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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-03-18
ALCOHOL
EXPLODED
Drug Clerks Clothing
Was Set on Fire.
HE HAD ANARROW ESCAPE
Prompt Help OF Fellow Clerk Prob
ably Saved His Life.
HE HAD ANARROW ESCAPE
FIREMEN WERE CALLED OUT.

Rotert Bruce, employed as night clerk
in Greene's drueg stors, at tho corner OF
Washington row and Westminster street,
came near losing his life nc G.l5 O'Clock
this morning. At prescnt he Is at the
Rhode Island Hospital suffering from bad
burns on his hands, arms, tody and
legs. due to the explosion of alcohol. be
is not fatally hurt, however but it viii
he several days before hs will be able to
te out and about. Had IL not been for
the cool ol-headedness of fellow clerk in
tha drug store. named Harry q. Peter
son, Bruce would have probably persisted
and the valuable stock of drugs IN the
store teen either destroyed or badly dam
aged.
His clothing had been nearly all burned
of, but fortunately his nDdergarme nts,
which had esq pei this flying alcohol
from the exploding bottle did not burn
away, and because of this the mans life
as saved.
Bruce, who is 90 years old before he
was employed 10y Mr.. Greene, was q
waiter IN Wilburs restaurant at the
corner cf Wev bosset aud Dorrance streets.
He lives at IL { lark's court and has a
" ife and two children.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-03-18
Un,versaliSt Conference.

The state Conference OF the Rhode Island
Universalist Convention was held at woon-
socket yesterday afternoon and evening. Rev.
c. White, Rev. W. G. Selleck and A. IT, Met
calf were the committee In charge. The pro-
gram was ~ follows: Devotional ex-
ercises address, Rev. X. A. Greene. Lowell,
Mass. topic; "Motives for Christian Living"
ADDRESS. Rev. J. Harry Holden. topic, "Immor-
tality as Motives Of Good Morals. address.
Rev. W. O. selcck, topic. Immortality as n
Motive Of spirituality" general discussion;
refreshments and social hour, Motive to
Good Morals:" address. Rev. n. Harris. ID. D..
Worcester. Mass, topic. "Nhat our Young
People Can DO with our Gospel" address.
Rev. y. L. Nas-sck. topi~, "successful Meth
ods Of Work Among the Young" address.
Rev n. l. tushman, -. D.. topic, Are
Young People Anywhere Thoroughly In
Farneft ?" general discussion.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-03-18
WORK ON ROAD MATERIAL.

Boston, March 1s.--The committee on
prisons reported n bill relative 10 en-
ploying prisoners in preparing road ma
terial by hand labor The bill provides
that the prisoners may prepare material
for road making in the prison. Ma
chimes operated by hand or foot only
may be used i'm this work
The committee on cities reported a
bill relating TO the construction, main
tenance and inspection OF buildings In
Boston Buildings hereafter erected
which are used above the first floor as
storage stores warehouses or stores for
the sale OF merchandise shall not be over
100 feet in hight.
The house passed the bill TO appro-
pirate $3.50. 600 for the determination OF
the Hitting gypsy moth. The vote was
sc TO a. on the question OF appropriating
$4,000.
Ought not 10 pass was reported on
bills 60 protect the public from fraud and
imposition I'm the purchase OF manufac-
tured goods; TO further regulate the oh
servance OF the Lords day: 10 prevent
the assignment OF wages arising from
personal services with any county. city
or town: relative TO contracts for the
sale OF real estate; 10 compel railroad
corporations TO furnish lists Of names OF
persons retained ian action OF tort.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-03-18
MAINE MAN
THE WINNER
Easily Defeated Boston
Man at Boxing.
SCORED FIvEKNOCK DOWNS
Appealed to the Referee to Put an
End 10 the Battle.
SCORED FIVEKNOCK DOWNS
A DEAL WITH SYRACUSE CLUB.

Lynn, Mass. March 1s.-Mike Sears
OF Lewiston. Me-. defeated Ike Weir
NJ Boston, once well-known In sporting
circles as the Belfast spider" In n 10
round 20 before the Hoffman olGb last
night. The fight VAS even fer -FOUR
rounds, but after that. harripg one
round, Sears had evscyiEias his own
way.
In tho eighth round Scars knocked his
man down Ave times In succession with
right and left swings on the neck and
face. One ot them opened Weir's eye
and cut his nose. Wslr was groggy
when the round closed. A laft hook
sent Weir 20 the soor. and then Sears let
Up. and asked the referee 20 take Weir
out. but he refused. In the tenth
Weir was very groggy and could not put
up his hands. Sears gave him one or
two light punches, and again asked the
referee to stop the fight. The latter
waited for two minutes, and then COM
piled with Sears request.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-03-18
CRANSTON.

The following appointments and promotions
have been made by Military Instructor
Charles E. Stoud and approved by Deputy
superintendent Butterfeid, in the sockanos-
set battalion Cadet Walter Salisbury, A.
Company, tc color sergeant Cadet p. Cassidy,
Company to bandman; Cadet Charles
Goff Company, TO bandsman; Cadet Will
liam Nixon, @. Company, TO bandman; I'd
Sergeant George Washington, ID Company, TO
sergeant major, A Company; 3D. Sergeant
william Kelly to I'd Sergeant; 3D. Corporal
Charles Anderson to Sd sergeant, Cadet
Holden Anderson to 2d corporal; Cadet Albert
Swain to 8d corporal 2d Sergeant Frank Liv-
ingston to lst corporal; sth sergeant Frank
McAister to Sd sergeant. LIST Corporal Harold
Tucker to 4th sergeant, Cadet Thomas Kirby
To LIST corporal, Cadet James Horn 10 4th cor
poral, 2d Lieutenant Frederick Leonand TO 1st
lieutenant, Sergeant Major Thomas Hull TO
2d lieutenant, Cadet Edward Hilton 10 I'd
sergeant, Cadet Frank j. jackson to lst cor
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-03-18
The New York Stock Mar
ket Opened Irregular.
GAINS WERE THE RULE.
Realizing by Traders Caused a Sci.
ing Movement.
ToDAY's RANGE OF QUOTATIONS

The New York stock market opened ir-
regula- with sugar at 40, Tobacco 95I+,
General Electric 32 3.s. Peoples Gas
90 5s. Burli nRion 9o1s, ct. Paul s9I4,
iiock Island S3A, Northwest III. Louis
vilie'49. Manhattan l0l, Is ex-div., Mis-
souri, PciHo 20 and New Jersey Gen.
tral 0lL.
The market showed gains for the most
part, Metropolitan Street Railway lead
ing with nm advante Of ga. Manhattan
rising l Is and Sugar point. Ihs
railroad list showed fractional gains.
Losses were unimportant outside Of
Northwes;, which dropped ".
The high level at the opening afforded
the traders an opportunity to roalize,
which was speedily availed OF. This q r
cur stance combined with renewed
liquidation in Sugar, precipitatsd "a gem
eral selling movement which depressed
the list below yesterday's Gloss. Tss
local transportation shares nId Sugar
suffered declines Of l anu 2 points.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-03-18
HE MUST PAY.
Appellate Court Refuses Lawyer
Robinson q New Trial.
A Former ClientSecured Verdict Of sl25
Against Him.

The Appellate Court has denied the Pc
tition Of Attorney VI. Waldo Robinson of
Rawtrcket for new trial OF the suit
trouaht against him by Walter +. Gar
penter. The jury In the case gave Car
psntr q verdict for sI25 against MIR. Rob
insor, who WAS bis attorney In litel
suit against . Pawtucket newspaper.
Mr.. Robinson obtained settlement of
the case for bis client for $500, and then
there was disagreement as to the pay
ment of 500. Air. Robinson claimed he
lad paid Dir. Carpertsr 500, and the cir
cumstances as detailed by tee former
were: After the settlement of the II bel
suit be drow . check on his tank fer
$780, and leaving Mr.. Carpenter In his
Office went out and got the oneck casheu,
receiving two 900 bills from the bank
cashirr, which lie turned over TO Mr. Car
psnter. The latter claimed shat he never
received the 800, that ts paid Mr. hob.
frscn rstsining fee Of ESQ ana that tho
latter's oharae fer drawing up the decla
ration was $50.
Tie language OF the rescrlpt Is ss fol-
lows: "1housh there are circumstances
shown by the evidence incliniug us to be-
lieve that the payment of 500 wns msue
10 she plaintiff BY the defendant as the
kttsr claims, We cannot ssy that the
PR pondersDcs OF evidences in fsvcr OF the
claim In sufficiently strong TO warrant us
In ssttins the verIict aside.
New trieI denied and case remittsd TO
the Common Pleas Division. With di-
rection TO enter judgment on ths YER
Citt"
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-03-18

Commander Colwell's inquiry. Com
mander Cores said he was ready TO trans
fer TIE vessel forth with, and Aessrs. Col
we'll, Roterts and McMorris donnsd their
uniforms and procseded on deck and
gathered near the flagstaff, from which
the green flag of Brazil was flying.
Then Lieut.. Commander Coiwell, salut-
ing Commander Cores. said: Captain.
l have here contract OF salo to which
you were witness, and whereby THIS
vessel is to be transferred to me- in behalf
of the United States"
interpreter, saying: lin handing over
the ship desire TO say that it Is done
with the sincere friendship of Brazil.
Lieut.. Commander Colwell, saluting,
replied: "In behalf of the United
States, thank you for the sentiment.
A Brazilian sailor then brought down
Brazips blue-starred pennant from the
tcp OF the mainmast, carrying IL In his
teeth.
In the centre of the circle OF officers OF
both nations Lieutenant Commander
Colwell then faced the Brazilian flag fly
ing from the cruisers stern, and, as the
officers bared their heads, the flag Of Bra
zil was hauled down at IL 10 .. m, after
which. facing about with their heads still
uncovered, Ola Glory was run up to the
main truck. Lieutenant Commander
COlWell anu the Bfazlllan Olllcers Unere-
upon shook hands, and all the Americans
present did the same.
Commander Cores then invited them
all into the cabin TO drink the health OF
the ship, and the Brazilian captain af-
terward showed Messrs. Colwell, Roberts
and McMorris over the VESSEL and fur
pished them with Inventories Of the sup
plies, etc.
The Amazonas will remain In charge of
Ensign Roberts aud Assistant Engineer
MoMorris until the cruiser san Francisco
arrives here.
Great interest was taken In the cere-
mony, which is said to be unique i'm ma
val History, by which one power trans
ferreu warsbip to another power, In the
harbor OF a third power.
'Several American flags we're hoisted at
GrAvfsend after the stars and stripes were
unfurled Over the Amazonas.
REPORT CONFIRMED.
Madrid, March IS According to dis
patch resolved by the impartial from
Rome the Italinn minister of marine
confirms the reported sale OF tho armored
cruiser Varese to Spain.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-03-18
WERE in THIS CITY.
HollislOn Elopers Visited Chief
Baker Today.

0Yesterdsy afternoon the daily papers con-
tained a story relating to the search Of Mrs.
Stratton for her daughter Ruth, who had left
her home in Holliston, Mass, with George Il.
Ware and of whose supposed marriage in this
city Mrs. Stratton could hnd no record.
The story was. however, productive of re
suits for this afternoon, the young couple
called upon Chief of Police Baker and stated
that they were married In Boston on March
Ia, by r. ID. Rideout. assistant city registrar
and justice Of the peace. They the came to
this city and have been living at No. 42i
Washington street ever since.
Mrs. Ware at once sent "A dispatch TO her
anxious mother stating they would return TO
nolliston tonight.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-03-18
AUBURN.

A pleasant surpr ise party wns held at the
residence of Frank Merrill on wayland avenue
last evening the occasion being his birthday.
There was a large number Of his friends and a
good tire was enjoyed.
horse attached TO a Goddard buggy,
driven bv two youlg women became fright
ened on Elfnwood avenue near the Pawtuxet
bridge last evening and started at lively
gait up Elmwood avenue, when at the bridge
the rear wheel struck the railing, throwing
one OF the ladies ont. She was somewhat
shaken up but otherwise unhurt. The horse
continued TO Norwood where he was caught.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-03-18

Washington, March 1S--Prospects for
the settlement Of the entire Cuban prob
lem by diplomatic agencies were never
brighter. despite the energetic prepara-
tions fon defence which 10th Spain and
,he United States are carrying on.
At the brink of war both nations have
halted spain has agreed to stop her tor
pedo fleet at the Canaries. 1he United
States will gradually withdraw the ves-
sells of tho North Atlantic SQUADRON from
the Vicinity of Cubs. BY this agreement
the United States has the spanish govern
msnt in position wherc further west
ward moysmenS of the torpedo fleet could
be oonsi cered an act of war.
Further than this Spain has agreed to
couceds svsrything the Cubans demand.
IL the statement, except hauling down
her dag.
Ths suggestion, too, has been offered
that the services Of this country would be
acceptable In helping Ie-establish peace
in the island of Cuba. President Nc
Kinley considers that the fates proclaim
the Independence Of Cuba
senor don Luis Polo de Bernabe y Pi-
con. spanish minister, has declared that
his country will not necessarily regard
the recognition Of Cuban independence as
. casus Delli. On the other hand, he de-
clares, armed Intervention by the United
states 70 end the war In Cuba would
certainly be . casus belli.
[:AMAZONAS TRANSFERRED.
0ravesepd, Eng. March ia The crni-
ser Amazopas, built by the Armstrong;
for Brazil ana purchased by the United
States, Was formally transferred from the
Brazilian flag to the Stars and Stripes
shortly after IL o'clock this morning.
The ceremony was simple and disnified,
and to the Brazilian officers 10 was some
what pathetic.
Lieut.. Commander Colwell, United
States naval Rttache. accompanied by
Ensign Roberts, assistants engineer Nc
Morris and Consul General Osburne, ar-
rived on tonrd shortly tefors IL q. IN.
The chief officers Of the coast guard and
. number OF customs officers were already
On board.
Lieut.. Commander Colwsll and his
party were received at the Ranaway by
Lieut. Santos and escorted to the cap
tain's cabin, where they were received by
Uominandsr Cores. In rerly TO Lieut.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-03-18

According TO the recommendation Of
Plot Conn iisiorer Frank NJ. BurrouRh
the easx on the iron spiudl, at Halfway
Rock will be replaced and in place tf can
iuoy No.7 gas buoy vi bs substituted.
, mis- " III be done "a soon as the Cactus
retrrns NJ nth nhcut the first of April.
furthef' the Lgnthous, Board will be
astei TO pa rsa sctm at Conf i,rt
poin'. tn rpisoe the bs II bucys on Ohio
'-sdgs WITH scar Luors and 10 place a bell
troy at Comuon Fence p 81.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-03-18
DEAL WITH SYRACUSE.

New Bedford. Mass. March 1S.-F. G.
Doe has been elected manager OF the
New Bedford baseball team in place OF
James A. Canavan, who resigned TO
cover second base for Providence. deal
for his transfer from the Syracuse club
having been arranged. In exchange
Manager Murray OF Providence will
probably release OBrien to Syracuse
and pay a bonus.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-03-18
To See the Cake Walk.

large party is being made up from mem.
bers of the Rhode Island Assembly TO witness
the performance of ''Graham's Genuine
Southern Speciality and Cake Walk Company"
at Infantry Hall Saturday, March 49, 4 hts
speaks highly for the character OF this thrill
ing and novel amussmept.
Seats were placed on sale Thursday, aud a
large demand was met with.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-03-18
REPORT CONFIRMED
GRAND JURY.

William McMurte, indicted for the lar
ceny OF bicycle, plsaC ed not guilty. Hail
$1,000. Later he changed bis place To nolo
contendere, and on Recommendation of the
party he stole from tenteuce was sus-
pended during GOOD behvior.
Iheodore Perry, indicted for breaking
and entering barn of James A. donovan
and the larceny Of money, pleaded guilty.
He had nothingsto say, and Judge Wilbur
nposed sentence OF IL months I'm state
iIi,on.
Joseph Fay, indicted for brsakig and
entering the house Of James A. Hern and
tie larceny OF two coats. the property of
Thomas Hoppiu, pleaded gniltv. he WAS
sentenced to 10 months Ia stats prison.
Alexander Christian of Clniberlan, in
dicted for an assault with dangerous
weapon on Cyrus Cook, pleaded gully.
The assault was serious and unDrvoked
Cne, the attorney general said ChIstian
demanded money of Cook for whom he
formerly worked, and when IL was refused
struck CooK, who IL on old man. OH the
head. Fifteen months was the sentence
imposed.
Eueenio Leone, indicted fer keepinQ a
nuisance, pleaded not guilty. Bail $1,000.
John Williams, indicted with Elizabeth
Johnson for committing adultery at East
Providence. pleaded rolo conteudere. lie
came into court on crntches, and tho at
torney general said that In getting oct Of
window from the angry husband Will
liams had broken his Lex. he was sem
tenced 10 six mouths I'm iail.
Thomas Kelly, indicted for breaking
ana entering the house OF Martin ;. Fan
ming in the night time. and Others, ana
making general selection from the
many ohoite artices therein that belonged
10 Mr.. flaming and Mary Tanning,
pleaded nolo contenders. lie entered
the house by a rsa, window and tUok
With him spoons, letter SEALS hat bru shes
and other articles valued at t15. Kelly Ia
stranger and said ho was sorry and
denied that he was angry tecsuse no one
answered the door bell which he first
rang. he property was rawned. Kelly
Was sentenced To tire years IN stats's
prison at hBri labor.
Thomas Corcoran, indicted for lsrcsny
Of a cont and gloves. Headed not guilty;
tail tlUtO.
Cbri 'tinn Iimmans, iudictei for steal
ing iath tan and other pioperty b, long
ing % the Provittnoe BGs ,ball Assocfa-
tion, pleaded not guilty: bail $1,000.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-03-18
MCCOY WAS REFEREE.

Cleveland, March 1s.-There was fast
and furious fighting between Lavigne
and John DAILY for the lightweight cham
pionship last night. A big crowd at
tended. tickets commanding as high as
500 Mccoy was referee, and as the men
were equal he declared the contest a
draw at the end Of 20 rounds.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-03-18
AGREAT SURPRISE IS IN STORE

Tor those who Will gp tOtiav sud cot = rnck
age % GRAlN.O. % taksg che plscr ~ cOff.o
nj about q, the cost ~ a. fVod drink
rem n we'll as the adult With great bsnent n
~ made ~ uure gratna and loohs ard TASTES
like the finest grades ~ Mocha or Java coffee.
Az satisfies every one. Gun ~ urain.D ~
! etter for the system than tonic, because its
benefit is permanent What conso brrnks
down. Gran-O builds up. Ask your grocer
for Grain.O l5c. and 30
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-03-18
SETTLEMENT
BY DIPLOMACY.
Indications at Washington Are Now
Said to Point That Way.
n THE BRINK OF WAR BOTH NATIONS HALT.

Spain Has Stopped Her Fotia at the CanarieS, and is
Stated This Government Will Gradually Withdraw Its
vessels From the Vicinity of Cuba--Span Reported
to Have Offered to COncede Everything Cubans
Demand Except to Haul Down Her Flag.
Cruiser AmazonaS Formally Trans
ferred to the United States at
GraveSend, England.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-03-18
State Of OHIO. city Of Toledo,
Lucas County. -

flnnk j. Cheney mascs oath that he is IN,
senior partner ~ the firm % F J. Cheney
10, cong brsinc~s "a the CITY Of Toledo
county and state aforts nd and ihat said rrir
VII inr the sum Of ONk HUN URhD Doll
lAhs Tor each and eve case of Catarrh tnat
shnn2f be cured by the uss of HALLS CA.
IAhhh cUhh fEANk J. CHENEY.
sworn to before DC Subscribed in nv pres.
encei this OH day ~ Dcremter. A.D. 1893.
tSeHL) A. W. GLEASON,
Notary Public.
Halls Catnrfh cure Is taken tnternsIlv md
acts directly ON the blood and mncsus sur.
faces ~ the .ysiem. S,nd FOR Testimonials
free. II. y. CHENEY A Co Toleaa a
sold by Druggists. s5c.
tsalls Family Pills srs the best
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-03-18
FOUGHT SIX ROUNDS.

Chicago, March 1s.-Jimmy Barry OF
Chicago and Johnny Connors Of Spring
field fought six rounds here last night,
Barry getting the decision.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-03-18
HOW wLYLER cor hICII.

D1troit, Mich. March iS.-pr. I, ssor
ID al &. W. rces er of the University Of
> liizan, Who hts twice visited the Phil
ipt g lslanus la tie iate ess oi ,cienc,
sSii az people hers rre uDwlilng u te.
lee tie iBgs said aholt he Spanish
ireal meat n tie Cuta's. They em toi
abhOr {. But IL tley could appiccla
that tle outrages in Cuba dwsrf ihca, az
Arn eais, trey wouli haze stopped them
lObg ago. Said he.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-03-18
DRAW AT TWENTY ROUNDS.

Buffalo. March 1S.-Patrick Haley OF
Buffalo and Oscar Gardner. the Omaha
kid" fought 20 rounds to a draw last
night.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-03-18
STATE or RHODE ISLAND.
SEsArE CHtNHEn.
uo.utrN4F 49, la.

h'fh'tNfhf MaffH T., 1920
The Committee on fhr Jrd.c.afy of fhe A. N e.,
~ Ira all pafsnns iafcHestfd il "An Aof t,,
in S1fiion O. ,htp.cf 3Gs ~ the lulni. IYv. p
m iiif sc.rfr HAMMER on MONDAY. March III
ls.s, a i1 o'c.ock A ~
y. O. FREEMAN, Chairman.
JOHN W SWEENEY, Clerk.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-03-18

Quotations marked by are for less than
$l00O, par value Of stock.
lex Dividend.
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-05-03
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