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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-09-26
Sporting lHs."

sporting Life" which has been en-
loylhg a successful engagement at the
boston theatre. and which comes To
the Providence opera house ON Monday
evening October 2. Is declared IN BE- the
biggest melo-drainatic prodnction ever
inaue maui, IN America. such was the unanl-
Chicago press 1t ia a ,,,,sst,.eI,, -.
turesque presentment. sisteen b,,., -,
OF scenery from New Yorks LEADING
ssua,os being used The .rnportancs
sro,o ,bs . , effects may b. judged
rom the iact that Mr.. lit kept she
Following celebrated ar,Is,s -, -
seVeral weeks In Preparing the equlp-
IL, o',er -. Emens. Ernest Al
az. gs,Ss 'Shn 20 ml.. -. Young. Joseph Physloc.
tsr,,k pi,,.,.. x. Hart A. Becker and
: lctures are the trsininc s,,bies AZ
!, ~ iIlsrket Is ,s The ancestral han N the
Earl Of Woodstock. copied from the "a.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-09-26
Westminster Theatre

There is a sure cure for Tho hin.
| the Westminster theatre tbie n,oal, -.
the well known Broadway RurIeso,or.
are. there. and dispense fun in clo,,
and legitimate manner from the mo-
merit the curtain rises until II f,r,
The bill opens with the CarlIn sis,or,
who are up 10 date In their line rh.,,
are good singers and dancers. They arc
followed by the well known unus,c,,
comedian. Lew Wells, who Is rrst
class musician and entertainer Nj.
Emma Carnes. the pOssessor of .'ts
nomenal baritone voice Is 80.
singer and has the knack ~ u,i,S.
her auditors by her manner as wei as
her songs.
Gilbert and Goldie. character cor,o
dians. have a budget of reo e
sayings and jokes and they knoN, bo,,,
10 present them. DARN - ~ = |
Jessie May are AT The head OF tho lts, |
In producing laughter. It's a st,ad,' |
laugh from the time they come M ~
stage until they leave n '' '4'S
Fobel and Ruge. acrobats ana -
dlar s. are leaders IN their line and the,r
work on slender pole balancsd or
trapeze bar suspended from tbe ,..fii,,,
makes ones hair stand ON ard
them il seems but play. They dis,ta,,
much skill and introduce c,neidera3ta
comedy in their Thrilling act
A-Rss- Ma-Taz Is title of ona-so,
trdvesty that concludes the bin an -,
This all Of the artists, together vim
=, = corps OF pretty girls, take part
! mere Is no piot and In fact there is
10 reason why the travestv sbonlt ~,
l0nored with name. but n is ne,.or-
heless exceedingly onioyable ror na'lh
md every member OF tba co,,,,o.i.
strives TO do his utmost 10 ple.7ee snI
rom the generous applause aocorda1
he entertainers at the close Of the rer-
ormanee last evening il was certairlv
uccessful. This bill viii be pres M
very afternoon and evening dnrin
feek and Manager Ba.cheller IL IN.
0 have some difficulty in finding roS,1 %1
or his patrons 'Oo'H
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-09-26

|.'.Ae gheatrey... !
VvyvvyvVvVvyvVvEvyvEVVVV EVVVVVVINVVHHHHHttEtLttHH

pVlntmsnts get with well night perfect
hn,,' ny opening scene represents the
mouse and garden of the governor
overlooking the sea. There Is a sun
ulai ana the furniture and furnishings
are doubtless accurate copies from
that period Of the story. The Interior.
81, 1l the second act, is equally admirable
Ihere Is the kind OF fireplace Won read
apout that a man could stand upright
I, ere shlny pewter mugs and dishes
are IN evidence, openings into othsr
rooms and into the street are very nat
urai and the whole set leaves nothing
10 De desired. Here ,akes place the
New Years festivities and the tableau
Wnlch closed the act was so hne that
calls for II were repeated and the star
summoned before the curtain. The
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-09-26
Olympic Theatre,

Sam Devine has always bee, ,.o.,,
popular in this city and has bos,s 80
friends who admire his peculiar sa,-
ings and songs, hence it was mt sur
prising that there was a large a.
tendance yesterday afternoon ana
evening at the Olympic theatre ,,bo,
sam Devere's Own COMPANY annsa -
IN an excellent vaudeville bin. Tho nor
formance is opened by the Murphvs
Nick and Blanche, who do a turn nat
- amusing, the acrobatic comedy work
VI vi me man being very funny indeed.
w after j. Talbot. known as Tho cali
1ornia tenor, has a very pleasing voice
aha sings number OF popular songs I'm
most acceptable manner
ne three Constantine sisters dianlav
great zeal Of agility WI their daneing
ana are followed by O'Bren ana punI-
icy, VINO do particularly amusing mn
sicsl turn. in which they not onIv fur-
lIsn some good music but bring in q
- : az ucal or comedy work that seems
a % ue popular. The Ryford sisters are
arai ~, vi apiilty who appear in sew
eral character changes. Then con,s.,
sam Devere with his banjo as us,ai
ana budget OF songs and savinga'
"a oi lhem new and some Of them
r, ne Arab burlesque on "Tbe
,oin -, .Ie, makes a hit. the work done
=. =. qelte clever. and this is followed
ime NeWsboys' quintet; which GER
oay 'oay makes the hit Of the bill By
,,,.ai1 OF the cineograph some really
Nceiient moving photographs Of tbS
ar ar IN the Philippines are shown. and |
I'M I'M tne performance concludes with |
.i. feinale Rounders." sketch
n,,,o .aliout rhyme or reason. but which in
,.,.a,, ss some attractive young women
'rayed in fetching costumes There
TS Spn'e good singing and dancing.
,ia,s e sumo Dill will be given FOR the
nd evening. - w nun
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-09-26
MR. AND IRIS WILLIAM ROBYNs AT kIIrHs NEW THr Arpr

very little play to Il. Two young per-
sons I'm the play are IN love with two
young men In The play. Their respec-
tive loves are duly reciprocated. Rut
for reasons Of state Gov Stuyvesant
wants each girl 10 marry the Others
fellow and vice versa and sets up Tho
matchmaking job accordingly. The em-
barrassments that develop make delec-
table stage comedy. Indeed the frs,
act, where the characters are into-
duced and the little plot made known.
would make a capital curtain raiser
complete in itself Both play and char
acter study are sufficiently developed
TO answer all purpose Uf complete Ht.
tie drama right there. And while there
is often something 90 amuse and at
times To interest otherwise in the slc-
Ceoding two acts. ghe feeling on the au-
dience is irresistible that 10 would NOT
be premature 90 have the laat curtain
iall 8. amy time. That this was the feel
ing lhsi evening is shown by fact that
win all Mr.. cranes popularity in this
town ana the natural itching On tho /
part of admirers o. -ire % first per /
.urmnnce nne. send u1 the piece de- /
.eloped mo- enthusiasm and the app I
'iause came az long intervals.
To the eve The nov piece leaves
iothing io Ice desired. 10 is nut on The /
dase with wealth of scenery and sp. l
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-09-26
keIth'S New Theatre.

There would seem to be y,r,o,,,
enough IN The entertainment at Kelth,s
new theatre this week to suit the most
eXactins patron OF vaudeville: and those
TO whom amusement and laughter IS
It's chief purpose must find ample pro-
VISION for their enjoyment. There Is AL
80 80 much IN the diversified programme
that seemed yesterday especially 10 de-
light the ladies and children: and tho
admirers OF the ''noblest of animals"
cannot but find in the exhibition given
py Emile Gautier the most remarlabIa
ana pleasing performance of the Kind
mat mas ever been seen here.
Idutler fwo horses, one white and
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-09-26
Stat, Fair Horse Show.

| announced that f. NJ. Ware IS q
U"ect ana organize the open air bors.
snow 10 be held in connection with ths
10 l. State Fair Mr. Ware is u.i5o,,
Hno no"h az successful manager in this
- HII the important horse shows I'm
.he East are given undor his r1onaoe-
,lS.' ,ns,l ana the fact that he has been an
polhteu 10 superintend tho event NJ
~ asahsett Park is proof enough that
q e s. elulhe exhibit will be presented on
large scale VI
solon association has anpropriate1
syraata ~, the show. another and even
fernris Pr1oi OF the exten. of the en-
a,,o., ~ i'v, % ihls sum is i'm excess of anv
ker ailowed at a horse show here
Dpu,s. s.u'y. IL is divided into 81 premfuns
urhints ing al the Interesting classes.
cLatii ciuue trotters. draught horses
isietIdhu ponies roadsters harness
in In tandems four-in- hands ponies
i,,,,n,l li,ss. saddle horses. hunters and
n NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ctc owing To the size Of the
it has b en- possible 10
give hberal first and soco,d nrigss 4,
poitt T., in enat mas appealed 10 an unusual
- ia sc number of owners Th, entry
~ ~ closes october ?. and II " I'm close
,, va .ddnager Ware states with aIl classes
,,'o' u nlieu. lie has met with pleasing
~ 80 among the owners Of flshiona-
ma a. w,'ou,s w ana prize winning horses, |
'. tlu - assured OF valuable exhibits |
tban ,tbnr New New York, Boston. Newpora and !
-, ~ ns reasure ;,l OF the show lies I'm the man
,as boan preitntation a SHOW ring"
p the Go osv,hstructed directly I'm front |
i the grand stand. separated from the
To-, - oper only by n fence and I'M fun
,.,,.,'il Vi tne spectators. Parking spaces
,,.a i,s i,se room--have beon asrycd ON
.,ss Stues OF this arena FOR those who
80 "a" ~ acquire the superior privileges
venfs messing the judging and track
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-09-26

shnsins OF tne sailors sweetheart was
his hearty manner is I'm itself eno,,.,,
TO make everyone that sees him 80
or perform MS part satisfied. ana his
scenes with Frank Blair ara var.,
amusing. There are some pretty uo,
men in the chorus. but the most s.,,s-
factory thing as before intimated is the
singing OF the men, the jollty OF Miss
Muriila and Mr.. Brown.
The performance Is not howe,,or =.
any way up TO the good spanda,a ~
management set up when thev stsrta.1
or which the bookings al ths thaat,.a
make certain VIII be furnished patrons
in the future. "S
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-09-26
Providence 0uera House.

I'eter Stuyvesant NJ ff.rano
Jonas Van Der Planck. George Fawcatt
Gerardus Bogardus.. ... Carl Herbert
N1.t opdyck. ....... Daniel Fingleton
Myndert De Nroo George T. sstngans
SIR ReginaId Farquhar w Courtleiph
conrad Ten Eycks.. William Insers9Il
~ La Montasne.. William Sampson
MAJ. killaen Ketteltas - TruesdeiI
capt Cornelius Van Langendyck.
'.:.;...; ;........G George Il. Devere
Lieut. WesterYeIt. Henry C;ries,,na,s
Barry Mcnamara. Thad Shina
corporal Van Schaick :. Ferris AJason
,WoHert Peterson. VIII Dupont
!, Frank Molborn
Stuyyesant.. ;. Miss p. HasweiI
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-09-26

Mrs. LysDet Bayard Miss s. Johnson
Aatflna Van Der Planck. Miss MiIliken
rtiyu''''i'........M Miss Leila Bronson
Peter Stuyvesant. Governor Of New
Amsterdam is long name for n plav
and the new play which was presented
Iast evening at the Providence Opera
House for the first time with Mr.. VIII
nam ii. Crane as the star IS a long
play for the subject.
The new piece is the Joint work ~
Prof Brander Matthews and Mr.. Rron-
son Howard. The latter is already emt-
nent as playwright. Prof Matthews
Is somewhat widely known as a liter i.
dfy ana perhaps, as a dramatic ex-
pert. That is, he teaches how TO write
DOCKS and plays and sometimes. as in
tnls instance, he undertakes To prac-
ice what he teaches. IL is believed In
certain quarters that Prof. Mattheyys
AIMS 10 apply the laws of Euclid to1ho |
making pf literature and measures its |
slenents now by the linear foot, anon |
py the quart He has been suspected OF |
seeking TO demonstrates that iiterature
ana dramatic writing are exact sci |
ences.
lt is perhaps unfsbr to charge Prof
Matthews with responsibility for the
heW .idne play and Yet when Mr.. Crane !
ana MT toward get together with only
so Indifferent a result as that disclosed
las evening II is inevitable that
scapegoat be turned up If IL is possible
70 do IT. And unfortunately for Prof
MattneWs II seems possible in this case |,
Tor ms name comes first in the printing
OF the brace OF authors. If nothing else |
We're needed to confirm the suspicion | {
that the new piece is rather more the ,
professors than either Mr.. Howard's or
Mr.. Cranes. /
The play is primarily designed as \ '
character study. Now a. character :
study three acts long is of itself too !.
imposing for the average audience now l
a a-days which likes crispness and brev j
NY IN lts character bits. Hamlet ex- a
pressed the notion that the nlav's Tho -
thing and though his creator was d
somewhat strong in character studies a
ne himself never seemed to lose sight M
'i that axiom. Peter Stuyvesant" has
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-09-26

nous painting, The Day OF Reckon
ms, the earfs court exhibition: the
hotel Cecil; the enterior of the Nation
~ Sporting club OF London: Covent
iarden by night. and two views of the
EPSON Downs race course I'm Derby
~seh. Each or these points of interest
has been reproduced with fidelity and
All are massive In construction and
pertect IN defail. The superior excel
fence OF the cast provided by Manager
.dtt VIII attract no less attention than
me great display OF elaborate scenery.
sns company numbers more than 200,
. amu 'he chict players are said 10 be the
The engagement az the Providence op-
era mousse is for one week only.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-09-26
PROVIDENCE LINE
For New York, the South and West,
STEAMERS
Plymouth and Pilgrim in Commission.
AFINs ORCHESTRA ON sAcn

FROM PROVIDENCE. stean.r,
leave FOX Point. Providence. every day
IN the week except Saturdays at SIN
y. m; due New York ZOO ~
Steamer Plymouth touches at Newport
Sundays. leaving there I0:oo d. m
FROM NEW YORK. steamer. ,aav.
Pier Is N. r., foot OF Murray stree,
every day In the week except Sundavs
~ 5;oO D. m. touch at Newport 2:3O a
m. leave there at 3.l5 a. .'dua pro,r-
dence 500 a. m.
For tickets and staterooms apnIv n,
ONCE OF T.. @. WINDSOR, Ticket tgent
corner Weybosset AMI Custom Uonsc
StreSts. or on steamers after 500 n 10
G.. A. GUNDERSON
Agfnt, Fox Point Wharf.
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hour. ~
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-09-26
Ihe 0eMaI Parade.

~. -. Han proprietor OF the Narra-
tansett motel. can furnish accommoda-
si"hs Tor a party Of II IN New York
on Dewey's day and says IL is on one
OF the best sites in the city.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-09-26

FIRST Tramp-Is dere any difference
D@tWeen lndolent and lazy?
second Tramp-Well, | s'pose when a
him lndolent.-Puck
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-09-26

Germany. makes 100000 glass eyes
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-09-26

watcr that has stood FOR some tina a.
posed to the air. '''"e ex-
ne pay as presented has redeen,.
lns ItdtuIes such as the good stro,,.
singing ot the male chorus. Tho cnse
TUNES too are nice and there are So.
rIetIy oances and ballets. Mr. Hale,
Nos'Sh sinss some gcod sopgs, and he
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-09-26

W. p. TuRS;fR Gen. Ps...ns.f As.H.,
y, L. MHlTNIY. Trsfc hsnagss
.0..H 0f.... -. y. = = psltlaso4s. Nd
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-09-26

AMUsEMENr.. EXCURSIONS. ETC.
The morning news., 1899-05-19

CITY G0VERNM ENT.


Official Proceedings of Council.
Savannah. Ca, May II, 1S99.-The regu-
lar meeting of Council was held this even
ing. Present, and presiding, the Hon.
Herman Myers, Mayor Alderman George
w. Tiedeman, chairman of Council, and
Aldermen Wells. Doyle Schwarz. Bacon,
Mills. Dixon and Alderman Graham, who
came in during the progress of the meet
ing.
Minutes of meeting of May were. upon
motion, confirmed as published.
REPORTS OF COMMITTEES.
May H. 1S99.-The committee on accounts
report that they have examined and found
correct bills against the city amounting
to twenty thousand and four dollars and
sixteen cents, as per accompanying sched-
ule and recommended that the same be
passed for payment.
$20.004 16.
GEO. ]. MILLS,
Chairman Committee on Accounts.
A5ODte0
The morning news., 1899-05-19
SPIRITS TURPENTINE UP.
SALES REPORTED IN LOCAL.MAR-
KET AT 40 CENTS.

Good Demand for the Offerings.
Medium ana High Grade Resins
Advanced-COtton Quiet and I'm
chnnged-WhOIesaIe Markets Were
steady.
Savannah, May 1S-There was lively
trading an the naval stores market to-day
and values were generally on the increase.
Spirits turpentine advanced to 40 cents.
and medium, and high grade rosins rose 10
cents barrel The cotton market remain
ed quiet and unchanged. other markets
were steady. The following resume of the
different markets will show the tone and
quotations OF the day:
The morning news., 1899-05-19
FLORIDA.

''eaever c. c. stapleton has advertIs-
'o9' he will, on June 12, at 10 o'clock
~, 'ne remaining assets of the Merchants
rti,'0'dl Bank OF Ocala, at public outcry
os 'aie, ii is thought, viii draw fully
Ftr crowd as the one OF the late
,,s' National Bank.
ne Esmont Hotel building and grounds
The morning news., 1899-05-19

Total .......... ...... ...... see. .S2O,OO4 16
The committee of the whole, to which
was referred the following petitions to
transfer licenses, beg TO report favorably
to same. Herman Myers.
Chairman Committee of the Whole.
G. w. Kirton, to transfer his green gro
cery license from 652 President street. east,
to S. E, Fryer at same place of business.
Adopted
a. D. Carter. to transfer his'barber shop
license from No % Broughton street, east,
to w. b. Dent, at the same place of busl-
ness Adopted.
]. D. Broadmann, for permission to
transfer his liquor license from the corner
OF Waldburg and Burroughs streets to the
northeast corner Bolton and Burroughs
streets. Adopted.
Albert Grimm. for permission 10 trans
fer his liquor license from Montgomery
street and Whatley avenue to the corner
of West Broad and Gllliard streets. Adopt
ed.
The committee on finance, to which was
referred the petition of John Snyder, stat
ing that having lost certain coupons from
city bonds and asking that ne be paid
the amount of the lost coupons, beg to re-
port adversely TO the prayer of petitioner.
George w. Tledeman,
Chairman Committee on Finance.
ADOPTED.
The committee on finance to which was
referred the petition of the Ezra Presby-
terian Church, asking to be relieved from
the payment of taxes on lot 27 Gilmers-
Vile ward, beg to report adversely 70
same. George w. Tiedeman,
Chairman Committee on Finance.
Adopted.
The committee on finance, to which was
referred the petition of Edward w. Belt
secretary of the Georgia State Rufldine
and Loan Association, desiring to make
fee simple ground rent lot No. l. Craw-
ford ward, and asking the usual discount
of 10 per cent, beg to report favorably to
same. George w. Tiedeman,
Chairman Committee on Finance.
Adopted.
The committee on finance, to which was
referred the petition of Jane N. Haslam,
desiring to make fee simple ground rent
lot No. 5 Forsyth ward, and asking that
she be allowed the usual discount OF 10
per cent, beg 10 report favorably 10 same.
George w. Tiedeman.
Chairman Committee ON Finance.
Adonted
The committee on finance to which was
referred the netition of Mrs adelaide
Reilly. asking permission to transfer the
collecting agents license of her late hus-
band, Capt. John Reilly, to Messrs. w. NJ.
g. w. Il. Coney beg to report fayorably to
the PRAYER of petitioner.
Geo w. Tedeman.
Chairman Committee on E,inance
Adonted
The cornnittee on finance "a which was
referred tbe retition OF DR.. Frank a Dill
lin e,har1 asLino nerrnission to evb,bdt ana
sen the ouaker Remedies ana asking that
the license for so doing be placed AZ rhe
sum of twenty or twenty-five dollars per
The morning news., 1899-05-19
OFFICIAL.

Chairman Committee on Streets and
Lanes. -
Adopted.
The morning news., 1899-05-19
ACCOUNTS.

Chairman Committee on Accounts.
Adopted.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1899-06-01
Discovered by Il Woman.

Another great discovery has been
made, and that too. by lady in this
country. "Disease fastenedits clutches
upon her and for seven years she with
stood its severest tests, but her vital or
gars were undermined and cath seem
ed Imminent. For three months she
coughed necessarily, and co1ld not
sleep She finally discovered a way to
recovery, by purchasing of us a hottie
OF Dr. Kings New Discovery for Con-
sumption and was so much relieved on
taking first dose that she slept all night;
and with two bottles, has been absolute.
lv cured Her name is Mrs. Luther
Lutz" Thus writes w. c. Hamnick &
Co., Of Shelby, n. G Trial bottles free
at E. 5. Leadheater &Son's Drug Store.
Regular size soc and 81 90 Every bot
tie guaranteed.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1899-06-01

MGR. SETON ATTACKS W. w. ASToR
Mgr. Robert Seton, rector of ST.
Joseph's Roman Catholic Church, Jer-
sey CITY, is al American whose ances-
tors were among the early settlers OF
the country. At a meeting Of the
Catholic Benevolent Legion in his
church on Tuesday he paid his respects
to William WardoIf Astor.
1.-THE love of money" he said, "or
the money boarding instinct does not
recommend itself to the true American
and Christian. This country was no.
founded to be rich mans country. l
pitv aud despise the man who drew his
fortune from this country and not only
preferred TO live in a monarchical one,
out would take occasions TO slander and
deride that land in which mis- forefathers
mad been able to accumulate colossal
fortune and also gloat over the TACT
that the descendants of the founders OF
this great republic were living mostly
in comparative poverty.
"To my mind, and believe, too that
of all true Americans, this is thing TO
be proud of, and shows that the spirit
of these early heroes was not sordio
or SELF seekipg one"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1899-06-01
Millions Given Away.

Many old soldiers now feel the effects
of the hard service they endured during
the war. Mr.. Geo. S. Anderson, OF
Rossville, York county, Penn, who saw
the hardest kind OF service at the front,
is now frequently troubled with rheu'
matism. II had severe attack
lately" he says, land procured
bottle of Chamb rlain's Pain
BALM. 1t did so much good that
[ would like to know what you
would charge me for one dozen bot.
ties" Mr.. Anderson wanted it both for
his own use and to supply it TO his
friends and neighbors, as every family
should have a bottle oft in their home.
not only for rheumatism, but lame
back, sprains, swellinRs, cuts, bruises
and Turns. for which it is unequalled.
For e by J. Il. Janney, Druggist, 7Ol
King ST
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1899-06-01

ABAD BREAK IN PARADE.-F'rlgnt-
ened by trolley Car, team of four
horses dragging a gun carriage in Paw
nee Bills Wild West parade IN Leo'
anon. Pa, on TUESDAY dashed wildly
in 4 crowd at the entrance to the show
grounds and three small children we're
Seriously Injured. They were Florence
smith, age0 years, Edwin spett, agea
6 and joseph Thomas, years old.
The first named may die.
The children were in lemopa1e
stand with several other people, ana
the horses plugging against 1t sent II
down with a crash. They were caught
heneath it, and when taken out were
UNCONSCIOUS. The boys, who were cut
shout the head. soon regalned. thelf
senses but the little girl suffered con
cussion OF the brain, and has not re, re,
Gained consciousness. She was aiso
Struck on the right breast.
When the carriage struck the posi-
the right hind wheel was demolisheu,
and the horses were suddenly stopped
in their fright by the axle hololng
ncsinst the post. The aoimaIs were
quickly subdued by some OF the snow, ~
men. The driver, in trying to stop tne
runaway lITn team, was quite badly hurt.