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Mechanics Liens.

Mochantcs Liens.
ii7th at. ia e: Muihern steam Heating Co
Va Michael Co ley. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. esT6
Lorinr pl, W ~ M IA 1854 at, 25Iloo: JP
Duly Co vs. William Phillips ......... 1870
Cd av. es. 28H.h n WenduSer Ay, 1bIl26
Michele BenincasA Ns Kate SioNenberg
i?ath st. 10. IS broadway, ioo,ioo Ea,t
err Hydraulic Press Brick Co Va LewirF
Ii2th It, = . 100 " 9Th AZ. lnoIioo.ii;
william ! N cdirr Y. l-adore DcitL ct al 7lo16
Same property. Vermont Marble Co vs.
Same, observation-disclosures. ..,.,..........,... 70
Bruadwav n cor i2Ith g iou,i76: Yer.
mont M.rolc c. a. Lewis Mortimer 80. ssI.Tt
Commonwealth av, = q cor Mansion at, 25K
100. Daniel swAnston vs. Joseph and
Rate Hartman .-,...y .-......,.,....., Sis7
John Fsc,nneil ,...,.... ,.ooaie
l74th IT. n " cor wAshinxt N Ay. loor 100,
~ ALBANIAN, Mts CO W Morn Seuteld. 2o.75
sd ~, e =. l2h list -, lOoTtO2: Felix
Angelora We Emil Golduer ct al. ....,..... 100
p6th - n :. 100 " 1st av, tONlnO Dumock
and Fun Gu Va IDA SLIDE man and Ano =, $1,000
Anthony Av va, sDd n southern Boulevard.
44iiIirreg. OLA BsrvnArk vs. Paslnalo
Fuseo, ., al ....t,.. ...... ...,... 1888 90
I. . o'',' ''.'s'' '"1 - ~ '''N 1880
la6th at I. s. sos " An.,ordAtn ay. SILK
loo.Ii. ChrlstAuson Bros ~ Ere Ia Hart
and ann ............ -..... b<.6o
TOR sy, n g. $50 North ut. CITY I.land.
oHs h. es.l a2soo
ii2th 81 . g. 100 W nth av. Iboxiooii;
Blumstein Talsky vs. seglin Bros Co. $4,000
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soLDIEn wnDDHD IN HisTE
Capt. H-gcerty Left Wis Hr'd" at the Church
Door and sailed for tho Philippines.


Door and sailed for the Philippines.
Capt John lIeGSerty of the Forty-first Rogt-
mcnt United States Volunteers, narrowly escaped
being left behind when his regiment left this port
for Manila m Monday on the transport Logan
lie succeeded in catching the steamship only by
taking a tug AT the Battery, getting aboard Just
a. she was leaving her anchorage place, Of Bed
lows Island
The Captains wedding was what delayed him.
lie arrived here with his regiment from Camp
Meade on Sunday. and il was only on that evening
iii At he induced his ccthrart 10 consent 10 marry
him He was formerly n Lieutenant in the Sixty
ninth New York Regiment and served with tho
regiment in the Spanish war Some time ago no
was an instructor IN 81, Francis Navier = College
in West Sixteenth street Ills bride Is Miss NJ ade-
line O'Hara, II - abingdon Square, a member
Of tho chuir II - JoScph'S Church. She Is tho
daughter of n Policeman, now dead who received
several medals, among them one from Congress.
for bravery and Il niece Of Srrgt Kenny OF
ther. hpnlicr Miss q II ara ted the welding
put OH until after her lover return from tho war.
but the Captain urged 50 strongly that the mar
riagc take place before he left the city thai late
on SUNDAY night she consented,
The steamer sailed AT clock yesterday alter
noon. and the wedding took place In St. Josephs
Church AT O'Clock. There was SIN all Wedding
party at the church. The Captain took leeve OF
his bride at the church door and FASTENED fR AA19
Me 70 the transport 90,
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Railroads.
new YORK CENTRAL.

Monday: Saturdays only. tDaily. except Satur-
days and Sundays.
Harlem Division.
p!t2 A. NJ. and 35b T.. VI. Daily, except Sunday, -
Pttsheld; sundays only at p:20 A. NJ.
Wagner Palace Cars on all through trains.
Trains illuminated with Pintsch Light
Ticket Jiices at ~. 2HI. Ala and 1919 Broadway.
20 Union l. W, a3h Columbus ay.. 81 W. 125th st.
Grand Central station, i2bth 81. station aud ISstb
IT. station. New York; 3sI and 72s Fulton at. and
lOb roadway r. D.. Brooklyn.
Telephone "4p5O Cortland for New York Central
Cab service Baggage checked from hotel or resi-
denr" Wy WestcDt Express Company.
GEORGE II. DANIELS. General Passenger Agent
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flats and apartments to Ert-Nnfur.
nishra.
East Side.

e ROOMS and hath. private hall :22.25; also single
fat, 10 rooms bath, 40 IL Fast gpth Of.
ROOMS bath. St IN hratand hot water, Sc., S:5
mp. utn ~ West 9Th At.
SING, T. hats. Fast 10Th a.. f2J TO f32.
Rooms. ia,h. si1 TO SCI. last 18th at.
ROOMS. bath single Nat, steam heat and hot
water s4N and t45. 80 Fast 9,'th st
ROOMS bath sla otla. 1880 81 Av., near e2d
ST. FRANCIS J. SCHStGG, - Fast p5th at.
18th ST. AZ EASr-Elscant apartments; 8, A;
~ ronms; bath heat: hot water electric II. hit
tslcphonr.
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Miscciiancous-suie or Rent.
1mrllino Acusrs 90 Irt.

THREE STORY And BAsrMRNT and four.story
i American basement houses. 400 TO t5s West
l4Sth st., 81 900; also 1t ibsth IT. and Boulevard
SCiiSJoG ~ East esth st.
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Modern Plumbing.

TIE time you spend in our show
rooms selecting the Appliances for your
new Bath. Room will be repaid in the
satisfaction you will experience in the
contemplation and use o. the most i'm
portant room in your house. Our
Pamphlet, Modern Plumbing" sent
on application.
The J. |. MOTT IRON WORKS,
$3.50 BUekman st.,
Established 1929. 1903 Fifth Ave.
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West Side.
FURNISHED Rooms & apartments to Z,

Enst Side.
7 EXTINCTION Az, iio-Furnished rooms en- suite
L. or single; newly furnished and decorated; all
convenienoes.
NJ ADisoS Az, i7o-Parior suite aiso large room
vi seoud floor private baths; breakfast
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ERIE RAILROAD,

Through trains leave New York. foot OF Chambers
e., ~ follows. and nve minutes earlier from West
QalD A. M.-vesnbule EXPRESS daily for Bling.
c.SO hamton. waverly, Elm!r,. Buffalo Brad.
ford. arrives lunaln r. " Ps'inr Car Buffalo.
D.ln -. M.-Ncs. lhuis Lmted-fast mail daiy.
-.oo Solid tram tor Chicago. arrives at Cleveland
Cleveland aud Cincinnati. Dining Car.
T.2n =. NJ. Bunslo and Cleveland Ve,ubuled
s')V Express Il ally, arrives buffalo sos A. NJ.
BradfN !'?u A. NJ jamestown A.. NJ, fnnnss
iiutialn and cleveland. CAFE Library Car.
O.. L.. M.-psly, solid train fHr bnghsmton
fao, Chicago and C.ncinnau Dining Car
TICKETS. LOCAL TIME CARDS AND PULLMAN
1 ACCOMMODATIONS At III. liz. AL, <pl and
Ph7 Broadway, az Pnwery lbH Fast l2bth at and
2T3 West l2hth St.. ChImhers and wnst 2Sd At fer
way. Brooklyn; 1872 River al. HNhoken. and Jersey
City Station, New York Transfer Co. calls for and
checks baggage from hotel and residence TO dos.
tinatOn,
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Gttp Aeal Gstatr.

Borough Of Manhattan--For Sale.
Above i4th st.-bth Az. to North River.
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LEHICH VALLEY.

Stations foot OF we. aSrd, Corlandt and Desbrosses
Streets Qcnna, ferriea)
me West ard Street. Other figures Cort.andt or
Desbriosaca streets Daily except Sunday sunday
leaves $50 IN other trans daily. Sunday lesyes
as An esunday leaves SIS AN. sunday leavessl5
r.s SundsN lcsNerSl5r,p
$3.50, 200 4 NJ. Local for EhSTOS
'1.JJ, e.. A VI, for ~ FtALo, NIAGARA
FALLS and Vest, and princip. loca points Parlor
and Dining Cars Connects tor Coal Sranch-s|
t'II.JS, 1900 Noon. "BLAck DIAMOND
EXPRESS" Nsndsomest trSu ~ the werld Linn
tied 70 sealing rapscity Due bufs'n US NJ; con
Meeting with through ScepeGs IL Detroit and Chicago
80 an FOR wILKES.BARRE,
iI.22 i.14 , y SCRANTON. Coal branches
80 ~ ~ and igtcrnediAte poEts
y.5.1O, yJ.20 M, Local for MAuCH CiUSK.
.5.55 1905 T. NJ Chicago Ncstih he Limited.
For Niagara Pals and points West Through Sleeping
Cars lnt hiCsso and Toronto
.7.55, 500 VI Exposition Express for BuF
FAlD and TORONTO -
.S.J5, 200 r VI. For ITHACA. ROCHESTER
BUFF Mo aud West. Sle"pnc tars TO Chicago.
sOVTH pLAlNFltLD and not Nd BROOK, locals,
daily except Sunday; 'lu.A, 1850 \. 81 ri0,IH. 40
TicKets and Pullman Gccommc dstions at lis cei. 30
asS ga and 1854 broadway, IS Union Square West. .S
Columbus Ave, y. Y; sal Fulton 81, Court St, 81
Broad~ny and Annex Station, prooGlyn,
y Y Transfer Co will call for and check baggage
from hotel or residence through tn destination.
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Citu AeaI Gstatt.

Borough of Manhattan-For Sale.
All ovs I4th 18th Az. to North River.
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Real Gstatr-Dut Of the Citu.
Now Jersey-Saic or Rent.


L'OR RENr-south Bound Brook n. j.; modern
house, rooms and bath, all cnnvrnirnces; hns
water from driven we'll frui' and shade trrcs In
ahuudance. lot dJN30o. convenient TO Scho 'lhuuss
aud depot 10 trains daily location and rent attract
i've. Address
HI BAILEY. Bound Brook, N. j.
Misccllaneous--sulc or Rent.
I'oR shLE-A new factory at fraction ~ cost; fve
L stories, 1sihA2, located on banks OF the hennc
bee, Augusta, Ne.; ra load sidirg; the river aud
rar .h at I'D nnsur s-ed facilitie- Tor trarrpo Ia
tiun; factory finished In isps; mill construction
lost vt stock we'll lighted 10 h. engine and bother.
heating aud ventiatnE plant automatic sprinkler,
Thoroughly equipped repair shop. Full particulars
ard photos,
DIvERSIDE. on SOUND - Attractive residence.
IL conyeniences: large shady lawn with driveway;
garden fruit; near depot and shore, s6,Oun.
j. ". ATwArER, 10 Liberty ST.
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West Side.

UNIVERSITY PLACE, b. neAr washinRton Square
= Handsomely furnished rooms baths. gentle
.)ETH ST. 3n5 wEST-Furnished front room for
~ Light Housekeeping.
o0D ST. 10 wEST-Haudsomely furnished sunny
ID rooms en- suite ur single; baths, breakfasts
optional; gentlemen only.
CSTH At. II wFSr-Sevlv furnished large and
Cc small rooms. baths. superior service, gentle
men only.
fern ST. i2l wEsT-Sewly furnished back
~ parIor with running water: couple or physcian.
SOp ST, i2d WEST Second noor three rooms.
% bath. single or EN- suite, private family. INST
class.
OopST., ~ wFST-H,n lsomsly furnished 5000 nd
30 rNor suite or .insly private family gentle
m valet rsfCrpnces
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miscellaneous.

A LADY living in suburbs Of New York Is mirutss
~ out only having very comfortable home,
would like ~ rent Or two rooms To gentlemen or
wdowrr With on" child would give mothers car. 20
child. reasonable terms highest referrncs. HOME
box io4 sun uptown once. i2d5 broadway.
HIGHLY recommended hoNrti. rooms auites: pri.
III vA'c families not Advertising; furnished apart
ments sub ct. references exchanged. Everything
inspected full p,rticTlarl. -
MANHATTAN APARTMENT COMPANY
il32 broadway (,Hth>.
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HAMBURG- AMER|CAN lime.
WHITE STAR LINE.

NEW YoRR-QCEEN UNCONSTITUTIONAL
Majestic NOV. 80. noon TeutNnic Nov. 10. noon
Cymrc. Nov. -. aP. VI Germnnic =. Dec. =. noon
For passage, freight and general information. ap-
My to WHITE STAR LINE.
Pier ~. North River. Once. q Broadway, New York.
CUNARD LINE. y rs 9 irTESSI9E
From Piers 81 and ~, North River
EtruriA Nov. 81. lOA. NJ Cmbra Dec. v. IoA ".
Campana Dec .. p. VI LucAuia. Dec IL, ? p. N.
VERNON II, BROWNS co, Cirn.Avts.,4 Bowling Grin
NORTH GERMAN LLOYD STEAMSHIP 90.
" LONDON, PARIS AND BREMEN.
FAST EMPRESS STEAMERS
K.w.d.Gr Now JOAN Trave tn. Dec JOAN.
Alle7. Tu. Dec. =, 10 AN Lain Tu Dec luA NJ
OELRICHS co. BROADWAY.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-10-16
FINANCIAL.
BULLS AND BEARS.
The Stock Market Was Quiet Today
With No Tendencies.
Rubber Had Another Slump Which LOOKED
Like a Hunt for Stop Orders.

Wall Street. oct. 1.-THE yacht race
continued to absorb attention ana u''e
market continued correspondlnsIy uu.i,
on the whole it was fairly wen "e'u
but gave no indication Of having any
movement TO speak of.
Rubber took a slump down Delo" 20
and looked as though the poor 'h@t Is
believed 10 be in it was on a hu'i' ioi
stop orders.
If there is any stock in the lisI that
ought 10 tempt buyers II Wu"lu 49,
10 be rubber. The heavy business o'ie ',,.1es
done by the rubber trust Is uhl -
and besides there are mahlpu'a' ~, ~
the stock which seem TO Indicate 3,sSn- ~,
ization for a Wholesome Ilse' -,
surely acted discouraglngiy enough an
summer to give long holders o. ~ -, a.
on their side. When il declar( It's nv, nv,
dend IL was around "a and " mas ma ID pr.h 50.
settling Gown ever since on smail ,s,,.s lrai,s-
actions and only occasional movements
Wheat soft.
Cotton quiet. q,
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I believe "a rcformer should be some
thing of a D)lltician. For manY-are
outWitted anu give up when deteated'
We want men OF grit.
Though ! am neither a preacher nor
q politician ! want to say chat j do noe
believe that the college davs are the
happlest OF life. l believe that the Sc
cre. OF happiness is growth. Success
is overcoming obstacles"
OTHER ADDRESSES.
Bishop McVickar was then intro
duced and congratulated the students
on their new president, their opportuni-
ties as students and their oDDortunities
as young men i'm this present age.
Rathbone Gardner. who was a senior
when President Fauncc was a fresh
man. was then Introduced. He said
there are Few things sadder for a man
than TO realize that a man who was a
freshman when he was a senior had
reached a hIpher distinction thaH h
ever could he spoke OF the opportu.
rity # the students IN co-opa atiug
with the faculty and the president, and
said that the Success of the college de-
pended more than anything upon ne
CO-upcratiol % the students.
President Harper OF Chicago was
then called upon, and said a few words
President Fred II Field of the senior
class. President Clark OF the junior
class President Atwood of the sopho-
more class. and the president Of the
freshman class spoke on the new spirit
of the university
The exercises were then closed. AS
they marched out the students gath
cred about the chapel steps. and sang
Alma Mater. and cheered for the new
president
AT FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH.
The First Baptist church was
crowded at the exercises i'm the after
noon. The inaugural prayer was led
by Or Alvah Hovey Of the corDorat'on,
col. William Goddard officially well
coined the president President Eliot Of
Harvard. President Patton OF Prince
ton. and President Harper OF Chicago.
as college presidents. welcomed DR..
Fauuce as a leader among educators.
DIR. Faunce then closed the exercises
with the following speech:
Continued on Page Four)
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BURNED TO DEATH.


Belfast, Me, oct ia message was
received here this morning from win
tsrport stating that the most costly
residence iu that place known as the
Hubbard esta,e was burned during the
night aud that Miss Mary Hubbard. one
of thr occupants Of the mansion was
burned o. d-ath. No particulars Of the
lire had been received up to O'Clock
this morning Coroner Combs II Belfast
has been notified by th Wint. rp0rt au-
thori,c cs and he lcft Tor That place this
forenoon. where he wiz hold an inves-
tigation VI is understood that the fire
Was caused by an accident
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-10-16
QUESTION OF JURISDICTION.
Raised in Case for Recovery on promssop
koa Held iof AfYsem,nl.

The frs, case heard by Judge Rogers
In the appellate division OF the supreme
court. today. was the jury trial waived
case of william " Murphy vs. John B.
Hogan John Is Harris. Hogan Broth
ors ct AL The suit was % recover from
the defendants are endorsers on a note
for $3.50. The defendants claim they
were not notified OF the protest OF the
note. and we've not Hablo.
W. A. McKenncy, qopnsfl FOR MrHo-
gan. tcrtfned that as the note was fr
OHiy $3.50. tho otu1 81 rot nave jurls-
dioiion. Mr. John a.. quinn. counsel for
tho pll'ntin urpucd fhat a. thn ad
dannum uf thr Nfli was 500. th. court
clearly bad iuleIleti0n. JudEr l gers
held the .ls- on tbe pOint iaF,l Js 70
fhc urlflrUou.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-10-16
POOR DEPARTMENT.
Offices viii Be Moved 10 Inc rlb's Building on
Eddy Slreel

According 10 the statement of certain
members OF the city council change
viii very soon be made I'm the location
Of the offices of the poor department,
and Oversecr Cummings and his stan
will move TO the building ON Eddy
street with as little dclav as possible.
This decision has been arrived at as
the result of a conference between Tho
committee on moor deuartmcnt and the
special committee appointed TO see
about tho need of extra room i'm city
Hall for business uutD0scs.
As SOON as Mr. Cummings has moved
from tho Central police station build
ing and the necessary changes arc
made. the HEADQUARTERS ~ The police
department viii he transferred Go
Fountain street ana several changes
will occur I'M CITY Han.
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The Cotton Market,
NEWSPAPER SUPPRESSED.
Editor Of Filipino Organ al Manila Arrested for
Printing SedtOuS Documsn,s

Manila, Oct. Il, 2:39 p. m.-The news
paper PaGria has been suppressed and
it's editor, Senor Uter, a Spanlsrd plac-
ed under arrest on charge OF printing
and publishing seditious documents. For
SOME time the Patria had been hostile
to the Americans.
Recently pamphlets attacking the
Americans and the friendly Fnipinos
have been circulated; and the police be-
lleve that Utter wrote and printed them.
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FEAR FOR
ENT0MBED
MINERS.
Twenty-Five imprisoned BY Ex'
pI0SiOn Of Cas- Only Ten
Have Been Rescued.

Pottsvile. Pa. oct. 11.-Shortly be-
fore II o'clock this morning an eXplo-
sion of mine gas occurred at Shenan-
doah city CollierY. bv which y men
were entombed. Ten OF them were res
cued alive. 1t is feared the others are
dead. The mine took fire and burned
hercely and the Shenandoah fire de-
partment went TO the rescue. Great eN-
element prevailed.
The colliery is one ,0f the Philadel-
phia and Reading Coal and Iron COM
panys. Among those taken from the
mine was Joseph Caspavavage who Is
probably fatally burned.
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INAUGURATION OF
BROWNS PRESIDENT.
Exercises in Sayles Hall and in First
Baptist Church--Rev. DIR.
FaunCe's Address.

manity. lie has a high and progressive
ideal He rs a Christian. In his col
leee days he gave great promise. and
want to sav that he is a worthy sue
cessor 10 Sears and Andrews. You viii
admire and love him and che time will
come when YOU VIII be proud TO say: j
was "A student under Faunce.
Il want 90 say something TO you Of
the relation between the city of ProVi-
dence and the university. Many OF you
viii remain here after graduation. We
want YOU 20 study our institutions.
There never was a time when we need
cd more men Of liberal education. Too
many young men are lacking in tact.
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SHAMROCK MEETS
WITH ACCIDENT.

CONTINUED from Page Onel
body was injured. Then he ordered
sail taken in and when the sorrowful
crew had gotten to work the tender
took the challenger in tow and started
up towards the city. Sir Thomas Upton
bringing up the rear of che mournful
procession with his Yacht Erin. AS they
passed the excursion boats there were
some faint cheers. but the crew did not
answer them. Sir Thomas ranged
alongside once and spoke encouraging
ly TO Capt. Hogarth. who semed to feel
the accident kcenlv.
JUMPING IN THE SEA.
II is to be remarked that the Sham
rock was not carrying as much sail as
the Columbia when her topmast broke,
for she had not raised her baby1lb. Just
before the sail went over. the Sham
rock was seen 70 rise off very much
from the wind and it is probable that
Captain Hogarth either heard the mast
crack or was afraid of it.. She was
jumping in the lumpy sea at The time
and the strain must have been great.
The Columbia, after luffing and find
her services were not needed. squar5 !
away ~ The course agaln' ana rounded
tho drst mark at 1880. and the SEC
or1 one al 80. At 2.t5 she had COW
cred fu.r miles OF the last ten mt'ea %
the course.
OFFICIAL TIME.
The official time is as follows:
start: Shamrock, 11:00:15; Columbia,
1l:00:l1.
First mark: Columbia, l2:S9:2s.
second mark: Columbia. 1921.
Finish: Columbia, 2:37:17.
NEXT RACE THURSDAY.
II was announced after Columbia had
finished that the next contest will take
place on Thursday
DISAPPOINTMENT IN LONDON.
London. oct. 11--At Marlborough
House. London, keen disappontms mt
was EXPRESSED at the accident to the
Shamrock this morning. the news OF
which was conveyed 20 tn Prince OF
Wales lust as he was preparing TO leave
town. Mr.. Thornycroft, when in
formed Of the accident expressed the
keenest regret
he said: 1T is impossibla with the
meagre data at hand. TO give any def
mite opinion as We do not know which
,onmast was employed
Bells regiment moving from a posi-
tion northwest OF Bacolor this morning
drove the enemy out Of Porac.
One American was killed and one
wounded The Fllipinos lost a number
of killed and wounded. The Americans
captured two bullock carts Of ammu-
nition.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-10-16

DR. william Herbert Perry Fauhoe
was inaugurated president OF bio"N
University, today
DR.. Faunce was inaugurateu'ih III oNS -
Hall this morning by the stud nus ne
was inaugurated by the presidents ol
Harvard, Chicago. Princeton AMI Inc
general public in the First Bap'lst
church. this afternoon. Dr. Faunce
x.n be given a public reception When
those invited will have an opportunity
10 shake hands this evening
Sayles Hall was filled this morning a.
nine o'clock, when the chapel exercises
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-10-16
S105,O00 Fire Loss.

Chicago. oct. IA fire broke out
early TODAY I'm the sX-sturv structure
at 1870 to l36 Yves Washington street
causing loss of Sl050ol The tenants
who sustained tn losses are: Chicago
Folding Box company $4,000. Imperial
Electric Plating COMPANY 81. 900: !. Pr
ser g. Co. flour merchants. $50 600 w.
Ebrman & Co. manufacturers of hi
cvcIc parts. $4,000. Loss 10 building
x9- OOO
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Rerrul's for ihs Y,uu. Rebels.

Chicago. oct ia special from
Austin. Tex. saws A dispatch from
Oraz. Mexico. saws thlt a band OF
over 500 Mayo Indians have ioined the
Yauui rebels AZ their rnndezvous near
Sahauripa. IN the previous wars OF
the Yaqufs against me cover. ment the
Mayos moved to become their allies.
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Suing for S4317.

This afternoon Judge Rogers heard
the jury trial waived ease OF PAwtuck-
et steam & Gas Pipe company VS.. will
liam T. Richardson. Tn plaintiff sues
to recover Si3.1i due fer the putting In
OF a heating apparatus and she defend
ant claims the apparatus was defec-
tive and did not do the work W. Waldo
Robinson was attou for the plainaiff
and T.. 6. Stiness was attorney for the
defendant.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-10-16
TRY GRlIE-Ol TRY GRAIN-O!

Ask your Gro,er today 20 show you q
package of GBAIN-O. The new food
drink that takes the place OK coffee.
The children may drink 70 without In
Jury as vel as the adult All who Try
it Ike it GRAIN ~ has that rich seal
brown of Mocha or Java. but 30 is ma 10
from pure graius.and the most delicate
stomach receives 20 without distress =
the price ~f coffee. 15c. and 25cts Per
package. Sold b. AL grocofs.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-10-16

secured control az tha sale OF one Of the
most wonderful invent ons On the CAL
culatlng Lead Pencil D.mculi numbers
are Instantly multiplied. 10 today
al tie Newa Office. weybosset street.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-10-16

paris. Ocf 11.-M Emilio Lnubet
president uf tho republic. iss auffcring
fr0m angina pcct0ils.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-10-16

MavOr Baker was the second sneak.
er TIE said n have summerci and
winftr,4l President FauncF for three
yeats ~ his college c6ufre I know
thlk f1e js thorvUch gcnticmsn. wen
~oundes scholar and q student Of hu.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-10-16
JUMPING IN THE SEA.
OFFICIAL TIME.

The official time is as follows:
start: Shamrock, 11:00:15; Columbia,
1l:00:11.
First mark: Columbia. l2:39:2s.
second mark: Columbia, 1881.
Finish: Columbia, 2:37:11,