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Evening star., 1901-10-25
Our Line of Hosiery

BLAcKs.- AS WELL AS AssoRTEp FAScIEs. Al
CIAL. SALES ON VARIOUS KINDS WITHOUT
BY, RuNNING NM S SHORT OF BARGAINS % OUR SELL
NEW SET OF PATTERNS; ALL IMPORTED Nov
ELITES, FULL REGULAR MADE, ~
HERMSDORF BLACK. PER PAIR. ...... CS(.
: MONEYS FULL REGULAR MADE HERMs-
BILE SOLES. HEELS AND TOES, ALSO SOME
WITH WHITE SPLIT FEET. AS WELL 0Ec
: AS ALL WHITE. PER PAIR. LC(.
A SPECIAL OFFERING IN woMEN's FULL.
BLACK COTTON HOSE, DOUBLE SOLES HEELS
AND TOES. IMPORTED TO SELL AT n.
,, 26c.,, OFFERED. PER PAIR. ............ lS(.
woMEN's FULL SEAMLESS FLEECED COTTON
HREfs HHfh ASp SAS4 Tohs ht4fh fHk RRun.n l2c.
woMEN's FULL. REGULAR MADE silky
FLEECED COTTON NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. o.
FAST BLACK DYE. PER PAIR. ......... .ZOC.
,,s. woAIEN's IMPORTED CASHMERE HOSE, FULL
" REGULAR MADE-DOUBLE sOLEs. HEELS AND
TOES. AT TWO PRICES.
s5s@ SOC. and SOC.
!. CHuDREN'S DOUBLE HEELS AND TOES.
BY I RIB. FAST BLACK AND SEAM 10c
LESS. EVERY SIZE. PER PAIR. ......... lU(.
a BETTER GRADE S,4l y p2pPLE KNEES
2 SEAMLESS SIZES 6 TO 9H, PER 1Hc
PAIR ....... .....-................ AA2A.
=, OUR SCHOOL HOSE FOR CHILDREN BY
RIB DOUBLE THREAD FAST
BLACK, SEAMLESS, SIZES TO 10, 0H~
AND WHITE, Also CASHMERE IN BLACK.
WHITE, PINK AND BLUE. AT. PER PAIR,
25C. and 12hC.
FIRST FLOOR, SECTIONS q AND =.
Evening star., 1901-10-25
To He Given Up.

The State Department has issued a war
yant for the surrender to the British au-
thorities Of Elizabeth McMahor. alias Bes-
sic Mitchell, who is wanted in Listowel.
Ont, on a charge of forgery and the ut
terance of forged papers.
Evening star., 1901-10-25
New VeiIinOS.

A pretty Veil often makes q pretty face.
We are showing All the new and latest cen
ceits in this line. As a leader We have
picked three of the very best sellers and
offer them special for tomorrow.
80 pieces of 1S-inch-wide Chenille Spot
ted Chiffon Yelling, I'm black, white, brown
and blue, which is the regular SOC. quality.
For q day offered, per yard. ......... Doc.
All colors in fine French Embroidered Ring
Spotted Chiffon Yelling. Usually selling at
7bc. per yard. Tomorrow ...........-.5 Doc.
100 pieces of fine French Yelling In
brown, blue, black and white-in plain and
fancy spotted-they are the newest in Veil
ings. This particular grade always sells at
S5c. to b0c. per yard-for. ..............2 .25c.
First Floor. Section ID.
Evening star., 1901-10-25
Knit Underwear for
Everybody.

WE HAVE THREE DIFFERENT SECTIONS
WHERE THESE GOODS ARE SOLD, AND EVERY
ONE Is STACKED HIGH WITH EVERY MAKE
AND PRICE, FROM THE SMALLEST INFANT SIZE
TO THE LARGEST MADE. WE HAVE PENNED
THE FOLLOWING VALUES FOR TOMORROW:
WOMEN'S JERSEY FITTING FLEECE.LINED
VESTS, HIGH hECK, LONG SLEEVES, DRAWERS
TO MATCH. FINISHED WITH FRENCH TO-
wOMEN'S FLEECED RIBBED VESTS AND
PAN1S-THE VESTS ARE MADE WITH LONG
SLEEVES THE PANTS ARE ANKLE 1Oc
WOMEN'S JERSEY RIBBED COMBINATION
SUITS, IN WHITE AND GRAY-THE WELL
KNOWN ONEITA SHAPE-THEY ARE
FLEECE-LINED AND PERFECT FITTING 1n
THE soc. KIND FOR. R...........i.-... CS(.
WOMEN'S SCARLET ALI-WOOL INDICATED
VESTS AND DRAWERS-A SMALL LOT, WHICH
PER GARMENT. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. /CIs
WOMEN,S BLACK WOOL TIGHTS, JERSEY-FrT-
TING-TWO STYLES-WARRANTED STRICTLY
S1S AND. .................:... Q1eUUr
MISSES RIBBED PANTS, FLEECE 0e..c
LINED-AIL LARGE SIZES-PER PAIR. ZCC.
CHII4DI EMS JERSEY SHAPED RIBBED VESTS
AND PANTS-FLEECE LINED-IN ALL o.
slAtS-LACH. .-..................-.L .LC\s
CHHDREN's BLACK RIBBED TIGHTS, en-,
IN ALL SIZES. PER PAIR. R............... CUC.
CHulDRENS WHITE AND NATURAL COMBI-
NATION SUITS-JERSEY RIBBED AND Eno
FLEECE LINED-ALI SIZES. ........... CUCs
SECTIONS AND F. FIRST FLOOR.
Evening star., 1901-10-25
S.kANN, SONS & co. Ms,est ypsts'
Always the Best of Everything for the Least Money!
OPEN UNTIL O'CLOCK TOMORROW NIGHT
There's Only Little rloney Between You and
Comfortable Pair of Shoes

SHOE
and latest lines
connected with
the fitting
Tomorrow
500 kdkn in
lace and splendid
kid
foxng leather
we'll worth greater in
touch Shoe Department. ~
We showing of slippers Juiets
with without trimne
black satin bows with et-hand
Misses chdren
give you new pair for returned with the patent
leather broken the first
lace styles with cloth and dull kid
Soft sole shoes mOccasin lamb
and light weight elts-and satin quilted fur O.
trmmed-also fleece elined n - ~ /AC
thing toplease the baby keep ~ O
Chldrens shoes in patent leather
and and kid elegant stout sole SC
Evening star., 1901-10-25

The Rest PrescPtpti0n for Malaria
Chfis aud Fever is q bottle Of GROVES TASTE.
Less CHILL TONIC. II s simply iron and auinine
In q tasteiess form. No cure-uo pay. Price. 60c.
Evening star., 1901-10-25
More New NeckWear
for Women.


for Women.
THIS DEPARTMENT HAS GROWN TO
BE QUITE AN IMPORTANT FACTOR IN
THIS HOUSE. NECKwEAR OF TO-DAY
is so FOREIGN FROM PAST STYLES
THAT IT Is HARD TO MAKE COM
PARIsoN. BEAUTIFUL KwEAR
WAS NEVER KNOWN SCORE OF
YEARS BACK. TODAY THE MOST SIM
PIE PIECE OF NECK-FIXING HAS
TONE AND STYLE.
Anassortmento of newneck fix
ings such as silk automobiles, in
all colors and styles, lace barbes,
band and shield bows, Windsor
ties and bat-wings, and the new
our-in-hand, in all col 03-
ors, choice. ZC(.
New assortment of Neckwear
such as China Silk Ties, in all
colors, full length and hem
stitched-also lace and liberty
silk ties, automobiles in various
styles and colors-plain and
dotted effects, also hemstitched
and colored edges and 40
lace trimned-choice. .4vC.
Applique Lace Collars, in
four different patterns, round
shape only-suit for
ehl,aren ehaiee coats 0Oc.
An elegant new line of neck
fixings, including Point Venice
Lace Collars. in square and
round efect-silk automobiles
in all colors, as well as black
and white lace barbes-also
a pretty lot of fancy stocks.
chiffon jabots, etc OQc
FIRST FLOOR SECTIONS AND G.
Evening star., 1901-10-25
Baby Coats and Caps

Baby Coats and Caps,
AS well for the little from years old Dainty
in cashmere Bedford cord novelty CLOTH with fancy and
embroidered collars charming variety Also interesting
Bonnets and Caps qualities to match
SSHTHDREys COATS MADE OF IAp1Hs BOX
q e @ Fl 4}pW M S aASp y Ss @ SR R Sd O2
HR9 $$S $s IL $His $ os
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Is
As S ssA5S SARz g S$n \ cn .1D E Ea
s 4 FIN 1y.oU
#Ss ss$ SSaHs szRE $1,000
qH aHTif NARF sV SP w4 9HHES
EsHfR Hs NTH PEE rR ssE WT Gil E
p 1f.OU
RR NTH bSF So sg a9 S9 Fa F Fs O2
ss #sss ss .I# Htss s $SsH 81 S13o
R liH sSSss IH dssiSa ss Sss lis S o2
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cHnDRESs
SECOND FLOOR FRoST-TAKE EITHER
Evening star., 1901-10-25

Let Us Interest You on
Toilets and Health Articles.
WE SURELY CAN DO IT AT THESE
PRICES:
GRAND PRIZE PERFUME THREE SPE-
CIAL ODORS-LIBERTY BELL, QUEEN
OF ROSES AND CRABAPPLE, PER o.,
25c.
NINE. YALE'S SKIN FOOD, HAS THE
POWER OF PRESERVING YOUTH UN-
TIL THE END OF TINE. $1.30
THE HOLLY COMPLEXION BRUSH,
FINE FINISHED BACK. .49c.
COPCO AND FAIRY SOAP, 6 CAKES FOR
25c.
s. K. S. 4 co.'s WITCH HAZEL SOAP.
8 CAKES FOR. 1Oc.
S. K. s co.'s DOUBLE-STRENGTH
AMMONIA, FULL OF. BOTTLES. 80. lie.
BADGER SHAVING BRUSHES, THE
BEST. ......................9 .9sc. AND 49c.
PROPHYLACTIC TOOTH BRUSHES. THE
DE ANGELO PURE Castillo SOAP,
CAKES FOR. loc
HOYT'S GERMAN COLOGNE. PER BOT
LIE DC.
wOODWORTH'S TOILET POWDER. PER
bOA -................. ..oc.
SWANSDOWNE FACE POWDER, PER
BOX ...................... .loc.
TAR SOAP AND TURKISH BATH, PER
CAhE .................... &c.
BLACKWELL'S COLD CREAM, PER
QUA MINIMUM. ]Ic.
FIRST FLOOR, MAIN ENTRANCE.
Evening star., 1901-10-25

Leather Goods.
The real kind as well as imitation
Combination Pocket Books-seal, grain and
walrus leather. .....................1 .1sc.
Real Alligator Chatelaine Bags, large
size. chamois lined ed.....................9 .9Sc.
Wide Elastic Belts, large beaded buckles
-$1.4S and Csc.
Real Lizard Chatelaine Bags, large size. 81 es
Wide Plated Satin Belts, dip buckles, lat
est fad. d.................. CSC. 15c. and 4Sc.
Velvet Belts, lined and mounted with gilt
buckles .--..--.-. <oc.
German Silver Chatelaine Bags, fish-scale
mesh. .S4-9 -9s $3.9s, S29s and 81 40
Steel Beaded Bags, large assortment OF
frames. all the latest styles
$3.50, $3.50. $3.50, So 9s and 81 50
Sterling Silver Purses. fsh-scale mesh 81 60
First Floor. Sections II and ].
Evening star., 1901-10-25
A Line of New Plated JeweIry and
SterIinu Siiver,xare,

Iurquoiee Scarf Pins, 3 for. .......... DC.
Gold-flled Secret Chain Lockets, with mir
TUT ....-....-- ...-..- ....-........- 3sc.
An odd lot of Hat Pins, Brooches, Scarf
Pins. etc, sold from 25c. to Soc, for. lie.
Plated Photo Frames, cabinet size
49c. and 69c.
Gold-flled Watches, standard movement
stem winder and setter, for both men and
women-warranted TO keep perfect time for
one year, y S6
Sterling Silver Thimbles, in plush cases PIC.
Turquoise Waist Sets, three In set for ice.
Turquoise Brooch Pins, each. .........3 &c.
Fur Scarf Chains. s.....................2 2lc.
Pearl Necklaces. ............21 21c. and &c.
10k. Solid Gold Scarf Pins Csc, 89c e. 49c.
10k. Solid Gold Collar Buttons. ..... acc
10-k. Solid Gold Cuf Pins, per pair 75e.
10k. Solid Gold Gun Links, set with real
OlkmOuus-. S<.ss
First Floor. Sections G and II.
Evening star., 1901-10-25
Another Big Sale of Umbrellas.

Another Big Sale of Umbrellas
THIS is AN UMBRELLA STORE AS
MUCH AS IT is SILK HOUSE. EVERY
BUYER PRIDES IN AND LAUDS HIS DE
PARTMENT. EVERY SPECIAL PURCHASE
THAT HE MAKES he THINKS AS MUCH
ABOUT THE PUBLIC WHO is TO SHARE
IN HIS GOOD BUYING AS HE DOES OF
A PURCHASE MADE A FEW DAYS AGO
OF 500 UMBRELLAS WAS MADE VERY
WISELY. THEY WERE PICKED UP BY
CHANCE. THE SEQUEL is WHOLE LOT
OF GOOD UMBRELLA VALUE WILL BE
pIUT DISTRIBUTED AMONG 500 UMBRELLA
$50 FULL 2e-NCH UMBRELLAS. MADE
OF UNION TAFFETA AND AII-SILK, IN
black AND OOLORS; THEY ARE ALL
FINISHED WITH CASES AND TASSELS TO
MATCH; THE HANDLES ARE NATURAL
WOOD, WITH VARIOUS STYLE TRIM
MINGS, ALSO FANCY EFFECTS AND NOV
ELITES; YOU WILL FIND AMONG THIS
LOT UMBRELLAS WHICH ARE ACTUAL
LY Mop1A1 WORTH III s.; NONE, HOWEVER,
STRICTLY FIRST-LASS IN EVERY PAR
TICULAR AND GUARANTEED TO BE SOLD
AS SUCH. YOU CAN HAVE d ~
THE CHOICE OF THIS LOT nj ~
rOh.
$50 2S-INCH UMBRELLAS FOR MEN;
MADE ON STRONG PARAGON FRAME:
HAVE ASTEEL ROD. WHICH GIVES THEM
THE CLOSE ROLL; THEY ARE ALL FIN
ISHED WITH NATURAL WOOD HANDLES:
REGULAR UMBRELLA FOR
MEN; THEY ARE WORTH On
$3.50. YOUR CHOICE COSTS HOC
1OU
FIRST FLOOR. MAIN AISLE. BARGAIN
TABLES.
Evening star., 1901-10-25

1t was announced at yesterday after
Moons session by Mrs. Lucius F. Randolph,
in charge Of the work among soldiers, sail
ors and marines, that the w. C. T. u. was
not opposed to the army post exchange
and it's club features, but did not approve
the sale of beer and wines. The union was
raising money to furnish the exchange at
Fort Myer with coffee urn. She said
forty members of the 9th Cavalry had
signed the pledge while at Fort Myer
An appeal for the more careful distribu-
tion and wider reading of temperance liter
ature was made by Mrs. Ruth NJ G. Peal
er. The remainder of the program was de-
voted to reports of superintendents, as an
nounced in yesterdays Star.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-08-02
FINANCIAL NEWS
BULLS AND BEARS.

Wall street, Aug. 2.--Reports that ne
gotiations for the strike settlement were
abandoned brought heavy offerings or u.
:. Steel on the market but the sale OF
1900 shares caused a fall OF only = In
price. The preferred stock opened mp
an eighth then yielded. Changes In the
general market were very narrow and
mixed. Rock Island was off points and
Rubber pfd. up nearly point Dealings
werS on a very small scale.
A few securities wavarcd uncertainty
over n range OF =, but the greater number
were inactive. American Linseed pfd.
advanced and Consolidated Gas declined
A.
The stagnatlon of the demand invited
two attacks by the bears which they
centred upon Sugar driving that stock
down 3l. Declines OF I 10 III were re-
neoted in the principal Changers, Pacifios
and Southwestern and In Norfolk ard
Western. Penna. and Peoples Gas. Very
light selling sufficed 90 cause the fall
Consolidated Gas rose 2ls and Long Island
~. Railroad bonds were dull and ir-
regular.
Extreme losses from last nights prices
during the noon hour were Rock Island
4as. Union Pacific pa, ST. Paul 2is, Atchi-
son, Kansas and Texas pfd. and South
westerns generally, the bituminous coal
carriers, Peoples Gas and Tenn. Coal
from 1 TO points The general market
was but slightly affected and u. s. Steel
stocks got only shade under the open
ing
There was a desultory rally reaching
about a point i'm onion Pacific, St Paul,
Atchison. Sugar, Peoples Gas and u. 5.
Steel common and preferred. The gener-
al market sank back into lethargy.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-08-02
HIS Death
WAS VERY
SUSPICIOUS
Policeman Concerned in Bis
sort Case Expires Under Pc
Culiar Circumstances.

New York, August 2.-The case of Po-
liceman Peter w. Yunge OF the Delaney
street station, who died i'm Bellevue Hos
pital early today from injuries received
at Oriental Park West Broadway and
Grand street, yesterday afternoon, exeit-
ed intense interest last night and today,
especially among the police, because OF
the rumor that the man had met with
foul play and that he had been instru-
mental i'm securing the attendance OF a
witness i'm the trial OF Wardman George
Bssert, who helped TO convict the offi-
Ger.
The report made by the police was that
Yunge, while walking with his wife had
fallen and fractured his skull IL was
said at Bellevue Hospital last night he
had fractured skull, but this morning
IL was said there Is no sign of fracture
or even a bruise though he may possibly
have a depressed fracture or a break OF
the occipital bone. One eye is badly dis
colored
DIR. Ryan OF Gouverneur Hospital who
was the first physician to attend Yunge
said he found the man lying on the side
walk doctor said the mans skull
was fractured.
The police deny that Yunge had any
connection direct or indirect with the
Bissert ease. They say there was nothing
IN any way suspicious about the death
District Attorney Philbin saiu Yunce had
nothing whatever 10 do with the Bissert
case
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-08-02
MORE TESTIMONY
Taken by Coroner Lincoln in
The zarinsky Inquest.

Coroner Lincoln today resumed the in
quest into the death OF Abraham Ear
unsky the north end Hebrew who was
killed on Saturday morning last as a re-
suit of injuries inflicted. it is alleged, by
Max Epstein.
Parolman Patrick Feency was the
hrst witness examined lie said that
few moments after u had occurred and
FOUND Epstein lying on the ground lie
then went on Co describe Epstein's con-
dition aud told how he assisted him into
the patrol wagon. lie told how Zarrln-
sky came out OF the house ana remarked
how weak he was and how be held onto
his head which WAS badly bruised. lie
testified as Go also taking the injured man
away in the wagon
Detective Peter B Cannon was next
called and stated that nc went 90 the
Rhode Island hospital 90 gee Epsteln's
statement lio said that ne was accom-
panied by officer Goldsmith of the second
station as an interpreter. lie then re-
lated the story that was told him by
Epstein and which was fully reviewed I'm
the News several days ago No new
facts were revealed through tho detec-
tiyc's testimony
Lieut. O'Nenl aud Officers Rooney and
Goldsmith of the Second station were
also called bat their evidence was unn-
teresting lnasmuch as " substsutiated the
testimony of the previous witnesses. Bar
net kevasha and Lena kevasha. who
reside in the lower tenement OF the house
m which Larrinsky received the injuries
which resulted in his death. were also
examined. but told nothing new.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-08-02
ALLEGED TO
Be SLICK
THIEVES.
Two Men Arrested al the
TIldsn & Thufbsr Com
pany's Store.

Two men. apparently Hebrews, not well
dressed but very slick, attempted to work
a.neat trick at the Tilden & Thurber
company's store this noon.
They stopped at Capt. w. 5, Taber's
department and wished 10 look at a
watch. selecting. or pretending to, one
which suited them.
Then they wanted 10 look at some
chains and lastly tray OF charms.
AS Capt Taber was getting out the
charms he saw one OF the men slyly lift
a valuable chain from the show case anu
drop II into a hip pocket.
Capt Taber called Fred Forth. clerk.
who stood behind the men, and the thief,
discerning that the chain had been missed,
adroitly took Il from his pocket and
placed IL on the show case, saying as he
did so: Here's a chain / found on the
counter"
Capt Taber said: "Oh, no you didn't;
you took IL from your pocket"
Patrolman Morton and another officer
were called in and the thief was arrested.
The other man attempted TO get away,
saying that he guessed that he would
40 up stairs and get cigar.
That settled his case, for both were
placed under arrest and We're sent TO the
Central station.
They are strangers and have refused
10 give their names or places of resi-
dence.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-08-02
LATE COURT NOTES.

John George colored. was tried in the
sixth district court this noon for the
theft of "a pair OF reins and set OF
clippers from the Oakdsle Manufacturing
company lio WAS found guilty and was
sent 10 the county iail for 80 DAYS
Robert Borden was bound over 20 the
grand jury 10y Judge Sweetand today for
assauting bis Wit, Mary n, with a
club
Daniel Casey was convicted after a
long trial OF being a vagrant and Vas
sent out FOR one year
Michael McGirr was fined $50 and costs
FOR simple hut unproVokcd assault upon
Patrick Fallon lie took an appeal
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-08-02
GOOD SPORT
Promised for Today's Races Of
Buffalo Yacht Club.

Buffalo, n Y. Aug. 2.-Thls is the last
day OF the Buffalo Yacht clubs races
The weather Is again favorable FOR good
sport The entries arc:
g-foot class-Canada, of Toronto: Heli-
ma. OF Hamilton. and Sultana OF Detroit.
%-foot rlass-Beaver OF Toronto; Myrtle
and Canadian.F OF Hamilton; Echota OF
Buffalo: Verona, OF Kingston and Erie
OF Sandusky
9-foot class--Vesta and Pet. of Toronto;
Pedro. of Rochester; Koko and I'll Away.
of Hamilton. and Caprice, Beppo anu
Marie of Buffalo
on account OF too strong breeze TOT
the smaller yachts the start was post
poned till D. IN.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-08-02
A TEST CASE.
Broker Arrested on Charge Of
Violating War RsVsnua TaILaw

New York. August 2-Gcorge c. Thorn
as, a broker and a member OF the Con-
solidated Exchange was arrested today
and arraigned before T.. : Commissioner
Shields. charged with violating the war
revenue act IN failing 20 place revenue
stamps on sales OF stocks. lie waived cx-
animation and was held In 1880 bail
MIR Thomas contends that the tax Is
Illegal and he WAS arrested an order that
a test night bc made I'm the courts
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-08-02
DERRICK FELL.
Two WOIkmen Instantly Killed
at Pittsburg Today.

Pittsburg, Aug 2-wm. w. Wilson of
Greenpoint L. l., and Jesse Wilson OF
Pittsburs. employed on the new Frick
building, in course OF erection. were in
stantly killed today by the fall OF der
rick
The men fell from the sixth TO the
second floor. A large number OF wOrh-
men below narrowly escaped with their
lives.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-08-02
ONLY 20 CENTS.
Booty Of Robbers Who Blew
Open Safe In PostOftlCs.

Peekskill, N Y, August IA gang Of
robbers blew open two big safes in this
village and wrecked one building with
nitro-glycerine early this morning.
The thieves forced an entrance to the
office OF ex-postmaster, John Smith. Jr.,
a contractor. and blew the door of the
safe from its hinges, There was only
twenty cents in the safe.
The burglars then crossed the street
and broke into the office OF the Armour
Beef Company and blew open the safe
there This building was badly damaged
by the explosion. How much was secured
at this place is not known. The burglars
escaped.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-08-02
RELEASED ON HEAVY BAIL.

Now York. August s.-David L. short
and Morris Myers. Jointly indicted with
Albert Il Patrick. I'm connection with the
alleged forgery of a will OF William
Marsh Rice. were released from the
Tombs today on deposit OF $4,000 cash
bail. furnished by John G. Milliman Of
St Louis hrother-in-law Of Patrick
They had been in the Tombs since March
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-08-02
ANEW RUSSIAN BATTLeSHIp.

philadelphia. Aug 1.-The first class
batteship Retvizan built by the Cramps
for the Russian government will he taken
TO the government course of the New
England coast for the builders official
trial trip on August % or Sept I. Under
the specifications the ship must show q
speed of IS knots an hour Tor II hours.
There will be another trial In October
after the vessel Is fitted out which will
be the official trial OF the Russian gov
crnmcnt
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-08-02
KILLED BY FATHER-lh-lAW.

Missoula. Mont Aug. 2.--lra Turner
was shot and KILLED last night in wood
chounors' cabin i'm Seadman's gulch. eight
miles from here by Henry hudson his
father-in-law.
NudSon. who surrendered, declares his
daughter was being beaten by Turner.
hudson discharged his shotgun through
y window and Turner fell dead beside
his wife. ~
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-08-02
GERMAN SQUADRON At CiuIz.

csdiz. August 2--The German squad
ron from China arrived here today Ad-
mlrai Geissler and his captains repaired
on board the flagship of Prince Henry Of
Prussia. Prince Henry, in the name Of
Emperor william. warmly welcomed the
returning officers in n brief speech The
squadron OF Rear Admiral Gcissicr and
the one commanded by Prince Henry OF
Prussia which arrived here some DAYS
sxo. will remain here for several days.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-08-02
HELD IN $4,000 Bail.

Newton Mass Aug. Frank Prevent
ley. the IS-year-old hoy OF Fall River.
who was arrested yesterday charged with
settling FIRE 10 the barn OF his former em-
ployer william ". Wales. az oak nm
yesterday. was arraigned IN the Municipal
court here today and pleaded guilty 10 a
charge OF arson.
He was held in 5000 for the October
sitting Of the grand iury
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-08-02
SUSTAINED.
Removal Of Taunion's License
Commission by Mayor Is Valid

Taunton, Mass. Aug. 2-Announcement
was made just before noon today that
Judge Bcn had handed down HIS decision
at the court house In Boston I'm the
Taunton liquor licence commission case.
The decision upholds Mayor oHearne
IN removing the old board OF license COM
missioners. The court bases it's decision
on the fact that the old board has had
issued licenses 60 liquor dealers who had
been convicted Of violating the liquor
laws
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-08-02
THs EVACUATION OF pEKIN.

London, August 2.-rhe under secretary
OF the foreign office. Lord Cranborue. IN
the House of Commons today announced
that the onicial date fixed for the ovac-
uatlon of pekiu by the British troops was
August rs. subject 90 a few days exten-
sion n necessary The evacuation OF the
other portions Of CHINA depended on cir.
cumstances.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-08-02
MAY RESUME ON MONDAY.

Chicago. Aug 2-Attorncy Goodwin.
who is in charge OF the George ~ Phillips
company which temporarily suspended
business on the board of trade yesterday.
Informed Mr. Phillips today that over
night developments iu the matter of dis
entamgllng the accounts indicate that the
nrm will b. In shane to resume business
Monday.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-08-02
SAFE BLOWN OPEN

Westboro. Mass. Aug a. Burglars en-
tered the Armour Beef company's store
here during last night and blew open the
safe. Nothing OF value was taken the
thieves apparently having been frightened
away.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-08-02

The le5 guests al the Oakland Reach
hotel are among the fortunate ones. They
enjoy the cool breezcs Of the bay n fine
chris.ne, and are free from the pestering
mosquito.