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The Somerset reporter., 1898-03-31

their own board to superintend the expendi-
tare Of the several sums by them assessed a.
aforesaid the same being the several sums
seyerally set DOWN opposite to each year for
which asseg,es4 10 VII.
The Somerset reporter., 1898-03-31

50 that sad roads might Dc safe and con.
venlent for public travel.
At the several December Terms of the
County Commissioners Court holden at
Skowhegan in said County on the DAYS
severally set down as follows:
The Somerset reporter., 1898-03-31
dia pinkham

when wanted. They usually make them
selves known to the women of the party
and are willing to give information at
all times
The Somerset reporter., 1898-03-31

Don't suffer with that cough when a
bottle of Syrup of White Pine and Tar
at SIMPSONS corner drug store will
bring you sure relief.
The Somerset reporter., 1898-03-31
Situation Wanted.

VA a Middle Aged Woman desires position as
esO.kkng Housekeeper, experienced and
s'pSole. Can give good reference.
<wH Address, HOUSEKEEPER.
Box 10l Norridgewoock, Me.
The Somerset reporter., 1898-03-31

At each OF said December Terms OF said
County Commissioners Court, the said Com
miSsioners appointed agents, not members of
The Somerset reporter., 1898-03-31

DR.. Robbins No. 1926 for the liver.
The Somerset reporter., 1898-03-31

Twenty-Five.
The Somerset reporter., 1898-03-31

% %
The Somerset reporter., 1898-03-31

luc Olu biIlOhC IL hdS OCCh q
mystery to us that some one has not dis
covered that valuable location ere this
and utilized to its full capacity one of
the best water powers in the state.
Surely some better use might be found
for the really fine chimney, for it is APP
parently as good as when it was first
built, than to tear it down and sell the
old brick for Csc. per hundred, says the
Hartland correspondent of the Pittsfeld
Advertiser.
1t is now believed that b. b. j. Wes-
ton, whose examination is due before
Judge'E. F. Danforth in the insolvency
court at Skowhegan, April 10, will not
have to appear in court. His creditors
have been getting together of late and
have practically decided to compromise.
They realize that there is only a small
percentage coming to them anyway and
that it would be folly to further white
it down by adding the costs of court.
1t is understood the settlement will be
on basis of ten cents on the dollar. In
the matter of those questionable titles
to house lots, it is announced that moth
ing will be done in the way of prosecu-
ton; that the parties who find their
deeds defective will settle up on the
most satisfactory terms possible. This
will close the incident and Mr.. Weston,
after making the ten per cent adjust
ment, will once more be ready for bust
ness.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-09-20
DR.. Hart, Promotlon.

Special Dispatch to the InteIIIEeneeF.
WASHINGTON, D. c.. Sept 19.-Dr.
WIN Hart, son of Captain J. E. Hart OF
New MArtinsvile. W. va, has been
commissioned as assistant surgeonwith
the rank of hrst lieutenant, in tde regu-
lar army. The appointment is not now
regarded as permanent, but may be-
come such. The commission was issued
upon the request and recommendation
OF Senator F.llSlnS DR.. Hart's recon-
mendatIOns from eminent represents
tlves OF the medical fraternity here
ranks him Is an exceptionally well
eauipped physiclan and surgeon.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-09-20

the Pacific coast. and Will be the only
one of Admiral Simpsons sons-in.law
who Is not In the service Of his caun-
try. the other daughters having mar
r.ed officers In the navy.
The only obstacle which now presents
itself in the carrying out Of the nuptial
plans Is the fear that Admiral Sampson
win be called to duty before the we'd
dag takes place. but the friends Of the
bride and Srpom 70 be hope that the
government VIII. If possible, extend the
COMMANDERS leave of absence until af-
ter the happy event.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-09-20

Ing and leasing lands and mineral
rights, constructing and owning houses.
tramroads. shafts. tiDples. coke ovens.
and acquiring such other property and
rights and the construction OF such 9TH
er works as mag be necessary or ad-
vantageous for the proper coaduct OF
the business OF said company in Taylor
county, W. Va, and elsewhere in the
state. Capital subscribed. $1,000. with
the privilege OF Increasing the same to
$4,000. The shares are 500 each and
are held by Il. &. Day!s. Joha 7. Davis
and Charles s. Rubb, Of Eikins, W. Va.
T. 3. Davis, OF Piedmont. ". Va, and
c. N. Hendley, OF Washington. D. C.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-09-20

and a reigning belle. Her head Is
crowned with a wealth of dark hair,
which she combs back in a most becom-
ing way from an oval, ahable face, with
eyes radIating happiness. She has
sweet. lovable disposition. charming
manners and pleasant smile. which
has won for her the Individual admirn-
ton and respect Of each officer and sailor
of her fathers squadron.
Mr. Scott. Miss sampson's fiance, iS a
San Francisco man, Of wealth and ex-
eeiient business capacity. He is con-
nected with several large en.eEprIses on
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-09-20

1nyIts:..Sss have just been Issued for
the wedding of Miss Olive Harrington
Simpsons. daughter of the commander
of our victorious navy. and Mr.. HaFTi-
son Scott. wealthy Californian, which
Is to take paIee in Glen Ridge. New Jer-
sey. within a short time The event VIII
be one Of the social functions Of au-
tuma, and-amoHs the guests will be
some of the most distinguished citizens
OF the United tsates and several noted
foreigners.
Miss Sampson is twenty years OF age,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-09-20

reputation as a great teacher and a
profound scholar in the Greek language
and literature.
Prof. Il a. Armstrong, who Is spend
iry the summer at the University OF
Chicago. will be home in time to resume
his work October /.
lPr. J. y. Deahl. formerly principal OF
the West Liberty Normal School has
been here during a part Of the summer.
He leaves next week for C0aumbia Uni
yersity. New York. TO take a graduate
course in the science OF pedagogy:
Ms, Raymond viii deliver an address
al the coming meeting Of the state W.
c. T. U. at Charleston.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-09-20
.1ln,r % cnrp An San pI...,...n

simply apply "swAYEE's ONT
'iEST." No internal medicine requir'
I'd. Cures letter. eczema, itch. all efup'
t!oEs on the face, hands, Eose. etc, te1v-
Ing the skin clear. white and healthy
Its sTeat healing and curative powers
are possessed By TO Other remedy. Ask
your druggist !or SWAYSE'S ONT
AiEHT. Avoid substitutes. tthS&W
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-09-20

Special Dispatch TO the IntellIgencer.
CHARLEsTON,w, Va, Sept. l9.-The
governor has issued notary public com
missions to the following:
n. H. Franklin of EiKhorn. W. Va,
commissioned FOR Mcdowell county.
]. W. Stelnbeck. Of Troy. for Gilmer
county.
r.. E. HAMPER, o, Spencer. for Ronne
county.
Euet wootter. OF Auburn. Tor Richie
county.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-09-20

FOR forty years DR.. Fowler's Elk
tract OF Wild Strawberry has been cur
ing summer complaint. dysentery, diar-
rhoea. bloody lux, pain in the stomach.
and 1t has never yet failed TO do every
thing claImed for it.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-09-20

fourth class have been appointed as fol-
lows:
P s. Johnson. Burch. MinGo county;
A. T.fWyer. Margaret, Harrison coun-
IS; Floyd ". Chapman, Market, Dod-
dridge county; Melissa Hamrick. Shock,
BraXton county.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-09-20

Special Dispatch 10 the InteIllgeneer.
CHARLEsToN,w. Va. Sept 19.-The
New York Coal Company. OF EIkIns. W.
Va. has been granted charter here by
the secretary OF state, FOR the purpose OF
mining coal manufacturing coke. SELL
ing and shipping the same, buying. hold
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-09-20

Special Dispatch to the Intclllseucer.
WASHINGTON, D. c., Sept 10
Pensions have been granted West Viz
ginIa applicants as follows:
Increase-Hlram Slower, Apple Grove.
g 10 SO: Alfred Lester McKeever,
Jane Lev, Sc to $.
Wldow-Mllly Gates, Parkersburg. IS.
west virginia pos.mlsters OF the
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-09-20
TIE UNIVERSITY.
ne Work Of the Summer Quarter
About Concluded.
Z LARGE ATTENDANCE.

THIRTEBN STATES AND THIRTY
ONE COUNTIES REPRESENTED.
EAIL QUARTER OPENS OCTOBER
j. WITH PROSPECTS OF LARGEST
ENROLMENT IN THE HISTORY
or THE INSTITUTION = PoPU-
LARITY or PROF wooLERE.-
NOTES AND PERSONALS.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-09-20

September 20 TO %. Inclusive. the Bal
tlrnore & Ohio will sell excursion tickets
TO Washington, Pa, and return, for
81 Is, Including admission to the fair,
good returning until September "a. In
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-09-20

Boston, Mass, aud RsIHrn via u. 4 o.
Account /. o. o. F. Sovereign Grand
odEe.
September IS to 20 the Baltimore &
Ohio will sell excursion tickets to Bos-
ton and return at rate Of 81 so, via all
rail-, and SIC 80 via rail- anG sound. valid
for return passage until September 30.
Inclusive
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-09-20

The many friends in the Panhandle
Of Prof. Lewis Cars Woolery VIII be
gia6 to know that although he has been
{. member OF the faculty here for only a
year. he 10 already one Of the mos; pop
uIar men in the University. He has
greatly built up the chair Of Greek. and
has already made for himself here a
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-09-20

n REATEsT FACILITIES FOR T ,hs
NJ Prompt Completion OF Orders -
1ntoiitEencer job Printing otnce.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-09-20

West Virginia posimlsters OF the
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-06-28
Crushed a Ten ool Shark.

A shark over u rce rircs ! na net With
n singular death In tho v1ra Cruz por: works
a few days siucc.
In che prosecution of tho workh 81 qccs
tion Vnorn ous storo locka rre raised on der
ricks and ,hrown into the wafer on tho mat
irpsses Which lava iscr previously sunk.
About tho 5erinniny of the wcef the work
men on the surfsce OF tie water woro horri-
fied 10 OBSERVE that imire iia'cly after 'hcy
had dropped in The wntsr unc Of shcw nreo
rccks sn immrrrc cloud of blood cnrc M
from miow - Thar t''e writer til nrnund The
wharf was rsrn iinsol dr.p r.i. they
TN night il,st oue or NOR ns ~ d,vers had
teen rrush'd " meath shc iirmsndor. weight.
=, on ue iefe ~iioh itihea,i ono ot ilie
GiwfH ~as isisb w siaFtn ne siyisni
that th- paHe. NN itt,sth the water wnn'esl
ia he at" a. Npsn hr MAS rai,lv iart tn
The vhsrt HE wsr l.iuen gatier sd nfovn /,
him tu lsrrn the. wsrsts To the " sfcat rcIsrf
he told item that y. iis shnfk which he'd ic' y
winning n: The bot.m os ths hny netr
whero hc wn. ~ work had l.~en crushed y.
death hy the iouldrr. Witch they dropped
on biir - xcticnn Herald
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-06-28
Louisiana PARISHES.

lie parishes Ct Louisiana which bor-
der slorg tho coast Of tho uclf OF Mex
ice. from tho Red rivsr to tie Sabine,
and which are celisd somsthnes tue
"ssa -mprsn paris hes, are nine Ia num-
esr. Thsss sen marshes romair In tssti-
mony 20 the ibtsTruy tea operations OF
tfs Mississippi river -intsrrur ted By thu
buildins Of lcvees on the rivers bsnks---
which, bfors the age OF civilization in
Lou isiaus, wers slowlv anu ycar ~ year
Dliine mp the f1crshts so rs to CONVERT
them by the deposits Of tte mud CT the
riscr into shc solid ground Of tho CONT
rent, as 6 q rest CT tnr lowlanc cf Lou
iqanH htd bern similarly trupsformed
iDtu tcira flrru. Az rul-. with the
exception or Orlsaas Parish, in when 10
si,uptcd tho city Of Now Orlrans, the
population Cf these rarishss ie sntll, te .
ing couposvd mainlv ~ thu li4ntcrs
VITO live uron tho car ls5 OF tho Miscis-
sirri and CT the many hayors thn. inter
n ct tbvs- psfistcs. toU ctrer with Fisher
men ard hunttis. New Oriraas Plea
yuHe
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-06-28
Tn. Beautiful women Of ro,cio.

An we clstured along tie roughly cot-
lied etrecfs which lod 20 tAe Zcoodover
CT mnrxet-placc, women cairc 70 tie
windows to have n tccp &C thc sSrar qnrs
no erf i7cd v ith such unacctf lv hrst.
Trey ere very bcsu'ifcl the women If
7oi do, tall ar " illow, and as cnrk "a
pisbt, ana ns mysterious Zoo late
No saw shut every iron reiah thraugh
Which tho dsrk eycs or the semitic mat
aers Tasted down npon US Was SUIT
mounted w tho secrr symtoi, nnd tnas
sll ara rrthcdtx Christiars In Toirdo to-
Gay. whlle tito crtcus have vnnisnosi,
tne phy eicnl ohnrxo,cristics havc rot;
ana Ne mot on avery side ffoes which
tell sse strry Of ths vanished races moro
INTERESTINGLY tnsn even the deserted syn-
asognes ma tho s'leut snosquea - To-
lcco, the Impuisl City of spsiu, ny
ksphen Bon sal I'm ttc June CENTURY.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-06-28
Adlcu 10 ,ne,psyche Koo'.

The Psyche kno' IL no more, or, rather, =
has begun 20 60 with the apvs oach sf thu
sumner. with IT'S departure there II 4
new fashion In hnir 4 .cssing among wowon
Of prominence, and a. now looks as Il pfnr-
fically every woman in sats woul adopt shis
now NODE.
The latest Is :, brush the hair away from
rho forehead and trs nnpc Of the neck As
much nc possible. AMI 10 gather ~ oil high
upon the head. Tlsro are two popular weyS
OF doing this. One IL TO put the hair up on
..pufrs" ana '.rclls,' stretching II snooshlY
in q pompsdour efY@,s. Tho other method s.
TO wave and curl u on top of the head IN =
fufiy macs. whiuh when girls halr curIs
naturally and shc has l;ilc trouble In ksrp-
ing II in order Is exceedingly bcco ming.
Whichever method is adopted makes utsis
difference, hut the now law OF tho nois -
That ,nero must be no bunch at hair. nos
kuos at tho back Of the lead and none S!so
on The forehead. A curl or TWO on fre fotr>.
head liz sl.owable-one at each templ, sav~-
and that is nli
Tho disappearing OF the Psvcho ~ cr ~
long reign will occasion Il few hesrtburning~,
possibly, among the girls who lookcd Tr-
ticulsrly well with ", but tho new fashto1a
is fur more bee ing to-most wo:non and -
being hailed with oelight.-New YORK. World.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-06-28
Driving Nails For A Priz'.

A bielly in,ercnine prcyram has been ar.
rnurcd for ~. must ,al md literary enter
,ainnnent to-be given tonight In the odd Bel
laws hall. corner of Sixih str--t rnd hinnc-
sotn nvenue. w ile mssnl-r, % Wyaado'c
courcil. No ~. Loyal siys;ir Legion of
Awfr,cn feature ~ .ha cntcrt tninmcilt =
viii ta n nail driving coptcs, Dctw cen wtll
Known wemrn "a Kansas tity. Kan. sor n
silver wnftr set
Tie cont.st viii DE cj'on go all womcn prvs.
ent ~ the enf.rtnin- eni. no untrsncc fec 10
'hc rontcst ieinr feuuir'd. Tine confcstant u
VIII tc given c,ger sails. iirr b'ccks and |,
~ Al hammer cath. nnd ~ tho word go
.'sc- Will tcgiH uriyirs fho -ssis IN tho
tiorks. Tnc woran who sirks the twelfth
nail IN Tho rinc biccs frst VIII DO declared
The wtnner and will hr awarded the water
set kansas Cry Jepspsl.ss--.s.-
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-06-28
Spanish Knights Looted By Irish.

The June Century has m arti,ls, With
q number CT iliustrssious. on "The
Epanis Armada, written ~ william
Frs defic vtltop. An fntrouuofiou Is
furn isbsd by Captain AIfre1 4. Mahan.
Mr.. Alton savs.
Zee hugo vsnstisn Tfivifad vnlsn-
Gre. baviog sprupe desperate leak,
ran for tho Irish coast. and soon founu
isrseif OH o Doahsrsy g country. perhars
swsm ashore others huddlsd into an ola
lssky ship's RQat. a native rowed out
to~ srd them, Snc, being prom issu tag
fun Of duosts and jewels, btlptd lsnu
those In tie losky boat. while anothsr
Irtsbman, bent en- Iicner soc II, and beed-
Iess cf tho cries for heip ruwed straieht
for the wreck, which went down Wills
he was lnosirR In the EoId. No sooner
had che 6pauIards got ashore th m
"wjld Norlr," and even the queen g
scldiere, fell upon tter, robbinx them tf
srd spraYsl, :" ard slAugnseiirg hunters
sf them In cti1 rlcod. Hut one Cf the
O'DonreIls csme TO tie rescue. ha1
great fivs built for some ofn tue offiHrs,
sDd saowsd to pity thoir case, especially
U'I,ornslls wife," Ore OF thess officers
tells how no was lodges In tae oatfn Of n
fvllow who scld ale ana aqua vitae. anu
zee re fISiuR it In q stolen "red tlsnk
With buttons OF gcli." In ths night re
ruhbed bis euett or two hunared duonts,
ard the officer hsnrd hins "teat out bar-
monsy, and jewels" 1he spanisrus,
having saved no provisions, wers forced
10 buy few wrstobtd torsee, 'wticr
sbey killsi ard diu tas, and some smt II
quantity OF butter that the common Teo-
Ils brought also TO ssil."
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-06-28

"Ali during Mr. Clevrlauds' two terms as
president, Mrs clovtlintrs most intimate
associates were those wbcm she knew b.
fore marriage. - says writer in the Jeoe
i-adies Homo Journal Ono of them WAS TIE
wife OF clerk in tic treasury departments.
who livcl in one OF the most modsst little
homes in wnsh'nrton's most unfesbionnble
district. TIds made no dineroDco TO Ars
Cleveland. Oftnn tho White HOUSE carrtsee
called TO pick up tho friend for drtve
Another OF her intimate friends in Washing
ton was young woman who taucht mrsic
10 support herself. Mrs Cleveland obtained
many puuils Cor her. Another wns tho wtfo
Of strueaiinrs lawyer. and sacb wsck .
bouquet OF White HOUSE flowers csme "a
cheer the home OF the friend Of school girl
days. A fourth was tho seocacr Of Z snal!
kindergarten, who. when ths Cleveland chill
dren reached suitable age. Transferred Lec
school to the whilo House. and the children
and grandchildrei, OF the Cabinet mcu,Lcrs,
and OF the fa,uilisrof MIRA Cleveland friends.
and Of tho friends os the Urvsidsnf, bscamc'
her pupils. Tho only .flcinl favor which
Mrs Cleveland asKod OF hcr husband whils
be was president was tho appointments %
Office Of the husband OF her callcye room,
n,afap ...t |
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-06-28

The Henry county circuit court Is 70 have
brought before II casa lnveiving mere
money than sny caso previously brought tr
connection with violation of The game laws
Of the various states. 0ame Warden Lovedays
OF Illinois. through states Atrcrnry Gravsh
to-day fled dcclaration, charging II Clay
Merits, OF this city with viriasing thu game
laws 1865 times. thnt Icing the number OF
! irds he has sniprel East In violation OF tho
law. Merritt, who is ono OF the moet cx:eu-,
Ave cold storage game dealers In tho ccur-
try, sends birds 20 E.sstotn patrons ~ oil
iimts, and tho game wardon rlsims he vtp'
latcs the Law In ioin; 80 during tho close
season. On The mn5i birds tho mini
ilncs ere abuu. Sc5ooo and :he ,rrximuns
over s3.5,0M Tho l:rds were rtisrd IN
Chicago by tho warden and have btca rc-
plevinca Ivy the Csicare, Brrims'on -
Quincy Railroad, In wroso charge they were
while Ii tiansii. ST Lcr.s Glol,t pelr~rat
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-06-28
Domestic Economy the w4lchword.


Chi Z nmorg tho terdcroiss CT the mo-
nent ss regards representative Nsw York
women Is most marx d idea ef ccon
emy. ECONOMY In every way. even 10
toe savipg Of the penn les. slUne ttc
dcllaTs has Gems TO tc growing on.
tkusiessU. 9has "a is Is not theory brt
q aspuine oondi:ior, anu tiat women
with the bisgsst sort OF incomes are 40.
tuslly pyGcticirg what they preach can
te LEARNED from oil tho prominent
trAfesman, 90 wAr ie making many OF
thsm eenuiuely tlus. for the accounts of
many ef their best customers are falling
decidedly OF.
1hs idea Of the dsy is that the country
at oil events tcorcs Of new ohsiitiss and
aid Sc cisti viii rrora bly, spring ur. and
that they them ~ lv should teQfp to save
now Ia order that tbey may be pre-
sred when the call for funds coluts.
That IL tho fer LOG among the women
willingness 10 b. ready by making all
scrts OF little sacrinoss.,
This mas nos feeu tsij in print, for the
reason thrt these women haze naturally
not talked about it, but Is II. nevsrthe-
less O faet. 1hs average woman Of
fac ion 10 having about third NJ many
rec eowfs 40 usual. and sne Is uuying
novelties. Mush sfusfier quantity
OF gocds is hsiug ordered daily from tho
butcher, che paker aud the grocer, aud
there are srme women who ere actually
keeping close watch on the sugar and
butter IN tn ir penuies, to eco that NJ l.
tner cf tnese articles Is wasted. This on
the Fart OF women who have never done
such thing II all their lives bsfore.
Servants are being discharged and ostab-
lishments quietly reduced.-N. Y. Her
- l.f
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-06-28

An: ths luiies 20 she s,ol. I, rues- ':<<o
vii, always lo bai,ics A. all sc'|c.f'. Ysfre
we're so,ne mean orss "a the iia,ierssr,o''.
The boy bully wns always a ,.,ar'. *
course tit Il sneal: a. wsil. mi,tias ~
the big bcys a,.a brutal 20 sAc lst:i, ,rr =. q,
tho rres, ncr q Tie ssacher D., IA. A.'<
crazsa with terror. cryias .at. "rar: u'e<
TO 40 with thcor' BIZ. shr wenk ,:,'..'.
whom ne conid hnnsls. he nsvi'd v t'~t
mercy. II was his nasrrs 20 ~ brutal. Nr'h<r
than nos ra~e Anything 70 worry ~ ~<clN
torture hr.even sh,ssa ~ h>d 70 lise win
the. ani,sl 10 set At hsr,. R<b>re u111vc11
IN the Jurc hsdies' Honse Journal
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-06-28

There IS casarc In tho ccrdrc; cr tuu'rci
rrocrssicns. There wss day. rri rot %
rcry ions ago. WHOM n fi;ncrn: prccsssioi'. thu
bcarss CT :urerni csr and its st,sns ns at
tending csrriaaos. always ;ncvG s:ecofonslv
nlunr. the horss a; walk. 1hca wson tho
funeral traia was long, paopis with -rafn ~
super s,ition In their compositions always had
10 wait for many minutes BEFORE t.sry ernl
c, oss the sfre' r..
Bus ncw thc funp-al groccs<on o. rsw
York rnovss az hsls vnl.ca a: j~ ~ ~ nct
br.skfy. sinoss great PER. ~ e INN ~. u
they wsru ri.asus, locr'. q sf' = NJ tire
ne all For tho lolgest tfcit ~ de- ~ i4H>
funeral that rovos along siovit, snl wa.'u
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mcn'.-S Herald.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-06-28
HAS BEEN AT pAlQUIRL


Capt. Wyman Gves Interesting Facts
About the Cuban Post and Surroundings.
Among these who nrr familiar with the
country ~ the vicinity OF sfntineo DO Cuba is
Cnptsin W wyman OF Bristol, matter Of the
Newport schooner Edward w Young. -Four
years ago hs frcightsd to Baiquiri fhc creator
part Of tho iron pier that was used ss lsnd-
log place last week by General Skaters
army .szf nN M
60 cnyritd inc castings snd trrstes In his
vessel from tho American coast 10 Santiago
for the Spanish -Amorioan Iron Conpany, and
from tho latter port no had orders TO un-
losd nj Bsiqeiri Captain wyman ssys the
pier is a solid piece OF work. about so foe.
in length. having on top OF IL n largo number
Of pockets something after the s.y,s OF the
coal pockets az wilkesbarro pier ut Fast Prov.
itlcnce. Tho orc Is brought from tho mines.
five miles back from the coast. and dumped
into the pockets, and ships hs NJ tho pier
while the ore from tho pockets Is lowered
into the holds.
In speaking OK tho Ilacc. Captcin Wyrnsn
SAYS there ~ nn harbor at Baiquiri, but
simply slight irdcnt alton In the coast His
kchoonor while thorc WAS rloorcd In many
fnthoms of water, while hor stern, wnen
she bonded out 10 ssn, almost touched the
rock bound shore Ha thinks from whit he
otscrvod at Santiago thai IL will DO foi-
nidabIe llaco % caI,frrc, cspcfi lly the
forts, thnt are ccnstrrctod cut OF solid beds
OF limestone.