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Decorah-posten., 1889-05-15

noenri8sminiftersn benaster paa bet
Seltemteite, at Miniiter Chamber inbs
ienote fin affebsanissnina, forbi ban
bapoe bsrt, at ben banife &esisrins bar
misiornsiet meb bans r~onepnelie.
Sette &pste er ianSipnlisuis ubbrebt Of
Chambers 5ienber.
Decorah-posten., 1889-05-15

I'm belois Seieran. genRous Com.
missioner Tanner bar tiltienbt 5rieb,
rid S9waser / Slime Sod, Ya., en-
BsniiOn af $13. 900 % s72 ON Maane.
ben.
Decorah-posten., 1889-05-15

Sionr 2Ommis ionen. @arner fra
Ut'siOuri os Gr Snpernor Softer fra
Ohio, Der er Weolemmer al ben nps uo,
reonte aommisiiOn, iom Ital unber.
banole meb SiOur Snbianerne ON Nf.
%ftaaslie at beres &eieruation i SafOta,
bapos Iorrise Wanoas en- lausere Sam,
tale meb Observation-Disclosures os mob
tos Snitruftiuner. Den 27be Ntai ital
commissioner treble iammen / Chicago
Os fortiatter berfra &siien iii 9atoto
iamnen meo General groof, Der psiaa
er Meblem at benne 8ummisfpn.
Decorah-posten., 1889-05-15

Dor befjenbte ganbsmanb Cars &.
Wafer er uonaunt til receiver of public
moneys ! grOOtton, Rinn.
Decorah-posten., 1889-05-15
sra @aibimgton.

NoaIc Sistige llbn9pnelier. Yre'
Ebent Sarriion uorapnte | Snsbass
Theodore &ooiepslt fra @ep gorf %
Susb 9. Tbompion fra Soutb Carp.
lina til Neblemmer af Gipil Serpics
Commission.
&ooispelt er ct betienbt Meblem al
&ouiepelt Jamilien / Nep Yorf. Sau
bar taset en- lsoenoe Del / Statens go.
It'll % blep | 1884 pnlst til Meblsm
al 9esislaturen. Deb bet naiiione
Sppalg | Ietp gorf giip bar ban repli'
blifanf 8anoioat for Mapor MOB Ses
nit ps Senrp George. San bar altio
p9ret en- ipris 5ortiamper for Reform
/ gipiltjeneiten % fit iOm Meblem Of
Neip gorts 9esislatur fat isiennem ben
iaafalbte &oolepelt &eformbin. San
sr usiaa en- literar Wanb, bar ifrepet
ct Sar Ssssr os en- &effe Sfilbrinser
for Masaiiner. San er fun 80 War
sammel.
Susb g. Tbompion er bet bemofras
tiife Meblem al Gipil Service &ommis.
foneu. timber 8relioent Gleoelanos
Administration bar ban asffterenbe
Sefreter for Sinansbepartementst os
blec / Slutninsen Of 5ebruar ubn9pnt
til Giuil Serpice Commits iioner, men
bans llonaunelie blep lite ftabfaItet ai
Senatet, ba bet life bible binbe Yreiis
bent Sarriiun til @lepelanbs llonap,
nelisr. Mr. TbOmpion er isbt Char.
lesion, 9. g., for omtrins so slar iibsn.
San bar @upsrnsr al Soutb Carolina,
ba ban al Gleuelanb blep uonapnt til
asiiiterenbe Sefretar.
5ranf Talmer fra Chicago bleo fam
tibis uonaunt til 8sitprer af &eaieriuz
gems Sostrbtferi Os Sosbinberii 8aIbs
inston. !San er Bostrstter os BOG
binber al YrOfesion. 5or mango Gar
fiben uosap ban en- @uis / Soma ps
fjsbte isnere State &esiiter" / 9es
Moines. Sun bar Osiau en- 7ib uffeut,
Zig 8~ostrDtfer for Staten SOpl os blep
to @anse palst til &onsrssmanb. %
"5nter Ocean" bleO srunoet / Chicago,
blep ban auiat Tom bets ISopeorebaftsr.
Sreiibent Sapes uoneunte bam til Soft
METER I Gbicass, os bette Gmbebe inbe.
baobe ban luoer Garfield os Nrtbur.
Observation-Disclosures Tapport
for Ipril uiier, at ginterbpebens aiens
~neminitlise Stanb er 90 Srucent imub
"a | Warts, 8interrus 96.5 imob $3.50
os Sinterbps 800 Brpcent.
Sinterbpeoeu / Ohio alen bar libt
en- Gel Sfabe paa @runb Of &ssnmans
gel. S Spoen ftaur Sueben uomertet,
&nt bar bog paa faa enfelte Steber laat
fig paa 6uebeblabere.
8aarplsininsen er meset mere frem,
freben iaar END ben bar ben lite Mai
i'ior. 1876 Srocent al Nsrene er ales
reSs plsieoe. Siior bar fun 74.6 Sro
cent plsiet ben lite Mai. Den siennems
initlise Brucent | Ell 8etfe af slar bar
paret II. 8aaraannen bar berfor iaar
p9ret ~uiaboanlis tiblis.
Siprr 2ommis fonen. 8arner fra
TfisiOuri ps CT Snuernsr Softer fra
Ohio, Der er Neolemmer al ben nps uo.
raonte aommisiiun, iom Ital unber.
hnunfp mon Sotour H~nS;onnxua 49,, ore
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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1889-07-16
NATIVE EaTAIIANS n UTAH.
How They axe Treated by tse HIoEzaons
The Desire Or Many TO Retain 10
Their H1lss

Row 4LeE axe treated eE E-ie y % 2lll on :
The Desire Or Many TO Eer--r, ro
Their HaE e
i vo1-z 1z-5ve. 24mel John hahza-
-u.- who MS ne a the Hawaiian emf
grants u s.. Lake. returned by the
-.Zzz.z-E5z.~ Ezyin. been assisted by
C-r -1w-Snz1 NJ ". !. kinney to -.
% >z- Francisco. whence he waS sent
home ty the Hawaiian Cons1. General.
He states that there are z-o-t seventy
natives there ) letter iron Nh Kin
-zv 8. SSH Lzsa u the Co-S1l-lSzlerzi
Ssys
Is iz- = I cG- learn the natives are
very vel IEss-ei 1y the class O Nor
mons EEC sill hzye enough zeal 10 pro-
>=-g-5Es. !. =. the rzlz religions Mormon,
b.: there : : lz--s class q MormCls II
TIE C5Cy Eers wl0, Ike many q the iss-
l=-lE--S q the Missionaries - the Is
z-Gs- z-e ve-y busy lsying Up treasure
where the n0.l and rust DOH CORRUPT
etc and G11'E look c1 our kznak2
brethren 81 81, O, II st zll, only g next
Go1r 70 the Gz-zsv- and 10 ba treated SC
Clr1l1ET S,-Ue u the natives get
steady 1C-z. others Do u0s. and zil have
70 wCsz :C- their money Is they never
did $: houz- !. : M : case Of dsStitu-
tlC- but q boCss.cE1ess. Inc SapTsne
Court O; Utah hzs icSt held that native
HzEEIlaEs zTe C1t eligible 10 American
citizenship, and this wiIl greatly depre-
Clz.s their importing value TO the Nor
uC-s
We zre informed that quite number
q these zuigrzlts desire 10 return, but
hzvs C1s rh= means 10 pay their way.
Application has bean made to the Con-
s1l-lJzzerzl q san Frz1cis-1, out It ap-
pzzrs that thzrs i not enough a the
appropriation :-r the relief and rs:GT1 u
INDECENT HzEsiizls f1E this pErpose .s1i
iu-EL=rUC-s that tae appropriation Is
generally Understood. 70 Be iJT the return
. SLipvr=czsI s=uen who are le;t
zCECzl without mans
L : II. chu-zht 70 d 8 proozr csa az
public UCl=y % zii E1Ues5Ck people
TnC have Voluntarily deserted their
G--1-Ey 10 I've abroad This should
serve a. 3 waning 10 natives not 10 Leave
:l=5r b1D== without full zEC~lei-s Of
what they are going 70, and full under
Standing THAT they Cz1lgs rely upon the
Government 10 s=11 Tor them Ehen they
are ECIEs5cs-
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1889-07-16

Essvc u ro,ls v-os~ tbs cas- q Robert
>o-. thSs r1-i-c might stand FL. s.
this particular cSSe hiss bsao vlrt,l&l,v
c-ccS.s- s,2 by allowing the further &ryc-
,ce-- -C h made / have rS,oC>s teyS,j
Thar ruling.
I E@vs examined the evidence gwen
in tGe previous trfal, Gxcep.sr. tina; q
NScc-ev the absent witness There sire
>5N witnesses besides him. On their
testimony II gwen in 5 magistrate :
,r1----- ! S--C- L md 8 trgrl hi. ii iui-cs-
r-e-1- ! eN0-a>> 10 crimson rpc- clse
proper y probable result o. = trial It
: o-, l. 81 opinion cl&. !: : "a c-i>a u II
v-,1 OF --IzL.
B1i this s,a CoS-s cao2o; o7isr. II,
when i : called To- s-12l, the Attorney
General, h5s-- present II psr>o1 q bv
ls---v, does 10 u-C>scC.5. il viii stand
-,- prosecuted Z iSss- tg,; w55So0s the
entry q CC--a C-CSsC n Tue A.iC--Ey-
General WI. -GSs Ms our ccI->s-
Is5i >aal p-ocSst 10 t-fai, l VII, &Sk
c-e q my 1-ssc-eC C2 the Bench - holi
.15 ,-lG., M. because ! deem C,vSsli IL
have II Il hsvs Indicated. any hiss IL
.te Defendants case, By withhold nv
cc-c---s2ce 70 GlS-sS> 5ia Ul;tcc;
5--&-. mi cs,aC>s ty the COLLISION which
Ez> &--S5- t-c-- ct-lS cz>s. between the
Cc-.-; S-1 me Attorney -lTsosgal, Ss1Si-
ave c1-l---c- q pco-se feeling mss been
Induced under wCGA i might be m
V--s3 tG&l nv rulings were over ss-sc;
s-al-Si TIE ls.s- s--c, CEEcc his colvic.
IIo-. u were ClC i4yO-2c-e from lear O;
The C-1s-.-1V -..s,5o1. L MC~'CLrE-
justice Supreme Co-rt-
--r--- $50
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1889-07-16

When the foregoing had been re&8 the
Cc--- S&i5- Ten minutes before my
coming Ec.o Cc-r5 Mr. Hz-twell SSw ne
II nv chambers, &-& being wi:GoI; IL
formation Q: vh4. the decision VS., de-
S5-e1 ne n 2l&ks 5 statement think
be C2- make / mare accurately &Gd
zSS hin, . ID 81
NJ Hz-sWel.-L desire 70 S.4.e tbs.
cEe A-o-cey-G General hzi seen ne be-
tC-e 4-i desired ne 20 lrtl-m the Court
tbs: The prosecution would 20 N with
-ls case Mr. AShto-yi'S deputy IL
formed NE tha, M Ashford desired TIE
Csc 70 On a-5 defendant : counsel are
present ir Court II regard 10 the sus-
-sss5o- that he Court desired one q Its
brethren 10 r-eSs de 81 the Trial ! desire
cIs- the CC--. Itself StIzslL 81 - the rrl2l-
think The iE:s-aS: q justice VIII Be the
better C1>s-vet
Mr. Ne--znn :o- tie Ge;e1i&n,-I
shall lSE clz. the Court ST. - y-e think
!. : entirely Tree from rlG>
i -zr-e z-1-s-cs as present during
the shove proceedings. including the
E.-5-l>G Commissioners. hut the A:tl--
-=s-.-a-eEa- SIS --C 81. 90 attend III
person
al The Parties -c-.-si ty the Court %
be present w5l5 -le-e. excepting the
At----a. General
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1889-07-16
CUSTOM BoUSs RETURNS.
Exports seS tho First SIX Months OF
1SS9.

Exports Ser the First SIX Months or
JSSa.
Following are the returns of the Cot
lectos~Geaera, q Customs. showing the
exports q the psino;pal ps>inc;S Tor the
second quarter, and also icy the first half
q the ousoeo; year, During the pas;
* mouths tbere has heeH ; very large
tcc0ea>e IN sheeNpoytS q Hawaiian pro-
5cc;>-eSpeo>alls in sugar. ;yllou, coffee,
and oAnSnSS, On the other hand. there
has been considerable iaoreaSs IN nee,
&0d Sl>o in wool; bus the decrease On
the former, which i nearly 0ue,thjri.
l,'sy be So>ouDtsi for from = much larSer
home consumption this wear.
The total value q Hawaiian exports
To- ;le second quarter Is S5,T7S.SS9 rs,
81 increase over the corresponding
quarter in I>S> Of $l,SlS,5l6 Is;
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1889-07-16
-GFfTti5Euf1i5.
NOTICE.

NOTICE. l. EEREBY GIVEN To ALL
y persons that OF the Ssh day o; June.
Isss. meeting q stockholders o tIe
CSLyN LCE Co TZs nzIi in Honolulu.
and thar - said meeting /. vas voted 0v
said stockholders 20 z11zp- Lle Charter 81
Incorporation granted % them and Jheir
associates under the corporate name and
s-Tl= D. TIE LllCl Ice Con pzuy- on the
5l-1 DAY q June Is.s bv dis EIczLIsncy
L1-rI- 3 IlE-s-Cl. Minister q the In
is-i1r- and that Eas Corporation under said
Charter -EE-=-uCl Organized and elected
t1s i1--1EI1E C-E1srs q TIE Company
: : Hcs5-s=- Prss=dzl.
L e. AElzs-------- Eicz-P President
! 4 Fisher Secretary & Treasurer
L C. A1-eS Manager
NC.I1= L further gwen that Pursuant 70
-Ee terms q aid Charter. 10 shareholder
shall l1zIIV e liable for the hehts o.
he Corporation b=yCrd sfls amount =llch
shall IL due UrCl the share o. shares held
or owned 5y himself.
J. H FISHER
Secretary.
H0no.ul1. July l. 1853 IzT5-5t z-ls
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1889-07-16
NOTICE !

HOLDING An AUCTIONEER'S
IL License I A -1E p-spz--s1 % 81 Il
q e cE1E1I-T z-y EE-rs Z I1is Di.r-i-
ETI z-ss E-lzz1 70 re e5llecEiEz q Rents
tls1 e B5lis. o. tzis Ez5 re ocEeE I.lErfs-
- n fsr-s sIili bz zz1CsrE-e- ard shall
y -lric- l--sz-ts5 . S-sizssE- ksoYs 70 rseefTe
sLG-s q t-e E-s.ic 5-tr0zEgs-
T. 2. BAILEY.
EEEEEp1s EEEEzEo. EEzi- Szre r. les.
[iE-iEI
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1889-07-16

The United States steamer Con-
stellstiOn went ashore a mile below
Cape Henry in q thick fog. The
vessel was broadside to the beach.
three hundred yards from shore.
Wrecking companies sept vessels 10
the rescue, but she got of without
much injury.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1889-07-16

ne following exports Ars included in TIE
z.,vs table
zAHULUI-S-gAr. zI.-2Is-4 pounds, value
S-f4.caIs -
ELo->-E4<. SScs Al pounds. value SSsS.-
IS - Eics Ior pounds value SS4l g.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1889-07-16
DR.. J. COILS BROWNIES
CHLORODYNE.
THE ORIGINAL and ONLY GENUINE

THE ORIGINAL and ONLY GENUINE.
Advice to Invalids.-:f you wish TO obtain
quiet refreshing sleep. free from headache. re-
net from pain ano anguish, to calm and assuace
'ae weary SchlngS OF pTujrActed disease in
ylgorSIe the nervous media and ia-uiate the
circulating systems of the body, YOU will rrul
vide yourself With thar marvellous remedy dis
covered BY DR.. j. Coils Browne f,ste AMY
Medical StAfn 10 which he Gave ne ns1ne ~
CHLORoDINE, snd which Is sdmitted by me
profession 70 be the most wonderful ana vain
able remedy ever discovered.
CHLOR0DYNE is the best remedy known 70
coughs Consumption, Bronchitis, Asthma
CHLuRoDYNE acts like charm in Disrr
noea. &uo Is the only specific in Cholera ans
Dyseutcry.
CHLoR9DYNE efeetually GUS short al at
SpaSmS.
CHLoRoDYNE is the only palliative in Non.
I4lsia rheumatism, Gout, Cancer, Toothache
Meningitis, sc.
From Syues 4 Co. Pharmaceutical Chem
ISL: Medical HSll. Simla. January 5. 1850. 10
. l. davenport, ESQ-. s.. Great Russell Street
oomsbUry, London. Dear Sir-We embrace
ihis opportunity Of cOuzraiulatlns Won upop me
widespread reputation ihiS Justly esteemed
medicine, Dr.. =. Coils Brownies Chlo-odvre
haS earned for itself not only in Hindoctan'
oui Ail over the East As = remedy for general
utility We mus: question whether better il
imported INTO the country, end we shall be glad
C near OF us nnClue place in every Anglo
A--e-A@- -NAAASs AG OAAtl uEaUGs. We
TO say, are now releSated TO the native bazsars
and judging from their sale, We fancy their
soJouTn there Will be but evanescenf We
could multiply instances dd iTFHitu1s OF the ex-
UaoTuinATy efficacy OF DR.. Coils Brownies Chic
rodyne IN DiarrhPa and Dysentery Spasms
cramps. Neuralgia eNomitins OF Pregnancy
aHd as general sedative. that have occured
under ouE personal observation during many
years. In CholA-aIc DiarrhEa and even in the
more terrible forms IT Cholera itself. we have
witnessed It's surprisingly controlling power
We have never used any other form Of This
medicine than Coils Brownies from q firm
conviction that II IL decidedly II { best and also
from sense OF duty we owe TO the profession
ana tne puollc, as We are OF opinion that the
substitution of sHy other than Coils BroyFne,s
Is DELIBERATE BREACH OF FAITH on NIX PART
OF TIE CHEMIST TO PEEsCRIBER AND PArryTT
ALIKE- We are, Sir, faithfully yours Symes 4
Co Members Of the Phsrm Society Of Great
lists
IoN.-Vice-Chancellor Sir W. Page
WOOD stated that DR.. j. Coils Browne was
undoubtedly. the Inventor of ChlOrodyne: that
the story Of the defendant Freeman was de-
ioeTstely untrue, which. he regretted to say.
had been sworn to.-See"The Times July IA
1854
Sold in bottles at Is I'D. 2s. 3D., Is. 3d.,
snd lis. each None is genuine without the
words :" DR.. j. Coils Brownies ChlOrOdyne " on
the Government stamp. Overwhelming uledi
cal testimony accompanies each bottle.
Gaution.-Beware Of Piracy and limitations.
Sole ManufactEre-J. T. DAVENPORT. 50
Gresi Russell Street. Blooms bury London
1851 em
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1889-08-30
SMALL TALK.

A policy shop-an insurance office.
Why not call a society papera parlor
organ2
The farmers are getting over the hay
fever.
Strange TO say, the Duke Of Fife isn't
musical.
No wonder the Indians are reserved ;
don't they live ON reseryationsl
An advertiser is like spiritualist, in
asmuch as both must have medium.
The poetry that goes into the sanctum
waste basket might be called blank
verse.
Ewing was fined $50 the other day for
abusing an umpire. The maxim, talk
is cheap" is subject TO exceptions.
Chicago Dime Museum proprieiors will
make no engagements with The big-footed
girl from Ohio. Her pedal oxtremities
are no curiosity at the Lake city.
subscriptions 60 the worlds fair in
New York in 1892 now amount TO Just
$4,000. Balance 90 be obtained, $3.50, 900.
IL looks like another case Of Grant Mon
ument.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1889-08-30

Providence having no league base ball
club the sympathies of it's citizens who
are interested in the national game,
naturally turn TO Boston as the sole
New England representative. The man
her in which the Boston team are leaving
the New lorks in the rear is hailed with
delight 10y its many friends. The people
OF Boston deserve TO have the penuaut fly
in that city next year from the generous
manner in which thay have supported
base ball for the past fifteen years.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1889-08-30

Every week at the New Providence
Museum seems 90 rival the one preceding
in the excellence of the show presented
Next week the popular author and actor
Geo. T.. Atkins, supported by Miss Edith
Crolius and IA strong company, will pre-
sent the Western border drama "Check-
rred Life" In addition 10 the drama a
big variety show will be given. The
popular plan Of continuous performances
j. followed here, and no matter what
time one goes in something Is going on
One dimc--ten cents.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1889-08-30
TOWN OF JOHNSTON.

APPLICATION FOR LIQUOR LICENSES.
NOTICE IA hereby given that the following
~ named persons have applied iof license ~
sell pure sprltuOus intoxicating and malt liqu0rs
IN the Town Of Johnston at retail only, al the
lOCa tlOns named - Wit.
Henry &. MOwry, MantOn House, NlIOn
John 3. Sullivan, "WOOdmdn's Inn" Arnold -
Thomas Manning, 30. stokes street
Gibson HOlgaic, No, l3 DlucyVllle square.
OTrin = KnOWltOn, Elm House Hartford rDad.
John Blackley cor Hartford and Molrose ~.
Alexander Hanna, cor. Lexington street and
Rocky lllll Road.
Luther Laraway, Agt., cor. 80. Williams st
Patrick Memick, No. iOs2 High street.
yohn ODOnnell, No. ~ PlalnGeld street
Michael Conway cor Hartford street and
West Providence Ave.
william II. Amod, Olncyyllle Hotel. Olney
Patrick Crowley. rlalnGcld street. near terIni.
nus Of q. H. n. COS tracks
Thomas AllscbrDok on his p-cmiscs, Plalnhcld
james y. McCurdy. No IGsj High street
Joseph +. JansOn, so. 100 Paiuhcld street.
James DOnnclly, 40. McDOnOugh street
Old killiugly Road.
rctcr Burke, on premises Of Peter Boyde la.
tham street
Edwin = Luther so. 1901 High Street.
Charlie POhlc, on hls premises Chalet street.
George g. PIKE, on premises of Charles Fletcher,
Plainhcd ltDad, Thornton.
Gcorge Aldrch, on his PREMISE Ola Knliugly
rOad.
David GDonncn, "leny Fcuucr stand D
Pninicli Road.
John Fee, whipplc Cottage, rlalnncld Road
Thornton.
John Davidson. 80. % Dycrarcct.
ocntrcdalc Mineral Water CO.. Railroad Build.
Ing, CcntTclalc
Samuel scranton. "Ismcl Bennett Stand"
Plainncd Road
Henry Meyer. lCgs and llO2 High street.
byron n. smith. drug store, j. a. Waterman
block. Olncy illc Square.
John J, Flood, so. q PmlnGcld street
John COOncy, No. ~ Lewis street,
John Coulcy No. ~ Olnryyillc square.
J. J. Collins Co., drug store, Irons block,
Olncyyillc square.
Henry Owens, 80. ll5 flaiuGcd street
Maurice II. Meyer, j 4. Nutcruuu's block,
Olncyylllc Square.
The Town Council viii be- IN session at mc
Council Chamber. odd Fellows Building, so.
lhl Plaluhcld street, Olucyyillc, e. J., August
5lst 1883, at IN T.. ", NJ which time ana place
all Interested parties may bc heard on the matter
OiRmutiug sad applications,
ny order Of the Town Council,
WM KINC, Council Clerk,
Johnston. August 10th. lssJ
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1889-08-30
HOTEL DEAD-BGATS.
Night CIcr.t Glvcs Away ono OF Their
Clever Little Trick4.

" Night ClCrN GlNCs Away one OF Their
Clever Little Tricks,
Thcrc are somc people who certainly
tako hotel clcrlls to bo fools Of the first
water. Judging from the badly-con-
ocalcd tricks thoy play in attempting
20 "dcad-bcat' hotel. Tho other
night at "A late hour dappcr-looking
young drummcr wearing bright.
colorcd wooden shirt llashy tic and
shoes OF yellow leather, and carrying
what Is the latest craze among dudes,
| bclicvo-u crab-applc cano walked
briskly up to tho hotel counter and
registered his namo for room for the
night, paying tho money down. He
met another young man In the rotunda,
but | noticed that they mover rccog-
nizcd each othcr. and woro apparently
strangers. But, from sizing thom up,
| concluded that they were chums, and
woro trying TO "worIt' me. Tho young
follow who registered went up In the
elevator. just rs he was starting
across the rotunda 10 enter the cle-
vator tho othcr young man walked
across to tho stairway and up tho
steps To the first floor, rs II he
had already engaged room and
was going up To retire. Whom
the elevator boy came down | asked
him il the elevator was stopped ON tho
way up. lie rcpliod that 1t was, and
that young man camc In on the first
floor and spoke to the young drummer
very cordially. and that they were APP
parcntly old friends. and both had
gouc TO the samc room. Aftcr closer
inspection found that the two young
mon had retired together. and by look
ing at the register at that late hour In
the morning happened to know who
were out, and who In. | knew, then.
that the young drummer and his friend
wero pretending TO be strangers before
me In ordor ;hat one OF thom only
would pay for a nights lodging They
banked on working thcir scheme this
way: The young drummer came in In a
hurry, paid for his room aud started
up in the elevator TO retire. as many
people naturally do at that late hour.
His friend argued. no doubt, that l
being the night clerk, would think
that he was "A guest who had come in
and engaged room during the day.
and he was walking up to his room,
not having noticcd tho elevator then
starting up. lie hurrics around and
stops the elevator and both tho young
frauds then retire. Tho next day the
young drummer aud his friend. OF
course, would come down late after am
OFT watch, thinking that the day clerks
would know nothing OF their dead-beat
game. But they were beautifully
fooled st Louis Globe-Democrat
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1889-08-30
Kind word. from the south County.

The Olneyville Times has completed it's
second volume. If one may judge from
appearances, it has been successful in
every way, and a eurer sign Of its pros
periiy is the promise that many improve
ments are 10 be made the coming year
Westerly Narragansett Weekly.
Tke Olneyville TIMES, published at
Olneyville, X. l.. has just completed its
second year. The TINES is n welcome
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late It's proprietors upon the fact, which
annonces that they see their way clear
TO enlarge the fame.duriDg the coming
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