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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-11-07
DESERTED TO
PROVE LOVE
Harmond Left military Post
Without Obtaining Leave.
ATTENDED BIRTHDAY PARTY.
Wrote 10 City Ma;shaII That He Would
Surrender Himself, ans Old 50 When
Festivities Were al an End.
ATTENDED BIRTHDAY PARTY.

Chicago, Nov. ITO prove his love for
Mary Shaw Of Muncie, Ind Private T..
b BHsrmond, Company G., Twenty-ninth
Infantry is now q prisoner charged with
dcsertion His superior officers declare
there is little chance TO escape convlc-
tion.
iiarmond came TO Muncle about three
years ago from the cast. For Mary Shaw,
Hsrmond formed an attachment that was
In all respects sincere. When he told her
OF his love however. she would not he
licvc him. Ills parting words 90 Mary
Shaw were:
Il viii prove my love for you " it costs
me my life Hammond enlisted and his
regiment Was stationed AT Fort sheridan
a short time ago he received an invita-
tion 20 attend the birthday party OF Mary
Shaw, at Muncie. to be held Oct 25 The
soldier asked for a furlough, but was re-
fused. The next morning AT roll call Pri-
vate ilsrmond was reported missing
Hammond came TO Chicago and the next
day wrote a letter 20 the city marshal at
Muncie. stating that a deserter would
surrender to him on the night OF oct. e5,
the date OF Mary Shaw's birthday and
telling the marshal that he could claim
the reward OF $50 and SEQ expenses always
offered for deserters.
On the night OF the birthday party Har-
mond was the life OF the occasion. After
the party was over he walked 10 the mar
shafs office and surrendered himself.
The next day he was taken back to
Fort Sheridan and locked up on the
charge OF being deserter Mary shaw.
however, has ceased her doubling and Il
Is said that wedding has been arranged
TO take place when Harmond has paid
the penalty for his violation and served
out his term OF enlistment
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-11-07
SPEEDY RUN.
New Torpedo Boat Makes Good
Time Under Adverse Conditions

The torpedo boat De Long, which was
built by Lawley a. Son AT their South
Boston yard, came around the cape In a
great burst OF speed arriving at Newport
At O'Clock from Provincetown.
\ rate OF n knots an hour was made
under adverse conditions. the DE Long
thus equalling the record OF her sister
ship, the Blakeley, made six weeks ago
The De Long came from Providence to
Newport I'm six hours
The De Long started from South Boston
TUESDAY morning TO come to Newport for
her official speed trial but owing TO rough
Gather of the cape she was Obliged to
return and pass the night at Province
town.
This afternoon the Blakcley, which was
also t-+iit by tho LawleyS. which has been
AZ Newport several weeks. will have her
official trial, upon which viii depend her
acceptance BY the government.
Then will follow tho standardization
trials of the De Long. and then her final
test. Tho RlakcleN and the DE Long are
$50 feet long. and must make 26 knots an
hour TO come mp to contract specifications
In her Standardization trials tho blake
ley gave such = good account OF herself
that her owners have no fear of tho re-
suits this afternoon. Capt j. T. Cole
man of Boston win have charge OF both
the Blakelcy and the Dc Long I'm their
official runs.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-11-07
Ten Thousand for a Joke.

\ witty remark does not always result
40 satisfactorily To the pcrpetrator az IN
tho case OF tho young curate who OBJ
tanned a valuable living In the vest OF
England by means of nun.
The rector who held tho living had died,
ard there We're many applicants FOR the
riare which was worth si0NN wear.
The living was iu the zift ~ al earl.
who Was much surprised ~ the funeral
Nv the manifestations of grief BY the as
se,tblcd rectorS aud Curates 40 he said
10 tho yoInE curate, who had been acting
a the tutor ~ hts son
Naturally they should feel = proper
amount of grief hut 7 cannot understand
why they should wscp 20 frcnziedly Tor
The dead.
The yotnE man instantly replied:
You arc mistaken. my lord. IL is not
for the dead they weep: u Is for the iiv-
ing
Thercupon the earl Was 50 pleased With
the keonncss " tho remark that he IRE
sentcd the living Co the curate.-Nouth' =
CompanlOu.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-11-07
BRISTOL.

The council held their regular monthly
session last evening with a full board
present
.Councilmen Dryer and Gooding were
appointed committee TO examine the
steamer No. l building relative TO pur-
chasing stove, with power TO act ThA
clerk was instructed TO draw his order
on the town treasurer for the followins n
sums and i'm favor Of the parties specified
B. l.. Hall, $40; Frank Rawson. $3.50:
Michael Coughlin 81 and William ID
Skinner. s.. all for damages sustained 10
fowls by dogs. Bills against tho town
were examined, allowed and referred TO
the auditor. In the matter OF estsbIish
Ing sidewalks on Bay view avenue The
surveyor OF highway district No. wa.
directed 10 withhold work until ordered
by the council The council adtourned
10 the 10Th OF tho present month when
they will act upon the appllcat tons for
lduor licenses
The great fight put up by the Tndepcnd-
candidate at Tuesday q
election, has put new life into the lnde-
pendent movement. The promoters are
going to commence at once and mako The
registration Tor next year record break
or.
Joseph Furley. who resides upon the
yesterday upon the Asylum shore pick.
ed up a dory about ~ feet long which
had drtftcd ashore and was wcdgcd IN
between two large rocks.
Marco Rocco. who resides near Good.
ing swamp. mot with quite a loss last
evening. lie had a number OF valuable
fowl killed bv dogs.
The schooner Edith Dennis finished un-
loading whiting yesterday and sailed this
morning for New Town Creek. Long ISL
and
Seth Paul.. who carries on produce
growing quite extensively, has com.
mencod taking up his celery and placing
81 I'm a pit. It Is OF nne growth and he
has about % acres ~ remove
Dr. r. II. Coukln. who won the first
prize IN tho 2.27 class AZ tho Bristol Driy-
ine park on Saturday With Maud g. has
entered her 10 trot today in the 2:2s class
a. Fall River.
Sailed this morning. schooner Carolin.
Ncttlcton. master for AsSouet. 10 load
cord wood. for seth Paul a Sons
\ description and photograph 81 tho
Italian Neuurs YUlisnello Of Boston. as
an alleged accessory 90 the murder OF
Lizzie Fcrioli. which occurred az North
Abingdon. Mass. Get. -. 1901. have been
received hy chief Of Police Hoard
Mrs. Elizabeth " Colt and her son
Roswell coli. who hsve the past season
been travelling in Europe. returned home
YESTERDAY aud will occupy the cottage
upon the corner of Hope and Burton
streets.
Arrived Yesterday afternoon schooner
Anna Meredith. with a cargo Of coal for
the Portsmouth landing.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-11-07
NATURE TELLS YOU.
As Many q Pr evidence Reader
Knows too Well.

when the kidneys are sick.
Nature tells YOU all about g.
The urine is natures calendar.
Infroauent or too frequent action
ANY urinary trouble tells OF kidney ills
Doans Kidney Pills cure all kidney ills
Providence people testify 20 this.
Mr.. oliver S. Emerson. or isl sher-
bourne street, says:-"I can say that
Doans Kidney Pills did my wife an inn
monse amount Of good OF late years she
was annoyed with pains through her
back and other evidences Of weakened
and disordered Kidneys The remedies
We used did not help her and backschc
continued as severely ss formerly. We
procured Dosn's kidney rins and they
80 improved her condition that We con-
slider them tho best kidney remedy on
earth. We arc glad at every opportunity
TO recommend Dosns kidney pills"
For sale by all dealers. Price 50 cents.
Milbun Co. Buffalo y. g. sole
agents for the United states
Remember the name DoAN's and take
no other.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-11-07
AUTO EXPLODED.
Providence Party Had TO Re-
turn Home in Farm Wagon.

\ swell automobile game dinner party,
which lef; this city yesterday forenoon
FOR Chepatchet, returned late last even
ing by electric car and train after
thrilling experience with the "mobe" and
a ride on a farm wagon 10 and from their
destinat
The party comprised Mrs. W. r. Bani-
gan, widow OF Commodore Banigan or
the Rhode Island Yacht club, and the
wealthiest young widow In Rhode ISL
and; MIR Timothy ~ 'UrTuur,- f9r--fzrrrrr-1ff
and Miss Bessie Tyrec, the actress, sister
OF Mrs. Panigan.
All went well until the party reached
Acotc's hill, when. without warming the
auto hucked and spread itself aud
tho party all over the road. IL Is said
there was an explosion.
The men pressed into service a big
farm wagon, obtained nearby, I'm Witch
the journey was continued. while tho
auto was brought back 10 Providence
for repairs.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-11-07
FOR OVER s, YEARS

MRS. wINsLow's SOOTHING srRur
has been used FOR over NIFTY years by
millions OF mothers for their children
while teethng. with perfect success n
soothes the child. softens the gums. al.
lays all pain. cures wind collie. and IL the
best remedy for Diarrohes II win reiisvs
the poor little sufferer Immediately. Sold
by druggists in every part Of the world.
Twenty-Five cents a bottle. Be sure ana
ask for Mrs. Winslows Soothing Syrup"
and AXE no other klrd
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-11-07
ONLY The GUNS.
That Is All tho Beers Captured,
According TO Kitchener.

London. Nov. Lord Kitchener. cab
ling from Pretoria, under yesterdays
date. supplementary details OF the recent
fight near Brakenlaagte, eastern Trans
vasl. SAYS:
"The Boer loss was 4. killed. including
General opperman and 100 wounded. The
Beers got nothing beyond the guns The
Boer attack was easily repulsed until the
arrival or Louis Boths with 800 men,"
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-11-07

Albert Baulieu was sentenced to tho
reform school during his minority by.
Judge Swectland today. Bauleu. who Is
Il years Old went into George +. Da-
mons shooting gallery on Snow street
two weeks ago. lie pretended that he
wanted 10 try his skin with a rife and
asked that the target be repaintod that
he might more plainly sec the bulls
eye When Damon's back Was turned
Rsulieu ran away with a SIS rife. lie
kept under cover until yesterday. when
Detective Cannon picked him IN
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-11-07

Eifthere's hint OF Cstsrrh rsirtapp
Dr Agnew's Catarrhal Powder without
delay u viii save YOU suffering. heal
YOU quickly whether YOU have been A
slave one month or fifty years N relieves
cold IN the head aud catarrhal headaches
in ten minutes. The Hon. David Mills,
Minister Of Justice for the Dominion of
Canada, endorses ". Sold hv RlandinE a.
Handing and Rhode Island Drug CO.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-11-07

Joanna l.. Remington pleaded not guilty
in the Sixth district court today 10 the
charge OF using y horse un1t Tor labor
and gave 500 surety for her appearance
for trial tomorrow. joanna drove the
old skate IN from Johnston YESTERDAY.
She had previously been deprived of a
used-up horse and was not prcsccutcd.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-11-07
How,s This?

We oNsr One Hundred Dollars Rewara
cured BY Hslrs Cstarrh Cure
r. j. CHENEY Z co. Toledo. q
We the undersign,d. have known r. I
Cheney for the last IS years. and beli.v.
him perfectly honorable IN all bushes.
transactions and financially able 20 carrv
out any obligations made by their Arm.
WEST a.. TRUAN, Wholesale Drugzists.
Toledo %
vALLfNG KfNNAN a MARVIN
wholesale Druggists. Toledo. O.
Halls Catarrh Cure n taken internally.
acting directly upon the blood and mucous
surfaces OF the system. Price 7sc. no,
bottle Sold By ell druggists Testsnop.
isis sent free.
Hans Family rnls are the best
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-11-07
"::Neatres.


IN the new opefaiic comedy success,
The chsperon. which Frank rerley's
comedians viii, present at the Providence
Opera House the Last four nights of next
week matinee saturday, will be seen a
musical organization as great in singing
strength as the Alice Nelson Opera com
pany with which Mr. Perley's name was
associated a. manager and producer. The
production itself, Ia the matter Of scenery
aud costumes cxceis anything Mr.. Perley
has ever attempted.
The Chsperon" Is a lyric comedy, with
a score OF beautiful musical numbers, and
Is produced on operate lines. Thir,y-four
speaking and singing parts arc provided
in the book, written ny Frederic Ranken,
Of "'rhe Amccr" and "The smuaglers"
fame.
The score. which is the work OF the
young composer. lsidore vitmark, is said
10 be tunefully fresh and original Among
the principals are Disby Bell alter
Jones, Jos. e. Mron. Edd Redway. Tenn
pier SAKE. r. Loyst-Fraser, Marie cahill
Louise Cunning Frances Wheeler. Eva
Ianquay, Mae Stebbins, May Boley and
many others.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-11-07
Infantry Hall.
THE BOSTON
SYMPHONY
ORCHESTRA

20 PERFORMERS. MIR. WILHELM
Gericke Conductor. Six concerts on We'd
nesday evenings, at 7:45. Nov. IL, Dec. H.
Solo artists: Miss Electa clifford. Dir.
Harold Bauer, Mr.. Jean Gerardy, Mr..
Franz Kneisel. Mr.. Alvin Schroeder. Mr.
nounced
Season tickets. with reserved seats for
the series OF six concerts, IS. The public
morning. Nov. 2, at Programme books.
with descriptive notes on the works to BE-
performed will he mailed I'm advance OF
cts. c. A. ELLIS, Manager. r. r.
GOMEZ. Assistant Manager.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-11-07

u is some years since Richard Mans
Held has devoted his lofty genius 10 tue
creation OF light comedy role. His ener-
gies have almost uninteTuptedly been di-
rected towards the classics. always with
remarkable results. creditsble 10 The
drama and 90 himself This year how
ever, he has undertaken character part
IN comedy. The comedy is "Beaucairs, -
and Is a classic OF the most exquisite
quality. and the role affords him the hap
piest opportunities FOR acting he has had
since Beau Brummcl and Prince Karl.
The result, AZ generally acclaimed, Is
the most popular success Mansfield has
ever had "Bcaucsire' is a French Prince
visiting the great English watering place.
Bath and Is mistaken for barber He
speaks only imperfect English.
Mansfield brings out all the most anus
Ing points OF this comedy OF the barber
prince speaking broken English in his
most subtle and artistic way. The pro-
duction consists OF five exquisite settings,
all OF them perfect 10 the slightest detail.
pictures or fashionable Bath under Beau
Nash. The costuming Is OF the extrava-
CANT richness Of the Louis XIV period
Mr.. Mansfield will appear next Monday
and Tuesday AZ the Providence Opera
House.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-11-07
HOTEL ARRIVALS

NARRAGANSETT--D Eastman. c
SHUTS, NJ Altman. New York: r. Wat
son, Boston; !. Warner. New York:
S Coles. Boston; NJ SHOEMAKER, Akron I;
q II Chase, Boston NJ Linsheimer. New
York; w VI Byers. Philadelphia; c j
Hedeman, J. A Stephen, James Irwin.
New York: " II Burkhardt. Jr. A II
Peirce, w A Smith New York; & Hus-
tue and wife. & Schellenberg, Boston;
Ben II Wise. Cincinnati: = IA Romaine.
New York; - Frank Dillon Boston. III
r Bensch. New York; a + Nay. Boston /:
Gumpert. New York: F. r. Anchens.
Poston: r Coffin, W Gillmor. New
uriV7 + afui,rr MEDINA r; A A w +Ifia4f4s,
w Waertens, II Maybaum, ! Greer. New
York; ] Il Watkins. Grand Rapids; ] Il
Fellhemer, New York; w Rodgers, Clin-
ton; Alfonso Vile New York: ] r.
Strlnger. Boston; Fred T Long. Newark {;
G y Gergony East Orange: Huntington
Lee Boston; Ade Frey Philadelphia; j
& Winn. Worcester: George Stockwell
w Remington NJ w Melcher. w l.
Howitz. VI Rowland G r Mott, New
York; Christensen, Philadelphia; James
Allpass. Manchester. Eng u u Beach,
Meriden; T. $ Hearny and wife. Somer-
Vile; w Rahtgen f w Blake. G W Nc
Caslne, George Aroone. New York; II II
Harper, ID r Little Boston; + y Tombo,
G Weinberg, New York.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-11-07
WHAT CHEER lAUNOUY.

sCHOOL FOR DANCING

s'HOob FOR DANClNG.
is1 NEYBOSSET ST. COR. UNION
Glasses and private lessons season
commences Saturday. Oct 10. 1901. Fof
further particulars please cell or send for
circular. Business hours from II 20 \
y. m. Telephone. 1870. p. O. Bog LIS
MRS CARRIE A. SPHINX.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-11-07
NOTES FROM KElTKS.

That IL Is not always the leading feat
ure or the highest salaried act thae gains
the most applause is made manifest at
keiths this week. No act on the hill
makes a greater hit than Reynard, the
NentriloQuist, or Cook and sonora The
former presents the most novel and pleas
ing act OF its kind ever seen In Provi-
dence, and that the patrons OF vaudeville
appreciate a good thing when they see
and hear IL is evidenced by the reception
accorded him at each performance Cook
and Sonora do an act that baffles de-
scription. IL is composite speciality OF
grotesquery comedy and singing. but en-
tirely out OF the ordinary. and the idio-
sXncracles of Cook are provocative of
roars OF laughter.
Miss Victory Bateman. the weIl-known
actress appearing at Keith's this week. Is
not without her fads. She is a great be-
lever IN Christian Science. and for
amusement and recreat tion she PLAYS with
dolls. or which she has a large collection,
on which she has spent hundreds or dol
lars and many hours OF labor for their
wardrobe.
The statue dog act introduced by Mile
Chester at Keith's daily at 4:35 ana s
clock p. m. has been a source OF won
derment and admiration to all who have
seen H. especially 10 sportsmen aud chill
dren. Many have imagined the animal
was not real. but was plaster cast. un.
III the picture dropped TO shot was
shown wherein he changes from his
beautiful position in pointing.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-11-07

PERRIN y Gallagher. Phil. y T.
Lowell. PROV. Chss Vogt. N Forastha.
Boston = " Atwood. Prov: + n .;yl-
vester. Bostou; Frank Herrick Prov.
" Wiley. Essex Junction. VI: VI !
Hughes, y Y; u y Atwood Lynn. j
Hart. Ny; " Wood. W l. Costigan.
Prov " p Sanour. n y.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-11-07

DoRRANCE--W j Brickwell n Y; III r
POmery. Mestfeld; Chss J Scott +
Maher Springheld; Bent Wilbur, So
Scituate: ~ A Bridge. y l. Knapp. Bos-
Ton; l Ellithopc. Pt Clinton, O; \ NJ
Crane, Y: ] T. Blake Boston; c Blakes-
lee, y Y: Palmer Boston; + g Ad-
ANS, Y: Gilbert Il Hart Winsted. NJ
Cowen, y Y; r. @ Williams, Boston' X 5
Warner + g Mead. Mstsmunto, Bos-
ton: ~ II Dunlop, Kram, { A Jordan,
+ N Poole. Henry Horwan. Y; Thus |
Pease. Springfield ;E J. Wallace. Boston;
w Stiles. y Y; g r. Durfee. Boston; 6
G Toune. l. Hanan Aug G. Merle. JAS A
Campbell y Y; Geo P~Freeman. Boston;
III Bauer. y Y: ] Il Richards r. r Carter,
Boston y Walters. f. Bilhimer, J A Bow
en- G "A Pearson. w r shaw. n Y; w w
Wood, + II Childs. Boston: G Kauf-
man, ! Mendelson. y Y, s + Pratt. Bos-
ton; + Winterberg, Chicago r Cham
pin, New Shoreham; = Nj Strout, Boston.
NEWMAN-T J. Wood. q 4 HALL G III
Andrews. VI Wood, NJ Leon Walker.
Boston; JAS Ices, New York: i NJ Che
ney. Boston; i "a Curtis North Nrllhl Attle; ~ :;
o. Neill Boston: W RI Coates. l. Il Howe.
New York: Il ID Sheridan. Boston; J III
Whelden, Rutland y Pease, W r June
tion: q \ Mosher, Boston. A q Hosier
Brooklyn; T. r. Perkins. Boston; u u
Muir y VI Gilbert 4 II Hardenberg New
York: G G. Beriugton. Detroit. w j Sum
ner. uolNnkc. Mr. and Mrs NJ II BraneN,
Mrs n y Swell. Miss Kate PrnnCY. MT
and Mrs u W J Scott Providence; y w
Damon. Boston: Goodwin. Miss
Briggs. Miss Brown Fitchburg. r.
Loewc New York X 6 Munvilc. Water
bury; + \ oliver, J ! Mccormick, Sos
ton. y 5 Codig, New York; J II Beatty &
Tantoni II Dcilk, $ r Robinson, New
York.
CROWN--F n White, y Y: q ] Love
lev Boston; + u Poor ~ Y: - East
man. Concord Il j Sloan, Hartford; B +
Colvin, Roger n Aems. \ II Downcs. \ u
Spicr. y y Ralph Swectlaud. Miss r.
Greene. W @ Folsom Boston, 5 Herbert
jerks. Jr. Pawtucket; II r Brenneo. Abe
Moyerson. Chicago: J Falkcnburg Bos-
ton; & - Gsrrctson. y Y; Arthur Spcn-
Ger, rhil; Mrs NJ l. Childs, Worcester.
Mrs y T. Gamer. Worcester: r g Hazen.
Springneld VI VI Savage. Boston. R IL
Disney. Worcester; 4 Tarrcy Boston.
q j Russo, | | Rehvcns. y Y; & Hunter.
\ \ Mcdonald. 9 u Chapman. Louis q
Martin. / + Jams. n Y.
PERRIN Gallagher. Phil. T.
Lowell. PROV. Chas NoRt. e " Forastha.
Roston; = " Atwood. prov: + n .;yl-
vester. Rostou Frank Herrick Prov.
VI Wiley. Essex Junction. VT: VI
Hughes. y Y; u y Atwood. Lynn.
Hart NY "a q Wpca " Eostt..,
Gilpin observer., 1901-10-31
nEv!AOAviLLe.

In view OF the existing epidemic oi
small pox the town brard have had
the following notices posted around:
"All persons owing dogs or cats are
hereby notified that they must be kept
locked up or they will bs shot upon
being found running at large. All pes
sons are notified not to collect in saloons
or on the streets"
Representative T. S. Bolsinger and
brother Ex-senator II. C. Bolsing-r, were
in Idaho Springs this week having some
mill ore treated from their Charter Oak
mine.
Hon. II. c. Bolsinger left Tuesday
afternoon .or L.advills Oh mining busi-
ness.
Richard S, kes returned from Denver
90 Tuesday.
Harry Armfield ct 81. Of this town,
have made a location in Wisconsin dis
trict, of placer tract OF land embracing
about 50 acres.
The hoistiug plaut and other machir-
cry formerly in use at the Puzzle mine,
on Bobtail hill, has been removed to the
Ingalls, mine ON Quartz hill, which is
being operated by the Ipgalls Gold Min
ing company, under the management Of
Eugene Drake.
The Hare and Hound club of this
town have all arrangements per'ecfee
for the coursing match to occur at Merz'
lake on Sunday, Noycnber 10, 1901.
DR.. w. U. Mcdowell, specialist of
Denver, arrived here Saturday evening.
He was sent for to determine whei h-r
there were any cases of small pox in
Nevadaville, and anuounc d that there
is five cases of that diseas- exis' iug. He
returned Sunday afternoon.
The buckle. tramway c'nnecting the
Climax minc on Quartz hill with the
Avon Gold Mining coinpany's new %
stamp rapid d,op mil at the foot OF
Quartz hill, was engaged yesterday in
transporting ore to the mill, filling up
the bins. Everything is in readiness 10
rnn the mill as soon as sufficient
amount Of ore is TN hand. The ure is
broken up at the mine ny means ~
crushcr, and when delivered at the mill
is ready for the automatic ore feeders
which will be used instean OF hand feed
ing.
Dr.. Bourke reports several new cases
OF smallpox in town.