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The Forrest City times., 1899-10-27
Defenses of Kimberley.

The latest dispatches from Kimber- .ey give details of the arrangements made by the British commander. Col kekewich, for, the defense of the town. The meat consumption is limited to d pound daily, fire brigade has been formed and it's members are prohib- ited from joining in the defense of the place as their services are likely to be otherwise required
Austin's Hawaiian weekly. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1899-190?, 1899-07-29
,4USTIN'S HAWAIIAN WEEKLY.

1t is expected, says the emma
Mail. that the Oregon Volunteer
Regiment, now in Manila. will go
home in the transport Hancock.
calling in at Nagasaki. This Will
he the first American regiment ord
cred home from Manila. The
Oregon was one OF the first regl-
nents to land at Cavite. and. al
though the regiment took no part in
the attack on Malate fort, they have
had considerable amount of tight
mo in the outskirts of Manila since
the American occupation. 1t is con
sidered probable that the Calitornl-
an Volunteers. now III the Island OF
Negros. will lie sent home in the
transport Warren.
Austin's Hawaiian weekly. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1899-190?, 1899-07-29
The Point of View.

with pride-"tfere are Others OF
course-and that is the Public Ii
brary. In current literature. par
ticularly the magazines and illus
trated weeklies. it is doubtful if any
town of similar size in the United
States. is better equipped. This is
due to Our cosmopolitan popula-
ton. to cater to whose tastes it is
necessary to present the leading
American. British and German
standard periodicals.
The San Francisco Chronicle is
of the opinion that any attempt by
the Peace Conference to mitigate
the horrors of war. was a mistake:
for the reason that the more deadly
and terrifying the engines of des-
truction. the more reluctant will
civilized nations be to go to war.
From the tenacity with which
Great Britain chung to her dunn
dunn bullet and the moral support
the received in so doing, from the
United States: it would seem that
the practical outcome OF the Peace
Conference so called will be to
act as a stimulus to the inventive
genius of the two foremost Christ
ian nations, in devising instruments
for wholesale humiliation OF the
human species.
The men of the Second Oregon
regiment like Admiral Dewey. OBJ
iected to being made holy show
of. on their return to the United
States. 1t was all in vain that
Governor Geer ei1treated them not
to disappoint people whe were
coming to Portland in special
train and boats from all over the
state. to witness the grand parade;
in vain he expatiated on the money
spent on decorations and projected
entertainments: the men yelled
back. Frisco! Frisco! Let us off
at Frisco. we've had all the march
ing we want" Americans are the
most hospitable people in the
world. but are deficient i'll the
tact that permits guests to enjoy
themselves in their own way. To
these poor fellows-witlin sight of
the street cars of San Francisco
the idea of being kept on the ship
and sent to Oregon by water,
meaning several more days at sea
just to furnish public holiday.
was an aggravation nothing could
eXtenuate.
What's in name: A good deal.
as the undersigned discovered
when he cast about for a caption
to these random thoughts that
should not he too hackneved
While his point of view and that
OF the reader, will naturally not al
ways coincide: he trusts that the
latter will at least credit him with
honesty of purpose, in its presen-
tation.
Mr.. Casper Whitney in his arti-
Austin's Hawaiian weekly. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1899-190?, 1899-07-29

as slavery" or anything approach
ing it. is entirely unwarranted by
the facts. His only objection to the
svstem-a sufficiently sweeping
one however-is: that the whole
sale importation OF Asiatics that
has been going on for years and is
still going on. will close the Islands
to white immigration. 1t is to be
noted however. that Mr.. Whitney
closes his series of articles with his
significant language: When the
abolition OF salary was proposed
Southerners viewed it as the fore
runner of complete ruin. Slavery
was abolished, and to-day. the
South with free labor and immi-
grafton. is richer and more pros
porous than it ever was under the
old system AS Captain Cutie
would say: "'rhe point OF the
above. is in the application
thereof
A A A
Were it not for his immense
power for mischief. it would be Diff
fcult to take Aguinaldo seriously.
His speech delivered at Tarlac on
the occasion OF the anniversary of
alleged Filipino independence, fair
ly eclipses all previous efforts OF
his own and throws into the shade
any utterance OF the famous Bonn
bastes FuriosO.
T. ID. BEASLEH.
Mr.. Jessie McChesney. speak
ing for the kona Sugar Co.. as re-
ported recently in the morning
paper, made two strong points in
favor OF the profit sharing as OPP
posed to the contract labor system
One is: that the former does away
entirely with the employment OF
lunas. thus effecting great saw
ing in expense and removing a
contract source OF friction; the
other the fact that a man working
for himself will do a great deal
more work in the same time than
if working on minimum wage.
OF this these is no question. The
Japanese know very well, that I'M
der the contract labor system. they
are working) for the smallest wages
the planters think they can pro-
cure their services; as a result, they
do no more than they can possibly
help-that is human nature. The
writer knows from personal OBJ
struction, that a Japanese working
under a fair-rate contract. will do
three times the work OF an ordinary
contract labor. Where then does
the boosted economy of the CON
tract labor system come in:
The transpacific cable, work on
which will be commenced shortly
will be laid from Vancouver to Ho.
nO1r1u. from here tO Famine Is
Austin's Hawaiian weekly. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1899-190?, 1899-07-29

The transpacific cable. work on
which will be commenced shortly.
will be laid from Vancouver to Ho-
nolulu, from here to flaming Is
land, from which place there will re
three branches, one to Norfolk
other to New Zealand. The total
length of the cable and it's branches
will be 5000 miles. and the cost will
be about SO, 100000.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1899-12-21

-.
Resolutions, afi Respect. ., ~,esse ls4
! 4. a meeting of the oficers ana EN-
.P'qyees Of the State Tobacco Warsboase
No. l., held this, 1ith day of December,
1899, for the purpose of taking appso.
pirate action with reference TO death of
one Of their number, Mr.. Y. Parran Daw-
kins, the following resolutions were
adep'fqigma1 mgIH9gI a1iI IgHl
WHEREAS, it has pleased Almighty
God to take from US our esteemed COM
panion and friend, Mr.. Young Parran
Dawkins, IL Is proper that we should ex-
press our sense of the deep loss sye have
sustained. =
Mr.. Dawkins was associated with us
and has esersbeen regarded as enc OF the
most faithful and competent employees
OF the Warehouse. His, self-sacrifcing
| loyalty to its interest and untiring and
Intelligent efforts TO promote its success.
bis attention TO duty, his cultured mind.
his sauve yet dignifed manner, his gem
ial disposition and ready wit rendering
hira at all times q model employees and q
true aud trusted friend.
That In bis death we have sustained A
most grievous loss and that our sinccrest
and ql93A tenqsE EgmrssAy u i ssssaded
sSis I'll time essf1ssa of preaoa', in
Reselssd, That = copy Of these reso,u-
tons be sent 70 them, and also published
IN the st. MarY's county rsperz.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1899-12-21

Il MFR. Wilson Drury, of Compton. we re-
gret to hear, b quite sick with syphos
malarial fever. We trust that he viii
soon recover. EDnlh {
Since the above was written, the death
Of MsrpFyFxfiS repdseas lie rnss in
every respect = good man and ) worthy
citizen. In Aks bls6m iofs Iifs. tieAth
ssame to him. His life was pure and mp
right; he was. we belieSa. ssady for the
summons, and we hope that he has heard
the Masters plaudit OF .weil done r.
To his grief-stricken family. we ex-
tend our heartfelt sympathy in their
great afiiiction. f
Saint Mary's beacon., 1899-12-21

Ny SON has been troubled for years
with chronic diarrh@a. Sometime ago
/ persuaded him ~ take some 0f Cham
berlain's Ceiic. Cholera and Diarrhna
Remedy After using tive bottles Of the
a5-cent size be vas cured I give this
testimonial, hoping some one similarly
afEllcEsaTay read it aud be benefited. :.
THdMAs G BowER. Glencoe. o. For
sale by VIM r. G-eenwril & Son, Leon
srdsoWn, and all country stores.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1899-12-21


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s1r q, md ~ ss sss's. ! re .ss sss'ssi q III
Npfrson. Akeioiee. I. XMAS 3 ne4r.1 Il Il
aSs rePinder thst ~ shduld glory ia
Esi.e DAY d phyf baezpse Hod'ie giving
us dis Son shows us His great lore 70,
walds the human race. Gloria In Ex.
ceisisl Christ was born on this day. He
80 fheEzfrlastzzz God. the Castor of nll
fhipg i1et q x<joice- ne ~ the bos.
son q ls asA, to SAY IA shisoFable
sinner hsjoieel
Stores Of the dissrics are replete with
choice and fancy merchandise. Little
boys and girls are almost ins ecsiasies.
Fhat pretty toysl How cheapi Amed.
EEeA ~ 9Fse ldtNI d gag ~
eH fd Z nitua<ea % Eheels oniysfsp
fsntsF J7st think Of e.
MRS Daniel Hammett, Of Gray'a Beck.
= visiting friends n Baltimore, nd.
- 70 Sickness 20 cRrqnicie. Uoctqzs
pozsess 49, sIh Il $50 81
noaQs ~ xeFy go9d Condition. AfsV
sfIakce peed repairing.
ninistr<s = the Gospel do tlseiF work
xs.lineir and prayerfully. Their faIth
n ", Aof y kz a 'lFs III N a
~ Np<S s. W
*.1s = SO
s'''.. e s.zs fttf scarce aaa effn
80 1855 n1kHsk an1 afe snfef thsn
ne.s nave ao< iost any sbeep zk
ssnsz$ 9e8s no anapk are well tez. 4z'd
oh7s4aen'sy thsy ere nos foFcea SWAY
/ '.o.h hoaae % seaIsa lot tooo'
w. - W. 3 = s'e @'''s''
sess'aDlss are scarce sna potatoes. 80
peclsIly lfisn' are selling ~ toleraply
hign ngufes-c0 cents per Dushel
An occasional party Of The cold water
yfriety! FhhieFss 'are' Generally well
pd'o. VIsswsrAErrn4vh
hcss-is assFing y &ciosa fIaas ees-
talniy wings It's fight rapidly. Az the
huanan hear heats tlEpqgh MxsteTipns
fnytnms. ons can never say bv what
iaPyrntns' tne Fopts pf fyiepdship travel
70 reach their goal. BE this as II may,
Saint Mary's beacon., 1899-12-21


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.'. = @eS'el uia Z q sa.s con,non pnf@se'
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snn.ss'ssfv P1Tl0ss desif Tcurfed =
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Saint Mary's beacon., 1899-12-21

Our stock Of ladies' coats. capes. hats.
dress goods. &C. il still complete.
Anything In 5hAt line can be found as
u a Jones & Son Also, foil as
sortment 0f gents furnishings We are
headquarters for ladies' wear OF ever
description.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1899-12-21
All. .$15' Suits r.. ''.'''
n 7m u a.. rsrs lis spih"s's
T =, will il be 'l,s &. sold. 1
= hns f,a.eTie sap u dsidw ai .i.I
h' n. at $780, !
"a Ya!ls s.a kit VI nsss ~ bod

~ sdsm - - - ssstsn1 !
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Saint Mary's beacon., 1899-12-21

l41zf<<5 $zzz<} <1Ee o<4
sr. Jznomks MICK. HI.| Is /. ~
a.essrs. Editors "a 4 511.<e|l
~ wheat u some sxz<nI 4Id
bx c&ref4l ohaerxefS iksf ~
I&|not 81 Ieslracfjv1 ~
IE6e kilfink & ! i;6af a.
a zlnd. Isl Isns 1I<o1 q \
The bo5s freoaen<I5 IS &oe11Eoa|
hantine and lheI se1tlcu lalI IS eol<h !
naarzauihl a1hajal. IA 3 1lIl(oI
dream t'other night, and RI 1a41 thel ii
dream OF o'possun.s ana eu&kes 4 nol
very pl8eshn< f0r 1he drjkzI II u t[1il
sainl,s xas, hol 1IIs>napt - sfkIInrnvj
dream uas % scared, Tor / imagIned
that there was no person Or persons near
NJ - assist me and, well. I au % small
and weak. ~ s'' ~
The citizens Of the Neck keep in good
heeI1hs They essay 20 be pleasant in
fhfir mspners. knowipg that bad spirits
arf noi conducive to health, and that q
titlof passion will sometimes arrest, alter
orlmodify tliels@fidns fEazaic ss6retions
rhanks, Cupid hasn't been In the Neck
fof sometime and our pretty ladies are
YET here. How eppsolipg 1 nasRasa
Well, the Neck school Is being well at
teadeda Two ofsour pretty ladies' yIiss
Rosa Milburn teaches the Neck school
and Miss Daisy Bokanan teaches St. mi.
go's Neck Scheels Both are good teeeh-
Saint Mary's beacon., 1899-12-21


From present indications we are to
have ! sFFT lTjssF#. - - - i
Dr. CAssisS v y IN. sls
is load bszAe nhrhAna > 7
For many OF us this uilI be the las,
Christmas. Let Il be - happy as pos-
sibIe.
Our weather-w wise friends are prcdict-
ing q mild Wfnter.& WaAwill see ,.zAas
we will seesA hz
We hope t{.ss bnsfsse y IN brisk 81. = q
ana IL or savsr:issrs win BE- pleased
w4ll fkeEY returns
Mrs Joseph ri Gkine has re1nroaa
home from quite 44 - Il a. 4 3z-ifi So
Washington. ID g.
m,s r.sa,,. 4 x.st<2- - -.
Hall. i visiting ibe faniIf ii Hr. Il. ".
Nea!s. Charles County.
fhe So reporta t1ss esyer 81. ..ls<F
0n.i<S a.ss3 1zk<le xs.....# <,l.<t.<.... ..s s. e
Dslsi&er& @ikA AIs fazaiI1
u..sf. p...,.S 6.m.,le< ..a fr<.<v
xokes. bosh " l.eonardsou j ars i homs
- fhe f11.rSSfsnna h<,3;.1a~&
rhs ..hax7 IL Tones, - n. r.,nv..t
- heen fhorn..rl,,r re.,airea 4 fss1.
ve,s conntz eafnenter ria he woFk
washsnS ~ S. IA 1 /. 4 ,l S ,3l i Il 4 a : -
Of schcdule 81 the Weems, fine steam
ers
chan;csv;llo have hae, v;sif;,s, ,h.;-
sis,ers Ars T.A,,ra W tx..ia.E Fl .slIsLk
town
~ an
church Leopardtown this week Messrs
Milbutn Clements and a bell vim iio,lIe
work.
49,. =.
work N Anne s,rsu,pndaI T6asy bayxee xelb lbsen s.,
In 81 Marv,s Inn. their .wark hare wa.
wa.tod
G issa1dfis I lls SehkgtS,ss nRah h;s
father Judge Jose.,h H Kew Of Leon.
ardtown
t. r.n..,o. d;.,.;o. c....,, ,,.....
n colored man attacked Mrs T,ar,a cash.
man She drove him off w;,b 10,
a.tiron.
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aware Is at Harrington and Ia 60 fee,
etha ,;aa
r.. 49,. - -,
bsoueb. Is came from the Cedar Poir, /,
ss,s D'ss1' - 80 aoA' '.e ~e1a :" :
Tu,he, = Nile.
c...- -.
..'. .,,., = 80 ps !.
49, go" "''' - .as. = sou ase -
'.s ".sn 49,. IA.' NJ" - enc
- - : -. @.. $50
0uppe. = oo'.oH oln' nose,' "eu-
res'ay neA'' .,,e'slaDsI =
ne puo'io 'oiu'a''y iH'iseu'
~ nAAuaa oIvl,ray - Vsnooi - Rt..'"
nn.s'ss8tssss Stlt Dsnesa ~ 'Hs kion
:" = onuscn' ~-uary ise' isOo' u S'V
p NJ Ah~e ceiaisny 'nsi'sa' 'es7 H.
II You wish q ring, watch, jewelry o.
any kna ,or sls.er' swes'neal' OF wlle
can on 1eslnfen 1elnfen EsonaFeiydfwP, a9IY
price ur A'' 'n' S'' n'ns " ''' S''
Saint Mary's beacon., 1899-12-21
You 'Can1'.'' q; q 4;
0odgVes7Risaiiii Riaii

1fg = r. u & sfAafft Ssti III
Did you ever try to dodge flle
rain-drops !? Did not succeed
very we'll, did you 2 It's lust
as useless to try to escape from
!, the germs Of consumption. You
can't do II. They are about US
on every hand and we are con-
'stantly taking them into our
lungs.
Then why don't we all have
this disease ? Simply because
these germs cannot gain q foot
bold In a strong threat and
lungs. It's "Mfieia These ara
weak that the gersns master.
The body must be well supplied
with fhtl q lIiie AangEsddirsps
when the blood Is poor ard tic
body i thin. : Ef y0aaa ak5 ~ locs
not yield, and your zi1rsEak cad
lungs feel raw, and. sore. ,yel
should not delay another day.
5oO. 5xa IATtgI
Saint Mary's beacon., 1899-12-21

The Trustees expressed their thanks
ID ID. 1ilsSA fo1 his Interest Ia collect
.iqg Funds 20 repair Mex Kendrre church.
\ lQArterly neesina we're held Ill All
'ckurehes Of ithe Cifcuisss Dr wilson
preached and administered the sacra-
mental all tteservices. During his visit
in the county he preached seven times,
had fohrI bapsisrhs. held twd quarterly
conferences and drove about ninety
n three miles nGfid tsafjuffI
At'St Pau1ss the Presiding Elder was
asrseabIy surbsissdsby hAsids bresented
to him handsome gift as coming from
the LeonarsilsvR eiscnis. In respond
ing To the Pastors presentation address,
DIR. Wilson Expressed bis high appreci-
alton ofshe hospitable people Of South
ern Maryland aud extended his hearty
thanks 20 the Circuit for their token of
appreciation. -
Saint Mary's beacon., 1899-12-21

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4 .pd sss sss I, sss
rfl-o1aas ssdsk asa salssf tssf.s - SO Rnrss u
tfxer ~a,ese~ lfSsiig QslsI,. Rspsz =
4aan~ sad ats Afssd~ q Esm <lrss
n s1ltssse sssfsl ssd fpmiasfi' sfssslseg3R IzsTA-
ut<s ANU0EyE LAS3E~. the Z afs<Nsss Ssf
9iehs a'e 'the Suss7 HhsIs e - - sRs..v
rfpartu 10 suit a. persons and sgfs. Every
Ariel - stt 4 estn lsss srtst ft six retsf - 81
,Imy customers Ola glasses repaifed afa
Ia the vefs asasa saalusf . .iiasasf sfos
1hs psslpninE ~ ,ssss,fs ytS,hsrSsasr,
akippunuuiiy OF Purchasing watches. clocks
lf MI ehiaes lot sifTsfEs al.alAra Eens3ggfss1se
N warranted "a be just as represented.
,Is,s fiigt as4v AtessysstsF sa't ls issi-ew
qa Eosl sssa sEEse sassssner ns asrpssd fsss -
N gopds All or'iers by mali Will receive
place Q bus, IS Is II the saa ssew bmnidsas y
4 q g bert G z, . s. Esar. Ldo'i1r ioAa. a.
n SSAlass ~. Tn sssf 90 hnN .unlanfiaE
4 KEFaRKSCEs:
lZach u. Morgan a. ID. yoscph n. Key. ps
lgaas.itn khaaass,;;Il Cd - sshi 'uf ssusfib,is'is.T
Pssshl n bssEiessaoa .! Ass5s, f.siias l,us
fi''da sd1' ist.,sU snaA biss ri
Saint Mary's beacon., 1899-12-21
| SCOTS. :.
Emulsion. / ii j i

of cod-Liver OH withiiiyp50p,thes,
piiites at once.siIkswiEI heaf az.
inflamed membranes and greatly
strengthen tihefm hasnwe1lta 1liiu'
digestion becomes stronger, tho
appefite better and the eiweigiit
increases. The whole body bc.i
comes well fortified and TIC
germs Of consumption 4, caErsoE
gain q foothold. as.aH ~ g~a..a.
It's this nourishfng, snstaiis'
ing and strengthening power
of SCOTS EMULSION athak'
has, made il Of such value in
all wasting and !exhausting
oiSeaseS. - fg' o ~.
soc. and $z.oo. N druggists.
SCOTT & BqHSE, lcAsnss,s Aswxcsk
Saint Mary's beacon., 1899-12-21

80" q 'a5-IiaH" siaiHs'ash'
ear Il tssnap.s svsd ! hus u,
aritra.ea H. 7rp rass,ie "tan ri
81 "'si t4,s,"a sspd os .s'iie |
taarnd' sgad ! ,t,d .sriteasi,i
hps EfAi,si, e'om - i'isim eey Il
ay-a ! t"e tsesi tssi,.i,a-slc sd
hide hps lrie'ssgr. eeg taaud.
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4dss,.ds sssd l sucd sssl ga
a;t gilss, Ire sa,,'a.mlsssq 4
m"s arisr~ ssp i4i,7sH ,sssf
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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-05-31
FOMTMEAU A SUICIDE.
PuTsusrs Track Hin 10 Attic In His Old
Home He leaVesa a Letter.

Hunted through swamps and forest,
WIN Fontneau, who attempted to mur-
der his wife. Georgianna, last Friday,
was cornered last Monday afternoon I'm
the attic OF his old home on the Newell
place. In his desperation he killed him.
self by shooting.
Fontneau left farewell letter writ
ten on pasteboard box. He said he
was sorry for shooting George: that he
pulled his pistol too aulcsly. and, after
pulling IL, he could not stop himself
lie expressed desire to be buried be-
side his wife and said the funeral ex-
penses OF both could be paid from the
insurance money.
DIR. Mackle Informed Mrs. Fontneau
OF the suicide. She Wept bitterly ana
between her sobs said "Il forgive
him for all the injury he has ever done
To me- As she feared Fontneau would
return and kill her, the relief from
fear Will hasten her recovery.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-05-31
LYNN SCHOOL OF 0RATORY.
Seventh Annual Recital Of Pupils In Tho Providence
Opera House.

There was very large attendance at
the Providence Opera House last even
ing when the pupils OF Miss Mary T..
Lynn's School or Oratory gave their
seventh annual recital. The programme
was long one, but was exceedingly
interesting throughout and each OF the
participants gave unmistakable evil
dence of careful and intelligent instruc-
tion and training. The following was
the programme:
Overture. Light Cavalry" Suppe, or
chestra; recitation, '"Rispah," Tenny-
son. Miss May Wales, entrance OF pu-
pills; recitation. Tears OF Tullia." Faw-
cett. Miss jeanette Carroll; My Han
nah Lady" David Reed, Jr.. Master
Willie Lynn; study in Dialect" Miss
Minnie Harrison; Carnival of Flowers
Goddess of the Gardens, Miss Ruth
Outhout; Goddess OF Spring. Miss Mar
garet Cross,n; Rulers of the Flowery
Realms. Misses Watts, Gallagher,
Byrne Wallace and Smith: recitation,
"HoF Dem Philippines" Master Ray
mond McWeeney: Cleopatras Soliloquy.
r.: DE Louis-Cleopatra, Miss Isabelle
a Hearne; Charmion, Miss jeanette
carroll; "Ie Parlsienne Grisette."
Lueders. Miss Mabel Thomas; Soul of
the NioEn," Miss Jennie =. Keiser:
Miss Gayety." David Reed Jr.. Miss
Helen Dodge; Mary Stuart Resigning
Her Crown at Loeb Laven-- Mary
stuart, Miss Charlotte Largan Lord
Lindsay. Miss Luella OBrien: School
FOR Scandal. Sheridan Knowles-Act /,
scene i; act g. scene /. Miss Clara
Bianey. Mr.. Godfrey kinkead; triangle
ur1ft' Jun1Urs; Fer fufephTIe tcomed=
fetta in one act)-Nan CuZzin. Miss
Lula Burlington, Mary Halcome. Miss
Christine Marshall: Aunt Hettie. Miss
Anna Oats; Guy Harling, Mr. Myron
Slocum; Ned Austin Mr.. Russell Rich
mond: Athenian wrestling. fancy club
swinging and pyramidal posing. SEN
Tors of physical culture department:
honors conferred upon Miss
Isabelle Florence A'Hearne.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-05-31
NOTES ABOUT TOWN.


Mary Russell was arraigned before
Judge Sweetland today for being a
night-walker. She pleaded not guilty
and was held in $500 for trial on FRIDAY.
Arthur II. Nickerson. a hack driver.
carried Mrs. Rosa Rosenblatt to a
house on Willard avenue yesterday
After Mrs. Rosenblatt got into the
house she missed her pocketbook which
contained $l3. NiCkarson was inter-
viewed and denied that she had left
the purse i'm his carriage. The latter
was searched and the missing property
was found I'm the box under his seat
lie was arrested by patrolman Dumy.
pleaded not guilty i'm the Sixth district
court today and was required To give
800 for trial next Friday.
CHARLES johnson will be tried in the
sixth district court ON Friday on the
charge OF smashing "a window i'm the
Hotel National, from which he WAS
elected last night. lie was arraignad
today and pleaded not guilty.
John Pinnelli slapped Mary Rocco I'm
the face yesterday and today was be-
fore Judge Sweetland on the charge of
assault lie claimed that ne had a right
% chastise the young girl and the court
put him down as not guilty and will try
him on Friday.
Michael n. Lacys residence. slaugh-
ter house barn and carriage she'd at
Sayles Hill PascOag were DESTROYED bv
fire last night The fire was well under
way when 10 was discovered by James
Ducharme. who aroused MIR. Lacy and
his family from their sleep. They were
compelled to Zee in their night clothes