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Haiu iiiri ~ Marion. SEAT

TIRE OLD HOMESTEAD FOR SALE.
tthpe~A No Z chance for veTrtabls. dairy
ma and frlfif - arr~s Of rich creek bot
tom - acres % ~ cultivated. also 10
arFrs q One fruit and berry land. half
Of II cleared. small house ard barn: the
whole ~ srrrs Ter sale for $1,000. half
caah. balance 90 suit. nue roads. school
ana nelEhboru only 10 miles south o.
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CLARktb psrnin bhafthana hehaol. Ia.
aiNdual iHHffuCiian - Boston tih
hEnr Haeiha.is ana tsagl.fs. Acme naslnsa.
OnLIsa.. Aa.naa snl ME
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HBMESl HOMES HONESi
The NATIONAL HOME-SEEt<ERS'
ASSOCIATION viii buy you "a
home any place you wish. or viii
pay on the mortgage on your HON,
or farm and let you return the
money In payments of $3.50 per
month on each 81 600 without in
torcst Remember. This ~ Ma
TIONAL association, therefore the
daily business VIII al an times be
large ard the time 90 olnpse from
the time you make application un-
IN you get your money win be
short Beware OF companies ofTcr-
ing unreasonable Inducements.
1902 First Ave. Phone Black 4i52.
open evenings.
T.. NJ. GORDON. state Manager.
FOR RENT
N-room house. near Pike and "a ave! rent
A2i furniture fur splr sihO
y room house center 81 city. rent SO. fur
niture Ter sale 500
= rooms on Westetn ave. rent Stt. furni-
turo Tor sale. Eit5
Cnl a. TINE BUREAU. t4o0 First ave
0iAH Tenth
FOR RENT Houses. cottages. stores and
foomh, furnished and uufurnlnhed In all
parts Of the city. German. A morlcan
Investment Co. ti1 Third avenue.
FOR RENT Cottage ~ 3 rooms. end OF
Lake linton car line. SIS. pAMt-s a
'HNFlt 100 fesler way, rooms g. 4 & o.
fuhNlEHED housekeeping rooms SOS
Howell At.
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sENrrt.E
Pats up rapial ..... Iit0 Co.
ususfsl bankfus basInsss transacted
- Hose. D.. Efss AZ NeMiFssn. vice
rf~s T.. TafneF. each u y Fafkhurst
asst casa Nsslla on pFthcipai citlss
- q. y ana Esfapr
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rom cottage On Nineteenth avenue norti
tfepu
2 ioss small hosss. az inierbaY. $500.
iats ia ballard t1sn each
, rHata hoars On Twenty FIRST avenue uorti
tIHo
lats nud small house $40. terms
1T and small house $50
latn and small house $3.50.
We have lgts an lusen Anne. from $50 :
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CAsIf NrLI.TTiIs


CHICAGO CAST ltEs4thrfit- far I'll kln3a
90 hlrlre-t hish grade tatat aadlnE thr
is.Hf advert lsefnrHt. raafs fhr irsHt "a rs.
tHfra 40 ftfst kfr aaaiN. utfslssfta
Greet NHffmsrn hafei
'oNfnAtfoHs and BUILDERS
mtoMLEt a WELl4A. ssnsrAi cuai4ae tors.
~ Da=H Nag4 30 Tel halu 80.
CLOTHES CLEANING
sEATrf-E tisthss Ffssslns Coz. eiashs.
in shaus 81 70 meath dvrlag rsnalf.
las loot ThiFi Hsa stss
bh NhAti,--orEHATio SCHOOLS
EeAN UfAmatte mrtaal pfstsfss 4 4Y4is fsF
dramatic and sfsfntif staEs. advanced
rupilt finished. Hnd beainn~rs accepted iH
sloestian and ofatafy wlN fufnlsh play.
aNd te.ara afauatls clubs Tusa ADJ
ru. a. ifaipoke
DANCING ACADEMIES
DANCING classes fof bsEinnsrs Mnuaay
ans Tudag srsalns e. 20 Prof VIII
ssas srhaui - dancing urfVats tesaans
fauY Hanss hall fFks street
SOCIETY ana stage dsncins y IA
httra. supVfrtuaf Normal aasociatiea.
sfiS T.uf Green 1870.
PWoF LITTLE. teacher o. bal room al
,s1ry aA1elns ai2 4sdtson. Fhgns.
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raria.r Eaair4 wIth 1850 10 asao8 Pay.
80 saloon coast ErthauEs. s. STAIR.
laBd btdrh
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FEATHERS RENOVATED.
phona John 1901. $500
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TIMERS


THE LLOYD TRANSFER co. phone Mair
SIC, oihco 0N Marion 20 Moving heavy
freight safes. machinery and furuitur,
and pian"s horses boarded
FikEs Transfer Co, Main $50
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r. o nickEnroN. sensfn aa0tionssf.
1919 rifst svsnus
Jos MAHTrN. general suctionser. ggiB
llLnl aNe fLnnn nah TAa
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nEAL ESTATE

COMAIHClAL HIAMr W0HKB-hchsusf
nan hLu-k no lLefrr-
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raFinsr -antsd with tipo. 500 q naantt
EHafaetrrf. ttset EHesanEr. - starr.
Nabd bioek
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y " 7 " LII y VI TTWNFNV TT7IN
oHEssMAkERs
Miss 3 49, fGTMAN drrssiga kiaF pafiars,
fn0rHs ~ ard ~. Downs block
bhENtMAktNu pariafs. 1871 Third ave
uHEsEMAktSp school iiiT sth ave Ia.
dies make their garments girls httsd fef
Positions ln ans month
MADAME a. g SAITH ~ H,n,kisy.
Mna HANSON -Anr.nF rriiiinert ht Loves,
r---r. -----.- L----LE - NM.
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rtE HsANbiNAVtAA- ANfiucAN HASk
,af Seattle nrnrfsi banhInH hasiHraa
transacted psgesitr. a. sssf usa9 Tarftsi
isaid ~ tt"n 'su A. tntihsfs ptea. D.. O..
9fentahi tlfe pfeH A. ~ HasitsrE. cash. .
! p lane. aaat faah
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HUUbkH AND LorB
FOR SALE We have upwards On 600 hoas-
20 fuf sale. ranEing % price from $500 10
tlb.oho We haFa pnatnEruph taken q
the prospective purchasers are material
~ aided in maA.nE selection before
vioulnE tho trurfrtv. Arcr our Gus
toner wHkeH number OF rslcctlans Ia
inr Co pay. -Tc take him 90 the different
places IN one o. cur carriarrH standing
90 mo door To hecrWfu uaHtc WORKING
men ana others who md 90 difficult q
20 Keep cur office open until @ CLOCK "a
- ihc ytenins ara ~! DAY sunday
COMPANY
hi7 Third Avenue.
GROCERY for sale ggai stock 81 eroc-
rrirH an lnFuige. in thr braf business sub
urb in Seattle. years lease ON hull1inF.
az Low rent. fine business opening
COLLINS a WILLIAMS,
~ Sullivan HuildirE.
PIANOS AT Wholesale
To celebrated pnH Htrgor a sons Arloa
ana Davis = Sons pianos can now be- pur-
chased direct from the manufacturers At
factory prices and On easy terms -
MANUFACTUREHs PIANO co.
SECOND ave ana Maltson a.
TWO sections good timber land IN Pierce
county. consisting ~ about IS eno 90 feet
mr. ana cedar. 40 thousand
TstiY MOS 2iO Ncsler.
HIGHEST prices paid Tor second hand
household goods. stoves. bedroom sets,
carpets etc. ag1 second hand Office fur
nltsre, Hed Front Furniture Co, NOM
Second avenue south Tel. Rsd ig22
MOprUH Broom cottage. new. Inquire ~
o. BEAN. 1870 second ave
TWO cook stoves, SOS Huvsn 90
ron SALE Lots near Iatopa school So.
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AUCTION ard caramtstan house Hanrruft
qnt Stan. recondhand neuts bought ana
rHll Hrn leather FHs.fH #lif cell Hf rfa
change 81 half Price. 90 rae street. o.
81 stem. srrerhl Hu.tiouvef Tel. tiaY 80
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-06-19
MONEY PROMPT BIG CONVENTION.
viii Be Held by Sunday School
Teachers at Denver.

Boston. June l9-W. w, Hartshorn Of
this city. acting chairman of the inter
national Sunday School convention to be
held at Denver. opening June 26. has
started for Denver to attend to the finel
details OF the great meeting as he also
is chairman of the program committee
He will be followed In few days by
large delegations OF Sunday School work
ers as the coming convention Is held to
be the most important International Sun
day School convention since that OF
1872, when the international lesson sys-
tenn was adopted.
The constituency of the convention in
cludes nearly 100000 scholars and
teachers I'm the United States, Canada,
the provinces and Mexico.
The program OF the convention will
center upon the work OF the religious
training OF youth. Teacher training. the
Importance OF lesson system, and the pos
sibility OF the application OF day school
methods to the Sunday School are to be
focal points OF the sessions
The New England train carrying dele
cations from Maine. New Hampshire.
Vermont, Massachusetts, and Rhode
Island. will leave Boston June 23d, ar
riving In Denver. Thursday morning.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-06-19
LEGISLATIVE ACTION NEEDED

Concord. N. H., June 19.-At the meet
ing OF the governor and council today II
was voted that legislative action would
be necessary to pay the claims Of Horace
s. Cummings OF Washington, ID. c.. for
S16.2b5.s7 for services as state agent
Numerous appointments were made
among them Walter Drew OF Coebrook
and Richard NJ. Scammon OF Stratham as
trustees OF the state college, Daniel c.
Westgate OF Plainneld and Charles H.
King OF Lancaster. members OF the board
OF agriculture, John Il. Bartlett OF Man
chester and Thomas r. Johnson 90 Cole
brook. ballot commissioners. Morris Chris
tie, NJ. D. OF Antrim. William r Thayer
Of Concord and John McCrlllls of New
pott trustees OF the state hospital
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-06-19
FINANCIAL NEWS
BULLS AND BEARS.

Wall Street. June 19.-Ilinois Central
was lifted q at the opening. Otherwise
prices were lower throughout on widely
Reading sold at G6la TO Goa. compared with
G7is last night and there were losses OF
about a point I'm Missouri Pacific, Cana
dian Pacific. Col. Fuel and American Ice.
Realizing In Illinois Central caused
reaction OF a point and the continued liq-
uidation I'm Colorado Fuel lowered II 2Ia.
Other stocks reached a lower level but
losses were limited TO fractions except
I'm a few cases Large buying orders APP
peared in Atchison ana when II crossed SO
other stocks rallied slightly The rally
was not held and prices began TO rccede
again.
Dealing become quite active when the
bears detected proht-taking by the bulls
and made general attack on prices.
Many of the principal stocks fell between
/ and points below yesterdays close. the
list including Missouri Pacific. Illinois
Central Union Pacific. Reading. Manhat-
tan and Amalgamated. ST. Paul was re-
latiyely firm and stocks which have not
shared in the recent bull campaign were
not much affected. Bonds were easier.
Selling became more urgent and losses
were largely extended throughout Stocks
which had shown some resistance earlier,
notably st. Paul and the Eastern Trunk
lines became decidedly weak and the gen
oral tendency was accelerated by heavy
liquidation OF u. s. Steel. The common
stock fell 10 SO q and the preferred to
37lf. Declines elsewhere reached two
points in many important stocks and 3
in Great Northern preferred, Anaconda
and Ice preferred At l o'clock the mar
ket was quieter and slightly above the
lowest.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-06-19
IN CONGRESS-.
Senate TO Vote on ISthmlan
Canal Bill This Afternoon.

Washington. June 19.-When the senate
convened today at IL o'clock IL was with
the intention of beginning the voting up
on the Isthmian canal question at ?
o'clock.
Mr.. Proctor Cvt.) was relieved from ser
vice as one OF the senate conferees on the
military academy appropriation bill and
Mr.. Burrows (Mich) was named in his
stead.
Mr.. Morgan (Ala.) presented the follow
ing letter he had received from Secre-
tary of State Hay, concerning the point
raised in the Isthmlan canal debate by
Mr.. Kittredge (S. d.:
II am requested by the minister of
Costa Rico TO infor mthe committee on
Inter-Oceanic canals that he has been
instructed by his government 10 make
known to that OF the United States that
the government of Costa Rico are pre-
pared to take all necessary steps TO put
themselves I'm a position TO negotiate with
the government of the United States a
treaty for appropriate concessions for an
isthmian canal on terms substantially as
proposed by the government of the
United States"
The communication was laid on the
table.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-06-19
EMMETT FLEES;
TWO WOMEN MOURN
Promised 10 Secure a Husband For
One and Got S4OO--POIiCo
Hunting For Him.

Emmett's hands The charm began TO
work, AT least Emmett said II had, and 10
help II along Miss Barney was TO call
twice a week for consultation.
Last week Emmett told her TO come
for the last time. this morning, when he
would return the $500 TO her. she could
pay him fee and the next time she saw
her lover the latter would propose once
more be accepted and a happy marriage
would follow.
Miss Barney called at 1870 Point street
today and failed to find the spook super
intendent or her money. The medium
and the $400 left the house together yes
terday, IL is alleged.
And the wedding invitations have not
yet been sent out.
Mary Seamans also had n story to tell
Captain Parker today.
She had consulted Emmett, who was
10 help her get work for her boys and To
work "A charm which would induce GER
tain people to pay money they owed her.
Emmett. so she told Captain Parker,
induced her TO deposit a $40 bill with
him.
This bill he was 20 burn and today she
was TO have the ashes to sprinkle as he
directed her TO place them.
When the charm had worked to his
satisfaction Emmett was to work "a spook
conjuring trick. the inclnerized Bill was
Go be materialized out of the ashes which
the spirits were TO collect for him. the
money was to be returned and upon the
payment OF a small fee the transaction
was to be closed.
Mrs. Seamans is waiting for both En-
NETT and the SO bill to materialize.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-06-19
MINERS
WAIT FOR
JULY II.
Action Of The Special National
Convention Awaited With
Great Interest.

Wilkesbarre, Pa, June i9.-Now that
the call for special national conyen-
ton has been made for July II, II is not
expected there will be any very impor-
tant developments in the coal strike situ-
alton until that time 1t Is not unlikely,
however, that some of the bituminous
districts will take action similar To that
OF the Central Pennsylvania district
which last night decided to cut down the
soft coal production from that territory
one third While the leaders around
strike headquarters will not talk, IL is
believed the nxing OF the date for July
II was a wise move. Ii is hoped that
during the next month some plan may
be devised by which n general strike OF
coal minerssmay be avoided. total sus-
pension OF coal mining is practically i'm
possible because the United Mine Work
ers' organization does not control all the
miners I'm the country. Conditions I'm the
anthracite region remain unchanged
Hazleton. Pa, June 19.-The regular
engineers. fremen and pump runners at
the Sandy Run colliery operated by NJ.
s. Kemmerer and Company, returned to
work today having IL is said been
granted the eight-hour day concession
with the understanding that IL is TO con-
tnue indefinitely If other companies ac-
oede 20 the demand at the close OF the
strike.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-06-19

The detective bureau at the city han
Is in receipt of two complaints, anent a
shook factory. Of which very plausible,
smooth talking individual, 10y the name
OF f. Emmett was the superintendent.
The spook joint was at l3O Point street,
where Emmett advertised he communed
with spirits and by their aid did all sorts
of odd Jobs which no other medicines
could manage.
He had special spirit trust
Among those who complained that the
trust didn't work according to the fiowery
prospectus was Miss Elizabeth Barney.
Miss Barney is 6S years of age and re-
Gently her tender heart was besieged by
an ardent wooer whose love she did not
at first reciprocate.
Having once refused him she thought ii
over and decided that before she linked
her destiny with that OF the sultor. who
was still like BarlSis was. 'wlllin'," she
would consult with Emmett.
Following out this impulse she called
wants.
Emmett asked her il she had any
money
reposing i'm the security OF bank vault.
The spook nlan told her 10 draw out
the money, bring II TO him, and he would
work on the case at midnight. when the
spiritual conditions would best favor his
plans.
The money was drawn and placed in
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-06-19
ON The THAMES,
Yale Crews Practice In Racing
Starts.

Yale Quarters. Gales Ferry, Conn. June
le.-Practice OF racing starts was an In
teresting feature OF the work OF the Yale
varsity and freshman eights this morn
ing. Several times the freshmen Jump
ed the varsity at the start, but the lat
ter crew quickly passed them.
In the freshmen boat Halpen was today
put In Fsrguson's place at and Fergu-
son was put at 3, displacing Raymond,
who is now out OF the boat The var
sity four oar took easy practice in short
stretches.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-06-19
HEAVY BAIL
Required Of Man Held On
Charge Of Robbery.

Fall River. Mass. June 19.--Edward f.
Johnson, alias Denver Hop, a cripple,
about 25 years OF age, was held In tho
District court today in $4,000 on n
charge of robbery from the person of a
travelling man. Edward McClemmy, who
says he was relieved OF 5000 diamond
ana Of attempting TO pick the pocket Of
woman on a street car in this city Sat
urday.
Johnson and a gang were believed 10
be following In the wake OF crime, and
word was sent to the police. cork leg
helped To identify Johnson. Others OF
the rang escaped
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-06-19
HARD HITTING.
Won the Game for Concord In
Contest Against Lawrence.

Concord, N. H., June 1e-concorn beat
Lawrence today by hard hitting. knock
ing Thompson out OF the box In the third
inning. O'Brien pitched splendid ball In
the tight places The fielding feature OF
the game was a running catch by Mulla-
ney. Score:
Earned runs-Coneorn 2, Lawrence 4;
two-base hits-Noblit q Three-base hits
--Bigbie. Etolen bases-Bigbie, Pulsifer.
Mullaney First base on balls-By
O'Brien 1; by Thompson /; by Long 3.
Hit by pitched balls-Bigbie. Struck out
by OBrien 8; by Thompson 1: by Long
g. Time-l5O Umpire-Hasz Hassett.
Attendance COO.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-06-19
RECHTIN
UNDER
ARREST.
DisbuTsing Officer Of the De-
partment Of Justice Accused
Of EmbezzIement.

Washington, June l9.-Henry Rechtin,
dsburslng officer OF the department of
justice. today was arrested on the charge
of misappropriating $1,000 of government
funds.
He confessed to the shortage. Rechtin
by Attorney General Knox some time
ago led to a suspicion that something
was wrong with Rechtin's books and the
arrest follow6f an examination or the
books under the direction of Comptroller
OF the Currency Tracewell.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-06-19
ON TRIAL.
Thomas Gray Charged With
Assault on Woman.

Thomas Gray of Woonsocket was
placed on trial I'm Judge wibur's court
today for n violent assault on woman
in Woonsocket.
The woman was so badly frightened at
Gray's actions that she jumped out Of
a window and broke her ankle.
Gray put up the very dangerous de-
fence that the woman was not good. He
did not fully explain why she jumped
from the window.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-06-19
TAX ASSESSMENT APPEAL

The appeal OF Carrie O. Haven from
the action OF the town OF North Provl-
donco assessors OF taxes was heard by
Judge Douglas today The appellant
claims that her property which should
have been assessed for but t9ON was us-
sessed by the North Providence experts
az $4,000 II was admitted that the ap-
pellsut complied with all the statutory
requirements before the tax was as
oesssA.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-06-19
FOR $1,000.
Jury Returns Verdict In Favor
Of Lesp0rance.

The case of Peter Lesperance against
the Hebron Manufacturing company was
on trial in the Common Pleas court to-
day.
The plaintiffs hand was mangled, 1t
was Cla lined. owing TO defective machin-
cry, at which he was working.
Lawyer Joseph Osfield. Jr.. who repre-
sented him, made very effective argu-
nent and the jury returned a verdict for
y3700.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-06-19
Strikers Receive Benefits and
Executive Board Met.

The executive board Of the street rail-
way strikers met at noon today and is
sued another statement from Business
Agent yetter as folIows
Yesterday was pay day for all men out
on strike. and as there have been good
many statements made relative to the
number OF men on strike we would like
TO state that we commenced TO pay off
yesterday afternoon, at o'clock, and
from that time until o'clock there was
a steady stream.
The men from Pawtucket and River
point were not paid off here. The men
money at their stations.
Altogether over 500 men received a
strike benefit
When IL Is taken into consideration that
a number Of men have taken up other
business or have left the city the execu-
tive board has no hesitation I'm claiming
that 600 of the former employees OF the
Union Traction company are still holding
on, fighting not only their own battles,
but also the struggle for justice. willing
TO abide by the opinion OF the citizens OF
the state and the decision of the supreme
esurt
II has been brought 10 the notice OF the
executive board by lady who has been
approached in Providence that the COM
pany is paying people 20 ride on the cars,
hoping by this method to coax other
Dsople to ride.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-06-19
LOWED TO NEW LONDON

New London. Conn. June is-Tug Nor
folk and Western No. ]. which struck on
Black Ledge last evening. was hauled
on today and towed 10 this harbor She
te leaking but slightly Capt Kelley said
he mistook the buoy Of the ledge for one
marking Pine Island channel The tug
will be towed 20 New York.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-06-19
EMBEzzLEMENT
James Burns Accused Of Steal
ing From Otto G0rIach.

James Burns. 20 years old. employed
as delivery clerk by Otto Gerlach, the
weybosset street grocer. was arrested
this noon, on the change OF embezzlement.
Burns, so Capt Mixer says. admits
that since March 18th no has held back
SIS from his c. o. ID. deliveries and that
he has lost the money In poker joints.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-06-19
FOE R0RRlNG HE MAILS

Buffalo. X Y. June 1o.-Matthew Jor-
dan. post office clerk. aged % years.
Is under arrest charged with robbing the
United States mails. lie was taken into
custody early today. lighting desperately
before submitting 90 arrest
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-06-19
NO BLOCKADE.
State Department Receives Des-
patch From Minister Bowen.

mont has received a cablegrom from Min
lstcr Bowen, dated Caracas today. report
lug on the authority Of the Venezuelan
minister for foreign affairs that the revo-
lutiunists are IN possession OF Ciudad
Bolivar hut that there is no blockade or
the OrlnOcO river.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-06-19
STRIKE ENDS.
II Is The Result Of Disarmament
Of Master Painters Organization.

The local painters strike at Newport
came 20 an end this noon at oil but one
shop, by the disbandment OF the master
painters association which. after voting
10 stand by the offending shop acted
favorably upon a motion put by this firm
60 disband the association and deal with
the union Individually
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-06-19
&. w. GROVE.

This name must appear on every box Of
the genuine Laxative Bromo -Quinine
Tablets. the remedy that cures cold in
one day. 25 cents.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-06-19
STILL ACTIVE.
Mount PeI0o Continues Its
Work Of Destruction.

For De France, Martinique, Wednesday.
june lS.-A column OF slime one hundred
meters high has been elected from the
volcano OF Mont Pelee and has fallen on
Basse Pointe, enveloping the lower por-
ton OF the town and completely razing
% houses. No loss Of life has been re-
ported.
PEOPLE ARE TALKING
About The nice work our laundry Is do
lg. under the new management. at "a
Pine street