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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-01-09
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Don't take our word for II.
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Read the statements OF Providence
citizens.
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Mr.. John Conway, Of 8 Bourn street.
saws: II was an almost constant suf-
ferer from kidney complaint for nine
or ten years. and Il was so severe at
times that could not sleep nights on
account of the too frequent action OF
tho kidney sccrctions. My back was
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ly after working hard or sitting in
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the claims made FOR Doan's Kidney
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United states
Remember the name Doan's, and take
No substitute.
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Mrs. Greene Was Alive When Assistance
Reached Her, but Died Soon After
LONG SEARCH FOR HUSBANDS BODY.
II Was Not fount Until Three Hours Alter The
Fatality Occurred Unfortunate Couple Skassd
In'O Cpsnrg Made b. loo Cutters.

Schenectady. N. Y, Jan. 9.-Mr. and
Mrs. S. Dana Greene OF this city were
drowned while skating yesterday af-
ternoon on the Mohawk river. Both
bodies were recovered later. - number
OF men who were at work in an ice
house heard a series OF screams, pro-
ceeding from a point where an immense
cut had been made by the icemen.
Two men Immediately put out in a
small boat. and after a short time the
body Of Mrs. Greene was found. She
was still alive, although unconscious,
and the body was taken 10 the shore.
where every effort was made 10 resus-
cftate her. but she died a few moments
later.
IT was not known until half an hour
later that Mr.. Greene was with his wife
at the time OF ''e fatality. Several
large searching parties at once began
20 look for him They were not re-
warded until nearly three hours later.
when the body was found a short dis
tance from the spot where Mrs. Greene
was picked UP.
Mr.. Greene was the general manger
and vice president Of the General Elec-
trio Co.. the works and general offices
or which are located here. He was 35
years old.and was nof Samuel Dana
Greene, who was lst Lieutenant and
executive officer OF the Monitor in its
fight with the Merrimac. and a grand
son OF Gen. George Greene. He was
a graduate OF the Naval Academy at
Annapolis. and stood at the head of his
class. About eight years ago he re-
signed from the navy 10 go into the
electrical business Four wears ago he
married Miss Cornella Chandler,
daughter OF Admiral Chandler. OF the
navy. Mr.. Greene was a member OF
the Century and University Clubs. was
In the Navan Reserve, and was naval
aid on Gen. Roosevelt's staff.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-01-09
FIRE CUTS GRINDING DEPARTMENT
OF RIBBON FACTORY AT HUDSON.

Hudson, Mass, Jan. 9.-The grinding
and cementing department OF the APPS
ley Rubber Works in this town was
damaged by fire this morning, the IL
nancial loss being estimated at $4,000.
The fire started from a grinding ma
chine and quickly ignited large guam
tity of naphtha which had just been Sc
cured for the necessary work of the
day. SO intense was the heat and so
rapidly did the flames spread through
out the building that the firemen were
compelled to drop their hose and flee
for their lives. The building is of brick
and the fire was confined 20 its interior
but the machinery was destroyed and
the engine and boiler injured by water.
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EAST PROVIDENCE.

The administration board OF the
Watchemoket Fire district met last
evening and paid a number OF bills and
transacted other routine business.
The Business Mems Association held
n social session last evening. and the
executive committee also met. and
made up the report which is TO be pre-
sented 10 the body at the annual meet
ing which is to be held next Monday
evening.
Health officer VI. II. Wood removed
the danger card from house on An
thony street this moving.
4 delegation from Reliance Lodge Of
Odd Fellows. will attend the public in
stallation Of officers OF Manufacturers
Lodge. at Olneyville, this evening.
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WtoLaNo AND csnToaL DIVISION.

Trains leave Providence as follows:
FOR BOSTON, Terminals o4, -
m; Il 04. 80 o m. Returns " 4 m:
10 o. 36 10 z m.
PUTNAM. PoMFRET. r. THO -
son. WiLLIMANTrc AND PARr-
FORD-s As a m and Is r.. VIA
FRANKLIN--s oi, s 10 m: u :. 50.
NgIfFoRD-s : u 3 I'd 10 a m; is o. Is, scip
cRANsToN-s IS. . 90, AM: y Co.; z.
az 42. e7 p. m. Saturdays ii 70.
D. m sundays-7 81 p. m. :.
xNIGHTsVILLE- . 80 4"
pssT1 p; N, SSTaIITcfrT-is SaITrr1Tyis o5. 6 a. SIC p m.
,SSMaTfaG.s?6 SaJrfaa9Gy?6 3s am; ?ie o5 i2. 72f
saturdays? ?il 10 p. m. sun
davs-7 81 p. m. m. crNrpr.
NATTCK. RINERPolNt, rv ~ stf-
NN,l,Cc1ToN-6: IS. eos a IN; 1905. 4:3I:
Ia $40. 7:27 m. satnrdays-ll;lo
u I'M. Sundays-7:9 p ~:
ARCTIC AND QU1DNICK-s:sS a N:
1905. 4:37. b:37. 6:i2. 49, p N sat-
c0yeEyrhY. gTa9y:sYi;lo PsImM9T II Sp@SAy' GREsFgSF.
CoXhCC Co0XyhnCo " MoosUP AND PLAIN
TiEID-e:3s. e:O9 a m; i:31 7;21 m.
Sundays-7:3f p n. -.
sTFRTING, JEWETr CITY. CAN-
TERBURY, SCOTLANI.o; 81. y;0'
M; 4:S7. 7:e7 p IN. sunosys-'S'
m. ,,,,- cpr--r.r
NVINDHAM. w1LLIMANTIC HARF
FoRD Ann NoRwIcH--e;3S' 9'Os
m: 4.3-. 7:21 y N.
rTsi- KILL. NEWRURG. WATER
RT1RY AND DANHiRY-2 2;c9 2 N
pAsCOAG AND INTERMEDIATE
STATIONS-6:4 $40 q m: 4:ln. -
y m. Saturdays (and except Fields
Station)-1l:l5 p IN.
?Stop on flag.
Via boat from Fall River.
hExcept Monday.
aSleepine cars 'nly. cali parlor cara
dVia walpole line.
Tuesday. Thursday. SATURDAY. only.
e. PETER CLARK.
A. c. KENDALL. GEN. Supt.
General Passenger Agent
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0LNEYvILlE..

Court T. A. Doyle. A. OF F., held a
very pleasant session in Springer's
hall last evening, there being a large
attendance, with plenty to eat, drink
and smoke. During the early part of
the evening one candidate was initiat-
ed. and one application for membership
was received. This was followed by
the installation of officers. the cere-
mony being performed by Deputy Chief
Ranger John +. Harlow, who was as
sisted by James Burns. The officers
were as follows: G.. r., A Baillergon;
$. c., Il. l.. Trudeau T., T. +. Dom
nelly; +. s., j. +. Coffey: r. S.. w. j.
Ryan; s. W., Joseph Edmunds: j. w,
II. Shortman; s. B., George McLaugh-
lin; }. b., Thomas Seward; trustee, Jo-
sPpn Rogers.
The committee that is making arrange
ments for the second annual ball of the
Veteran Firemen's association, which
is 90 be held on the 18th inst. met last
evening and arranged the preliminaries
for the affair. 1t was voted To request
all nremen 10 appear in uniform. The
committee reported that the tickets
were being disposed of quite rapidly.
Patrick Sweeney and Mia Bertha
Northup, well known young folks In
this city. were married at st. Mary's
church at 1880 this morning, after
which a wedding breakfast was served
at the home OF the brides parents, 20
Laban street.
The Sunset club held a well attend
ed meeting last evening. whist and
lunch being the attractions.
The Rough and Ready Veteran Fire
mems association Will hold their
monthly meeting tomorrow evening.
a large delegation from this vicinity
went 10 Manning hall last evening to
hear Gen. Monaghan. who was at one
time a resident of this place.
The ofiicers-elect of Manufacturers
lodge OF odd Fellows will be publicly
installed this evening.
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PlssEK, sRs ON IRE stneMrg.

New York. Jan. 9--The T. s. trans
port Scdgwick arrived this morning
from Matanzas. Cienfuegos. Havana.
md Nuevips She brought 81 cabin
-t,sfsseng-Hs. - discharged soldiers and
civil employees and Col MOale. ~ cfi-
GERS ard &c enlisted men of the 18th n.
x. Infantry TIE latter embarked at
Nucvitas. having been stationed At
Puerto prlncipo \ portion 81 this regi-
mcut will he transferred 20 Governors
Island and the remainder to Platts-
burgh. ~. Y.
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AMERICAN NATIONAL.

At the annual meeting held today the
following directors were chosen: Will
liam Grosvenor, Francis w. Carpenter.
George C. Nightingale. Jr.. Jeffrey Da-
Wis Stephen III. Arnold, Edwin Miner.
Arthur H. Watson, Robert w. Taft,
Horamo A. Hunt. Henry C.. Bangs.
President. F. w. Carpenter: cashier.
Horatio A. Hunt Mr.. Walter G. Brown
was chosen as assistant cashier.
FIRST NATIONAL.
The following board of directors was
reelected at the sbo2ual meeting to-
day: George L. Llttlefield s. A. jerks.
Zechariah Chaffee. Edwin Barrows. B.
M. Jackson, Walter s. Ballou. John f.
Lennon. President, George l.. Little
field cashier. +. c. Lapham.
FOURTH NATIONAL.
James Tucker Thomas Boyd. Jr.. A.
W. Smith. Arthur w. Clafin, William
III. Spencer John ID. Lewis and Fred
s. Farwell were reelected directors to-
day. President, James Tucker; cash
fer. Thomas Boyd, Jr.
NATIONAL BANK OF COMMERCE.
The old board of directors was re-
elected at this bank today. as follows:
William B. Weeden. Robert Knight. III.
r. Wellman. Henry +. Richards, Du-
tee WILCOX, FREDERICK Grlnnel. E. lreS-
cott knight. Edward A.. Greene, Jr.,
John G.. Massie. President Robert
Knight; cashier, John Foster.
OLD NATIONAL.
At the annual meeting Of this bank
today the following named gentlemen
were elected directors: James Il.
Cranston, Fred w. Arnold William Il.
Barton, julius Palmer. ID. Russell
Brown, w. G.. Nighting Il. c. T. How
ard. G.. w. Thurston. President Julius
Palmer: cashier. Francis A. Cranston.
The directors voted TO advertise the
business of the bank in the newspa-
pers.
PROVIDENCE NATIONAL.
There was practically no change
made at this bank, one director. Mr..
Henry Il. sharp. being added. The
board is as follows: William Goddard.
NJ. Il. j. Goddard II. /, Gammelr George
w. r. Matteson, John Carter Brown
Woods. William Gammell, Henry G..
Sharp. President. William Goddard:
cashier, Andrew II. Matteson.
SECOND NATIONAL.
Messrs. William w. Paine. James H.
Chace, william s. Granger Fred l..
Smith. Warren q. Arnold, James III.
Arlington, Henry T. Heydon and
George II. Grant were elected directors
President. James II. chace; cashier
William w Paine.
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We. the undersigned d. hereby agree
10 refund the money on n 70 cent bottle
~ Grecne's Warranted syrup Of Tar ~
10 fails 90 cure yOur cough or cold. We
also guarantee n 25-cent hottie 90 prove
satisfactory or money refunded.
Banding e. Banding. a w. Fenner.
Kenyon Smith & Co.
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CRANST0N.

The celebration Of the birthday of the
chief templar. Washington Hooper OF
Evergreen Lodge, I. O. G.. r.. will be
the chief event at the usual session this
evening. a reminiscent story of HIS iife
will be given 10 be followed by other
ranged
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-01-09
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

NARRAGANSETT - G Woodward,
Louise Cunning. Marion Cunning. New
York; l. Sparks. Tim Merritt, Bos-
ton; a A Richardson. Leominster; G X
Washam. F S Chandler. New York; l.
l. Moore, Holyoke; n @ Armington,
Boston, Il S Warren, Louisville; Il +
Stearns, New York: + c Hurd, II
Jones. w V Walcott, Boston; II NJ
Ames III S Peck. Providence; Julia
Marlowe and maid. ALI Uhlig. Mr. and
Mrs Il III Bumsted. New York; A II
Stone. Boston: A T. Wood. Mt Vernon;
Il r Bennett, Mary Blyth, w T. Grant.
G. II Stone, New York; A j Calkins.
Chicago; G III Wolf, New York: NJ M
Aldrich, Mendon: c Owens, Roches-
III l. Talbot. Boston; g Berhends,
New York; w Wheeler, Chicago; X
w CARL, " w Swift, Boston; X ID
Whitten, w II Gardner, + NJ Bach. II ID
DeRonda, New York; c III Richards.
Philadelphia Mrs w II Morey. Wash
ington A J. Solomon, A + Sterne. New
York; Lee Perkins, Boston; f T Ruck-
etts. Johnstown; S May. Philadelphia;
Il w Taylor. Worcester; + Il Mayo.P
Gardner, Boston: ] III Huslin, New
York; j T Burnside, Boston; j A Pitt,
Montreal; Sol Miller w w Dixon,
New York; T r Ford, Jr. Philadelphia;
r II Sargent. New Haven G. Il Toby.
A Goetz. A S Gushing. Robt Adams.
New York.
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CONTRIBUTORS TO lAlT0N FUND.

San Francisco. Jan. 9.-Major- Gen
eral Shafter has sent to Adiutant- Gen
eral COrbin a draft for s94s5. the con-
trlbutions 20 the Lawton fund from the
people Of this coast. There is a suiii-
clcnt sum reported ON its way to Gen
eral Shafter TO make the final totals
$40, i2i.
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POLICY OF BANK
CONSOLIDATION.
Continued from Page One.)
BLACKSTONE CANAL.

Messrs. + S. Hoppin, William Ames,
Herbert +. Hinckley. Charles II.
Sprague, William w. White. Frank W.
Matteson and Daniel Beckwith were
reelected as directors OF the bank this
morning; president, William Ames;
cashier, Rren Wescott
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WARREN AND BRISTOL BRANCH.

Leave Providence tFox Point Station)
for FALL RIVERS 80, Z 80. 8 80.
II 30 a m; 1 80, 3 30. 4 30. 80. 80 y m.
Sundays 80. 8 30 a m; 80. 80. 80
m.
3 80. A 80. 8 30. rs 30 D m. Sundays 80.
9 80 a m: 30. 5 80 p m.
WARREN. BRISTOL and way sta
tions at 6 3O.,7 30, 3 30. 113o. m; 30.
80. AS. 430 (exp). 5 80. 6 30, 30 and
II 30 D IN. Sundays 80. 30 a m:
30. 8 30, 6 80 p m.
Electric cars leave Market .s';uare.
providence. at Is. Is. 9 Is II rs a
m; 1 Is. 3 Is 4 90. Id. 10, Is. Is.
il IS D m. Sundays Is. Is a m:
/ IS 3 rs and Is p m.
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PaovIoEncE DIVISION.
Train Service from proyIdeues.
Corrected to Jan. S. 1900.

Corrected TO Jan. s. 1900.
BOSTON Ie:mina s!aton--hi;ss.
lo;0s m: 1900. e2.OO. ?.oi. S:2s. ,.Og,
o'V1, o'os, s'o2. 1873. 1883. sos. 9;5S lO,Js
m. Sundays-4:55. 5:4O. 5:4s. 30.
aa:0s. s'0s M; i2:0S 3:23. 4OS. 6:Cs. 7:5a
S;Vs. s;b5 p m. Returning. lsaye Boston
terminal Stat. t.cn--l2:03 6:42. 742. s.4s.
s'V0; elO:OO. 1905 1912 ~; 1872. l:0a
80, 300, 3.42, 4:42. $500. 5:4e. 63S. 100,
80 10; ~ ,ll;27 pm. Sundays-l1:0S. 6.21.
e.io' l0:O5 a m; t2;l5. 800. 1916. .;G.
5:l5. 200. s:15 m.
AITLkBORO-n4:J $40 5:i7, 6.4e
aOz, Sp@. $40. 9:02. l0;02. ii;4O m;
1902. l.:40. 2:04. $40. 4.02. 4.4O, 5'a2.
$40. SOP. e;4o. 7:O5. sos 1903. ii:aa
II. 5undays-4:55. $40, 5:4L $40. 1908
S:d9 9:OS a m: i2:0S. $40. 4.0S. 5:tl.
6:0S. sos u m.
NORTH ATTLEBoRo AND PLAIN
VlLLE-6;io. $40, 1;:4O m: 4;4O. 6:iJ
AMPUM. wRENTliAM. NOR
WOOD CENTRAL NORWOOD AND
DEDHAM-6:40 $40. i1:40 a IN: i:io
p M: Sundays-6:4o n m: 3:4o p m.
MANsFIELD-h4;55. 5:4O. 5:47. 7:0..
5;O2 s.O2. 1905. sos. zoos m Sun
days-4:55. $40. SAT. 7:es. 9:oS a m,
12:0S. 4;0S. 6:0s. sos m.
FITCHBURG and Way Stations--5;4o.
9:O2 a m: 1902. 4:02 Il. sundays
LOWELL and Way stations-5:ao m:
l2:02. 1902 m. Sundays-i:0ssp D IN.
TAUNTON AND NEW BEDFORD
$40 $40 m; 12:4o. 3:4o 4;40. $40
tTaunton). GAO ll:4O nm. sundays
$40, $40 m: $40 m.
MIDDLEBORO-6:4 40 $40 a m; f2:4o.
S:40 $;4O. $40 m. Sundays-s:4o a
PLYMOUTH-6:40 a m; 12:40, 4;40 D m.
POINTS ON CAPE coD-6;io IN:
3:40 m yarmouth and way sta.
tions) i2:4o. 4:i0 d m. Sundqys-6:40
m Yarmouth.
COTTAGE CITY-"6:4O m; 12:io D m.
NANTUCKET-'6:40 40 a m.
sToNiNGroN ovlsioa.
FoR NEW YORK (via stonington
Line)-7 30. s 0S y. m (week days)
FOR NEW HAVEN AND NEW YORK
tshore Line)-al IL. ! 25 daily, s0s.
~ ~; eli OF Oimited). II IA daily a.
m; 10 10 daily. 6 10 daily. tfor
New Haven), II p m (daily)
FOR PHILADELPHIA, BALTIMORE
AND WASHINGTON (via Harlem
River)-t0 10 8 m Except sundays:
s. II p m daily.
FOR NEW LONDON--aI 12.1 25 daily,
$40 taccom.). so2. 10 10. 10 Is texp. to
East Greenwich) IL O3 1mited). II 10
daily a m; 2 TO- 2l5. TO- AS. 5 Is.
6 10. IL p m daily. Sundays IS a
m; 4 55 p m.
~ 80, 230. 4 go 5 30, 6 30. IL 30 p m.
Sundays-9 40 n m. 6 30 u m
OAKLAND BEACH. RUTTONWOnDl
and way stations--6 90. 2 20 a m: Il %.
220 4 90 8 90. 20. IL 20 p m. Sundays
0 20 n m; goo. s 20 m.
WORCESTER DIVISION.
For WORCESTER 30. 6 50 (exp).
56 (exp to WoonsockeD. IS doc.
exp.) III sc a m (exp. to WoonscckeD.
43 lexp.). 4 15 (exp to WocIsocke').
56, Sc texp. TO Woon3ockeD.
3 56 p m (accom.). sundays
Gall exp. to woonsocket)--7 Sc a m:
5 S. SO m.
MILLvILLE-5 Sc. 6 35. I 56. 9 So II 5s a
m: 43. 4 Is. S. 56, 8 56 m. Sum
days. Sc a m; 56, z 56 , m
BLACKSTONE--5 Sc. s 35. z 25, 56, s45.
92N SO. ii 25. IL 56 m; 25. l 43.
1884 15.4 IT. 25.5 56.6 25.7 25 756, 956.
il 25 p m. Sundays 25. Z 5s, 8 925. IL Is
m; ! 25. 3 25. 8 25. s sc. rs. 7 So. 0 %.
wooNsocKET-5 So. es5, 725 1885,
S45. 925. Q 56, II 25 II 56 a m: i 25, az.
1926. AS, 445. s 25. 8 Sc, 6 s5, 25. 7 5s.
s5e. II 25 d m. Sundays 25. 756. 3 25.
il 25 a m: / 25. 25. 25. S. u IS. Sc.
s25 p m.
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Swan Point Cemetery,

omce--S5 North Main Street.
An omnibus runs from the junction II
Angel and South Angel streets 20 the
cemetery on sundays every 70 minutes
from 10 a. m. to q. M -<ANSN~ y
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-01-09

Tickets include meats and stateroon sccommo-
dstion, send tor descriptive folder ctc.
lvr freight or passage Apply &,
u. w. McCLOSKEY, Agent.
orne and Wharf foot oil Benefit street
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PROVIDENCE, FALL RIVER & NEWPORT
STEAMBOAT CO.

NJ WPORT.-fp m; return ~ a m.
Mondays anil Snturdays only s.op at fru
dencc.
Mondays only stop az Conhnicut
TAGf RTrG R.-3p IN. return a m.
stopping a. Bristol and Bristol Perry each
way. ~ BUffUM Surt. Transport alton.
ARTHUR n. WATSON, President
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TRANSPORTa TTON.
Merchants and Miners Trans
[ortation Company.
TRANSPORTA TTON.

First-ciass Passenge- Ser
vice rom Providence every
Monday, Wednesday and Fri
day at s p. m. Through Tick
cts sold to all points South
and Southwest. Baggage
checked TO destination.
LOCAL RATES.
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L. n. sTFBRTNS, Asst. TrafHc Manage.
W L. TURNER, Gen. Passenger Agent
J. 4. WHITNEY, Traffic Manages.
Baltimore. Md
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RAILROADS.
"a . aa...
NEW YORK. NEW HAVEN AND
HARTFORD RAILROAD
EASTERN DISTRICT.

A Time Table giving full informatlo,
as 70 loca! and through train service
may be obtained at Providence station
and stations below:
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l.
Brooks. X j Sheriff. Boston: s ii Nc
Cutcheon, New York; Fl r. Whittier.
Boston: Edward NJ Blake. New York;
NJ II Ward, Bostoa; G. + Ballou. Wal
than; ii T. Bleecker, New York; G.
Wells, Boston, Mrs f NJ Troupe,
Springfield: j S Wipis. Boston; c
Jones and wife. Stratford; Warren,
Rochester; X T Clifford. Springfield.
VT: @ + Kenyon. Utica; + T. Hardy
Boston; w h Snyder. New York; III J
Markolf, r A Maddox. Boston: L l.
Girnanas. New York: A II Coy. Boston;
G Bradford Bridgeport; Mr. and Mrs
] f Andrews. New York; T III Shee-
han, S ~ Chamberlain, Boston; G. h
Baker. New York: w Fowkes. Boston;
] w Bishop. Worcester; II Chase
Boston: Frank Tyler. New Haven:
A III Browning Boston: G + Miller
Lawrence: II l. Horsford. II $ Rhodes,
New York: G. w Clarke, Rochester;
l. n Chase. Philadelphia; ] w Dear
don. Worcester; p f Day. Bristol;
Bradley. New Haven; All uhllg.
New York: T d Miller. Springfield;
r Hopkinson. New York f III Downes,
bridgeport: Paul Scheeser, New York;
A G Pendleton, Earl l. Chase. Woon-
socket: Frank James Newport; IL
Selwyn, A F O'Connor. New York.
DoRRANCE-Isaac Burden. Fall
River: w NJ Williams. II w Robinson.
$ II Levy, II G Burton, G A Coffin,
NJ Delano. Haley, Il T. Masterson,
] NJ Coleman, II + Hotchkiss. Boston
NJ Miller. Lynn: c NJ Comstock.
Cullahan. Boston; Ii Sommerset, j II
l. Coen, w Collum, A Lunder, p j
Schlessmyer, New York: Benjamin Will
bur. SO Scituate: NJ FELTON,, T ) Mel
son, l. Bates, + ) Coudrey, Boston;
Wallace Phyon. New York; c /. Back
us. Williams, Andover; Geo Gregory,
$ Thompson, j w Ferguson, Boston,
/ Schellberg, New York G T Sweet,
Hartford; B Condit. NJ Dixon. New
York; + Reynolds, Newark; II Trout.
Geo T. LORD c ID Copp, f II Grader c
Harwood, / Cohen, @ l. Harrington,
Boston, c l. Sniffen, Pa. w Cohen,
New York. ID Booth, Boston; j Liv-
ingsgton, G II Mehan. \ J Storm, New
York; A w Jones, Boston; X Chase.
artford: / Weinman, New York; A Il
Mackey. Meriden; B Chambers, Phil
adelphia H Kellogg, Boston; Chas
r Miller, Providence; w T. Smalley,
Boston.
SAVOY-STANLEY - Byron Orgley,
Julia Marlowe Co; n Terry. Boston:
w III Stearns and wife. Gardner; G.
Coburn. Boston: f. B Atwood and wife,
Pittsburg; J Fred Bates, New York: w
Brown, n A Specht, Boston; w w
Whitney and wife, Dona II Smedt, New
York; w Hanaford, Providence: w c
Killard. Miss Knowlton New York X
NJ Arnold, II W Williams, Lawrence.
CITY---Mayo Sisters, VIM Meyers. c
T Orville and wife. New York; II Il
Bridgham, A Kelley, Boston; T. Il
Morse and wife. Mrs w Herrck.
Waterville Me: Harry ] Clancy New
York; John + Flynn and wife, Woon-
socket: NJ II Downes, FAN River: Res
sic Hicks. Bessie KImball. New York;
James Nesbit. A Tillman, Providence:
Mrs Charles James. Winthrop; Mrs r.
G Lucy, Ftchburg; NJ Marshall. Bos-
ton.
PERRIN--Larry Mccall and wife.
A III Khorns and wife. Bod Gordon. II
c Carey. Hattie Van Buren, Gertie
Keith. Irene Thornton, Moulin Rouge
CO.." g y Vance. Fitchburg NJ Robin
son. Boston: w A Riordan, Waltham:
II Hoffman. O f Swift. Boston: c "
Brand, Worcester; G FRANKLIN. New
York; @ II Ridley. Boston; Billy Klast-
mann, New York.
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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-01-09
FIRST NATIONAL.

The following board of directors was
reelected at the appual meeting to-
day: George l.. Lftlefield, $. A. jerks,
Zechariah Chaffee. Edwin Barrows, b
NJ. Jackson, Walter s. Ballou. John F
Lennon. President, George l.. Little
field; cashier. f. c. Lapham.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-06-13
Two Dead shots Meet.

From the Galveston Daily News.
Delhna, Tex. May 25.-One of the most
serious tragedies in the history of Hidalgo
county was enacted last Sunday at the
Lucero ranch, in the northern part of the
county. The ACTORS were Emmett Coy,
who has for some years been In the en-
ploy OF Cuenther & Jones as ranch super
ntendent and Bonifacio Peres, merchant
OF Lucero.
II seems that bad blood had existed
for long time between Coy and Peres,
and both OF them being men who were
always ready to act on the offensive or
defensive. as the case might be, IL was
only a question of when and where they
would meet face 10 face that one or both
of them would be killed. Last Sunday
they both came to the ranch. each on his
own business. They passed but a word
or two. when Coy kicked at Peres That
was the signal for the duel which follow
ed. Both men drew pistols simultaneous
~, and the two shots which followed
sounded like one. and two dead men fell
to the ground Both were shot through
the heart and death was instantaneous.
Coy was unmarried, but leaves a large
number OF relatives In this section of the
state Peres leaves a wife and two small
children.