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TRUSTEES SALES.
TRUSTEES SALEM ACCORDANCE WITH
i the terms and under the authority Of a certain

TRUSTEES SALEM ACCORDANCE WITH
the terms and under the authority OF certain
deed of trust. duly executed by RASMUs B.
JOHNSON. party of the first part, to HENRY
G. ,AMPBELL and THADDEUS B. KENT,
the san FKANcIsCo SAVINGS UNION.
9Th, 1891, and recorded in the office of the
County Recorder of the county of Fresno,
State Of California, in iiber ia OF deeds, at
reso utiou passed on the llth day of February,
1897 by the boarI Of directors OF sa SAN FRA y
CT co sA WINGS UNION, corporation, and the
paym mt Of which the aforesaid deed OF trust was
ex, cuted, declaring that default had BEEN made in
the payment OF the principal sum and other sums
due under said nose and deed oftrust, and request
ing and directing said HENRY &. CAMPBELL
and THADDEUS B. KENT, trustees, 10 sell the
real estate described therein TO satisfy said in-
We, HENRY c. CAMPBELL and THADDEUs
B. KENT, trustees, do hereDy give notice that
TUESDAY the 23d day Of March, A. ID. 1897,
at IL O'Clock noon Of that day, and at the auction
salesroom Of Easton, Eldrdge & Co., No. 63S Market
street. in the City and County OF san Francisco,
of California, we will sell at public auction,
10 highest bidder for cash In gold coin OF the
United states the piece or parcel OF land situate
in the county of Fresno, state OF California, de-
scriped as follows, to wit:
According to the official plats and system Of
surveys Of the Government OF the United States:
In township fifteen q, south. range nineteen
Q9) east Mount Diablo base and meridian:
OF section twenty-five (25). The south half
Is. 1a1
Of land, more or less, together with Ihe
TERMS OF sALE-cash in gold coin of the
United states: ten per cent payable TO the under
signed on the fall of the hammer; balance on de-
livery of deed; and IL not 80 paid unless for
of title (ten days Ing allowed for search), then
said ten per cent TO be forfeited and the sale TO be
void. Acts OF sale at purchasers expense.
HENRY c. CAMPBE LII, r
THADDEUS b. KENT, 7 AluSteess
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MARRIAGE LICENSES.

The following marriage licenses have been
Issued by the County Clerks office;
Mackie E. Carroll and Alice G. Nolan, 2S-19.
Frank +. Lauder and Lillian NJ. Worden, 30-21.
Robert A. Menson and r mma> B. Fury, $3.50.
James Morris and Lottfe NJ. Baker, S0-S1
Frederick B. Kellam and Edith bishop, 31-21.
Thomas H. Benne aud Mary K Kehoe, 34-1S.
F. W. Wright and Ann a stranahan. SO-23
Charles N Nielsen and Bertha a. Giesier 1921.
William n. Dunn and Ida NJ. Hunter, 38-21.
B. ]. Bastahle and j lila Casey 1920.
Patrick L. Dnffy and Della NJ. lila rdi man, 1928
John Peters and Katy X. Austin, $780,
Frank Farmer and Agnes T. Shea 1870.
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MARRIED.

FALK-HALL-In this city, February %, 1897.
by the Rev. George D. B. Stewart, Curtis o. Falk
of san Francisco and Annie G. NJ. Hall Of Eu-
reka
LEUENBERG ERGER-FRITSCHI-In this city Feb
ruary ~. 1897. by the Rev. ]. FueDdeling Julius
Leuenberger and Carrie L. Frit schL
SCHULE-BECKER-Int this ci y. February 2S,
1897 by the Rev. ]. Fuendeing Paul Schulz and
Lizzie Bee ker both of Vallejo. Cal.
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IMPROVED PROPERTY.

O1O 00O GEARY, NEAR Ottawa; 4
ID C.OOO. fine fats Of z rooms ind BATH
mortgage Of Sl4, 500 can remain; lot 45x1ZO.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

birth, marriage and death notices sent by mail
will OF be inserted They must be handed In at
either of he publication offices and be .ndorssd
wit the name and residence Of persons authorized
to have the sam me published.
BORN.
BROWN-In this city, February 81, 1897. to the
wife Of Frank g. Brown, a son.
ECHLIN-In Oakland, Febr uary %, 1897, to the
wife OF Charles G. Echn a son.
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p7O0 NEAR CORTLAND AVE. AND
tOO. San Bruno road; cottage; s rooms; lol
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BERKELEY HOUSES.

L URNISHED S-ROOM HOUSE COMPLET
4 bath gas, laundry: near 3 car lines. MRS.
j. I\GALLS, 2122 Bancroft way. Berkeley.
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OAKLAND ROOMS AND BOARDING.

WIDOW HAVING GOOD HOME NEAR
w schools and trains would ike to board widow er
with one or two ch dren; mothers care; moderate
terms. Add eSs j. X tox 2. CAL Office Oak and.
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CITY REAL ESTATE.

CITY REAL ESTATE.
LNASTON, ELDRIDGE & Co,
IL REAL ESTATE AGENTS
HoUsEBROKERs AND AUCTIoNEERS,
62S MarketsL
IMPROVED PROPERTY.
C1O OOO GEARY, NEAR Ottawa; 4
% O.OUO. fine fats Of rooms ind bath:
mortgage OF Sl4, 600 can remain; lot 45x1Z0.
o7on NEAR CORTLAND AVE. AND
.p tOU. San Bruno road; cottage: rooms; lot
$500 Fas dsS fs Fs4 ss 81
G6lSO FREDERICK. NEAR AsHBuRY;
UOl w. handsome fats of and rooms
and bath; only years old; lot z5x116:6
q. tOnO 2eTH, Mr.. CASTRO; FLATS OF
= 4UUU. rooms and cottage of rooms; lot
@5OnO Sc. COR. SANCHEZ AND 22D;
DoUUU. store and rooms and fiat Of rooms
and bath; only months QUILT.
GhhOO TURK, NEAR DEvIsADERo;
10 OU. and rear rooms. and fiat Of rooms
SoUUU. tenements; lot 251so.
@o05O nth, Mr. CApP; FLATS OF 5
OOAoV rooms each; also stable; rents $25;
lot 25x100.
UNIMPROVED PROPERTY.
S4000-Cor Church and Army; SSxS0.
$32O0-Sanchez. mr.. 23d; 65xll7 IS 10 rear street
s25U0-24th, mr. Folsom. 37:6xl00; make offer.
$-40U-Four lots Sanchez and 23d; 101:i0x
LA
$2300-Folsom, nr. 14th: 25x1226
slS25-G lden Gate ave-. mr. Baker; 25x137:6.
Sl750-19th. nr. Church, 50x1l4.
$l210-Caiifornia. mr. goth ave.: 50x100.
$1,000 each--an Jose ave. and g n.
$500 Dun an, Douglat: 50:11x1l4.
ONLY LIE T-NEW HOUSES JUST COM
~ pleted; sunny side Cole ST. near Waller; 10
rooms; large lot, 125 feet deep; street to be btu
miniZed. Apply on premises.
HOUSE FOR SALE, I'd BE REMOVED;
IL very reasonsb BILE. Call 1903 Larkinst
GRO0 WILL BUY PRO PERTi WHICH
NCOO nets $l5 per month. EASTON, ELD-
RIDGE & o., g IS Markets..
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ALAMEDA ROOMS AND HOUSES.
BERKELEY REAL ESTATE.

60 YOU WANT TO RAISE CHICKENS DO
- you? Look at this: Nearly of ground {;
level: only $50; just the thing JOS. j. MASON,
Berkeley station.
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MEDICAL.

A LII CASES OF MONTHLY SUPPRESSION
n from whatever caus-) restored in q few
hours: safe and at any times instant relief for
travellers; home in confinement; best and
privacy: regular physician; 81 years successful
suppression never fail every Case guaranteed: CON
suItation frs e. den ia; hours ~ TO g. pills 81
MRS DIR WYETH, Sl6 Post St. near Larkin
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FURNISHED HOUSES.

FURNISHED RESIDENCE AND GROUNDS
! for sale or lease bargain; the owner will
sell or esse residence with. 12 rooms partly fur
u9hed with about two acres of land hirhly i'm
proved, situate in East Oakland on electric road,
within ten minutes walk from Twentyt thir i-street
station: broad gauge railroad: rent moderate and
price reasonable. For further particulars apply
MADISON d BURKE, 6-6 Market ST.
U'LEGANIl FURNISHED HOUSE OF IS
IL rooms % rooms be rented: north side
Of Mission ST., between Fourth ant Fifth For
particulars apply TO MADISON & BURKE, 626
Market ST.
S1-SToRY HOUSE OF 8 ROOMS AND BATH;
- in waBm. belt of the Mission. PATIHE ESON IL
Co. z Valencia st.
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LOST.

EKBRUARY %, SACRAMENTO TRAIN, UNI
e rella; Grace Burner on plate. Suitable reward
on return 10 223 Kearny ST.
CATURDAY IGHT, GOLD CLASS PIN,
y G. rs' High School, class '95. Reward on re-
turn 10 BAT arrson s.
DRANCH OFFICE OFTHEt ALL. lb7 MINI
ID ST.: want ad and subscriptions taken
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DIED.

BACIGALUPI-In this city, March /, 1897. Fran
cisco, beloved husband OF GuaiaIoupe Baciga-
lupi brother Of Joseph, NJ aria and Angela Iact
gaiupi, and uncle of Peter, stephen, August
Frank ophie and Henry BacigalupL native
Of Chiavari Italy. aged rs years and months.
TCalaveras papers please copy.
&4- Notice OF funeral hereafter. No flowers.
BAIRD--In this city, March /, 1877, Alice Louise
wife of rloyd Baird, ami daughter OF Jen ME and
Henry w. Kelley. native OF connecticut age
28 years months and IA davs.
@ Friends and acquaintanceS are respect
fully Invited TO attend the funeral TONIC RROW
wednesday,. at l0.15 o'clock A. NJ. from III g
resldencs Of her parents, 730 Treat avenue
lnterruent Cypress Lawn Cemetery.
BELL-In this city, March /, 1897, Aggie, daugh-
ter of Harry and Laura Bell, aged years and 9
days.
BRIr HT-In this CITY. February 81 1897, Robert
an brother OF Mrs. Mary Craig, native Of Ire
land aged 70 years ami 10 months
~ Friends and acquaintances are respsct
full invi ed tend the funeral TOMORROW
"wednesday, at ! o'clock p NJ, from Masonic
Temple, under the auspices OF Golden Gate
Lodge No 3d. F. and A. NJ 1nlermens Masonic
Gene cry Remains at the parlors Of Hslsted d
Co.. 946 Mission street.
BRIoN ES-In East Oakland, February 2S, 1897,
sari T., eldest and beloved daughter of u. Y.
and Do. ores Moraga de Briones, a naive Of Mel
rose, CAL, aged years and months.
CAFFERATA-In this city, February %. 1897,
onio, beloved father OF DR.. Albert and Mary
Caff rata, native OF Italy, aged III years
A8A requiem high mass will be celebrated
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EASTON, ELDKIDGE & CO.,
II REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
HOUSEBROKERS AND AUCTIONEERS,
62S Market St
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-10-02
CHASED A
PHANTOM.
New Policeman Pursued
a RObber.
A CROWD QUICKLY GREW.
Considerable Exc tement in the
Center OF the City.
OPPORTUNITY FOR FAME FADED

Louis Giibery. OF 63 Walnut street, and
his chum. Alfred j.. LIKE, who was
formerly employed by 9. ID. Carr. at 1895
Westminster street, are responsible for
quite scare. They began fooling on
Chapel street. jumped over fence and
ran into Snow street. When asked what
they were running for they said that
man had grabbed pocketLook from
woman OH Chapel street. and that they
were after him. The crowd began to
grow and went pell neil through snow
street across Westminster where big ad-
dition was made, and oil were shouting.
stop thief. but there was Lo thief in
sight. When the crowd reached the cor
ner OF Snow and Washington streets Gill
berry and Lake Informed the crowd that
the bold thief had lodged into some
alieywsy. Their idea was t. give new
iy appointed officer named Baker an OPP
po.tunity to make himself famous, anu 1t
was some time before he was Inade TO IN
derstand that it was joke.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-10-02
ARRAIGNED
BY THE COURT.
Dominica LuIgliO Given Some Advice
by Judge Sweetland.
Tn: Ital an Has Habit of Interfering
With Cases in Curt.

Theresa Daganicca, VINO was assaulted
by Dominica Simnerilli few days ago
was arraigned in the Sixth District
Court this morning on the charge of con-
tempt of court.
When the assault case wes called for
trial yesterday morning Mrs Daganicco
failed to put in her appearance so war
rant for her arrest was issued. Her de-
fense this morning was, that two men.
one whose name was Peter and the other
Antonio, followed her. and when she
reached the court room. they told her not
to go in. She then went 10 the store of
Dominica Luiglio on Spruce street for
Gdvice
She said that she did not know the
last names of the TWO men, who followed
Ter.
Luiglio was in court. and said that no
did not see the woman until she came in.
to his store. and he advised her TO call
upon Captain Marston, and tell him her
story.
Judge --Sweutfuryf fired her $50 and
cost, and Informed Luigiio that be had
better attend to his grocery store and not
NEEDLE with the court. For - said the
judge, you have been here before. On
matters of this nature, and L shall make
an effort TO find out who these men are
who told the witness not to appear. and
IL they are found the fine will be- much
larger than the one imposed upon the
woman. and would advise you TO see
that her tine is paid.
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BLANDING
WAS ROBBED.
Thieves Entered His Re-
tail Store.
TOOK WHAT THEY WANTED
They Sampled the Liquor and
Smoked GoOd Cigars.
AND THEN WENT QUIETLY AWAY

The retail drug store of w. o. Bland
ing. As North Main street was broken in
TO last night and the break was discovered
by Patrolman James +. Feeney, at
O'CLOCK this morning in making his
rounds he found tnat heavy iron
grating over one of the windows OF the
cellar OH the south side OF sthe store had
been taken out.
He notified Herbert ID. Matthew, one OF
the clerks, who lives at 40 Governor
street. and he in turn notified the man.
ager George +. Baldwin, and then an in
estigation was begun.
Mr.. Baldwin was the greatest loser. for
the thieves had ransacked his desk and
taken therefrom chIlds' bank. which
contained 30 10-oent pieces, which he
kept in his desk for the benefit of his lit
tie boy.
His fall overcoat that he had not worn
q dozen times and new macintosh
were also appropriated by the marauders.
All OF the articles were taken from Mr.
Blanding's Office which was in the south
west corner of the store.
The thief had the audacity To- go into
the front of the store where there was n
brilliant light, and force open the money
drawer and take So which were for the
use of the clerks in the morning. Then
the front of tto store was visited and
from the cigar case was taken $50 worth
of choice smokers
The thieves entrance from the cellar to
the store was effected by forcing open n
door which was fastened by hook. and
considerable force must have been used to
do the work as the hook was OF large
size. In the cellar trunk, the property
OF MIR. Blanding. was ransacked and "a
pumbr of pices sof dress goods
were TAX en-.
Those who did the job did not leave
until they had helped themselves tn what
whisky they wanted to drink. and in this
they took the precsution not TO be caught.
for keg was taken from the front cellar
to the rear one, where IL was tapped.
The police are confident that at least
three men must have had hand in the
robbery, as the footprints in the cellar
indicated that there were two and there
must nave teen one on watch on the out
sida of the store. ana il Is also believed
that those who did the job were well ac-
quanted with tho interior Of the store,
and this fact is demonstrated bv the fact
that whisky drinking in the cellar
showed that they knew the best brand
and also the best cigars. The detectives
are nt work on the case.
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Mortgages Sale.

Will be sold nj Public Auction on FRIDAY,
the 22d day of October, A. ID. lSa5, az o'clock
a. nl., at the office of Brown n Watson, l07
Westminster street, Providence Y. l., by vir-
the OF the mower Of sale contained In a GER
tain deed OF mortgage, bearing dare March
10, \. ID. 1897, and recorded in the Office Of
the Town Clerk in the town Of Fast rovi-
dcnce, in real estate mortgage book No. "a
AT page IS, the conditions of said mortgage
decd having been broken:
That certain lot Of land with two tenement
ho ses and other improvements thereon, To-
Gated in the town Of East Providence, county
of Providence, in said state of Rhode Island,
and designated aud described rs lot nun.
bered t55l fifty three, upon plat Of land
called PLAT of land belonging TO 1Tistam
Burgess, IN Seekonk. Mass, by J. Howe.
July, Sa4,, - which said plat Is recorded in the
clerks Office in East Providenco,in in Plat Book.
nt page !. Toe above-described property ~
conveyed subject 10 prior mortgage OF four
thousand dollars $4,000.
BY order of the morigagee. The mortgagee
hereby gives notice Of intention to bid on the
above-described property ut the sale thereof,
or at any adjournment or postponement Of
the same. o2,0,S, 49, l5,2l-6t
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CRIED FOR BREAD.
Couple Fell on New York Streets From
Lack of Nourishment

New York. oct. Weak with hun
ger, Eugene Kraustheir and his wife
Augusta, last night fell to the sidewalk
on Upper Broadway while their starving
children, Eva, Freda and Edith. stood
by them crying for bread
~kraustheir. who is a bookkeeper. has
been out OF work for some time. and
when he applied for menal employment
saying that he and his family were
starving, no one believed him. Yester-
day he took his wife and children alons
with him, but he did not succeed I'm get
ting position. Weak and tired. the
kraustheirs tramped from place TO
place until at last the couple could go no
further, and they dropped TO the side.
walk. The passers-by. having heard
the mans story TO the effect that no had
been robbed by an INSCRIPTIONS lawyer
who promised e. get him a fortune I'm
Hungary and also that the family had
not tasted mOrsel for three days. sub.
scribed $3.50 bought groceries. promised
him work and sent him. his wife ana chiI.
dren TO their home.
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Mortgages Sale

Will he sold at Public Auction on FRIDAY
the 22d day Of October, A. d. 1897 az o
O'Clock n. M, at the Office OF Brown a. Watson
l01 Westminster street, Providence, X. l., by
virtue OF the power OF sale contained IN a
certain deed of mortgage, hearing date March
l0Ih, a. ID 1897. and recorded in the Office of
the Town Clerk, Ia the Town OF East Prov.
dence, in real estate mortgage book No. -,
at page a, the conditions OF said mortgage
deed having been broken:
That certain lot Of land, with cottage,
barn and other improvements thereon, locat-
ed in the town Of East Providence, county
of Providence, In said State of Rhode Island
ana deignated and described rs lot numbered
on hfty four, upOu plat OF len called
Plat Of land belonging 10 T istam Burgess
in Seekonb Mass, hy j. Howe, July 1854, I"
which said plat IL recorded IN Rook J. at pag G.
of the records In tho Town Clerks cflice OF
East Providence
hy ordcf OF the mortgage. The mortpag zee
fcrcny gives notice OF intention TO lid on the
abovo-described property at the sale thereof
or at any adjournment or pos ponen cnt OF
the same. o!,6,S,l3,l5,2.- st
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Mortgages Sale.

Will be sold at Public Auction on FRIDAY,
the 221 day OF o. obor, A. -. 1857, at o clock
y. ~, at the office OF Brown X MatsOu. Ia
Westminster street, Providence, l.. J.. hy vir-
tue OF he power Of sale contained in a certain
deed Of mortgage, bearing date March 10Th.
A. -. 1897, and recorded IN the uiii co Of the
Town Clerk in the town OF East lrOvi cncp,
in real os ate mortgage book No. a, gt page
j, the conditions Of said mortgage deed Law.
ing been broken:
That certain lot of land, with two-tene-
mrnt house and other improvements thereon,
located IN the town of Eat Providence. in
said state Of Rhode Island, anf desi mated
ana described IA lot numbered l59 ffty-fwu,
upon plat OF laud called plat Of laul lc-
longing To Tristan Burgess, in Seokonk,
Mass. by j. Howe, July, 1854, which said
plat Is recorded in the Town Clerks office in
East Providence In Plat Il OK |, NJ page /.
Nv order OF the mortgagto. The motglgce
hereby gives notice of intention 70 bid on the
above-described property Gt the sale tLereo ,
or at any adjournment or postponeme OF
the samo. u2,0,S l3, -, LOT
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-10-02
LNcal Lines.

An alarm was sent in from box II 10y Pa
trolman Edward Dorsey at II o'clock last
night for slight fro in the operating room
Of the Western Union Telegraph Company.
Antoni Bicise an employe Of the New Eng
land Brick Company. Nyatt, sustained frac.
ture ~ his right ankle az the yard Of the
company late yesterday afternoon. and was
Island Hospital.
Fruit was In great demand on Market
square this morning, and II did not take long
for the farmers 90 sell ont. Vegetable are IN
great variety. and n b. said are more plenti-
ful this fall than FOR several years past. Corn
Is especially fine and tomatoes are unusually
large
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-10-02
FOR CONTRACT WORK.
Employment of City Latorers Urged by
Tradcsmen.

There was n rather small attendance at the
hearing on the petition that work on public
buildings be done by tho city through its
own departments, which was held in the
Municipal Court room last evening, before
the committee appointed by the City Council.
Thomas McGarr, "A painter. John L. Nc
Carthy and Joseph Hogg appeared and spoke
in favor OF the petitions, and their arguments
were noted 10y the members of the committee.
Several gentlemen were present to oppose
the uetition. but on account Of the small at
tendance the hearing was continued till Oc-
tober Is, when others interested will be heard.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-10-02
Br0Wn's Chemical Society.

lowing officers Yesterday afternoon. Presi-
dent. Charles *. Francis 20; vice presi-
dent, Thomas 4. Burrage, '9s; secretary,
George W. Sutciiffe, 90: treasurer II.
W. Bennett, u. g.. first critic. Il. Charles
kaiioId, l0'; second critic, Esrnets Il.
Iyzzer +. q. ; executive committee, 4.
1homr sor, 80; Charles Il. Las on go;
Charles q. billiard, '99; Lewis a.
Place, 90
The following men have been ap.
Jointed collectors for tho athletic Hssocia-
ton at Blown: Il. & Graves H. j..
O. 'Bri,n. Il. T.. Barker, j. j sage, a. y.
thatcher. y. A. Tufts, b. Green. a. L.
Mvinnn
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-10-02
Ari0n Club Concerts.

The frst rehearsal Of the Arion Club will
take place Monadny evening Mt tho Y. NJ. c.
A. hall. During the coming season the
course Will consist Of concerts and musical
entertainments, the first Of which, the can
tata The Swan and the Skylark,' will re
presented November TO- The second is yet 90
"Tanhauser" will be the attraction. Among
the favoritos To appear later are kmma Juch
and Franzcon. Davies
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-10-02
CONTAGIOUS DISEASES.
Diphtherla End Scar ct Fever Reported to
Auth0ri les.

A few days ago case OF scarlet fever on
Huntington avenue was reported to the au-
thorities yesterday another patient wa sreport'
ed in q g same neighobrheod. Both were in
vestigated. and ii was found the patients con-
tracted the disease from association with af-
fected children on Hudson street who were
not attended by any physician. All three
families are now under medical care.
A case OF diphtheria has also been reported
fron Craven strcst.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-10-02
DISEASED MEAT.
Deal;r VIII B. Pr, secuted by Health
Depa I'm mt.

Through the vigilance of The officials Of the
health depart tment, one Of the provision deal
ers Of the city will be prosecuted for selling
disc scd neat.
a few day 8 ago one of the employees Of the
department purchased piece Of liver from
one Of The clerks OF the dealer. There We're
several customers in the store at the time,
and the clerks aid not pay much attention
10 the meat.
few moments later the purchf ser returned
and said that rs the liver appeared diseased
he would have II examined.
TIL examination showed the meat 10 be
tCleTculous. and the dealer. who supplies
many OK the markets. will be prosecuted.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-10-02
VALIDITY or DAKOTA DIVORCES

New Haven, Conn, OCT. 2.-The valid
ity OF divorce secured by a Waterbury
woman i'm North Dakota and us effect
I'm Connecticut has been brought into
question in the superior court I'm The
divorce proceeding Of Edwin Hart
against Eta J. Hart lie brought
suit in June against his WIFE and after
It had been Instituted she went 10 North
Dakota and secured n divorce uud er the
expeditions system used in that state.
Colonel Burpee. who appeared for the
husband. stated that he did not see aa
the western divorce had any effect upon
the proceedings In this state Judge
Roraback reserved his decision.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-10-02
Congratulations in Flowers.

The new managers Of the Narragansett Ho-
tel, Messrs. Hall and Johnson, have been the
recipients OF no end of congratulations since
they assumed office yesterday, and if their
hands were not shaken off IL was only be-
cause long experience in hotel popularity
had rendered them as Injured as politician
TO multiplied shaking.
Among the flowers laid on the altar OF pop
ularity by tho new firms well wishers was an
immense standard horse shoe piece Of roses
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