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The times., 1899-06-20

Two-hase Mcfarland. Lauder, Cooley,
Vaughn Three-base hit-Laioie. Sacrifice hits
Irwin. Cross Stolen bases-Selhach. Flick 9. Dou-
BILE play-Cross, Lajoie. and Cooley First base
on balls-Of Breitenstein 5. off Donohue 2. Struck
oui-By Breitenstein l. Left on bases-Cincinnati
Z, Philadelphia s. First base on errors-Phiia-
delphia l.
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GAMES TODAY.

Washington mt st. Louis.
Boston mt Chicago.
baltimore ut Louisville.
Philadelphia mt Cincinnati.
Brooklyn mt Cleveland.
New York mt PittsburB.
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Earned mns-St. Louis :. Washington g. Home
nn-Freefnan Two-base hit-Young. Three-base
hits Burkett, o'Connor, MCGUIRE Sacrifice hits
Cross, Young, and Neyhing. First base on balls
of Weyhing 3. Struck out-By Young G. Stolen
haSes-B -Burke;t. Heidrick, Cross. MCGUIRE Cassidy,
and Freeman. Hit by ptcher-By Weybing. Bur
keii. Tmpires-Emslie and McDonald Time Of
game-2 hogrs and Is minutes.
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DoNoHUE IN RARE FORM.
The Philadelphia TvirIer shuts Out
the Cincinnati Reds.

Cincinnati, June 19.-The Cincinnatis
were whitewashedl today principally. be-
cause Donohue was in rare form and never
allowed more than qone hit in an inning.
Only one Red reached third. Breitenstein
was hit whenever hits were necessary, and
his passes TO first were all productive OF
runs. The crowd was one of the smallest
of the season The score:
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HOW THE CLUBS STAND.
GAMES YESTERDAY.

St. Louis, =; Washington, 4.
PittsburR. 3; New York, o.
Philadelphia. .; Cincinnati, a.
Louisville. 3; Baltimore. z.
brooklyn, q; Cleveland. L.
Chicago, 10; Boston, S.
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THE ATTENTION OF INVESTORS
Is Called Rcenty Knowna
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Donald Bain,a Fast Seven FurIon


Chicago, June 19.-Donald Balm ran
seven furlongs in 1;25 ga at Hawthorne
today, which is probably the record over
circular track. Clifford's record. 1:25 2-5,
being out of the Futurity course chute.
Jockey J. Carter was suspended for sus-
picious ride on Native Son. The racing
was spirited but only one decided favorite
won. The summarizes:
First race-One mile. Uhlers. to 1.
won; Defender, second; Piccola, third.
Time. 1:4l 12.
Second race-Five furlongs. Iznek, to
l. won; Pantland, second; Caviar, third.
Time, 1:01 12.
Third race-Seven furlongs. Donald
Balm. to l. won; Brigade, second; Boney
Boy, third. Time, :25 "a.
Fourth race-0ne and one eighth miles.
Isabey to 5. won; Elbin, second; SUIT
ton, third. Time, 80 Ia.
Fifth race-One mile. Our Johnny, 10 to
l. won; Vaseline, second; Barrier. third.
Time, 1:42 IA.
Sixth race-One mile. Uarda. to l,
won; Uncle Abb, second; Isen, third Time,
1:41 Ia.
The times., 1899-06-20
The south Ends Beat Riverside.

The South End Baseball Club defeated
the Riverside team at Congress Heights
Sunday afternoon by the score of II to 10,
after a close and exciting contest. The
feature of the game was the work of Null
len at second and Shelton at shortstop
for the South Ends. Nolan's pitching was
excellent. but his support was ragged at
times. On the Riverside team the work
of Monahan at third and Rock behind the
bat was noticeable. The following is the
score by innings:
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ATTORNEYS.

c. r. Jockey.
Attorney and Counselor at Law.
Ia Street Northwest (oppOsite City Hall)
Criminal Trials and Divorce Cases arc mJ
speeialties
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rHos. ]. OWEN, Auctioneer. sls st. NV.

THos. ]. OWEN, Auetioneer. sl3 F st. NV
TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO WELL BUILT BRICK
STABLES AND HALL, IN ALLEY BETWEEN
K AND L, 26TH AND 27TH SITS. NV, WASH
INGTON, D. C.
By virtue of deed of trust, recorded among
the Land Records of the District of Columbia in
Liber No. 22Tl, folio 3o5 ct seq, and at the re-
quest Of the party secured thereby. the under
signed trustees will sell by public auction in
front of the premises, on TUESDAY, JUNE %,
1899. AT 4:30 O'CLOCK P. NJ, lots ettered X
and L. in Samuel c. and Everett Wroe's subdi-
vision in square No. T. per plat, recorded in
the office OF the Surveyor of the District of Co.
lumbia, in Liber r. W, at folio Il.
Terms OF sale-One half cash, balance payable
In one year, with per cent interest per an
mum from day of sale, by note of purchaser and
secured by deed of trust upon the property sold;
or all lash, at option of purchaser; 500 de-
posit at time OF sale. ConveyaBcing and revenue
stamps at expense of purchaser.
WALTER II. ACKEIs,
Trustee.
JAS. II. TAYLOR,
Trustee.
jel6-d&ds-em
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ANOTHER FOR THE LEADERS.
Brooklyn Beats Cleveland in a Fast
Fielding Game.

Cleveland. June 19.-Cleveland played a
remarkably fast fielding game here today.
The home team was unable to touch Dunn.
however. and Brooklyn won without trou
HE Abundance 4nn The score.
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The s. DAYS" Cure

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prompt and permanent cure or no charge Con-
snltation free DIR. MeKEEHAN, SIC 12th St
NV. Office hours, to u a. m; to D. m.
Closed Sunday. iel7-lmo
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WALL PAPER.

ROOMS papered. S1.75 up; hrstclass painting at
bottom prices; all work guaranteed. RICH
ARD S. RYNEX, corner 5th and II sts. ne.
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THIS PAPER is PRINTED

With ink furnished by JAENECKE BROS. FRI
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R. NJ. PARKER,
Attorney for party secured. Atlantic Bldg.
jeo-d&dsexSu
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-02-01
SAFEGUARDS SUGGESTED

fy DIR. Pryor For the Prevention OF the
Spreading OF Consumption.
Albany. Feb. l.-At the meeting Of the
State Medical society here yesterday
one of the most important papers read
was that OF DR.. j. H. Pryor Of Buffalo on
"The relation of the state TO the con-
sumptive, with special reference to pre-
vention and state care of the incipient
consumptive."
The doctor urged strongly the immedi-
ate adoption by legislation of preventive
measures against consumption. Oi
these measures he considered Isolation
the most important. Segregation of all
tuberculous patients where absolute iso.
lation was impossible and special hos
pitaIs near large centers Of population
he thought the best method of caring for
advanced cases.
Other means OF checking the disease
were the registration Of cases, instruc-
tions TO the patient or relatives, inspec'
tion of food supplies. destruction of ex-
pectoration, prohibition of promiscuous
splitting, and disinfection.
Regarding the proposed establishment
by the state OF a consumptive sanitarium
in the Adirondack region, DR.. Pryo,
spoke enthusiastically. He declared II
the states duty TO care for the incipien'
consumptive, no less than for the insane
the feeble minded and the epileptic. while
the danger of infection TO the healthy in
habitants would be checked by tho
prompt segregation OF such cases.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-02-01
EAST PROVIDENCE.

The residents OF East Providence
Centre are I'm a very excited frame Oh
mind. for one case of scarlet fever has
made it's appearance in the Vlclnlty'
This. together with the fact that they
believe that there has been AT least
three other light cases has caused them
to believe that they are now on the
verge of an epidemic. OVerseer OF the
Poor Mason Il. Wood has taken every
precaution in the present case, ana mas
thoroughly investigated the supposed
cases, and he has come to the conclu-
sion that the citizens are neeoiessiy
alarmed. Mr.. Wood believes that the
cases referred to were symptoms OF the
grip. 49,,
Two hundred or more persons attend
ed the polo game I'm the town hall last
evening, and had the pleasure OF see
ing the Watchemokets outplay the
Olympics to the tune of IL To |. The
High School club was not SO fortunate.
as il was beaten by the Pitman Street
club. the score being . to J. The
Watchemokets will play next Tuesday
evening, probably with the camp
streets. who failed TO put in their ap-
pearance last evening, owing TO mis-
understanding.
A cottage on what is known as the
I Austin farm at Arlington Corners was
destroyed by fire last evening. The hre
ia supposed to be set by trampS, as the
house was unoccupied.
The police were all over town last
! evening looking for dog fight which
was supposed to be going on In some
| barn. If there was one, the ponce dlo
| NOT find IL,
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-02-01
AT The NORTH END.
A Runaway on Admiral Sirssi-laiesi Notes From
The Capitol Mil Station.

A horse attached 10 grocery wagon
owned by B. S. Dunkley ran away on
Admiral street yesterday afternoon ana
at the corner OF Longmont street struck
a lamp post on which was fluid lamp.
The lamp post was broken off close 10
the ground. Considerable damage was
done TO the wagon.
Mrs Ann Conway of Livingston street
fell off the steps OF house she was
visiting on Wilcox street. The steps
were covered with a thin coat or ice
and Mrs Conway sustained Dau
sprain of the left ankle.
A son of Allen Smith, grocer, Whlie
I'm a house on NeaZie street delivering
groceries left his horse attached To a
light wagon standing i'm the street. lhe
horse took "A sudden freak on the idea
of exercise and ran To Branch avenue
almost 10 Langdon street, but there lts
exercising was stopped by officer Nc
Groaty.
The introduction of an act into the
legislature by which the city may hire
money for the Charles street widening
brings that pleasant project 10 pupllc
attention again. The measure Will
probably have smooth sailing and eV-
cry one will be happy who has To use
the street except few property own
ers who mistook the city council TOT
directors OF a Klondike mine.
The police made three arrests fol
drunkenness last night. There were ho
disturbances reported.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-02-01
OLNEYvILLE.
A Snoak Thief Rohs koicTmans House lals
koiss from The Square and Vicinity.

Yesterday afternoon the house OF
Henry Lockwood. a motorman on the
Broadway line of electrics. which is
situated on Princeton street in the an
nexed district. was entered by thieves
who secured about $40 in money and
quantity Of jewelry. The trick was evil
IDENTITY accomplished by the ala OF false
keys and II is the opinion OF the ponce
chat the thieves are the same that nave
been operating in other sections OF the
city of late. Mrs. Lockwood had peen
absent during the afternoon and Wheh
she returned about o'clock, found the
doors locked and observed nothing
suspicious until after she had entered
the rooms, where she found tnnss IN
disorder and upon investigation Gus
covered that the house had been ROD
he'd and some $50 worth OF articles Ia
ken n was valued at much higher
figure by the owners but this was prop-
ably the value from pecuniary stand
point The thieves were eNlCenUy
scared away before they could com
plete the Job as they left a gold watch
and about SIS behind which had they
marched very carefully they would
have discovered.
Ineft Is no tlht ~ " AiANAA
Al the hail OF the Union Aid society
on Dewey street tonight the Dorcas
Society Of the Piainiield street free
Baptist church will hold supper ana
entertainment for the purpose OF Sc
curing funds with which To continue
work among the vicinity's poor
Between 80 and 40 of the Scotch resi-
dents of the vicinity assembled IN LII
brary hall last evening for the purpose
OF forming "A local clan of the order.
Several OF the grand officials OF the
orcer were present and delivered al
dresses and these met with hearty ap'
proval by all present Nothing deiihlt'
WAS deciCsd upon. however Dut II u
likely that the clan viii be organlzec
fully wIchn month or -.
Irons hall last night was packed tt
che doors. the occasion being the ter
,nination Of the naval bazar of the
Young Mems Literary and Social cur
which has been i'm progress during th'
past two weeks and the drawing %
prizes. The gold watch was won 10y
Miss Matilda Gonyea who polled ~
votes while Miss B. Maher had l'o'
The piano was won by Miss VI. Burns
who had 10, 939 votes. Miss Il. \. Dorai
had s490 The leaders I'm the other con
tests were az follows: Boy sult-bu
ward Radigan 900. ID. Corfield la; tol
let set-Katie Cunningham lSi, "A. I
Callahan III; youths suit-Christophe
Jennings 1873. William Donovan 80; ac
eordeon-Gus MCGOWAN 1876, Conra'
Barker So.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-02-01
CLOSING UP.

Boston, Feb. IAN avalanche OF bills
and petitions for new legislation swept
down on the clerks OF both house and
senate for the limit for admitting new
business under the rules expired yester-
day at o'clock. The separate matters
may be counted by the hundred, and
among them are propositions for changes
In city government and election laws,
matters OF interest to the militia, "A
blanket consolidation bin 10 charter a
street railway company for business al
most anywhere outside of Boston, severa
bills directed against employers and
corporations. beside scores of minor and
local matters.
In the hearing rooms the chief matter
was the agitation i'm favor Of rystoring
tracks on fremont street over the sub
way though bills relating 90 benefits FOR
members OF the protective department.
TO so-called business brokers" and
other matters were discussed. The re-
solve for "A government steam launch
and searchlight At the City Point life
saving station was favored before the
federal relations committee and met with
no remonstrsnce.
The following petitions were flled:
For a revision OF the city charter OF Fail
River: that n portion OF the expense OF
watering streets in Worcester may be
assessed on the street railway COM
panics: that dealers may have for sale
pinnated grouse. voodcock. rough
grouse or quail, from Jan. to Is. and
ducks from April 10 to May 1. n said
birds have not been taken or killed In
the state.
A strong effort T. being made 10 place
Nantasket Beach under the control OF
the metropolitan park commission. a bill
10 that effect being introduced yesterday
Nantasket Reach Is one OF the finest
along the Atlantic coast IL has been
the principal summer resort for over 10I
years. As a greater part OF the frai
structures used in summer was com
| pletely destroyed by the great storm OF
| last November the opportunity To ac
| duire the leach at n Compnrativel,
small expense Il particularly good.
The house passed TO be engrossed ar
emergency bin appropriatlng $4,000 fol
the determination of the gypsy moth.
A petition was presented In the senst,
from Mayor quincy ~ Boston Tor = sub
| way under Washington street through
th, business section Of the city.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-02-01
WARREN.

Tho works of the Warren Foundry
and Machine company are closed TINS
week 10 take account of stock. They
are expected to start up again on Mon
day next. Mr.. G. Chappell, the treas
urer and general manager Tor the past
four years, has resigned his position
ana nroposes 10 take an extended tour
through the South.
There were 81 deaths in town during
1898. being seven more than In ls91and
seven more than the average Tor the
past seven years. There died in Janu-
ary. 4: February, 3: March, II; APRIL .;
NAV, 5: June 3: July, ~; August o.
September. :: October. s; November, y,
ava December T. There were 26 under
wear OF age and seven upwards or 50
wears. There were Al born I'm warren
each In England and Canada III
Ireland in Germany. In NOVA SEQ
tia. | each in Austria, Scotland ana
sweden and 81 in the United states.
There were 3S males and 40 femals' ..
single. 90 married, 10 widowers ana .
,rido,ys OF the average percentage ~
,xere American. II English, 10 Irish, IL
French. and Russian. There were lu
deaths of pulmonary consumption, .
grin. Z marasmus and 4 old age. FIVE
were upwards Of SO years OF age.
Timothy j. Honan has severed ms
connection with the Warren Manufac-
turing company TO accept the position
OF overseer in the Eclipse mill at North
Adams. Mass. His fellow empioyes
presented him with valuable watch
and chain.
Miss Myra Hatch. who is employed
In the handkerchief factory or Howland
q Wheaton had needle removed from
her finger this week by DIR. Hall with
the aid of the N-rays.
Miss Cecilia Kilroy died yesterday
morning at the residence OF her father
James Eilroy, on Market street. after
lingering illness.
Mrs. Ellen Dana Is in New York fo'
few davs attending lectures at the
Eye Infirmary.
Leonard +. West is III with pneumo
MIA at his home at Hampden Meadows
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-02-01

Cards are just out for the Sixth
Sophomore Ball TO be given in Sayles
hall Brown University on Thursday
evening. February ., from half past
eight until / o'clock. The patronesses
are Mrs. Walliam +. Aldrich,. Mrs.
Horatio A. Hunt. Mrs. Benjamin Il.
Clarke, Mrs. Elisha Dyer, Mrs. William
A. Dyer, Mrs. Louis Il. Foster, Mrs.
Harold j. Gross. Mrs. Colgate Hoyt.
Mrs. Henry +. Lippitt, Mrs. George &.
Nightingale. Mrs. George w. Parks,
Mrs. i. Edward Studley, Mrs. Daniel
J. Sully. Mrs. Charles III. Warren ana
Mrs. William Wurts White.
The managers are Mr.. Edward Tudor
Gross. Mr.. Edward Rathbone Ban
croft. Mr.. William Lothrop Clarke, Mr.
Charles Sherman Hovt, Mr.. William
Kinsley Lowe. Mr.. Allan Munroe New
man, Mr. Loving Hay Raymond, Mr
Howard Hiram Tucker. Mr. Allan X
Wheeler and Mr.. Edwin Bowen Evans
Nrs. Frank Arthur Sayles, will give
n reception at her residence Saleholme
i'm Pawtucket. on Friday evening. Feb
ruary 10. from eight until clever
,fg1nfk
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-02-01
PkWTUXET VALLEY.

Miss NJ. T.. Woolsey OF Phenlx is con-
fined TO her home on High street by
illness.
The ladies OF Phenix are particularly
pleased with the new post Office ar
rangements, "A clean room and obliging
clerks will always obtain favor with
them.
The meeting OF Royal Assembly OF
Good Fellows i'm Grand Army hall,
Phenix. last evening, was not only n
grand turnout of the Good Fellows or
the Valley, but also showed that they
knew how TO have good time.
DIR. Aram w. Colvin has recovered
from the shaking up given him by the
fall from his carriage he recently tooh'
McGregor Post, c. A. r., or PhenlN
are very busily employed in gathering
the fuel for their grand camp flre neXt
week.
The Phenix w. c. r. L. will consider
the subject Wines of the Bible at
their meeting next Thursday after
noon. ,,,.
The Illustrated lecture of Col French
on cuba and the Klondike at Temper
ance hall last evening was one OF mucn
interest and much appreciated a.
A dog with fits nearly threw INTO nts
some of the good people of Riverpoln'
last evening Royal square was Inv
scene of his antics, colliding WIN
man upon the bridge. he threw nm into
the gutter, and had his nj out
Peddlers OF the Valley will do well "a
learn that the clyde Providence elec.
tries are not slow teams ana TO se'
upon their track is attended with dan
ger. unless YOU get off mighty quick
4 peddIer who didn't know this, or else
had forgotten. recently drove on th'
track between Pontiac and the 6ortoi
Arnold's stand. and remaining TOO IONS
was helped off and over the renee pS
one Of the jumbos whizzins alons iroll
providence. The carriage. what was
left OF II. remained by the side OF th'
road. The peddler was not badly III
| iured. and the jumbo whizzed along az
| If nothing had happened.
The report that pickerel was caugh
| on Flat river recently that tipped th'
! scales at 5h pounds, q not tish story
| and there are larger fish I'm that pon'
| that never have been caught lie
| Providence fishers take notice.
The Mems club of the Congregations
church at Riverpoint held an interest
| ing meeting last evening In thei
church parlors. Matters or local inter
| est were discussed.
| Mr.. Josiah H'ggans OF Airport. n. Y
| former resident of Arctic Centre, i
| visiting friends i'm that place.
The fair OF ST. Mary's Holy Nam
and Literary society was continued las
evening and a large number were IN at
tendance.
Work on the new dye house at Wash
ington is progressing slowly. perhap
v.N~~ The spring opens the watts may d
| opened.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-02-01
soLAcE's QUEER CARGO.

New York. Feb. 1.-The work Of load
ing the stores on the former hospital
ship Solace, for her trip with supplies
to the United States garrison at Ma
Mia. Is not yet completed. The solace
will carry the oldest cargo ever placed
In an American naval vessel II Will
be valued at 100000. and will include
1000 pounds OF powder, a large quantity
Of dynamite. shotted shells, % rapid-fire
rifles. two cases of torpedo heads. four
pianos. two upright organs, two 1o-inch
rifles, 500 head of sheep. five milch COWS,
household furniture. zoo barrels OF flour
and several refrigerating and condens-
ing plants. Seven line officers and II
cadets. to be stationed at Manila, will
sail on her.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-02-01
NEWS IN AND ABOUT {.
THESE PLANTATIONS

and Ava. wife of the Marquis OF Duff
ferin and Ava.
THE wed ing of George Llnwood BY
rant and MISS Rose Ella Sparks took
place this afternoon at the residence or
the br, e's parent on High street
The regular monthly meeting or the
local fire companies were held last
evening I'm their halls there pelng
good attendance.
The enlargement Of Lieutenant Will
liam Hodgekinson and Miss Elizabeth
Marshall Allen OF Bethlehem, Pa.' ~
announced. Miss Allen Is the daughter
of Rev. DR.. Alien Of Bethlehem ana
granddaughter OF the late Bishop M A.
Dew. Howe OF Central PennsylVaIId'
She Is at present the guest or her
grandmother, Mrs. Howe on Metacoih
avenue.
The engagement Is announced OF DR..
Oswald r. Siegel ana Miss Annie X.
Dixson, daughter Of Mr. and Mrs Ezra
DiXson OF this town
Miss Susie Turner, daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. Robert y. Turner OF Bristo!
Neck left here yesterday for Brooklyn
n. Y. to visit relatives.
The Girls Friendly Society of Trinity
church enjoyed a social last evening at
the parish house.
Lieutenant Joseph Il, Shaugh-
messy Of Company G. Second regiment
is very IN at his residence on Catherine
street of pneumonia.
The observance OF Washington
birthday is 10 be carried out Win a
quite elaborate program on FEBRUARY
%. by Bristol Chapter Daughters or tht
American Revolution. Mrs. WIN. frec
Williams Is To entertain the members
of rhe CHAPTER at her home on Byhelc
street on the afternoon Of that day.
G. Oliver Iselin paid brief visi
here and curing his short stay he was
clrsetei with the designer aside IRON
what time he was overlooking tn
work on the new boat.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-02-01
ARLINGTON.

Mr.. George Hull is engaged in paper
ing Mr. Champlain's new house ON
Whipple avenue.
A number OF the village youths, hear
ing that Mr.. George II. Champlain was
TO have a house warming party yes
terday afternoon, went TO the new house
during the afternoon and were some
what disgusted TO find no one but MT
Champlain and the paperers. However
they had come for fun and they deter
mined 10 have il. SO they proceeded TO
enjoy themselves with song ana jest
wet down with good old PawtuNet uitii,
having come to the conclusion that
Pawtuxet was all they were likely TO
get, they departed.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-02-01

SOLUTION FAR DISTANT.

Paris. Feb. 1.-THE Liberte, which is
usually well Informed, says: The de-
cision of the court Of cessation I'm the
Dreyfus affair will be that the evidence
proves the existence Of a traitor. Tut
that neither Comte Esterhazy nor Lieu
tenant Colonel Henry could answer To
the culpabnty revealed by the secret
dossler. This statement is all the more
significant In that II is made 10y pro-
Dreyfus paper The Iiberte adds:
The despondency of the Dreyfus party
seems 10 show that the solution OF the
nrohlen is as distant as eNcr.