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The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1899-08-24


the physicians who raised the fever
than there is or has been among those
who were supposedly exposed. 1t is
now believed that the lever was q
fake. The handling of the scourge
is q matter of comment everywhere.
1t was considered almost inevitable
that all the peninsula towns wonld
be swept by the tever, aud Washing
ton was very apprehensivc for her
safety. Therefore, the coufiniug of
the disease to the soldiers home is
considered little short nf miraculous.
The word, miraculous, Is used ad-
visedly, for the behavior of the dis
ease has been most eccentric. The
scourge has been uncannily copsidcr-
ate, and even now one may hear ex-
pressed the belief that the end is not
yet-that Bronze John will not quit
the home satisfied with such miser-
ably small bunch Of victims.
The eastern cities have made q mu-
nifceDt respons to the call of tornado
torn and starving PortosRico. AL
ready the ships laden with food, me-
dicines and supplies are on the sea.
distressed leland could not have
Jared so well under Spain, and if our
conquest lacks complete justification
we may perhaps point 10 this instance
of our greater power to help aud to
succor. This country has not been
slow to help alien people in the past,
but it is but natural that we should
help with q quicker hand those of
our own household.
Mr.. Croker is drawing pretty hea-
Willy against his account as a states
man and is vying with the pro team
artists of the vaudeville stage in the
rapidity with which he can change
his coat. Three months ago he was
all imperiaiist and opposed to Bryan,
but summers cuting-a voyage and
returm-in company with the arch
imperialist ex-Speaker Reed, has pro-
duced marked change in the great
Irish manipulation of Amssican poll
tics. Mr.. Croker has doubtless ambi-
ton to deal in bigger field Of poll
tics than New York CITY or New
York State affords him. Conspicu-
Gus success as q local boss does not
satisfy bis vauliing ambition. He
was lately All cxpansioDist. lie
thought we should hold the Philip
pines. Now he has the opposite
view as to our duty There is no
doubt t:,at Mr.. Croker's expression
will greatly assist the Bryan boom,
aud it needs assistance. But il is de-
.speratelv.in in need of something more
than talk. The siuews Of practical
poli,ics-moncy- mnst come
from the pockets of the millionaire
democrats il BRYAN can hope to make
more than a fake race for tue Presi-
dency is lacking.
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1899-08-24
gepa1 Advertisements.
N6tiSo Fer Plblicasion.
and once 4. SpfingAeld. Nissouri, July %,

Land once 4. suiinsseld. Missouri. July "a.
ls99
Notice 10 hereby given that the following
named settler has 1led fiotice Of his intention
to make Anal proof in support OF his claim and
that said proof win be made before J. ".
Hughes. unity clerk. at FoEsy.h, 4o., On
Saturday Sept. >. lSoe; viz:
Charles s. H6usendan homestead appliea-
tion No. sSo0s, for the sf lot nv or sec twp
I'm range y ". 4 se Or sw Or & sw Or se qr eco.
8 twp , range % v.
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and culttva&tan
fom fcfsihsef. II 4. barber, D. H. Aip,.
Henry Clay, al Of edar Creek, SO.
NJ v. GIDEON, Regfnfo1.S
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1899-08-24

The st. Clair aud Erie Ship Canal
project involves building q canal
across the narrow neck Of land sepa-
rating Lake St. Clair and Lake Erie;
the distance is only thirteen miles.
The construction of this canal would
save seventy nine miles of dangerous
lake aud river navigation. The canal
would be of great advantage to tho
United States shipping. The chip
ping passing through Detroit
amounts to 81, ,00O, 900 tons per annum,
and il is estimated that 1T least two
thirds of this amount would use the
canal. The Canadian Engineer claims
there would be . saving Of 81 Oh, ,OO0
. year to the vessel-owners by rea'
son of the shorter and safer route via
the canal.-Scienfific American.
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1899-08-24

Post Office Department officials ex-
pect to ask for an appropriation from
the next session of Congress for the
use Of automobiles in collecting the
maile at the fret class post offices.
The purpose il to ask permission to
use the appropriation of $4,000 for
horse hire allowance. The recent
tests in Buffalo have satisfied the
Washington officials that they may
he used to advantage The Inven-
tive Age. I
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1899-08-24
OmciaI Paper Of Taney County.

Entered at the Postofice ut Forsyth for trans
mission through the mails as second-class
matter.
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1899-08-24

TIE REPUBLICAN and the Kansas
City Journal both papers one yesr
Tor one dollar.
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1899-08-24
Notice For PHblieataau

Department Of the interior. Land Oflee ct
Notice Is hereby given that The following-
named settler hes nisd nosiee q eyfnseatoA
that said proof will - uo1o Uoe6oS9. W.
Hughes, county clark. q Im1th. 10. On
homestead application No. ls6ls for the \. hf
De Or ne Or sw or q se Qr NJ qf go - twp.
2Sn range i5w.
her continuous residence upon md cultivatSon
OF said land. viz:
j. II. Blair, Of Herculeo, Mo.; 3. O. IrG3an
and j. A. Bryant, OF Cedar C1eei, Moi D. q.
Pulley, Of Kissee Mills. Mo
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1899-08-24
xSweet Bells Jangied
Out Of Tune and Harsh. %

shaksspearsh description 6ts thou-
|sando q women. They are cross, dcs-
pondsnf, sickly, nervors-a burden To-
fhemoelvee and their families. Their
sWoot dispositions are gone. and they. ike
the bella, seem sadly out Of tune. But
thoeO q q Iumsdy. They car ne
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1899-08-24

The fear Of tho fever from Fort
ress monroe and Norfolk has passed
and it is possible that there is. more
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1899-08-24

Circuit Court convenes the fourth MONDAY In
April and October.
corrtv Court convenes the first Monday In
,.bru.ry, May, August and November
probste court convenes the second Monday In
r.hru.rv. Nav, August and November.
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1899-08-24
Notice For P.slicssae..

Department OF the lute1ior. Land Once at
Springfield Missouri, August 1, laso.
Notice 10 hereby givea that the Following
named settler has died notice Of his Intention
that said proof will be msde tefore J. ".
Hughes, caunty clerk. ct Forsyth. Aissogfi,
Saturday Sept 18th 1859. vixs Geo. U. An.
derson, Homestead application No. lS7se, fssr
the ne qr se Or se or ne qr SEC. Is TWP. - =,
range Nv.
He name the following witnesses @ peove
his continuous fesidence upon and cultivation
Of said land, vix
vanZandt. g. ~. Braseal, oil Of KiIeyville,
Nv GIDEON, Esgtsser
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1899-08-24

Republican 8 month tor 25c.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-12-02
FINANCIAL.
BULLS AND BEARS.
Irregular Close TO an Irregular Week
in Stock Market.
Burlington and Sugar Had a Fly, but Bal
anCe Of MaTsei Was Indefinite.

wall street Dee. e-Beginning after
a double holiday, with a holiday in the
middle of il the weeks transactions
have been only moderate and the
changes slight and indefinite, the break
i'm Leather Common representing the
on,v lively work of the operations.
The raising of the discount rate by
tho Bank of England had only an in
different effect 1t had. perhaps been
auticipateI. although tnat the rale
sbouId have been put up 50 much as
one p.r cent was probably generdl
surpIisc. The Bank of England rate
is nav the highest il has been since
The Barring Bros. failure ana the At
| ptntine MESS. and although lOcal oahk,
| erg insist that no gold VIII be attfactcd
/ from our sh res because oI IT, III ~ tNl-
dent that there can be no prospect OF
gold imports i'm the near future.
The money situation i'm New YORK IS
I stm unsettled also, with no immediate
prospect of anything more than tenn
por8ry ease Money rates have Deeh
steady AN the week, however, helulhs
around six or seven per cent.
The bank statement today was IN
definite. 1t was not bad one by any
means, but IL Is likely That a greater
increase i'm reserve than was shown
had been looked for, 10y reason OF the
sales of government bonds reported.
ON ton of the nearly seven million IN
crease of last saturday ,he increase
for the current week seemed small
There has been marked strength dis
played during the week IN many OF
The railroads of the smaller class ana
In the PaciGcs. both Un.on and North
cu making new high records. Soutn-
cn Pacific has huns nrc, however ana
except for Burlington's little NY on 81
point thIs morning the balance OF the
standard shares have not shown aotlN-
ity since the middle OF the week When
Pcnnsylvania. and New York Central
and b. and O. issues had jump due 10
consol datiun rumors.
Leather shares have been erTtic and
the common has persistently broke.
Around eleven and twelve dollars q
share il begins to look inviting again.
Pacific Mail has taken on new life
and expected legislation by Congress
promises to be Favorable TO higher
prices in this stock than 4 has seen for
years.
The New York transit sto ks have
been Highly and on the whole have
given small encouragement to long
lolders.
AtTp announcement of peace and con-
olidation i'm the sugar trade created a
emand from shorts this morning that
ut Sugar up nearly two points above
he close OF last night. For the week,
owever, this stock shows a loss.
The Tobacco stocks have taken on e
ewed weakness though Continen
iii sticks .persistertly among the 40's.
Federal Steel has been aggressively
ctfNe among the industrialg but Wire
as failed TO follow suit to- any en-
degree.
The following list shows the changes
II the week i'm the standard stJ KS and
ich others as have enjoyed particular
-fiXftV.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-12-02
STEAMER WEsOTT WRECKED.
Ran Ashore en- ihs Scuih lelly Of Humboldt PaI
All Rpi Two Of 'h3 Passengers and Crew SaVet.

Eureka Dee. The steamer Wceou
lies total wreck on the south jetty
Of Humboldt bay, having struck the
rVelxs there. ana Of the "a persons on
board an are safe bur two. one passen-
ger Mrs Carmichael a resident o6
( Fer6inal. and Gus Nelson. seaman
Of the steamer. lost their lives Mrs
tafnlirhaei was the first person the life
saving CREW trica TO rescue. She was
in the basket Wahch was on The life
line run 10 the doomed vessel from the
1etty. a big breaker struck the bas-
ket as she was almost in the arms az
her rescuers, aud she was swept away.
Nelson was KILLED by a falling spar
which struck him and broke hts neck
The Weeett was owned by the y. r.
:. ;. Steamship Company. otherwise
the Charles l.. Doe Company of san
Trancieeo
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-12-02
ROBERTS
VOTED IN
CAUCUS.
No Objection Made by Demo.
cratic Members Of House
al Meeting Today.

Washington. Dec. 2.--Representative-
elect Roberts Of Utah attended the
caucus of Democratic members of the
house ana yoted on the first roll call
No question OF his right To participate
in the proceedings was raised.
The roll call showed the presence of
13S members. There was considerable
wrangnng over the selection Of pre-
siding officer
Mr. HAY Of Nireinia and A4F- Aelsaa
OF Arkansas We're nominated. The
ftienGs of the latter made strong
fight against Mr. Hay, who has only
served one term in the house. Mr. Nc
Rae Is the oldest Democrat In cOntinu-
Gus service now in the house
After considerable speech making a
vote was taken, resulting in the selec-
tun of MIR. HAY. who received - votes
against So for Mr.. McRae. The next
thing i'm order was the selection OF
candidate for speaker and the nomi-
mating speeches began. Mr.. Cummings
nominated Mr. SulZer of New York,
Mr. Carmack Of TenneNee placed I'm
nomination Mr. Richardson for speak
aT
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-12-02
SAYS 1T
WAS AN
ACCIDENT
Bradley Shot Himself in Side
at His Home on Douglas
Avenue.

Charles NJ. Bradley AZ years OF age
a machnlst by trade, and residing at
81 Douglas avenue. shot himself. while
i'm the attic of his house at 9:4s o'clock
this morning.
Mr. Bradley was found upon the floor
by members of the household who were
alarmed az hearing three shots ffred
in rapid succession.
His condition was evidently serious,
and Dr. II. +. Flynn was hastily sum-
moned. The doctor found that two bull
lets hal entered the LEFT side OF Brad
ley's body, between the 9th and 9Th
ribs. and that the unfortunate man had
probably received mortal wounds.
The third bullet was found imbedded
in the wall near the ceiling
Mr.. Bradley asserted that the shoot
ing was accidental, but the circum-
stances surrounding the affair the po-
lice claim, almost preclude such the
DRY Furthermore Mr.. Bradley has BEL
sick and in "A despondent frame OF
mind for three weeks.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-12-02
Chicago Markets.
Financial Notes.

New York bank statement shows the
following changes:
Surplus reserve increased 81, ,SS4 500.
Loans increased $5.523. 400.
Specie increased S3.3039 300.
Legal tenders increased $1l0 500.
Deposits increased Sl0120.000.
Circulation increased S9300
The banks now hold $s $50, 700 I'm eN-
cess Of the requirements OF the - per
cent. rule
Money on call steady at > per cent.
Prime mercantile paper 512@6 per
cent.
Sterling exchange firm al S4.S6A@
4.S6Ia for demand and at s4.S1@4S1h
for sixty davs.
Posted rates S4.S2m4S2ib.
Commercial bills $4.S0A d4S0la.
Silver certificates 5SA u59l2c.
Bar silver SOC.
Mexican dollars 47Lc.
Government bonds strong.
state bonds inactive.
Railroad bonds irregular.
Boston ciearings
Exchanges s2762S.31l.
For the week (five days) Sll4,55S.76l.
Corresponding week last year $l20
19l 300
balances s2.66S.01S
For the week five days) $i1.320, 100.
Corresponding week last year $l4.263,-
Sg7.
Money 6 per cent.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-12-02
Mr.. LONGLEY'S FUNERAL.
Large kiisniascs Of PsIaiVss, Friends aHd BuSI-
ness Men al lhs 0bseuli3s.

The funeral OF Charles E. Longley
took place at . this afternoon at his
home, 81 Walcott street. Pawtucket
The house was crowded with friends
and business associates
The service was conducted by Rev
Z. Frank j. Goodwin, pastor of the
Pawtucket Congregational church. and
Rev. j j. Woohev. pastor Of the Park
Place CONGREGATIONAL church.
The Alhiou uHartet of Boston sang
Abide With Ne and Passing within
the shadow
The interment was al Swan Point
cemetery The honorary bearers were
William. IT, Park. Fradcsck Bates. ID.
l.. Con. john r. Adams. Ebeu Mae
Gregor Frederick Sayies. Hczckiah
Conant and James X. MacCon.
The active bearers were George Post
and Mn jones of New Haven. David j.
snyder Of Woons0ckct. herbert Talbot
OF Fall River ana Laurence p. Good
speed Wae. Scott. Freeman l.. cobb,
Herbert G. Brown. Frederick Fuller
and Harry Lamson. AN of Pr0vidpnce.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-12-02
|, MARRIAGE Ties
ARE MIXED.
Hewitt is In Jail In Brooklyn
on Charge Of Bigamy.
TWO WOMEN HAVE SUED HIM.
He Believed Wife No. | Was Dead, He
Claims, Before He Married Again.
f. A MEETING BETWEEN THE WOMEN
fesu.tai In IoInI AtsOk on Hewitt When He Gels
Out Of Ergssni TrOubl1 ks VII Steer
Clear Of KsirmonY.
TWO WOMEN HAVE SUED HIM.
A MEETING BETWEEN THE WOMEN

New York. Dec. George Washing
ton Hewitt Is the victim OF pranks tina;
Cupid has PLAYED with the law. AL
though he is i'm genuine hard luck, Il
IS hard for anv one but Hewitt 10 rea-
ike that the situation has any but a
comedy side. He fails 10 see the hu-
NOR In his position. and thinks himself
most unlucky man. Besides having
10 face a criminal prosecution he must
appear either as plaintiff or defendant
in four civil actions.
MIR. Hewitts present address is Ray
mond street Jail, Brooklyn, and he vii
remain there until next Wednesday
when he will be placed on trial on 4
cnarge of bigamy In the Kings county
court house.
Ia the mean time his three children
are anxiously awaiting the fathers re-
turn at his little fiat. at No. 969 VIII
loughby avenue. BROOKLYN.
Hewitt was born In Duchess county
this state. He started a prosperous
business there. He married and became
the father of three children His wife
died. and on her death bed made hin
promise than ne would always keep the
family together. aud Hewitt. who is
deeply religious. has kept the promise
MATRIMONIAL VENTURE NO. ?.
He married Mary Elizabeth Walker
on March 20. 1895. They could not
agree. however. and soon separated.
she had persuaded him, however, II
sell all his property and move to Brook
lyn. There she visited him "A few times.
but late in 1895 he lost sight of her and
has not seen her since, FafTy tn1s
year however. he decided th6i. he wish
ed TO marry again.
He engaged a lawyer 90 hunt up his
wife and obtain an annument OF the
marriage. The lawyer. he declares, re-
ported that the woman was dead.
HIS THIRD WIFE.
Then. on April 10 last. he married
Miss Minnie Louise Blanke OF No. 1871
Gates avenue In a few months how
ever. he declares. he learned that she
had other atmirers and he engaged
lawyer TO begin suit for divorce from
her.
The papers were served and then
Hewitt's troubles began. Mrs Hewitt
M. hunted IN Mrs. Hewitt No. l. who
Is living In East Orange n. j., and
they obtained an Indictment against
Hewitt for bigamv Re was arrested
month ago and locked up IN Ray
mond street 8il.
These papers were served upon him
by Wife No / in a suit for divorce, on
the ground OF his relations with wife
No. >. who sues him for an annulment
of her marriage on the ground that he
MAS already married 20 No :.
He already had an action against No
for divorce and he instructed his
awyer 90 begin an actiAl against No
FOR annulment Of his marriage Go her
When all the legal proceedings are
n ended Hewitt declares he VIII steer
n clear Of matiimonv
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-12-02
NEW TELEPHONE COMPANY.
Cal Isscs1 for Inc Organization Of Ore al Fall
Hiyer VII HsYo CAPITAL Of Si35 900

Fall River Dec. IA cali has been
issued for meeting Dec. to organize
new local telephone corporation TO-
be called the Fail River Automatic
Telephone company with capital stock
of $4,000. Hon r.. r. Davis. ex-Mayor
Coughin President v. J. Thompson of
sne Board of Trade and other promin-
ent men head the list ~ inc0rporators.
The company will use the Strowvcr
Automatic telephone system. if fran
ChiSc is granted
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-12-02
SUING ior S2O,0n0 0am ges.

The testimony i'm The $4,000 suit
brought by Daniel Ahearn agains the
Mon Trust Company. was an in when
Judge Wlburs court adjourned for
the day, at noon. Alr. Ahearn claims
his credit was RUNE by tha failure Of
the bank 20 pay a number Of small
checks when ne had about Sl00 therein.
The bank claims that by mistake credit
was given to Mr Ahelrn on the books
of the bank tog $500 that belonged TO
another party and that Mr.. Ahearn
must have known of the mistake.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-12-02
BURGLARS AT PHENIX.
They Attempt 10 Break lLto The Briggs Rotel but
kra friqhlened AHlI

Burglars tried 60 break into the
Briggs Hotel, at Phenix, early this
morning Ihe breaking of a glass pam
el IN the front door aroused the in
mates. who turned on the electric
lights. The robbers decamped This is
the third attempt az burglary In the
Pawtuxet valley in three weeks. The
attempts at Harris and River Point
were successful, but little plunder was
secured.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-12-02

Agnew's cure for the Heart never fans.
II relieves in 90 minutes, u cures II Is
"a beacon-Eght 10 lcai you back 10
health. W. II. Musselman. Of q. a. r..
Neissport. Pa. says: Two bottles o.
Or Apnew's cure for th. Heart en-
tlrely cured me Of palpitation ana
smothering spells. It's value cannot be
estimated 1 feel like new man.'-tl
Sold by Blandlng a Handing, - Wey-
bosset street: Geo. l.. Clanln, 81 to 72 :.
Min street. ard Hall q. Lyon.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-12-02

More Suicides can be traced indirect.
~ 90 disOrdtred nerves caused by dis
ordered digestive organs and the cons d
uuent mental arrangement and weak =
ness. than from any other cause undfr
The sun. ThisR proven bs s'ta " ties. Df.
Won STAINS Pineapple Tablets come as
a universal blessing 90 mankind No
stomach trouble h too trivial FOR at
tenNiOn-no case 20 deep-aeatcd that
these wonderful Tablets viii not ult-
mluely cure--ls In a box. 10 centf 80
Sold by Banding a Blanding. "a
'NevbOfset street Geo. +. Clanln g. 81
- Main street and . Hall & Lyon.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-12-02

The appellate Civision ofthc supreme
court at the relation of the American
Loan Company. has begun sun against
the Lawy rs surety Company 90 re-
cover 5000 The American Loan COM
pany alleges The defendant went sure
ty I'm the $4,000 bond OF James r.
Hunt who was appointed receiver of
the Mechanics Installment Company.
and that Mr. Hunt did not faithfully
perform the duties ~ his trust.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-12-02

Tho Nultfule Waive Coupling Co. an
nonncc IN nuOfher column that on next Mon
,ay the ntice Of the stock VIII be advanced
from $3.50 ucr share to $500 per share. The
company have sample aiV q In active opera
tion nnd invite the public to call nnd see "
work ~ room a, ~tudlcy, Building. Tue
valve compiling is u great invention ana The
stock l. being rapidly disposed OF.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-12-02
The King Of corsas $ Offer.

San Francisco Dee. 2-Prlvate al
vices from Seoul state that the king
on Corea has offered 5000 yen 20 the
mother Of Clarence Greathouse. his late
legal adviser. so that she may return
10 her home IN Kentucky. Shc prob
ably viii reside with the family of her
brother-in-ia cx-Gov. Porter.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-12-02
[ BEL Cases Cont nuet.

The libel cases against the steam
dredge Saratoga ana two scows which
we're set down for q hearing I'm the
United states court this morning. have
been continued Tor one week. az the re-
Guest Ut the cpurstf for ~ ownee ot
che vessels. charles g. Mumford ESQ.
There BE- probability that the cas- b
may bc settled before saturday u1xt
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-12-02
Railroad Gross Earnings.

The gross earnings OF 81 roads for
the third week N November were
80. 726. 362, against $S.123.246 for the third
week I'M November. 1898 an increase
OF 81 COS. .liC Forty-seven roads show
increases and 10 decreases. Since Ian
uray / the roads referred ~ above
earned S315, 4S5 l73 an increase of S33-
$50 .O02 over the $3ll G0S.l7i reported for
the corresponding period OF 1898. For
the longer period - show increases AMI
two dpcreag s.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-12-02

Bath. Me- ptc 2.-The stes, barl,
kaulaoi. buiit by Arthur Scvau a.
company WAS launched at th. works
mere today The vessel Is OF $500 tons
net reg s'er' Sne gas built for the vii
liams Diamond C1mp1nv az s,n rr,-,,, .
cisco FOR use n Oh Pacif trade.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-12-02

New York, Dec. 1.-The British
schooner Cavalier from Gonaives for
stamford, o. ashore on the New Jsr-
sey coast near Atlantic Highlands.
rug has gone to her assistance. and Al
rs expected she viii float az high Tide
this evening
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-12-02
The Grand jur.

Fhe Erond Jury viii be empanellcd on
Monday next IN JIdfe WilhlW : court.
About lol cases.Nill b. Submitted ~ ~"
iury and ~ this number ~ "a ses VIII
be- from the district court OF THIS citv.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-12-02

washington. Dec. ..--The wan do
partment has been informed Of tho ar
ftai ot The transport Logan al sib-
,AllAf today with all we'll ON board Tho
l'oRan sailed from New York for Ns
MIA Nov. 2o WIKI the flst Infantry
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-12-02

Lynn. Dec 2-Dextcr Stctson. "A
years cd. vs. dead al his home In f.vnn.
He was al one time "A member of INC
United states light house board ana
was INC builder of che light house az
Cape Haiicws.