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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-07-14
GLAD OF VICTORY.


Cervera's Defeat Removes . Serious Mem
acc To Americas shipping.
When Simpsons feet, maneuvered
by Schley, wiped up the Caribbean with
Ccrvera' y squadron, it also lifted load
from the minds Of the men who 90 down
to the sea in the ships that hug the At.
lantic coast line. Now that there is NO
longer anything to be feared by Ameri-
can shipping from. Spanish warships the
lines that suspended operations at the
outbreak of the war are beginning to re-
sumo traffic. The victory was also well
coined with hurrah by the men who
control tho excursion boats that hourly
haul thirsty cargoes to Coney and other
alleged pleasure resorts on the wave
washed rim Of the Greater New York.
They naturally imagined that as soon
as the last Spanish menace was brushed
off the western half of old ocean the
strategists at Washington wRsld imme-
diately take stops to remove the mine
fields SO assiduously and elaborately es-
tablished here when there seemed DOS
sibility of Spanish attack upon this
harbor.
These safeguards are a serious OBJ
struction to commerce, especially the
sort referred TO. The most serious Of
the hindranoes is that caused by the
regulation forbidding vessels to psss in
or out Of tSe harbor between the hours
OF in the evening and ia tho morn
ing. THIS entailed endless embarrass-
ment and loss Of time upon incoming
and outgoing vessels. It also knocked
out the moonlight sails to Coney, Long
Branch, .Rockaway and other spots,
thereby robbing superheated natives Of
an opportunity TO be washed by ocean
breezes while afloat and almost bank
rupting some Of the bay lines. As yet
the strategists have not made any move
looking toward the raising OF the block
ade, although naval officers privately
agree that it is now nonsensical and q
waste of money TO keep up the mine
system. If Washington does not spon-
taneously act, the victims Of the folly
will do little exploding on their own
hook. Strategy that needlessly restrains
commerce and the pleasures OF the
cannot brand its critics as trai-
tors. Madden in Pittsburg Dispatch.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-07-14
STORY OF WAINWRIGHT.
Begged For the Command of Vessel to
- Avenge the Maine.

M Avenge the Maine.
q Lieutenant Commander Richard
Wainwright, commander of tho Glouces-
ter. which destroyed the torpedo boats
Furor aud Pluton. is cousin of DR..
Thomas Emory and Mrs. Dennis Nc
Carthy of Syracuse DIR. Emory, in
speaking of Lieutenant Commander
Wainwright work, said:
a There is an Interesting story con-
corning how hnsecured command of tine
Gloucester. He was the second in CON-
nland Of the Maine and, like many other
officers in tho navy, he believes that
while the explosion of the Maine was
not caused by the Spanish government,
it was done by officers of the Spanish
army and navy. Ordinarily lieutenant
Commander Wainwrisht is of q quiet
and. .anliablo disposition, but the tragedy
worked a great change in him. He ewas
rabid on the subject and anxious to
wreak vengeance for the destruction Of
his vessel
"But there We're SO many officers In
the navy that outranked him that he
feared he would never be able to secure
q ship and implpred tho government to
give him the command Of some vessel,
even if only o rowboat, in order to show
what he could do. He knows no fear,
and we are more than gratifled at what
he did recently in remembering the
Maine Cincinnati Enquirer.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-07-14
by GEOKGE II. BURNHA1I.
Equitable Building.
Mortgages Sale,

Will 10 sold by Public Auction FRIDAY,
ises, by virius OF the powcr OF salo c0ninirs1
in that deed of mortgage made and executed
by the William RickArd Company Of Pruvi-
dence X J, dsted July VI, l4o7. end records'i
mortgages Of real estate in Providcnce, Il !,
the conditions Of the said decd Of poYtgaRe
having been broktn-A Ion of land w5th I'll
the buildings and improvements therOnN oit-
uated on the northwssterly corner Of Black
stone boulevard and laurel avenue 10 uAtd
ProvideDce bounded ~ follows. spetfrIy On
said Blackstone boulevard. one hundred feat
and holding that width extends wexterly one
hundred feet 10 other land Of said Willinlp w
Ricksrd Company bounding southevly 0n ypid
:sid William W Rickard Company beng the
same promises described in said deed Of
mortgage
By order Of the Assienses Of the uosteAees
Providence. July IL, 1893 jl0-3le
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-07-14
Providence, Fall River and Newport
sTEAMnoAT COMPANY.
On and After JUNE 90,
STEAMERS LEAVE PROVIDENCE
For FIELDS POINT
and CRESCENT PARK!

LEAvE PROVIDENCE, week days, :, o,
rio. 10 ~. ri. II 70. vt2, y 20 VI, 10, W. Z 60
r3, o 81. "a, = ~, Is, 5 10. O -, 9 As, ~ D s,
y O tsaturdsys only. 10 ID M, making all
EFTuRNINo. LEAVE REscENT PARK.
week days 65t - ~ IL ~. r. TO- 10.
q %. IS 10. % 80 10 10 ~ tssiurdays VI only nj II Il
IE%vE sRoylpENcs, sura.vs 8, sa
TO- r. o 30 ri, ~ II 30 rlS z 3sl, So e. 2ao
kkTukSiNG. LEAVE CIsEsCENSr PxRS.
Sundays. 9. 70 10, II 10. ~ 10 10, 2l0. s240,
10 - ", 10 H50. 8 10. IS 20, 10, IS 20, 2 10,
u 45, +e 30. ~ %, 40 20.
FOR silver sPAiNG AND RIVERSIDE,
z, Y, 10 20 snd hourly until ;D m, then B IS,
O s5. sp m. Sundsys, q m, then hourly, o 90
a IN 70 ~ ? N and m Return 10, 10 70.
Fer PLEAsANT BLUFF, z, II 30 a m, 20,
m. Return :. A5, z 45 m. Il, m Sun
days, ii 30 and 10 keturn II, O.
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EVERY ARTICLE MUST GO
AT ANY PRICE,
IN LOTS TO SUIT PURCHASERS.

store must be vacated at once Goods com
prise a fine lot OF new cherry and oak cham.
Der sets, couches china closets, book cases.
secretaries, chiffoniers, dressers, coinrnodcs,
music cabinets. fancy upholstered and rattan
rockers baby carriages, hair and $. T.. mat
resses. pillar extension tables. steel cnnm.
eled brass trimmed bcdsteads aud cribs
feather pillows, hall trees, cutting tables.
mirrors, pictures, cuspidors, jardiniercs
glassware, banquet lamp, clothes wringers.
crockery and "a large variety OF house fur
nishing goods. Also several consignments
OF secondhand goods must be closed cat at
tnis sale, comprising one soda fountain, lot
of carpets, variety OF furniture. crockery.
etc, etc. TAKE NOTICE, THIS WILL BE a
LIVE AUCTION SALE. ALL GOODS An
YOUR PRICE. Come and get them at this
sale.
All are solicited. Secondhand dealers and
consumers. Great bargains for all.
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STEAMERS FOR
ROCKY POINT

LEAVE pROyIDENCE, week days. o. rio,
rli kEiuEsiSG Sii s n LsAvx * IS = AodRY r rSjsr M
Providence, wsrA days ii 70, dla TO- Il .S, 10
Il 70 2 TO- % TO- a TO- - 10, 8 10. ~ A., 10 10.
LEAVE PROvlDENCE, Sundays. rio, Ri,
rig, RI, r2, r8, RI, fb, T,
RETURHiNu.. LEAVE ROCKY POINT. for
Providence. Hnndavs, al Is, sl2 Is, s1 15 u is.
20 Is, - IA rs Is, IS Is, yS, sial
only.
Stop at Crescent Park only.
stop mt Fields Point only
SUBJECT TO CHANGE WITHOUT NOTICE.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-07-14

When Schley was young man. he
worked on farm for 90 cents day.
Perhaps that was why he was able tc
plow through Cervera's s feet SO easily.
Baltimore Herald.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-07-14
LEAVE PROVIDENCE FOR
Bristol GO Fall River
East SIDE. foot OF Power street }

East Side. foot OF Power street
Week days, Q u m Sundays. 8 n m. Return.
ing leave Fall River Tor Bristol and Provi-
dence. week days, sn N. Sundays = n m
River and y n from Providence, week days
Oplv
~ baggage checked NJ hotels. reside nces.
sno rniIroad stations through 10 Newport snd
Block Island by Providence Transfer %. Tcle.
phone .Nis
81 Large aud small steamers 90 charter Tor
day and evening parties during the summer
sea- son lseS. on nDDlicstion 70
buIfTiM. Sup Trsnsportation:
ARTHUR n wATsON, President and oen1
Manager. jyl2-f
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-07-14
CHAPTER SEA.

AN ACT 70 Validate the Acts OF William
l.. Hodgman as Notary Public.
tPasscd May 4. 1882
1t IS enacted by the General Assembly an
follows:
Section I. All acts. matters and things
done or performed .by William L. Hodg-
man, OF Providence as a notary public In
the state or Rhode Island. appointed by
the governor In June. 1897. and duly COM
declared TO be as valid and effectual IN ali
respects as n said William l.. Hodgman
had taken the engagement prescribed by
the General Laws before entering upon
the duties OF said ONCE. provided the same
shall not affect any pending litigation.
Sec. 2 This act shall take effect from and
after Its passage
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-07-14


Lieutenant Colonel Roosevelt ha .
been recommended for q medal for bray
cry under fire.
The London Outlook asserts that Ger.
many has decided to seize one of the
PHILIPPINES islands. but has not picked
one out yet.
A member of the British consulate
who left Havana for Kingston recently
says the poor are dying of starvation
and that there is neither flour nor meat
in the city.
Admiral Camara has TUNED about
by order from Msdrid, he. informs the
Egyptian government-and wiilgo back
to Spain. Bgypt refuses "a permit him
TO coal within her territory, as Inc is
bound limfc - stt -';r'i zoo
Lieutenant Hobson aud his seven men
wcrc exchanged for Spanish lieutenant
and IIconImon soldiers. The heroes of
the Mcrrimac were received with such
hearty demonstrations ON reaching the
American lines that the tears rolled
down their checks.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-07-14
Mortgages Sale Of a Bakery, Etc

will be sold as Pnllic Auction, IN storo
numbered ia and 10 Delaine street. N ~
city Of Proyidence, Rhode Island on NOM
forenoon. by virtne Of the powers of salo oSps
sS MarSS % soDsrdsy ssd resssds %Sr;sss;
N said state, in Personal Property Iortgaqc
bovk No 2. 1t page <66, the Condition. az
'.s ~SSssnSs Ssts Non So9a hsy1s been
Rhode Island, and nIso all ard singular IA
sisting in part Of two ovens, ono safe. fs' sSos
cases. shelving, counters ETC. and also ono
hor:e. two Wagons and the good viii q the
srS srsas oelns 81 she property menionsd 4
b.. order OF the assignee and holder Of soid
nc p,of,gsgs deed S,6 Mho hereby gives notice .!
smst,on , sale and g. any postpopement qr "a
COOKE a ANvELL.
Attorneys for tho said 49,
Providence, May 2. le9a ~
The above salo was this day at III o'clock
ises, at the same hour ard place.
Providence, Nay .. l6h
Ts' .acu,sss sSSys ssi us ihS TusSpsy Sny e u Me- n
1895, at tho ssmc hour and place. "A
Providence. May TO- 1905
lno sHSsS s:p until pii Ttssspx asss Ss ssss
1888, at tho same hour snd lace.
Providence, May 81. 1903.
aajournsd until TUESDAY. juno p. ises q
tho Same hour and place a n
Providence June 10. lsS. rtN
The above sale II this day AZ II o'clock a m
adjourned until TUESDAY. July o. tQS
NJ The same hour and place. '
Providence. June Y, ises. is.2-lot
Tho above sale is this day st II o'clock IN
adjourned until Tuesday. July 12, lst> at tie
same hour and place
Providence, July Z, isS S-t
The above sale is this dny al n Q'cloGs N
adjourned until THURSDAY, July II. iNS
~ the same hour and rlnce.
Providence, Jnly ~. 1875. jvf--6:
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-07-14

sand Dollars For the Purpose q flscinS
the Wires q the Fire Alarm Ts'esfeps
Underground.
PASSED May 6. 1882
II is enacted ~ the General Assembly a.
followc:
Section 7. The city or Providence is
hereby authorized and empowered TO hire
from time 10 time. not exceeding in the
aggregate the sum OF twenty thousand
dollars 10 be used and expended for the
purpose OF plaeInG the wires OF 1he fire
olsrm telegrapt 1lsfdersrou und. and ~ issue
It's notes theref0r. for such time and In
such amounts as may be- fixed bv the city
council thsrpof. and, such not-s may be-
renewed from time TO time as the same be-
come due.
Sec. 2. The city council shall annually
appropriate. so long as said notes or any
renewals OF the same are outstanding be-
sides a sSm To pay the interest thereon.
sum to be placed as a sinking fund sum-
cient for the redemption OF said notes or
any knewals OF the same within thirty
years from the date or the first issue there
of, and all premiums arising from the sale
OF said notes shall be placed TO the credit
OF said sinking fund.
Sec. .. This act shall take effect from and
after its passage.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-07-14

[Tfs ChapterS OF Public Laws are num-
psrcd continuously from the General
Laws. Revision Of 1891
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-07-14

~ ACT Authorizing the city of Provi-
dence 20 Hire The sum Of Twenty Thou.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-07-14
CHAPTER SIS.

AN ACT tp Diminish the Danger OF Fires
In the Cities of the State
q Passed May g. is9s)
E enacted by the General Assembly as
Section !. The members OF the board OF
nre commissioners, and the chief OF the fire
department and his assistants. and any
other officer or officers or member or MEM
bers of the IRE department acting under
the direction OF such board or chief of
each OF the cities OF the state. are hereby
severally authorized and empowered TO in
spect all buildings and places In their re-
specffye cities, where waste material of a
oombustible nature has been allowed to
accumulate. or whore such board or men,
bers thereof. or chief, assistant or other
officer as aforesaid has reason to believe
that such waste material OF combustible
nature has accumulated or is liable to be
accumulated. III such board or chief of
the fire department, after any inspection
made under the authority of this act, shall.
In their discretion deem that any such ac-
cumulatIon OF waste material OF a COM
bustibc nature Increases the danger OF fire
to the premises where such accumulation
has been permitted. or to the property adj
1acent thereto. sy,ct = board or chief OF the
ure department shall give notice in writing
70 Inc occupant or occupants. or one OF
them. OF the premises where such accumu-
htion has been permitted. to remove or
cause 10 be removed from such premises
such waste material Of n combustblc ma
ture within forty-eight hours after receipt
by him OF such notice. In case such waste
material OF a combustible nature shall not
be removed within forty-eight hours after
notice as aforesaid such board or chief of
the fire department may cause the same To
be removed from such premises. and there-
upon shah cause notice in writing OF the
cost aud expense of such removal TO be
given 10 such occupant or occupants. or
one OF them. and also certify the amount
thereof 10 the city treasurer of the city.
and In case such cost and expense shall
not be paid TO the city treasurer within
thirty days after such notice such city
may recover such cost and expense in an
action OF the case against such occupant
or occupants
Sec 2. This act shall not authcrixe the
inspection of any building used wholly as
q dwelling house. 50
Sec. 3. This act shall take effect from
and after its passage
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adjourned until THURSDAY. July q. iD&
AZ the same hour and place.
Providence, July ~. 1875. jyi--S;
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CHAPTER $50.

AN ACT In Addition TO Chapter 1882 Of the
Public Laws, Passed June II, 1894. En-
titled IAN Act to Provide For the Con-
struction and Maintenance OF a New
Bridge Upon the Site OF the Present Red
Bridge So-called.'
Passed May 6. 1698.)
II is enacted BY the General Assembly as
follows:
Section /. Any city or town aggrieved by
the report Of the commission Of apportion-
ment created .under the provisions OF Sec
ton OF CHAPTER 1902 of the Public Laws
passed June ~, 1884, may, within six
months after the filing of said report, APP
peal therefrom. and claim a jury trial
thereof. by filing it's reasons of appeal and
claim for jury trial In the clerks Office OF
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-07-14

Tho above sale r. this day st n o'clock rn
adjourned until Tuesday, july L.. lse> at tie
same hour and place
Providence, July z iSaS ,s,jt
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-07-14
CHAPTER 5ss.

t. CHAPTER 556.
AN ACT In Amendment Of CHAPTER 4s2 of
the Public Laws. Passed at the January
Session, A. ID. 1897 Entitled IAN Act
Authorizing the City of Providence to
Hire the Sum of Three Hundred and
Twenty Thousand Dollars For the Pur-
pose Of Building a Bridge at the Loca-
ton OF the Present weybosset Bridge and
For the Rebuilding OF the River Walls
From Market Square to Crawford
Street" .N4
Passcd May 6. 1881
1t is enacted BY the General Assembly as
follows: asa
Section !. In addition to the powers and
authority conferred upon the city OF Provi-
dence by chapter 4S2 OF the Public Laws.
passedyat the January session, A. d. 1897.
entitled IAN act authorizing the city of
Providence TO hire the sum of three hun
dred and twenty thousand dollars for The
purpose OF building a bridge at the loca-
ton OF the present tWeybosset bridge and
for the rebuilding OF the river walls from
Market square to Crawford street" said
city Is further authorised and empowered
TO build a public bridge over the river be-
tween the Weybossst bridge and the Burn
side bridge. so-called, or over such portion
or portions thereof as shall be determined
by the city council OF said city and for
said purpose TO hire. from time 10 time. in
addition to the amount actually required
Tor the work authorized sy said cha after-
<s2. such further sum or sans as skxli be
required for the work hereby authorized.
not .excceding In the aggregate. including
the sum required for the work authorized
by said chapter 4S2 said sum OF three hun
dred and twenty thousand dollars and said
city may issue Its notes and bonds or
elther therefor, and renew such notes and
phali annually appropriate for the payment
of such notes and bonds. In the same man
ner and az REQUIRED by said chapter 4s2
Sec. O. This act shall take effect from and
after Its passage.
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BRIEF WAR NOTES.

Spain's strength in the Philippines is
put at about "A, 600 officers and men.
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CHAPTER si7.


AN ACT Authorizing the City Council OF
the City OF Providence to Issue Certain
City Licenses. Charge and Collect Fees
Therefor, and Provide Penalties.
tPassed May 6. 1881
II IL enacted by tho General Assembly az
follows; 4
Section l. The city council OF the city OF
Providence Is hereby authorized to provide
By ordinance for the Issuing OF city licenses
10 all persons selling goods. wares, rner-
chaudtse. Ice cream, and other articles and
substances on the street 10 AL persons
selling fruits and vegetables from carts
and baskets. and 10 all hawkers and ped
ders In addition TO state licenses required
by the provisions Of chapter 1862 OF the
General Laws also 10 provide by ordinance
for charging and collecting fees for slch city
licenses. not 10 exceed hfty dollars for any
one license for any ono year. ana penalty
for selling or offering FOR sale Goods wares
merchandirc. ice crdSm. and other articles
and substnnccs, fruit and vcgsta bes with
In the city of Providence without such city
license: Provided. however that this act
shah not apply to any person selling re-
ilrious books and publications in behalf OF
Bible tract or other religious or moral So
cieties for the purpose 90 promoting re-
ligious or moral Improvement and, which
are sold for that purpose and Lot for pc
cuniary profit. nor 10 butchers retailing
meats from carfa. nor 10 any pefson ped
ofnT or sciiinr- to-r-tissIs k.,ft- -.r,-.t-
inRs, glover. miis. or other articles OF
heusphoid nannfscture or articles manu-
factufed with hls own hands.
Sec. 3 This act shall take cffce; from and
after Ito passage.
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The above sale IL this day al II o'clock a m
adjourned until TUESDAY. July 8. toQS
nj The same hour and place. IN
Providence. June Y, 1895 is.2.lot
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The above sale IL this day nj II o'clock 4 n,
adjourned until TUESDAY. juno n. leQx %
tho ssipo hour and place
Providence, June 10. lNS. r
Tombstone epitaph., 1898-01-16
CONCERNING WOMEN.

Mrs. Phebe J. Bare, of Baldwin, has been appciE;cd superintendent of the Girls Industrial school at Bcloit, Wis.
 Mrs. An"ic Besant claims 10 have cs- tablishcd more tEan 50 branches of the !hcoSopLical society in this country Curing her prcseL; visit.
 Grand Duchess Olga. the little daugh- ter of the ear of Russia. is said to be the richest baby in the world. The week she was born Sj.tO0,OCO, invested in English ard French securities, was settled upon her.
 The Archduchcss Maria Theresa of Austria. is one of the strongest women in the world, and is said 10 be capa ble of Hitting man in the air with one hand. She is fond of athletics and is great cyclist.
 Mrs Francis A. Williamson. of Reno, is the editor of the Nevada Citizen, a weekly paper. The objectis to pro mote the advancement of women in the ethics of civil roverrmcnt. ordained in the Declaration of Independence and cs- tablished by the constitution of the United States of America"
Tombstone epitaph., 1898-01-16
A. DAWSON.
Prescott Give GcOd Advice
 About Going There.

Farley Smith aud Ben McCraig. both of Prescott, left Dawson for Seattle and Iaailed letter to the Couritr. m winch they say:
 "Ihere are W geld cisims; much money taken out; country overrsted
 'Hsrd-hirs s, mt thing terrible to reach Dawson.
 "42 10 90 degrees below zero.
 "Mset men every step on the trail with faces frozen.
 "Only four hours of daylight to the 24.
 "If man has l0ts of money to speculate with he can make money.
 .Every,hing $l 50 per psund-rice, bacon, beans, etc. Flour S75 per ssck; cannot be had at that price now.
 "There will be a great deal of suf- fering before steamers arrive in the spring.
 Great many leaving, but it is death to do so.
 Plenty Of gold; hard, st place on earth to niue in.
 "All log houses; rent SI5 6 month. "Driuk. 50 cents each; whisky SIG bottle.
 "WnlRen make as much as men. Washing. SIP per dozen pieces.
 "Any one coming in should bIIng one years supplie-."
Tombstone epitaph., 1898-01-16
AZ T. R BLACK JACK GANG
Organized Attempt to EXter
 minate Them

An organized and determined effort has been insu,urs.ed to kill or cap turs the Black Jack gang of outlaws, who since last May have had head quarters near Chuachupa, Mormon colony, sbou, one hun.,rei miles southwest of Casas Grande-, in an iso- lated locality in the Sierra Ma res The posse Of Urited Ststes deputy msr-hsls, under command of J. D. Milton, who captur d the Stein's Pass train robbers, went on in:o Sonora, Mexico, where they were joined ty Cnlonl Emilio ko-terlizkey with twenty picked troopers. Thence the whole party, co,Grandsd by Colonel kosteIlizkey. went swiftly across the mountains and soIth Of Chuachupa. The outlaws had fed, but the pose collected evidence that will tell against them if caught. The posse then returned north. Not one of the posse credits the report that Black Jack has been killed.
Tombstone epitaph., 1898-01-16
UNITED STATES CITIZENS.

Deacon David I. Cushing, of Cam bridgeport. Vt. hes kept the same store in that place for ji years.
 John l.. Stoddard, the popular lee turcr on foreign lands, has retired from the platform cn account Of i'll health.
 Gov. Lon Y. stephens, Of Missouri, will ride bicycle q: the head oi g great bicycle parade 10 be LclG soon in St. Louis. Gov. stephens and his Hife both ride q great deal.
 Ellen Terry says tat to retain youth and beauty enc must work till tired. sleep till rested. have plenty of fresh air, live in cocl rooms. take daily sponge bath and eat the simplest food.
Tombstone epitaph., 1898-01-16

ELI. Giroux, for w. A. Cl-rke oi the United Verde corpany, ha. bond ed the Copppr Belle group mines, located in Garden gulch, rear Hawk canyon, on the San Carlo" reserva- ,ion. for $50 900, ths date of byId ,commvuce within thirty days after the com pl-uon oi the surv which s.srepates tie coal fields from the re,ery,ti,p. 1hsse prop~riies ar. said 70 te the mos' promising yet dis cuytrod tn the roserva!itp.