Springfield In 100 ths membership has
Increased from .50sa - go 900. and the
number ~ camps from l 20 20 $50; that
the death rate has decreased from S II In
iss3 20 ise in 1855. and the cost % man
azssnert from 81 s. In isse 20 81 cents in
isss
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-05-30

4 7-vear-oid Italian boy Frank Polit
would undoubtedly have been KILLED yes
'erS.ay If II had not been COR 'hc quick sc-
ton Of bySiansier. Robert Wright. A
double team ra~lng two wagons loaded
With lumber had ius; crossed Madison
street on FSss' svensss, The hoy was rid
iug on the tongue Of the second wagon. He
Was soisess OF. and one wheel had passed
over his legs Wright saw the accident
ard dragged young posit out Of danger just
as The second wheel was about 20 pass over
his body TIE injured boy was taken into
drug store ard his Injuries examined b.
Or Coe The right leg vas found to he
basiis. bruised but no bones were broken.
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Flower. for Mrs. Norrinston.

Lady" Norring'on was the recipient OF
two large bouquets yesterday. which parti-
ally appeased her for the disappointment
attesssfs ri upon rhe announcement that the
preliminary examination of William New
man had been continued 10 tomorrow
morning The first bouquet was given her
nv Cant. Eexle which caused her to say
that the captain was lovely man. Then
Detective Williams came In with the Sec
o1,d relay 81 roses. sent by Mrs. Williams.
Mrs williams is a lovely woman" said
Lady Norrington-
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THE HEAVENS IN JUNE,

NsnCs as n morning star shoe- az her
greatest nrstianCy cu the Il. she is uoN
sn Aries bat az the last 81 ghe rnoss "a xii
euteg Taurus. un tne eist she wlIi Yise
about ;wn hours bcfore IRE sun.
Mars IS IN the Western skies. IN Cancer.
hot Nlli enter i4ea 0sgose Jas close ~ tina
rzsamth lie ls IN conjunction with ne
snoaa m she str. thc planet DS slg / DE-
gree snS e. INITIATES nostb.
SuTstcx nas tskcu MS plses az are Of "a
giayles % the western skies. he rsss :
sAe meridian about ST. n. - TIE sish lie
SsHI sc15s hls ri&ce in f.ea,
s$a5urn ss refrag esa1aE- Having nsata A
vtsi, ,v;s sc@rpsuss he rxturms laso
Iaavs tAts rnonth. Sae vail 81 en shs
nlarss5ao sg r. r. fuSoa sse lsiA Ea i III
enu9aHcstan wGts Uranus or the Es5n. Sas-
urs oelaN ssesrs<s north ~ Uraryvas
A0.tuvtss Is 4egsansEs % saaS nigga &C.
MARI TIRE meridian IN the early evening
passing ;he meridian H $50 =. n. ga he
IEgA.
On ths sssrse a&se srsca IS or fne Frarss
5sn 80 g. q. IN. ard Antates a. Ie.4s y
u sAe latter STAR seeE RISING at rs p. "a.
Altar rises ~ - .. ~,
csaFSiN X HARMON
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w ]. Hrvsrt has Judgment aga iFsst NJ
sHa Mrs john II. renay for 81 ss4 ST. VITA
Interest 3nd cosss. aSi $50 attorneys fee.
sn a prau,i~scry note Jgassxe Moore ais,
ErR0fg~s Hecrse - feresloSuye oa iot =
<roS = 81. T, renay's Hesns addition
- Tas decd whlch john h Denny held
'rssra = p Denny the lot involved WA
ezti*ss-t emily 6ess .-satef zs safnk IN Mock
IS shs3eaa az .. aUt Judge ssoore holding
te@ error rs o~e O. 9Yaple sBaAvertercc.
t><es3 tee dead a Sa}sd enc 10 the lot In
Z $500.
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