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The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1904-06-11

The arrivals at IT, Supt rior Duluth
harbor for Wednesday were the Get
tysburg Captain Thomas, Wilson and
3. w. Blanhard with coal from Lake
Erie. the a b Wolviu, light from
Lake Erie, and the departure. were
the Wyoming, Port Huron ana JAY
Gould with merchandise for Chicago,
the Kalkaska, Fryer, Prentice aud
Mddlesex with lumber for lower lake
ports, the D. VI Whitney and d NJ.
Clemson with wheat for Buffalo and
the j G. Glchrist with ore for Lake
Erie.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1904-06-11

The seniors OF the Dewey will give
a reception and dance to the junior
class at the music hall this evening
This will be an acknowledgment of
Of a similar event given earlier in the
ye-r By the latter to the former class
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-08-27
CENTRAL COLLEGE OF MUSIC,
$50 Noro Nerioian Ctr.
....&cbmle ieet er6fnet....

TassS@HIer iomie austpdrtise S@dIer,
meI9e bier TN college p6nise &ufnabms
juden, f6nter 81 ie6er Seit eintreten. Sin
urobernes gut ausseriifteteS Snftitut, bpus
nanpis IN allen AbtbeiIunsen bes 2erne-a
Ser 2uuf BET Ruft anb ben p~ertpantter
4tnfteI RataIog fret.
Edward Taylor, Director.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-08-27
Opfcr bcr ipilScn sbierc.

Sn jebem Sabr ber0ffsntliden bic
Bureaus Der inbif9en &esierung elmo
Statiftit iber Die 3abl Der SobesfGne,
bic bur9 piGbe Sbiere perfdiebener
Dirt beranldbt porben inb. &iirSli9
tit bas betreffenbe Seft fir bas Sabr
1903 eri9ienen unb brinst tpieber cine
lange 2ifte iol4er Spfer. SIN @anz
gen famen 25,46O Meni9sn auf biefe
Wetfe UNI, bapon tpeitaus bic meiiten
bur9 giftiee S9lansen, ndmli9 23.z
164 Perfpnen, unb 5tpar am bGufig<
item bur9 ben 9ib Der 8rinenfalange.
Die Stger tDbteten 1046, bic @6lfe
277, bic 8dren, 2eoparben uub pan~
tier 973 Menfhen. Oie 8erluite on
9ornpieb betrusen i'm porigen Sabre
1882 Stiif. Mit Riid1i9t aiif Die
@efdbrli9teit Der ein5elnen nilben
Sbiere fir bas @ieb finbet Elm umse>
tebrtes @erbdltnib ftatt pie s~eseniiber
ben Menf6en, inbem bic S9ldngen piel
peniger S9aben ur,ter benz 0ieb tiff
ten als bic fleii4freReubea &aubtbiere.
2eDparben unb pantber fiibrten ii6
anetn 1921 Stiid @ieb gu @emitbe,
bic Siger ni6t bel tpeniger, nGmli9
30,555. Nuf DDlfe entfielen 4719,
auf 8dren 1000, amf 9pdnen 1887,
unb auf &eptilien au9 nur insgez
fammt 1000. Natirli9 pirb Die Sasb
auf bieie Hduber na9 M0gli9teit UNI
terftiiBt. SIM 2uufe bss Sobres 1903
tparen $4,000 Jlinten eesen lie mDbil
gema9t, unb bas grgebntb mar eine
8eute BON 1883 Stiid. Muf bieie
3abl famen ALB erle9te 2eoparoen,
1913 @Dlfe, 1850 8Gren, 1881 Siser,
707 6pdnen II. +. M. Sn Snbien tit
bana9 alio an cine Musrottung Der
pilben Sbiere mod ni9t fobalb gu
benten, bielmebr pirb ieber 2iebbaber
elmer fol9en 9o6iueb bort nod oui
lange 3eit binaus 8ei6Gftigung fin
ben. Die 3iffern Der burd Die &aubz
THERE unb S9langen peruria9ten Ser
LUTTE on Menf9en unb @ieb aeieen aud
leiber gar feline @bnabme BON einem
Sabr gum anbern.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-08-27
Npffouffalten= Statiff;f.

Wdbrenb in Deutf4lanb auf 1929
ginnobner cine poitanitalt trifft,
tommt 3. 9. in Rublanb cine poitans
ftalt auf 16,94O ginpobner. Oie 3abl
Der REORGANIZATION betrdst in 0eutf9s
Lamb 1888, in @robbritannien 22,>
400, in Sranfrei9 1000, in DETER
reid 1900, in l1nearn 5000, in &ub>
Lamb 1900. On 3abl Der 8rieffaiten
ibertrifft Seutf6lanb idmmtliGe 2Gnz
Der Der Welt. Gs bat beren 123,008;
bann fommen bic Ser. Stauten NIT
$4,000, Sranfrei9 NIT $1,000, 9robz
britannien nit $1,000, Supun nit 49,
900, 8ritii9zSnbien nit $1,000,
Seiterrei9 nit $4,000, Stalien NIT
$4,000, Hublanb nit $4,000 8rief>
faiten. Sas perfonal Der poft 1T am
grDBten in Oeuti9lanb NIT 233,176
8eamten. Oie Ser. Stuaten sGblen
226,925 poftbeamte. 9robbritannien
10000, Sranfrei9 77.0OO nnb @ub>
lamb 41,OOO.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-08-27

Der perf9Iudt Pennp.
Sis iest % Sabre alte Sba 8lutemun
in Netpton SAILS, Maf. perf9ludte por
Is Sabren Elm Gentftid. Oa lie feite
benz piel buftete unb iih an ibrer 3unse
elm @eI9pir bilbete, bielten Die Qer5te
fie fir fdpinbfii6tis. unldnsft be-
fam lie einsn beftigen 9uitenanfaa, unb
ba fe beinabe buran eritidte. ftedte lie
ibre Singer in ben Gals. @ls Tie ibre
9anb auriidsog. befanb fid BARN bas
berf9ludte Genttiid. Der 3uifanb Der
iunsen Dame bat fia felt benz 8ors
falle ~5uiebenbs sebefert.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-08-27
8pttIieb 6 eufharot,
.Ois gemhtbli4e @de,"
@fe Noble unb Warfet ctr
6rmnosigsntbums llsbsrtrasunssn.

Sames s. 2apman u. u. an 2issee
9. SObniOn, Got 1874, Srbin9ton
parf 9lbb., $3.50.
gtbel g. Sobnion an Sarriet 8.
BDf@en, Got 166, l. Section, @eii
part Nob., 6flid bonn Siren 9Oipital,
$3.50.
indianapolis Sabinss ano Snbeft=
ment Company an Marp 6. pase,
9beil Got 81, Barriers Subj. bon
Dat Sin, pefli9 bon B~risbtuooo.
$500.
9enrp 6. Smith an Sbom. Smith,
She'll Got %, Cottage Garm Sub,
nabe 8roab Ripple. $4,000.
Samuel g. &bobes on Nrpina ..
Nult, Got "a, Murpbp & Sinfer's
Nbb., @entral Npe., fiioli9 bon 16.
Str. $1,000.
Benjamin o. Miner an 2utber g.
8ruib, 2ots Is uno II, Blod "a,
@Orib SnoianapOlis, fibli9 bon 80.
Str. $4,000.
Mnberion &ineuio an Stephen geI,
Got 50, Stratforo, iiolid bon penn=
fplnania giIenbabn, 6tlt1 Der Belt
@eleiie. $1,000.
Warp 6. 9bompfon an Sra g.
5apmafer, Got 18, Wrigbts l. Mbb.
@ebtral lNue., iiolid bon Is. Ctr.
$500.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-08-27

~ 2au@t bic BONANZA.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-08-27
sblanstnsift nno 9teensiftt.
9as tp~irffamite Sdufm.tteI aeeen Die 0oIs
aen etneS 9dIanaenbihes.

gen et1es S@~lau9eubtnes.
Der our Samilie Der Sdneumons se@
bDrige Mungps, Elm in Oitinbten bei<
miides tusendbnli9es Sbier9en. 1T in
neuerer s3eit me6r unb mebr in ben Ruf
getommen, Dem S9lansenbib gesen>
iber siftfet gu fein. als MGu9Derz
tiger tpirb Der Munsos felt alten Set
ten in Sfinbien i'm 9auie gebalten,
AUDI 1T ni4t gu be5peifeln, bab bieies
mutbise feline 9aubtbier Der 9rilen<
f9lange erfolgrei9 gu 2eibe sebt; alein
es lit ni9t ii9er, ob es bieie Grfolse Der
@etpanbtbeit berbantt, nit Der es ben
8iEen Der S9lanse gu entseben per=
ftebt, pber eine- ibm eigentbiimli9en
SmmunitGt. 9esenpGrtis tpirb be-
bauptet, Der Munsos i9Ibe fi9 Dor ben
@irfungen bes S9lansenbiiies baz
bur9, bab er Elm setpiHes 8raut freiIe.
Gin enslif9er .3eitungsberi4teritatter
min an 8prb zines &riessi9iffes Iuz
sen5erge bes Samples stpif9en Brill
lenI9laneen unb Mungos eepeien fein
unb seieben baben, tpie leBtere jebes>
NAL, penn iie gebi1en tpurben, gu einem
in ibrer NGbe bingelegten 8ii9el Der
ertpGbnten pflan5e liefen unb einige
8ldtter babon perSebrten. Sieies
&raut pirb ais Sbipflan5e be5ei9net;
aber Der ganae 8eridt tit penig glaubs
niirbis, i9on neil bas sei9iloerte
8erbalten Der Mungos elm Bel Sbieren
gang uneetpDbnli6es pGre.
Mu9 Elm anberer Beri6t, bab bic
b09ft sefGbrli9e 2an5eni9lunge @eiiz
inbiens bort bon &aben angegriffen
tperbe, bic ii9 sessn ben 8ib bur4
SreHen zines Dem &lee dbnli9en
&rauts f6iiBen, lift, mas lesteres be-
trifft, setpib elm MGr3en. @nblid
fon ben Ginssborsnen Sitofritas Elm
&raut befannt fem, befen 9enub Die
Wirtunsen bes 8iHes Der bortisen
@iftf9langen aufbebe, 70 bab Die Gins
geborenen baran ni9t fterben, pGbrenb
Die sebifIenen Guropder rettungslos
benz Sobe p%erfalen. @s 1T ie5r pabrs
f9einli9, buB AUDI biefe @%rSGblungen
bur9aus grunblos ftnb, inbem Die Gin
seborenen, bic bas S9auitiid porfiibs
rem, ben S9lansen pprber bic Gifts
sdbne a~usse5ogen ober tie fOnit unz
f9Gbli9 gema4t baben.
Sin @uropGer, Der in @frifa bas
l1nslid bat, bon elmer S9lange ges
biiien 81 tperOen-bie bonn meiit gleid
cine @iftf9lanse iit-funn ni4ts 8efz
ieres tbun, als bas Mittel antpenben,
bas in Seras NIT ponem @rfolge eez
gen bic @irtungen bes 8ii1es Der
&lapperf9lunge ungetpanbt pirb, uni
bas iid audi in Seuti9lanb sesen Der
8iB Der &reuSotter betpGbrt bat, ndm.
li4 4ltpbol, am geeienetiten in Sorm
BON 8ranntpein, gu ii9 gu nebmen, II
LANCE, Bis bD[lige Srunfenbeit eintritt
SIT lebteres Der San, 10 barf man Der
@ebifenen als gerettet betradten.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-08-27
&uppeIung ii Gifene
q 4 =, - o. m:nAn., n n,tr

&uppeIung iir Gifene
+ q 3 n m gen. Sn Miin6en tit CUR
3ett elm Mobeu elmer nsuen &uppelung
fir @ifenbabnpaeen arsseftent, bas
jebe .9efabr fir bic 8eoienfteten aus
f9liebt. Na9 hiefem, benz &rinerf9en
@pftem, erfolst Die &uppelung Der Was
gen automutifd, inbem bur4 ben @ufz
ftob 5pei febernbe 3dbne bintereinanz
bergetrieben tperben; Die Gntfuppelung
fann bur4 einen an Der Seite bes Was
gems dneebra4tsn 5anbgriff betbGtist
perben, burd ben bic Sober nit einem
3abn 10 melt auriidgeeosen pirb, bab
beibe 3Gbne aneinanbe- poribsr9leiten,
fpenn elmer Der Wasen porpGrts geaos
gen fpirb.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-08-27
9 e.

9 auerlaub ibf4eine. e.
Greo. S4anot, 6rame-@ otta9e, 9olmes
Nbe. nabe SEEM Sort Str. $1,075. =
6. s. Sinslep, Grame @obnhaus.
parf Mpe. nabe "a. Str. 81, 500. -
q. y. Bromn, Grame=W Obnbaus,
DOmnep 9pe. nabe uniperftp Npe.
$1,000. = Wi0iam &. @9uarb,
Trame.W obnbaus, Nortbmetern Mpe.
nabe %. Str. 81, 600. - Winiam 3.
Slime, Mnbau, 2123 2~erin9ton Mpe.
$1,000. = W. S. &i9aros. 2=ft6diss
Grcms-W obnbaus, 2703 Norb Sli-
nois ctr. 81. 600.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-08-27

ueberfaIIener 6 ienz
babn5us. gei Sucumcarb, q. 3D.,
purbe Elm @iienbabn5us BON 8anbiten
aufsebalten. Die pafagiere mubten
ii4 in cine Heibe itener unb ipurben
Inn ibre Wertbfaden beraubt, f%uorauf
Der Grprebz unb Der pofpdeeon pom
.3uae lossema9t, etpa apei Meilen peis
ter gefabrsn unb bort nit Dpnamit
a~ufgeiprenet unb eep!iinbert uurben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-08-27
Ytcnte Der 6lomer Mtiitom
beri9oben.

9as Yicnic Der 6lotper Miifion,
weldes sefern i'm 3ions parf abge=
balten tperoen folte, III auf bic 3. Sep
temberuode beri9oben tuorben.
Die Hortbmeftern Sraction 60. tpirb
Der Wiffion auf allen Gahrtsn na9
3ionspiae cine 8ersitung gewdbren.
Sie ,Nepsbops-B ano" pirb ar, Der
Geier tbsilnsbmsn unb ertpartet man
cine rege BetbeiIigung.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-08-27
9oeal=Yolttii@es.

Das bemotratif@e Staats : @omite
belt geffern @benb i'm @ranb Sotel
unter Dem 8orfib bon W. 3. D'Brien
Sibungen ab.
Jolsenoe Nenoerungen puroen in
ben glectoreIt auf benz bemotratii9e
3ifet borgenommen:
Sbomas Duncan, glector at large,
anRatt Waroer 80. @tepens, wel&er
fir Qieutnant 8ouberneur nominirt
worben lit.
0alentin g.. 2~ibergoob, anitatt
Sabib 5. Noams i'm IL. Siirict.
Dapio 9. @arn anftatt o. .. Barter
i'm l. 9itriet.
Sas Staatss@ omite bdlt am nd9ften
Montae Mbeno tpieber cine Sibuns al,
INN ienatoriele go~ntroberien su idli9=
ten. Das @omite beftebt aus fOlsen=
ben Utitglteoerr1:
1. Sifritt-gb. g. &i6aroiOn, pe-
tersburg.
2. Sifrict-@. 8. Senbren, Blooms
fielb.
8. Sifrict-Sbomas &. 9anlon,
SEEM Nlbanp.
A. Sifriet-@eorse g. pleaiants,
8eban.
5. 9ifrict-S. y. Meglutt, Ssrrs
6aute.
6. 9ifrict-S. 8. Mesee, &uib-
bile.
z. S~ifriet-Soiepb 8. Scanning,
Snbianapolis.
8. SiRrict-S. u. W. aoair-port.
lamb.
9. Siftrict-M. 3. SipengoOb-@O.
bin9ton.
10. Sifrict = Sobn &. 6auItner,
Midigan gitp.
IL. Sifrict-S. Greb Grance, 9un=
tin9ton.
IL. Siffriet-M. Noams, Columbia
@itp.
Is. 9ifrict-S. 6. Glst9sr, 2nOr.
Sn Der Waibineton SaGs finbet beutt
gormittag bic oemOtratiide @onsreifiu.
nellie Contention ffatt, auf pel9er Elm
@anbioat fitr @on9reB = &eprdientani
beg 2. Siftricts (Warion County nO-
minirt merben io0.
Die Contention miro unt II ubr gu,
Oronuna gerufen uerber.
Sic 8eamten tperben iei1:
@orfiber: Soispb 8. Scanning.
Secretdr: 6. 6. Yettiiobn. ~ ~
Serseant=at-Mrms Capt. Sim @rif'
fin.
6. g. 6arlan f9eint bic meiter
Nusidten gu baben, nominirt 3u tper'
ben. Seine 9auptse9ner finb @barle:
6. Barrett unb Grant g. 8afer.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-08-27

@aS benz Ginen re@t, lit benz I'm
bern bilig. Nmerifonii4e pDlititer
uno goltsmirtbe baben ben &sgierun-
gen Seutf9lanbs unb anberer europdi=
f9en @robmd8te 10 oft na9sere9net,
tuie bel He aQidbrli9 fhr ben f9redli-
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-06-15
DECLARED INSANE.
Horace 0. Rugg Had Been Ching Away
Checks Alarmed His NsIghhors.

Horace d. Rugs was sent TO the State
hospital for the insane today upon an
order OF Judge sweetland.
Rugg was before the Sixth district
court yesterday, but he was so profane
and defiant that he was sent back to his
cell to sober up, the suppositton being
that he was intoxicated.
AS he soon after became very violent
Police Surgeon Griffin was sent for
The doctor visited Rugg three times and
found that the prisoner was suffering
from acute mania.
During tho night his condition became
such that Il was necessary TO place him
In a straight Jacket.
Rugg was formerly In the clam chowder
business and had quite n trade.
For the last II months he has kept a
small store at 664 North Main street,
where he sold periodicals and varieties.
He slept I'm the back part OF his shop
and fer six months has so conducted him
self that the neiehbors and the up
stairs family made complaints. fearing
that he would set fire TO the premises.
At times he was of belligerent frame
OF mind: at others he was possessed with
the idea that he had money and gave
away checks for 500 tn $500 to those who
called at his store.
The checks were. OF course, of no value
Six weeks ago he was on the verge of
the tremens. but since then he has re-
Trained from the use OF liquor.
His mental condition is due to a general
breaking down OF his system.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-06-15

SHE TOOK
ARSENIC

Ida Gauche. 2s years old, died at the
Rhode Island hospital al 30 O'Clock. this
morning.in consequence OF taking arsenic.
Miss Gauche was friend of Arthur
Liberty. and had been rooming with him
at the block. a52 weybosset street
She came here about a month ago. hav-
ing left her work as a weaver for the pur-
pose OF remaining with Liberty. whom she
had called upon at frequent intervals dur
ing the past year.
The couple visited restaurant on Pine
street. yesterday afternoon. and there be-
gan TO quarrel.
The report was that Miss Gauche was
told 10 pack UP and get out.
She returned to her room and disrobing
took arsenic
That she had poisoned herself was dis
covered at 7:45 o'clock by two young men
who visited her room.
She was In such agony that they imme-
diately called IN DR.. Terry who gave her
treatment and sent her to the Rhode ISL
and hospital.
Nothing could be done for the woman
and at 1:20 o'clock this morning she died.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-06-15
CHARITIES AND CORRECTIONS
CONFERENCE AT PORTLAND.

Portland. Nfe... June 15.-For the third
time in 30 years. the National conference
OF Charities and Correction will meet I'm
New England. opening its slst annual ses-
sions In this city tonight and continuing
q week Previous Conferences we're held at
President JEFFREY r. Bracket OF Boston.
expected before night, Including represent
Pacific coast. and making 1t one OF the
most largely attended conventions held In
Portland IN recent years.
Former Mayor Frederic +. Boothby.
chairman OF the local committee will call
the conference 10 order at o'clock and
Introduce Hon. James p. Baxter. mayor
OF Portland who will welcome the mefn-
bers 10 the city. Hon. Joshua l., Chamber
lain. former governor OF Maine, is ex-
pected TO speak IN behalf OF the state af-
ter which Rt. Rev. William III. O'Connell.
bishop OF Maine, will deliver a short ad-
dress Responses will be madoby Rev Sa m
uel q. Smith. ID. D., OF 81. Paul. MINI.
and President Brackett. An informal re-
ccption will then be held.
The ffrst national conference on the
education OF backward. trtant and deiin-
uuent children closed this morning with a
symposium at 10 O'Clock conducted by
Mrs Fannie French Morse. At tho close
the members visited the state school for
boys at South Portland. where they In
spected the school and partook OF n lunch
con on the invitation OF Supt. and Mrs
Wentworth.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-06-15
BRILLIANT
CHURCH
WEDDING

st Nrlchaei's church was redolent. To
day. with the fragrance of ferns. plants
and fowers-peonies and ptnks predomi-
nating-sf the wedding Of Robert VIII
liam Grimes OF Pawtucket and Miss
Gface Portia Sweeney OF this city. The
bride Is the daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Michael Sweeney. her father being the
we'll known florist on Pine street and a
former member OF the city council The
groom Is associated IN business with his
father. William IL Grimes. in Pawtucket
Nuptiai high mass was solemnized at
10 o'clock and there were but few OF the
700 church invitations extended that had
not been responded to IN person, while
tho remainder of the congregation served
20 I'LL the church completely. The usheis 5
who saw that al were comfortably seated
Ognr1en. Louis Murphy. Manning Grimes,
"a. w. German. John J. Shaw, Jr,
james Ryan and Hugh Mcclure. They
tyuure generously remembered by the
txrourn with crown pearl stickpins
The oolebrapt OF The mass was the pas
DAcr. Rev. John II. MoDonough. and he
pxfpd tho nuptiai knot. There was pres
~nf In the sanctuary number OF clergy
rnsn OF the diocese. warm friends of the
ocntracffng parties Appropriate selec-
t1pns were reniered under the direction OF
professor Buchingham-
( The brides dress was Of white satin,
I<x1nuned with Irish point lace and chiffon
made over white taffeta- She wore tlrlle
Ivell. canght by a coronet of lilies OF the
lvnxey and xarfenias. and she carried
II hand bouquet. She also displayed a
dixrnond sand pearl brooch, the gift OF the
tEroom-
Ths rnsm OF honor. Miss Alice Sweeney.
10 atpter OF thesbrido. was gowned In white
I0orxe chiffon hat with white plume and
sshe also carried a hand bouquet.
Tho bridesmaids were Miss Annie NJ.
leweeney> sister OF the bride. and Miss
l16nde3ine J. Grimes, sister or the groom
They wore white taffeta silk gowns.
trimmed with point lace and chiffon. pale
blue chiffon hats and plumes and car
r1ed bouquets of light blue hydrangeas
The gifts OF the bride TO the maid OF
honor and bridesmaids were Japanese
lanandbaxs. The best man was Pierce
III O'Connell. cousin OF the
groom, and he was kindly remembered
with crown pearl st1ckpin.
The ceremony at the church was fol-
lowed by a reception at tho home of the
6r1dec parents. corner or Eddy ana
Baker streets. South Providence. and was
attended by only members OF the i'm
mediate families A wedding breakfast
wzas served by Caterer Lyman. congratu-
iations exchanged and the young couple
ehowered with a wealth Of presents.
After a fortnight's honeymoon spent in
a sojourn at Lake Champlain and St.
George and a tour of Canada, Mr.. and
Mrs. Grimes win take possession OF their
newly erected and handsomely furnished
residence in Pawtucket-
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-06-15
NAVAL BATTLE IN
COREAA STRAITS,
Continued From Page one.)

Continued From Page one.)
The captain of o Japanese merchant
ship reports this morning that his ship
was fired upon by n Russian warship
Heavy cannonading was heard carly
this morning In the neignborhood OF old
Island and subsequently came news of the
engagement referred 10 In the Toxic dis
patch.
NAVAL FIGHT ON
Toxic, June l5.--The vladivostok squad
ron is reported In the Corean straits
Firing has been heard on the Tsunoshima,
n small island, lying OF the southwest
OF Honshiu island. IL is possible that an
engagement IS progressing.
The entrance to the harbor at Port
Arthur. having been cleared OF obstruc-
tion. is now open for the passage or ships
IN and out Yesterday the Russian pro-
tected cruiser Novik steamed out TO sea
and engaged with vessels of the japanese
blockading fleet.
Private advices have been received here
from Katsumonto. a town at the north
end OF Olu Island I'm Krusenstern strait.
TO the effect that an engagement was In
progress between Japanese and Russian
warships
RUMoRs OF FIGHTING.
New Chwang. June IL. 10 p m. delayed
I'm trnnsmission) There are persistent ru-
mors here OF severe lighting south OF kai-
chou. which It is impossible 10 confirm. or
three trustworthy messengers sent out on
the night OF June IL. two returned having
been unable 90 pass the Russian lines et
Kalchou and the other is expected TO ar
rive early tomorrow. The two who have
returned learned nothing expect that tho
Russians are becoming more strict about
allowing natives 10 pass their lines.
Twenty hospital carts passed here this
morning travelling southwark.
The trains are running six miles south
OF Kalchou A report upon the very high
est authority direct from Mukden. says
there are over 2o.oeo Russian troops there
with 10000 additional men encsmped at
44ea-xaasr 1t Is believed here that the
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-06-15
TEACHERS CERTIFICATES.

EXAMINATIONS for State Certificates
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