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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-08-01
BRISTOL.

The circulars for the Neptune Yacht
club regatta. held next Saturday after
noon. will be issued today. The regatta
is for boats owned or leased by MEM
bers OF the Neptune club, and cups will
be given for first prizes and club PEN
nants for second prizes. The regatta
committee consists of Duncan Hunter
Henry w. Hayes. William Hodgkinson,
l.. Maitland Minsher, William IL.
Thurber, j. III. Young and VIM. G..
Lowe. Jr. There will be only two
classes. First class consists of sloops,
yawls and knockabouts. Second class,
catboats.
A marriage license was issued Sat-
urday by Town Clerk Bennett TO Mrs.
Marguerite DeWolf Allen, daughter of
the late Francis l.. II. DeWolf and
Henry Sandford Nudge OF Boston.
Dr. c. J. Hasbrouck has reported n
case OF typhoid fever at the town
clerks office. the patient being Hiram
Alfred Perkins OF Constitution street.
Rev. Robert NJ Turner of Lincoln.
Nebraska. left there yesterday on a
visit To his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. r..
n. Turner. who reside here.
A special town meeting will be held
60 hear the report Of the electric rail-
road committee which. when appointed
at the annual town peeting, was In
structed to make report at special
town meeting.
A special session OF the District
Court was held Saturday at which Ben-
| jamin Greene, better known as Birdie
| Greene was sentenced 20 the state
| farm for one year as a common drunk
| arc. William Devine was brought from
| Mt. Hope Park by officer Kelley and
was fined 81 and costs.
Arrangements have been made by
! Babbitt Post. G.. A. r.. for their an
/ nual excursion 20 Dighton Rock Park
| on the steamer Pawnee. August o.
| They Will be accompanied by the sun
! dav school OF the state NJ. T. church
The game OF baseball played on the
common Saturday afternoon was very
I much n one-sided affair. the visitors
! bafng outclassed. The home team
won BY n score of 2s 90 T.
with the exceptions of the weaving
and spinning departments Of the Nam
Quit mill which will run one week
| longer. I'm order To- run out what stock
remains unfinished. the entire mill will
then be closed for the month of Au-
gust
A large crowd visited Mt. Hone Park
yesterday and everything passed OF
verv quietly.
Mrs Charles West. passed awav on
Saturday evening after a brief illness
Of heart disease.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-08-01
WARREN.

Rev. j. II. Nutting. chaplain at the
r. I. State Institution. preached at the
Nj. T.. Church Sunday morning and in
the evening spoke of his work at the
institution.
Edward Ward Is confined to his Mar
ket street residence by broken collar
bone. caused by a falling derrick. He
Is attended by DR.. Connolly and is rap
idly improving.
Rev. William ]. Reynolds, Jr., preach
ed at the Baptist Church, Sunday
Miss Hannah Drown daughter OF
number of friends at her fathers resi-
dence on Vernon street at a birthday
party a few evenings since.
Miss Mary j. Merchant and Miss
Gertrude Waite have returned from
Auburndale Mass, where they have
been attending the summer school for
music teachers.
Mrs. Francis Thayer is entertaining
friends from Woonsocket, her former
home.
Miss Georgia Gardiner OF Providence
Is on a visit to her aunt. Miss $. l..
Peck on South Main street.
Quite n serious bicycle accident or
CURED Saturday afternoonin front of
Carpenters store on Main street when
Mr.. Charles Maxfield was run into by a
young man from Olneyville named
Piclxard who in turning out to get ahead
of a passing carriage ran into Maxfield
and both were thrown, Maxfield re-
ceived a cut i'm his forehead, which bled
freely. while Pickard had his nose
broken, being attended by DIR. Morri-
seau.
Arthur Corey the well known boxer
of this town. Is now located at New
Bedford, Mass.
Mr.. Thomas Bramhall OF the Fall
River News was in town Sunday call
ing on friends.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-08-01
OLNEYvILLE.
Damage Done by Yesterdays Storm
osher Matters Of General Interest.

The storm did considerable damage
IN tfds vicinity. the lightning striking
the residence OF William S .Steere, prin-
cipal OF the Concord school. and Frank
=. Spratt, principal of the high school.
both families living at 1S4 Laurel Hill
avenue. The house was unoccupied,
the families being at their summer
hcmes The lightning struck the roof,
which being seen by citizen he sent
In still alarm TO Hose r9. The dam
age was confined to the root. The home
OF Gaetano Caitatello on Union avenue
Jared far worse. for the shingles ana
jct were torn from the roof. and the
clustering In several roouns was torn
from the walls. The saloon of john
Quinn on Atwelrs avenue was damaged
q the extent Of $25. The electrical ma
chinery at the house OF Engine Com
pany IA was rendered useless.
mere sorely missed than n was yester-
day and Ii was a sad sight TO see
woman after woman leading her chil-
(lrcn to the pump. these expecting TO
ret u drink OF the best water on earth,
and Il was a still sadder sight TO see
them walk away with look OF dis
appointineBt on their faces. This morn
ir.r n is rumored that petition will
be prepared and sent 10 the mayor 10
have the pump put in condition, or have
q fountain located in the square, where
one is very much needed.
Michael Leonard of Lymamsville was
ouite badly injured last evening by be-
ing thrown from his carriage. His
hol Sc became frightened and started TO
run, and had not gone many feet when
the carriage came in contact with
post, throwing Mr.. Leonard out. He
was carried into a house near by and
att ended by a physician. The horse
was found later with part or the har-
necs at Narragansett Park.
The work OF raising the roof OF the
Chaffee street police station was re-
sufaed this morning. and the patrolmen
are in hopes that the job will not be
left again until finished.
A number of men from the city en-
0ineering department were at work In
the square this morning taking lines
Tor sewers.
Charles Hurley, one of the most pop
ular young men in Atwell's avenue, re-
turned from a vacation trip this morn
ing. On his way home he stopped at
Camp Alger and saw many OF his old
friends who are now in Uncle Sans
array.
Edward F.. McDermott left this morn
5ne for New Hampshire. where he will
spend his vacation. and Miss Mary Nc
Narr has gone to the White Mountains.
Joseph Flaherty. "Shawcross most
popular clerk. who spent his vacation
in the wilds Of Maine. reported for duty
this morning.
The "Nameaug' Is rebuilt. Families moved
md parties carried in the wagons Nam
saux' and "Annex." George +. A. Beane,
173 Plainfeld street, r. L.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-08-01
EAsTERN LEAGUE sTANpING.
THE NATIONAL GAME.

Boston Team Begins . Series of Four
Games in Louisville.
Boston. Aug. 1.-The Bostons win COM
plete their series for the season In st.
Louis today. weather permitting. The
following four days the team will be
team Of that city will be sure to give
Q good battle. and the week will be
closed In Cincinnati Saturday. The
Bostons will be lucky IL they can hold
their own this week and prevent the
leaders from adding to their advantage.
The game in Syracuse Sunday between
the Syracuses and Buffaloes broke up In
a row, owing to the fact that regular
umpire was not present. The game was
given to the home team by one Of its
players by a score OF 3 to 0.
1t Is understood that the manager Of
the New York club Is collecting evidence
by which to prove that Holmes OF the
Baltimores violated the Brush regula-
ton. In league circles the magnates
say that the case will be quashed. Some
of them declare that II Freedman did not
file the required complaint with N. Z.
Young inside OF As hours after the al
legged offence, as required, the bunch Of
afidavits to be forwarded sometime in
the future TO the president OF the league
will be thrown into the waste basket.
j. Earl Wagner says he will be out
$50, 900, which, he claims, he has spent
in an effort to strengthen the Washing
tons. He admits that the deal by
which he got Doyle from the Baltimores
was disastrous,
Saturdays winners in the National
league were the Bostons. Cincinnatis.
New Yorks, Chicagoes and Philadol-
phias. the Clevelands and Baltimores
breaking evenfn two gaines.
The Louisvilles held their own Sunday
until the last two innings. when the New
Yorks opened up on Cunningham and
batted out a victory. Z to 9.
The Cincinnatis hit Kennedy very
hard yesterday. making II four straight
from the Brooklyns. The game was
called on account Of rsin while the
Chioans were at the bat In the eighth.
Score: 3 to 6.
Two passes. four singles and a double
in the second inning scored six runs and
gave the Chicagoes their ninth victory
Sunday. over the washingtons. The
game throughout was replcte with sharp
fielding on both sides. Fielder selbach
was put out of the game In the NTH for
sarcastic laughter at snyders decisions.
The Montreals lead In the Eastern
League. Toronto. Bunslo. willeesbarre
md Syracuse are having a fns struggle
for second place. while the two New
England clubs-Providence and Spring
fieid--brinR up the rear.
Freedman should umpire all his own
ganes.--Philadslphia Record.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-08-01
By GEORGE III. BURNHAM.
4 Equitable Building.
Mortgages Sale.

will he sold by Public Auction FRIDAY,
August s. 1898, at IL o'clock, m, Oh the prem.
in that decd of mortgage made and executed
by the William W Biokard Company Of Provi.
depce, II !, dated July u, 1897, and recorded
mortgages Of renl estate in ryovidenos, r /,
the conditions OF the said deed Of mortgage
having been brokep-A lot OF lan<l with all
uated ON the northwestorly oosncr Of Black,
stone boulevard and Laurel avenue 10 said
Providence bounded as folloss. sas!oyly ON
said Blackstone boulevard, one hundred foet
and holding that width extends westerly one
hundred feet 10 othcr land Of said William w
Richard Company bounding southerly on said
Laurel avenue and northerly on other land Of
caid William W Richard Company being the
same premises described in said deed OF
mortgage
BY order OF the Assigneos OF sho MORTGAGES
Providence, July II, 1898 jlS-2lt.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-08-01
NEWS IN AND ABOUT /.
THESE PLANTATIONS

guest of his daughter, Mrs. j. A. STEM
berg at Pontiac.
The Sunday school or All saints
church of Pontiac made its annual ex-
cursion TO Rocky Point Saturday.
special meeting of the voters OF
the Riverpoint fire district Will be held
i'm odd Fellows hall at Riyerpoint this
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nathan Blanchard OF
Providence are the guests OF Mr.. ana
Mrs. William Blanchard at Lippitt.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-08-01
FOUR BOYS DROWNED.
One Got Beyond His Depth and the
Others Tried 20 Savc Him.

Paducah. Ky, Aug. 1.-Jesse Johnson.
Fred Johnson. James Stewart and
Luther Stewart, ranging in age from
ls to 10. were drowned yesterday i'm the
river near this city. All lived I'm Pope
county. Ills. While bathing one boy
got beyond his depth and the Others
went to his rescue. All were caught I'm
the swift current and went down.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-08-01

Belfast. Me-. Aug. 1.-The schooner
Lucy Porter from Belfast. Me-. with
ice for New York. went ashore on
Peaked Hill bar at 1880 o'clock this
morning during n thick fog. Captain
Kelley and crew of the High Head
life saving station succeeded in floating
her at 8 a. m. and she proceeded un-
injured.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-08-01

Stolen bases-Cooney, Cassidy, Canavan 2,
Braun 2. Three-base hit--O'Brien Home
ar DoFbls rs, payMbcEarapd
Payette 8; off Mcfarland 4; OF Braun l.
Two-base hits - OBrien, Shearon, Barry.
out-By Braun l. Left on bases-Montreal o;
Providence 8. Umpire-Doescher. Time
2h. 5m.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-08-01

Thousands have tried from time imme-
mortal to discover some cfncacious remedy
for wrinkles and other imperfections of
the complexion, but none had yet sue
ceedcd until the Misses Bell, the now fam
GUS Complexion Specialists, Of 70 Fifth
Avenue, New York City, offered the pub
lie their wonderful Complexion Tonic.
The reason so many failed to make this
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The Misses Bells Complexion Tonic has
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any kind.
In order that all may be benefited by
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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-08-01

ers ut their pcrlors enc trial botsle Of their
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The Misses Bell have just publi.hed
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This valuable voik Is free 20 oil dssiing
it. The book treats cxhaust:vely OF the
importance of good complexion; tells
how woman may acquire beauty and
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harmless methods of making the hair pre-
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neck and arms without injury TO the skin.
This book will be mailed to any address on
request.
FREE Trial Bottles Of Wosderfui Com
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Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1898-04-13

.'toiv.
Inc sessions has created more
pcssime.:c lmpressious. The .t.n.
lister, refuse 10 furmsn any eHD.a.
nation. The excitement I'm ECaiu
la, reached the boi'ing Yoi.f, hu,
there are no demonstrations re-
''''e" ""'"'ete yeI'
All the steamship firms oil ! d.
''acia have offered their vessels
"s prira'"era.
The offers Of money from the
Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1898-04-13
morning are filled with statements


morning are filled with statements
concerning the American minis
ter which are SO inaccurate that
he asks the courtesy of the press
to correct them. He does this in
the interests of friendship and
peace
THE prOprietors ofNhls diplo-
matte position forbid hio making
any statement with regard to hls
diplomatic action with theSpanish
government. But last September
the Spanish foreign office received
written permission 10 publish the
text OF any official correspondence
which he should have at any time
with the Spanish government, and
this permission is effective to day.
The Spanish government is at
complete liberty to publish every
word he has ever addressed to the
foreign office, by letter, memoran-
dunn or statement.
"rhe second secretary of the
American legislation has sailed
tor New York to resume the prac-
tice of his profession. He has re-
signed from the diplomatic SER
vice. The American minister's
wife left with her niece for Paris
Wednesday night. She is in poor
health and the excitement Of the
past fortnight has compelled her
to seek absence and rest. The
dauG Ghter of the American minis
ter remains and viii remain with
him at Madrid. He has not gwen
up his residence, where he expects
to reside so long as ne shall re-
main accredited to the Spanish
court.
"The American minister has re-
ceived nothing but courtesy from
the people o! Madrid. He has
never had the slightest apprension
a to his own personal security
or that OF his family. He is work
ing Tor peace, and, despite all
lumors 70 the contrary, be still
hopes peace will be kept between
Spain nnd the United States, and
hat peace will soon be re-es-
tahhshed in Cuba. based upon
Justice, with protection for the
great American Interests in that
island and the maintenance of
the honor Of Spain"
Madrid, April ITO p. nj
To-day bong Holy Thursday. all
traffic is suspended. The streets
are crowded with ladies in man
ullas, many wearing the national
colors In their hair. going from
one church to another.
While the crowd was thickest,
General NO0G.crd, the United
States minister, and Miss Wood
ford walked from thc United
States legation to their residence.
HEY were recognized by manyl
hUt their promenade was not
marked by any special Incident.
Severai OF the papers publish
statements by Lieut.. General Cor
rea, minister OF war, apparently
authentic, in which he denies
that the government is threatened
with ministerial crisis.
Referring to lne DOSslDlilty of
Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1898-04-13
THE WONDERS OF SCIENCE.
LUNG TROUBLES AND CON.
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An Eminent New York Chemist
and Scientist Wakes a Free
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The distinguished New York chem
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discovery of II reliable and absolute
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N.aerrT'u isl and all bruu"hb
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His" New Scientific Treatment"
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Science daily develops new w
ders, and this great chemist, patie%
experimenting for years, has pro-
results as beneficial TO humar3
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His assertion that lung troW
consumption are durable iW
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from those cured in =
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Medical experts
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Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1898-04-13
THE OUTLOOK WARLIKE,
Limit of Concessions to United
States Reached. Minis ter
WOOdfOrd Makes a State
ment to the Press.

together UnlS AFTERNOON upon
Senior Gullon, the foreign minis.
ter, and presented JOINT note in
theGnterest of peace.
Senor Gullon, replying, declared !
that (according 10 the dlspatch) |
the members OF the Spaish cabi /
net were unanimous III consider.
ing that Spain had reached "the !
limit of International policy il
the direction OF concedirg the de-
mands and allowing the pre-
tensions Of the United States"
Madrid, April I'll :35 3. M =
There appears to be much mys-
terry connected with last nights
events. 1t seems that after me
regular cabinet meeting had ad-
inurned, and the premier, Senior
Sagasta had returned home, the
papal nuncio, Mgr Nava, in com.
pany with the minister Tor foreign
affairs, Senor Guilon, arrived
with communication from home
This was considered OF such im
pOrtance that the other ministers
were summoned and remained IN
consultation until | 80 a. m. 1T
is said the result OF their denbera-
tons was telegraphed TO Rome,
from which it was TO he cabled
to the United States. No eX-
planation has been furnished OF
this procedure, Dut these facts
are furnished on official authority.
The cHb'net ministers, at heir
meeting last evening, decided 20
appoint committee TO organize
and saperin.nUu the natiouA.
subscription 70 increased the
strength OF the Meet.
"A semi-oiIiciSl ''Hieme"t,ls'ned
"'STr t,r;, 'i'' "uIo"'"' ' S"y"
he G"y'"e! CO.. .~-E," ever!
aspect oI 'he SltHa'''h on the lh,
lo!Iiia'ioli .o ol 'o'7lSh ana ana coiohIal
MINISTER'S, ana eSpec!ai!S III 'he
.iShI OF tno reports OF me minis
leIS o' war ana marine ne out
Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1898-04-13

"For many years Ayers Sparla
dies used thc Wanderers,
i'm eliminating humoys the blood which
especially slrofua and skin \.
Supt. y. l.. Home for Little Wanderers, Mass
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1898-10-20

I. IS desper.t<ly trying to help
the Southern Railway and osher
corporations to &c, full control Of
the State again.
For all this defamation and ~
ing. F. N. Simmons, Democratic
State Chairman, "Secret Circu-
lar" Simmons, "Oys,er Fraud
Grab" Simmons, "Nigger" Dis
trict Congressman Simmons-
yes, for all this, Simmons doffs
his hat and officially thanks the
Constitution-,hanks it for lying
about North Carolina.
Notice is hereby given tina, all
the Democratic Liars in Georgia
cannot swerve,by hairs breadth,
the firm determination Of the
honest people Of North Carolina
to forever keep their State from
the rapacious and plundering
clutches Of the disreputable
Democratic horde that is now
seeking to get control Of it.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1898-10-20

white Mans Party Democratic machine suffered the
geous appointment of the negro deputy denied
Then they another tack. They one
of mixed blood while the physical living fact that she
auburn hair and blue eyes.
1t is said that when confronted with original official documents
he ADM ted his signature and refused that the
OF mixed blood also reported that he said with vgor
that " low, trick pull such documents
Well MAY Be So But then the Peoples Party did this
great issue of and Democrats suffer BY it.
And there another in which this coored
deputy figured 1t not cited by Senator Butler and
original the have been made public
Let the 81 White Mans Party Democratic
deny the following affdavt-if it dares ::
-
day Of, 1884,
formed Williams
Miss Eta Levy who
Bling informed
to see Sheriff Page the following he
send white
deputy my mouse thus Illuminating
family myself Sheriff
but enagd with such without
My
in Registers factory of this do think
FAMILY, my nfice ana myself (Signed c. r. HARRIS"
Sworn and subscribed before
GEO L. ToSNoPPsKI Deputy c. C.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1898-10-20
KWrE M"s of hfcosos

Senator Marion Butler delivered speech in Raleigh on Oco-
Der th After discussing the vital issues of day mastery
manner he apoogized gentleman do descend
ing 10 the necessary level to discuss the issue
cIauC machlne VIZ: Ngger But this he gave the
Democrats combing that took off their hypocrtca hides His
excoraon was terrific and his of their upciy
yzed the Demmes. He cited instances
asty and peridy of their issue Among things
that NJ W. Page, the Democratic Sheriff Wake county had
negro deputy sheriff named William Williams who at time
$500 arrested white woman named Susan Fowler AS he
told this he held to The audience the original
officially issued and signed by Sheriff Page and by Viii
liam Williams And then torrent of eloquence from the
speaker the of Calculating the disgusting double
OF the Niger yelers that made then. like
being thra>hed with cowhide.
they began about and the morning
there appeared IN the morning Niger yelling paperwoud
you believe you not but by all that is immortal,
appeared some feeble efforts actually deny the
DENCE OF THE Sheriff Page letter
assure fellowcitzens that there
people,
We maybe he did not Eut the inconroverbe fact
at ne nao negro deputy and that the negro deputy
REST WHITE He also warrants on white men,
This Denied and the that this lovely ly-whie