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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-08-18
VACATION SCHOOLS.
{ exhbltIon OF The Work Of The Pupils Opened al
Bensf. Street School,

An exhibition of the work OF the
pupils in the vacation school was held
yesterday afternoon in the school build
ing at the corner OF Benefit and Halsey
streets. The present week is the last of
the six weeks term at the school, and
the event was conducted in the form of
a lawn party. There were gymnastics
and an exhibition of class work by the
girls for the entertainment OF the visi-
tors, and athletic contests by the boys
The latter consisted of a 50-yard dash
and running high jump, each divided
into two classes, seniors and juniors.
The winners were as follows: Fifty
yard dash. seniors, Raymond Nickery.
1st; Charles Perry, I'd; juniors, Harry
Burke, 1st: Morris Grossman, 2d. Run
ming high jump. seniors, Raymond Nick-
cry. LIST; Charles Martln 2d; juniors,
Harry Burke, 1st; Frank Robinson, I'd.
In the intermediate room was shown
work of the pupils in illustrating
stories which had been told them. by
drawing on the blackboard III Write and
colore< crayon and on paper and by
modelling in clay. Some Of the more
advanced grades in Kindergarten work
were also shown here. The work ac-
compltshed In the sewing class proved
of interest to the ladies. On the top
floor the results OF the Sloyd and car
pentering work by the boys were ex-
hibited. One of the best exhibits was
of art work and this hrowed the various
styles of progress made by the pupils
during the six weeks. The work was
particularly good in view Of the fact
that IL represented but Is hours work
for each pupil and that none OF the
children were more than IA years of
age.
Ii was generally conceded that the
exhibition proved conclpsively the value
OF the training provided in the vaca-
tion schools.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-08-18
DESPONDENT, HE ENDS
HIS LIFE WITH GAS.
Charles B. McGinn Found Dying In
Bath Room BY His Sister On
Her Return From Work.

Charles B. McGinn, 81 years old.
commftted suicide early last evening
AT the home of his sister, Mary. at 500
Eddy street by inhaling Illuminating
gas, Young McGinn had been for years
an engineer in the employ OF the Prov
idence Gas Co., giving up his position
recently on account OF Continued i'll
health.
Last winter he had sever attack of
illness, and this is thought TO have
somewhat impaired his mind, as since
that time he had been morose and Of
ten appeared TO be despondent. Sui
eide, however. appeared TO be far from
his thoughts, as he had remarked TO
friends within short time that a per-
son was foolish to take his own life.
When his sister returned from work
last evening at 6:10 o'clock the smell of
gas was strong in her home. She loca-
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-08-18
EAST GREENWICH ACADEMY.
Rev. Ambre Field Of CsnredIls Elected PRINCIPAL.
Has MOI Yet Accented.

Rev. Ambrie Field of Centreville has
been elected principal OF the East
Greenwich academy by the board of di-
rectors of the institution.
Rev. Mr.. Field is at present pastor
of the Methodist Episcopal church at
Centreville having been transferred
thither from East Greenwich at the last
session Of the New England Southern
conference. He was pastor i'm East
Greenwich for three years. and pre-
Vious was at East Braintree. Mass.
and at Jewett City, Conn. He Is a
man young in years, a popular preach
or anu successful parish worker.
m il Is NOT yer known whether Mr.. Field
ion is looked for in a few davs'
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-08-18
ODD FELLOWS GAMES.
Results Of The Genesis That Took pac, al
Hfuterire Yesterday

One of the principal features of the
second annual l. o. o. r.. union excur-
sion at Hauterive yesterday, was the
sports. which began with "a bowling
contest. and John II. Pierce made the
highest single string. l.. p. Pittman. OF
Swarts Lodge, won the shoe race and
received box of cigars. Nine ladies'
then ran % yards balancing a clothes.
pm on teaspoon. Miss Foxon was ii .
winner and received a silver and gold
souvenir spoon, while Miss Sanford
received as BOBBY prize a Chinese
yellow kid" doll.
The base ball games between Swarts
and Pilgrim lodges furnished plenty of
sport. The members of the Sworts team
We're: Fred Watkins. c. George Tanner.
p Lewis Rittman, Id; Austin Poole .2b;
ID. ID. Mckenzie (captain), S; Il. Cam
pus, Sb; Charles Campbell, l +, w.
Twedell, c 4: w. Thoene, f.T hos who
upheld the banner of Pilgrim Lodge
were +. G. Myers (captain), p: Ralph
Kneeland, 1b: A. s. Kingsley, 2b; j. q.
Dudley. 3b: w. A. Watts. $ s; w B.
Heap. c: Thomas McCarrol. | (. III. II.
Kirby, Z; A. i. Hanley. {. ~ II. Muir
ray acted as umpire. After an exciting
game OF five innings the Swarts team
was declared the winner The score was
p to s. The winners divided box OK
cigars
The tug OF war was won by Swarts
and Pilgrim lodges, N, +. Smith won
the fat mems race. w. A. Watts did
the best in the standing broad Jump,
Mrs. ID. ID. Mckenzie was first in the
ladies' foot race. and the doughtnut
eating contest was decided in favor of
w. A. Watts Representatives Il differ
ent lodges formed the committee of arr
rangements. made up as follows George
l.. Robinson and II. NJ. Howara Of Pl-
grim; II. ID. Mckenzie and Mr.. Baker
of Swarts; Il. a. Adams and w. A.
Watts. OF Mayflower: +. c. Meyers and
+. j. Massard OF Washington Park.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-08-18
DRANK CAUBOlIC ACID.
Charles H. Bales Of AliIsboo Wanted Cough
Syrup, but Made an Awful Mstats

Charles II. Bates of the iewelrv firm,
of Bates q Bacon Of Attleboro. met
with a serious mishap yesterday. He
went To a small closet where ne kent
some cough medicine. and took down
what he supposed was the remedy. lift-
ed the bottle to his mouth. and took a
large drink. The fluid was a strong
solution OF carbolic acid He realized
ms mistake instantly and threw the
Dottle from him. Medical aid was sum-
TO relieve him
IRE ~ suuerlng intensely. Ii is not
thought h. swallowed the acid
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-08-18

ted what she thought TO be leak IN
the bathroom and upon entering FOUND
Charles there unconscious an1 BREATH
ing heavily. a rubber tube attached 10
an open gas jet telling the story.
Attempts were made to secure ply
sican. but without success. and officer
Cunningham of the Fifth district. who
arrived about that time, notified Sergt.
Mowry, who promptly summoned an
ambulance. McGinn was put into the
conveyance but died just before reach
ing the hospital. McGinn took breakfast
as usual with the family I'm the upper
tenement but declined 10 eat dinner
when summoned at 80 yesterday af-
ternoon He was heard walking about
I'm his room al $3.50 O'Clock and at that
time ne was probably arranging to Kill
himself.
Medical Examiner Palmer ordered
the body turned over 10 McGinn's
friends.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-08-18
B. II. Gladding & Go.
CARPETS AND UPHOLSTERIES.

We shall take much pleasure in showing our
New FALL AND WINTER CARPETS, many of them
come with extremely elegant borders. We sell them
with or without bogders as you may prefer. RecenI
purchases enable us to offer our customers very
ATTRACTIVE BARGAINS, both in style and price
The excellence and beauty Of our private oat-.
terms in Standard Carpets is particularly noticeable
Fine WiItOnS, in Superb Colorines.
Bi9eIOW administers, Very Choice.
Lowell and BigeIOW Brussels, rriTsas PATTERN,
Tapestries and In9rains in Special Patterns
VI ACASSAA "hU A~OAHCot1C mugs
We close Saturdays during the month of Auqusf
at O'Clock p NJ
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-08-18
FRESH AIR OUTINGS
|NVAL|DS AND OTHERS.

This work will be done as usual dur
ing tho summer by committee OF
THE UNION FOR CHRISTIAN
WORK. Carriages are used for the
Aged Sand Invalid people: boat tickets
tickets for the pleasure and relief of
those really I'm need and well vouched
for. The committee can be seen We'd
ncsdays and Saturdays. from II TO I,
at the Union during July and August.
Money Is needed and solicited.
All contributions sent To the Treas
ufer viii be receipted for by him. or IL
90 the PROVIDENCE NEWS. Z Wey-
bosset street, will be acknowledged by
them. wM. T. CRANDELL. Treasurer
Of Committee. ISL Weybosset street.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-08-18
RUSH f0R PENCILS UgApA1tD

The rush FOR the News Calculating
Pencils was undated yesterday. Ev-
erybody wants one.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-08-18
YOUElll Be SURPRISED

ana ana interested with the News calcula,.
lns pencil one OF the wonders Of the
age axe ~ can be seen and bought only az
rI,, tng NeWs Office, Z Weybosset street.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-08-18
B. H. Gladding & Co.
THERE ARE ONLY A FEW LEFT.
COVERT CLOTHS

and French Mixtures. in light f-Weighf OUT
ing Suits at HALF PRICE, Now is your
chance TO get a b0naHde bargain-fhese
Suits are in demand now and will be useful
later I'm the season. Separate Skirfs-very
sfyHsh-in Pique, Linen, etc.. are trimmed
with braid and embroidery, all ready to
wear and save heaps of trouble. - -
LADIES' SHIRT WAISTS.
In high-cIass Washable Goods are good
shape and perfectly made for this Mid
Summer Sale. They are going at half price
and some for less. There is still a fine Sc
lection for late buyers, and many ladies
are buying for another season ON account
of the low prices - - - -
SPECIAL NOVELTY i'm Golf Capes one of the best
fhinqs ever devised for beauty and comfort
we CLOSE Saturdays during the month of Auqusf
at O'Clock p M
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-08-18

,bakers baltimore Rye, Hermitage Rve ana
v'n troW bourbon, Gibson's XNNX re-
,m,n,sAey' 0alliornia Wines Bottled for far.
ss,,s ly use Ihos' GRIMES a BRO, OPP. New
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-08-18
THE WEATHER.


Warrington. Aug. is.-For New Eng
land-Fair tonight; Saturday probably
showers; brisk easterly winds.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-08-18
HslFrowt PHOTO, WOOD lncaaunc.

4, Printing. best work, low prices The
=. !. Ryder Co. ~ Washington. corneg Eddy.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-08-18
N EW SIZE T s.

The rancher Gazed on his sun-parched
fields with a frown on his rough
red face.
And wished ne could utter real wicked
talk to properly fit the case,
And he moped around with despondent
air his spirit alldead topride.
For gone were his dreams of the harv-
est cash rolling in as a golden
tide.
But the tree toads started prophetic
songs. and the peafowl uttered its
cries,
And the goosebone told him its silent
tale, and the clouds punched up in the
skies.
And the rains came down in a soaking
.flood and his fields turned green with
delight,
And now you would think that he owns
tins earth. with every blamed
planet In SIGHT.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-06-22

districts in this State, and was bothered with malaria for years At TINES
sol could net Worrk,a z ,Wg vas Away. very so nnsztdPa as vel Be-
dea, isgg Als aea e9t1l2 skgts xhak s al,,aaqs st lhaIS. t All a about l SS.RS5Ig1z
any peniahent Benefit Eastf an, I#mI peaeflH KssS 1Ihad AMOS. serious.
attack ofehlls and then commenced. IS tax. R2pans aIEabqeS,. uponla5
been without them since take one Tabule each. morning and nIlghhts
and sometimes when ll fel more . than usually exhausted IItake, thIse Inz#
having & Il bad 1hsslfaSta 1o a1a 1eG faa1 81 l6az s y a lhsad1shl sS4 s.
more refreshed than formerly. don tHknoNS how many. nfaEain&6yn
Ripahsg hfabulesSSM ns hub QIunEao Know heyS wifEeute5 any oneanzthg
honestly consider ther1th TIE heapest--Pfieed medicine il thhewold1Sas
In & 4 iss ~ u v WeS of aM and lh have en so1R Z M ) pav IN Rg 4
same as most farmers. both early and lHh n, ahd z II AZ kin is e Ws a{h
fact. my ndghofs have an remarked nprovedc condition and hEa4el
said, Say, John. what aresyou doing folook sohealhy 7'.## s#@
!$5sss 81 s$isS s;$ siss ;s$a 81 q !: AZ Isl & 81 s s .s: ;:s;sG e ;; s & &C.; 800 essss s ss$ az 3
" Spruce St. New Yok.# I# 8. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ISL 3E8MW MISREPRESENTATION #@4##I
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-06-22
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!! 4 |, DERi j: ! 81 IE'G0 / ].
" Wi1ona; Mimi II
MONA dostat rozmaite ksiazki| pole
skIe.sxozee6lniee ! za6 haste pujace:
!. Ks; / i /. DO g
~NABoZENSTWA

an. az =: IL ~ alma nnDi-
/, 4f go 4,cab;sa,snd Dunjt,o,
taE 81 B,skupka. dla sko-
M Sl.25
"a sama Risknpka, ws.plak..
nIeYsssi opHraWie, { aok kiissisean1l "a
- Z I, ,,;dt S1%at. ksiazka do nabo.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-06-22

" SALUNIF BRACE
1GRlESEsL Wtnonie Y bloku
Peaera, e w w,,ay i aIlls,l i l, t Ute.
1szyeh salon6W nalw'illeetceqjj lpoiws
sprsedaia, czeggow Y a
B piwo ggooa'cdiloellmll ss / ppo g dl !
ne, jest jaknajlepssem. az, W
g1g,ll166'wnsl sail 81 sto1y ! mlnoogIees..
krzesla,S .nadto losobthy pookk,65j
Ola zecahlcea8cYYch sie a 4 q .sast,lE1,
no. LudM v tej, POI starokral
krajslk ~ z,lifz,ads dlnfs obef2szYY I
ssaasWszejqh wzulu, iees hhiiIno!!
to kskdy szybkos "a. dioost ID =
czego znzsda, y sadowolepielmnlII
Wycihodzi.
Farl1er,sy teraz calelmn
mlelsicii eswygodnia ne gospoddF
n j, Ea1,n,|aajjldq,.jj y ". G G|ll1s,l 1l',I / N II
['1pgolIIAczzollnlleii ch paaloonneem
erosssf.1hifsslwssssi tmoga kkddl1p pil.'
l.co niasta ain kucH1Ai 81 stulu
~lslpprl5poM,aadsat mlssa .sss.s
4EHN1 HSrBh
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-06-22

AZ AIDS G&EIS ~
clllsltkf i sobrazekk 10 oktadee ..... q b
\ Olgr65dlsk Dictionary Wielik ]
ruplkBs' -. NJ. ........ . ..ts+ -. ..0O
|. ]|',; sia . Z Il !. rro una,
kE1UCHNftA P,O6LsKOlI.
{egssna 80
oeai1t65# susbthloNaza KlslAfsz Is
.KUCHARSKA uiozonasI przez Z,
Spsii N.Y. ssdlu,Kfwslaldlceyod5n1a kdtieelsaike pirzy'
spodrlnoey skklueh zalhadtblo,wpetgg;
Ksiazka ia zawlera nastteep.uJJ ICE
ErezztdtzliiaiY. Naposjjpf zzapYY, arzyillYY
..SsdatY, Rozmalte potrawy z#lials 1
S'mah, P'otrawY miesnle, Ciiaieeiias..
SkopoW1iil1a, NNNiieprznYiina Dr6bb,,
ZwlerzlY,na, RYby, Rome potraawsy
mlrllIs,ssn1e,Sosy, piiecczYws, konnftul-
.rySi zadrawv, LegurninY, bntdlyynriiyee
paeztetY, Lody.
Il Mode .panienki ba1rida1zfo5 ss'zyy .E1u
Fsan,aabieraia wprawY y kuchalrzztsrti l'1I
Hiezell praktVkujan NV kathni, ~ y
IpoJraz zaglaisjs dc teggo: ans 'tte' III.
Ftego kucharskiego podreoxni- Us
kair. ... i. I'D. ....... 81 scent6Wa.
Proroctwa O. Potsce y. /. lOct
K K ii Ia did idtullss ~ niaboznYch st
Wesoy NDiie:szasslletd, powaln-
szowania ma wszelkie przygoo.d5YYll
saprosiny na wesele ! plosnesozskk
Weselne ..s s. !. . 49,. =. -. !. ...E:2u
Dzie1e starego 3 sao,oego 1est 9 !;
.meatu X oblrazkaml): ....,.4e ot
;Katschiig,s rrz,yj,yn,skAo: kadto1icki ((wlek-
szy " mocnej opra wle...... q
*. j.. Debarbe, TT.
Katsch;sm rzymsho hatoliicl6ii
E(maly) ..s.$ > ~ an. Ssss i s.. 9 ~
w mocnej opraWie... ~. u 9
rs EIgkM9as 3his1adr f lhatsFd7 laP il .25o:
Nementorz vlMdsy dlas dziec
rolsklch W AmerYce..:........l ~
Lsto,auJaMi rbbllskkaD.AmerykdisRi
podreoznlk zav ieraj9oy nanke II
sania ltst6w j g0towe IVORY list6w
" w~rszystkjcL przypadkach "
GA " moc,nejj .oprsaw1e. 800 y
Slnnik persko- egipski. SOC.
Lekars nonaoeey oay.i 4 tan;a.
zzW u ne. sposooy uo1no~ ~ S..xh ~
70 Elfeczenril n't1 roznal lg1l cno 49, - -
Rxewodaak do pasa'sso ssStoao
:Miif6savch..... . s
t,;.5 1s'f dIa latv I e." DauoaeG yse'e Sc
M anaiaiakn, !. 4, !, . +. 6bct.
- n,1eh;ea,
Dsse2e Noroas o'' tx
FVsozela
BNllsilet Epides,ast :s.caa 9ttto'gc Y ,k.o
Il arye. krakswalaki, maz III. !,
piekn1: mllosne, spaste1ski.a obY-
l.. .czaione. !. towarzyskie, mYeliw,.
skiaY stndenok1e. wgsoie. 1a,to-
hIiWas wyiatki J on {. a. soc.
.
WtlJor spies,at narodowych, " kt6~
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-06-22
!. Z'l' 4 !, S l J AZ y

.ss.Ts az "a i 0NYl 1LI:E
WI ~: KI.lssfa 10.
doiWs fwirsduieh !, Wsche dintchl
gubernfaeh Ros,yii curl VIZ WEI j
Jest wsiiekssa, nizf 1gas ,Iisll
Nero iaaju, 1901 / % roku.
Gnbarnie u mn mo-
nAwr1niessk ahssd Is, plolowa Hz
Mich zzaapeas,ddll 20, ~ roznaltl EeaE,
roeb'!y, apotwoodcsaaW ggY glodesm
Wiadae pokazuja bic nledo q.
le4nemi j nieprzYgotowanem1l.
na kleske giodu. 1900
Sunny Sum ~; zebrans d1la glodnyckt.
r,sdaelodo nd ID psnsYe fd,1a:
agvo'65 s.. otrss na abe1es do ~ u,
siewY, % sktlore. blor4 bajocznee',
cyny. Wkutek tego roln1k
ME ina cheer upra wiac roll. !.
Z dzieci utodzonych, wAym
toku AM ledno ME sostaio praY
l.. ! y, wob, = }. tax 9 nsday Y via
snym kr'ju !. rad ro Gay :
trwo 'n m 1nl1lie''''1 na e '' ,lo
ME g. On . hez '71':t ::
u.
HAGAc S 'a t''' 90 90
povsietyoh do'ttychcs , uo 17l' !
komisy' .ppoe'lkE'ojo'v'''ee'ij Anglia
bedsie musiafa zaprzestao NY
wanna kul.. tax sWanYch
,.Dum--dum', cd ktorych RAJ,
ny ne So DO ulecser'a.
Niemcv przeciwre sa.pokojoWe.
mu zalat wianiu spraW prses
andv rOzeimcze,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-06-22


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Nm 8. .l nc. y, Y n.'wvnrnoo-
y 800. ], III {, III i u ~ .sf4enasainiy
.sroybiak,,1n1 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
lat4wsoalei sPolsoe a,kk E y
sakjam fak bod MosKalem
Auistryyakkiem. Jest Hsi moo
oprawle rs ziononymml a ! 9
| ozldtoobng stronliicca tyt,nFolwsaaa..S &
K2.,o'ssztuie ttYlkoe:s.s 1. ~. $l.5os
81 .55
ofLAlv ' So g. n g. Nabo -
a naa | Ka{nisa:,ch Fdla s.s1n.S
- - I. lsasI.Saa aannauarca
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1a1.s'a d,aissil s ~ !. 4 as,,39ar6
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Y q
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Gs O Lanie Tyardowskam. wielk M
czarc wniku 50. -. 1bsc ta
,..3...9 ..s5.,, s.# D. ma
zysoot koscsussks k~slsle an =
ola g~rz 's dzie s''', .''z552o -
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R,.,,e M ns g wrciar ~ Zvwot6w
EFstych Panskicn U.s.. F'otra 8
. ..''' $50. 4. o :. w.
nsota., ont p;otrn W;elh;eoosozy-
i; zarn ysrasSrss'' Moskali zaWoiowania
,cataaa u,ata... s ct5s
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ii ]. Rkraka osYli ,,Kiedy lgga6, to-
,ua do c,i3dr. rs 8:
p.o.o,,.,o M;,haz1,, Kr6jnuei
y : y 81 ~. 1 sah,,i; e, / ~ ~
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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-06-22

Me,o,,dglle, ((nutY1) do Zbioru Piesnl
naboznYcohl 4 ntolicklch =dfaIuzyt-'
( ku domowego j kosolelneeeoe..
Uiozonpe,#idlionI gfanfia ma Oirgaanach /
ma Fortepianssi do spie,wszaan \ Ia
IA czztery giosy ............$4 90
.5iaor< p;e;ns ! piiosneczek szkolnych
/ mo&onych ma 2 33e5is4 gtosy do
spiewania, jednakze tax, ze@4ptol'
wiekszeiis czescf naI diva gllooss5yI
wykonane bye ]. lnoRgaa. AW ll,y
Klonowskkii, naucxYciel seminar
rYinY. " Pozaanlu. Cena
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protuSion. In the center Of the cave is
miniature creek. elevated just high
enough from the ground 81 THAI the
people can see its inhabitants, And
very lively inhabitants they are.
The eoldest OF Bull Run water runs
through the creek. and in it's upper
reaches are stacks OF salmon eggs. As
fast as they hatch out. the llttle baby
salmon wiggle into their proper pens
at the lower end OF the creek, and be-
gin to wonder why they have arrived
and what is up for them TO do, and they
explore their immediate Surroundings
and ask the going price Of canned sal
mon at Astoria, and II any salmon had
to scoot out Of the way of the racing
yachts. These little salmon are funny
fry. and look quite comical carrying
around like warts on their dear little
stomachs the eggs they hatched out Of
SIN, they would not swap places with
all the over-grown suckers in the whole
Willamette river,
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+ OF the variety part OF Tuesday even-
ing's program at the exposition the
( oresonlan said:
People who attended the exposition
were well entertaind. Bennett"s full
band rendered its choicest selections.
and the Maearte Sisters. in pale blue,
gave their faultless performance on the
trapeze and slack wire. Tonight will BE-
their last appearance here. and their
work has been wen done. Gus Hender-
son amused the audience with his CONT
cal tight-rope acts, and was voted very
clever, Miss Alice Raymond gave 4
spierdid solo on the cornet, and in re-
sponse to an enthusiastic encore, play
ed a coon song, the New Marguerite" {"
Miss Eva Rcss pleased the audience
with several vocal selections, and Mr..
Shaw and young man" narhed Miss
Grace Sterling. gave a very ine exhibit
ton of bicycle riding. They worked
wonders on the wheel. but the boy-girl
was unfortunate in receiving a very bad
fall. Notwithstanding this. he i'm
mediately performed the daring feat OF
riding his wheel down the grand stair
way"
And thus it describes the fishing ex-
hibit:
One Of the bright array of attractions
that is presented to the public at the
exposition. and which always arrests
attention and excltes interest, is the
fishing exhibit in the south end Of the
west wing. It is a part Of the state
and county exhibit. and was arranged
by H. E Dosch. one Of the most ener-
getic workers Of the exposition COM
mite and is under his personal super
vision.
The design Of the fishery exhibit is in
the form Of a long. unique cave, under
the uper portion % the realistic repro
duction Of Multnomah falls, and the
cave is brilliantly illuminated by cleo
tric lights. which exist in abundant
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FOR
ASTORIA'S DAY
MANY SPECIAL ATTRACTIONS
Fhe Railroad Company Prepared 10
y Handle the Big Crowds
4 Next Saturday.

"Cone and play in my backyard next
Saturday. Romp in my front yard,
Holler up my rain-barL slide down
my cellar door. I want to be good to
you" says Portland TO Astoria.
The British troops are pouring into
South Africa; American soldiers are
sweeping over LuzOn island. but these
viii not make the commodon that the
legions OF Astoria viii awake when
they storm the metropolis day after to-
morrow.
The exposition managers are sparing
no expense In providing special feat
wrs Of entertainment for the visitors
from the city by the sea They will
expend hundreds Of dollars for extras
for Saturday and Saturday night and
70 all in their power to make Astoria
day a huge. a stupendous success.
Notwithstanding the immense throng
that win have to be carried Portland
ward Saturday. all win be accomo-
dated. The Astoria and Columbia
river railroad company will provide all
the cars necessary to carry every man.
woman and child Ia comfort, and the
train viii run up Fourth street in Port
land and LET the passengers step of the
cars right in the heart Of the city.
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PORTLAND NOT IN IT.

Can on B. F. Allen & Son and get
prices on Wall Paper, then go to Port
land II you wish. If you find better
prices there. come back and We will
make you a present OF your contem-
plated purchase, and give you chance
besides on a s375 Mason & Hamlln or
gan. This offer holds good on prepared
House Paints.
B. F. ALLEN & SON.