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The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-09-05
Married at Fulton.

Fulton. Ky. Sept. 5.-Yesterday
afternoon at the Office OF j. A. Col
Inns on Lake street, Brother Whitnel
of Harmony church, united Allen
Noles of Cayce and Miss Mary Al
terby. of Moscow. in the holy. bonds
Of wedlock.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-09-05
REVOLVER RANGE.
Some Good Scores Made On the Cald-
well Range.

The Paducah Revolver and Rifle
club held a shoot yesterday at the
new Caldwell range off the Broadway
road. and the scores were as follows:
100 yards; possible so:
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-09-05
Instantly Killed.

Hopkinsville. Ky. Sept. Geo.
Bacon, alias Campbsll, was shot and
Instantly Killed here by Alfred Lys-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-14


NEW YORK. June 1.-THE fol-
lowing quotations ruled on the
Stock Exchange today.
High Low. Close.
Amalg Copper. 10 "a. 20 Is. - 5-s.
Am. Sugar. la4I-2. isi, tg4 LIZ.
Brock. Il. r.. Gfi=2. Ga rs. 60 Is.
Meiropol. i23 Ia. l2i "a. iz2 SIS.
4. +. Steel. Is is. n IL. Is.
q. f. r.. pfd.. % a-f. o. - So.
Atchisou. salt. 81 IS. 81 IA.
r. & o.. 1881 Is. los i-2, ieg Is.
Can Pac.. i5t IS. iis 7-s, I5i Ia
Erie. 81 Is. 90 i-a. a.
l. 4 ~. ifef-2. l4s. ifs IL
No pac., sgg-f.
Penn. ias i-2. ia4 "a. i3s Ia
Reading. % -. - SIS. %.
Rock Island. - IL. "a ID. - IL.
South Pae.. 81 "a. s2I-4. e. ~.
st. Paul. MAJ. I732-s. IL 5-s.
Union Pac. 10 as. i22 s-t. i2g IA
NJ cent. ie0 IL.
~. Y Cent. itl 81.
Sales TO noon. 1880 shares.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-14
TESTIFIED IN
CRAFT CASE

CHICAGO. June II. - Edward
Hinee. secretary Of the Lumber
mems association. and T. J. Ne
Nah0n. business agent Of the Brick
and Tile Transfers union. testified
before the grand Jury regarding tie
labor graft charges.
Neither would discuss what hap
pened in the jury room. Presidsnt
Shea said today that he does not
expect any results from the inveu-
cation.
w. p. Rend. one Of the leading
employers Of coal teamsterss said
today he would replace his unicn
teamEters with non-union men With
in Is hours unless the tea1astss
make deliveries Irrespective Of the
boycott.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-14
SEE TOWN IN
40 BUBBLES"

Never saw real timber m Ns,f
out here. said 70 Nebraska Iumfss
man, whoIs among the party VIA.
itlnR the Pacific Northwest gW.
used 10 think we had something ~
that line In our state. but We ~,
not talk any more"
.1hlH was the sentiment ~ an
the visiting lumbarman who bss
never been among the lusabs.
camps Of Washington before. Tbss
have looked upon The biz trees q
the northwest forests unul ~
they wonder hos they were egs.
content with gathering The mae,
brush that grows iu the mlesi.
WGsi 4a
They are not alone Ia resi,.t,.
the great lumber rcaaurces IN az
state, but they are getting a gaas
idea Of Seattle Hospitality ~
members Of the party are en,a-
ing the city 10 tho limit. and =.
clare that next - their own 49,.
Of Nebraska there Is nothing Hss
Washington. nag
II IL a poor man Hho vili ~.
boast Of his own state" aid ~ -
liam Kratter. vice president i, -.
Nebraska association. "guf I 80
say that next 70 my own sts,a
there Is none like Washlngtou .
Wednesday forenoon The ns,,v
visited the business and resIsss,
districts OF the city 10 10 ante
mobiles. A large number AZ n.
most interesting points In fbe eJss
were visited and the visitors ~
clared that. while automobilln~ !.
this city might BE- a little st,s !.
uous In places. it was more ~,
grand. On the return 10 the ps,.
Ter hotel, where lunch was ss,sss
an voted that the best air a.
best views and the best ~ svsr-
thing was 10 be found In seam.
During the afternoon The ers,,.
party visited Moran Bros.' ~.
yards, where they saw the faagnle.
cent ship that Is 10 represent ,hsi,
native state Ia the navy a. a.
United States Each was ursss,ts
ed with a souvenir Of the bsfslssss.
by the management Of the vard
At 2 o'clock an departed for Par.
Blakeley. where they went throuss
the lumber mills there. Later the~
visited the Puget Sound navy ys,l
and az 5 O'Clock left for Tseoms
where they vii be entertained -
the citizens Of the Cts Of Dsstiny.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-14

CHICAGO MARKETS..
CHICAGO. June 1.-THE follow
Ing quotations ruled on the Board
Of Trude today.
Whcut High Low. Close.
july. fG7-f, 50. self.
Sept. ~. sg. ~ -
Dee. 28-i. s., 50 IA.
Corn
july. 6aa-s. t2b-s. o. a.
Sept. 81. 6tz-B, GtI-2
Dec. 4aq-e. -. - i-s.
Oats
JUS. SOS. a0i-4. 30 II.
Sept. 29l-s asa. 2S3-4.
bee. 2aG-s. 91-S. 20 -.
Pork
july. 1855. iR.47 f-2. i2J2f-z.
Sept. 1885. 1880. t2.66.
Liverpool July wheat closed 3-sd
higher. at W 10 ia.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-14

shells. zoos. go. bone meal, iO0s.
tg2. gfanulated bones. zoos. ta2. on
26a aud sos s. per ton higher.
Grain end Grass Seed.
tied clover prime. cWt. tf4.bGa no.
alaike. choice. ~. white clover tl5
aia. timothy, per cwt. ff.l5W
IL. orchard grass. tiii red top. fbW
no. English rye grass, s.. italian rye
graHa. g. bronze Efasn. fl3. inii
meadey ont grass. SO. Kentucky
blue ntara. 80. pasture mixture,
uplHnda. tl0a ~.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-14
The MARKETS

Things went mighty pert on
Western avenue this morning. by
henl" A fresh load OF cantalops
came In from California. and. gosh
all homlocksi the poor lot OF
strawberries that came on the mar
kct was sure surprising. Native
rasnberries arc In and In excellent
condition. These are selling mt s.
crate. Cherries from all over the
state are In and selling fast. Cali
fornia peas are very scarce. and are
selling for TIC Cherries range
from 81 TO 81 90 The prices on all
other goods remain about the same.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-14
A FROG "As IS" A FROG.

croak. croak. croakl sings the old
Bull Frog.
Croak. croak. croakl az he sits on a
log.
But--aupposlng that an old bull
frog measured 1876 inches from fore
20 hind feet. what a fool frog be
would be to Sit on a log and croak'
Even the moat amateur Of frog
hunters would be sure to get him.
However. the frog shown In the
picture ia of the dimensions given.
lie Is one Of the bullfrogs Of India
where they are native and grow 20
Immense size.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-14
WHERE Wa rns acon p
ARE BREAkiNC LAW

Persons who are violating he o..
dlnanee prohibiting sprinklsng out
side certain hours are liable 10 find
their water turned off almost auy
time. according 70 Water Superb
tendent YoungA The Irrigation
hours are between 6 and 2, morning
and evening. but many persons are
irriEating for much longer periods
The result Is a scarcity Of water IN
many parts Of the city and numsr-
Gus complaints 20 the water DE-
partment.
II persons arc unable 10 sprinkle
during the prescribed hours tksy
may obtain a permit from the water
department allowing them 70 spTiE-
kle a. some other time in the dzy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-14
DRUM MAJOR
SUICIDES

MONTERREY. Cal, June ID
Drummaior George Perry, Of the
Fifteenth United States Infantry
band. committed suicide az the Pre-
sidio yesterday by shooting himself
through tho heart. The cause i
unknown.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-14
KING WILL CONSENT

CHRISTIANA. June liking
Oscars letter to tho president OF the
Norwegian stofthing. NJ. Berner. de-
filming his position, was read in the
storthiug this morning The docu-
mcnt was referred unanimously 10
special committee without com
ment The storthlnE adjourned to
await the committees report. There
was no demonstration. II Ia be-
tieved here that the king and the
rllldsdag will probably confirm the
dissolution Of the union. after re-
affirming that Il could not be dis
solved without the consent OF
Sweden.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-14

BeanH. dry. per cwt. ia2bma76:
small whites. a32bm87b. large
whites, f3atib; pink beans. sass:
bnyo beans. ta.25: green beans. 100
Ice, wax green beans, loo; wax beans
i5c per ID; boets. per sack. $50;
paranips. per sack. 90ei native car
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-14

BuENos AYREs. June 1.-THE
HRrana. Uruguay and Salndo rivers
are ovcrflowcd, inundatiuE an enor-
nous region. Santa F'e. Rosario aud
other cities have suffered heavily.
Forty thousand cattle are drowned.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-14
WE'D ARMY OFFICERS

JEFFERSON CITY. Mo. June H.
A wedding Of note here today WIS
that Of Miss Mary CAN'T, daughter
OF Justice CAN'T Of the criminal d.
vision OF the state supreme court
and Lieut.. Edwin a. Hickman U.
$. A.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-14

the Northern Pacific has srransea
f4th to 18th inclusive. Call at y. r
for specially low rates 70 St tHuh
chlcago, etc. Tickets on sale 1uhs
Ticket OFFICE, Seattle, and arranss
for your trip. -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-14
CHINESE WILL
RgcAss

. HONOLULU. June IA I
. poster which appears IN the /,
= Tito AHiatie quarters says that
= the Chinese government has =,
- decided 20 rctaliate for the I
= American exclusion policy and I
- that the government at pekin ,
= will issue an order against the I
. purchase 81 American goods. ,
q with a death penalty for vio- I
= iatiou. and viii have Americans !
= who enter china fuinigated and !
. charged $500 per head. 1
= .
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-14

PARTISAN monthly regulator: only
sure. eafe remedy. never falls. guar
nnteed, all female disorders success
fully treated; consult physiC Ians free.
EnriH-New York Medical Institute.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-14

To Lewis and Clark Exposition
only $3.50 FOR the round trip -
elal n. =. train leaves Seattle 80"
n m. Friday morning. June sth'
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-14

PLAINFTELD. n. J., June Ia
Miss Florence Warning, daughter Of
orvine T. Warning. Of the Standafa
oil company, and Capt Chaumey
Humphries, u. $. A., Of West Point
were married In Grace church tnIs
afternoon. - AAMAf$
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-14

Report furnished by Downing.
Hopkins a Co. tluc1. brokers. 3oL
900 aud 300 Alasia building.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-14
BL00DLESS WAR
WAGES FIERcELY

FORT HUNT. Va. juno f4-Ad-
miral Dickens secondary squadron
which was destroyed. constructively.
by guns OF forts Washington aud
Hunt. last night, retired down the
Potomac this morning.
BALTIMORE. June 1.-THE
cruisers Newark and Atlanta and
the gunboat Sylvia with members Of
the Maryland naval militia on
board attacked" the Baltimore
Qualifications early this morning.
but were repulsed eonstructiyely by
the guns Of the fort.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-14
ALKG POINT

room house ON a piece % ground
that Il $3.50 feet. with uunhafrncta
"a visw ~ the city aud Sound fine
spring q water large lawn. garden,
shrubs and flowers 81 ala Kinda a
piece Of property that viii doubts
lu value about az quick az nmNfhina
know - You can have " for g. 20.
Don't miss e. 70
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-14

GIT a ffee MAI ~ Seattle All ncklns
Moving STORAGE Co, First avenue
ana Cherry street.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-14

Aeseaas tor Sale
TEN AcKGs- Alder Land. easily
cleared nnH soft handy to Seattle
Tacoma lnlsrgrssn so .ssY terms.
ROBERT MALIHA.
sls MI Alaska Bldg IL
Here are a FEW buys IA water front
a sSsss az Is S Sssial s6 sg Us '
iQ screH az Aannaneta. $50
acres. tue for slmmer home, 800.
HAMILTON 4 OLSEN.
- Marion BIDS
80 10 aers~. Improved. house. chicken
house. barn place fenced aud tartiY
cleared. Ceme today AVID hgl THIS
81 hsa1owaais Tsks q. n train
IS ~ feot " Columbia street ~
MsadaNeale. ASA fof ore Mhssisr
the tract II
CHEAP LASps.
g serss eloss 20 tis s..,la leach. 80
HAMILTON & OLSEN. u
80 Marion BIDS
ule Bend wheat fruit and aifsifA
~ the state uf Washington. a
THOMPSON. lel jefferson Place
Ballard. Phone ballard ~. Is
rEN AcREs~AIdsr i4ad. easily clear.
ed fine soft HANDY 70 ssattls-'r
eeina iaa,s5sa,flSSs,ga ~, ,ssssf terms
syn Alsss a sids. 4.
Fer ssls-i.eusss snd lets.
~ 0wnsf 0as ia Foom house. Ina1sfn
3 ave ard tsffefHoni lot ttxie0. eel
Msin ss1 --it
t7oa=-t.roam cosy cottage berries. flow
eFn. hen house, terms. lie 18th Ave.
near Denny WaY. baFGaia. Is
Ger sal.-H.si gsis,s
Nest 4 i entirely ciraFsd al spzdsd.
teHeod. " Eafdsn.. snaail hause. zeaa
vel street. grades ArA pa.d foe. five
mig,s,ss 1 Ssls tsep 20 49, rsn'on ,. 60
n'oee. isrms' pe rs misg hls.
on tract - slxiss feet AL cleared.
ia. spifndid wafsr prles 30. vsry
cheap here Is splsndld chance 20
shaSs ass h.s 81 ifs Ell its.rrn
y ~ "T rs..ss V .ds ' es.sm s.9,n
heass harh. AZ fsnssd. 6 acrss u
sasY tsftna 4 arisuaia chance ana
HHrrT HnHF money All surely double
A II eGAMnEf.
So Union ia II
arEr INTO
A nice htfis business etnrrfuum equip
ped. stocked. coEG living Fpofua IN
fsart HaNeu nice apartments with
hallway. overhead good building
large lot. uA4c. Graded. sidewalk e
STREET car line and lake block
away 81 the price 8 so shis prop
FftV viii quickly pay fer itself. ims
pfnFCfuenta maEias population
nfuwiuG on every side. values
steadily. surely upward
Gait taks card Introducing fnu % The
nNnff and arrupenf
CHARLES sOMEnE COMPANY.
tisz Alaska bldg afs
Fuf sale Ideal suburban home bar
gain Tor cash ten lots ifaxHn. front
Ing - and - AVsH n. ", near
&th West. mostly cleared al fenced
% fruit trees rtrH wherfisa. ruFfnnfa.
FaHphsFrtes. chickens, Eeesr ducks
worth 500 will sell Tor s. 5oa So
cash. halgnfe easy terms Take
Fremont ballard ear 20 North rnd.
walk east 60 Third Ave Sc Mr.
hunksi. ~ Second Ave. after 8
o'clock
SHERMAN. CLAY a CO. lie
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-14

Piano. upright seheumcr good rondi.
uon5 acwInE maChnpH. SINGER. drop
top. fixtures, bargain. call 1i Stew
art between tHh ami SIN ANra #fh
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-14

A LITTLE MONEY 500
Down a little price 81 per acre. utl
tie payments thereafter. 81 monthly
for % acres rich land nearly level.
some cleared. the balance eaaiTy
cleared. fine water. ~ miles Of gcl
attic. good boat service. cheali
transportation rates, convenient 10
water take immediate paaHfnainn
begin improving, living deVflupinf
CHARLES SDMEHs COMPANY.
toi-2 Alaska bldg. Is
Have Just listed one u the best hugs
Is Seattle. an eiRht-raom modern
house. fine grounds snNtM. stone
nhutmsut fruit and Hhfuhhery. good
ueiEhhufhpod. within three blocks ~
four car lines. 10 minutes ride Lot
me show you this property.
A. - NEWELL,
1i6 Marion Street 81
8 POO buys best modern broom cottage
bargain ia city, everything IN and
paid. large corner lot. Inquire 1870
10Th Ave. \ s3ia. -l5
BARGAIN 800. balance monthly FOR
nice almost new asruom cottage, with
bath. pantry and haaemcnt. very
close In on Marion, cement walk.
improvements all in and paid for.
J., o. HOLLAND,
so New York Blk. Ia
House. barn. two lots; any reasonable
offer. 9l0l Rainier Boulevard. own
cr. Dan Williams. III
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-14

Fouud@ChHd's teWrlrX. on West seat.
tie beach. 2 rinse ana bracelet Par.
Ties can have property hK idcntifyiHe
same Call Censy Island Grocery
Store. West Seattle. IA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-14

Lost onenfaced. gold watch. nugget
ehattsiaine attached phone North
eA Reward given. Ia
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-14
Lest ana Found

The party that picked mp the en-
yclopc with check ana cash had
better turn same into the bank
on which check Is drawn and re-
ceiVe reward lit
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-14

PIKE AfNEEf ttRNiFUKE %
PAYS the highest prize TOT Hecoud
hand furniture. Maiu est. Ind. las
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-14
Star Want I'd. Agencies

y. u. Muilsa. Ssi nallard ave. ep.
paelts City halh
frvruent prua cs. EWlna street
and Fremont avenue,
Quaker prua Co. lots tst ave.
Thea. Harris 90 pestefttee, Henten
Q. n. Lehndfstt. cigar store. YVES
Eaooaa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-14

TWO GOOD BUYS
$40 for five acres ~ fine land one
mile from Itiverton; two acres for
fH0, 10 cash and 80 per month.
6M acres finest kind Of land. close to
graded school, store. postoffico and
car, sidewalk 10 land; price $500
q. III NftiloLs. szs Pioneer Rldr. II
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-14
Hay.

Eastern Washington timothy,
as; alfalfa. si2.5o4is. wheat hay.
so; Eastern Washington. double
compressed, sci: Puget Sound hay.
4fOm1g.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-14

FouItFY Foods
Oyster shells, zoos. ton, t2f. clam
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-14

SEATTLE AND IA
COMA-ffaudy TO tuterurhan. ~
acfcH rich Rarden land. mostly al
der and maple very easily cleared.
no timber facing on good county
road. adjoining an improved farm.
close to school and neighbors. $50.
half cash.
fia-H-zi Alaska Bldg. Ia
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-04-10

LAB0R'S
FUTURE

New York, April 1C.-Prof Walter A.
Wyckoff. who occupies the chair OF polit-
ical economy at Princeton and is well
kntwn as the author Of several books de-
scribing his experiences as tramp, talk
ed about strikes a. a mass meeting held
under the auspices of the West Side Y. M.
&. A. in the Majestic theatre. yesterday.
Professor Wyckoff told about working as
a DAY laborer I'm various states. He wished
20 study political economy by experience,
ne SAIL and he did
'There is a right and n necessity for la
b. 70 organize" said the professor "es-
pecially unskilled labor. IL Is the most
opeful solution OF the labor problem. But
great necessity to the permanency OF the
element OF organization is the sense OF
legal responsibility.
The speaker saii that labor should in
corporate and then it would be possible
TO adjust satisfactorily the relations be-
tween organized cIptiu and organized la
bOT
"The problem of yesterday was the
problem OF production he continued.
",rke problem OF today is one OF dlstribu-
tlon. We are searching the world for new
markets. The thing that modern indus
trialism needs most Is a living faith"
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-04-10
WONDERFUL
Time BY
SPECIAL

A special locomotive and one car, bear
ing Ferdinand F. Borges. manager of the
Boston office of the Ubero Plantation
company, sped from the South station
last evening at s:36 o'clock, and enabled
the solitary passenger to board the Fed
eral express at 1875 p m. in New London.
Conn.
Although the usual charge for such a
special train is 50 for every mile COW
cred. which in this case would be 1924.
IL is said that II was worth 800 10 Mr..
Borges 10 connect with the Federal ex-
press last night. because of the neces-
sity for his appearance in Washington
this morning, when the postoffice depart
ment grants hearing TO the Ubero
Plantation company 70 ascertain whether
II comes within the scope of the statute
under which fraud orders are issued.
The hearing is a result OF complaints
made TO the department by some in
vestors
Postoffice inspectors have been investi-
eating the affairs of the company. The
stock of the Ubero Plantation company
is said 70 have been sold largely by means
of circulars distributed by mail. Recently
the court appointed a receiver TO take
charge OF the company's business.
The flyer" which left the South sta
tion at S.S6 p. m. covered the los miles
between Boston and New London in
little less than two hours, running at
an average of IS miles an hour. The Fed
eral express left Boston at 745 D. m,
and arrived in New London at 1885 p. m
Mr.. Borges' special was delayed Is min
utes at Mansfield by the breaking down
OF the small locomotive which had been
provided for him in Boston.
A large locomotive was quickly fred
up and at 4:4s the special arrived here.
A powerful engine was waiting for him
and this took him to New London in time
to catch the Federal express. which had
been ordered to wait for him. and which
pulled out OF New London Just 1S minutes
late.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-04-10
REN0vATING
STEAMER
LARCHM0NT

1t has already been announced in The
News that the steamer Larchmont OF the
Joy Steamship company. which plies on
the line between Providence and New
York, had been hauled off TO undergo
some necessary overhauling, but few had
any idea to what extent she would be i'm
proved II will. no doubt. be OF interest
to citizens generally to learn that the
management Of the JOY line states that
the steamer is TO be thoroughly over
hauled and renovated from stem TO stern
and from keel to mast light. and when
she is replaced on the line she will have
undergone n remarkable change, not
alone I'm outside appearances, but her in
terror will have taken on an appearance
suggestive OF the managements apprecia-
ton OF the wants OF It's patrons
The Larchmont will be newly painted.
outside and inside. and will be thoroughly
recarpeted and staterooms will be
equipped throughout with new bedding
and mattresses.
Patrons OF the line will also note a
marked Improvement in the general fur
nishings Of the steamer. and nothing will
be spared to assure the comfort OF the
travelling public. The seaworthiness OF
both the Larchmont and Edgemont is
commendable. and those who have
Travelled over the line on either OF these
fine steamers during stormy weather have
been 90 impressed. The JOY line is fully
sensible OF the requirements OF the travel
ing public. and this fact will he shown
when the Larchmont returns To Provi-
dence
Meanwhile the fine steamer Shinnecock
Is running alternately with the Edge
mont leaving Providence Mondays. We'd
nesdays and Fridays. and the appoint
ments of this popular craft are second "a
none. The Shinnecock is strictly modern
in every appointment and Is a fine sub
stitute for the Larchmont. which steamer
will. no doubt. be ready 10 resume her
sailings within few weeks
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-04-10
AMONG THE BOXERS

With the exception OF the bouts In
Chelsea and several nearby cities no
contests Of any Importance are sched-
uled for this week
After being closed more than a week
tho Douglas club Of Chelsea has sched-
uled a meeting for Thursday night when
Young Kenney Of Lawrence, and Young
Donahue will meet IN the main bouts.
Both are fast, clever boxers and will
give the members a fine exhibition. There
will also be three preliminaries between
local talent.
In Webster tonight that favorte boxer
Paddy Fenton. will clash with Guy Ash
ley OF Fall River I'm the feature contest.
Fenton has been I'm the ring longer and
will give Ashley a hard battle. The match
Is creating = lot OF interest There will
be a preliminary event I'm which Tommy
English and Monk, the Newsboy. will be
the contestants. The bout between
Jimmy Gardner and Peter Sullivan IN
New Bedford tonight will be a slashing
affair Sullivan has been coming along
az a fast clip. Gardner never boxed so
we'll in his life as OF late.
Rouse o Brien OF South Boston. whose
ambition IL TO be bantam champion. and
Who is now only one round below the
title, will meet Tommy Feltz in Portland