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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1901-04-09
Telegra11y.

buchto powstanie pod doWodzt-
wen gen. Tung Flu Sim, W Mon
golii prowincyi Tam ST, potwier-
| dzajq sic najzupeiniej, Lii Hung
Gang ksiaze Cling otrzymali o
MEM wiadomosci, chociaz ME do
| kfadne, a dw6r nocno jest zaniepo.
kojony. Wedle ostatnich wiado-
mosci gen. Flu Sian znajdowat sic
11.000 wojska zupefnie mu odda-
nego odleglosci okofo $50 mil od
dworu. Dw6r W Sian Flu ma oko-
10 5000 wojska przy sobie, ale zle
wycwiczonego. Powstanie to wy
woiaf prawdopodobnie ksiqze Tuan
gen. Tung Fu Sian, by bronic
sic pred aresztowaniem; tax ksia-
ze Cling, jak Lii Hung Gang ME
przypisuja powstaniu wielkiego
znaczenia i twierdza, IL W danym
razie dla bronienia dsnastyi Gale
Chiny staneiyby pod bronia.
PEKIN, 8 Kwietnia. = Amery-
kanski komisarz Rockhill onegdaj
miaf diuga konferencye Lii Hung
Czangem wyniosf przekonanie,
re W ukladach pomiedzy rzqdem
chinskim mocarstwami ME ma
stapi zadna wanna przeszkoda.
Liste os6b, kt6re maja bye ukara-
ne, Chiny przyjefy i prosify tylko,
by kare pewnego 70-letniego urze-
dnika zamienic wygnania na zio-
zenie urzedu, ma co sic zgodzono.
Dw6r pragnie bardzo powrocic do
Pekinu, skoro wojska zagraniczne
zostana cofniete Niektorzy juz
przychodza do przekonania, re by
toby bfedem pozostawic i'm 1000
wojska jake straz poselstw, ma prze
strzeni ledwie pol mill kwadrato-
wei, zwlaszcza, re iuz teraz przy-
chodzi do b6iek miedzy zoinierza-
mi r6znych narodowosci.
Rad japonski najzupefniej "a
dowolnif sic wyiasnieniem Rosyi
tyczacem sic czasowej okupacyi
Mandzuryi, gdy Rosya emfatycz-
ME oswiadczyfa, re ME mysli o
trwaiem zajmowaniu Ltej prowin-
cyl.
NIzzA, 9 Kwietnia. = Prezydent
Loubet, W towarzystwie ministra
spraw zagranicznych Delcasse i
ministra wojny gen. Andre, przy-
byf wczoraj do Nizzy, gdzie ME-
sfychanie wspaniale go przyjmowa-
no re strony miejscowych wfadz,
konsulat6w zagranicznych, ducho-
wienstwa i Iudnosci miasta. Sze-
reg wspaniafych uroczystosci, jako
to bankiet6w, wystaw kwiatowych,
turniej6w gymnastycznych it.p. u
rzadzono juz wczoraj, dalszy ich
ciag odbedzie sic dzisiaj i jutro.
Ale jeszcze wspanialsze uroczysto-
sci maja sic odbyc W Toulonie, do
kad gt6wnie Loubet jedzie, azeby
powita6 tam przybywajqcq W Cd
wiedziny eskadre wfoska pod do.
wodztwem ksiecia Genuy, ktory
wiezie wfasnoreczny list kr6la E.
| manuela do Loubeta.
| z Toulonu wyjechafa byfa eska-
dra wojska, co wywofalo mniema-
ME, jakoby W Rosyi niechetnie wi
dziano demonstracyjne zblizenie
sic W1och Francyi; azeby zadac
klam temu mniemaniu, eskadra
rosyjska powr6ci do Villafranca do
powitania prezydenta Loubeta.
LoNDYN, 9 Kwietnia. : Tureccy
wolnomularze wniesli szczeg6lna
petycye do kr6la Edwarda VIII.
Wstawiaia sic oni "a nieszczesli-
wynn Muradem, starszym bratem
Abdula Hamida, kt6ry przez 3
miesiace rzadzif pod nazwiskiem
Amurata V a potem zostaf zfozo-
| ny tronu pod pozorem, jakoby
| byt obtakanym. Murad znajduje
sic cd lat blisko 25 W wiezieniu,
poz6r oblakania jest fafszywy: VOL
nomularze prosza Edwarda VIII,
by jako czfonek organizacyi uzy-
swojego wpiywu do uwolnienia
wsp6fczionka masoneryi.
LoNDYN, ego Kwietnia. -
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1901-04-09

tersburgu zas aresztowano kilku-
dziesieciu student6w, wychodza-
cych teatru "a to-, re W czasie
przedstawienia oklaslEiwali ustepy
| majqce znaczenie polityczne.
correspondent petersburgski do
Daily Express" donosi, re stan
zdrowia cara Mikolaja zaczyna bu-
die powazne obawy j re zamierza
on abdykowat, jezeh oczekiwane
dziecie carowei znowu bedzie die
wczynkq.
BERLIN, 9go Kwietnia. =
Poniewaz .prawie wszyscy mini
strowie wyjechali "a urlopem po-
wodu SWAT, przeto panowaiaby tn
cisza polityczna, gdyby przedmio-
tn do rozpisywania sic prasie ME
dawaly move plany germanizacyj-
ne prowincyi polskich obmyslane
| przez kanclerza Buelowa. Ostro je
krytykuJe ,,Koelnische Volkszei-
tung", kt6ra W pewnym artykule
dowodzi, re barbarzynskie te wy
prawy huzarskie kanclerza W dziel-
nice polskie szkodliwe moga mice
skutki dla Niemiec, gdyz Polacy
byliby usprawiedlwieni W takim
razie, gdyby W razie jakiej porazki
! Niemiec litosci ME znai dla swych
gnebicieli. Artykut ten, wywofaf O.
gromna sensacya oburzenie po-
miedzy hakatystami.
LoNDYN, 9go Kwietnia. =
2 Hilversum W Holandyi donosza,
re Kruger, kt6ry wiasnie tam
przybyl, oswiadczyf, IL ma zamiar
W Czerwcu odwiedzic Stany Zje-
dnoczone zwiedzic miasta Wa
szyngton, Boston i Chicago.
z poIudniowej Afryki donosz9,
jakoby gen. Botha zamierzat ma
nowo rozpoczac ukfady pokojowe.
Natomiast correspondent do Nor
ming Post Pretorii, zapewnia, re
falszywemi So pogloski, jakoby
Boerom sprzykrzyla sic wojna, j re
przeeiwnie, sa oni zdecydowani
walczyc do ostatka. Generafowie
De Wet Bothe mieli wspolna ma.
rade we Vrede W ostatnich dniach
zeszlego tygodnia.
W kolonii Przylqdka Boerzy "a
jeli napowr6t Phillipstown.
SPRINGFIELD, Ill.,, 9 Kwiet. =
w przyszlym tygodniu ukaze sie
,,blekitna ksiega" ksiega adreso-
wa legislatury r. 1901. zajmuja-
ca Geese tworza szkice biografczne
czfonkow legislatury. Najstarszymi
czfonkami So Lauden z Trenton,
ur. r. 1929 Ridgely z Springfield
du, ur. r. 1881; najmfodszymi uro-
dzeni W r. 1874 Sullivan Chicago
Kiss Redbud. Wszyscy ci czte.
rel So demokratami. q czfonk6w
legislatury III urodzifo sic W Hi
nois, 10 W New Yorku, s W Penn
sylvanii, s W Niemczech, W Ohio,
w Indiana, po 4 W kanadzie,
Missouri Anglii, po 8 W Wiscon-
sin, virginii, Irlandyi, Ohio Ken
lucky, po2 W Polsce, Szwecyi i
New Jersey, a po W North Caro-
lima, Isle of Jersey, Isle of Man,
Minnesota, West Virginia, Cze-
chach, Connecticut, Danii, Norwe-
Oil, Michigan, Iowa, Maine, Mary
| land, Mass. i Vermont.
Przewodniczacymi W obu ,izbach
So wolnomularze wysokich stopni.
Razem W legislature zasiada Il
wolnomularzy, Al uRycerzy Py-
thias", 81 Odd Fellows i 7 nCzer-
wonosk6rc6w". Is nalezy do g. A.
R. -Pomiedzy czfonkami legisla-
tury jest GA adwokat6w 30 farme-
row. Ma 204 czfonkow tylko 20 jest
kawaler6w, a 7 wdowc6w. Trzech
czlonk6w odznacza sic TEN, re ME
pija zadnych trunkow, ME pala,
ME zuia W karty ME graja,
SANTIAGO, CUBA, 9 Kwietnia. =
w Sobote po pofudniu uzyto l,5oo
funt6w dynamitu, azeby wysadzic
W powietrze przednia Geese amery-
kanskiego statku Merrimac, kt6re.
.uo,o+lL; 1ooradzaia Weiscie do
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1901-04-09

oswiadczyf, re zatrsyma urzad GU.
bernatora d. l Maja powroci do
Porto Rico
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1901-04-09
Kronika MiejScoWa.
2 urzedu zdrowia.

Stan zdrowia 6g6tu mieszkanc6w
miasta Chicago ME pozostawia mic
do zyczenia. w zeszlym tygodniu
umarlo III osob mniej, niz W od-
powiednim tygodniu roku zeszfego.
w ogole dotychczas wynosiia W
tym roku suma wypadkow smierci
933 mniej, niz W pierwszych IL ty-
godniach zesziego roku. Ma tax
korzystnym fstanie zdrowotnoscl
miasta najlepiej wyszfy osoby, Ii
czace CORA go lat wieku. Takich
osob umarlo W zeszfym tygodniu
tylko II, podczas gdy W odpowie-
dnim tygodniu W roku 1890 umar-
10 ich prawie diva razy wiecej =
l40.
w zeszfym tygodniu umarfo ogo-
lem 451 os6b, a mianowicie: ma
choroby zoiadka kiszek l3, para
liz 12, merck 25, pfuc 55, ma raka
Is, dyfterye 9, chorobe serca 80,
nerwow SO, zapalenie pfuc 20
i t. p, Smiercia gwaitowna umarlo
35 os6b.
W lynne czasie urodzi}o sic 5S2
dzieci.
Naciagacz fatwOwiernych.
Sedzia Martin skazat wczoraj
James'a Welsh ma zaplacenie sou
kary, poniewaz tenze stanaf ma ro-
gu Wabash ave. Peck Court, try
majac W jednej rece pieciodolarow-
Ike, w drugieJ kawafek gumy.
Pred MIN, ma stoliku, lezafy PROF.
ne koperty. Welsh tfomaczyf licz-
ME uzbranej gawiedzi, re W niekt6'
re koperty wfozy po paplerku
piecdolarowym, W niekt6re mic
ME wtozy. Kto da dolara, bedzie
miaf prawo wybrac sobie jedna 2
kopert, a kto ma szczescie, otrzy-
ma "a jednego piec dolar6w.
Ma nieszczescie Walsha dwaj poll
cyanci, wmieszani W tfum, byli OBJ
znajmieni z iego gra, zwana ,Gum
Drop Game". Polega ona ma tenn,
re banker" W zadna koperte piec-
dolarowek ME kiadzie oszukuje
latwowiernych, dajac kazdemu
pusta koperte "a jego dolara. Wy
rok sedziego Martin odbierze
Welshowi ma czas dluzszy ochote
popisywania sic swoimi ntalenta-
mis-.
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'TIF''' = = y To If'tI foI OINIs
PROF. PHILLIPS.
2S1 WASHINGTON ST.

season. his careful and conscientious act
ing fully justified expectations The
part of Mercedes. which is pleasingiy
PLAYED by Miss Rober is subservient TO
the character OF Dantes and consequently
she does not have the usual opportunity
OF displaying her marked ability What
little the role calls for Is rendered by
Miss Rober I'm her characteristic manner
and she was greeted with just as much
warmth as hitherto.
Harold Kennedy was most acceptable as
Caderous the wretched inn-keeper, and
James Kyle MacCurdy as Albert. Dantes
SON Harry King, WIN Rainey and Hal
Clarendon also gave pleasing character
izations The other members OF the
company were satisfactory. Between the
acts the Garrity Sisters In songs and
soft shoe dances. Master Arthur Walker
in illustrated songs and Arthur Lane IA
songs and alleged funny stories entertain
in q credtable manner. Monte Cristo''
viii hold the boards during the remainder
of the week
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-07-26
g!

One Of the most pleasing OF light operas
Fra Dlavolo' and Gounod's grand opera
in FIVE acts Faust" will constitute tho
offerings OF tho American Opera com
pany at the Providence Opera House next
week
Fra Diavolo" Is familiar to most OF
our theatre-goers on account OF the re.
cent presentations OF the opera In Provi-
dence. Auber's beautiful music always
finds hearty welcome from music-lov.
ers whenever produced and those who en-
Joy the popular composers highly roman
tic work, and their number is legion. will
find keen enjoyment I'm the American
opera compaDN's production IL is Gou-
mods masterpiece that win attract tho
most attention, however. from the fact
that IL has not been heard I'm it's musical
dress I'm Providence in ten or twelve
years. Faust" is founded upon Goetbc'e
tragedy which IL follows very closely. M
was first performed in 1859 aud was the
means OF placing Gounod in the front
rank OF living composers. Both operas will
bc cast from the pick Of the American
opera company's principals. which in
clude Ruth PEBBLES, Pauline Johnson
VIM. G.. stewart, George Tallman. Rose
marie Campbell Herbert Salinger and
Andrpas Schneider
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new EMPIRE THEATRE.

Monte Crlsto." rendered almost inn
mortal by that very capable actor. James
o'Neill, and played by him on more than.
5000 occasions. Is the Offering selected by
the Katherine Rober Stock company for
the delectation of It's patrons during the
last three nights and afternoons of the
week and the careful Interpretation given
the play by this excellent company fully
justified the assertion that no wiser
choice could have been made The story.
old and shopworn as IL surely is. IL highly
Interesting by reason OF Its familiarity
and although comparisons are exceeding
ly odious and never satisfying the temp
tation OF contrasting the O'Neil and
Rober versions Is too great to withstand
While the interpreta tons OF the char
acters by Miss Rober and her company
were undenlably crude I'm parts the play
on the whole was eminently satisfactory
and was evidently appreciated by the
large audience.
James Gordon. one OF the most popular
and versatile members OF the company.
essayed the role Of Edmond Dantes. the
fond-hearted sailor. and the Count OF
Monte Cristo, the unrelenting avenger.
and In this, his first lesdins role OF the
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-07-26
After 40 Years Of Welded Life
They Separate the Schwabs.
SCHWAB BROUGHT THEM HOME
Whsn They Were Not Prepared for His
Evening Meal He Accused Wife Of Hsung
Cooked Them for Son-ln-LaM

New York. July 25.--After forty years
of married life in which they have never
been separated for day and during
which time they have had but one quar-
rel. Joseph Schwab and his wife Catherine
have decided that they must separate.
Both are now over sixty years OF age.
And the quarrel. what is IL about?''
reporter asked the husband.
1T was about some frankfurters. was
the reply
The question OF who ate the frankfurt
ers has so split the family that the wife
has asked the Supreme court To give her
Q decree OF separation from her husband
When the matter came up before Judge
blanchard the husband said he was will
ing that she should have her decree. but
objected 10 the amount OF alimony asked
lie also objected to her motion to com
pei him To retransfer 10 her $40 900 worth
of real estate which she alleges she trans
ferred to him
The Schwabs live In n pretty cottage
in Bronxdale. The husband is a dealer
In hops and has an office with Haffen's
brewery at One Hundred and Sixty-ninth
street and Third avenue. The couple are
well-to-do.
Lawyer William Greenthal OF No. 81
Chamhers street, represents the husband.
ASIDE from saying that frankfurters were
the cause OF their disagreements the hus-
band referred all inquirers to his lawyer
The question was, who ate the frank
furters? said Lawyer GreenthaI yester-
day The husband claims that he brought
them home at noon TO have them cooked
for supper. When he arrived at night the
wife declared that she had not seen them.
The husband accused her OF having
cooked them for their son-in-law, and
said his wife thought more OF the young
man than she did OF him. The wife an
swered that IL must have been the dog
who ate them. as she never saw them
about the house.
80 seriously did they take the matter"
the lawyer declared. that they decided
70 live apart In the future. / tried 10
bring them together again but failed"
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-07-26
STEAMERS LEAVE PROVIDENCE
For FIELDS POINT
and CRESCENT PARK

LEAVE PROVIDENCE. week days, Z.
O. rio. 1880. Ri. 1l:3O. r12, 1890 ri, 1880,
r2 2:30 r3. $780, RI. 4:30, 20 $50, 6:i5,
6:45. 1880, s. $3.50. Saturdays only. 1915
u. m. making all stops.)
RETURNING. LEAVE CRESCENT
i21O 1920. 2:l0. '2:A0. $40. '3:40. 4:l0. u so.
$40. $3.50. $50 '7:G0 IS 30 $3.50. @l0:40. (Sat-
urdays only. II p m. express)
LEAVE PROVIDENCE. Sundays, $50.
r1O 1890 r11. II 80. rl2. 1890. ri. $50. r2,
2:3O. r3, $780, r., 4:So. rs. $50. '6 $780,
- = $50 80
Returning. LEAVE CRESCENT
PARK Sundays. 1910, ilI0 1910. l1O
$40 .2.40 $40 $40 4:l0, $50 5:i0. $3.50
$40 ESQ. 7:l0 '7:45, 'S15 'S:45 $3.50 40
'10.i0
FOR SILVER SPRING AND RIVER
SIDE. week days. Z, 3. 1880 and hourly
until 500 a. m. then 6l5. Gas D. m
sundays. hourly, $3.50 a m. TO $50 D. m
and s d. m. Return. week days s. 7.10
4 1920 a. M then hourly 20 500 and $40
D. M Return. Sundays 1920 a. m, then
hourly 1920 y. IN.
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PASSENGERS FROM the SOUTH.

The following named passeneers from
the South arrived here on steamer Chath-
am OF the Merchants and Miners line
yesterday; Columbus Foster. Edward
r. Wood Mr.. Francis. Mrs Francis Miss
Mary Walstrum. G. r. Drawer Mrs. n.
II OKeefe. II. T. voolfolk, Mr.. A. Nc
Mahon. Miss n n. Davis Miss r.. Win
kie. Mr.. g. w. Merriken, Miss A. Wrinkle.
Mr.. George McQuillen. Mr.. j. r. Evans
Mr. II. Lee. Mr.. w. T. Lee. Mr.. !. Durlhln'
Whlrlind Mr. A. V. Mullen, Mr.. V. Cush-
ina. MIR. r. II. Culllin, Mr. G. w. shirley.
Mrs. G. w shipley. Mr.. H. l.. McLana-
han. Mrs. y. Y. Flemming Mr.. r. u.
flemming MIR r. ". Gardner Mrs y. W.
Gardner. Mr. r. ". Raleigh. Mr II. Lee
and John Miller. nc cali M Iall.I
Esrsla 81 1Is-. ga etec 1910 -
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STEAMERS FOR
Rocky Point

LEAVE PROVIDENCE week days. 3.
rio RI, r.2 r; r. rS r. 3, 6;l5, 'i;so;;
for Providence week days. 1910, 'IllO.
III 40. di2 dt.i0. '2I0 1910. 1910. $40. 6.
IS 1910.
LEAVE PROVIDENCE Sundays. RIO.
ri ri2 n r, rs =, r5, sG, s&
FOR providcuCe Sundays, s1115. s12:i5.
y 10 F2:l5 '315 4:i5, f5:l5. '6:l5. '7:15," S:l5
fluI0.
stop at Crescent Park and Fields
Point only.
Stop az Crescent Park only.
q stop at Fields Point only.
The HOPKINS Transfer company will
call for and check baggage 90 destinatios
IA Newport and jamestown.
An freight should be unloaded on tho
wharf l5 minutes before leaving time OF
steamer 10 insure shipment. No freight
transported Sunday.
Large and small steamers 10 charter
for day and evening parties during the
summer season OF 1901 on application 10
r.. BUFFUM
Supt. transportation.
A. IT. WATSON. President.
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The ability Of an actress TO infuse into
n part "A significance and interest hardly
10 be found In the lines themselves. or
often I'm the rela tions OF the character TO
others in the story. could hardly be better
displayed than by Miss Helen Reimer
this week. in The Crust OF Society. ="
There Is something I'm Miss Reimers own
personality which never fails TO Impress
itself delightfully."- on any role she as
sumes, and her unfailing sense OF good
humor. although never allowed 90 go be-
yond the limits OF good taste. Is always
shown I'm delicate little touches such as
only the true artist can give.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-07-26

iAS JUST RETURNED FROM LON
NOUS CLAIRVoYANT AND SPIRIT
uAL MEDIUM.
Attention. Truth is stranger than fic-
tlon." Hope. help, life. Truth tells and
the people come. Your entire life reveal
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TO avoid your weaknesses, warned against
al treacherus friends. guided 10 success
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love and be loved in turn III you specu-
late, fortune Will be yours. IL YOU are
unlucky In business prosperity will shine
on YOU III you are afraid that your dear
est one IS untrue 10 you. come and get
the help which will make you content and
happy again. III you are separated from
a dear friend you will be reunited. and
love. luck and full share OF prosperity is
within your grasp. Others are happy
Then why should you be miserable? There
Is no reason. Take the good things God
offers. Write your troubles II you can
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ndential. Concerning business affairs He
gives dates. facts and figures reliable
and important advice and information on
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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-07-26

The admirers OF Miss Helainc Hadley
cannot fail 60 find IN her work this week
I'm The Crust OF Society" ono OF the
most satisfactory evidences OF her artis-
tic capabilities. The part OF the pure
and lovable Violet Esmond seem perfect
~ Co ft Miss Hadley's own charming
personality and the womanly and often
poetical continents I'm her lines are
spoken with an apparent sincerity that
seem 10 come from the heart. Miss Had
ley.s playing a. easy, remarkably natural
and most pleasing I'm It's simple and un-
Affected style. and leaves IN the minds
OF those who have seen the play one OF
its most distinctly agreeable Impressions.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-07-26

It is doubtful if any role IN which Mr.
Williams has been seen this season has
apnes red bcttor TO III his own pleasing
personality than that OF oliver ST. Aubyn
I'm "Tho Crust of Society" Mr. Williams
has never appeared more at ease has
never giVen a moro intelligent reading of
his lines. and never better demonstrated
his worthincss 20 be classed among the
most versatile and clever leading men on
the American stage than I'm the present
weeks Offering.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-07-26
NOTES FROM KeITHS.

The Success with which Mr. Roy Fair
child meets tho requirements of a role ia
The Crust OF Society which can hard
rs be said 90 be one 60 which he Is par
ticularlN well adapted. makes the plea sing
effect of MIS- efforts all the more credit
able 40 his ability as an actor. and the
uiccty with which ne recognizes the true
relations of the part win the other char
acters in The story. Is deserving Of an
especial word OF praise
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Excursions to Bristol

Leave Providence daily, Sundays ex-
cepted, az 2:30 p. m. via Queen CITY. Re-
turning, leave Bristol f:35 D. m. via ISL
Time table subject 10 change without
notice. VIII land at Seaconnet, weather
permitting. J. A. PETTEN
General Manager
y. q. Box 1858. Providence. n 7
EXCURSION RATES.
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STEAMER QUEEN CITY

VIII leave Seaconnet for Providence daily
I5undays exccptedl, at $50 "A. m. Pierce's
Wharf 1:l9 a. m. Newtown 1880 a. m, r.
u Humphreys Wharf. 1iverton. 7.g5
a. m. Returning leave Providence at 2:30
D. m. Tiverton $40 p. m. VIII not stop
at NewtoWn on down trip Saturdays
SUNDAYS.
Leave Providence $3.50 a. m. atoppInp AT
Bristol. Tiverton and Pierce's Wharf
passengers returning via Steamer Island
er y. m.
Matinee Excursions every Saturday.
leaving providence 2:3o D. m. seaconnet
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LEAVE PROVIDENCE FOR
NEWPORT

Week days. a. m. and 5 D. m. Sundays.
10 a. m, ? and D. m. Leave Newport for
Proyidence-Week DAYS. 7:15. 1880 a IN.
and y. IN. (Also Saturdays y. M Sum
days. and 1i:30 a. m. 5. 2 p. m.
EXCURSION TICKETS 60 CENTS.
So Tuesdays only. stop at Rocky Point
2 a. m. from Providence and daily y. m.
from Newport.
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CLAIRVOYANT !!
Prof. Phillips

HAS JUST RETURNED FROM LON
DON. ENGLAND. THE WORLDS FA-
NOUS CLAlRVOYANT AND SPIRIT
UAL MEDIUM
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steamers leave l36 Dyer St Providence
az a m. :. . and 6:45 p. m returninR
leaYe Newport at g. 1915 1890 and 10.i5
p m. for Providence
Excursion Tickets. 60 Cents.
,,sd stop at ROCKY Point 2, .. s:45 y. IN. from
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STEAMER MOUNT HOPE
VIII leave 1876 Dyer St at 7:3O d. m ex.
press TO Newport Harbor CNot Landing
Excursion Tickets Oimited). g.O0
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PbRRIN-H w England N v; A NJ
Morris. Boston: Sam Keller. N Y. A u
Hyde, Montclair; r " Carson, Phil: y I
thompson, Jr. Ben Fisher. N Y; Arthur
Anilly. Reckland: II r Pomeroy, West
leld: James A Smith. NY
Gilpin observer., 1901-03-28
Fined $40 md Costs. e

Thomas Mitchell and James Cramer,
: who were arrested and placed in tho
county Jail charged with mayhem had
their preliminary hearing Tuesday be-
fore Justice Hooper. The charge OF
snahem was withdrawn by Samuel
Hambly, it being questionable on the
part of prosecuting attorney Horace G..
Thurman whether the charge could be
lsubstantiated. Hambly preferred a
charge OF assault snd battery. After
hearing the evidence Justice Hooper
fined both Mitchall and Cramer 500 and
costs, total $50 each. The former paid
mis- 6ne and was discharged. The latter
being without money was con mitted to
siis county Jail in default of nonpayment
@d the fine and costs.