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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-06-30

Hall Game announces that he
knows the Bible very thoroughly
and gets the inspiration for his
novels from the Book. Which
seems to offer a startling illustra-
ton OF the variety of interpreta-
tons that may be put upon Holy
Writ.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-06-30

The Suez Canal appears to be
threatened with an attack of ma.
rine appendicitis, with Camara's
fleet figuring as the grape seed.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-06-30

The Treasury department re-
fuses to affirm or deny the rumor
that Uncle Russell Sage has sub
scribed to $50 war bond.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-06-30

Wonder if Hobson has been az.
corded the luxury of a window
through which he may see the
Old Flag on the heights before
Santiago'
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-06-30

Wyoming, the State where the
women have equal suffrage with
the men, has sent more soldiers to
the frons in proportion to popula-
'ion than any of its sister States
and Territories.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-06-30

AS nearly as can be learned
they are living on Spanish honor
Tor victuals in Havana and no
more than half rations at that.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-06-30

1t requires cash and coal to put
SHIPS through the Suez canal, and
Spain is seemingly short of both.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-06-30

Along with many other devices
the value OF barbed wire in war is
about to be tested.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-06-30

What the Spaniards in Cuba
most fear just now is all epidemic
of American troops.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-06-30

II 3 said that the roads TO San.
:'aso were SO rarrowthat they had
70 be widcred to permit the pas.
s'gc Of the siege guns and big
Zen. Skater
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-06-30
SWAN POINT CEMETERY,

~ OHicc. 30 North Main street.
Omnibus 10 thu ccmetery runs from corner n,
sorth ANGEL street and wsyland svcnuc daIiy
every 80 minutes from 10 A. NJ. 10 8 Il. NJ, and
snndays every 30 minutes until further notice.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-06-30

Prepare to lick the war revenue
stamps, and so contribute to lick
ing the enemy.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-06-30
Mortgages Sale Of a uaxtry, Etc,

Will be sold NJ Public Auction. IN .,,u.
numbered ia and li6 Delaine street. ~ ~ n'che ore
cry OF Providence, Rhode Island on MoMss
Forenoon ay by by'n, nrS ,sS' a. eleven o'clock m the
,alned IN pms,uai property nortv,-n de", Soo,
n,.', us.ea marc <5th, 1881, and record1d in th.
IN sid state. in Personal Frocrty Mau,sson. Mar,s.s
Bn.k No !, nj psco go, Tie c1nd,,t,n,ss" s"es
"lS The IUrssage Issc sr, deed having bcen Broken:
lain" "v ssees s"oR nT%oerra ann 1 IA and ic Do.
hhcdc islana, and a.so oil ara sincnlar ss',
ms,urcs ana ppn'tenancos OF said shop oon' on.
eases. shelving, corntcrs, etc, and ALA NV n,.
.r' norse' two wagons and the good wifi ~ o tha
s,;% ,,cr,i ncng sii .e property mentioned in
By ordcc Of tho assignee and holder os .,,a
,mor'gags decd, Who hereby gives no.ics -,
nna,,, ,s ,,nsontion 10 hii upon tho same at said
euc''on sHlo, and ~ any postponement az 's,u sn
aournmcnt thereof. W "o'
COOKE & ANGEL.
prov,aoro.. AMu,orn"ys NO. $50 FOR tho said Assignee
The above sale wns this day an N o,o,..,.
2; ~. adjourned until MONDAY, MsS S'oSS ss
iS,s, nt iLe s"wo hour ono place
THE % sa%",as ssGys .sls WAS n~,, this ,s Ssy Il o'clock
iSis, g., =, ,,dar.c ,ae samo sorr End rlace.
Tho above snlc u this day n. n o'clooh
q M. adjourned until Tt'tSDAl Ju,,s
ieS, NJ ~" same hour ami lace. -
lruyid,ncc. May a, iSN
The above sai. = 'his Lac ~ II o'cloci, Il, ~
'',niouracd unit TUESDAY. June p, j..s' a.
The snlre hopr and lace f ."
Providence. June ~, is0S
Jhr ai"v" saic 4. fhls day nj y ,'.lo~i, 4, .,
!, yurncd unin TUESDAY. .uly : isls.
y 'hr sane hour ANA "a ace. -
frtviuence. June e. !ets ,eac;o,
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-06-30

AurN lS., Tho gr.stcss pnd biggest sell;ny
p.ys.sy ul tho cenirry. showing aecuratsly !
beWey's eicnt naval victory - .~'''''~''
~. n 1fiR B.ArgrL,i OF IAxtiA ,
r.. oy ,SViors, or dcrcratcd heavy pioupfs
~ ~ s'I 20, hnnefri: Portraits uf, ,Cc,yay
o,nnsnpsoN o,nn SrnieE tighting Bob Eynns sri
n oshor hnvn, colebrifics. In National GesIvn ard
co,ors, iixlt q 20 pnr hundred same. IA a,.,
conr 81 ~ rcr hundred afiieshIp Msine in 20
d,'m All on nenvf mats, lfx:D 81 10 nor Inn.
,',, orn ononn- american badges. 10 lrjadr. i've
o1e', assorted. 81; ~ samrlcs. * e.sts'
smsmpa wr.aras, eacn. 10 ccnts Horrv
"yeIs, IsoS Broadwny, Now York jci.in
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-06-30
HeIp Wanted.

AGENTs-ls yon'vc cot otha, ,,.a, o.,
ins, nlrase con Z take t.r our ,i,os. -, s"',
,,' oc'or;. wy want Tho follows with ,inerar h'
on, wepny SALARY or town,.es.6r. ',A,,riv
i'ionoons' Adams Go, % saow street
:e:i CT
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-06-30
Official
Advertising.

This newspaper publishes
Official Advertising of the
GOVERNMENT Of the UNITED
STATES. OF the STATE or
RHODE ISLAND. and Several
TOWNS.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-06-30

Don't get too muel, interested in any
one hero. There are lots more coming
--clcvclana Plain Dealer.
s"s1.s -. Resemblance.
Tho Ncscvius acts like lightning In
some ways II didn't strike twice i'm tho
SAME spot. chiefly fr tie reason that
Tiuies P"is
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-06-30

The aioyo sals - Mis- is~ \. n o'cio,, . -.
n'njouracd unit TUESDAY. Juac p. Is'r. a.
tho snire hopr and lac. ' w
Providence. june ~ 1904
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-06-30

Tho above sale u this day n. n ..cio,,
a IN aif"urnod until TUESDAY, June :
ie.S, NJ IN" same hour ami lace =
lfuvtdt ncr, May -. iSs
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-06-30
GROCERIES,. GRAM. ET1,

H.UHI1fk FH.Choice rar,i.r,roe
ru." leas Eonocs. Flour. Grain. liay a."l
N'''" "" h"~iminsier -. Toenhou.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-06-30
Personal.

PIANO TO kENT.
lady having m entirely ro,, ,,,,a
soho upright piano, that has all ,noIcrr ,,,-
proVomonts. VIII rent the slnn TO- !, ,a, sn,,.
able price 10 careful, reliable narf~ o"', al
dress, Necessity. News Ofrlco. ioia. ,r,a nu'
=, FOX ONE DoLLAR--we sell n better na. =
ot sreo,ncies or tyo Glassos than any Ont,
can IN This city. Eyos tcsroi free AIoy,-.
aer. optician. Is Dorrancc street. je2.im
DIVORCES quietly end legally obtainea ror
s.Rht causes Dolnan a Euetfnsr. artarnsss
s, ~. established is years highest ref.r
snces given. lSSS Arch e.. Phil. NO tf
g. Sl.nO FOk ,Sc.
watch cleaned 7ic. mann .,-,ny -.
on "'hsT work Ia proportion: tlone NV ,l,s
ls, v1s, ssii,ni worluner on carsh At'uoS
o.,"i o.sii eoiner Wcstini-stex ani Irankiip
ol5-tt
SIX oF THE FINEST.
save yorr watch and clock rppatr.n, s.,,.
az hOSMER'S by si;lllod worknJnn az onao
n1t tno price othors ask Westmin..er ara
franklin and ~ North Nam. o,s.sso
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-06-30

Jhr aiH.v" sale I. fhl@ day nj n .',io~i. , -,
~ i.urnod un'il TUESDAY, suly \ isls.
~ he same hour ana Zee.
fftvinence. June q. 1858 ,e.s.;u
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-06-30
BUSINESS CHANCES.

PARTIES
Looking for business chancss see r PEA,
ESTATE CO., "a Westminster street, Room j
nav 80
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-06-30
FOR SALE--REAL ESTATE.
Rent Pays for Home.

WI buy or oaild anywhere for ron both house
anu lot; comparatively nothiag required down
Call or write. AMERICAN INVESTORS, Co.
aSo Banigan Building. Providence, r.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-06-30

Tie above sale was this div M 4, ,.,o,..,.
y. M ndtuuined until TUESDAY. M,v =,
lS.n, ~ tie samo borr and riace. ~
Providence. May 10. iS6&
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-06-30
ROOMS AND BOARD.

ROOMS TO LET Two spites -, r-S--.---- -
iRht housekeeping: also attic rooms. w,,h
Mn,er closet on each floor: terms reasonable
Ipqulre AT - .Cady street. 'Providence. ica5.6t
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-06-30

The above sale was this dav an =, o,.,..,
=. m, adjourned until MONDAY, Msv ,e
1873. nt the samo hour nno place. 'N
Providence. May 0, 1905
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-07
THF tGE or AMERICAN GENERALS.

From The Boston Globe.
Although General Miles is a younger man
than most Of the general officers III me seTHl te
at this lime he is much older than any Oh W"
men who commanded N the civil war. ne -
iftv-eight. while Shaftcr is siXty-two. MERRITT
sixty-one Brooke sixty. Wheeler sIXty-t"o irp
eiXtv-two Otis sixty. Hawkins siXty-thiee III
fact there is not even a brigadier 81 noe except
Wood who is under fifty years OF age. Al 'he
oiItbresv Of the civil War. on the other hdn"'
not one Of the men who were to gam dls'lncu"i
in it was fifty. Grant in ISL was only thrty-
nine sherman vas forty-Ono sheridan thlrF,
Schoi Id thirty. Hancock thrty-seVen' custer
twenty-five. Meade forty-sX. Hooker ior'y-
:, ven Thonls forty-ive. Kearny forty-siX,
Kilpatrick twenty-five. Pl"asonion ihirty-seNeh'
Kosceran forty-two. Palmer for'y-four. Logan
thirty-hve. Howard thirtY-oE" Buell lpfty-
three Slocum thirty four. Burnside thirty
seven Banks forty-tive. Butler forty-three' an"
General Miles himself was only twenty-five"
ON the Confederate side. Lee ana Joseph T..
md Nlbert Sidney Johnston had passed MY
tn. corner being fifty-tUdr ana the latter MY
cur and filty-cght, respectively nHt lohssue't
vas forty Beauregard forty-three, hampton
rorty-thrcc. Rragg forty-siX. Forrest iortN'
StoncNaH Jackson thirty-seyen. \. +. lil'l mr.
t,-six. J. T.. r. stuart twenty-eight, Hood thirty
and Joseph Wheeler was twenty-five. Among
ti,c generals q. the Union even be WHO came -
Gee known as old" Iialieck was only iorty-SX
Us hen the war broke out.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-07

collection Of about 3.i00 volumes. The next
year he gave 50 800 To b" expended for books.
and i'm 1871 a valuable collection OF books On
Canadian history. In December lS'o. the KEY.
$ J. May. Of syria use. one OF the leaders ~
the anti-slaVcry movement gave his Inc col
lection II books and pamphlets on slavery
which with accessions. now forms or" 81 the
largest on the subject. In 49, Henry W. sag"
advanced the funds ncc' ssary 10 SECURE III"
Sparks collection of American history. c"lnPilS-
ing NOR, than FIVE thousand volume THIS
same wear the library was removed t. it, second
home in McGraw Hall. which had been erected
largely for il use 10y John W. McGrdW. Dc
voted friend Of Cornell In ISL tho viii Of ms
daughter Mrs Jennie Mc(;raw Fisk", gay" tho
library the incom" of fund estimated "i
Il OuNt8" and the trustees Wer" about pr"Nid-
ing for a new building soIcly needed when Il
contest cf the VIII was begun. which. ait''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-07

.os adopted is the seminary system, an
Co'"' - the German seminar. The library
scSp ,,;yersitv Of Michigan was one OF the
u" ,,orican institutions TO take this INFO
'''" ona provide for such work in connec-
nth the library building. Cornell has de-
w" .a the system still further providing as
WV Ten said eight seminary-Tooms. These
ID ore intended for special students only.
SEM hooks as cover their specially are taken
.he college library and placed in the room.
tho student works there in private. secure
"" tho Noises and distractions of the public
,croor1 The seminars cover English,
ard Latin French and German. political
.ocial science. philosophy. American his
90" and European history, with one room not
descnated Students working in these
have each a table with a locked drawer to
-, their materials ana can hay" sent to them
h snecial books as they may need, To he kept
. long as they require them
rhere are. besides these four branch libraries
,.,osted in the general buildings about the
.n,rns covering Jaw. architecture. civil engi-
reering and entomology.
r,o library staff consists Of George William
,,,rrs lihrariaa-ir- chief; Andrew Curtis White.
.es;s,ant librarian in charge of classification;
u.;uard Austin reference librarian who has
haree Of all use made of the library: Macy
rovler in charge Of the cataloguinG depart
rept with Professor George l.. Burr as libra
ian of the President White Library.
The whole number Of books now in the library
i a little over two hundred and ten thousand
volumes.
The wonder of this great and wcll-adminis-
,sred library grows upon the visitor when he re
fleets that il has al been built up since lStN
about which time Ezra Cornell purchased as it's
nucleus Charles Anthons classical library Of
six thousand volumes. 1t will bc interesting
10 describe briefly its S-owth.
In the spring of 1>G> President White went
70 Europe armed with long list Of books to he
secured chiefly tcrary and scientific works
his purchases D., gan to arrive before there was
any library building in which to store them
and they found temporary home in the Cor
nell Free Library. The first home Of he library
was in Morrill, Hall. the only building under
cover on the opening day. October I. lS,;S
About 1869 Professor Goodwin Smith then Of
England pres, ntcd to the University his private
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-07

seven years Of litigation. proved successful. III"
viii being declared invalid.
In January. 1857, President White formally
presented his great historical library Of about
thirty thousand volumes. on condition that a
fireproof room in the proposed new library
building should bc prepared for it and proper
provision bc made for its in rtas".
H. lSSN Henry W. sag" offered 10 pr"vid"
funds for the constructor Of library build
ing. Stipulatng that if the Will Of Mrs. FISK"
should be- sustained The money should t' re-
funded This ,ner was accepted. and the pres
.ni beautiful building was erected. tho coruo'-
stone having been laid on urtober 80. 1852. and
tho library removed 90 tn" ne" cdinco in 1881
In clo: inr a word should l." said about tn"
special collections # tn library other ina
thos" enumerated The President White Ii
hrary largely mad. mp of works on European
history. has perhaps III" best collection "xtan'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-07

of works on the Protestant Reformation AMI
the French Revolution. Next III Importance -
the Dante Library. the gift %: Willard FisNe.
The mere titles Of this remarkable collection
would fill a volume.
Another very Interesting collection is me
Rhacto Romauic Of about one thousand VOL
umcs. collected and presented by Willard ll'k'.
These books are in that dccad,nt tongue when
Was 50 'ohg spoken in 'he border regions
oi Germany and Italy. and were collected by
Mr. Fiske in the villages Of the Upper an
Lower Engadine and IN The Upper lsh'hlsh
ncrS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-07
"9I IT LlR PONT" ~ M NHlHI.

from Nature.
An electrically worked underground 'uhI.ar
rost fer letters and parcels has been designed
~ Dr Alfred Brunn and Nikior Tahacs. *
Budapest ana submitted 10y them - IN Han
-drian pnstal authorities. 1t has tf"n lie liei
t. lay down a trial line from the eastern 10 N"
western stations Of Budapest. and II a year
working proves successful the postal author-
lies will take over the line ana a semen" for
correcting twenty thre" offices on both SIDES x
no Danube viii be carried out.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-06-16
THE rtx ON BANKs.

The following is the text Of the bank
tax provision OF the war'revcnue bill as
passed by Congress:
Bankers using or employing capital
not exceeding $4,000 shall pay $50;
when using or employing capital ex-
eecding $50 900, for every additional
thousand dollars in excess OF S25.0O0, SO,
and, in estimating capital, surplus shall
be included. The amount of such annual
tax shall in all cases be computed on
the basis Of the capital and surplus for
the preceding fiscal year. Every person,
finn, Or company, and every incorporated
or other bank, having place Of business
where credits arc opened by the depositor,
or collection Of money or currency, sub
iect to be paid or RENTED upon draft,
check, or Older, or where money Is adj
vaEced or loaned on stocks, bonds, bull
lion, bills of exchange, or promissory
notes, or where stocks, bonds, bullion,
Ills OF exchange, or promissory notes
are received for discount or sale, shall be
banker under this act. Provided that
any savings bank having no capital stock
ana whose business is confined to receiv-
ing deposits and leaning or investing the
same for the benefit of its depositors, and
which does no other business of banking,
shall not be subject to this tax.
Bank check, draft or certificate of de-
post not drawing interest, or order for
the payment Of any sum of money drawn
upon or issued by any bank, trust COM
rany, or any person or persons, COM
panies, or corporations at sight or on de-
mand, 2 cents. Bill of exchange Tin.
snd), draft. Certificate Of deposit, drawing
interest, or order for the payment. of any
sum OF money, otherwise than at sight or
on demand, OF any promissory note ex-
cept bank notes issued Tor circulation,
and for each renewal of the same, for a
sum not exceeding 500, cents, and for
each additional 800 or fractional part
thereof in excess Of 300, 9 cents. And
from and after July LIST, 1898, the provi-
slons of this paragraph shall apply as
well 10 original domestic money orders
issued by the government of the United
states, and the price of such money
orders shall be increased by sum equal
10 the value Of thc stamps herein pro-
vided for.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-06-16
MONUMENT TO ENSIGN BAGLEy.

The Morning post. Raleigh, n. g.,
has unhertaRen to raise, by popular
fund for the erection of
a monument to the memory of Ensign
Worth uagley, the hero ut CardenaH
and tho first American naval oificar to
fall in the war with Spain A cou
mittee OF prominent citizens of North
Carolina will he appointed to take
charge Of the fund ami carry out the
plan for erecting the monument, which
will be placed in sumo public square Of
park in Raleigh. ths capital Of the
State More than Jne thousand dollars
has already been contributed, the
greater part in small suma from citizens
OF the Stats. although few sub
suriptions have been received from other
States, in almost every instance being
accompanied by very cordial commonda-
tion Of tho movement. Ono of the let
ters received was from the New York
Commandery OF tho Naval Order of the
United States, enclosing check for
one hundred dollars, and containing the
following: lone of the purposes OF the
Naval Order of the United States is to
honor forever the illustrious deeds OF
naval comu. anders, their companions 10
arms and their subordinatcs, and ii
seems peculiarly fitting that We should
now assist in marking appropriately
and permanently the grave Of this brave
young officer" Al subscriptions to the
monument fund will he acknowledged
through tho columns of the Post.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-06-16

A Small Quantity of Bustness Transacted
at Last Nights sleeting.

A Small Quantity of H,usiness Transacted
at Last Nights Meeting.
City Council held short meeting
Thuraday evening and transacted only
small quantity nf BUSINESS.
On motion Of Mr.. Oberly, $50 waa
transferred from the public building In
the miscellaneous fund and 800 was
transferred from the public square to
tho miscellaneous fund. The Board Of
Education was allowed itH monthly
appropriation of Sill, 7lS.S3.
City Treasurer Curry made the fol-
lnwing financial statement: Balance in
Union National Bank to the credit of
current expenses. gal, $50. OF; fund for
the purchase Of Park land, S23, 03i. 81.
The receipts for tho week were as fol-
lows: Clerk Adams Of the Municipal
Court, S2Gl ~. fines collected during
May; superintendent OF crematory,
S35. GO, eale Of ashes; Tax Collector
Sayers, $500, taxes for 1897: Collector
Mitchell, 5000, taxes for 1897. During
the month City Engineer George
lioughman collected and turned over
s3o, and Auditors Clark John II.
Boughman, collected S56. o..
Tins Society for the Prevention oil
Cruelty to Animals made the follow
ing report for May: Number of dogs
left in the pound at the lust of April,
4; number captured during the month.
III; number killed, ll2; number re-
deemed, 81; number left at the end oil
the month, 4 money received from tbs
redemption and aule of animals, s13. so
The society was allowed it's MONTH,
appropriation of $3.50.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-06-16

Special Correspondence OF Gazette and journal
Dover, June 10. "A romantic wedding
took place hure yesterday, when William
Loder, soldier OF Camp Tunnel, and
Miss May Wiley, were married by the
Rev. j. II. Beaucliamp. The hrids's
parents objected To the nuptials hut,
notwithstanding their watcbfuness.
she left home and proceeded to the
residence of Charles Doris, n relative
of hodsr's, where the marriage was
performed. Ascertaining his daug hter's
whereabouts, Mr.. Wiley went to Magis.
trate TESTERS office and obtained a
search warrant, which vas given to
Officer liurd. When tns latter reachsd
Mr.. Doris house, be was informed
that the wsdding bad taken place, and
ne Immediately departed.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-06-16

The Wedding of Miss Lydin Wicker
sham to j. Parker Jetieris took place
Thursday evening Mt their home. No. I29
West Twenty first street, The ceremony
waH performed iy tho Rev. j. Il. Mil
ligan. They left on tour to Atlantic
City. MIR. Jeffaris IL employed as a
draughtsman at the shopa OF tho Pusey
a. Jonas Co., ana this morning the
employer Of the DI.ics we're treated to n
handsome cake, the compliment OF
bride and groom.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-06-16
----~f7 - ---7=-7=----
UNMOVED BY WIFE'S SUICIDE.
Husband Cooliy Cut the Body Down, TheT
Prepared Breakfast and Departed for Hill

Husband Cooliy Cut the Body Down, Then
Prepared BREAKFAST and Departed for His
Work.
New York, Juno 10. Tho body of
Mrs. Andrew Hunt of Jersey City was
found hanging to the iransom OF a door,
by her husband, when he arose this
morning.
He cut the body down and placed it
in bad. Then be prepared breakfast
for himself and thres children, and
after eating the morning meal, took the
children to a neighbor, telling the lat
ter that his wife had killed herself. lie
did not report the suicide to the police,
but vent to his place of employment.
subsequently be was called to police
headquarters to make an explanation.
II is reported that Mrs. Hunt hanged
herself because of domestic unhappi-
meas,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-06-16

Fatal Result of Appendicitis, Caused by
Eating Peanuts.


Eating Peanuts.
Stanley Wilson Hanna, the l3-ysars.
old son of the Rev. John d 9. Hanna,
pastor of Union Church. died at noon
Thursday, at the residence of his par
ents, M. sos Washington street, after II
short illness from appendicitis.
The littls fellow was at Shellpot Park
on Saturday week, aud while there ate
some peanuts. At 9 o'clock Sunday
morning ne was taken violently sick
and physician was sum moned. 1t
was found that portion OF a pesnut
had lodged in the appendix, and yes.
terdsy 40 operation wss performed by
DIR. Vischer. a Philadelphia specialist.
assisted by Drs. L. W. and !. NJ. Finn
OF this city.
Immediately after tho operation the
little sufferer rallied and 1t was thought
be wnuld recover, but he passed away
at u O'Clock Friday.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-06-16

The body found along the Delaware
railroad near Bear Station Thursday
has been Unidentified as that OF john
McNiff, a morocco worker. living at
No. ll2O Apple street, South Whining
ton. 1t is presumed that be fell from
train.