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RIvERA's RESIGNATION
Seems to Have Been More Of a Dis
mIsanl Than OtherwIsc.

Seems TO Have Keen More OF q AIlB"
mIssnI Than Otherwise.
HAVANA, Oct. 27.-Gen. Rus Rivera.
former civil governor OF the province OF
Havana, whose withdrawal from the
goyernorship was cabied as a resigna-
ton, denies that he resigned, He snys
he was dismissed and that he does not
know upon what grounds the dismissal
was ordered. but he attributes his dis
mIssal to the direct influence of Senior
Domingo Mendoz Capote, secretary of
state In the advisory cabinet Of Cow
ernor General Brooke.
Senior Capote asserts that he request
ed Gen. Rivera to resign because he
was an obstructionlst and out of har-
mony with the administration and that
Gen. Rivera replied that he would walt
until he was dismissed, which was de-
cided upon Immediately.
La Lucha, referring to the dismissal,
says: 1.-THE sole cause was the refusal
Of Gen. Rivera to allow cock fighting,
his course in this respect being con-
trary to previous order emanatlhg
from Senior Capote permitting It."
La Discussion says; THE occurrence
shows the lamentable lack OF harmony
between prominent Cubans occupying
leading positions. The government
must have had exceptional reasons for
Diminishing such prominent man."
81 Cubano, IN an editorial on the
general state OF affairs, abuses the
Americans and congratulates Gen. ri.
vera on his dismissal, adding: Cuba Is
had bad Spanish laws. Now she is
worse governed than ever, as both the
American and Spanish laws are In
force, to be used at the option of the
Americans"
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MARTINS FERRY NEWS,
Tho Daily Chronicle Of WhcclinG''
Progressive NoIghbOr.

The Republican county executive
committee met at st. Clnlrsvlllc yestcr-
day morning for the purpose Of select
ing candidate for the Republican
ticket for land appraiser of this city
mnde vacant by the death OF J. b.,
Montgomery. There were three Gsplr-
ants for the position, NJ. G. Mitchell, Il.
ID. Stricklin and 4, T, Dinsmore, ana
the fourth ballot resulted IN the seleo-
tlon Of NJ. G. Mitchell. The final ballot
was as follows: Mitchell D. Sirlckiln l
and Dinsmorc ..
The festival and bazaar given by the
ladies' OF the German Lutheran church
last evening, was largely attended and
thoroughly enjoyable. II VIII be re-
pcatCd this evening.
The Thlmblc Bee win be entertained
next Friday afternoon by Mrs. $. O.,
Robinson, assisted by Mrs. James Rails
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BELLAIRE HAPPENINGS.
Matters OF Interest in tic Metropolis
orBrlmOmt County

A little child of Frank Bailey died
yesterday from the effects OF n scald-
ing received on Thursday by n Kettle OF
boiling water being accidentally knock
ed off the stove. The accident was a
horrible one, but was not thought 10
have been SO serious at the time,
The residence OF William Mackey, a
tenant on the Potts farm at Ollie
Bottom, was burned to the ground
Thursday. The loss Is placed ut from
$500 to 5000 with no insurance.
The old woman locked up for drunk
enness and released when sober, had TO
be locked up again. She Is seventy-iour
years Of age and woefully gone to the
drink habit.
A surprise farewell party was given
to Fred Blngle and wife at their home
on Gruvel Hill. Thursdny night. by
several couples OF vlvaelous young
folks,
Col. Poorman. wife and daughter,
Mrs Thomas +. Hart. took n drive
down to Shadys!de yesterday. where
the colonel and his wife think OF locnt-
ing.
The men interested in the deal with
the Belmont Coal Company were here
yesterday. looking up the matter and
getting bearings as TO the surroundings,
Hon. j. j. GIN was in town few
minutes yegteydsy, on his way to
Rarnesvlll,. where he mingled with the
people for several hours.
John TcmDI Graves will lecture at
the First Presbyterian church next
Tburs5nv might. but his subject has not
'yT NM "s.'' ,,,t,. non,,,,,s,,onors and in.
or ny =, vVu di,.oo,oys arc nons,der,nq n
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Cheol,ers. inBeIIairt

A revival Of the checker cTase has
struck Belialre within the past ;two
weeks, and everyone who ever could or
did play Is brusS3lg up. All the local
dealers have sold SIT their stock of the
boardaa One Retailer who; had
over two dozen a week or two ago, has
sold out completely. Interest fentera
4jiayers and the Big Four Of VEheelllg,
tfRibh Is to be played here Saturday
Bellalre Herald Ttibune; 81
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CHICAGO. oct. 27.ABOb f9ltztimfaons
reached Chicago to-day for hIA night
with JEFF Thorne at Tattersalls to-mor-
row night.
~ am the logical opponent for the
winner Of the JefTiesrsSh4rkey lSht,
said he. "Jeffrlea. / think, VIII be the
winner. What ig,more. hope he will.
right myself betot the public, Before
many months I,iiltand to be mot only
the middle weight champion, which
am now.-but the champion Of the world
M well - 81 fil4t
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men took matters easier. In the twen-
ty-hrst Connolly rushed Matty to the
ropes twice. and Alatty clinched each
time. Connolly sent his right hard over
the kidneys and hooked 1t twice more to
the short ribs. Then they exchanged
hard lefts on the jaw and the round
ended in q. cllnch. Al the close Of the
twentY-hfth round Connolly had such
decided lend that II seemed certain he
must get the decision. but the referee
decided II a draw. n ~ III
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susouEHANNA, Pa, oct, 27.-Two
farmers, Patrick o'Rourkc and Michael
CreeEan. OF Windsor township, Boone
countySN, Y, met death suddenly last
night at Windsor Crossing. on the Erie
railroad, ak miles from Susquehannn.
Returning from SusQuehnnna they
were oh the crossing when their wagon
was struck by n train. Both men We're
hurled into the air aud instantly killed
Tho horses wrce also killed and the
wagon wrecked.
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MINNEAPOLIS. MINI, Oct, 27,-A
Journal dispatch from Aberdeen, s. D.,
says; Reports from Senator Petit
Crews meeting ut woonsocket, credit
him with having eulogized Agulnnldo ns
a patriot and hero. He never once re-
ferred to the achievements Of the South
Dakota regiment In LuEon or mention
ed Its home coming. At the conclusion
Of this portion Of his address, he said:
II am ashamed OF my country; would
pull down the tl0g and go back and blot
out recent history II could"
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Totals.
=, =. Mhittlngton and PIepers
WHEELING LEAGUE.

The crack Wheclln61 lest lAa thErd game
with the Emlgrants IN tao Wheeling
league last evening. WheclIngs played
great ten.pins, ayernEirG G. or loo per
game. Marschncr's 2j5 r. the second
game was the hest performance OF thS
year Franz. too was In form and rolled
20 even for his team In the third game
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OuR ~ 20 Overcont saves YOU money
and glVCs sat IAfautlOn shown only At
NJ. QUIAfAN q co.,
Twelfth ana Main atrrOta.
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ssaesal Meae...
NToTIcE TO BoND-HoLDERs or
IN THE WHEELING STEEL & IRON

AToTIcE TO BoND-HoLDERs OF
IN THE WHEELING STEEL & IRON
Tho Wheeling stOel & Iron Company, In
accordance with tho provisions Of It1
mOrtEnge deed Of trust made on the let
day Of November, 1892. hereby. gives notice
OF It's intention TO redeem all Of ,ltS out-
standing bonds secured by said mortgage.
being the bonds numbered from 1gB to- 900,
inclusive, by tho payment OF such bonds
on the LIST day OF November, 1893, at The
National Exchange Bank OF Wheeling,
which bank has been selected by tho
Wheeling Title e Trust Company, tho
trusteO under said mortgage deed ofstriAt,
as the place OF deposit for the payment Of
said bonds. IN the stead Of Tho Exchange
Bank Of Wheeling, which has ceased to do
buSiness; and further gives notice that
upon such payment tho coupons then Iin.
mHtur0d for interest on said bonds Will
become void. .a
WHEELING STEEL q
IRON COMPANY.
H. w, BoNeFG, Secretary,
WHEELING TITLE q
TRUST COMPANY, Trustee.
L. r. Stifhl. Secretary.
Bond.holderB who may desire TO eNs
change the bonds held by them. for new
first mortgage per cent bonds Of the
company at par should make early apple
cation at the office Of the company:
au23 =. ". B0WERs. secretary.
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Last night little Irene Myers demon
strated her versatility and her marvel
Gus memory and dramatic ability as
well, by playing the role Of Little
Lord Fanntleroy." n part which Is said
TO contain more lines than Hamlet. Her
work was enthusiastically applauded at
times. md II was not only evidence Of
approclatlnE bright child, but reoF
ognitlon OF genuine art Thlf after
noon her company will present Two
Orphans" the famous emotional play
IN which little Irene appears ns Lou
Isc," the blind girl TO.nightH bill M.ll
be thu sensational melodramn, The
Shadow Detective
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uIC limo OF Odd PRnaA, T4c 20 50 40,
hS,st values for your MONEY In town Rt
NJ. GuTMAN 4 CO.'S,
TWOlfth and Main Streets
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asaa.s.e aaase.

nRnFTTa IN STOCKS, WHEAT AND
j COTTON. AiRekey's Modern Methods
:, Money Write for our sFsS beck 81
York ao.s.
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ASK to Her Our nOhlAy stripe Worstnd
suits ut StOs only to be soon herr
nj. GuTMAN 8 co..,
Twelfth aud Main streets
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CA 94'0E e.
AHA Kind You llap kIVays BeEt,A
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DECLARED a DRAW

Implrc-'Detwller.
SgUgcrs-FranI ana schHIer'
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few years ago was taken with in0Gm.
mRtory rheumatism, which became so intenSn
that was for weeks unable TO walk. tried
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JUST received, q nav limo OF Covert
ovOTcoats, all shadee. 81 I6 to $40.
NJ. GUTMAN & CO.,
Twelfth and Main streets.
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Houses, Room and Flats for
Desirable Tenants.

TITB LOAN MONEY ON RIAL IlSs
w TATE on easy monthly payments.
Write for particulars. r. II. SLOAN, Seq
rotary, Telephone Building, wheeling, ".
Va. au2.tthGsg
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will euro perfectly and permanently
It Ia guaranteed purely vegetable, and
contains no potash, mercury Of other
mineral. Books mailed tree BY swift
Specific Co., Atlanta, GS
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DIED VERY SUDDENLY.
Mr. wghlman fell Is~Slrrsi Near karaganssit
EHo'eI, Was Carried In, Died In a Few Minutes.

William Byron Wightman, who was a
member of the firm OF Waldron, Wight
man * Co. for many years, fell in the
street in frnnt-nf the -Narra&aHSett He-
tel at 1880 Sunday morning and died in
a few minutes. Mr.. Wightman had been
I'm poor health for years. suffering a
complaint that confined him to his
home for weeks at time. He left the
lobby of the hotel at 1880 and went out
the side entrance TO Weybosset street.
Then his heart failed him and. feeling
his weakness, he tried to get back into
the hotel corridor. He fell. was carried
into the hotel and placed on "A couch
where ne died before medical aid could
reach him. The police were notified
and Medical Examiner Perkins was
summoned. who state heart disease to
be the cause of death. Mr.. Wightman
is survived by a wife, a son and a
daughter. In his early life Mr.. Wight
man conducted Il grocery store at OIL
neyVille and later opened store I'm this
city. Afterwards he entered the firm
mentioned above The later part of his
connection with the firm Mr.. Wight
man was not actively engaged i'm its
affairs. although greatly Interested. He
was about So years of age.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-04-17
JOHN LIS ESCAPE.
kasaueraded as Locomotive Engineer 10 Pre-
rent Arrest al Is orla, Ore.

Astoria. ore, April 17.-Former
champion John l.. Sullivan. while here
Sunday night was compelled To hide 20
prevent arrest. The church people
swore out a warrant on Wednesday
charging him with violating the law
by appearing i'm a boxing contest on
Sunday. Manager Selig, of Fishers
Opera House, was also charged with
the offence Of conducting a theatre on
the Sabbath. The warrant for the ar
rest OF Sullivan was placed i'm the
hands OF a constable. who tried 90 serve
it. Sullivan, however, had been told
OF the issuance of the warrant, and
while the performance was still going
on stole quietly out OF the stage en-
trance and made his way TO his special
train, which was scheduled TO leave sc
IL o'clock for Victoria. Officers were
at the depot 10 arrest him, but he took
refuge i'm the engine and thus eluded
his pursuers. Sullivan donned the gar
ments OF an engineer at the depot and
was at the throttle when the train
pulled out
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-04-17
ADMINISTRATOR SUED.
Mr.. Greene and His Bondsmen Defendants In a
Sli For $92628I.

The Municipal Court has begun suit
through Attorney Frederick Reuckert
against Charles Greene and Jarvis II.
Swan OF this city and Amasa Sprague
Of Warwick To recover $9,262.Sl. Mr..
Greene was administrator on the estate
of the late Welcome Greene and the
other parties with Thomas j. Carpen-
ter were sureties. Gustave A. Lenz
and wife got judgment against Greene
and the sureties The Greene estate
was a big one and the bond in the pro-
bate court was 100000. Judgment for
sl1, ,2S2.69 and Si6635 costs was obtained
i'm the supreme court in July. 1876. IL
was admitted the administrators had in
his hands SSs. .62O.9l at one time and the
bond was chanceriZed. The balance
sued for still remains unpaid.
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Hearing in Appellate Court.

The appellate court today heard and
sustained demurrer TO replications in
the case of Charles r.. Sullivan vs.. Sally
l.. Thompson. G. j. a. for plaintiff and
%. H. Fitzgerald and W Il. Greene for
defendant.
Plaintiff 3 exceptions to the rulings
of the district court OF sixth judicial
district I'm the case of George j. Gam
NELL W. Asa l.. Allen were heard by the
same court. j. G. Quinn for plaintiff
The ease Of A. ID. Cairns VS. Leroy :.
Grant. Heard an defendants petition
Tor "A new tr ial. u. ~. SloCum for plain
tiff and f.. =. owen for defendant.
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NEWS NOTES.

Violent earthquakes occurred In Pol.
ogOncsus. peninsula In the southern
portion OF Greece Many houses coll
iapsed st Gascouni and elsewhere. but
no fatalities have boon reported.
owen zeigler OF Philadelphia knocked
out Frank Wango. Canadian Indian.
In the srccrd round of what was to have
been "a ZO-rDuud bout ut l.N pounds at
Brooklyn. The Indian was outcIassed
The Emery Han block at Bucksport.
Me. occupied by the summer ana
Winter hotel. Diusmorc Shoe company
and w. A. Romick paper hauriurs was
damaged 70 the eXtlnt Of about 5000 by
fire.
Rev w. H. Morrison. for neSriy 4,
years pastor of the Uniyersaiisf ,hurc n
% Manchester. ~. 49,. has accepted a
cali % the Jniversalist church al brock
ton. Mas ISIS resignation vlli tste q.
fcft Jane 1.
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Hon. YiFamf. Courtney Dead.

Lowell April Hon William T..
Courtney three times mayor of Lowell,
died at s. o'clock this morning at St
Johns hospital, Ills Illness. kidney
trouble. extended over a period OF al
few months ago, Last Tuesday he was
taken Co ST Johns hospital and the
doctors then stated that death was only
a question ~ a few days.
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Two Newspapers Sued For ubsl.

The Providence Journal company and
the Providence Telegram company
have been each sued for 5000 by Of
ficer George Lewis of Warwick Of
flcer Lewis charges that ths Evening
Bulletin and the Evening Telegram
falsely and maliciously published an
article on March 10 OF the present year
accusing him of having forged pen-
sion check OF his fathers and got $36
thereon.
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Verdict for $1,000.

The jury i'm the case of George Libra
against the town OF Cumberland today
brought in "a verdict for the plainunf
for $1,000 Libras was one of Filling
hasts walters. who assisted i'm the ban
quot of the WoonsoCket Business Mems
Association I'M January 1896. The NOV
Ing wagon I'm which the walters ana
dishes We're being sent back went over
Tho side VI a bridg- near Manville.
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viii Contest Grandiaihsrs VIII.

Florence II. Wiubour. who represents
herself as the only grandchild and next
of kin of Charles w. Wilbur deceased,
has taken an appeal from the decision
OF the municipal court fthis city ad-
nitting a certain instrument writing
g. be the last VII and testament of Mr..
Wilbour. The appellant claims her
grandfather was not of sound and dis
posing mind when he made what pur-
ports 10 be his last Will
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WANT MORE TIME.

Washington. April 1.-THE Cuban
planters committee now here. will IN
terview members OF the cabinet and urge
the necessity OF a longer extension OF
mortgages In Cuba than the one year
conceded them by the administration
They will ask for three years as the
minimum
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THE BADGER AT FRISCO.

San Francisco. April 1.-THE United
States steamer Badger has arrived at
this port. IA days from Callao. Peru,
thus completing her voyage around the
horn. She will go 10 the Mare Island
navy yard to he overhauled preparatory
TO her departure for Ania with the mem
bers of the Samoan commission.
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new STEAMER IN THIS PORT.

NtOnllnucu from rage OHc)
son mohair plush. Social hall is fin
ished I'm ivory white and gold. furniture
upholstered i'm green mohair plush. All
the state rooms i'm Social hall have
folding beds. The ship is lighted
throughout with electric lights, SUP
piled by a duplicate electric plant Of
the Lundell system. also electric cal,
/ bells from every state room.
The officers OF the steamer are: Cap
tain. Frank NJ. Howes: first officers.
John Johnson: second officer. Collision
Warwick: chief engineer John II. Ken
nard first assistant engineer, Richard
Elmer. second assistant engineer, Frank
Disney; port steward, j. j. McBriarty:
chief steward and purser, William j.
lie Comptc. Mr.. w. i. Duffy, OF Bal
timore the electrician of the company
came on the Kershaw. and he states
that the vessel is equipped with $50
incandenscent lights, "A search light Of
50,000-candle power. two dynamos OF
j. X. w, and n system of automatic
side lights. the Merchants and Miners
being the only line TO use them.
The appointments of the main saloon
are very elaborate and the apartment
liz full of air and sunlight. the arrange
ment of skylights and glass domes be-
ing very attractive indeed. A pretty
feature OF this saloon is the arrange
ment at the after end of the silver
china and glass closets. an arrange
ment made specially at the request OF
Steward lie Compte, and which adds
greatly 20 the beauty OF the apartment.
Everything in the arrangement OF pam
tries. store rooms. quarters for the
crew. officers rooms and dining quar-
ters is as near perfection as IL is pos
sible 10 find.
The accommodation for the table are
of the latest pattern i'm improvement.
The kitchen. ice rooms. provision chests
and everything Of the kind are suo-
piled with everything that Is necessary.
Mr. John Campbell, the chief cook, has
charge of this department, and he just
ly feels proud OF the fact that he has
been with Capt. Howes for 16 consecu-
tive years. In a word it is as fine u
steamship as is to be found outside ot
the big transatlantic lines. and the pa
irons of the line will undoubtedly be
delighted with the Kershaw.
Mr.. William Is. Turner. OF Baltimore.
the general superintendent of the line,
came on the first trip and he expresses
himself as delighted with the steamer
and all her appointments.
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SAW SHOTS FIRED.

Canton. O.. April l7.--Attorneys for the
state regard Saturday as their red letter
day i'm the trial OF Mrs. George. They
produced two eye witnesses TO the firing
OF two of the shots which took effect I'm
Saxton's body. one Of whom claimed 30
have identified Mrs. George positively as
having fired the shots.
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Judgment FOR S.

Jennie A Leith was given Judgment
against George y schuyler ina JudpG
Rogers court This morning for s.. M.
costs Mrs Leith claimed $4,000 dam
nCps for The troyor and conversion OF O.
dru- store at corner ~ Livingstone aui
North Main streets. and al its con-
tents. by schuyler. who is constable.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-04-17
KING ESTATE.
Second Distribution Authorized by the
Probate Court.
Amount 10 Be Distributed Among Heirs Is
$45O,000 -0nY $4,000 Left

In the probate court at Newport this
morning the administrators Of the VIII
liam II. King estate were authorized 10
make second distribution of the es-
tate among the heirs.
The amount to be distributed this
time is about $45O.OO0. which is all that
remains of the estate except $4,000 re-
served for eXpenses
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London. April 1.-THE British steam
sr IIcrmea. from Buenos Ayres. April
3. FOR Liverpool has arrived az Per
nambuco. having IN tow the British
steamer AvOry Hill. from lquique for
81 Vincent via Bio Jaueir1. With pro-
uf'tr -i~r broken.
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a CARD

We. the undersigned. agree 30 refund tho
money on n nftv cent bottle ~ sfrcne's
WARRANTED SyIup ~ Tar u ~ fails a. cure
,ouf cough ~ colt. We nl-o guarantee ID
fwentf .nvc cent Ditfie 20 prove satisfactory
~ no pay
Eiandina fB'andI~g 70 weybosset street
n. . Bianfing. A. north Main street.
NJ o. HlnndinE. - We tninstcr street.
A. ". feDnef. Jr. 80 Westminster street.
We, ,non, smith Co. y kxchnngc Place.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-04-17

Norris argued that the doctor might
have been careless in the matt- and
would OF course now say that things
were done as they should have been.
Frank III. Jackson was associated with
Cooke & Angel and made a brief argu-
ment. The court held the matter Tor
advlsement.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-04-17
TRIPLE MURDER.

Paris. Tex. April i,.--Solomon Hatema
while intoxicated. shot and killed his
wife. child and brother at his home. 1--WE
miles west Of Grat, r. Hatema Ia a
fun hlooded Choctaw. and was for a
long time 1udEe OF kiamiu county lie
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-04-17
NO PROBE FOR THE
PLATT LAW FIRM.
Mazet Conplittee Voted Five TO Two
Against Neutrality-suspicious.
Hired to Swear Falsely.

had sworn 10 an affidavit regarding the
truth of which he had NO idea. The
afiidast had been dictated by silver
Dollar" Smith. ana he had been APP
preached by policemen and politicians,
who wanted him % testify dIflercntly.
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REPORT

nF the condition OF the MERCHANTS Ma
~ TIoNAL BANK. at Providence. In tho State
Of Rhode the etese= se=aI=basiness-= Pfil
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FURNISHED ROOMS To LET'S
John street. corner Brook. DD