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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1899-05-11

Well. little readers, all nature ID smii.
ing, sweet breezes are blowing, Hayes
have been made whilst the Sun waa
shining and Ne know that Summer ID
nigh.
We can afford TO congratulate our e.
teemed friend, Hon. John Q. Jones, for
the luxury We enjoy daily. presenting 70
our view the prettisst wheat crop We
have seen. susquehanna also presents
. beautiful spectacle 20 ones gaze e. We
pass along the highway. The beautiful
green pease and Uncle Roses tomato
bed can't Be beaten. A glance at the
bed &C once viii tell you that he knows
his business. A piece Of new-ground
about three acres was encountered
with all manner Of grub, brush, briars,
snakes and al sorts Of things 90 make
one put In an adjective occasionally, but
he made quick work Of is with . few
hands and it 10 now I'm perfect order and
can be worked with the garden plow.
Certainly Uncle n. deserves much credit
and . hundred such men would soon
make old Sc. Msrv's loom mp. Farmer
Story also deserves mention for his
skillful management Of said farm.
Whewi what cloud Of dust. Rain
10 much needed but tobacco plants seem
30 Be doing well % far. especially those
under -cover. Germ land n generally
LIN bad condition. Nothing short Of the
Acme harrow seems TO take any effect
on the huge ciods and farming at the
present IL really . cleG-knocking busi-
ness.
a fair crop Of peaches Il expected on
the S1squehanna farm and we are told
that the prospect 10 good outside.
We were accommodated with the
election news early ON Wednesday
BY way Of Telephone, eolomon's Island.
We can't help feeling bit jealous TO be
so near and yet so far. II seems that
We can't get railroad through old St
Mary's. The ocean has been spanned
anc now only Q few miles divide M from
instant communication with our great
Metropolis by way Of the Island. We
hardly think that our friends Mr.. Grad.
dock or Mr.. Pearson would object to
such convenience a. Q telegraph Office
or station attached to their homes or
run IL up to Three Gates II needs be and
well employ-well, say some pretty LID.
tie ''gurrep 10 run the machine. Well.
let's first count the expenses, figure on
IL and see what would bring il TO the
nearest point and then talk It over after.
wards.
Here 60 the buggies, that's No. A.
passed within 81 hours-of to Milestone
kicking mp more dust than o hundred
locomotives. Those last fellows passed
must have been Q Hayes crowd. Did
You see that emblem Capt. TOMB Wish
IL would get Hayesy enough to bring
some rain We hope that our Demo-
cratic friends Of the City will take warn
ing and not talk 30 big Il don't take
long for one 20 cut his own throat now
a-days.
We tender the cake to Miss Ida for the
incest butter on the market. Say, little
friends, don't say anything about o. N.
writing love stories because something
serious might happen. Adieu.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1899-05-11

Orphans oeurt.
Tuesday, May s.-Court met-all the
officials present.
First and final account Of Richard III.
Garner, administrator, John 81. Herbert.
examined and passed.
Account Of r. Oscar Morgan vs.. estate
Of James r. Abel for t51.61, examined
and passed.
Account Of A. e. Bowling w. estate
Laura Z. Carroll for e77.91 passed.
9. Chapman Thompson appointed ad-
ministrator Of James II. Higgs and bond
fled and approved.
Annie II. Cecil appointed administra-
trix Of Martha u. Rsley.
Upon petition Of Miss Nellie Bunting
Court appointed L. johnson Canter ad-
ministrator d. b. &c. (. a., OF George II.
Carpenter and bond fixed at e25OO.
Inventory Of leasehold property of
late J. 8. B. Hammett in Baltimore city
examined and passed.
Court adjourned until May %. 1899.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1899-05-11
Reported for the Bescon.)

On Thursday last, ut $50 p. m. very
quiet, though attractive marriage was
solemnized at Saint Aloysius Church,
Washington. d. G. The contracting
parties were Mrs. Mamie G. Combs and
Mr.. John T. Herbert. both Of Sc. Mary's
equity. The bride was attired In trav.
cling suit of Light gray cloth, with hat
and gloves % match; while the groom
wore the conventional black. Aftes
the ceremony, which was performed By
the Rev. Father lyman, the happy couple
together with few friends repaired @
the Steamer Potomac, which at O'Clock
p m. amid the cheers and well wishes OF
large gathering of friends. departed
for their future home i'm old 90. Mary's
A SPECTATOR.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1899-05-11
Millinery.

Millinery.
Miss Ida Abel. one Of Leonardtown's
most popular milliners, has Just received
from Baltimore o second supply of
Spring and summer millinery such q
Ladies' and Children's hats and trim.
ming, Hamburg, Gimp and everything In
the line Of dress trimming. Also o beau
tiful assortment Of Ladies' dress goods,
Lawns. Percales, &c. In addition to this
she also has large assortment Of Lace
Window Curtains, ranging In price from
30 cents up. b. q g. C6rssfs q spec;altr.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1899-05-11

/ had little boy who was nearly dead
from an attack Of whooping cough Nv
neighbors recommended Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy. did mot think that
any medicine would help him, but after
giving him . few doses Of that remedy
i noticed IN Improvement, and one bot
Gle cured him entirely. IL II the best
cough medicine ] ever had I'm my house.
y. L. MooRK. South Burgettown, Pa.
For sale by WIN. II. Grecnwell q Son.
Leonardtown, and I'll eocntzy stores.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1899-05-11

~ New Dress Goods at Lawrence's
Fercailes Lawn Prints. Yard Wids
Cotton % Per yard.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1899-05-11
Special 70 tAs Ladies.

r. O. Morgan, Of Lsonardtovn. has
just received another los Of Ladies' and
Misses made-to-order Oxford ties n
yerck and tan. They are beautiful and
blay cheap considering quality
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1899-05-11

Mrs. L. A. Jones. has Just returned
from baltimore with beautiful assert.
ment Of Spring and Eammer Goods
Millinery, Dress Goods I'm all the new.
est fsncies, Notions and everything tia,
10 pretty and stylish. tJy 60
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1899-05-11
GODS At xILLIsoN's,
: LzoNAaDTowN,
SHOES.

have the largest: finest apd cheapest stock
Meas Coarse Shoes as low % Is ceats.
sezs So So and ! a e. = f..sa. I:ss S
or slippers as low 80 CO.,
Ladiess Fine shoes from dc and an.
ladies' Dongola Button Shoes from
&l.95 20 $50 Fine Laced shoes from
ssc % ef.7A
Misses Fine Shoes. laced or butsoned
from Sc up
Infnnts' Shoes from lsc 20 30.
Chisdrens Shoes. the best. e &c.
fords O. low as &c.
Ihave Q moe line Of Mems Fine Shoes
A Good Shoe for &c.
Russet Shoes, "a No. - from sl.xs q
The Coconino sun., 1899-01-07

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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-11-16
SIX INDICTMENTS FOUND.
R,suIl Of tie Wrk Of Tho Fsd.ra Grand Jury.
mes OF Those md cled.

The United States grand tury came
into court at 6 o'clock last evening,
and reported that indictments had
been found against all the defendants,
and six indictments were returned.
Perhaps. the most important inaict-
ment is that against Antonio Girardi
and Francis n. spic0la. These two
men attempted to take out naturaliza-
tion papers when they were not enti-
tied 20 do So 9 rardi being the one
who was 10 be nHturalized. lie was
not entitled to be uaturalizsd, and for
got the name he was told to give. which
was one Of a man who fulfilled the
necessary requirements. Spicola was
arrested on tne charge OF aiG.ng and
abetting i'm the scheme.
An indictment was also found
against Joseph r Scott and Alfred H.
Wills, who are accused OF stealing a
United states mail bag at Westerly.
cutting it open and stealing from II
letters containing money Vincenzo
Nlcarlo was indicted for a violation OF
the United states internal revenue
| laws 40 having I'm his possession un-
staihned boxes Of cigars II. Harrl-
SIN iale was Indicted for using THE
man Tor CRIMINAL purposes.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-11-16
NOVEL ENTERTAINMENT.
Given in ,ho Shaw Sctotl House al EtgsSaod for
The Bsnef, Of The Free lhyau.

A very successful novel and pleas
ing entertainment was given at the
shaw avenue school house. Edgewood
last evening and the proceeds will be
given for the benefit OF the Edgewood
free public library. The entertainment
consisted OF IL scenes. each one Of
which presented the name of a book,
and were as follows:
"A Duet and an Occasional Chorus,
in charge OF Mrs. l.. l.. Fales; Seven
Little Sisters. in charge of Mrs. IL. j.
Hurd. Opening of a Chestnut Burr,
in charge OF Mrs. Hurd. "A Ragged
Lady" Miss A. Merreweather: Great
Expectations" IN charge of Mrs. -. Il.
Lmgane; Flute and Violin, in charge
of Mrs. f. 5. Pierce; AN Old Fash
ioned Girl" in charge of Mrs. w. j.
Bur~'a: THE Choir Invisible in charge
of Mrs. j G.. Davis. "A Dancer in yell
low" in charge OF Mrs. Samuel Brown;
AN Accomplished Gentleman" IN
charge of Mrs. Davis; Round the Red
Lamp" in charge # Mrs Samuel
Brown: "A singer by the Sea-" in
charge OF Mrs. Davis; "AI Sorts and
Conditions Of Men" In charge OF Mrs
II. w Durham; Looking Backward"
i'm charge Of Mrs. Il. $. Pierce
After the entertainment there was
dancing. and everybody had a good
time The success Of the affair was
due I'm great part TO the work of the
committee. which consisted of Mrs. T..
:. Pierce. Mrs. j. G. Davis and MIS- ID.
f. Iingane
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-11-16
SCHOLARSHIP PRIZE.
Awarded 10 Representative Elmer J. Rahbuh Of
ysS Greenwich By lte eosiOn Law School

STATE Representative Elmer j. Rath-
bun Of West Greenwich, who is prac-
ticing law in this city. has been no.
tilted by Dean Bennett OF the Boston
University Law school that he (Mr.
Rathbun) has been awarded the schol-
arship prize. which will pay two-thirds
OF his tuition while he was engaged in
his legal studies. This announcement
comes as an entire surprise TO Mr..
Rathbun. who never really considered
himself a competitor for the prize.
He stood second in his class, gradu-
ating in June. 1898. and, according to
the decision OF the faCuEy he attained
an average rank in his studies of 93,l2
per cent. the first man standing only
1926 per cent. The rebate that Mr.
Rathbun Will receive on his tuition eX-
panses amounts 20 $3.50. Mr.. Rathbun
is the only member Of his class in the
law school whose home ls in Rhode
Island. and he was admitted TO the
Rhode Island bar in the summer OF
1898
lie Is a graduate OF the East Green
wiCh academy and Brown university OF
the class of SO, and he covered the
three years course at the Boston La"
school in two years. lie was elected 10
represent his native town of West
Greenwich i'm the General Assembly in
1897 and has been reelected since that
time
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-11-16
RECEPTION TO LORD MAYOR TALON.


The Talon reception committee met
i'm the hall of the Robert Emmet Liter
ary society last evening, each society
being we'll represented. The various
committees reported that final arrange
ments had been made.
The following gentlemen were named
as ushers for the occasion. From the
John Mitchell Association: +. j. Far
r,aMy. T. l.. Sheridan. Henry Quinn. +.
j. Braman, john Gray; Wolfe Tone,
Frank McKeon. Michael Sullivan, James
Mccarthy. Martin Doherty. william
German; william Orr Literary Society.
charles Fleming. Thomas Clune, John
Fury. James Baily. Thomas Murphy and
William Kelly; Robert Emmet Literary
society. Joseph Dudley. Jas. Coyne,
DanisI Lucitt. Martin Dempsey, John
Feeloy: Henry Grafton Literary So
ctctv. Chas. Quinn. John Quinn. John
Kirby, Matthew Linden and John Me
Eeuna. I.omasny club, l.. II. Hopkins.
John A. Coleman, Patrick Conway Jas.
L. Dover, Cornelius O'Neill.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-11-16
SISTER CLEOpRAS DEAD.
foty-lY, Years Of Rer Life Were DsVo'sd 10 ths
Work Of The Order Of MeTcy.

Sister Mary Cleophas McSoley,
known in her religious life as Sister
Cneophas, passed away yesterday al
st. Xaviers convent on Broad street
She was born in Providence 6S yeas
ago. and the last 45 years of her lie
were devoted 40 the work OF the order
OF mercy. and her death will be sah
loss TO those who knew her many quail
tiles OF heart and mind.
During the greater part OF her reils-
lous life Sister Cleophas was IN VIII,
is known as the mother house, ana
at various periods had been at the or
phan asylum on Prairie avenue, ana AT
The Bay View seminary. The geher"i
duties OF the order Of wh.h she was q
member fell TO her lot. Her devolIo,i
was intense and her love for the chutCn
and its interests devout The funefai Is
TO be held from the Cathedral on frI-
day morning at o'clock.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-11-16
ALDRlCh AND HANNA.
Former Has ReaTd EoIhing fbout His Replacing
Later on National Committee.

For a day or two there has been in
circulation a rumor. founded on the
statement of a New York newspaper,
to the effect that Senator Hanna would
be retired from the chairmanship OF
the Republican national committee and
that Senator Aldrich would replace
him. When asked about this rumor
Senator Aldrich said:
II have no reason 10 believe that
there is anything i'm the story at all
II is the first that / have heard of any
such ching"
Have you been approached as "a
candidate for the position which it is
stated that Hanna must yacate?" Sem
ator Aldrlch was ascd.
II have not he replied.
Would YOU accept If such a position
were offered you2' he Was asked.
After a moments consideration the
senator said that he thought il would
be as well for him. under the circum-
stances, TO say n.thing about ". that
there was no probability Of Hanna's
removal. SO far as he knew. and that
therefore The story was scarcely
woithy of crcdcnCc
It is reported from an authoritative
source that Senator Aldldch will give
his undivided attention this winter to
the new financial bill he has prepared
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-11-16

A burglar was run down and caught
In this city last night by his intended
victim and a police officer. George w.
Browns residence was entered and he
was awakened by the cries OF his little
daughter. whose room the robber had
entered. He rose and gave pursuit.
chasing the thief into the arms OF OIL
Ger Godfrey. The burglar is an old Of
fender named John Rogers. and is 40
years old.
Mr. Browns residence is at No. E5
Orms street and 10 was about 1915
o'clock when all the family having re-
tired the burglar entered the little girl 8
room and put his hand over her mouth
The little one thought 1t was her moth
er and spoke. "DOn"t cry. don't cry
said the burglar ia what was intended
for soothing tone. but the strange
voice and the rough hand frightened
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-11-16
SYMPHONY CONCERT.
An Increased Attendance al The Second oil Inc
Series An In eresilng Program.

The second i'm the series of the Bos-
ton symphony orchestra concerts was
given lasu evening i'm Infantry hall, and
in spite OF the unpleasant weather,
there was a slight increase over the at
tendance at the first concert. The pro-
gram was entirely new, in as Tar as
Providence is concerned, each number
being played for the first time at these
concerts, and the soloist was also q
newcomer In this city. The concert
was. OF course. fully up TO the high
standard OF this splendid corps of mu-
sicians and the students OF the hlgher
musical works i'm the audience mani
Tested their appreciation of the work
by warm applause. The program was
as follows:
Moorish Rhapsody. Engelbert Hum
................ .s.... peiulhNh
1-Tarifa, Elegy at Sunrise: Langsam
GO mator)
2-Tangier A Night in the Moorish
Cafe Lebhaft CO major).
3-Tetuan. A Ride Into the Desert;
Mass gschnell CO minole.
Two Movements from Concerto for
Violoncello in ID minor.
................s. f4uOudIu i~1ip
2-Intermezzo: Andartino con molo
CO minor). Allegro presto GO ma
tort.
Introduction: Andante (B-fat NIL
nor). Allegro vivace Cd major).
Symphony No. 25. in G Minor.
..... Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
ALLEGRO con brio GO mtnor).
2-Andante CE-fiat ma1or).
3-Menuetto CO minor).
Trio CO major).
ALLEGRO (G minor).
The mastlifcent. playing Of Miss Elsa
Rucgger. without question one or the
most talented cello virtuosl who has
visited this country in recent years,
was. perhaps the moso delightful fea-
ture OF the concert. Her command OF
the instruments lis something remark
able. her tones are of the greatest pur-
dty and her phras,ng is almost perfect,
and altogether she can truly be called
most finished young artiste. The two
movements from a concerto by Lal1,
which she played were full or BRILL
ancy.
The Mozart symphony. which closed
the program. is one OF the greatest or
the famous composers earlier works,
and perhaps. for thls reason nd not
fayOrablv with the brilliant
that preceded IT, but those
who were able to appreciate the beauty
Of the work OF both composer and or
rhestra were delighted with the sweet
melody.
The third concert will be gwen on
Wednesday evening, Dec. 90.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-11-16
HAS A VICIOUS TEMPER.
UAagnan's Sore Sinks His Teeth Ino ,hs
Hand Ct an frpOys al lhe o,sr, rors,

The rough and unkempt be,s, tbat
"seu as DArtagnans horse by Mr.
James o'Nell in hiss performance of
me Musketeers" at the Providence
Vpe'a mousse appears 70 POSSESS sour
temper In ADDITION TO an unpreposses-
sing exterior for yesterday afternoon
the animal sank iis1.--4A.----.-, 49,, ,-,-,-.
hand q Charlie Johnson. ON of the
stage hands, innct.ng IA very painrll
wound i'''i
ne pony was purchased in West
held, Masa. for is ana was bnneht on
account " ifs dcgenerncv. The beast
seisen MS tgumry in tne Spanish waf
ana was az siboncy He is now some.
'hing IN the nature Of dramatic star
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-11-16
CHASED A BURGLAR in
HIS NIGHT CLOTHES.
Intruder Jumped Through Window
and Mr.. Brown FollOwed--PO-
Iiceman Helps in Capture.

the chi>, and she did cry in tones that
aMOke ner father.
Mr.. Roberts jumped from his bed ana
the burglar jumped through a pantry
window and Mr.. Roberts followed IN
his night clothes and after a hot, but
short chose. ne caught up TO the man
and for about a minute used him rather
roughly. The burglar then broke away /.
but n was only 40 run into the arms OF
Patrolman Godfrey. who soon had Rog-
ers under lock and key.
When Ro"ers was brought into the
district court today he showed plainly
The effects OF the pummelling he had
received an the hands OF Mir. Brown.
Rogers has a long police record ana
has repeatedly served terms for theft
assault and breaking and entering.
when arraigned Tor burglary before
Tudpe Sweetland ne pleaded guilty and
was held without bail for the action OF
the grand jury.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-11-16
NEWSLETS.

THE man who used TO shake the mat
Outside his backyard gate.
Now doffs his overcoat and hat
And shakes the furnace crate.
Chicago News.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-11-16

FINCWs GOLDEN WEDDING. pure rye
whiskey. suitable for family or mcdicinnl
use, Sl bottle. TllOS. GRIMES X bRO
DOrrance and Washington streets Tel l1sh
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-11-16
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

NARItAGANSETT- 5 Avery
Philadelphia; w l. Caldwell { q
Towne. Boston: S Gumpert New YORK;
{ Flinteman. Boston: w Emerson -
jacobson. IL Dewey, New YORK. "
n Lester, Providence: a ) Frank New
York; ID Peutingell. Boston; IL
Jenkins. Chicago; L A Gallagher w y
Graham. Il Black. c ID Spauldins' -
>leichard. William Jonas. New york.
5 Fales, Buffalo: A L Worm, George
Bell, New York: Paul Berkowitz' Fhl-
adelphia; Lee Dlmond. Hartford MT
and Mrs A Kahn, w Il Mendel' BehJa-
min Cook. New York: w George, Al
bany; Manly G Cain, Boston, Il Il APP
gar, Il Spelger. T. II Cross. Jr' New
York; Il Nj Tilrnghast. New Haven
M Druet. New York; S Kent, New
ark; l. Sessler, New York; q Church-
i'll, Boston: w + Rowe. NJ Stewart
New York Melvin Stone. Hartford n
l. Isaacs. + Maruin. New York Is Il
Crocker, Jr. + L. Fletcher, Mile Elsd
Ruegger, Boston. H. AndeI son, Feeks-
Kill. n w Boardman. Boston hIi q
Briggs, Voluntown. l. Il WEIGH, flIoh-
burg: j ii Heiman. New York. T. "A
Unger, w q Gray, New YORK, James
Thompson. Philadelphia IL G Ward,
Newark; George Warde, Boston; q w
Whitney, ii NJ Lange. j Bousali' II .
Donnelly, New York; $ G Worth, Fhll-
adelphia: James Clancy, Buffalo, Geo
III Hills. > B Chase. Fall RIVER -
Miller, Detroit: Thomas Caldwell New
burgh.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-11-16
The WEATHER.
Fair Tcnght and TOmoHow, Slightly Cooler With
Westerly Winds

Washington. Nov. i6.-For New Eng
land Fair tonight and tomorrow
slightly cooler with westerly winds.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-11-16
Nenthnd A,lrno,iu.I.h.l.

Ntot ono attractive Labels,
The J. J RYDER Co. a. Washington street,
make "a speciality 80 label work ut low prices,
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-11-16
ADJUSTMENTS TONIGHT.

PROVIDENCE OPERA HOUSE
''The Musketeers."
-.O.-
KEITH's NEW THEATRE-continu-
GUS performance.
--.o:--
EMPIRE--"Two Little Vagranss.'
-.o:-
OLYMPIC-Isham's Octoroons-
-:o.--
MISREPRESENTATION Watsons
Australian Burlesquers.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-11-16

DORRANCE y Lippman, New
York: A ID Franz, II j incoming, , II
Kane, Boston: + III Davis. Athoi, { IL
Daland, James Sweeney, Whltlnsvllie,
James Courtney, Willimantc. } Is
Wolf. New York; NJ Mclaughlin,
w Il Young Boston; Spencer Bacon,
New York; T. G Woodward, q Henry,
Boston; Il A Coburn, Chicago; w A
Brown Albany; nenry Speedy, Bos-
ton; Geo o Simmons, New York; Benz
Wilbur, South Scituate; r f Gerard,
Il + Cook, Boston: Herman Schmidt
Brooklyn; Il A McHugh, New York;
= ] Bowker, boston; l. I Stephenson.
j Turner, New York; II Shaw, w
f Kimball Boston; w Mccarthy Lit
tie, Newport; w A Armstrong, Pnila-
delph-a.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-11-16

NEWMAN = Spear. New York;
T j Marble, Geo A Hall A B Stewart.
Mrs. A b Stewart, Boston; G NJ
Wright Louisville; Max Dentz, New
York; w Stearns r Babcock, Chi
oqgo; II S Webber Phila elphia; III
Marble, Dover n II; Nicholson. Bos-
ton: Paul Theill, New York; Foster,
Jr, Boston; John A Spear, New York
w II Young, Boston; G r BroWn,Ph
adelphia; w III Peaslee, Boston; VIM
G Ely. Albany; Jas NJ Paine. Cincin-
matt; w Bishop, Worcester; r q
Scott. Newport: A Thomson, New
York; Thos Norton. Wakefield; X p
Warner y II LAWS. New York; T.
Roach. Albany; w f Gard, New York;
Earl Z Mason, HOpedale.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-11-16

CITY-John EngdaIe. Boston: s
Strauss, Miss N Y. Jr;" G + Horne,
Boston; f. Il Apgar New York; Miss II
M Shaw, G w Guptill, Boston; J Kill
ten. New York; Pete Baker, Florida; +
Dunnells. Lynn: + Weiss Providence;
r A Nolin, Skowhegan Me; S A Sch
neder, New York; G. NJ Williams, New
Bedford. V OhIander. Worcester;F Nj
Tabor, Providence w a Dodge, Block
Island; Dutton, Everett.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-11-16

Y-STANLEY--R A Haney
Boston. A Luther, Hampstead; {
Day, S Ducard and wife G r Clark, /
A Salam, Boston: L G. Kane, New
York: l. Stone and wife, G f White
and wife, Boston: A Osene and wife
New York F Brown, New Haven
Jas Downey. Providence.