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allowed no one to touch the little feline,
while in his company. This strangely
mated pair of household pets, which be-
long to New York broker. often romp
about together in the most playful man
ner. But this same bulldog, strange to
say, cannot abide the ordinary cats, and
on several occasions has had to be pun
ished for killing them.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1900-02-27

the wonder by establishing the order.
The Austrian empress is its head, and:
all it's members have to be princesses,
countesses or other highborn ladies'
The accompanying Illustration shows
their insignia.
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AN ODDLY MATEp PA1R.

Here is very charming little picture
of domestic felicity. 1t shows a bull
dog who took an extraordinary delightin
the companionship of small kitten and
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1900-02-27

The valley
Scenes tn drama Of the South bit
When not In flood is varied attractive little
of
pearan OF the Iugea neghborhood
quires additional interest of the
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1900-02-27
A BLUE COATED CAR.

Persian cat which was recently import
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A RENEGADE oFF1cER.

One of the renegades against whom
the British in South Africa feel partic-
ularly bitter just at present is Thomas
Greener, whose picture is herewith pub
lished. Greener, who is an Englishman,
was Boer officer, but what is worse,
is deserter from the Royal engineers,
in which body he was once sergeant
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1900-02-27
A BATTLEFIELD PET.

The British soldier is very fond of his
army pets and mascots, and he will at
times resort to all kinds of tricks to
smuggle some regimental bird or beast
on board the transport when leaving
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1900-02-27

The amount of silver dollars coined
by our government under the act Of
1890, restricted by the repeal of 1898,
has increased s54,0oo.0o0 in three years.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1900-02-27

major. When he became deserter. he
joined the Boer forces. and, owing to
his expert knowledge of trench build
ing, was at once given the task of SUI
perintending the making of the in
trenchments for Joubert's army His
services were, Of course, invaluable
Had it not been that one of the men
captured at Magersfontein was this
same Sergeant Major Greener the Brit
ish officers in South Africa would never
have believed that it was one of their
own men who was so instrumental in
their early defeats.
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home for the
front. Here is
a picture of
Mona. the regi-
mental pet of
the Thirty third
army S ervice
corps, who was
SIN u ggle d to
South Africa on
one of the trans
ports and is
now seeing ac-
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THE FIJI ARMED coNsTABuLARY.

me ACCOMPANYING Illustration shows
hary well trained soldiers
Of Great Britain The Uniform
stout dark blue flannel -hrt That
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While
different f9pegn attaches South Africa
modern The illustration
up positions at the front TO observe and
different
ngns IS Colonel Russian ataeh the is
ting figure on the extreme left is CAPTAIN Gntln italian
kaiser
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1900-02-27


level plot Of stony Ground Just to the Of the little township Mdder
ed the battle Magersntn buried These
wooden but
Watch Who fell buried
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Notice is hereby given thst the following usa<a
oual proof In supp vi NJ ha ciafrH. end that "A
proof wili - 1sde brs5rr nis.n n Wslch, eoUa-
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he v-o;.!I ran into vursUni3.io.r. D.,:,
Lake any stock il Is.ci;. medicine, Il
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letter voluntarily ini eIecrfully ii.l -
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Saloon-kccoer. roca,cllo. Idaho.
s;o.,l at &c. zoe snd 81 bottle. t.Iroashor.
the United States :nd Canada and IL Ing
land, CT l.. ID, .. 81. 4. Cd. Ifyo;i sronot
satisfied Mt r buying, return the bo;io %
your druggist, and ret your i..oncy back.
Nc GHLio~i.s re o5orr e-yr--n;rr.
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N,,,-r 81 s,,. a, u,,en s,.~k.

Notic. !. hereby i.i, en- t'iat the f,lpwinx de-
.cribcd share. at ,iork in Tie Eust er bitch and
Reservoir Clnpiry. "r - murh there q Gs nay
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snith front Il ar of he art o ise ia In n. 'a,o
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METHODIST CHURCH Rev. r. v. Dub,ss,
PASTOR. sevtcss n II .. m and ESQ p. y. run-
day school at 10 . m Mis- Emma Nyen. sup~r>
lnierdent Erworh league msets ct go p. -.
Prayer meeting Wednesday evenings ss charuis
CEDAR ErcE METHODIST Erisc srAL.
CHtRcH.-snncay school every Sunday at icas
. M. rrsehins The nst and third Sundays ,a
each mouth. Aveleom~ for ALL
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M~mrs .1Ns.Ae.rss-

he"t trsi a"d ihirs Fiidays cv.n'nys Of zee,
month In Sasrnic hall. GsErdsn Nsixhbor.
Mrs O. Richter cierk. rio u Nssbsws
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i!ss LITTLE H.A9T.

Btr little heart is like - inn
wheIr cn.y Transient guess u;sy stay.
Who isP,r ihsrr Nh ir Way RAY win
ilsr hiiic heart is iiLe an i-n-
All, swet. u axe r-usI tbcsi-.
Who fain would lie hcrsin for s-sf
l. r list;r lssu is iik- an ian
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--.;ar-scr's L.;-ar.
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N-tI-,Ian r..,, No. "a. g 4.

&e't each second Saturday sfl.rno,, ot -r
err month In NJ ,hers' halt J Y wbnp.rr.
e"rnmaid,i; I'M Davis. ssnior ri-c ,or. msnd.
or James Hair. jrsior &c conn end. ,; ). r.
ra't n. adjutaHi; y. NJ. L-ycook. cusr.rmas.r:
&C. Marsh. chaplain. G " Henry. 4. sirsr Of IT..
da'' John Mriiiisier, ohesr Of the guard. wm.
M.thefs scu..,r,,,..,.. ..,....
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S.ss~~ sss r.ssseaesss.

LaNp Osyicr AT MosrNcss. celo.
July .. fso.
Not'ce 10 hrrebv gwen that the following nsn,.si
setter hs. filed not co ri her intention To mako
rn.t proof In support Of her ri,irr. AID that sa
prnof VIII he made hef,rv Nj snn " Wei~h G un.
~ Judge AMI ex-,i- ~ cirSk. ct Dc.tA, Co.or4io.
on August ~. 1870 viz
ALICE JANUARY.
upon her d. y. No e1Is Ute Series. f,s the sprsh
halt "f the southeast quarter 81 cfrn a. su.
shtp ~ ssuth. ranre u west sivth r. ~
She names the following witnesses Tn pr,vc her
eoutinuosss reside, nee uSspa aai euittvaitoa q
aid land. viz.
william Elssr. Lawrence n King. Arshss
King aud Y. Mitdietou. all Of keksrs, Delsa
county. Colorado,
Charles =. q a .hmsn Is cite ., a,ceas snt
shos reason why his D. r No 2D9, TIE bertcs,
should not he eau .riled
Jsnss A. Lsvrov. R-ss.asr,
tTifst pub. July ~ last pub. Aug. o.
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Hsssse ~ aspssssesssse.

LASp ovvrcs At Nosssoes CotosAus.t
Juiy ~. iHp. J
Notice is her~by given ~ II the esScwsns nsnea
eeffler bas MED notire of his tnseasb bpn usah~
NnL proof " sutpst Of hts 81 sln. en4 that
ssid proof vii ~ MADE bef,ee y Hon =. Vs,ch.
Colosado. On August u. tsos viz.
FREDERICK l.. GARRISON.
upon his d =. ,s2s. TIE ser,ea, sos ns .. se~fso~
-. own.hip Is .orth, nnse - wess 20 the sinth
primo pni meridian
u. .smcs lie eilcwiss wits~ss-s 10 pvove he
continnous residence upon and euitivaston %
said land viz.
Hiram Coulcy. ts,a~ a, Kepi~v, Abi.Aa stoweil
and Levi wrigat, ell ~ D~lsa Co!o
JAsss A Lawns. Register.
frirst pub. July u. lass 40. o.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-07-18
At BRIGHTON BEACH.

At F1ighton Beach yesterday the first
race was conceded to Keene's horse
Unmssked. and 1t proved gift
The placing OF Carbuncle In front OF
Matchim caused some kicAing by the
hackers of the latter. 1t looked as j
the place were secured by good head
but the official placing was in favor of
Carbuncle.
Outlander, like Unmasked, was a hot
favorite, but he did not win I'm the same
manner as Unmasked. 1t took all OF
Spencer's skill to land him home first
The third was an open race between
Bangor and Bandcun. Bangor appeared
TO be the better of the two on form but
in the betting Handcuff had the call and
was the favorite.
The Test Handicap went to Voter af-
ter grand performance. and for the
third time the white and blue polka DIS
of the Keenes was victorious
Voter ruled an even money favorite
for the race and as usual wen. right to
the front and obtained lead OF a
length and a half.
The pace was a hot one all the way.
and the fact that :3S was hung out for
lie mile did not create any surprise.
even IL IL did break the worlds record
for the distance.
McGovern appeared at the track and
was the centre of attraction. Many
looked to see IL he showed any bruises
from Monday nights encounter, but they
failed TO locate them.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-07-18

The first of series of 10 races to be
held by the Newport Yacht Racing as
sociation for $1,000. was sailed yesterday
in stiff southwest wind All the boats.
with one exception. the Mineola, were
sailed bv their owners.
The Yankee was last over the line and
second across at the finish. winning on
elapsed time; Mineola was second. only
25 seconds behind. and Virginia third
The Rainbow was last
The first mark was reached by the
yachts i'm l..s same order as when they
crossed the line. but in the return the
Rainbow fell off n tile and the boats
completed one round I'm the following or
der: Mineola, Virginia. Yankee. Rain
bow.
On the reach to the first mark in the
second round. Yankee went into second
place. just after entering the second
leg. the forward strut OF Yankees mast
gave way. making IL necessary to ease
her frequently to take the strain off the
gaff.
Mineola and gained on her. but could not
overhaul her. rounding a little more than
a minute behind. Virginia and hainbow
went inshore and got rather better wind
On the last leg the Yankee carried
away her balloon jib sheet and the sail
was badly torn.
II was taken in and II was some time
before things were finally righted. Vir-
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-07-18
At The NORTH END

The very severe heat OF the past few
days has caused great annoyance to the
employees of the many large manufacto-
ries of this section.
Yesterday, Fletcher's mill was shut
down for part of the day. owing TO
the extreme torridness In the foundries
the heat caused much suffering to the
men who had TO work hard.
Midsummer politics are slower in Ward
and Ward 10 than usual, owing to some
uncertainty as to how the redistricting
of the city will affect things.
Persons who claim to know how the
work of redistricting will be done say the
Ward 3 machine will not find its terri
tory much disturbed.
The need of rain is very imperative I'm
the suburbs of the city. Farmers report
their crops much affected ny the heat
and dryness.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-07-18

above board. Gebb here will tell you that
before you came I defended Ferris. be-
cause i consider him innocent. But
believe that his father killed Kirkstone
and my cousin. and / am certain that
both crimes will be brought home To him.
In that case | have my doubts as To
whether proud girl like Edith will mar
ry the son of murderer. II she does not.
she will accept me. OF that am certain;
and | shall do everything TO bring such
a marriage about"
WELL" said Prain, 1--WE known Edith
all her life. and / don't thinb she Will
marry you.'
wen see about that" rejoined Alder.
confidently, and swung out OF the door
with look of determination In his blue
eyes. Prain shook his head and shrugged
his shoulders, for he thought that the
barrister was over-confident for a lover.
Then he took up his hat to go. and ad-
dressed last question to Gebb.
"wel. SIR" said he grimly. and what
DO you intend to do now?'
Three things. Mr.. Prain, and / don't
mind telling YOU what they are. i In
tend to question both Ferris and Miss
Wedderburn; intend to search Kirk
stone hall for that confession OF Miss Gill
mars. which really believe exists. and
I intend to call upon Mr.. Clement Bas-
SON."
'"what about Basson-can he prove any
thing?"
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-07-18
SYNOPSIS OF PREVIOUS CHAPTERS.

In a small suburb OF London an eccen-
trio old woman. who has given her name
as Miss Ligram, Is found murdered. IL is
finally discovered that she was In reality
a Miss Ellen Gilman. formerly house,
keeper at kirkstone Hall. During her
stay there a sensational murder had oc-
CURED. The mister of l<irkstone had
been murdered In room known as the
YELLOW Boudoir. A man named Dean had
been convicted OF the deed and imprison-
ed. mainly on Miss Gilmars testimony.
lie had sworn TO be revenged on her. The
room I'm which Miss Gilman Is found dead
Is an almost exact fac-simile OF the orig
inal Yellow Boudoir
Gebb. detective goes down 10 Kirk
stone Hall and sees Edith Wedderburn,
n relative OF the uead woman. Edith has
n lover named Ferris. and Il Is found
that Ferris has pawncd the diamond
necklace which was stolen from Miss Gil
mar the night she was murdered.
Alder, "A cousin OF tho dead woman and
. lover of Miss Wedderburn, assures
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-07-18
BRISTOL.

An attachment was recorded at the
town clerks Office yesterday In the suit
# Mary f. Bullock. wife of Russell d.
Bullock, against Joseph J Sexton. OF
Fall River. The amount claimed is $l5.-
OO0 and the attachment was placed on
property at Mount Hope Park ]. Jer-
ONE Hahn is council for the complainant.
An official board meeting was held
last evening in the State street M. Il.
church.
Company c. Second Regiment is ar
ranging for a moonlight excursion to
take place August IA, to Rocky Point
The large dwelling house just built by
James c. Manchester on Constitution
street has been thoroughly equipped by
Robert Lawder. Jr., with electric light
ing apparatus.
The American Textile Manufacturing
company has just purchased dynamo.
which is to be set up at once. II will fur
nish electric light for the plant.
Yesterday at noon the Thermometer
stood SO degrees In the shade The day
was so hot that many farmers were
compelled to lay off until late in the
afternoon.
Schooner yacht Fanchon from Boston
has arrived with the owner and a party
of friends on board. The party visited
the Herreshoffs works and then sailed
for New London. Conn.
Rev. William r. Trotter, rector OF
Trinity church. with his family. left this
morning on four weeks vacation It
Wrentham, Mass.
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taken a slow heat Little Dicks mark
was lowered three seconds. Devcras OF
Mount Vernon, N. r.. carried on the 2:l7
honors In consecutive heats. but clipped
a second off his record.
The 2:1t pace furnished most OF the cx-
citement. Emma IL OF Boston. was pick
ed to win. but she did not get into the
game till Dark Wilkes and Pilot Me-
dium, Jr. had distinguished themselves.
Dark Wilkes, who lowered his mark
from 2i5h TO 2:i2h in the opening heat.
Is owned by Lemuel Hitchcock OF Bos-
ton Pilot Medium. Jr., is an Indiana
campaigner, with the reputation OF a
bad actor. In the first heat yesterday he
used his heels so freely that the suIky
was wrecked.
Driver Biggs hitched him to road
cart and created the sensation by TAX
ing the heat I'm 2:09A. The next time he
duplicated the performance In the same
cart. The three horses mentioned had
taken two heats apiece when the race
was postponed on account Of the dark
ness.
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hall. What about her protcge. Martini"
THAT lunatic! don't know lie had
better stay where he Is for the present.
although think myself he should be
locked up"
What does Miss Weddcrburn think?"
"She says he is mad, but not danger
Gus. and asked me 10 let him stay on at
the hall until she is settled--with Ferris. /
supposc-when she will take him with
her. A nice companion he will be to a
young married couple"
I'm afraid that marriage won't take
place for some time" said Prain, gloom
lily; even IL Arthur does escape he's too
poor to keep wife"
''In that case" said Alder. rising TO
take his leave, there may be chance
for me. While there Is life there's hope,
you know
Prain shook his head with a doubtful
smile. while Arthur Ferris lives Miss
wedderburn won't marry you,' he said.
positively.
Alder stopped at the door and looked
back. See here. Mr.. Prain," he remark
81, earnestly I'm all fair, square and
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-07-18
NOTES ABOUT TOWN.

Miss Edith c. Booth and Mr.. Alfred
Saunders. both OF Providence. have re-
turned home from weeks trip TO Bos-
ton. Rosendale and other parts of Massa-
chusetts.
Angelo De Suntis. OF 140 Acorn street.
reports that an unsuccessful attempt was
made to force the back door of his shop
last night.
William Flanagan. James Fitzpatrick
and Michael Toomey were fined IS and
costs each, I'm the police court today. for
reveling in Tockwotten Park, last even
ing
Charles Lunitz was committed to the
state hospital for the insane by Judge
Sweetland today.
Harry Wallace will be tried in the Sixth
district court. next Friday, for the lar
ceny of 81 worth of lumber from Isaac
w. Sawin.
Thomas Jones stole newspaper from
a doorway, this morning, and in the Sixth
district court was held in 500 for trial
on Friday.
Felix Gorgia was held I'm $500 for trial
on Friday. by Judge Sweetland. today, for
assaulting Margaret. his wife. who claim
ed that he kicked her last night.
Henry Cromwell was fined 81 and costs.
by Judge Sweetland, today, for simple
assault upon Harry L. Whitford.
Michael Golden and Michael Neilan
each got a nine months sentence to the
farm, today. for being common drunk
ards.
The alarm from box 3o6. at $50 this
morning, was caused by the explosion of
a bottle OF benzine, In VIM. De Lamond' s
tailoring shop. at 1lS3 Westminster street.
No la
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-07-18
The Weak Batting Of the Grays Gives
Game to the HartfOrdS.
Results Of Other Eastern League Games.
Referees Gossip.

Hartford won at Adelaide Park yes
terday afternoon by a score OF TO I.
They won because the local team mas
fallen into a runt of poor batting and un-
I'll this batting improves almost any team
could win from them.
Hemming twirled for the Hartford men
and five puny hits was the result OF the
graybacks' swinging. The most of thcse
came after two men were out and were.
therefore. of little account.
Evans was on the slab for the locals
and while he did not do quite as well as
Hemmng. he would nave won easily IL
the Graybacks could hat the ball.
Hartford started the ball rolling In the
second. Stratton bunted and beat the
ball to first. He went to second on a
sacrifice by Gatlns. but was thrown out
between secon. and third when Massey
hit hot one to Jud Smith. Massey went
TO second on the play and scored on a
clean single by Fleming.
Providence did not tie the score until
the fourth although they had a good
chance TO do so In the third. In the
fourth Cassidy singled and went to Sec
ond on Davis and Staffords outs, scor-
ing on a hit by Smoot. Myers let Smiths
grounder get through him, but Leahy
flied out
Errors by the Kid and by Smoot. al
lowed the visitors TO gain the lead again
I'm the fifth inning. Parent fumbed
Fleming's grounder. allowing that gentle
man TO reach first. Smoot let Hemming's s
single go far three bases and Fleming
scored. Donovan struck out for the third
time and Myers flied out to Parent.
The game continued TO be fast and
snappy with fast fielding cutting off runs
in each inning. The visitors clinched the
game in the ninth. Massey. Steeman and
HeDming placed hits and Evans donated
a wild pitch. Only one run came in, but
this was not neeoed as the first run
scored by the locals was also the last
and only one. Score: