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The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1899-05-24
Kra ener Indicted.

The grand jury last week indicted
P. G.. kraemer the Duluth commission
man. well known here, for receiving
stolen property. The Indictment
alleges that on Dec. /, 1898, he re-
ceived twenty-five and half tons of
Pillsbury's Best -four from f. E. Gull
yer knowing it to have been stolen.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1899-05-24
Big Pine Deal.

Sibley s. Bearinger, fee owners of
the Chandler North Forty, and of
which firm T. f. Bearinger is their
local representative, have sold a large
tract of pine in Lake county said to
contain 25 million feet to Knight &
Villas OF Ashland. The price was
$500. coo.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1899-05-24
Very Smooth.

A crosScut is being run south on
the 70O-foot level of No. at the
Chandler. A station is cutting at
the 6OO-foot level of No. 2. The I'M
derground work is moving as smooth
ly as clockwork at this great mine
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1899-05-24
Work Begun.

Cole & Mcdonald have started the
drill which will explore section 32.
63-l2. This property is owned by r.
B. Whiteside and others and adjoins
the Anderson on the north.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1899-05-24
Docks Behind ia Shipments.

Considerable ore was delivered at
the Missabe docks the latter part Of
last week. Despite this fact, tile
dock is SO far behind in its shipments
that it is doubtful if 10 can catch up
this season.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1899-05-24
Motors Running.

One of the motors for the electric
trammipg system at the Pioneer was
lowered TO the eighth level yesterday
and will be put TO work Immediately.
Another will be put down probably
next week also on the eighth. The
ninth level will receive one later.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1899-05-24
Electrically Illuminated.

The Pioneer is now neatly lighted
by electricity condition very much
appreciated by the underground work
men. The surface buildings are also
all lighted.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1899-05-24
CAUTION.

The Chandler Iron Company gives
notice that they will prosecute any
one caught taking sand from Sandy
Point or driving over it's roads with
heavy loads. Also anyone caught
destroying trees, shrubs or flowers on
the Point, Considerable money is
yearly spent in fixing this resort and
the same should be protected. The
teachers could assist some in caution
ing the scholars as to the trees and
flowers and the bathing privileges.
The company mean what they say
and If some one is arrested they will
have themselves to blame.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1899-05-24

A circular sent out by a firm of Wall
street tipsters says: st is now over
three years since we first addressed
you about our stock operations. Dur
ing that time had you invested 500
at the beginning and compounded
your profits, your 800 would now be
nearly s4,775. Is there any business
that will pay you better than S4.775
profits on sl00 capital in three years?"
A copy of the circular fell into the
hands of man in Maryland. who
made this rejoinder: 1.-THE answer Is,
yes-ducks. tame, puddle, muscovy,
Pekin, or any other breed. A little
girl had fifteen cents with which she
bought sitting of duck eggs. She
borrowed a broOding chicken hen
from her mother and all the eggs
were Matched out. Her profits for
the first six months were IS, and she
Kept three hens and a drake for the
next six months operations. 1t is
fair to presume that her profits will
be a least IS for each six months: one
year SIC: three years S4S. Divide S4S
by her 10 cents and the quotient will
produce $40 cents. on 81 or 100 cents
the profit viii be 81, 600 cents or $500.
on 800 capital the profit would be
S32, 600, against the S4,775. Verify
good investment is in duck eggs. -
New York Sun.
The board which was appointed at
the instigati0n of A. n. Thompson
for recount of the ballots at the
Virginia municipal election finished
its labors Thursday. The recount
that Palmer had one more vote than
accredited to him by the returns made
after the election: giving him a ma
jority of four instead of three.
Thompson's vote remaining as before.
Thompson had probably become i'm
bued with the Duluth Pop idea that
the three cornered contigent did not
get justice in elections on the ranges.
thus casting a slur upon the PERSONAL
tiles of the election boards The next
time he runs for office he should hire
some of the Duluth sleuths who have
frequently visited this city on polite
al occasions to watch the ballot.
An overturned canoe in the Maniton
country found by party returning
Forth Frances proved that the mail
carrier Ed. Mulhern and Louis Jewell
who was riding with Mulhern were
drownded, The body Of Mulhern has
rbeen recovered. With the mail car
Ter, was lost about 500 pounds of mail
matter containing 80 registered let
tiers and some $1,000 in cash. The
postofiice inspector of Winnipeg is
searching for the mail.
Capt. Pengilly's yacht, the Florence,
has bad its machinery thoroughly
overhauled and is now spedieer than
before. The Florence is neat craft
and her captain is proud of her. She
was built right under his very eyes
and personal supervision right here
at home.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-08-19
HOME CIRCLE

John Morrison, John II .dcCanlev y
J. O'Connor, William Walsh Jobn
Walsh and other members of the differ
ent councils are preparing to give a
musical entertainment on the steamer
Favorite during the first grand moon
light excursion OF the home circle next
Friday evening. Refreshments viii he
served on the boat curing the tr.p to
Warwick. after which the party viii re-
turn To Rocky Point for dancing. The
home circle orchestra will furnish
music on the boat for dancing both
ways.
Olneyville council will meet next
Monday evening in Library hall for The
admission OF new members ana tho
transaction of other important busi-
ness that will come before the council
for consideration.
University council will meet Monday
evening in King Philips hall for the
admission Of f4e'F- members and 10 re-
ceive the reports OF various committees
who are working for the best interes I
Of the organization.
America council OF Pawtucket will
meet I'm Home { ~cle hall. KENYON
block next "Wednesday evening az
which large attendance is ~esre>..
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-08-19

scenery and effects. The costuming ia
said To be gorgeous.
Manager Batchcller has thoroughly
renovated his cosy theater. all the dec
orations being new, and the entire IN
terror Is finished In delicate green. pink
and gold making Very attractive ap-
pearance. The boxes have been newly
painted and upholstered. the earpe Is
are new, the draperles are new, the
seats are new and the scenery Is new.
having been painted by Charles Mon
roe. and. I'm fact, the house is practic-
ally new from top 10 bottom.
Now electroliers and incandescents
have been put in, adding greatly 10 the
lighting effects. and the ladies' room.
mems room and box office have been
freshly painted and handsomely deco
rated. The lobby leading from West
minister street is thing OF beauty. be-
ing one mass OF gold picked out with
pink and IL VIII be lavishly lighted bv
electricity and altogether the theater
has been made very attractive indeed
One thing that will interest theater-
goers is the fact that prices have been
reduced. The sofas. which have been
Increased To ten rows and which for
merly were sold for IS cents. will he
sold for 30 cents, and the former 50
cents reserved seats Will cost 30 cents
Smoking Will be allowed at every per-
formance, afternoon and evening.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-08-19
Olympic Theatre.

The opening bill at the Olympic Fhc-
atre commencing with a matinee Mon
day, August 2S is Wine. Women and
Song" most attractive title OF what
promises TO be an unusually entertain
ing show The company is headed by
the Burke Brothers and their donkey,
Miss Mike. who are great favorites
with Providence theatregoers. The
three R,t ketts in their musical novel;
ty act: Jenny Eddy and her pickan-
ninies Kline and Gothold, in their COM
edy sketch Bennett and Rich. i'm H.
Illustrated songs. and Hanson and Drew
in a remarkably clever comedy skit are
also in the company.
There is funny burlesque which
seems to introduce 10 charming chorus
girls in various specialties. The cos
tunes are very handsome and the
whole production is staged in a manner
regardless OF cost. The female contin-
gent consists of Ada Ray, Jennie Ad-
ans. Carrie Larsen Adsle Ward. Sc
lima Adams, Louise King. Ollie Gamer
on. Gertrude Adams. Ray Wallace.
Louise Kennedy, Hilda Thomas and
Ella Turner.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-08-19
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GOOD TeMplARS.

AT the last regular meeting OF PROV.
idence Lodge No. as usual, there were
number OF visitors, among which was
noticed the G. c I of r | William u
Bradley OF Pawtucket, and district
councillor. James Spurgeon. An initia.
tion was held, and the young man who
was the candidate will prove IL IA
thought OF great advantage. The re-
turns 10 the Grand Lodge Of r for
the past quarter Were read by the sec
rotary, examined by the finance com,
mfttee and found correct the ner con,-
Ia tax was drawn, ana the deputv nor
having returned from country living to
city ways and customs the tax v,as
handed over 10 @ G Bradley who ,,.,,
see il reaches the treasury ,rba 80, !" 90
mittee on the field day of the ca
Templars and Sons OF Temperance -
ported by II G II Potter tbat tho ticl,a,..
were selling well, and that ne had vith
him the sample of the bsdge Ga A."
worn on that day and would recai,,e
orders.
Remarks Of an interesting rs,,,r.
pertaining to the order were mall a.,
q G Il William II Bradley. and p
Il Walter II Frost and district conn,
lor Spurgeon. Great interest ,rae r,i,,,t
tested i'm this meeting and eyerv n,o,,
ber is urged TO attend the naxt az husi
ness concerning the anniversary ,Vil
come before the meeting of interest to
all.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-08-19
SONS Of TEMPERANCE.

Al the last session of Excelsior Divi-
sion No. l6, goodly number of mem
bers were present for the second meet
ing in August. also one visitor from
Eastern Star Division of Smiths hill.
Providence, Brother CroWel. who was
welcome. w. Patriarch. Mrs Emma
Fellows presided, assstti by all her
officers with two exceptions the +
scribe. McCoull and -, Sentinel. Broth
er T'rask. whose places were fillsd pro
tenn; Sister Jennie McCOull. has not re.
turned as yet from her summer vaca-
tion and Brother Trask is working
evenings.
The field day committee OF the Sons
or Temperance and the Good Templars
reported by II G II Laveck that a mum
Der OF tickets and badges had been sold
anu Frank j. Potter. was present with
the sample badge and 20 take any fur
ther orders for badges A collation. of
fruit was served at the hast meeting.
and collation. of lemonade and cake
at this meeting to all. Readings were
given by w. Patriarch Mrs. Emma
Fellows, w associate, Frank Potter;
treasurer. Minnie Bensley. chaplain.
Burdick; Supt of Il Work Mrs Mary T.
Potter, and a fine recitation by II scribe
Malcolm McCunn
Remarks were made by w Patriarch.
Mrs Emma Fellows. L A $ Allan Il
Peck: Conductor Wan Fellows and
others.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-08-19
PILGRIM FATHERS.

The worthy pilgrims OF Providence
Colony NO las Travelled TO Palestine, at
the last meeting and had a goodly
number present, under the governor
snip of Nelson A. Nottage assisted by
all the regular officers except three.
whose places were temporarily filled
by { Pike as Lieut. governor; \
Hill, as chaplain. and Frank No,tagc
as sentinel of inner gate. There were
present as visitors Z ex-Gov Bobt
Lindsey of Narragansott Colony and
Pilgrim McGrath from Westminster
Colony. At the next meeting there viii
be representatives from these last two
named colonies and also from Paw
tucket Colony TO decide about the cN-
cursion OF these four colonies to the
unsurpassed shore resort ON The 29th
or august. Pilgrim Frank NottJgc and
+ eN-Gov Frank Potter. were appointed
"a committee To get the tickets ready
and the combination OF the four COLI
ONES VIII make II "A greater success i
possible than the one last Year was.
long discussion was had ON the merits
OF Rocky Point; Dlghtou Rock Park;
Seaconnet Point. Kettle Point Fox
Point and Fields Point but Rocky
Point was decided on as the most ell-
gible. At the next meeting there VIII
be important business.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-08-19
Kelth's New Theatre.

The season at Keith's new Theatre
opens Monday. August 2S. The inau-
gural bill is one of exceptional merit
and contains the names of many we'll
known artists. The feature that will
probably be most popular is the Ros-
SOW Midgets, who during their engage
ment here last season made a most re-
markahle impression. To see these
cute little fellows prance about the
stage. performing different acrobatic
feats and interspersing their work with
genuine comedy would put the most
confirmed stole into roar OF laughter,
while Charlie Kossow's impersonation
of Anna Held, once seen will never be
forgotten.
Another most important feature is
the combination OF MISS Amelia SUM-
merville and Charles w. Bowser. Both
OF these artists appeared at Keith's
last season as Independent stars and
their joint performances make them a
most extraordinary attraction. They
will appear. assisted by an excellent
dramatic company, i'm the comeditta
Capt. ktdd's Bride" The Bachelors
club Is an organization of five we'll
known comic opera artists, led by Mr.
ROBERT POLAND. Well-knOWn ProVi-
dence vocalist. formerly OF the Falstaff
club and later still conneeted with the
Bostonians and the DE Wolf Hopper
opera company.
Howard and Bland. the eccentric
pianist, assisted by Leona Bland. a
charming soubrette. present a sketch
called The Rube and the Kid" which
is strong favorite with Keith's au-
diences. Amorita, The Dancing
Fawn," a handsome young miss and
most graceful danseuse is sure to
marked success. An act of especial in
terest to the little ones is a flock OF
tanned birds. embracing cockatoos.
macawS,-PiseeHs,- etc. -aisettt-fe-iff- alt
trained and presented by Phillips and
Maynon. Bryce and Inman, Irish
farceurs from the West. Pierce and Egg
bert. song illustrators: Goggin and
Davis. acrobatic comedians; Kelly and
Violette, high class entertainers: Bright
Brothers. marvellous hand TO hand bal
ancers; the Fouti Bout Brothers. and
the never failing biograph . always
popular with the rrovi~ ence public. GO
TO make up the remainder of the bill.
The policy of the house remains as
last season. Continuous performances
from 10 l0:30 p. m, and the prices also
the same; Orchestra 80 cents:
reserved seats 30 cents first balcony %
cents: reserved seats 35 cents: second
balcony 10 cents reserved seats 30
cents; box seats 81. Mr.. Chas. Loven-
berg continues as resident manager.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-08-19

ing and had a pleasant evening.
There was duplicate whist for
matched pairs at the hotel Wednesday
evening and the winners were: First
prize uadies), Mrs Manchester: second.
Mrs r j Newell; first prize (gents). Mr.
Meanchester; second. Mr. A X Whaley.
me prizes We're: First gents, a trav-
eIhS Dag; second gents handsome
hecktle; Ilrst ladies' a silk umbrella: I:
SECOND ladies'. a pocketbook.
Mrh j Newell said she lost first
pi,ze oy three-fifths OF a trick
MRS George Martin was the guest OF
sirs FRANK COmstock Thursday.
Inc latest arrivals at the hotel: r III
IaTsohs, Miss Kate Sturdy, James G
Nonioy. Mrs g COnroy. Ely Il Pal
nier' MISS Chadsey, Edward j Sweeney,
mekenzie, Mrs Andrew Quirk. Mr.
ana Mrs II Whaley Miss Mildred
Whaley, " II Clifford. Mrs George
YI,, ,naItlh, Mrs James Moone. Miss Cora
hfley Dr l. Morulson. Mrs a l..
I~otIison an or Providence: Edward r.
Cam II h Baum. Mr. and Mrs Il A
iis,ahsOh' New York: Mrs j + Tingley,
HII9 N,i homas { Moies, Mrs f. G Lothrop.
d,i- o. "a LaWlucket; Miss Alice Clery,
: Ialnneid' Y; Joseph w Greene.
DpIoohiyh; George T. Shaw and wife.
l,4' u'il5n' Conn; Charles Nj Baum. Jer-
1ey city: Mr. and Mrs A N Gaebler. st
I'oIiS' MISS + a Sturdy. Attleboro: M
"a Diuhah' Worcester: Miss Edith w
:, ,nausey and r g Stristland, Warren:
socket,
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-08-19
NEWPORT.

- mere seems 10 be lull i'm the inter-
- lor either the riding or management
vi automobiles and for the the first
s,mie @ since the rush for the vehicle. sew
eral weeks ago, there is not a single
person now under instruction
Mr . IA p Belmont. who has been IN
AoI tne past week is able to be about.
NJ Thiebaut, charge d'affairs of the
rrehch embassy at Washington. will
pe at tne Riggs cottage for the remain
der OF the season.
Col Il DsFrece a well-known Nev
YORK newsp paper man. is here for few
Gays This is the twenty-flfth conse-
uu1INe year mat the Colonel has
visited Newport
Dinners were given Thursday evening
poy Mrs William Astor. Mrs T. Rollins
Morse. Mrs T. J Berwind. Mrs G.
Scott and Mrs Stanley Mortimer.
III Is very probable that the engage
ment OF well known Newport belle
ana heiress 90 an Englishman will
shortly be announced. 1T is the talk
among many cottagers.
Consul General Charles Rohl. of Bra
I'll, who Is stationed at New York, is
the guest of Hon Daniel Il Fearing.
Col NJ Richard "uckle OF PhiIadeI-
phia. Mrs II Stambach OF Haxerford
Miss Stambach and II VI Stambach. are
on board the yacht Julnar. cruising in
the harbor OF Newport and jamestown
Miss Blanche Louette Peckham was
married TO Mr. lie Roy Leidlg Eberly.
Thursday evening by Rev j III Allen. at
the residence Of Mrs VI r Peckham on
Allan court. Ii was a very pleasing
affair. and a number of well-known
persons were among the guests.
Count Won Rosen OF tIe German en-
bassy. is at the Robinson for a few
weeks.
Nau.nnrt i,T,,o n a, 49,. ..o.-.. - -..-
as il is now. and the price for this
special variety OF the fish is very high.
Mr. and Mrs Ogden Mills OF New York.
have just arrived from Europe. @rnpy
Will be at thar villa on Bellevue ave-
nue for three weeks
Mrs BraudAn Hamilton gave a dinner
at the New cliffs hotel Thursday even
ing in honor OF Mrs George ]. Scher-
merhorn of New York
Mrs Burke--,oche gave a young peo-
pies dinner and dance at Elm court
Thursday evening
The annual lawn party OF ST Mary's
Guild will be held on the parsonage
grounds on the afternoon and evening
Of Thursday Augug, %
Edwar- "A Taft prs dent OF the New
York and Boston Despatch Express
company. is visiting here
The steam yacht Fleur De Lis arrived
Thursday with Mr. and Mrs George
Lord Day on board
Mr. Charles A Mum Of New York is
being entertained by Mr. and Mrs Stuy-
vesant Fish.
Mrs Isaac Bell on Rhoje Island ave-
nue. has as a guest Mrs. Monroe of
Paris
Maud Daniels OF the Wilbur Opera
company. is ~ the Perry House. ar
ranging for the engagement OF her
company here soon.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-08-19
DELIBERATE SUICIDE.
Ernest v. FIsIt, Osspordenl Through BUSINESS
ReveBss, Drowned Himself in Pond.

In plain sight of his home. Ernest II
Field. who lives on Armington street.
just over the city line I'm Cranston. a
q. A. r. veteran. 50 years old. commit
ted suicide by walking into a small
pond near the lower end OF the boule-
Vard In Edgewood yesterday. Several
hours later people passing the pond saw
the teet and legs OF a man near the
edge OF the water and on investigating
round that the rest of the body was
submerged, face downward.
The body was drawn up on the bank
and was recognized as that OF Mr.. Field.
Inc water was very shallow. and IL
was apparent lat ne had deliberately
walked into the pond with the inten-
ton OF ending his Hfe. The body was
iuliy dressed, and when Medical Exam
lnef Longtello arrived n decided
mat II was a case OF suicide and gave
permission for burial.
MIR. Field had been sornevhot do
spohdent Tor some time past over busi-
ness raNerses, although he did not make
known his purpose To end his iife. I'm
TO a year ago he conducted a green gro
cery I'm this city He left the house yes
tcrday morning about the usual tins.
ana went directly from the house TO
the pond. and that was the last seen
OF MN until his body was found
ON the kitclsn table beside some per-
sonal elects taken from his pockets
was round the following note: II am OF
no use 10 you or myself I have gone 20
the beach" This was addressed To his
wife.who lived with his married daugh-
ter. Mrs. James Murdock. and his aged
hother In the cottage.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-08-19
Westminster Theatre.

Rose Sydell is as charming as ever,
and her new company of London bellies
VIII be the opening attraction at the
Westminster theater, opening with
matinee Monday. August 21. IL Is said
that Miss Sydell has exerted herself
this season and gathered together a
most entertaining lot. She presents
two new up TO date burlesques, embel-
lshed with new things pleasing TO the
eye and ear The olio contains many
OF the best variety artists, headed By
those wonderful four Nelson sisters.
whose act is beyond comparison.
O'Rourke and Burnette. dancing trio.
originators NJ their style; ChattuCk and
Bernard. who do a sketch to please
you: Campbell and Lee. who do Irish
and Dutch comedy the marvellous Hin
tons. comedy jugglers: the sisters De
I've. dancers and singers: Miss Eta
Chatham. negro pastimes two new
burlesques, arc produced with special