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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1904-09-10
Worlds Fair Excursions.

Low-rate ten-day coach excursions via
Pennsylvania Railroad. September Z,
IA, 81 and %, rate S17.00 from Elkton.
Train leaves Elkton at 1905 a. M. con-
Meeting with special train from New
York, arriving st. Louis 4.15 p. m.
next day.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1904-09-10
CHURCH AFFAIRS.

We understand that the Rev. !. Nc
Kin Duncan will he called to take charge
OF the Presbyterian Church in Elktom.
end that he will in all probability accept
Roy. John G. Wilson, Of Philadelphia.
will preach in the Methodist Church in
this town tomorrow morning.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1904-09-10
ADJUSTMENTS.

Direct from its New York run, mag
niiceut revival Of Hall Gaines master
Piece
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1904-09-10
China and Glassware

$3.50, regularly S1200-Carlsbad china dinner sets
1O2 pieces, gold and floral decoration
At 10c regular 20c imitation cut glass sugar bowls
At S215 regular $3.50 toilet sets, assorted colors.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1904-09-10
Towels, Table Damask, and Linens

Damask and Linens at big reduction from real value
Twled linen towellings-neat, red borders for hand
roller, tea towels, regular Zoe value Bleached
table nen extra wide value SOC we offer this month
for 25c A full beached towel, value Zoe. now Sc
Linen dinner napkins, 15c dozen.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1904-09-10
Tire 0iI1nerPaEy

kinds of food, and
of the wrong kind
containing little nj
ton. A S a con
quence many a We
ing man develops SC
form of st ON a
trouble which in
feres with his hea
and reduces his VIC
ing capacity.
Where there
is Indigestion or
any other indi- N
cation of dis "
ease of the ston- {
ach and its
allied organs of
digestion and nu-
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1904-09-10
White Shirtwaists for IA Value

| Your choice Of lot of very pretty white waists
value 500 and $3.50, for 75c $1.25 wrapper, Soc
dressing sack, 50c duck skirts, value $l25, 75c
| Bertha collars value 81. 25, 30 and soc.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1904-09-10
Groceries

Special price on Force Food-Our . cases are nearly
gone, and when they the price will be higher; so
Special price hams and breakfast bacon.
Had you not better lay in sugar? 1t is getting
high Eggs wanted-1Sc doz.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1904-09-10
Ribbons

In special sale at lower prices than ever offered
Satin taeta ribbon inches wide. All desirable colors
for sash and neck rbbons--the 25c kind l5c Satin
! ribbon girdles value 81 90, SOC.
The evening world., 1904-09-23

These suits are made Of the
new gray vorsteds, shown
! only by merchant tailors, and
fancy worsteds, Englis
cheviots and black thibets,
We show the new double
breasted model as we'll as the
three and four button sack,
Sizes from IS to 46. Your
choice Of these $20.0 90 suits
at 1000
The evening world., 1904-09-23
Ner Temperature a Little Better
To-Day and Doctors Hope to
Save Her, Although Admitting
She Is Low.
RELATNEs HURRYINa HERE
TO TAKE SHIP TO ENGLAND.
Jossph Letter with Hls Mother
and Sister Speeding on Spe.
claI Train from Denver-l0d
Curzon Worn Out Watching.

ouBpyrisAt. 1904 Press PubrshinR comcany.
New York wo~id.)
u,sSaic sbis pespasoh to The EvsuinE World,
LONDON. Sept. z.-on inquiry at
Wslimsr Castle to-day. In Evening
world correspondent wal informed that
~ condition OF Lady Cursor 10 stu
WI critical. She Ia lying between life
ond death, but Lord CurSon and the
pAysiclans are hopeful There was .
UliGht Improvement In Temperature
early to-day.
Lsrd Curzon is completely worn out
~ his watching at the bedside. lie
has had absolutely no rest since the
sonAition Of Lady cursoa became
alarming.
The condition OF Lady Curzon during
the night caused the gravest anxiety.
Tor . time It was not believed that
she could rally. so seriously was the
eituatien taken that her two little
daughters were brought 10 the bedside
and spent some minutes with their
mother. The scene was Of the most
Affecting character.
Animated by the hope Of reaching
Wallmer Castle, Kent. England. In time
60 ind LADY Curzon. OF Ksdleston. stIll
ellve. Mrs. Levi z. Letter. the mother
OF the III woman; Miss Daisy Letter,
her sister. and Joseph Letter. her
brother. are now racing across thu
continent from the West.
Mrs. Letter and her younger daughter
were In Denver aad Joseph Leller on
his ranch In Wyoming when the first
eablegram announcing the illness Of
Lady Cursor arrived.
Joseph Letter. who had gone 10 his
ranch to rest from. the work In con.
nsction with his mining property In II.
iinois. at once went to Denver. ana
when q second cablegram arrived. an.
nouncing that Lady Curxon's condltion
was extremely serious he quickly ar.
ranged for a lightning trip OF 5000
miles across country and sea to reach
bis sisters bedside before her death.
The faulty left Denver yesterday AZ.
tsrnoon N Mr.. Letters private car for
New York, and expect to DO able to
sail for England early next week.
should the eondiuoa OF Lady Cursor
Improve within the next few days and
should she be declared out OF lmns.
HLats danger, Mr.. Letter will Interrupt
his Journey and return 10 the West TO
ettsnd to some Important business In
connection with his coal mining inter-
oate.
The evening world., 1904-09-23
BOY HELD UP AND
ROBBED BY GIRLS
Declares They choked Him and
Bit His Fingers Until He Gave
Them His Mothers 81 Cents
Change.

Rachel rhorne, eleven wears old. Of
NO. lS Lewis street, and Sarah Teit.l.
baum. nine a old. OF No. asl East
Fourth street. were arralgned In m.
Children's Court to-day on the charge
9! having held up and robbed nlne-year.
cid lsadore Cohen, Of No. " sheriff
street. "f'n
Isadore vas sent to the grocery by
~ mother, Mrs. fetta Cohen, TO buy
t9rsc cents worth OF butter. Che savs
Pm n one-dollar bill. and he was on
1!s way home with the butter and
S.nesy-seven cents In change 1, his
oand1 when he met the girls VIZ
AeC1rdinf to his story. the tv, v,,,.
toked him and bit his fingers 10 max
give no me money which he tried
oefend with all his MIGHT. He s"c'
ubed 70 their united efforts ana rsr
ne crying. When his mother hsar ~
ktory she reported the case 10 ~
1Iket street station, and In a sho-,
y the two girls were arrested a.
- over 10 the Gerry Society. ~
The evening world., 1904-09-23
Hunting ClOthina
Cameras
Third Floor.

Tnlru flOOr.
Seneca Cameras-Take US
plates, lifted with time and instantaneous
shutters, pneumatic bulb release also
finders and tripod sockets for horizontal
OF vertical pictures, nickel trimmings and
piino hinges; this eamera never sold for
less than $50; SPECIAL in this sale
Bull's-Eye No. 2-3Hx3H pic.
lures, regularly $780, special at.. .6.sS
Cartridge Kodak No. g.
Takes Sx7 pictures; regularly $500;
special in this sale 29.7S
Photo Supplies
Card Mounls-S,OO0 tor sHr6N
and as pho,os, with melton surface;
regularly lOc per dozen /; spseiil, At per
dozen ....,........,... .........5c
Albums-Royal deckle edge, size 81
10 inches, for unmoun.ed Photographs,
nicely bound in durable covers in de-
sirsole eolon ! regularly Soc; special
-
Toning and Fixing SoIu..
uon-JCe size; special at. .......ioc
Developcr-ceneenra,ed solution
for all develoling papes. One ounce Of
this Will develop "a AS prints, a,.. lie
Finger Tips--hade of pure rub.
Der, pro:eets your fingers from developer
The evening world., 1904-09-23
CAR UPSETS CAB,
HURLS OUT THREE
Sockmaker and wife, Together
with Driver, Flung to the
Strsst-Mone Of the Party
Seriously Hurt.

". B. Leslie. . bookmaker, whose
nonS n at No. 10 West sixty-fourth
strsst, while driving with his wife In
= cab to-day, was overturned by a troll.
~ car at Sixteenth street and Fourth
avenue.
Both Mr. and Mrs. Leslie were hurled
- the street. the former falling on his
head. The cabman was also hurled
rom his box and the horse thrown
Il was thought at first that Lesiie's
skull was fractured. There we're many
cuts about his head and hands, but
he Refused to 30 TO Bellevue Hospital
when q surgeon came. aud securing an.
other cab be and his wife were driven
The evening world., 1904-09-23
ysu Nay wis $1,000.

e st com. s.sI.,, . estimating
snt,al slses,cs you WI! yio
*&sXgME
The evening world., 1904-09-23

lnIru flOor.
Shot Guns-Single barrel, limi.
mated steel, patent fore end pistol grip,
top snap, value 500, at. .3.6s
Stevens Shot Guns-Thgges
aetion, low r~eb,unding hammer, barrel
OF Test army steel, value 600, at. ..4.2S
Double Barrel Shot Guns
Twist finish barrels, circular hammer,
~rebounding locks, value 1000, At. 7.s6
Double Barre Ell Shot Guns
Bar lock, ~rebounding locks, walnut stock,
rubber butt plate, patent fore end, value
lS.O0, at.... .................10.S0
Buffalo Rifles-22 ealbss, take
down, bored hnd riaed. 800 value.
~ s's'ss.............. z.4o
Stevens Crack Shot Rifles
Automatic 'afety take down and shell
extractor, special ass
Hunting Clothing
Hunting Coats-Made Of cordu.
roy, game pockets, value 400, at. ass
Hunting Coats-Made of canvas,
large game pockets, value loo, at .73e
Hunting Coais-Made of 10 o..
heavy army canvas, corduroy collar and
cuffs, large inside game pockets, full
lined, value 800, at ...... .......f.98
Shell Vests-Made of first oual.
ity corduroy holds " shells, value zoo,
at................., ...........1.60
The evening world., 1904-09-23

doh. ioss 10. sa .a.s,,' IN =. ~. srd ~, atm n H u".a
Well tslend t~hreuEhout Tee cone h ass n, Is and 10.
When ~ BOXED II th LOT Of srmsst . tsw vssts go the
prses vs 70 hgh that vs wcuA have hA 10 su tAsn u 1875,
The evening world., 1904-09-23

Girls Dresses Of al wool sHes aad ehsviot. Mad
srsids and silk ornsmens shhs are plated. cclos are nav,
cardinal and TIE new sAsds Of brown. o vsil u Mad. sss
6 10 u ysan. vsss zoo. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-05-16

r@emdder" unb brittle: ,arieo!
&riegl 8ier ruiiti9e Sbiffe iino
torpeoiertl &omm' IGneQ 'raus!"
Sb mar ftarr; tb biloete mir Elm,
oaS DER zines 5ieberuabns gu 1ein;
8irflibfeit uno Traurt perIdmQmz
men in meinem betdubten @ebirn.
nIm 6afen mar oa8 S6au1pie(
unbeimGtd. Sn Der Serne freusten
{ib Die Stra6len Der SGeinperfer,
uno bi8meilen ltteger 1te aQe Sulans
men gum 6iminel en1pDr, ben 1ie
an5ufleben lbienen. &Dte &ofeten,
Die BPM Iomiralsibiff in bic 60he
Qin9en, beidrieben lire &uroen our9
Die Nadt. Nuf Dem @ipfe[ bes 9ro=
BEN Sorts bepeqten ith in ptleer
6ait Die eleftriiden 6ignale, Die
Dem @efdmaoer Die 8efeble bes
8i5e : aDnios ubermttteln IDns
ten. 30rpeo0bDDte perlieBen nads
einanoer p0rIidtig ben 6afert. aber
es tpar 81 ipdtI gu @a1en fau1er
Die fommanoierenoen Sfft8iere in
0r6Bter @ife Dem Irienal su.
9efabren. Die &anDuaoe oauerte
NIT unterbrebungen fort: man b6rte
oDn BET See Ger ben einorinelihen
STUFF Der Dampfpfeifen, oas 9ebeul
Der 8%ebelb0rner, Die pie perenoenoe
Tiere ftDhnten. Sin gbaus pDn
2i6tern, Seueraeiden, Die auftaph-
ten unb beridwanoen, 9ateruen uno
S6einmerferitrablen belebten Die
g2adt, MlQn bate ben @inorud,
oaB aQes in einer furhtbaren Ser
pirrung aus ben Tuqen aeriet. oaB
in 6etn @ebeimnis oer Naht elm Oh
gantii6es Drama fib abipielte. l1no
nirfli6 NOR &uBlano CUR See labnla
gefegt-in elmer einsieen Rabt. -"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-05-16
zinc itberrafNenOe 4srope,

lin elm 9eben gu retten, unter.
nqbm Dr. 8. q, Werritt bon geortb
Wleboopang, &c., cine ieltfame Brez
be, bic abet al elmer tberraInenoen
6eilung fubrte. @r lbreibt: Sin
Batient purbe BON beftigeu 8lutun=
gen befaaen, melde ourd Elm Sta.
gengeihmir oeruriadt tporoen mas
rem. SD hatte oft feltgeiteut, baB
Electric 8itterS nDr5iialide 9ienIte
tat fir acute WQeen= uno 9eberbe=
ihmerben uno oe8balb nerihrieb id]
fie. Wtein 8atient erbplte fid3 iofort
uuo fat lett IA Wonaten fetnen Qns
fail mebr gebabt." Electric 8itters
miro garantiert als Mtittel Qegett
Dnspep1ie, Geritopfun9 uno Nierenz
belbmeroer. Wtan made einen Ser
iub. Sour SO gents bel s, 9alteper
& SDbn unb 80. DretB, ayotbeter.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-05-16
cages . RemiaFettem.
ia b.

CLARA Barton bat lire STEELE
al8 Brdiioentin Der amerifani19en
Nbteilung Der @eleGldaft pDp1 Wpter
arens n~ieoeraeleet3 Srau SObu o..
20gan lit lire 0ahfolgerin.
ISM. ST.. Scarf bat in Der
y8albingtDn Soft" bic grfldruna
abeegeben. oaB er Die Nominierten
Dec st. 3ouiier GonoentiDn unter
alien umitdnoen unterftiben tperoe
uno niht oarau oa6te, iid nit 1eis
men I~nbaneern BON Der GDnoentipn
surlGsu5ieben.
Set Der 8r1Iibent Die neue
BeniiOns0rore erloiien bot, 1inb be-
reits $4,000 Beniipn8eeluHe eingez
reibt poroen.
@ab elmer gntlheisuna oes
Gibter Noams bon @1ier gountp,
sc. S., in einem SbaoeneriabprD8eB
TT oaS 2eben zines &naben ooppelt
10 uiel tuert pie 6as zines Wdohers.
- 8. @. 2DUns in Seem Orleans,
Der ieinerseit ben Diitriftantpalt @urz
Leg erfd0B uno ipdter fir pabnitnntg
erfldrt muroe, 1T iebt BON elmer Spez
5~ialtammiiIton fir 5urednun9sfdbie
ertlart u0roen.
" u 3 a n b.
= Der beuti9e &aiIer fuu leinem
alteiten Sobn pieoer eittn1al tpegen
aa5u mi[oens &eitens 6nusarreit
gegeben BADEN; 10 n1eloet cine De-
peibe aus Berlin. Sb es pabr 1T,
lit ~aleroinas nod lebr fraglib.
Sic v@asette De 2aulanne"
neloet, oaB in ben adnpfen 5pilden
ben 3irfen uno Nrtneniern 700 Der
griteren uno 900 oer 2ebteren get6tet
nuroen.
Iuf ben aultralii9en Gomiras
lltdtsinieln muroen mieoer flint
@uropder BON @~ingebprenen ermors
bet uno aufaefrelien. Das britiIde
9rieas1diff .GpnoDr" bot Die Sim
1eborenen ae5mungeu, oIe TGter aus.
5uliefern. 9ieielben muroe1 err
lhUIien.
Gin eepiRer 0lorris alein,ar,
iebt in @isconiin ppbnbaft uno
arterifonii6er giirger, aber aus
&uBlano Qebiirtia, lit bel einem Be-
lnhe in ieinem gaterlanbe, in Der
Staot @beliabin8f, megen unrebt@
mdBiger @uswanoeruna perbaftet
DDroen.
Der G9rarier Sbmoeller bat
inn preuBiidlen 2anotag Die auf=
bebung oe8 6anbelsoertrages NIT
ben Ser. Staaten berlauet, bod loae
0ieIeGbe erit mad Der @ob( in ben
Ser. Staten nDa5o9en weroen.
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m, =, Nttte.

2ebtere fam bte &in6sr nid5t bon @ettndIen betIeu.
8enn 10, oatir mare bteies lIebel ni9t 10 alaemeiH.
" Ut cine aranfbeit itrO beoari oesbafb eiuer Ar5net
ArgG w. Surtners, Sept. ia, gtotre Dame, SH6,
lphl aerae leeer 4Rutter cine &r0be hires 9eiImittels
seeep eteies nebel fret slfstoeu. Shreibeu sic ips
giet9 fnenn sic Elm Sinh 6ebeu, luelMes on lIe1tbalts
ianlfett oes Trims Ieioet. M2an beihnfbe ieiB aiHe
Fltbt uhleretbter &eiie. tpenn es franz it.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-05-16
@hmen .@inhnlt nehntet,.

s. u. @uaeoae pm 8erbena,
Gla., tpar apei Wal i'm 6sipital ii
5olge zines lbneren Jales ppr
0amorrb0ioen, Die "a @eIhpulIte
BerurEahten. Radoem Die Qerste
gno NrSneieu ibre @irfung perfeblI
batten, sebDt 8udlen8 &rnieasG albe
Bee tueiteren @nt3iinoune l6neG Gin,
bait unb bette i'm. Sc BELT aue
2eioen uno tDtet ben SGmers. %
Gents bel SalteDer & Sobn uno SO.
9reiB, Npptbeter.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-05-16

aus bee 9eGbe pun Decatur
piro cine ibauerlide @eIhidte be-
ridtet. g. IS. WtcGasteb n1adte mil
leiner s}antilie cine sSiIdpartie uno
feb ieinen finf5ebniGbrieen Gobn
aiein i'm 6aule. @ei ibrer 8IdfeEr
fano Die SFamilie ben Sungen erb6not
in Der Sbeune. Man uermutet, BAH
er ermDroet tpuroe.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-02-24
ROCHESTER'S BUSINESS
SECTION Threatened

Rochester. N. Y, Feb. H.-Fire which
broke out early today in the factory OF
the Phelps Piano company in Brockport
threatened TO destroy the entire business
section OF that place, and resulted in
total estimated loss of $4,000.
The local fire department was unable
TO control the flames. which spread across
the street and attacked two-story frame
building. which covered large area
The loss TO the occupants OF this build
ing In estimated at $5Q00o, covered by in
Burance Ths loss 10 The Piano COM
pany is about 100000. The water sup
bly failed at several points, and the
Rochester fire department was appealed
10 for aid.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-02-24
WOMAN
COMMITS
SUICIDE.

stonington. Conn, Feb @.-While tenn
porasily mentally derapged through sick
ness. Mrs. Margaret l.. chamberlain 40
years of age. wife tf Mark w. Chamber
lain. a prominent citizen of this town,
committed suicide by hanging at about
II o'clock this morning at her home on
Turnbuli avenue.
The body was viewed by Dr. George ID.
Stanton kho gave permissionu for re-
moval Mrs. Chamberlain was quite prom
snent in the towns social circles.
She is survived by fve children. beside
Mr.. Chamberlain.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-02-24
SEARCH IN VAIN.
Nothing Has Been Discovered Of Arthur
James Able, Who MYSTERY !, Disappeared.

New Bedford Mass. Feb. A-Ths
search for Arthur James Able, who has
been missing from the Knowlton cottage.
at Marion since Monday afternoon, when
he started for a walk on the ice In the
harbor. has SO far proved vain.
The Marion people are convinced that
ne fell through the thin ice at The Mar
rows, and was drawned. and there is
talk OF securing a diver.
searchers spent this morning securing
the woods on the Wareham road, without
results.
The young mans sister arrived at
Marion thia morning from Springfield.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-02-24
NEWSLETS

i. song that's old and always new.
A story none can quite explain.
. voof OF dreams that stretches through
THE farthest deeps OF JOY and paini
A bit OF music men have sung,
And still must sins. TIL Time is iate
Is that old song md among
The blazing embers In the sraeo.
A mower that IS more than art.
Yet homely with the soul or nome
That brings 20 every human heart
Tales OF old times whereer we roamI
old faces. forms old loves. perhaps,
Old hopes and fears tnat wreatheo '''
Come eoodine back. when Memory taps
NV shoulder at the blazing Crate.
old. and yet sweeter for It's ase
like growing wealth OF aged wine;
Th-ice-told. yet for the oft-turned page
Dearer TO hearts like yours and mine'
Old song, sing you Ger again,
with welcome 10 your ancient state'
old dreams, now may you long remain
To cheer US at the blazing CRATE.
Cincinnati Commercial Bulletin
John Evans, an idle person. was held
in $500 by Judge sweetland. today, for
trial next Friday
An attempt was made last night TO
force an entrance TO Otis W. Potter's
shop at 100 Snow street last night. Dupn-
cate keys were used.
Peter Quinn, a common drunkard, was
before the Sixth district court, today. He
pleaded earnestly for another chance to
do better and was placed on probation
until June 3rd
Ardine Sherwood. colored, was ar
raisned in the Sixth district court, today.
for the theft OF picture frame. valued
at So from Egbert 9. Horton. He was
fined SIS and costs.
Samuel visefberg OF 292 Charles street,
| complains that a basket containing meat
valued at 81. was stolen from the side
| walk at the corner of Star and North
Main street, at $40 o'clock last night.
John Swanson was before the Sixth
district court otday for breaking and
| entering I'm the night time the shop of
| Jacob Barton, on South Main street, and
with the theft of rings valued at 500. He
pleaded not 1sSilty and was neld in $500 for
trial next Friday.
Henry Reddell fen upon the sidewalk
at the corner OF Eddy and Westminster
street, at 11.55 o'clock last night. sustain
| ing a severe cut upon his lip and being
| made unconscious by the force OF the
blow. He was sent to the Rhode Island
hospital.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-02-24
ARMED BANDITS HOLD UP
lAB0RERS AND GET $4,000.

Modena, Utah. Feb. A.-Three arn~d
bandits entered an outfit car in which
IS Greeks. railroad laborers were sleep
ing. and at the point OF revolvers COM
PEELED them TO hand over nearly $1,000 rep
yesenting their savings for months.
The highwaymen escaped.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-02-24
REJECTED PROPOSITION.

New York Feb. 2i-The Lithographers'
union of New York has rejected by
large majority an arbitration proposition
by the Employers association, which
takes In the employers throughout the
United States and Canada.
The other unions are expected 20 take
similar action. which probably means a
general lockout March % Of 10000 union
lithographers
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-02-24
STILL IDLE

The men who work az the oyster house
at sabln's point are still idle. the ice pre-
clude any possibility Of their getting any
oysters to open for some time 20 come.
The ice also continues 10 prevent the
clam diggers extracting their usual guam
tity Of clans.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-02-24
HER DEAD
BODY FOUND
IN A WELL.

The body of Miss Mary congdon, ABOUT
g years OF age. daughter OF Nicholas
Congdon. who mysteriously disappeared
from her home at North Kingston yes
terday. was found late last night IN
well near the dwelling.
She had suffered from mental trouble
Tor considerable time. and Is benevP
20 have jumped into the well during
temporary ft or insanity.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-02-24
SENATE COMBINATIONS.

Washington. Feb 4.-The senate has
confirmed the following nomination: Fred
ID. Fisher. Oregon, 10 be consul st Tan
sui. For1noea-
Nickerson. Chatham.
Also several promotions in the navy.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-02-24
HELD IN The ICE.

Provincetown. Mass. Feb. 24--Fourteen
travellers. including tho Boston boats Ida
Brooks and Matte Brundage. are held fast
in the ice IN this harbor.
Outside the Ice field extends south as
far as Billlngseate and Ave miles west
from the Truro shore. The harbor is
blocked more effectively than at any pre-
vicus time during the winter.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-02-24

This evening the Hinky Dees and the
seaweeds will get together on the local
alleys. AS the end or the season APP
proaches the interest m the bowling
among the teams OF the town league
grows greater. There n a large contin-
gent OF bowling fans here and at All times
they take great interest In the game.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-02-24
STORM WARNING.

Boston, Feb. A-The weather bureau
today issued tho following storm warning:
Cape Cod TO New Haven. change 20
northwest storm warnings: storm central
in eastern New York. moving eastward
will cause brisk to high northerly 10
westerly winds 10 night with clearing
and colder weather"
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-02-24
THIRD ANNUAL SESSION.

waterville. Md, Feb A.--The third an
nual session OF the Grand Lodge. Ancient
Order United Workmen. opened here to-
day and will continue through tomorrow.
Hon. L. NJ Staples OF Rockland. Grand
Master Workman, Is presiding Fully 2cc
delegates were expected before night.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-02-24

The bible class connected with ST.
Marks Episcopal church met last night
az the home OF Mrs. Walton Allen at the
corner OF Smith street and Turner avenue.
There was a goodly contingent present
and the evening proved a profitable one.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-02-24
The Weathef

BOSTON. Feb. 24-Forecast for New Eng
land: Fair and colder tonight; fair fnurs-
aav Fresh north to west winds.