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HELP WANTED.


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TO a middle aged man OF good address to
engage in high class newspaper sUbscrip-
ton canvassIng, good weekly salary guar
anteed and liberal commission paid in addi-
ton. Address. stating experience and Civ
ing references q. z X. Tribune Office.
ATTENTION!-Men wanted: by doing an
easy work you can travel to England for
IS. 81; Germany. $40; and Africa. SOS: also
free transportation. return passage. At
I4ANTIC SHIPPING OFFICE, 115 1st-st-
ATTENTION'-Men wanted. cheap trip 10
all principal European ports. London.
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transportation procured. SHIPPING OF
FICES. s Clinton-st.. or 70 West-st.
wANTEp.-A farmer. must understand
growing small fruit: wages $40 month
and house Address H NJ. Box 3. Tribune
once.
WANTED.-2O good mixers for dairy
farms: also experienced farmhands. Ap-
ply at once. 4+3 West l3th-sJ.
YOUNG MEN wanted. any distance. copy
letters home evenings and return to us.
We pay SO per thousand. Send addressed
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Dept. 425. Box 1,4l1, Philadelphia
20 YOUNG MEN from New York and
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NEW YORK STPREME COURT-TRIAL

- Desired New York County-Benjamin I. Turner.
Plaintiff. against Frederick L. Wright and J. a. Lyon
Garfield, business az Wright Garfield.
the above named defendants and
each OF them You hereby summoned the
complaint this TO a copy Of your
the Plaintiffs Attorney within twenty days
the service this summons exclusive OF
OF service. and in case OF your failure appear
answer judgment will be taken you default
for the relief demanded complaint.
Dated New York. Goth. 1902.
RENO r. ELLINGTON, Plaintiffs Attorney. Once and
Post ONCE address - Broadway. Borough Of Man
haitian. Of New
To the defendants Frederick y. Wright and J. A Lyon
served by publication pursuant order Of
Hon. Charles H TruaX o.
Supreme Court OF the State Of New York
day June. 1902, hled with complaint in the
ef1ce OF the Clerk OF the County Of New York
Dated New York. "a. 1902
RENO r. ELLINGTON, Attorney for Plaintiff. ONCE
and Post once Address. ~ Broadway. Borough Of
Manhattan. City of New York
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4 CAMP FOR MEN.

A CAMP FOR MEN will be personally con-
ductad nv Dr Henry Burnham Savage at
Ridgefield, Conn. during July and August
affording city men opportunity TO OBTAIN
the benefits of a strictly natural IRE u'T, uhigT
nroner Guidance. limited TO II men Call
or write DR. SAVAGE. Physical Develop
ment Institute 30S West 59th-st.. New
York or Rideefeld. Conn.
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DRESSNkKING.

A-A-MME. WILSON. 100 West Goth
st-Artlstic gowns made at short notice !;
latest designs: first class work guaranteed ;
summer materials made reasonably.
DRESSMAK ER--Artistc and thorough;
desires engagements by day OF week. city
or country; highest references. address
THOROUGH. Tribune Uptown once. 1854
Broadway.
DRESSMAKER.- filter; dinner. tea
evening gowns. coats. &C; out by day IN
Christian families: So day; special rates
country lO2 West 43d-st.
DIP RESSCUTTING and millinery sysIemati-
cally ,aught: pays better than other trades.
night school Monday. Wednesday. Friday:
81 so starts you M'DOWELL'S. s10-Sls
6th-aVe-
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OLD GOLD AND SILVER WANTED

OLD GOLD. silver and platinum bought.
SCHWITTER & KENNEDY. Gold and
Silver Rehners, IS John-st-. New-York.
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SIPREIE COTRT- COUNTY OF NEW

York;. Estelle Depeyster and Mary Justine De
peyster Of the Anti-Nuptal settlement OF
Johnston L. Depeyster and Julia Anna Depeyster his
wife Plaintiffs. against Abraham MiChelsOhn Bessie
Mchesohn wife Abraham Michelsohn, Uhe said first
Of Bessie being fictitious the of the
the said Abraham Mchesohu being unknown 10
plaints): Musner Musliner and Isaiah
Friesner individually and under the
Joseph Musiner & Co; Joseph NJ. Delaney Moses
Shapiro, Edward L. and Joseph H. Iadew, indi-
vdualy co-partners doing business under the firm
and style OF Fayerweather Ladrw; Barnet Levy,
Robinson Robert Robinson Hyman Derber Joseph
Greene Samuel Roth. Charles Levitt, Nathan Levitt,
Samuel Victor Mendel schwartz Defendants-Tria de
sired New York County. summons. To the above
named defendants You hereby summoned 10 answer
the complaint in this action, and OF
answer the plaintiffs attorney, within twenty days
the service Of this exclusive Of the day OF
service and in of failure to
JUDGMENT will be taken against by default for the
relief demanded In the complaint.
MAYER KRONACHER, Attorney for Plaintiffs. once
and P o. Address 258 Broadway, Borough OF Man
haitian. y Y City.
To the above named Defendants, Abraham Mchelsohn,
Mchesohn. If Abraham Michesohn. the said
Bessie being fictitious the true OF the
said Abraham Michesohn being unknown o
plaintiffs: foregoing served upon
by publication order OF the Honorable
Charles II. Trusx Justice Of the Supreme
dated the twsntyfourth day OF June.
1902 day nled with the Complaint. IN the
the Clerk OF the County Of New York. the
County Court House. in the City OF New
Dated New York, 4th. 1902
MAYER KRONACHER, Plaintiffs Attorney
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PANAMA HATS.

FROM Guayaquil Ecuador. Importer clos
ing consignment offers the public oppor-
tunlty 10 buy direct from first hands: s. 10
s. each. Room 10. No. Stone-st-
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OPIUM. MORPHINE. LIQUOR.

HABITS CURED at home or at sana-
torium; physician's reference. Corre-
spondence confidential FRANK Kicker,
35l West 42d-st
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Qearbers.

A EVERETT STONE CYalc and Columbia). 316 Yves
~. Seth St. Tutoring at pupils tutors residence.
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YOUNG LADIES wanted. any distance
copy letters home evenings and return tc
us. We pay $40 per thousand. Send ad-
dressed envelope. particulars and copy. F.
NJ g, Dept. AZ. Box l, an. Philadelphia.
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MACHINERY.

AT REDUCED PRICES.-5OO secondhand
wood and iron working machines. fully
guaranteed: machinery bought and ex-
changed. GEO B. EDDY sos Madison-st.
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CHURCH MUSIC.
AN EXCELLENT HISTORY OF ITS RISE
AND DEVELOPMENT

MUSIC IN THE HISTORY OF THE WESTERN
CHURCH. With Introduction Religious
Music Among Primitive and Ancient Peoples.
BY Edward Dickinson. Octave. pp. viii 426
f.hariea 49,
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ORIENTAL RUGS & CARPETS.

sIVASLIAN BROS, 416 4th-ave. Crel. 1883
Madison Sol. importers OF rugs and car
pets: cleaning and repairing a speciality.
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INSOMNIA. NERVOUSNESS.

INSOMNIA, nervousness. rheumatism. sue
cesstulIy treated; also facial massage
WFtFR. lol West 52d-s,
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CARPET CLEANING.

CARPET CLEANING.
JI.& j. M. wIlLIAM
SS9 w, SAITH ST. GsI; GsIa%sa, ass
CARPET CLEANING. Established is7S.
@. WILLIAMS & SON.
rfo w. 77TN ST. Fi1.l:Is., Rf'; "a.
CARPET CLEANSING. Established 1879.
CAREFUL CARPET CLEANING Co
Cleans by compressed air. steam. hand OF
on noor. SIS broadway 42i East tstn-sI
COE & BRANDT. Tel. 1872 Ssth-
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ITALIAN ROYAL MAIL S. S. co.

NAVIGAZIONE GENERALE ITALIANA
NAPLES-GENOA-AL ENANDHIA.
ALL NEW STEAMERS WEEKLY SERNLSE,
HIRZEI FFITMANN & CO. IL Broadway. n I
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CANCER AND LUPUS.

REMARKABLE discovery: superseding
Y RAYS. VIOLET RAYS.
Serum and Piasters. Physician. 38l Tomp-
kins-ave.. Brooklyn, y. Y, U. 8. A.
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HELP WANTED
Female

WANTED. Competent and responsible
woman as cook and Caretaker; $50. Ad-
dress CARETAKER. Box -. Tribune Of
flee.
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FlREWORKS.-Sl s. S. So. so. S25
Ass -rted lots. Especially for children anu
family display. LIEDERS FIREWORK
AND NOVELTY HOUSE 90 o. and %
Park Row near Brooklyn Bridge
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DETECTIVE AGENCY.

MCCULLOUGH. ex-United States Secret
Service Oflicer.-Roping, shadowing. IN
vestiFating. strikes looked after; business
confidential 20 Park Row.
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SCALP TREATMENT.

SHAMPOOING Manicuring: RIchters su-
perior hair tonic; satisfaction guarau-
teed. A. RICHTER 2S7 East llth-st-
home or out.
New-York tribune., 1902-07-02
HAIR DNEING CONIB.

GERMAN PATENT; produces any shade by
simply combing, without staining the
scalp, harmless. durable undetectable
Write for particulars. l. MOERCK I5g
West l29th-st.. New-York
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"T A VELOCE.

FAST ITALIAN LINE.
Navagazione Italiana Vapore Naples Genoa
REGULAR U. S. MAIL SERVICE EVERY WEEK
Citta al Miano. July p Citta di Milano Sept
Nord America . Aug. 10 Nord America ....... Oct
Large CABINS Dining saloon promenade deck
BOLOGNESI HARTFIEM.D & CO.. % WALL, ST
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCY.
FURNISHED ROOMS.

PARLOR FLOOR and foyer hall superbly
furnished. right locality for physician.
Apply pa West tTth-st
WASHINGTON HEIGH TS.-Just as good
tho country. nicely furnished. pIeas-
ant. reasonable. 554 West 149th-st
New-York tribune., 1902-07-02

CHIROPODY. MANICURING &C.
DR. WE'LL. 265 Wes. I?5th-st., near Stn-
ave.-Corns. bunions and inverted NAM
Eknfully treated and cured: naLicurinS.
New-York tribune., 1902-07-02

GARDENER or SUPERINTENDENT is
open Tor engagement with any lady or
gentleman requiring the services OF a thor
ougn!y practical man in horticulture the
care and management OF a 1rst-class estab-
Ishment; German: 70; married: no chill
dren; twelve years best OF references =
F. Lava. y. Y
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.
female

| COOK and LAUNDRE ESS-By strong WON
an: last employer can be seen 100 East
54-h-st
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AE--TnOroughI understands cara
OF horses, harness. carriages; generally
useiu!; references; city. country. COACH
MAN, care Mrs. Dearn. 241 West 26th-st
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PHOTOGRAPHS IN YOUR HOME

IN your home. by lady artist: ladies' in
costume artistically posed; invalids chill
dren and pets: reasonable: VIII call with
samples. Miss LEVERS. l49 Past II7th 81
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BOARD AND ROOMS.

ST. ALBANS. Z EAST 31ST-ST-
Rooms. single suite; Doctors once:
private baths; dining room parlor nooF'
electric light: table board
~ IRVING PLACE.
Large and small furnished rooms; tanle
beard II desired; by day or week. outlhs
summer months: terms moderate.
55TH- ST. 10 WEST.-Desirable room and
board: references.
sc TO co EAST 59TH-ST.-Ful hotel &C
commodations: light rooms, with break
fast and table d'hote dinner. including
wine for S12 per week. Full value
BUSINESS CHANCES.
THE United States Patent Of the best ad-
vertisiug ticket in the world, suitable TOT
any business, but specially fol hats ana
clothing is for sale at a low figure, or
would arrange for State rights. There Is
fortune in this II acted on quickly r
CRCMPTON. III Metropolitan Hotel. 2Ith-
81. and Broadway.
WANTED.-A partner in an art glass busi-
ness will sell outright. Address d.
L. Box 50. Tribune Uptown Ofice. 1854
broadway.
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ARDENER--Married: understands all
garden work; wife good cook Iaunfress
". PROTCHER. 45S West 24th-st
New-York tribune., 1902-07-02

COOK.-First class: willing ans ohIirf,,-
IN small private family: city or country
last employer can be seen for two davs'
2l9 East 32d-st
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LAWYERS.

LIBERAL LOANS on diamonds watches,
jewelry. silverware. etc Furs stored
during summer months. MAX BERN
STEIN, 2T1 West 125th-st-
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HOLLAND-AMERICA LINE

For La Guayra, Puerto Cabello, Curacao and Mara.
caibo via Curacoa-Calling also Juan p p 'N
From Roberts Pier. Brooklyn.
3 > PtlLADf.L>FfilA saturday July IL
5. S. CARACAS Saturday
vessels have superior for na
BOULTON BLISS & DATJE.rT
l.
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OlD DOEl0RIlOM G0RgiE

DAILY SERVICE.
For OLD Point Comfort Norfolk. Portsmouth. Pinner's
Point and Newport News. Va connecting for Petersbl
South West, ~ 4 e''''0
Freight and Passenger steamers from
N H. loot or Beach ST. day 2 + NJ
II. l. WALKER. Traffic Ma tager
New-York tribune., 1902-07-02

TNRIENDS SCHOOL Providence, r ].
l. both sexes; all denominations.
EsJabiishe, 1884.
Courses English. Science Classics Music and
AUGUSTINE JONES. LII B.. Principal
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GARDENER-By German: married: two
children: thoroughly experienced In all
branches OF gardening: strictly temperate
and reliable I. W. 12S Richmond Row.
Stapleton. Staten Island
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-08-13

Port OF Spain, Island OF Trinidad, Aug
u-Datails OF the nghting at Barcelona
Venezuela, received here by boat, show
that a terrible battle started on Sunday
Aug. g. and that on the following Wed
nesday the revolutionists entered the
oity. They kept up a continuous nring
day and night destroying houses one
by one to reach the centre Of the city.
At midnight on Thursday two-thirds or
the city was In the power OF the revo-
lutionists. On Friday the government
strongholds were carried and the last
survivors of the government ofncers tried
20 escape by the river TO the sea, put
failing in this they made one last stand,
after which on Friday at noon they sur
rendered to the revoluuonist command
ers, Generals FRANCISCO. Monagas ana
Platero.
Among those taken prisoners are Mar
Tin Marcano. president OF the state OF
Barcelona ana commander of the gov
erenment troops: eight generals and -
eolonels The dead on both sides num-
bered 167. All houses In the city werc
sacked and in some instances inonensive
women and children were maltreated and
killed.
All stores were pillaged. especially
those Belonging to foreigners. and the
French cable office was robbed The
American. Italian and Dutch consulates
were pilIaged and the consuls have asked
for men-of-war TO protect life and prop
srty.
United States Minister Bowen at Cara
cas- has cabled the United States cruiser
Cincinnati TO go to Barcelona without
delay and TO take provisions.
The Topeka is anchored at Porto Ca
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-08-13
OUTPOST
SURPRISED
BY M0R0S
Two Soldiers Of the 9th In.
fanty Killed and Another
Severely Wounded.

Manila, Aug IA small party Of
Moros surprised an outpost of the 9th
Infantry at Camp Vicais yesterday. Ser
geant Foley and Private Carey were
killed and Private vandorn was severely
wounded.
The Moros, who numbered only n dozen,
were armed with spears and swords. The
morning was dark and foggy The at
tacking party crawled TO within a few
feet OF the sentinels and then sprang
upon them suddenly.
The entire outpost rushed to the relief
OF the sentnels. but they were too late
and the Moros escaped. although possibly
a few OF them were wounded. The
American sentinels were terribly cut by
the swords and spears.
The attacking Moros were all from
Bacolod, and the occurrence probably will
result In move against that town, which
has strong fort and other defences.
MoRTALLY WOUNDED.
Constebulary Inspector VIM. schermer.
horn. whose home was in Seattle. Wash
was mortally wounded In recent nght
with ladrones at Iligan. Mndanao.
ANNIVERSARY OF CAPTURE.
The fourth anniversary OF the capture
OF the city Of Manila which was sur.
rendered 10 the American forces on Aug
49, lSss, was observed as general holi.
day.
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REMEMBERED
Mrs. Ferris Relatives Bene-
fICIaries Under Her Will.

New York. Aug. 1s.-The will OF Mrs.
Anna w. Ferris of westchester. who left
considerable personal property and real
estate, has been filed In the surrogate's
once. Mrs. Ferris died on July Is last
Mrs. Ferris directs that her plano be
put in order at the expense of her estate
and forwarded without cost to Mary Ade-
laide and Harriet Douglas OF New Lon
don, Conn. the daughters OF her dead
cousin, Mary Douglas.
She also leaves them 5000 each. The
rest OF her household furniture and books
she leaves 20 Mrs. Sarah NJ Ferris 10 be
distributed among her children. TO rsa-
bel ~ Chappeli. wife OF William 3. Chap
peli Of New London. and 20 Susan O.
Amerman. the wife OF James A. Amer
man. OF Hartford. Conn. the surviving
daughters Of her cousin. Christopher Cui-
yer. sr., she leaves $500 each. OF which
their father is 70 receive the income for
hfs.
To the namesake OF the testator. Anna
Ferris Gorson OF East Bridgewster. Mass,
is left 1900.
The residue Of the estate goes 10 Henry
Ferris and his wife.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-08-13
FIERCE BAT TILE IN
VENEZUELAN TOWN.
Nearly 200 Killed, President Made
Prisoner byRebelS but Blue Jack
cts Ready to Protect Americans

bello. the Marietta is on the Orinoco,
the German warship Fake is at Curacao
and the Italian cruiser Giovanni Bausan
and the British cruiser Pallas are at
La Guayra.
TOWN TAKEN BY REvOLUTIONISTS
Washington. Aug. l3 - Minister Bowen
has cabled the state department from
Caracas that our consul at Barcelona has
Informed him by wire that Barcelona has
been taken by the Revolutlonists; that
they are sacking the town. and that. In
his Judgment. the protection OF a vessel
should be Immediately afforded him.
Mr. Bowen says ne has cabled the Gin
cinnau to return without delay. He
notes that the Topeka is at Porto Capsllo
and the Marietta up the Orinoco river.
After conference between tho state
and navy department officials in regard
10 Minister Bowen's dispatch the fol-
lowing instructions were prepared for the
commander OF the Topeka at Porto
Cabello:
Vessel needed Immediately at BARGE
Iona If you sail before the Cincinnati
arrives from Curacao leave for her in
struction cabled you yesterday"
BLUE JACKETS ARE READY.
Before the instructions were sent the
Cincinnati reported her arrival at Porto
Cabello, whereupon the instructions were
modified so as to direct that one OF the
ships proceed Immediately to Barcelona.
This leaves II discretionary with Captain
Mclean OF the Cincinnati, the senior
officer present, TO send the Topeka or go
himself with the Cincinnati The vessel
which remains will be prepared to land
blue Jackets at Porto Cabello In case
of necessity.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-08-13
COLD WAVE
Ice Covered the Walks on
Mount Washington.

Mount Washington. N. IT,. Aug la-Ai
the peak OF Mt. Washington. the cold
wave which developed yesterday after the
humidity OF the preceding hours. re-
solved 8tsclf into freezing atmosphere.
At a. m. the Thermometer registered
o. and winter clothing was a necessity
for all at the top Of the mountain. The
summit presented a bleak appearance.
thickiy coated as Il was with sleet and
Ice. while on the long wooden walk about
the hotel. the Ice formation was such that
IL had 70 be ehoveied away early this
morning.
A high west wind. combining itself with
the cold made the conditions outside the
hotel somewhat uncomfortable. The in
dicstions were favorable for a cool crisp
day.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-08-13

the men began to scramble TO get out.
The car struck the tree with sufficient
force to smash the bonnet. Motorman
Ross was not hurt. Conductor j. l.
Leach was hurt slightly on his back and
sustained several slight bruises.
One passengers knees were slightly
bruised, some OF the men exhibited torn
trousers as evidence that they had been
in the accident and one woman tainted.
A wrecking car removed the disabled
one and after an hours delay got the
track free for travel.
The mishap was caused by the break
ing OF one OF the journals.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-08-13
NOT FOR SALE
Famous Borghes Palace viii
Not Go Under The Hammer.

Rome. Aug. i3.-Recently published
statements that the famous Borghez pa
lace was 10 be sold at auction are author
itatively denied by the legal representa-
tives OF the Borghez family.
Rome dispatch on January "a an
nounccd that the Italian government had
purchased the Borghez art gallery for
sso0.oOo the sale being made by" Prince
Borghez because OF financial dificuities
In November. 1901, Prince Borghez offered
10 donate to the Italian nation all OF his
paintings except Raphaers Sacred and
Profane Love" ~ he were allowed TO sell
that picture abroad. 10 was said he had
been offered si.o0o.coo for this painting
The government refused him permission
to sell n abroad.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-08-13
EAST PROVIDENCE

The veterans will use the ''Geyser" next
Thursday and the actives the "old
Watchemoket"
The East Providence Veteran Ffremen
met last evening and made their arrange
ments for the muster at Crescent park
on Thursday. The members are very en-
thusiastic over this muster. and expect to
win prize.
SCHOOL COMMITTEE.
The school committee held a special
meeting Monday evening. but only three
members were present, Supt George N
Bliss and Messrs. Chase and Budlong
Clark Chase presided and bills 10 a small
amount were audited and ordered to be
paid. The matter OF alterations and Inn
provements TO the various school build
ings was discussed. but no definite ac-
ton taken. The committee adjourned
until next Monday evening.
HORSE NOT FIT FOR WORK.
A complaint was made to Sergeant Mon
roe at police headquarters this morning
that horse In an UNIT condition ror
work was attached to a heavily loaded
lumber wagon trying TO climb Taunton
avenue hill. On Sergeant Monroe going
to investigate he found the horse with a
forward hoof badly diseased and ordered
the animal taken to the barn. The driver
said that the animal belonged to William
A. Baten of Providence Agent Smith or
the Society for the Prevention OF Cruelty
to Animals was notified by Sergeant Mon
roe.
SOCIAL SAYINGS.
Hugh Hamilton OF wsrrenton. Va.
who has been visiting Judge George n.
I Bliss and Town Treasurer David s.
Ray. left last night for his home.
"a
Ing her vacation with her aunts, Mrs
Ella johnson. and Mrs. Della Richmond.
Rev. II. T.. Johnson is entertaining
| friends from Massachusetts, for few
days.
Mrs. James C. Peck and daughter. Miss
| Blanch Peck, are visiting relatives at
Midlava Park. N. j.
| Miss Annie NJ. Whtford, who has been
| the guest OF Miss Winifred c. Wood for
several days. has returned to her home
! at Anthony, r. /.
LIVELY RUNAWAY.
Yesterday afternoon two horses at
| tached to moving wagon became
| frightened on Lincoln avenue and dashed
through the centre OF the village In
front of Remingtons drug store. The
| wagon was overturned and the driver
was thrown and badly cut about the
head and hand. The animals started of
| again and running through several streets
| disappeared over Pomham Hill In the
| direction of Providence. About O'Clock
| the horses were returned and hitched 10
| the team and started for the city.
FUNERAL TOMORROW.
The funral OF Miss Margaret Cronin.
| age %. Will be held tomorrow morning
at $50 o'clock from her parents resi-
dence on Goldsmith avenue, East Provi-
| dence.
SCARLET FEVER Case.
A case OF scarlet fever in a family re-
siding on Knowlton street was reported
| to Health Officer Mason B. Wood today.
| and all precautions were Immediately
| taken. IL is the only case OF the kind
| In this part OF tho town. The smallpox
| patient who was removed from here 10
| the pest house several weeks ago IL pro-
| crossing nicely and IL is expected tina,
| he will be released before many days
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-08-13
STRIKERS
DEMANDS
GRANTED
Street Car Men at Yonkers
Win Battle After Three
Hours Struggle.

Yonksrs, N. Y. Aug. 13.-The employees
of the Union Trolley Co., struck again to-
day but the strike. like that OF last Sat
urday. was OF short duration. The men
went out today because they had received
no word from the companys officials rela-
tive 20 demands made by them last week.
The strike today. however, seems 10
have been due TO a Misunderstanding for
when President Maher OF the company
had been informed OF the situation he
said the demands OF the men had been
acceded to and an agreement In due form
would be given TO the employees this af-
ternoon.
This explanation satisfied the men and
they returned 10 work after having been
out about three hours. p