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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-08-23
PAWTUXET VALLEY.

Road Commissioner Berard is putting
in fine condition Church street, Cromp-
ton.
Maid Marion Circle, c. o. F., held an
important meeting In Arctic last night.
Mr.. j, ii. Murphy of the Riverpoint
Telegraph Exchange is taking a ten
days vacation.
Yesterday morning Calvin Coles new
carryall was compNtely wrecked by a
collision with a Fiskevile trolley car
on Main street, Phenix, near the post
Office. The boy was driving II and was
thrown out but sustained no material
INJURY. The horse ran away after the
coHislon but was caught without fur
ther damage. being frightened at the car
ana threw the carriage across the
track
stephen W.Griffln, town clerk Of Cow
entry, is confined to his house by sick
ness. His daughter, Miss Griffin, is
ming his place for n few days.
The men employed under Foreman
Egbert who have been employed in the
construction OF the Interlaken new
WORKS, upon the conclusion of the loD,
presented him with an elegant meer-
schaum pipe.
The funeral of Mrs Sarah Deering.
wife of John F. Deering, principal Of
Arctic public school, was numerously
attended by her friends and relatives
yesterday morning at ST. James church
Arctic. Solemn high mass was celebra-
ted. The fiofal contributions were nu-
merous. handsome and appropriate for
the solemn occasion. The remains We're
inferred in st. Mary's cemetery. Cromp-
ton.
The funeral OF Patrick DALEY or Ma
TICK, n well known member Of the hrm
OF Daley brothers. tinsmiths, Natick.
took place yesterday and was largely
attended. Requiem mass was offered AT
st. Joseph's church. AMI the remains
were accompanied by a long line OF car
riages to st. Mary's cemetery, Cromp-
ton.
large gathering Of Daughters or
Rebecca was held ut Odd Fellows hall,
Riverpoint. Monday evening. when
Mary Dodge. ID. Of r.. was visited by
large number from Providence by
trolley and Eugenla Lodge from An
thony.
Quite number of ties and wires
were struck by lightning I'm Crompton
during the recent shower.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-08-23
FL|RTED BY The
SAD SEA WAVES
Mrs. Campbell Caught Her
Husband With Blonde Woman.
GAVE BOTH A TONGUE LASHING.
Husband Threatened Her With Arrest and
Hurried Away With Companion
WIFE DECLARED SHE'LL GET DIVORCE.
Untsriaksr DsnInga's Woes -Psstsrsd BY III,
Unwslcoms Attentions OF Mature Widow.
No Is forosd 10 Seek Protection In Court
Husband Threatened Her With Arrest and
Hurried Away With Companion
WIFE DECLARED SHE'LL GET DIVORCE.

New York. Aug 23.-All flirtations by
happily. Here, a wife made things
pleasant for her husband. Mrs. r.
Campbell, New York." registered at the
Plaza Hotel, Asbury Park, yesterday.
She said she lived at the Audubon,
Thirty ninth street and Broadway,
New York. and that she was looking for
her husband. In the evening s4e took
her stand on the broad walk and wait
ed. She had not long TO wait. Along
came a handsom- blonde woman and "A
well dressed man. Mrs. Campbell
sprang at them, her umbrella upraised,
she. poured out a flood OF reproches.
What are you doing hcre?" l gave
you $500 TO have a vacation at Sara
toga. Instead of that you are here
spending my money on this woman!"
Then TO the woman
what are you doing here with my
husband? l know you. You call your
self Wright. but you're wrong, and
you'll get left. You know he's my hus-
band and that his name is Chaplin.
though his stage name is Campbell"
Keep your hands of me-" said the
blonde woman coldy.
Keep your hands off that woman or
I'll have you arrested" said the we'll
dressed man. and he violently pushed
Mrs. Campbell away.
She sank upon n bench. exclaiming,
"I'li get a divorce"
The well dressed man and the blonde
woman hurried away.
Here a mature widow made life mis-
cradle for a bachelor.
Michael j. Deninger is an undertaken.
When he IS not profiting by death at
his shop, No. 1770 Fulton street. Brook
lyn. he is enjoying life at the Coney ISL
and hotels. In Magistrate Nostrand's
court yesterday he complained against
Mrs. Mary Dishman. so years old, OF
No. 2S6 Gates avenue. Brooklyn.
she has been annoying me for six
weeks" said .Deninger. "She follows
me here, and IL I do not ask her to join
the company I'm I'M she raises row.
Just now / had to have her arrested"
He Tilted me-" said Mrs. Dishman.
"He trified with my affections. Now he
runs after younger women-the
younger the better"
She promised not 10 annoy the un-
dertaker Fifteen minutes after her re-
lease a policeman took her into court
again. She had threatened to shoot
Deninger. Magistrate Nostrand put
her under $500 bail to keep the peace.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-08-23
HAVOC BY A
HURRICANE.
Great Damage Wrought Along
Middle Atlantic Coast.
WRECKAGE CAST UP BY THE SEA
Shore From Kinnaket TO Hatteras StreWn
With Fragments Of Wrecks.
SHIpWRECKED SAILORS At NORFOLK.
ThIriy-fw Came From Hattsras-Elsven vssssls
Arc Stranded Between The Cape and New RIVER
Inlst-Four Sailors Drown:d.

Norfolk, Va, Aug 23-The recent
hurricane which dealt death and de-
struction in Porto Rico apparently lost
but little of it's fury when 1t struck tho
Atlantic coast. No such damaging re-
suit has attended a storm in the past
quarter of a century in this section and
the stretch of beach from Kinnaket to
Hatteras. n. c.. a distance of about IS
miles. bears evidence of the force of
the gale. Spars, masts and general
wreckage of schooners are strewn
about with now and then a body wash
ed ashore. High seas and winds which
blew increasingly day and night at a
75-mile velocity were the cause of the
disasters and that more lives were not
lost lis considered by many survivors a
miracle. Thirty-five shpwrecked sea-
men who had nothing in the world bus
the few tattered clothes on their backs
some sick and all miserable, arrived
here yesterday from Hatteras by way
of the Norfolk and Southern railway
from Elizabeth City.
1t is from them that the story was
learned. They report no less than IL
vesEgs ashore on the coast between
Hatteras and New River inlet. and es-
timated that 30 lives were lost. Among
those who arrived there are ten of the
crew of the barkentine Priscilla, Capt
Springstein of Baltimore, which vessel
lies broken in three pieces on Gull
shoals, rs miles north of Cape Hatteras.
There were four fatalities shortly after
the vessel went ashore the captains s
wife being washed overheard and
drowned. as were the captains two
sons, "a and II years. and one Golden
borough, n relative OF one NJ the ves-
sells owners. Capt. Springstein escap-
ed withthe remainder Of the crew. bur
he lis still at Hatteras suffering from
wound in the breast All of the ves-
sells crew were injured more or less.
The schooner Robert w. Dazey. Capt.
Olsen, Philadelphia for Jacksonville.
with coal, struck the beach Thursday.
the 17th. and was partially washed
away The crew OF six men were saved
by the life saving crew.
The schooner Florence Randell. Capt.
Cavalier. Long Island TO Charleston. s.
G.. with fertilizer. struck Wednesday
and went to pieces The crew of ten
and the captains wife were rescued.
The schooner Minnie Bergen. Capt.
Bowman, from Philadelphia for Nue.
vitas. Cuba. with dron coal and oil. an
chored on Thursday. and shipped her
cable Friday morning. She los; several
sails and struck In the forenoon OF Fri
day at Chicamicolllco. Her crew OF Ia
men were reached by life savers.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-08-23
BRISTOL.

Manager Perry OF the Bristol team
became weary in trying to make sat-
tsfactory arrangements with Manager
McDonough of the Warren team for the
third game OF the series, and has cam
celled next Sundays game at the TrotA
ting park. 1t seems likely that the third
game will not be played at all, as Man.
ager McDonough has retired from the
management of the Warren team.
Manager Perry Is arranging for a game
on the common with the King Philips
OF Fall River. The Brfstols will play
the St. Mbchaels at Rock Point next
Sunday afternoon.
DIR. o. II. Siegel reported a case of
typhoid fever yesterday. The sufferer
is Joseph Bernard of Constitution
street Another case iE reported at
Bristol Neck, being Louis Coggeshall,
the soprano OF the Trinity boys choir.
A number of young ladies are arrang-
ing for a subscription dance TO be given
in G. A. X. hall, Tueday evening.
August 20.
Miss Emile ]. Rich who is spending
the summer in town. the guest of her
sister. Mrs. William III. Bell will give a
parlor musicale on the evening of Sep
tember at the residence OF Mrs. Au-
gustus Rich, Union street. Miss Rich
will be assisted by Mrs. Alice +. Wes-
ley. soprano OF Providence, Miss Emily
ID. Bennett of this town. pianist. and
Mr.. Howland Pitman, reader. of Provi-
dence.
The members OF the FIRST Congrega-
tional Sunday school will make their
annual excursion to Newport on
Corsair. Friday. August %.
Dogs are making sad havoc with
fowls here. Councilman Mason, who
resides on Metacom avenue had large
number killed. Mr.. Nathaniel @. Her
reshoff had a number destroyed at his
farm house on Griswold avenue, and
another lot was killed at the Ferry
Cliff farm.
Mr.. Howard Clark. son Of Rt. Rev.
Bishop Clark. who recently purchased
the DIR. Hall property on BRISTOL Neck.
has had plans prepared for a line resi-
dence.
Lieut.. George w. Suydam. commando
ing the Naval Reserves Torpedo COM
pany has received orders Tor the nrst
division to go on a weeks tour OF duty
on II. s Prairie next Sunday.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-08-23
MOONLIGHT EXCURSIONS.
Large Parties Enloyed Those Of s.. WIhs'mlna
Soclsy and caIyau Cub.

The St. Wilhelmina Benevolent Aid
Society gave It's annual moonlight ex-
curslon last night, and the steamer
Favorlte carried one of the largest
crowds OF the season for n moonlight
outing. Kern's orchestra furnished mu-
sic and the trip, as far as Newport and
return, was a delightful one. The COM
mittee consisted OF Mrs. j. McCarron.
chairlady: Mrs. II. III. Whalen, treas
urer; Miss Julia Farrell. secretary Mrs
Minehan and Mrs. Harrison.
The Calvary Club Of the Calvary
Baptist church had its annual moon
light excursion last evening and sailed
down the bay and around Prudence
Island In the steamer Warwick, which
carried very large party The Talma
ladies' orchestra furnished the music.
and the committee consisted OF Ellis
Cranston, president: l. Esleeck, chas-
man; Ed Allebtaugh. II. Lindsey, o..
Nelson and G.. Arnold.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-08-23
AT The NORTH END.

For the past few years il has been
the custom OF number OF prominent
young men OF Wanskuck to pay Wis
it in summer to Prudence Island and
there take possession OF the Lookout
house. This year is no exception TO the
custom and Frederick III. Sonner. Will
liam Bennett, Esq, John Lord. Will
liam White, John Parker, John Boyd,
John Bamford. Russell Foxley, Will
liam Noble, Fred White and Edward
Clegg make up one of the jolliest par
ties ever on the island. They have set
program for every day of their visit
and for the next 10 days the sedate
island promises TO be as lively as a
Partisan cafe. Yesterday the party
tried fishing and II any one ever doubt
ed the truth of the saying that fish
like to be caught all doubts must for
ever end for the fish caught on quicker
than an Admiral street car goes by Ea-
gle park, when one OF the crowd wants
40 go down town but the motorman
doesn't see him. one big fish that didn't t
think he was fat enough last year TO be
| caught slid onto the hook of one of the
' party Just as soon as the hook touched
| the water. Every friend of the party
| expects TO enjoy two or three fish din
ners next week i'm Eagle park. Some
| yachts lave been hired and a clut
| formed OF which Fred. Sonner has beer
| chosen commodore.
| Lead pipe thieves are at work agar
! in this vicinity but will probably b'
rounded up as quickly as is the custom
| OF officers of the Second station to dc
such things. Last evening a man who
had entered three vacant houses on th'
east side and took some piping and cop
per boilers was taken into custody. He
was arraigned in court this morning
Besides capturing a thief the police
last night made several arrests fol
drunkenness.
| couple of the worst looking old
| blocks on Charles street have been
| torn down by the city authorities as the
| owners took no steps to ge. the same
out OF the lines of the improved high
way. The moving of number of build
ings back has given masons plenty OF
work.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-08-23
STAGE COACH HOLD UP.


Dillon. Aug. 23.-The stage between
Salmon CITY and Red Rock was held
mp yesterday half mile inside the Ida
no line eighty miles from here, by four
men. n. T. Reilly. manager Of the
dredge company working near Salmon
City was a passenger. lie had $4,000 In
gold dust. The robbers took u and es-
capped on horses Sheriff Pile and depu-
ties have left for Bannock In pursuit.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-08-23
WOMAN MURDERS WOMAN.


Cincinnati. Aug. PA special from
Matewan. w. Va. says: Martha Dan
iels crossed the river from Kentucky 10
Thacker. w Va. and going in the back
door OF a house. cut Mrs. Belle Collins
TO death and fed back 10 Kentucky,
The woman was literally cut TO pieces"
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-08-23

efHs wrstow's SOOTHING SYRUP has ben
osed for over nfty wears by millions "a
mothers for their children while teething.
with perfect success. n soothes the child
eoftens the gums. slleys all pain, cures wind
collie, and T. the best remesy for Diarrhna.
A. will relieve the poor little suferer immc-
dintviy. Sold by Druggists IN every part of
the world. Twcniy i've cents n bottle. Bs
sure and ssk for Mrs. Wtnslow's Soothing =
vyrup," and take NO othor kind
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-08-23

cor course" said Miss Cayenne. you
saw thu show y-placrs OF the French cap
irll as an tourists do. But did you
mingle with the people there. and get
really acquainted with the cityl Did
you see Paris proper"
mo" answered Will, Washington.
ITO tell the truth, didn't think Paris
ever was that way. ay."-washington Star.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-08-23
The PROVIDENCE NEWS

secured control of the sale OF one Of the
most wonderful inventions in the Cal
culating Lead Pencil. Difficult numbers
are instantly multiplied. See u today
at the News office. Weybosset street.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-08-23
RUSH FOR PENCILS UEaBaTtD.

The rush for the News Calculating
Pencils was undated yesterday. Ev-
erybody wants one.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-08-23
EARL CARPENTER & SONS co.

No. q Wcstminster ST., cor. Dyer.
This old-established house wholesale
and retail ICE at fair prices. and by
prompt attention to business and thu
employment of good men IN their sew
erai departments. merit a continuance
Of the patronage so long enjoyed.
Telephone 2is6.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-08-23
ssSton on naK.

s'Stop on nag.
n Sleeping cars only. All parioS
cars. a Via Walpole Line.
n Except Mondays.
Roat from Fall River.
G. PETER CLARK. A. c. KENDALL
Cen. Supt. Gen. Pass'r. Agf
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-08-23

RAILR0ADA
NEW YORK. NEW HAVEN AND
HARTFORD RAILROAD.
EASTERN DISTRICT.

Time tables giving full informatiou
ns to local and through train service may
pe obtained at Providence station and
stations below.
Train service from Providence.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-03
BRAVERY Of
An ENGINEER.
Averted a Terrible Catastrophe in a
Columbus Factory.
FIVE HUNDRED LIVES At STAKE.
And He Worked Like a Hero in Clouds
Of scaldmg Steam 20 Rake the
Fire From His Boilers and Pre-
vented an Explosion.
FIVE HUNDRED LIVES At STAKE.

COLUMBUS. o. January at is not
often that Sc falls TO tho part of "a sta-
uonary engineer TO play the part OF a
hero. but that is what happened to Lee
Chaifant. sul sutute engineer az Wolf
Brothers shoe factory today. Though
badly scaIde8, he leaped through blind
inr clouds OF steam. rakcd the fires from
under the boilers and prevented am eN-
Dlosi0n that jeop1rdized the lives OF boz
employees in tho building.
Tho regular engineer of the plant is 49,
and Chalf3nt was workine ass suosti-
tute. This morning Doe noticed that there
was TOO much water i'm the boiler and
ho ouenod ii valve to Jet some Of d. out
Then ne went in front to watch the
gauge while the water ran out INTO the
wei. He soon saw that the water was
Going ont too fast and that jet OF
steam was escaping with great force.
Dim irving TO shut it of DE was badly
ecaldcI. but in spite of the pain he
thought only of the horrible conse-
Qucnces of am explosion.
There was but one thing 20 do-anl
that was done quickly. Selling a shovel
Inc sprane to- the furnace doors and be-
'pan raking out the fires The boiler
cooled down and the danger point was
nassod. Then Chaifaut gave the alarm.
lIe was taken 10 bis home where he Ties
ir "a Drecari0us condition, but with pros
meets for his recovery.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-03
THRILLING SEA RESCUE.
American Liner Paris Saves q British
(rnM of IMentN-I nnT.

,- ,------- 1
NJ" '"' ~ '''r"'l "e Nul.I '-
cam LINE ,'p i"l'S' VIZ" "i 'Ne'
To-Day gro 9'~'i''i"p'on AMER tenn
lesiuou5 passage reports tnat on Iues-
o1y December 1tn, M $3.50 IN the MORN
'ug. she sighted steamer flying signals
of distress. on bearing down Go ben sne
proved 90 Doe the British tank steamer
Niudchala Captain Clarke She showed
tho signal letters ~. d." meaning
"Must abandon vessel"
,rhe crew consisted OF twenty-four of
f.ers and mon
A uf.boat was launched. containing
chief officer Bradshaw. Fourth officer
1t-,r, ami .fgIf s.4toan 0auoer,us
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-03
PlNGREE lNAUGURATEO.
The Ceremony One Of the Greatest
Social Functions Of the Capital

The Ceremony One Of the Greatest
Social Functions Of the Capital
LANSING. MICH. Jan. I'm the exc
cutive par.ors of the State capitol Chiei
Justice Grant of the supreme Court at
noon to-day administered the oath of of
flee To- Governor Pingrce and the state
oficors-elcct. A large audience witness
ed the ceremony. The inaugural cere-
nonv of Governor Pingree the new state
officers and justices of the supreme Court
held Tonight at the capitol was one OF
the greatest social functions ever given
here.
Despite c0unter-attractlons ar the hotels
'n the shape of senatorial and speaker
shin contests. fully 5000 people passed
through the line of notablcs who were as-
sistng the Governor TO receive. Nearly
AID the members of the Losisiature-e'ect
wore present. but neither of The senaton-
al candidates put in an appearance. The
senatorial situation remains unchanged
tonight.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-03
DELAWARE REPUBLICANS.
A Bitter Fight VIII BE Waged Over
Senator Gray's Successor.

DOVER. DEL. Jan. 2.-The Delaware
Legislature will convene at noon to-mor-
row. and among the most important mat
fore that will be taken mp by that body
VIII be the selection of "a United states
senator 10 succeed George Gray Inc
LEGISLATURE H. Republican. and u Us pc
licved tho next senator will be or thal
political faith providing the existing nit-
ter fractional feeling in lhe ranks S 9a w
tbo leader of one faction, known as we
Union Republicans. has announced nis
r,rdisdacv for the position. and is neihs
bitterly opposed by the REGULARS %
anti Addicks wing Of The party. ,r,,7
.be factions together in caucus TOT Tue
ORGANIZATION Of tho Senate and. ho ,...,
This. however. was Intellectual. the No.-
ine for senator will begin about January
27th.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-03
PARIS FLOODED.
Heavy Rains Burst the Sewer at
Bicvres, Causing Much Alarm.

Heavy Rains Burst the Sewer at
Bicvrcs Causing Much Alarm.
PARIS. Jan. THE heavy rains Of the
last thiriy-six hours burst the main sewer
at Bieyrcs. five miles south Of Versailles
to-day causing d landslide and flooding
the new works of the Orleans railway
terminus The workmen fortunately es-
capped but their carts suddenly dsap-
peared under six feet Of water and the
engine and foundations collapsed.
Much alarm Is felt throughout Paris
this evening because the disaster reveals
the overflow Of the subterranean river
Bieyre am afiiuont OF the Seine.
In the Avenue De LOpera the water
has risen 20 the level Of the pavement
and IL is feared that the foundations OF
the Exposition buildings are endangered.
TIE gale has caused much damage in
Paris destroying palasadings and fragile
structures
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-03
FIGHT WITH STRIKERS.
Day and Night Men at an Armour Ice
Plant Come TO Blows

ASHLAND. NEB.. Jan. Several men
were seriously injured at the Armour *
COMPANY ice plant az Memphis to-day ln
"a cash between strikers and men on
duty. Eighty members OF the night force
struck yesterday for increased wages.
and when the day force refused TO Join
the strike, vicious hand-to-hand fight
resulted
An unknown striker from Lincoln was
struck on thl head and is reported dying
ic-nisne The attacking party was de-
feat" and several OF the men have been
arrested
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-03

PAYNTER.-Dicd. January Cd. AZ 4.
~. of pneumonia, WILLIAM ID. PAYN-
TER. son Of lha l1te D. ~. }. PAINTER.
i'm ne thirtv-thlrd year 90 his age.
Funeral will take place from fOi east
CLAW street THIS Tuesday AFTER
NOON az O'Clock. Friends and ac-
Quairtanccs invited 10 attend.
STOTT.-Died. at Lee Camp Soldiers
Homo. January .. 1895. Veteran SAM
IrEL. sTOTT. Company a. Sixth Regi-
ment, Virginia Infantry, of Norfolk
citv. AGED eighty-three years.
Funeral from the Home chanel To-
DAY Tuesday, al o'clock +. NJ, Rev
L. r. Mason officiating.
THOMPSON. Died. az Lee Camp Sol
diers Hone J4n2sly ms, e'g7 IN
teenth Regiment. Virginia Infantry Of
Richmond city; aged seventy-nine
years. ,-, mo
DAV fTuesday) m 70 o'clock NJ, Rev
Dr. Tudor officiating.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-03
THE DREYfUS CASE.

The Government SAID 10 Have Waived
It's Intention OF Bringing Him Home.
PARIS. Jan. 2.-The lntransigeant, edi-
ted by Henri ROchef0rt, violent oppon-
emit of Drcyfus revision. is responsible for
the statement that the Court of Casa
ton has waived its intention 20 bring
Dreyfus back on the governments rep
reservations OF the danger or lynching
and riots and of the necessity of a large
military force 90 protect him.
The recently formed leagues known as
la Patrie Franchise headed Boy MN. Fer
dinand Brunetiere-Coppeo and Maurice
Barres. with large following Of authors,
professors and scientists. whose avOwed
object is 10 knit intellectual France into
"a union for counteracting the Dreyius
agitation, has raised fierce press con-
troversy. which threatens an agitation
worse than that which Ia Patrie Fran
caise was intended to counteract.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-03
rur srREIAGRnrPE CURE

There is no use suffering from this
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owens & Minor Drug Corhpanys. Only
5oc per bottle.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-03
New II. and O. Manager.

BALTIMORE, MD. January 2.-lt was
officially announced at Baltimore and
Ohio headquarters to-day that F. ID. I'M
derwooc. general manager OF the Mime
apolis. ST. Paul and ST. Mary Railroad
Company, had accepted the position OF
general manager Of the Baltimore and
Ohio railroad The position was prof
fered to Mr. Underwood two months ago
by Receivers Cowen and Murray. Mt.
Underwood will assume his new duties
on FehruarY LIST.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-03
Four Miners Killed.

JAMESTOWN. CAL. January -Four
miners were KILLED ia Jumper Mine to-
day by the dropping OF skip. which
fell $50 feet to the bottom OF the smart.
One other was slightly Injured.