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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-09
WARM SPRINGS
HAS MANY GUESTS
A Beautiful Celebration of the GIo-
riOus Fourth.
A BRILLIANT GERMAN GIVEN.
Card Parties. Driving and Moonlight
PicnicS-RiChmoud Contributes "A
GoOdly Contingent, and Louis
lille Furnishes Nice People.

WARM SULPHUR SPRINGS, VA,
July Specialize fortunate ones who
count themselves among the habltues OF
the Warm Springs affirm each season
that Mrs Eubank has exhausted inven-
ton. and that no other Fourth OF July
celebration can equal the one just pass.
ing. And with the self same regularity
the succeeding Fourth" proves that II
history may repeat itself, woman never
does.
True the Fourth" at the Warm
Springs means always a seven o'clock
course dinner and ball. but never was
Drosaic materiailsm so clothed upon
with the play Of ETHEREAL fancy
BRILLIANT GERMAN
Tho german began at half-past nine
DR. Robert T. Williams. OF RichrsOnd
leading with Miss Louise Filley, one OF
fhe bellies Of ST. Louis. The dancers
were. Mrs. George IT, VI. Gibson. OF BAL
timore. organdie and lace over white
silk. Miss BoswOrth. of New Orleans,
black tulie over taffeta silk. Miss Wag-
raman Of washington. flame colored
mouseline de sole over satin; Mrs j. x.
Woodward. OF Louisville p0mpadour
SILK. Mrs T.. NJ Page. Ieesburg black
satin with gold nassementerie. Miss Yer
hocn. Louisville. pink organdine and
black lace: Mrs William Todd. Rich
m0ud white lace. Miss Lay. of Richmond.
rose colored chiffon with pink peoples.
Miss Spears New York. white organdie
and valenciennes Lace. Miss F'ley. ST.
Louis. blue silk: Miss Libby. New Or
leans, white muslin and Valcncieunes
lace. and Messers c. b. Spears. S. g.
Poate. Robert ~. Miller. 7. * Wood
ward t. r.. De Buys j. W Libby. Jr.
J. ID otter. William Todd. George r. ",
Gibson. DIT Robert T. Williams and Dr.
Il. q. Levy.
PLEASURES.
Driving and card parties are still IN.
formal. and constitute the greatest at-
traction. If we except a moonlight pic
mic TO Flag Rock given by Mrs. j. *.
Woodward. of Louisville. one of the most
charming women here. Indeed Louis. /
vilo has contributed largely 20 the beauty
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spent part Of the week with Mr.. and
Mrs. g. T.. S Phillips.
Prof. Br0wnOld. accompanied by Mr..
Hamaker and wife, Is home from New
York city for the summer.
Misses Elizabeth Macatce and Alice
Cook. Of Front Royal. are guests Of Miss
Mary Clagett
Rev. and Mrs Robert X. Massie. Of
the Theological Seminary near AieXan-
dria, are at the home OF Mr. w. T. Mel
ton. near town.
Miss Louise Clagett has gone 10 Front
Royal 10 visit the family of Judge Giles
Cook
Miss L0ttie Hodges. OF Norfolk. Is the
guest Of Miss Nirdle Mccormick
Mir and Mrs. =. " Waters and family
and Miss Margaret and Della Easton.
Of washington. are at North Hiu tho
home of Mr.. ". j.. Casteman. for the
summer
Mir John w. Marshall secretary Of
tho safe Deposit and Trust Company OF
Baltimore. was fin town this week
Mr.. w. +. Stole and daughter. Mrs
T. .. Parker Of Marfinsburg W Va.
are guests of Mr. J. ". Kercheval
Mr.. Lemon OF Hagcrsfown. was the
guest of Mr. S. IT, Bauehman this week.
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R0CKBRIDGE ALUM
SOUTHERN RESORT
Freedom and Charming HOme-Like
Life.
A GOODLY COMPANY THERE
Northern and Western People are
Finding out The Delights Of Viz
ginia Resorts and are Coming
South in Numbers.

ROCKBRIDGE ALUM, July 5.-sp-clai
The summer resorts and watering place.
OF the south are as different from SINH
lar resorts i'm the North as dear old
fashioned grandmother is from I'll DOW
dercd. painted laced-up 'grande dame
who lives only for tho patriarcns Da
and other imposing social functions.
Entertainments and social life at these
places I'm the North are characterized by
an almost vulgar display of wealth ami
fashion. The only people who are 'n
it, are those of unlimited wealth. an"
the height of pleasure D. ATTAINED 'l
That woman who can give the most eE-
pensiye entertainments and wear the
finest clothes.
Ii is a strange sort of Happiness. b.
would seem. that is measured by tine
dollar mark but so it is. and even ihl
innocent young girls $50 learn to measu fe
men and women not by the standard OF
good deeds and pure living. but ny tn pr
sensational achievements and their hisn
living.
In tho South things are entirely diher.
ont and the Southern belle who goes
forth to her equally precious conqlesia.
and who also may have money io "htn,
is bent rather ON having eonl tIIi.
than on cclipelug anybody else in dres es.
drlvines and entertainments.
The s0uthcrners throw fashion to 'ha
winds when they are off for tine summer
and have ass 70 were. less conventional
than usual.
ALL IS ITl'E.
The life at these Southern ~oeorts if
rapid and dazzling hrieht and charming.
COMPARED 20 tho tranquil and occi4.ilF
monotomOus existence that DIS The portion
Of those who seek their summer reerea-
ton i1 the North.
The Northern and Western people are
ranidlv becoming cornizant of the pecu-
liar charm Of this fact and are fockns
10 Virginia each summer in ereat num-
bers.
We have no place fin Virginia at an.
to DE compared with the kockaridea
Alum RS tvnical Southern resort and
the ultra elegant. formal Iio lived aI
tho more northornize3 Nrruan resorts
is hard. vulgar and merely financial in
its attachments compared 10 the delight
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THE COLD SULPHUR.
The Path-Findcrs are q Popular Or
unufyrf'1u

M. D.tg. rrf..,T... ,.. , B.rttI... ~.
INV
RaniH ''.on.
COLD SULPHUR SPRINGS. july 80
/ Spec'll-Iho frst Weeh .n July Hl.l u.s.
GLORIOUS FOURTH sends thrill OFF pride
tHr0Ieh tne veins OF every ptir'.f
American aud as Ono r.D.0s. rtHtF. a. ID
country n0W boz rhe height 90. is power
ana g.orr Alr Craig gave 0u OBJ. ma..-
ins w fho Fourth delgnUuI bowling
party in honor of ODE visiting young 'fai'i
to whom tho Cold Sulphur opened I'
nDitahlf doors during tnn 'Itn
those days which f0 .ne cold ri|N0Ir
guests. have moo prospect uf an 'Wluf-
dIafe pndiue. for thf sound 0f violin Hnd
harp is in me air. rcmniine us thnt "o
may dance away Ono evenings bowl 1nt
chat away the mornings "h"1 Zoo soon
lose themselves into f.0"r| ''h''n'
Among the clubs which hftf n'on ore
gaulzed for Whis. cnrhr' ali DINER
things that lend themselves as pleasant
excuses for small and c''-' ni'I p'fits
TO meet together "i''''l reason "t
selhshnesf. none DIT 7' l-p''' 'n'
Walking Cluo-l'' in'il'','s ''i mem
selves me l'.U'.l'''..'' - ...l...,
er'y suggested ~ '. '..'''-
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CLARKE COUNTY.
Many Visitors in the Valley for the
Summer Season.


BERRYNlIl VA, July 6.-Special.
rev ana Mrs william BYRD Lee, VINO
have been visiting relatives in the coun-
IS AMI town. have returned 10 their
home in Gloucester Courthouse. Va.
Miss Ec. De- Lee Grow. of Washington,
is visitine her aunls, the Misses Crow
At "Almoila'
Mrs El1a0cth Uuscy. OF Charlcsiown.
IN visiting Che family of Mr g.. IA. smith.
Miss Annie "a. smith. of ha.dm re-
county. SID. and Miss Kate Sceuers. of
Baltimore are at Mr. r. r.. Smith s.
Dr. piorsOn and mother. of Baltimore.
and Mrs Mcbride. of Washington. are
amonC those Who are spending che SUM
mer at "Almcida." the home of the
Misses CROW.
Nh. Kirk Glover has returned 90 WASH
ington after z weeks visit % his mother
here. tss
Miss NJ. j. Crown. Of Baltimore. SIS az
the home 81 her brother. Editor john o.
Crown FOR thc summer
Mr.. ID. b. Meade, who has been out in
Indian Territory and Kansas, has re-
turned 20 DTS home here.
Mr. Watson Griffith. of Charleston.
s. G.. Is visiting his parents here. Cap
tain and Mrs j. r. Griffith.
Mrs McKenney WHITE. OF New York
IN at Monterey" tho home Of her
mother Mrs. Washington LOWS.
Mr. Snowman and Miss Snowman ~
Hagerstown, visited friends IN town this
week
Mr. Henry Mcshane jenkins. Of Palfi-
more g. visiting his old friends en- town.
Mr and Mrs Wits. 81 Hampton Va.
have been guests Of General and Mss
Charles Thurman az "Thurman's Man
or" during the week
Miss Henrietta Wciton. % San An.
tonic Texas. Is the guest Of Mrs. JAS.
Mcclure
Mr. q r. Blake and his bride. OF
Washington. RappahaDEock county, Va,
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7 ful freedom ard charming homelike so
c!al life Of this place.
Then these marvellous springs: tho
delicious, invigOrating afr. than whlcl
no purer blows from mountain tops; the
delightful fare; the comfortable appoint
menis OF the hotel. the many attractive
features for the pleasure seekers. anc
the delightful people one Is sure 10 meet.
which after AN make the charm Of tho
place. are responsible for fits far-famed
reputation.
SWEET RESTOVER
Tt is no wonder that the sick and the
sleepless come here 10 DE down In the
arms Of nature and Oct that grand old
mother Knit up for them the raveled
threads Of care.
inc soodly company" now enjoying
each hour al the Alum has representa-
uves from numerous States
indianapolis sends "a c0rterie Of charm
ing Women-AIrs. George w. Harris, an
exceedingly clever woman. and her wee
sIna daughter also her mother. Mrs
D.. b. Rood beautiful type of the old
regime
Mrs. A. J.. Fox. so delightfully."- known
90 the best social life OF Richmond as
Miss Laura Graham. and q very pretty
mite dnueLtor, Miss Julia Spades p
very handsome Young woman. is attract
ing unusual attention. and her brother
Mr. W. ill., Spades. has already made de-
ciied inroads into the hearts OF the om-
nlprc-nt summer girl"
THE FOURTH
Firecraokers. days and fresh mountain
h,eezes together with the voice of the
ever pres nt small boy. ush1ed in the
day Ho celebrate and lt was made more
j "a.
Alum by most delicious dinner OF eight
cour.cs. which fully satisfied the most
cX1cf.uE lI.cre The decorations OF
He dining hal were especially elaborate
and beautiful
The Virginia Press Association win
hold rs annual meeting here ON Tuesday,
July 1lth
Mr.. Tappan. who is making elaborate
preparations for their entertainment exc
poets over q hundred guests in this
party.
charlotte ~ g.. is represented by Mrs
William j.. Holt and two very pretty
daughters Miss Holt and M.ss Emile
Louise Hl,t
Airs IT. B. Boone of the University OF
Virginia. "a very attractive woman. is
here with Deer friend. Miss Mary %. Har-
ris. of Sew York
Among those registered during the
last week Mrs. Nary j.. Nixon Misses
"a j.. Ni20n and j. ". nixon. Rome.
Co.,. Miss D Cheney Rome. Ca; j. II.
Emnrer two children and nurse. staun7
tom. B. ID. Sellers and wife. New York;
1frr judge Alfred T. Pope and son. Afr.
poullet0n poro Louisville ky.: Mr.. and
Airs. S Steiner. child and maid. Baltic
m0re Nd. Prof. Vs. IT, Board worth, /
Thomas Beard worth, Virginia. Alr. and ,
lIrs. sh0walter Hurna Vista VA. Mr. /
and Mrs d. d. Whitehead DR. o. D. |
uncr. Chatham. Va. Mr. and Mrs. j. /
rs. Tyson and daughter MONTGOMERY /
AIa.. r. C. Tomp.of0n O.. b. Gordon. /
lexington. Va: Dr and Mrs. j. ID. !
smythe. two children and maid Green /
.Ila. Miss, Il ID. TaleE Richmond. /
ga.
Tni0riets are opposed t0 The establish Z
l.. Ia
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craft in amy waters where 70 may chance
to ho To accomplish this result has been
tle chief aim of the builders and the-'
believe that they have succeeded in de-
wishing plans that VIII enable them FOB
build "a boat that viii slrpass IN speed
amy thing thaf BIAS yor been constructed.
HER MODEL
Tho model 0f the Virginia Fairy fol
f0ws fo certain extent tho lines oe
other FAST boats that have been built dur
ine tho past few years. In many points.
however. alterations from the old lines
have been made and 90 is upon this that
her builder viii depend 10 obtain the
great speed that Us required. I'm length
She will Doe about eighty feet. with a
beam "a few inches over eight feet, with
beam OF three feet six Inches. Much
of ihe material used 600 her construction
will Doe steel. while the many air tanks in
the water-t.eht Compartments VIII keep
her afoaf in ease of accident The boil
or tO which The speed OF the yacht viii
Of course Doe due win be constructed with
especial regard 10 the requirements OF
the craft and while tho space that is to-
be devoted t0 the machinery is so~v
small the plans OF the builders cal for
boiler that shall give the highest of
pressure possible and still Doe light and
compact
II is scarcely probable that this yacht
viii Doe launched this summer but there
win he many boats anoat this season
chat win attract the attention of every
lover of yachting Among the most
prominent will Doe 7. Piernont Norean's
new Corsair. n boat that has just gone
into commission Among AN the boats
THAT have Iran built this wear SHE rs the
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There never was season when there
nero en- MANY Yachts in course of con.
..-..... .. ,,.. .......... .....
ana me Oldest ol ".I'''i."' ''-' ''
few Who cam remember the scar Jl.
vhcn Commodore Stevens gathered hc
........ ..... .l.e..f,.. ..,.... 80 ,,.
i''''
sani"iuon' cannot io.'i summer -'
which the interest in thl-, lhe erc-ie.t
of au sou8tie snorts. has boon 70 zen
,
of course there are reasons for al uhs
and the first and most important SIS TO
ne found i'm tlo ,onor,I fo.Iin- that tho
........-.. ,... ........, '....... ...
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summer seas. Her massive lines were
only meant for d..n..a, rru.st,- and Inn
her ft will boz narfa,ffv ssfa for d... oo.,-
or to carry ONT his intention. off aniov.
lu. a cruise around Cane Horn Another
large boat th4t win b. soon for Tho rrst
time This summer is the Aloha. which is
now being completed Tier owners
Are.srs. ID w. and A O.. Taras ar. hoth
capital soameu and m Tins NOW boat
they have "a yacht On which they may
safely sall around tho world D. Harvey
Tadew is also building "a Yacht of mobile
proporfione which win Doc r.adv for doom
water vaobffra ravf fsu
TWO ZINE BOATS
j. Rogers Maxwell has long boon one
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Charles C. Chaplin yesterday qualified
as administrator of Augustus Chaplin, IN
the Chancery Court
Do the Circuit Court Eve'iua Smith en-
tered suit against the National Life As-
ISOLATION OF Hartford for s. so No de-
claratiOu was filed.
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and pleasure Of the season
Mrs. Wo0dward's beautiful voice daily
gathers music lovers I'm the parl0r. and
Mrs. John D. Otter and Mrs. John d..
Otter Jr, are two OF the hands0mcst
women ON the grounds.
Mrs. George IT, NJ Gibson Is ono OF
Baitimore's representative women in
beauty and charm "Anne hath "a way 10
win an hcarts-Aune hath a way"
Mrs. Horace Halves and Miss Lay. two
OF Richmonds bellies and beauties. are
spending the summer here.
one of the handsomest as well a. love-
nest girls here ifs Miss BosWorth II New
Orleans.
LATEST ARRIVALS.
The latest arrivals are: Washington.
Mrs. II. O.. Carboueh Mrs Henderson.
Mr. r. W. Bukely. Richmond. Mr and
Mrs. Horace Halves Miss W. A. Lay.
Mrs. II. Levy and Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Straus and family: Baltimore tho Misses
Taylor and Misses Rebecca and Emma
Williams. Leesourg. Mrs T.. NJ Page.
Richmond Mr. and Mrs. j. g. Isaacs.
Mr.. g. b. Carmichael. Wilmington. ~ a..
Miss Mary Bridges. Newport. Ky. COL.
j B. Taylor. Covington. Ky. Mr r. j.
Miller and family, Mobile. Mrs. Cooke.
Mrs q. r. Vaughan Now York. Mr.
Harry ID. Spears Mrs. Spears. Miss
Spears Mr. O.. r. Spears Mrs. j. ID. Man
fun. Miss Maniu.l. Brooklyn Mr. and
Mrs 1T. Clementson; Louisville Miss VI.
Davidson Mrs. j. C.. Young Mrs. III. r.
Whipple.
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The New York Patternmakers' Union
donated $500 to fhc striking patternmak-
crs IN Boston. The New York branch OF
the Amalgamated Society OF Engineers
sent 500 10 the Boston pStternmakers.
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Richmonder> in New York

NEW YORK, July -special-Rich
mond arrivals: Manhattan. W. Williams
Cosmopolitan, II. &. Brown.
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AN EFFIGY OF
ASTOR BURNED.
Doctor Grove Created Some
Excitement In New York.
FIGURE IN A ROCKING CHAIR.
Pafaded Through the Hotel and Theatre
District Last Evening.
WAS BURNED IN LONG ACRE SQUARE.
Big Crowd Cheersd as Tbs Figure Was Consumed
Ahsn Police Arrived o.. Grove Had 0lsap-
pssrsd, but TuCkman Vas Arrested.

New York, Aug. Sin the presence
OF several hundred persons William
Waldorf Astor was burned in effigy
last night in Long Acre square. DIR. +.
w. Grove. an elderly physician, was
the prime mover in the affair DR..
Grove has been much interested in the
reports of Mr.. Astor's declaration of
allegianceto Queen Victoria and the
more he read the more indignant he
grew. Last night he went through the
"Tenderloin' and invited about 30 men
to call az his residence. He pormised
each man two-dollar bill.
He had little trouhle in getting re-
cruits. He then hired truck. When
the crowd assembled and the truck ar
rived, DIR. Grove brought out an effigy
OF Mr.. Astor. 1t was almost perfect in
appearance. The figure was tied i'm a
rocking chair. 1t was hoisted into the
wagon. An oil-saturated barrel was
put in with IL and also several quarts
OF Kerosene. High on a pole in the
wagon was a sign, Axe feet inches in
size, bearing the inscription in great
black letters:
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B0S'ES QUEER RIDE.
LA Spare Propeller, In q Storm, on a Steamers
0eck.

A funny incident, but one which az
the time had little humor for at least
one participant therein, marked the
voyage Of the Austrian steamer Etelka
from Hayre, which terminated at this
port says the Philadelphia Tines.
While about midnight on the Atlantic
sudden squall struck the vessel. and
che was almost thrown on her beam
ends.
Any one WHIP has had occasion TO 60
on ooard tramp steamer has scarcely
ialleu 70 notice spare propeller lashed
on deck amidships. This essential ac-
cessory to navigation is kept i'm readl-
ness Tor any emergency which may re-
suit from the loss of the wheel"
As rule the spare propeller is dashed
nrmly. On the Etelka II was not, or
else the ropes had been badly rotted by
the sea air. The squall mentioned
caused IL to break loose. Five tons of
metal were suddenly torn loose from
the fastenings. and came scurying
over the wet and sloping deck with the
speed OF an avalanche. A few minutes
before the storm broke the boatswain
had stretched himself out in the cup
formed by one of the big blades for a
short snooze, and one which. by the
l.
As the big propeller struck the star
board bulwarks of the Etelka with a
mighty crash the boatswain's frantic
snrieks OF fear rose above the bowling
or the gale. An instant later. the big
wheel, with the righting OF the vessel.
snot Tor the port side. The ''bos'n.
however, hung on manfully. The sec
ond collision was terrific. Away went
Dig portion OF the rail. hen coops ga
lore, were smashed. and half OF the
propeller hung out over the sea. The
DOS ms mesmates thought IL was ali
up with him, but. fortunately. another
roll or the steamer threw the big cast
ing again TO starboard.
In spite OF the ''bos'ns" fright ba
had sense enough to cling TO his novel
conveyance until the wanderings OF the
propeller were finally stopped.
This was matter OF no small din
Guilty, and would have been entirelv
unsuccessful had not the sauall abated
almost as suddenly as IL came on. cant
Gainer is satisfied that with a counle
OF more collisions the strained bulwark
on one side or the other would have
given away. and the whole business
been precipitated into the sea.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

DESIRE TO FORM a coNNEc-
tion with good New England man
who will join me I'm securing and To-
eating two Io..on MUS IN me South
coarse cloth could not be found than
two points that ! now have in Nsignt
and at both OF which I can get the
land donated and IL not all at least
one half to two-thirds OF the cost OF a
building. At both points coal and water
ask. Cotton is from 80 to 6ch cents be-
low the Memphis market Railway
transportation In all we get at any
point and better than at many points
and their is an abundance OF labor OF
good class people who know nothing Of
strikes or labor unions. Correspondence
strictly confidential. Address South.
west. Providence. Daily News.
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"ASTOR THE TRAITOR"

unique parade through the hotel
and theatrical districts of city followed.
When DIR. Grove stopped i'm front of
the leading hotels he was requested to
move on by the police but no attempt
was made TO arrest him. Still he was
not allowed TO carry out his plan OF
burning the Astor effigy i'm Greeley
square. When the crowd which follow
ed the wagon reached Long Acre
square the efiigy was placed on top OF
the barrel, Kerosene in large quantities
was applied and the doctor applied a
match.
The pile blazed fiercely. The specta-
tors cheered and loudly called on Dr.
Grove for speech. The doctor made
some remarks vigorously attacking Mr.
Asror. The speech was Interrupted by
report that the police were coming
and DR.. Grove disappeared. When the
of1icers reached the spot they found
hole burned In the asphalt pavement
and they ordered the truckman TO
drive to the police station. but after
he had told his story he was released.
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The News
Profitable
Wants.

Small advertisements inserted ~
DER their proper classification:
ONE CENT PER WORD, FIRST
TIME. oNE-HALF CENT ZEN
WORD AFTER FIRST TIME
The words ITO Let" For sale.
Wanted." address on advertls
ment, etc.. must be counted IN CAL
cuiating number Of words.
Advertisers will be provided Win
. numbered check. and answers
will be delivered only upon presen-
tation of same.
Parties forwarding advertise
ments by mail must send US sum
Client amount to cover postage u
they expect answers sent TO them
Answers TO advertisements cAn
oe addressed care Of THE NEW@
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SUMMER RESORTS.
lContlnued from PAGE Five.l

CONTINUED from Page Five.)
thony. Of the Anthony Bros. orchestra,
Howard j. White of Brown University
and Miss Virginia Anderson: all of
Providence. who are exceptionally good
performers upon the piano, cello, and
violin respectively.
Mr. and Mrs Alfred $ Johnson are
visiting Mr. c c Ball at Harbor cot
tage.
AT midnight Monday night the life
saving crew went on duty again for
the next ten months.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-08-05

A Missourian has patentsf a fire.
mans ladder. which can be used as
sliding pohe for rapid descent n piece Of
hollow tubing being fitted with two in
ferior rods. . each OF which is set a
series OF short runrs registering with
SioN IN the tube allowing them 20 be
turned out for use in ascent. and folded
out - sight when used for descent
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FOR sALE-FINEsT INVESTMENT
rronerty In the state. House lots he
tween Smith street and Gladstone ave.
nue.. Only $50. easy terms. They won.
last long. ISAAC L. COFF CO.. az
weybosset at.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-08-05

FOR sALE-YoULL NEVER BE
nal napp modern cottages please everybody:
see them and Sst our prices; terms
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To indicate the number OF miles trav-
eled by each passenger on n railroad
train. a new register is connected by a
system OF gears with the car axle. with
a hand on the dial which is put I'm mo-
ton by the action Of the person sitting
down. showing the conductor where
the passenger stated from.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-08-05

A simple Joint for electrical conduct
ors has been patented by an English
man. comprising sleeve into which
the two wires 10 be Joined are thrust
from opposite ends. the ends OF the
wires being bent at an angle 20 hold
them In place. with solder filling up the
interstices OF the sleeve.
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FOR sALE-oN RHODES STREET.
90. Soxl10; a two-family and one
sacnay house: rent s24 per month; price
~ pevv, cheap. G.. l.. & IL. j. GhoSo.
oahigan building.