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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-02-03
ENIERTaNNENT Al KouNT HOPE AL

The Young Ladies Auxiliary society
Of Christ church gave an entertain
ment and sale Thursday evening. The
entertainments was greatly enjoyed by
a large sized audience and consisted
of several musical selections by the
Estro trio. tho members OF which arc
Miss Virginia y. Anderson. violin, Miss
Mabel 3 Williams, piano. and Miss
Helen Grant. cello. Miss Helen Grant
rendered a cello solo and Miss Ander-
son wh'stling solo. SOLOS were sune
by Mrs & /. Harris soprano. and Nj.
Avery tSnur Miss Fiorabel Grnnt
gave several recitatious In n pleasing
manner After tho entertainment re-
sreshments were served. which closed
a very pleasant & Fning.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-02-03
TRAVELLERS AID NOTES.

Tho travellers ANd Association con-
re,sod with the Providence Young
wonfn's Christian Association was
organized chiefly for the protection OF
Young girls. but assistance Is gwen
INV whom the depot visitor may hnd
in need regardless of race or color
4 few facts will serve TO illustrate
the helpful nature of the work;
woman with two children arrived
afr dark, weary because OF FIVE days
Of travel. Her ticket was for Fan
River. but she did not have sufficient
money even for electric car fare across
Tho ,atv The necessary money was fur
nished by The Travellers Aid"
A young girl wholly unacquainted
with the city asked be directed to
street in the suburbs. she was accom-
nanied 10 the house to find that her
cousin had Departed for another town:
after much effort a friend was FOUND
Who TOOK The girl N.
Another arrived after dark from
distant city but was not mex BY her
friends ana she had forgotten their
address.
She was cared for over night an1 the
n xt day much time was spent In find
ing her friends. They did not know OF
her coming.
Another young girl came 10 our city
with no money and no friends N the
city. She also was cared for.
French. Pole or Portuguese women
are frequently assisted. Efierly persons
unfit 10 travel alone receive pracucal
assistance.
Opportunity for service are con-
stgnt. and the young girls that are
saved from sad consequences because
OF carelessness or ignorance the many
poor women helped to worthy lives and
honeg. employment AM the variety OF
-ft-+--itndlng f1eipir1E hand can
only be realized by the one who u
da.lv on the busy thoroughfares en-
eaped in the work OF the Travellers
| Aid.
The YOUNG women's Christian Asso-
/ citation viii hold cake and apron salf
for hcnefit of "Tha Travellers Md ai
I the residence ~ tho president Mrs.. j
+ w uanieleon. 100 Wptcrman strSft, on
( Thursday afternoon Feb. s. 1900. Dona'
I tions or subacr otions should be sent c
Mrs. w Jameson. l0i Comstock ave
/ nue city.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-02-03
KNIGHTS Of PYTHIAS.

This has been one OF the dullest
weeks in -thp-eHaer for more than one
year and according to the old saw.
there Is always calm before the
storm No storm with i'll effects Is
looked or, but at no time for many
years have the prospects looked bright
er than at the present time. The com
ing session of the Grand Lodge is of
course. the mos interesting theme at
inc present time. and there is the usual
talk OF opposition, ana the promotion
OF members, but Just who VIII land I'm
the honored and much coveted posi-
tons no Teller can tell Tuesday
February IL, IA the date OF the session.
ElmwOod Lodge has "A pretty picture
that IL has been trying to dispose of for
some time and had decided 10 present
II to Past Chancellor Lewis j. Pierce.
but that hOnored member has been ex-
ceedingly busy since the beginning OF
the new year, and has not been able to
attend any of the sessions but one. II
has been decided TO keep the picture
until such time as he can be present
and the most OF the members hope that
will be next Wednesday evening. The
picture talk and lunch constituted
the labors OF Wednesday evening.
ON Thursday evening the members
of Enterprise Lodge wandered from
the subject "Pythianissa" To "Appe-
ttes" and from that 10 clam chowder.
Nice-Chancellor william n. McLane
allowed that Mrs. McLane could make
Just as good a chowder as any woman
within the bounds of the state So IL
was finally settled that Mack" be
made a committee OF one To furnish he
Lodge. next Thursday evening. with a
sufficient amount OF chowder to go
around and ~ Il was up 60 the recon-
mendation, why. the Lodge would Will
lngly pay all bills III not: then,
At the meeting Of Lafayette Lodge
Wednesday evening two applications
for membership were received. and
permission given two applicants 10 re-
ceive the rank OF page. \ committee
was appointed 20 arrange for n social
10 De given Wednesday evening, March
3.
Garfield company of the Uniform
Rank viii hold n masquerade paisy on
the evening OF February ~
At the meeting of Rhode Island
Hodge Monday ~evening. the rank OF
page will be given one candidate.
Ambrose Choquet. who was sworn In
as Judge OF the Eleventh district court
Thursday. y a past chancellor OF La
fayette Lodge.
The rank OF knight was conferred
upon one cardidatc ~ the meeting n
Garfield Lodge. Tuesday evening.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-02-03
MISCELLANEOUS.

Helping Hand Mission. i2 Hartford
Avc--Regulay services az 80 led by
Mr q 4 Ch0mbcrlains.
Bell - Chapel Seats free. Service
a i0.45. Series on the Movemert o.
Thought and lifc Iva the Nineteenth
Century Mise Charlotte Suzanne TIL
llpghast win speak uron Great Pictures
nf be century SS at Il.
Y VI g. a BuildluF-9.S0 workers
meeting. T. mems mass meeting with
addregs bv Mr George 7. Richards NJ
Bost0n y " g \ Qu1rtottc win sing
as. bows rally.
Beltanv City Mission. 900 North
Main ST. Rov John Melville Collins. su-
porlntcndont- s,nr. nrea ching and tea-
timony meeting az $50
Prcvidonce Church uf christ stien.
tist. u Wilson st--1crvice. i0.45. sub
jcct SOU"
Randai sdaaic. OOspei Mission and
Rescue Hane -ilrt breakfast and gos-
pei Temperance - lei by Rev NJ l.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-02-03
RED MEN.

Grand sachem Charles A. Hlbbard
has forwarded 10 most OF the members
Of the order I'm this state very busi-
ness-iike letter.which should bear much
good fruit. Every member at least
should read IL. and there is portion
OF the request THAI can very easily be
complied with and this In Itself VIII
be help. The effort VIII cost Moth
ing.
on Thursday evening a degree team
from King Philip tribe, headed Dy
Pas, Saohem Frank !. Wencsky. vis-
Ned Woonasquatucket tribe. and con-
feried the adoption degree upon hVe
candidates, the work being rendered
in a most impressive manner.
Next Tuesday evening King Philip
Tribe viii hold an jpen meeting i'm their
hall, l57 Westminster street, 10 when
all arc invited.
Tahoma tribe held a well attended
session Tuesday evening, and the pros
poets are that this tribe will soon torce
It's way 10 the front
AT The meeting Of Pocasset tribe
Monday evening Past Sachems john
Hubbard and j. Edward German were
made committee To procure a caoine'
in which the fraternal tepee VIII De
kept
Five candidate were given tne
chiefs degree at ne meeting II Squan-
tum tribe Monday evening.
The adoption degree WAS conferred
upon two candidates. and two applica'
tions for membership were resolved al
-. - Ilca IN
Thursday evening.
Next Wednesday evening the war
riors degree will be conferred upor
one candidate In Moslsassuck trib,
and a delegation from Narraganset'
tribe will be present.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-02-03
HOME CIRCLE.

Mrs. Hussey was awarded the ladies'
first prize by score - l5 at the Home
Circle whist i'm King Philip hall last
Monday evening, Mrs. Bosworth the
second and Miss MCNanly the third
while G. 8 Adams OF Pawtucket was
awarded the gentlemen's frs prize by
a scNre OF a. Frank NJ. Smith the sec
ond and n. I. Steinard the third The
regular whist next Monday evening,
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-02-03
For Over Fifty Wears


Mrs WISsLCw'S SOOTHING
SYRUP has been used for over fi.ty
years BY r1illionr ~ mothers fo- their
children while teethinr with perfect
success. 1t soothes the child softens thA
cuns allays all main. cures wind collie
and Is tho best remedy for Diarrhoaa.
I: will relieve the poor little sufferer
Immediately. Sold bv Drugel7',. i'm ev-
cry part % tho world. Twenty-Five cent.
n bottle BE sure and ask for Mira
winslow's soothing Syr' r." and take
no other kind.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-02-03
Orders = = y : .
: :. and Societies

Oriental Lodge held "A well-attended
social Thursday evening.
An account Of the ball given by
What Cltcr and Perseverance compan-
les OF the Uniform Rank was given In
the News, Thursday evening.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-09-11
A iVrpHnnN Mnsl l0pightlnh

AnAlin, g'NAnH, hopI, ln-wlloy, RnyF
0pH N w rnNplnl NJ lnn following l0!ns
Hpnnl OomlnR from n flnlynaInn HnDlln'
lnnn Who mnll hin WHY NV boNI from
linlVnAlOll W Houston over l|ln allh'
IlnpHnn country
''HOnalOn, Sept lO~-li0yl AnyopH
| hnpn boon lNpnlltNn NV lhn, nlnY0p
nn1 nitlAnla committee III Galveston
IN Inform Won Tint thn DIV NJ anlyonR
t0n " w lnlnH Wld certainty many
hundred w MOI lh0NaNnll people npN
lnnl lln lrnRndN IN one NJ flo ln0al
fplHhlfnl IN pnnnnl llnlnAi llnln mnat
IN Hlynn Wv hlnln nnh nnll0ll 0p thn
hlflnrlnR VIII bn npnn lnR, l'000,
nl0IhlnH md money VII W. nna1an nl
Onnn, 'I'ln whole a0nIl hide w Ihn
nlty WOW Ihpnn BLOCKS w from Tho ljnlf
d. MnAino N swept NlnnP 0f everything,
phn whole Whnpl Front N " WpOAk md
bnt fnW h0nana IN thN NiIy ngN pNnlly
hnbltnble, phn Wnlpp SIMPLY IN nllt
olr Nnn thn Food alOpk IN ninlnRNd by
Anlt Wnllpl A lhn bridges npn
washed AWny nnA AlpNnlNl AfnnmNpn
lIfIop Mo donia' Whom lpff thls
morning tll0 AoNpnh nov hodioN hnd h0r
Rnn, 00ppAnA Wnpe nyNpNWhnpn phn
tnmpnnl blow Oh miles mn hOnp Mld
Tim government lnnlrnMNnla WNpn Nlvg
plnd nWAF, ,At lhn HnNn llmn hn
Wptnpn M thN Hnlf W0po Oyop Tho
whole nlly, hnylng plaen twelve rNof
Iph0 WAlnp hnA now hnbalnna Nnn lhn
Survivors npp low hNlnlnAa among tle
WpooknHu ond onI NV from thN world
except Wy bOnl, y
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-09-11

l'ha lifo AAyinH AtNtl0n MI Fort
Point wins NnPplad nWny, ille nvnW bna
Inn swept aNp0aA lhn hny fourteen
miles 10 H'oAps CITY, | INV OAptlMll
lininNa yoalopdnN nnd ho lOld no Tint
hin Wlfa md ono w hls crew Wepe
drowned, 'lho shore At 'Pokna llty
NONtainH an0nRh WpoNknge 10 pobnild II
Oily, I0lRhI persons who were swept
nnvOAA l!ln my Wnvn picked llp liepel
alive rive 0OppAeA Wnpn nlaD picked
I'M, I'hNvN WNpn three fntnlillns IN
TnKns Qlty, w addition 10 tho living
md tho dn0d which the storm 0nAl lllD
MI 'l'Nkna 0lty, 0aAkotA and collins from
ono MI Tim 0enelNpiNA MI Galveston
WNpO bainR dAhNd unl Of Tho water
lhngo yesterday, 'In lho business lApl
w fh0 0lly TWO lnpRn hplai buildings,
ono 0nnnplon by Kilnpp llpOa, nnl lho
0thOp by Tho uOtlOn l1kollnllgn AnlOOD,
pnllnpaad, In Tim gOllM IoKOhAnAe
aalOOn llnp0 wore nbOnl llflnell people,
most ~ whom OhnnllN1,
lIp IN tha lime l laft Galveston
lhvNa dond Ind boon taken lp0nl The
pnlna Vhoy wnvol hlnnloy a. hpon'
GOV, mnnagNp M the lllder UolnD4lnp
HIOnnlAhip Oonlnanyi lti1hnvd LOpd,
lpnlfin mnDaRnp fOr HoO VI MGlpdden
Nj Iir0I UhnA kNllnp, NJ ihp llpnl NJ
Hammers NJ lfllnI llow mmly more
nOppHoa npN lIlnpe VIII MOI lM known
nnIiI lllo aonrnl IN finished, 1'hn o0ls
ton mills, lhn hngginE rnuI0ry, tlln
MN works, tbO olOnlrtg light works
nnd llnnply MI lho indrAlrinl NHlabllnl,
llnnts M lhN allN nr0 oilllOp Wrnnknd
~ nmpplnd, 'phn food lnff slime
about one innll doNp 0Ynp lhn Wlnl0
atlyy nnd unless faHf progpnHH N lllnde
IA hnlyinR l0fllhns nlld nnlnnhsnH ~
anlmalh lllOpn IN dnngGr M pnHtilNnnp,
snmo M lho atnvins NJ illa nannl,nH
ar0 mipnell0ns, VIM, Alulnll, n Gni.
ION nlnn, Wnn buried w the ruins M
tho pNlfn lfSnllnnRn snl00n nnd when
dnR ont w Tho morning llnd M mr.
lhnv injury than low lrllHed nnaorA,
nr 4, ~ fpnng, secretary ~ llle g0f'
lnll If1nlnnRn, Wah knnGkad annsnlaah
whom hiR h1nsn eoIlnpFed, hui WIN rer
Wyed NY t|ln wal0r nnd fQrrind zen
hlNnkH by lhe hnFFiaaDer 4 W0lngll
who had inEf given hiFill IN " elltld
lgonalndad ol last Iage'
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-09-11
PRIMARILY h VhDnkaHl Danl,

H0nta0n, 'I'oAns, Anpt lO--llohapd
HpIl Illnnn, h Wnll known Galveston
nnWApnIlNp nlall nllO nnN correspondent
NJ thl AAHOninlnd l'rNhA n lllnt nlly,
who Tonnhod Houston l0noy nllop "
lpFplhl0 nsnnFlnlen, KlFpa lln fnll0Wr
lnE Nan0llnl ~ lhn dlANAlnp NJ d'nlvnH'
lOn +.
none ~ thn most nWfnl Ipngnhlna M
DlOnaln times hnh NlnllNl dlllylsi0n,
nhn nitN IN IN rnlnA md Tho dnnd VIII
Dnmhnr probably 0na lhQnanllnl mn
lnHt From thp DIV, hnvlnR DnnN NOll.
mlAHlOnnd Nv llln nlnsDp nld nlI lAnnA'
nOlAllltfnn ~ Hnl VI f0nnll WIN Nn
outside world Wltll M nnInnl fOr hNln,
Houston WIN llln lnnpnHl l0lnl NV
which working lnlORpnnll INSTRUMENTS
nonI1 hn lOpnnl thn WHO'S, M Wnl! m
llnnpIy Nll tho hnlldiIgA hnlWoOIl hopn
WponkNdy WhNn I loff linlyaHInll
shortly hnr0pn moan RlHlnpnng lhn pN01
plN WpFo QpHnlllMnR fnl lnn pIoMnl
burial M Ihn dnnd, IhH distribution NJ
f0Oq nnn WI llnnnHHlrk Wnfk nl!pF \
pppinl nf dIanAlnrr Vhn Wp0nk M
llalvpslon wnN bropghl nhnnl hy IL
tnnlpnat M I0grlhln lhnl M W0pdA nnll
ndAdHnlplF leuprhN ilR llllanalty Nnd
hE n Hood which lnpnnd lhn nlly lNI0
n NpEtnE nm, 'lhn Weather hprnAn
rAGOf1h hl0W llnl l|ln Wlnd nllDln01 N
yQlnpilg M NJ mllna M hONr wlAn lllo
nlnnHnpinH llltlfHNnnll hllW nMny M
NJ N lmH0Naihle IN TOLL whit WIZ tln
mnsinNnl 4 he Hlnrlp hnHgll NJ y
n'nlaqk HnlnrdNy m0rning, l'rnyions
N lhpf \ Epppl hl0rlp hNd hpfn rgMls
III Mo gplf and lllp ltdN wos very lllRlh
Ab1Ht neon II hpppmp evident lhal lhp
Hily waa F0llg N h0 vlailed Wilh ,diH-
nT' n1 hpudt tHelps s0nl wpse u ~rTeaH "eae0ai' pGN~ r
qHel, fhp fpmilioe Npplllg N dwellinRs
IN higher p0rflQns NJ fhn eitgl lfyeFy
hQmp wns npRned m mo FRfngeeF,
hlpqk M Whlll, 1Ihp winds were pis-
ins pNnsFnnFly and n rpined M NV
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-09-11

pO per cont, This increase oyap ihe
lsD1 vote dln Dol apply 10 my )apD
ltanlap lOenllIy, bnl Anemnh 10 bn pnDp
epnl throughout Tho sinin, 'lhn pas
plblIenns, however, Ind mlhpp llss
counted ile faIlna OI IN the yDtp gDp
ile Mnlna Ticket from ihat W lBpD Anh
Tho nlnllAAnrH Wnpn nOl M MI surprised
M Nd apparent loss of " pnp pnDt
which wnA shown by The rninpnH lDp
Tho tlpHl lbO towns, tIhnlp entire
ticket hendnd by John v Illll DP
Augusta, fop governor, " nonpHo WINS
elected, As were MI lDnp Of lhn eDIn
HpnAanlnn, Allen, IN hNnd's old dlaa
iplotI ljlllenpld, IN Dlnalpy'a old llias
lplelI ljnrlelHh ln thn third md BOna
lnlle III lhe fourth,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-09-11
A CITY IN RUINS
HriGhtful DEVASTATION md Less of
hlfa Wponaht In Texas
Hy Hurricane,
HARVEST OP DEATH
Anpnnl ~ tho NnlIOn IOp llolIpf N
MNdo w llphnIr " tho
slptrkol People,
GAhNNarOA nltyAATNTNpr

IIoNaloD Il'nNna, hopI, l0uwThn r0l.
lowing OillnlNl nnpnnl b1A been laHnNd
III mo pnnplo W thn lInlI0d RlnlnaI
0np HlHlnp nlly Ql 0a weston Inns bean
Waited by N fplEllrHl hnppInoDo ami Nv
Atlll ont oW from All mll md wire
communication WIN iho outside
world hnpnRONH hplnH nlnpmtnR p0'
ports NJ gpnnt lonA NJ Two md pp0pnpg
w, many towns nnd ylllngoA nfo now
iIl H0rn nlnlpnAa Nnn IN Further reports
come w lhn nonlh liAl Rp0wA AnO lhn
dnmuHn tD property lNnpnnaoa, 'phn
AlNnk npn klIlon nnd tho NpopN mo
pnlnNNr Wo urgently Nak y0ng llbopnl
NNd ilnnNnlaio nHAlHlnpnn, Houston
WINS in Tho Ipnnk w thN storm Ionr
tpibuli0nA snDt M either MI NndNps
Binnn1 VII bn gratefully vNONynd nnd
jnNinlOnAly Nslnnlnd,
Signed by y, ", hpnAhnap, mayor,
nnN " a, hoINnnp' pbnIvmnll pollnf
nO,nmtIInn,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-09-11

washington, Aapt lOHm'l'hu Gllnoye
minister Inns pHGely0d " report lllnt nii
odi0l llnA boun issued p0lflppiDa llI M
HUNG CIunH extraordinary .iAlWer fgf
th0 complete settlement W llia l'lils
llaao trouble, VI Alyaa him authority
M nnho my lorina according ~ llls
avn dla0rnlinn without rafapriliH llInlIl
Ia llu 0mt0p0p, 1ilA IN unusual NJ
tIlovlly nld " IN GIalnnd M lha ljllls
linaa LOCATION HAT " Hiyaa Va lllnH
Ollana NrpdanlinlA ud01uute W. DI0al
MI objections lepnl0f0ra miaed NJ IN
Ilia ldwAr M n0HDIinlo fOr lNnah, TllH
0dtGl IN datf1 tN0 WpahH nHli llll N
jnal Forwarded from VI Hung uhnllAl
Minister WI dalty1vod " M Iln alnlH
dntWrlnlaul lliia mNrIllnH,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-09-11
NiNNPYsTHRH0B MURDMF
NDDaNl HO0dnOW'A l9nlimn,a NJ thn linsNlh
III tjDAHp AtpDnltInA,

III BUkup NtFDpliieHI
Shanghai, SATURDAY,, sept \, lgOpyD
plHhl lDOO AasOoinl1d ppnaa), MP,
John aODnnoW, Tho United Hlnina
consul HoDnpnl here, nFlnp lnunlplns IN
every possible source, lNnpna thnt lhe
nunlbnp VI British nnd AmoplnnD miss
slOlnploH probably mnpdnpod during
he uprising IN lhlnn lAH bNnll ninety
lhpanl while lfO Others slnllODei IN
Oholl nnd Rhnn Nj provinces mn llnn0s
counted fDp, and There IN pnnson rOp
Ihn belief IhAI they have maj thn
anmo into, on Ihoao WhOHn dpnlhA
have been absolutely proven twenty.
Two Wopn Americans mm olghl mnN,
eight women nnl WIN ehillIpnlsmnnl
IhiptynrOup bplllaIl~ullinN man, .lfInnn
women nnd Ton children Illupe III
strong proof lhnl lhiplyusoyaD mora
were killed M 'Enl fuoDl
All InllyoB from lhnl plnOn Toll
substantially lhe aame story lnn
mon, thirteen women and HNv0ll gllls
droll mo known tO hny0 been Ilnpni
'Plo llAl Of mlsplDg numbers ma
Americans, twenty nlnll, IWNntynDlln
women nnh twenty children British
foptynOno men, fOplyHnlNo women md
nineteen children,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-09-11
HaHaIhz tkEl g l ~ I,zi,l lnlEf
LUCY WILL HANG,


uu'HFHUF sitIiN WHfNaha w lhiHFIHtH ~
i'nhnlI ol the ItuIlp Mnpdnvsp
llalonn, Mont. Hoph l0ma'lho npsI
leHnl linllHinR IN Hnlip N eleven ynnpA
VIII lnhn place Friday when Dim
laley VIII pay ho penalty fOp GUpH
d0plnR pntvioh itoHan Ia Silver bow
enny0R two years nRO, l,noy'A nttOn
lley Dlndn u blpnlllOna effort NJ Hny0
hia neck, bnt N WINS llnnynilinpr I'hp
defendant VIII gonyloled IN lle dIHa
IriNI court nnd lllo sentence WIN
affirmed by lhe supreme oOupl, llnaI
week M effort WAa made 10 procure "
oaplinonto On probable oanpp fOp npppNl
from Chief JlAIleo ljpanlloyl lhia
WIS denied l'hon lhe governor Waa
lmpIOp0d 10 commute Ille sentence tO
imprisonment rOp HE beennaG Of thp
0ipnnnlHlnntlnl ullnpaeiep ON lhe evls
doDNnl l'0dny llln governor announced
lhnI IN would moi Interfere, moi onplnR
10 HNI inside tIle Judgment Of Two
courts and thu Verdict Of twelve mem
hloy mAlnlAinH thnl ho IN illnOoellll
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-09-11
THIN MAINE tBt,HDTl.jHl
ltMnlh IN lI,a Nanni satisfactory NNnllbs
Hmm tIMOpti


poplluud, M0,, Hopl, lO.-~ljnprylnA
0ul wv traditions NJ many ynnrH willl
bnt ono bpNah, Maine went republican
I'm l|la nlnln nlOOu0n t0dny WIN N good
old ltmo majWity, 1'la nntirn alnln
linkol N polurnOd Will fnnp n0ngrnAHF
lnNll and u grant nnjmlly IN lho lnaiH'
lntnrn, There WIS every incentive
fop voting 'rhn nnlnlNigp hHa been
n splnlnd ono, lnl tll0 yuln WIN nnl
0uiin I'M lnayg IN w 1895, hHl o4pned'
M llni M 1873 elnnli0li NV nlNllk
tl0usundA, nud illp nlanaRnrH NJ b0ili
lariieR whom the rNlnrle frnm dliFHrs
nnf towns anne IN, fnll that lhog Whfn
fpllg mid Wv Ihnir strenllnla nlf0flH
MI Tho pnal fonr weeks Vha 1nWos
aratA gpin Honsidarnhle aalisfaali0l ~
tba nOvliNr returns HlAWinH I'M llMf
did u aatn IN feHf years ~ fr0H " W
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liHnpl hnN Anlfi
Livingston, Aept, Ila@AA " result Or
lonl0nA pnHe " young man peAldlllH 0ll
Rock Greek, fourteen miles north Qf
livinRalOllHul pnllullep named Wills
liOWnpdamwAs ahot and instantly killed
and II young woman nAl0ed liellOpn
linn WIS AilOl lWIee and 0nlllOl W.
cover, lrpAnk Forrest, who did tlln
shooting, walked nfly yards nwAx
from tIie scene Or liln shooting alld
took lllH own llr0,
rOppOat VIVA doepIy In love With
MlpA linn md Ind tllpeataned 10 shoot
Howard who " IN aaid wns Engaged 10
tlo young lady, Inst nluht MI l!lpee
attended Oilllppli aapylaeH Dt Hooh
Greek, and while l0nylllR GlllpoIl For
veal opened lipe Oh Howard allh Ml4s
linn, tle ired Two shots WI pael, nll
taking effect Howard VIVA Killed llla
alantly mud tho Hipl peoeiyed lWD
wounds, either of Which VIII prove
vulul,
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raniA, 'phe wind was Ho fierce TINT
The pnin nnt HE n knife,
IIy u O'plOpk tbe waiaps Df gulf Md
bny moi md by dark Ihe entire city
Wnp submerged, The tlOodlpg of lhn
electric light DlnDt and The pAa plnnIs
lnrl ilo oily IN JnphDeas, 10 w upon
Tho streets WINS 10 court doalh, The
winds Wapa then NJ nyplODie velocity,
roofs, portions Df buildings, telegraph
pDlpa md wills wnlA falling mud
Tho nOisn ~ winds and The
opnshlnR or buildings wepn Iapyifys
jnR w Tho extreme, The wind
md wntop pose aIendily from dark
until lOHb O'olOek sunday morning,
DnplNg nll IhIH tima the pnDpln Dp
Galveston Wavn like pnts IN traps,
Tho highest portion ~ Tho city was
four lO five fnet Dndpp water, while
IN Tho ppent majority OT nasen Tho
streets were Submerged ~ u depth Of
ten foot, 'IO lenyn " b0Dse WIS ~
drown, 'I'O pnnnil WINS tO nDnpt 10alh
In Tho Wpnokage Rneh u night "
agony hns seldom been n1nnllod,
without DppnponI vnasol Tho walnpB
suddenly b0Hnn IO HnbHldp MI ! llb II,
M Within twenty minutes they llnd
gone down TWO tpoI nnl before day
llghl lhn streets were pretty free Of
food Wpl0pH, ln ibn nlnnntlmn the
wind hnd yoppn1 ~ southwest, Very
foW W my buildings esnnped Injury,
ThorA " hardly u hnbilnblo, dvy b0nHo
IN IIp lIty,
Whpn tho pn0pln who Ind osenJnl
doAlh went ODt NJ daylight 10 view
lho WOpk Or Inmpnsl pnd lhe Hoods
thny aaW lhn nlDat horrible sights
imnRlnnbln, IN Ihn tipnn blonha from
Ayennn N ID Avenue j IN Fremont
street, I INV eight bodies, -Four
nOvpana ware IN ODn ynpd, Tho whole
VI tha bnsineHp front TOP three blocks
IN from lhh Hnlf Wnh stripped Of every
yaatiRN 0f hnblInllOD, Illn dwellings,
Tho great bnlhlDR embellishments, lllo
Olympic md every structure having
bpND either nAvglnd onI tO Hnn, Op INV
pnlns piled Inn pyramid fnp Into llle
town nneOpllnR w The VnRnplns ~ lllp
tompNAT, lhe hpaI hurried Hlnnoe
over tho city HhoM N ThnI llyo of lha
lnpRaAl aipllnlllpna, tnppOHed W bn I hn
most substantially bnllt, suffered Tho
RppniOaI, 'lhn OpphnnH Home, plaf
street md Aynnnn NJ, rell lke u house
NJ Nnpda How mnny hOnn 0hlldpNn
md rnrnRnNA npn w Tho ruins pOnl1 nOl
hp naNoplnlnoA, ON Tho alek IN MI,
intpmnvy,nnd the attendants,
only nlRhl npn inllnpAIOOd IO hnyn
hNpll aayad The Old WOnnna' Home
OD h0HonDopR nypnlln collapsed, lllH
RoNNDbnpg school w n mass Or wrecks
nRo, 'l'hn Bnll high school IN bnt mn
0mply shell, crushed md broken,
livery QhnpNb IN Tho elIy,willl possibly
ono 0p Two exceptions, IN IN plliDH Al
Tho forts nonply NIL lla HOldeps me pea
ported donn, llloy having bnnll IN leln'
llnpNpy 1nnplopa which gAyN them no
nRniDHt thn tempest or Tho
Hood,
No pop0vt hna booD voooIypd from
IhO Catholic orphan asylum down the
lhlAnd, bnt VI seems impossible Tint "
pnnld hnyn wilhatOOd thN hurricane,
w VI foil MI tho inmnIeR were no doubt
Loaf, TOp thnpn WnA no nh Within "
milo, 1ho hAy Front rp0nl nnd lO emil
IN wv pninH, Nothing bnt plllnR nnd
Ih0 WpeOk NJ Rp0nt warehouses pNlnnill
Tho elevators lOAt OIL their Anpnp
works nnd their AloehA nvo damaged
hy Wnl0p
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Jlrygn IN 0blauH0

Ghinnpo, Hnpl, lOssr1'he haIuaAka
Itrynu Glub III illis aifg Anlarluinad
William ~ Hrgau l0dak nlld hA dAF
livorAd all addvpsn N tflAnl IN aniiF
tuigl iaHHnR,
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dnDf ana Min, MCKINLEY mn Hfs
morning fW EGlnHrAal, TN, IN AflNlld
llA Wedding IN the IvHMdanf'A niAaA,