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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-09-18

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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-09-18
Passengers From The Klondlke.

Vancouver, Sept. 1S.-The steaHIeT At
pha has arrived here with 100 passeng-
ers, many OF whom left Dawson on
Sept. on the steamer Sibyl, which
carried 1000 pounds Of gold. Among
the passengers were 90 members OF the
Yukon police. who were landed at van
cOuVer
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-09-18
Good Rainfall In Teras.

Houston. Tex. Sent iS.--The first
general rain that has fallen IN Northe
Texas since July fen Scsesrlay. extend
inc as Ear south as IIilisboro ana north
10 DenisOn. seven hours OF hard rain
falling al. the last named point. Good
rains fell over Eastern. Central and
Southwest Texas and light rains are re-
ported In portions of Western Texas.
There ls now plenty OF water for stock
and Mells.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-09-18
What War Mems.

"Iet England clearly understand
what war i'm South Africa means. Inc
largest empire the world has ever seen
will hurl its full force against smdlI
state and about $4,000 men, incluuihs
lads of 16 and old men or 60 wltnoul
standing army or organized comiiiissa-
,dat. The entire little people VIII nav nav
to resolve itself into an army Tor tnelI
u,ves or daughters who VIII prepar,e,
the bread and meat the farmers VIII
n,,t in their saddlebags when they go 20
n,eat the enemy. Today the women Oh
,be Transvaal are demanding guns tnat
they may take their part In the uas'
stand. ,,..,o noo,,,a with
tho aid OF Austrians ard Canauiaps,
since the British isles seem unaple 70
rush them alone. We may take thelr
land and lower the little flag or ms IN
donendence go dear To the Boer, but we
sball have placed a stain upon our own
tbat centuries will not wash out. only
the international speculator, VINO
through persistent misrepresentation
and nv means of the press has wrought
This evil. will gain and fill his already
overloaded pockets with South African
gnId
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-09-18
Amsrlcan Shin Wrecked.

London. Sept. ls.-The ship George
st~tson OF Bath. Me-, Captain Patton
from Portland. ore. June l for Taku,
china has been wrecked. No lives lost.
The George Stetson was built at Bath
Me. Am 1880. registered iSi5 tons ana
was owned by Arthur Sewall and COM
pany.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-09-18
THE fRoylpEsce NEWS

secured control OF the sale OF one or me
most wonderful inventions IN tns a.
culating Lead Pencil Difficult nuino m Sas
are Instantly multiplied. i,e II today
AZ the News office. weybosset street
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-09-18
TO cust Lacetrps in TWO pays

Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets.
An druggists refund the money II q
fails TO cure. L. w. Groves signature
Is on each box. 25c
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-09-18
MILLINERY.

Opening OF new store at p AR
CADE, FIRST floor, Opposite Johss ,
Ans / A. DELANO, formerly Mrs.
~ a. Harris of Newport. viii open her
new store on SATURDAY with an ad-
vanced showing or F1ltST-CLASs AU-
TITMN MILLINERY. New Goods; ex-
elusive styles French Novelties.
MOURNING GOODS A SPECIALITY.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-09-18
Number Of Cases Submitted
Largest in States History.
Two Murders on LiSt--0Wen Accused
Of killing Housekeeper, Mass0I|
Of Numbering His Wife.

Cranston; Thomas l.. Jolly. Central
Falls; Smith A. 1nckes. Lincoln: Alex
ander Williams. Cumberland; John F.
Phillips, Smithheld; Wallace r. White,
Scituate; Edward l.. Greene. Foster:
Albert j. Carey, Burrillville; Patrick
Lovett, Providence.
James I. Moore OF Providence was
annointed foreman.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-09-18

our I5c Brazil coffee T. all right Coftces
from sc. down TO your own price. IEAcbN
BROS. CO.. im poriers. 2y1 Wey bosset street.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-09-18

The pleasure OF n good dinner Is enhan ced
nv BartholomRy Lager. fl.2n case. delivered
i'm Provide nco. TIiOS. GRIMES n BRO.
Tel liza
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-09-18
Cases Submitted.

The cases submitted to the jury are
divided as follows: Assault. 10; assault
dangerous weapon. 20: false pretcnses,
2: forging and uttering, 9; embezzle-
ment. 2. larceny; 90; larceny from per-
son, 2; breaking and entering, daytime.
8: breaking and entering, daytime, and
larceny. IS; breaking and entering,
nighttime. 2; breaking and entering.
nighttime and larceny. IL; receiving
stolen goods, 1; arson. 1; setting fire to
buildings. 3: obstructing officer. i; at
tempt to carnally know girl under IL, D;
adultery, g. -eaFHal knowledge girl un-
der 16. 2: promoting boxing exhibitions.
2; Sunday liquor selling by druggist, z;
liquor selling by druggist. Z; nuisance
as: selling obscene literature, 5; MUIR
der. 2; defacing building, 1: exposure
person. 2: concealing birth, 1.
1t Is expected that the jury will take
about three weeks for the consideration
of the cases. The charge for promoting
boxing exhibitions is a novel one, for
the consideration OF jury.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-09-18
MURDERED HIS MISTRESS.
Buclhn Shot Ragna Klein Because She Refused
it Live Within.

New York. Sept. is.-M. Buczhny. a
laborer. shot and killed his former mis-
tress, Regina Klein, today because she
refused to live with him. Buczhny waa
arrested. The woman was 20 years old.
She deserted Buczhny because he was
out of work and had no money.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-09-18

Cuts for machinery, silycrwarc. por rats,
buildiugs headings, maps. rlnn-. ifrde
MARKS The y. J. Ryder Co, a. Washington.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-09-18

THE TALK or The TOWN.
EVERYBODY vILl SOON TALK OF
TIE kELS' CALCULATING LEAD
TENtIl. IT IS so SIMPLE AND
USEFUL, so QUICK AND SO AC-
CURATE. FAVE YOU SEEN 0Ntp
The Coconino sun., 1899-04-15

An asphaltum cement, crossing has been put down across Leroux street, from Weatherford 'syto the postotiice.
 The teachers are preparing the pulp lie school children for an entertain. ment for the last dayof the school term.
 Tom Saver, who has been in the Co- conino Basin with his bands of sheep since November last, is in town this week.
 Miss Edith M. Tolfree is member of the Junior class of the school Of Or atory, Northwestern University of Chicago. y'1
 H. E. Campbell, who has been in the Salt river valley with his bands of sheep, since November last, is in town this week.
 Mrs. Harry Fulton left Wednesday morning on visit to her sister, Mrs. J' B. TAppan, who lives in northern Yuma county.
 A. A. Dutt0n returned Wednesday from Phoenix where he had been at tending meeting of the Normal school directors. st:
 Alexander McDermid was admitted to citizenship Tuesday and George W. McDougall was admitted. Wednesday; both were former subjects of Great Britain.
 U. Sheer, Sedalia, Mo :, conductor on electric street car line, writes that his little daughter was very low with croup, and her life saved after all physicians had failed, only by using One Minute Couge cure. Pioneer Drug Store.
 NJ. NJ. Molenaor arrived Tuesday from Florence, Ala. Nipe years ago Mir, Molenaor spenta summer in Flag staff. He Is an architect aud builder and intends locating here.
 John Worries came In from Denver Monday morning. 1t is his first visit here since moving to Denver three
The Coconino sun., 1899-04-15
BRIEF LOCALS.
SATURDAY, APRIL lA 1899.

SATURDAY. APRIL lA 1899.
 Second Hand Store buys and sells everything.
 John Downs of Winslow. was in town Wednesday.
 Father Connolly, of Winslow, is in town this, week.
 FEN. Crawford, the William, jewel CT, was in town Wednesday.
 Capt. P. Smith of Williams mingled with his Flagstaff friends this week.
 Mrs. Metz and daughter Miss Alice left Tuesday morning for Cipcinnati, Ohio.
 James Walsh, one of the pioneers of Williams, Is attending court here this week.
 Mrs. J. c. Kaufmxu arrived Tuesday from New York aud .will spend the summer here.
 w. w. Dunbar who is now practicing law inY Kinxman, is stiending court here this week. s,.
 Mrs. E. HOch and Joseph Stefien will leave Monday for IL visit their old home in Alexandria, Ky.
 Fred Herrington, prominent attor . ney of Denver. is in town attending the session of district court. a4
 L. H. 'Toafrcei inc popular landlord Of the New Bank Hotel left Monday on iatrip to Nerthelm California.
 C.. E. Porter and a.,.B. Girrand of Williams. representing Lombard Goode : X Co. af.sre i1 town Wednesday.
 ."Give naea hyer regulator andI can regulate the. world,'' said . sI'genias. The druggist handed him bottle of Dewitt's Little Early Kisers, the fa- nous little pills. Pioneer Drug Store.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-20
HO0DO0 DAY AT BRIGHTON.
The First Race There a Chapter Of Ac-
cidents--A RacehOrSe Shot.

NEW YORK. July l9-There was a
chapter OF accidents in the first race at
Brighton Beach to-day. just before the
start Orthos ran away ana broke his leg
and had go be shot. Lady Harriet was
left az the post at the start Then
Lamity Stumbled and threw his jockey,
McCue. injuring him severely about the
head. and this was followed by The Dau-
phin throwing CrOwhurst, without injury
10 the jockey and then running away.
lie got out of the enclosure, and when
last seen was on his way 20 Sheepshead
Bay along the Boulevard at fun gallop
Summary:
rirst receive furlongs-Decide 90 TO
- first: Peace DC 20 s and EVEN second;
Belle OF Holdel @ to p third. Time,
1:Di IS.
Second race-fve NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. q
10 u first. Frelinghuysen 6 20 and 8
10 % second: Belle of orleans az 10 -
third. Time. leg S-5.
Third race-one and one quarter miles
Merry Prince g TO ID first; Decanter dl
10 3 and 10 i0 second; Knight OF the
Garter & TO u third Time. 2,o5 -.
Fourth race-one mile-Slr Hubert 6
10 u first: DR. Parker O3 10 / and TO y
second: Formero 6 20 j third. Time,
l4g 2-5.
ruth race-one and one sixteenth
miles-Greybed (even) first, Blueaway
q 70 and 70 y second. Flax Spinner
g 10 y third Time. las as.
Sixth race-Steeplechase, about two
miies-Peconic go 10 81 first; Sir Play
Q5 to and 8 10 p second; Nestor third.
lime. 4.eO As. Becky Rolf finished Sec
ond but was disqualified
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-20
BROOKLYN STRIKE
GAINS STRENGTH

or two at Fifty-dfth street and second
avenue and when car D1unu 40" il
came along 10 Was met Win a. perfect
shower of bricks, stones auu othci MS
sizes thrown from the street wv W. "i''- , pa
of the flats and the roofs. the women
were perfect furies. w nile car Hda
passing serenity street. "i.n TO
liceman Gallagher AS dn escort a score
or more of the mob tried 10 ooafd lt 10
take or the conductor and m0torm 40.
Gallagher rot of. drawing TWO revOlvers.
walked ahead of the car. clearing lhe
track the mob retreatinE sullenl1- some
one threw "a brick and hit Gallagher lh
the leg. cutting him badly A"etNe
mounted policemen came down the ave
nue. 20 the rescue and dispersed the
crowd for the time being.
BATTI.E-SCARRED CARs.
The cars coming into the stables from
down town looked as K they had run
the gauntlet az Balakiava. windows
were broken and sides dented I'm. and
more than one mOtOrman left his pos
with the statement that he had had all
he wanted.
one car. which had III fares and trans
fers rung up at f0urteqnih street, had
only the mOtOrman. conductor and police
escort Of Two men aboard when IL reached
Eighty -hfth street Several OF the pas
sengers had been hit and wounded. and
got OF the car further down town.
A great many men were injured all
along the line. Policeman Olsen OF the
KINGS Bridge mounted squad. was
thrown from his horse during fight
near Ninety fourth street The horse was
struck on the head with a stone and SO
frightened that IL reared, throwing its
rider heavily The p0lceman's leg was
broken. and he received internal injuries.
A mOtorman was struck on the chest
with a brick near the uptown car sta
bles and severely injured. Several Of the
passenger Of one of the cars going up-
Town near Tenth street received nasty
mob ,s, =
NJ the riots. was found TO have. a frac-
turei eflli and VIII pfopaoiS o,e. zap.
tsin schmittbereer who was In charge Of
The police al Second avenue and Ninety
second street was roughly handled by
the mob al 10 o'clock tonight.
-, he Eighth-Avenue line held a meeting
tonight effected an organization, ana
declared a strike IN operation. t
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-20

NEW YORK July ia fire, whose
origin is not known. destroyed more than
a quarter of million dollars worth OF
property on the Brooklyn water front to-
night. 1t started i'm the large eight-story
grain elevator facing and abutting The
Excelsior stores ON Atlantic Basin which
was totally destroyed. The fire extended
to buildings Nos. 30 and 276 of the stores,
which are constructed of brick, six sto-
ries in height and cover an area l50
by rs feet These two buildings We're
completely Quilted, and their contents,
consisting of about 10000 bushels Of
grain and valuable machinery, were de-
stroyed. The stores and elevator were
the property of the Brooklyn Wharf and
Warehouse Company and the grain bee
longed 10 various consignees The loss is
estimated at from $4,000 to $3OJ, 900; well
insured.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-20
THE ENGLISH VIEW.
Ayers Resignation a Great Victory
for Public Opinion.


LONDON. july 9.-Tho Standard this
morning I'm an editorial article regarding
tho resignation of Secretary Alger, says:
president McKInleys prompt accept
ance Of Mr.. Algos's -e1ignat'on is eguiva-
lent 10 an admission that the War De-
partment has been badly managed. To
is significant that the resignation fol-
lowed So quickly on tho Manila c0rrespon-
dents Round Robin Aigcrism is the
great blot on the Mckinley adm-nistra-
ton. It has given the enemies OF the m-
perlaist policy the most effective weapon
mat could have been forged. and Presi-
dent Mckinley can wrest from them only
by the appointment of a successor whose
past commands confidence
The Times Describes the resignation as
"a decided victory for public opinion and
public morals over political organizations.
BY resigning. Secretary Alger has prac-
ucally allowed Judgment 20 go against
him boy default and has relieved tho Me-
Kmiey administration from q responsi-
Dnty that was assuming very serious
proportions. It is the first and most esq
senuai step toward the publication ot the
Republican party and indeed, OK inc
whole political system OF the
United states. To Is for the citi-
zons OF the United states 20
take care that tho removal of a super
fetal symptom does not divert their att
tention from the root of the mischief"
The Daily News has q similar editorial
II says: ale might have dehed public
opinion 20 tho last. but that Mckinley
means 20 stand for a second term and has
% be ON his good behaviour wish the cleo
tr0ate
Tho papers generally regard the resig-
nation as prelude 10 the vigorous policy
I'm me Philippines and the recall OF Cen
cral Otis.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-20

life or 90 accept other positions OF hono'
and trust AL the hands OF the President
These include Secretary Of state Sher-
man who went out because of iu-health
and advanced age, and Secretary pay
who accepted a United states judsesIlp.
Attorney-GeneraI McKenna accepted q
position ON the bench OF che supreme
Court OF the United States. Posfmls.cr-
General Gary. who retired because OF ill'
health. and Secretary Bliss, OF the ln-
terror Department. who returned 20 Ne"
York and resumed active connection WIN
business affairs.
GRIGGS SUGGESTED.
The transfer of Attorney Grigs3
from the Department of Justice 10 tho
War Department has been suggested by
those who are figuring on secretary A.
gers successor Tonight
% ls urged that the largely increased
numbo~ ot legal questions which are cone
srautIy coming before the War Depart
men. as q consequence OF our new pos-
sessions make o. desirable that its oN-
ecutive officer should bee a man of legal
artammfnts and experience. in This same
connection the name of Hon. Elihu Root
the weU-known New York lawyer is men-
TONED.
General James U wilson now in tho
volunteer establishment and Governor of
tho Province OF AhAnzls. Cuba is also
sp0ke1 o. General Wilson was a we'll
known soldier Sea the civil war and has
since beer prominently Identified go busl-
ness eterprises.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-20
S. A. [. MISSING LINK.
Officer Elected for the Chesterfield and
kcrsbaw Line.

NORFOLK. VA. July l9.-Special.-In
formation reaches here Tonight that a
meeting Of the stockholders of the Chcs-
terrified and kershaw Railroad Company
held at Cheraw. >. c.. this morning a ii
O'Clock the following directors were elect
ed. Messrs f.. ST. John. Y. j.. McBee. l..
r. Watts 4. r.. Williams. j. 5. Williams.
j. NJ Sherwood II. W. finlayson, I'D
ward Mcclure and W. +. Stevenson.
A meeting of these directors was held
later and resulted In the election Of the
following officers of the road: President
T.. ST. John. Secretary ana Treasurer j.
VI. Sherwood. The Chesterfield and ker-
shaw Railroad Company is the corporate
name of the line now In process of con-
siructl0n from Cheraw ). c., 10 Column
bia.
This lire which is under contract TO be
completed by December -. 1888, Will con-
meet the SeahOard Air Line at Hamlet,
y. c.. with the Florida Central and PEN
insulaT Railroad an Columbia.
The road now building from RidgeWay,
y. c.. % Richmond, also Will have been
completed by that time and the track
Will thus DE solid from Richmond, Va, 10
Tampa. Fla
Meanwhile the consolidation In detail OF
the road organized as this one is, under
individual names will proceed toward a
crystaliz8tlOu of the greater SeabOard AIT
Line system OF which Mr. John SHELTON
Williams is now president and Mr.. b. 81
John Vice-presilent and general man
aver
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-20

TAMMANY SCORED.
The Organization Hostile to Mnat 'h'
Chicaoo P1utCnrm Stands For

CHICAGO July Representatives OF
the Chicago Platform Democrats OF tht
state of New York tonight ISSUED an
address "f0 the members or me Den. '-
cratic National Committee ana 10 lhe
Democratic voters Of the United States
as follows:
we. acting as a committee created
and authorized by the Chicago Platform
Democracy OF the State Of New hork,
desire 10 make public the following vel
established facts concerning the situation
In the State OF New York, believing mat
everything affecting the political situa-
ton I'm that great state is Of national.
rather than merely local Importance We
assert without fear of successful CONTRA
dicuou. two propositions;
First: An overwhelming majority Of
the voters iB the Democratic party In
the State of New York are enthusiast
cally IN favor of the principles laid dow
I'm the Chicago platform of 1896, and de-
mand without qualification the nomina-
ton OF that man who shall in his record
and in his personal qualities. most tho
roughly stand for and incarnate those
principles.
second. we declare that tho small
group Of men who have seized upon the
machinery of the Democratic party ln
the state Of New York are absolutely
opposed. not coyertly 20 an the Chicago
platform stands FOR. and the nomination
Of any man who sincerely holds those
principles which we believe dominate the
national organization in the nation
The address concludes as follows.
eve ISSUE this address I'm order that
the fact may Doe put before the Demo
Gratis of the nation that the Tammany
organization is Indifferent where it IS
not hostile 20 those national issues for
which the Democratic party stands. and
we ask the cooperation of an Democrats
in or out of official station Zoo the work
81 giving 90 thc Democratic voters Of the
state Of New York an opportunity 10 eX-
press themselves and make their conyic-
tions effective in the nation.
JAMES Is. BROWN.
chairman.
"pR. GEORGE ". THOMPSON,
WILLS j. ABBOTT
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-20
The Land-Crabbers' Law.

Editor Of The Times
Sri think the land grabbers law a
good one ] have had 10 pay the grab
beers on two parcels of property. there
fore ] am not q partisan
The law. however, should be amended
so that the owner OF property Is notified
In writing Of his delinquency. As stated
above. / have had 20 pay on two pieces
of property, although ] never knew there
WIS any back tax. as 1 send up every
year for a list OF my taxes. The pro-
porty was put up and sold and allowed 10
run delinquent for a number Of years
without any notice TO me whatever.
The state should be required To notify
dellnquents I'm writing and certainly no
tify them when the property is put up
ana sold. / firmly believe that not one
half Of the parties that have been caught
knew that they owed one cent tax.
Both OF the above cases CO. aired IN
the year THAI property was bought.
VICTIM
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-20
COL. CUNNINGHAM
HAS RESIGNED.
The Presidency Of the North Carolina
Fair Association.
THIRTY PERSONS SENTENCED
Judge Simonton Decides in Favor Oh
The Railroads as 20 Special lax
and Issues Injunction Covering
the Main System.

.,.,l.,r ~ D Til, % -Spoeal-
RALEIGH n. 20 'u'' l..,..,..,
Colonel john /. Cunningham mas l'.'7 5.',
III president of the State Fair Associ'lioH
aud the the Executive Committee ye7ler-
anu '''' .... ,oo.,,t,d his resie-
day, WIN mue" le7i''' p, mn.
nation. and elected Mr. H. H. D''''0
as his successor. Mr. Battle has lot q
tl...ic.1 with the Agrl-
lons '''i' .,..r .o a., we'll
cultural society anu
up 10 the work before him.
g.i,r.l c,frrfneb8m resigned as presi-
,,. ,....i.,.ss oyas such that
dehi ue.'N'' ..t, ana rs be wished
he coulI hol 49,, .'l M the association
10 40 80 "'.'1. ,..,,. steered more safe
ever lielu .'.J ,"..,.b ,.,fars
ly thIo"5i -, .t ...tlt,of TAX