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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-03-27


tain's wife and two children. They placed
them in safety on a tug and then calamity
returned to the doomed ship to resume
their duty.
1t was splendid struggle Of seaman
ship against the fury Of the elements, but
it did not avail, and at Z p. N. the Eliza
beth struck with crest force on the rocky
bottom and began to go 10 pieces OF the
twenty-six brave men on board -ighteen
found watery graves and among the lost
was numbered the captain, John Herbert
Colcori, who refused to abandon has craft
Indirectly the wreck caused another
tragedy, for rs the life saving crew were
hurrying TO the aid of the imperiled mar
liners Captain Charles Henry fell over
board and WIS drowned
The Elizabeth was from New York and
carried general cargo. So freely did
the wind and waves beat upon her after
she went ashore that the next morning
not a piece of wrec&age coald be found
along the beach more than foot square
n size
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-03-27
Early Icehouses.

In America icehouses have been known
for at least 200 years They were q.
first very primitive affairs, being moth
ing more than deep cellars, the flooring
made of boards or stone. upon which
was placed layer of straw or sawdust-
The sides We're lined with boards set
about a foot from the wall, and this
space was filed In with sswdust. tanbark
or straw. a rough. matched roof COM
pleted the structure. which was then
filed with ice, between the layers OF
which tanhsrk or sAwdust was strewei.
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STOLEN.
FOUND.

Under this head &c per line per day.
YEAKEN UP-AIARCH - A HEREFORD COW.
Il white face, bay color eye, VIII be frchh
ia a few days. Owner can have SAM by proving
property aiG Paying charges :. 4. 4 ei Il, second
house south OF mil race bridge Gil Arkansas ave.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-03-27

i.leEant reclaim. chair ears at trains. snt
Pullman slerieTS IRON NcAifS To Kansas CITY anil
Chicago without change or. nteht UaiuS. 1icasts
sold aud baggage Csrcked through 10 al poiats
DprtA, south, eas and ~est zla steamship tickets
sod x ell tuTufsc1H fsfGss ~ lowest rsfeN tlty
iicke. SF3cc il0 kast Douglas avcEEc, corner Msia
s-sce.s Passenger station corner pou-. ss and AeAi
GNeaCea- Telephone fs2
W. y wrSHkRr Ticket Assat
.TNo- SEBASTIAN. @. I. & T. A. Cblraea III
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-03-27
REPREsENTATIvE SALES
Brief Mention

Hogs were steady today, the offerings
being better quality than any receipts of
late.
There was good run of cattle today.
J. r. Handy, Milton, sent in a car of cat
tie.
Fort Worth shipped two doubles of hogs
today.
W. H Palmer, Mulvane, had in two
cars OF cattle and one of hogs.
Reese shipped car of cattle today.
J. NJ. Burlington, Oxford, sent in car
of hogs.
Silas Preston shipped two loads of cattle.
j. n. Bowen, Spivey, had in car of
hogs.
Hog buyers today were: Dold 9S, Whit
4aker lI2
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-03-27

Califor1is. ~ arlington and Oregoa are
hsFtDg boCEs' 81 ssIsd basis thls yszE
Tie eSH3try = tsst filing up VITA f4~uoss<
ttin ling q taking trip 70 TIE Fsctac
cnsset, FOR pleasure O. t4Isfnszs. w,lts % e.
T. SieholsDc. O. y Ez4 4. a Z. Z ;.
y. X. z. Torskz. EAn sor Psf.11 cost
l.tsrsturs. or Apply % !ooS2 Asssl -assz fs
route, - North Main sfr,st- CO nton pa
sbnr.y s-xtiCa cerB~g Doug1ss &sG IRA.
sno earn al psrtsEe44zs <->g'1i teENos.Nlly
conducted E4Ast.sa - q
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-03-27
R.-.v.., wen ara 1&zr q, s,-s

Tia: Il you are going 70 Washington.
Oregon or Idaho, or aay Pacific coast
poiuts, J: VIII b@ 30 your Advantage 20 70
via the Missouri Pacific railway. TIE rxa-
son i tba; you vii save time Az. lay
over. a. junction points. he fast Pzriac
express .ezyes WichitA eTsry Day a; Sc .
Il 80 tie Missouri Paelfc raslTEy. depot
tsCket ezi2ee. - N0Fth Main street.
r r BLEcELET. T. & I AZ. Wichita
Il & 1ozysESJ. g. L. &; T. = y. L>oaEz
"a Z.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-03-27

Mrs. Winsioxs Soothing Syrup sh0ut
siways lie use8 for children terfhing Is
soothss the child softeus the gums. AliHys
Al pain, cures wind cello. and j. the b=-s
remedy f'r diarrboe,4 Twenty -fivecsnts .
bottle Led Dy millions d mothers.
ces x VIC &
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-03-27
THEY DIED TOGETHER.

A Mysterious Tragedy of College Life ut
Cincinnati.
Ernest Salinger and Isidor Frauenthal
have furnished Cincinnati with an awful
mystery. They were young students-the
former 81, the latter 19-at the Hebrew
Union college. They were roommates, and
so inseparable that their fellow students
laughed at them, and they died together,
apparently by mutual agreement. But
why?
OF the closing scene little is known; they
were simply found in closely barred room.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-03-27
Kent His Annninfmen

Mrs. Blifhns (time midnight)-Hor-
ro,sl Husband! husband, I hear some
one burrowing through the wall.
Mr. Bifkins-Well, well. It must be
that book agent. / knew we'd all be in
bed by II o'clock. and told him to call
at half -paSt.-Good News
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-03-27

Eaness City aud Chicago leaves Wichita
$40 a 70 arrives AT Kansas City o'clock
p. IN. Chicago next morning a. 8 o'cIocs
Colorado express leaves Wichita at S.'Z5
p. m. aTriyiug AZ Pueblo for breakfast sni
Denver for dinner Chair cars aud Pail
man sleeping ears through 20 Denver, va
tie Missouri Pacific railway 10 q
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Situations Uanted-Mdie.
Under this head Ic per line per day.

AGENTS WANTED.
Under this head &C per lne per Gay.
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He Stuck to His Ship.

Wrecked in sight of port!
That was the fate of the good ship Eliza
beth, which went ashore the other evening
four miles above the North Heads and not
far from the harbor of San Francisco
A very heavy sea was running at the
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-03-27
Wright a Miller.
Real estate and rSuta. sgeatA


OF three fast tTaiss daily 70 - Loais s-i
the esst By tie Frisco .lue. lssTinZ Hich-
its a. the following Eours. sls3 a u. 10
?. II AID 1910 ?. u 10 change q ears Of
any class between. Wichita sad - Lozis
The Frisco il tie only lie running Pull
man palace sleeping cars o. al tralns- Ia
addition 70 this they have reclining e5asT
car seats which are FREE 7s.1
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-03-27

For Kansas City, ST Louis and all points
east take the Missouri Pacific railway.
The shortest line 20 - Louis by ~ miles.
No change Of cars Of any kind between
Wichita and st. LOUIS Ouly City hours
between Wichita and New York City via
the Missouri Pacific railway. City ticket
Office 10 North Main street. l0l q
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-03-27
Advancing Glaciers

According 10 the latest observations
which DR.. FInsterwslder has published, as
stated in The Scottish Geographical Maya
zine. the region occupied by advancing
glaciers Is extending from west 10 east.
and has lately crossed the Limits Of the
eastern Alps The glaciers IN this region
have been receding during the last thirty
years, but now there IS undeniable proof
tha, those of the Ortler group, q; any rate.
are IN a state of progression
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-03-27

Cal. - tie Santa Re tscks. ofics IL -
Hsin street. for descriptive books eDa.
csTEing Colorado, New Mexico. CslsfSr.
ria Oregon. Wsshingtou. The Dzkota..
Wyoming and Utah In add tios 10 sup
plying those anticipating = nip sxesi with
thIs information p4rf4ss may also learn 10
their advantages - ealing - the santa
Re Office befors purchasing tickets. or al.
cTsss the uldsrssTaed
" . NrEDocE.
IL North Main -.
ri NscEits. EAs
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-03-27

time the vessel
stood in for port,
and the tugs that
went to her aid
parted their haw-
sers almost at the
first tremendous
strain. When it
became apparent
that the vessel was
sure TO go ashore
the first mate. W.
c. Barclay, with
two sailors, low
cred the gig into
the boiling sea and
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-03-27
ARCHITECTS.
W. r PRoCDFooT. w. BI2R.
PROUDFOOT d BIRD.
Architects and Superintendents. once in Fech-
heaIner block
1t is Painted REQ.

The Kansas City and Wichita special
train via the Santa Fe runs without
change of any class, and has in its equip
ment new reclining palace chair car
which is free. - tt
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-03-27

AftHl~tN. 1oI'tht A ;. - y n 8.
TRAINS. ARRIVE fEsrt
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Har "a

4 ta-1ss1s- Is,fegrzYa gap e he 60,
saoxsrg al he strs-ss al I0c4Eaoa II *
puhsIe SaA1ls@a. sEc-. t0E s--s ~ sAI
osfsce -.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-03-27

Wild animals of India create tsrrfs,3e
havoc with human life So, too. do the
snakes. Over q. 900 persons g yea- are
Killed BIZ reEsales Or beasts
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-03-27

-. fnuss srprrss caves Wlssita a: I'D
o'cao<k . II 4hrsa@h sl1e1.ns Eed
chair tar Niehsss 10 o. LSuls. va Alzs-
sggx. Eae..r rsslry. - =
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Sotirr


Tie stockholders OF The Savings BANK Of wlch-
TIA. and v horlsueyer Il concern. ara HEREBY
notified iai tie lion & Reel. Judge Of the dIstriCt
court 81 s~igtvick Co1aty han Will Al o'ciosk y.
saturday. March - 1885. consider my app GO
tuu Tor leave promise the clhiu Of said isnk
against v lillian Mathew 500. Individually. slso tbs
claim AgaiH-t the Forest city Dry Pressed bries
company sHd " lillian Bathewson and X H. fsait,'
eEd0fseTs thereoa- Gro. h. bLACkxEIDEH.
AssiRhsc.
wichita March p 1881. ali}-A
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Wichita Produce Market

WICHITA Kan. March 26.
FLoUR-Hicht patent So As. second patent 81 Is
extra fancy 81 %.
BUTTEk-Fancy creamery &c. choice creamery
PC common dairy loSl2lec good creamery NC,
finest dairy l.c. rne dairy l0c.
EGGS-l5Gl6c -
PoULTRS-Roosters 81 seq On, hens 81 5O9S 90,
ducks So u992 t0. live turkeys 6s7c per pound -
POTATOES Minnesota. sacked, per bu. II 70
fancy Greedy 81 80. Early Ohio IL 75@2 %.
COAl-Anthracite 81 90, Canon City IS Ol. Weir
City s. So FrOntensc q so Pittsours u 81 Illinois
hCAllisteF
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-03-27
HOGS.

The run of hogs today was extremely
small, owing. of course, to the weather of
the past few days, which has made it I'M
possible for the raisers TO get their hogs to
market The offerings were very fair lot
of packings hogs, and though the market
was only steady they sold for % to 10
cents higher than yesterday. The demand
is good and all hogs can be sold at good
prices. The market was steady.
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yyicaI;a Grain Market

WICHITA. Kan. March 26
Grain receipts were small today, Wheat advanced
] cent.
Following are the closing quotations
GRAIN-Car lots on track.
wHEAT-No. saS90c. No. hard &c. No. 7sc
No. &c.
CoRN-Nos or better, 5ec.:white sc, new corn Sc
0ATS-l0c.
RNE-No or better, 60c
HAY-s9 50E 10 o per ton N car lots.
GROUND CORN-Cnop in car lots 81 COOL 10 per
!OQ lbs
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FINANCIAL.


Under this head &c per line per dag
ONEY-MOSEY TO LOAN OS WATCH rs
IVA diamonds, Jewelry and musical nIstIiIIus .,
at 40 =. Man. =. Z. " iicc1, MEaaSer. al ~
MONEY TO LOAN II ASiOt MS or $40 AND
vi upward EOEsss. cattle. I.E.ss cfcla.
household furniture, PLANES aBa al KINGS u secur-
ly at est rates wichita Ian %. ron. uYc
state National Bank -su
MONEY TO LOAN-WE WIT LOAN Y0C
ANA ulOacy Oh long O. short time farms t3ty
property also Ga Loiscs. cattle grain, AoCseuSta
eCoAs eLS A.Ouse la sr4. ~ al44 ~ bed
SlDSk.
LUBSITJE RE LOANS, CATTLE LOASS-EOS-
Il q leaneG on almost tH ca th4ng - J. T. i.Ei-
Jun, over St-rOlCs -gCceTy. corner lIst aOd 3sla
NJ o%EY LOANED c$ HORSES BUCgiEs
AN1 COws pianos. household iLrustgrs. etc. Notes
bought. II you @~ni So al Au3ouai 81 Eaopsy
Con4r AID " 4. ssa.s - LC..Ilg aSFll AAa
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Go east via the New Short line, Mis-
souri, Pacific Pleasant Hill route J"
Through sleeping and chair cars without
change Wichita TO St. Louis. SD If
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g4s.rssa,. 81 IN. w~.

where Hogis the or.Rar.~
Three hours the quickest 70 - Louis
81 ixxogH Pacific raiIway lIs L.
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE
WICHITA MARKETS,

Receipts Olive Stock at tho Union Stock
Yards during the past "a hours: 134
Cattle, 225 Hogs. Shipments: 90
Cattle, 900 Hogs.
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The receipts of cattle today were good.
There were very few good cattle on sale.
most of the stuff being common and me-
dunn, and selling a shade lower than yes
terday The market was thought by
some to be lower on good stock also,
but the few good cattle offered sold very
well at steady prices. Kansas City and
Chicago was lower and the market here
was eff on all common and medium stuffs.
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Cheap Ezosrxsss - Isis12. Ter. va ss.za. 20
Eost..

On March IS sza lf rate q oss fare
fer The rDufsd trap kSs As~a rsGls o. 80
couEt ~ tEc Knlghts q Py.ksNs eonc2sss.
T..al ts1alr 81 tickets. Hsrcs =. fsqGirs
Tor tsexsss A - North Main ssrr<-. I'D
I-niezs ..zsssrsgr stAslssa-
2s. " u 2rEDocx. d. r A.
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WICHITA LIVE STOCK MARKET.

WICHITA. Kan, March 2s.
CATTLE.
The receipts Of cattle today were good. The mar
kar il lower common and Medium stuff
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Chicago Grain aud Produce.

Chicago Grain aud Produce
CHICAGO, March a6
whest-Essy.
Corn-Steady.
Oais-EaSy.
Tork-Ntsady,
Lard Firm.
The leading futures ranged as follows
WHEAT-Aarch G,Ss. May t93s July OSs
CORN-MsTch b+Ssc May Ss4c, July 4i.c
0ArS-May SSc jane 52ltc, July aIiac
PORk-hsrch $il ~. Aay I'll 99is, IN V sl2 81
I.ARD-AarCh 50 4>51, May So J9ts July SO S..
SUGAR-Cut loaf 40 'rac, graduated eac. stand
ard A 6s5c.
Cash quotations were a. follows:
FLoUk-Qniet, but firm; some dealers asking loc
advance. Winter patents 5ys5 u spring patents
81 oge4 70. baDers q SO ..
HlskAI-No cash US
COSN-5l44c
OATS-S3.
RYE-S4.
BARLDY-Nom nal.
FLAXSEED-sl 2H&
TlMoTHY-si ajsI "
PORk-su ~
LARD-s6 t2ls.
SHORT RlBS-ss Gas e.
DRY SALT SEOUI.DERS-s4 5AeS 50
SHORT Cl.EAk SIDES-$5 1906 W
WHIsKY-sl Ii
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nkLAHo&A HAP-A POCKET NAP or the
~ Indian territory. snotTtEz re IEsFo.s- stTi .
sld Cd iahCnDa with a. tie iEciaG iaEds Cal3t4ss.
nations. fowls. Villages. military reserysfloos In
reservation. boundaries also TIE mail
vics q each town. tie Ea=tcru and sst,FE Land
cstrict- Of Ck.sEOrls. TIE tleFOk-e outlet &c >
cor pete pocket map. q by y lrch c0iOrsd. The
Ia issf ard laSst crD etc ever yGb!issd = tls
Bew country. y -. b ill - ot<csG IA lev eNTs
VII BE- sem POST paid 20 EAE actress upga tie -
csigt - - csIts address X. r. SaEcock. Blsinsas
u II. Escie. icai;s. kan ~
ITO ENNEERs AED loan AGESTs-Fga
i sAie-ons tae A1Tg iss- prof DssDois ssfs ~ffh
! sis tine loeE Pair sEais dom - ID Cassn.efs
wire cage No-< and czlk fs.fai3gfs, AID EFtlFrs
generally A. CksE&la- B~c = s4<sf. gee.
v ichstz Ez3- ~
Tor eALE-SCALE IC0Es SHORT uAS1
Il rrtsFs vots hoeEs. bssEz RS - s-a sets
toozs saG srsi blanks g sserI LA &s-i eT1srs
yro1 y-4Y sftsrEsd %. Cal Es1reRs sss va
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w tSa s8lsEs - tie Tft.S fizs<r fsEsest =
state g sssas 70 tsks suhsgi tso. Fss-sz zsssFs
EkEs Ec1sy - ssStS8 REQUIRES %4Ess
copies fTs. tstE cp-s 1usssse2s naSlsF - Esss
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH

New I ork Money.
NEW YORK, March Is
Money on call easy ranging from SS{, last
loan 81. closed offered AT Sla per cent.
Prime mercantile paper 5ea7.
Sterling exchange quiet aud weak at 81 SA for
sixty day bills and ;. Ssll for demand
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FOR SALE--.MtsceUaneosls.
Under ;hi. lead e PER Hs. pr day.

EOR sALE-EALF MILLION STRAW BERRY
L plants fo- ale ~ e20 81 tsczskz.d. Cres&zl's
Cal. cherry. Monarch and ~ilsoa- Ttso1ss,1- q
al Fuckers frGli tA--1 J. J Tucker. y !cfta. AZ
o-4s-s-
L'og SALE-AS ESTkY ORGAN. INQUIRE
~ ~ Esro ave- dig
L>oR sALE-IEEEE VERY ne OF r1Is1
4 eAs4o cAzlrz. J exls-s.oE E2lse. . stsges s3ehi
Boz y pcEs as a. - = Wa-sr 81. te.o-s sgeilcx
A. z. G. @fiey >. - elss-S<'
I'oE stLE-CEEAP. oNE HAYES BROS
square piazza, - soo1 cS-c1tsoI- Aaeeirs AZ AZ
waco ave- e''y- aA11~
E-oE sALE-A SMALL UsDFET1EISG
iA<sr. care EAEss e1ce- SA7--&'
U,og sALE-.TTESTIoS BUILDERS. Al
ha-rzsa. ceErslAs- E1rse-r,s~ert gseE1zE eso>rss
AID rs,<s s15 a. kids g stczs-set;er tocEs -
ui-e o. Jc1z Esnbe-xsr. zG L Dosg.&s srs- w3cz-
-, Asn- e1E&ss
EOR SALE CaEAP. LEMgEa YARD FOX
It tAsA q l2zg ctz@- CT ulsl s1cESzys Sar
god z-f3cuE h~-e4 tz<z Lzz1 Il tA= 1rsznass
T4l3eT- - C se9-s7s !. bSs<A- AgsTzL VA4s.y
CsztsT. E4a- s+-ES-
Isog sALE-CEEAp. A T-wO-sTogY sroSE
hzssE=ss asagzss a aszs-s- Asa. ~ part
II .-z1e. E0I - A2guss&- AA1- 1E-t.
INOa SALE OK TRADE-ss ACRES or coop
II ,x-n.tz< lzEd 4 1-at3sg rxzE-y. ssis n E.S<s
Apple c.<@Asa Ac1rezs- Aox 9. Augusta Eza
eA4-ts
I,oE SALT HozEL--A BARGAIN. y l.ooE-
Il Eoarse bs1@e a h1-srse- G-x.f tsrs fer sas~-
fso9ss lease pa able to2re- App lex hox
e ~ -.s-se. SA- I'D ss-.-A e-J<.>S
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Under this head &c yer line Per Gay.

Under this head &c yer line per DAY
MRS. a u. FORD HAS REMOVED HEB
vi dressulakng department 70 tie old dresssank-
ing parloTs II Inaes & Eoss. kUtTSLee first -tAir-
- 4y south ii store GlGo-.f
w ILCOI THE VA TCHHAEER WILL CLAN
w your ga2cn AID WsrEsBi u for - csuts Atso
ILAIE syTlAg - CeGts AID VzEE..ss.eL ls9 = TRa
Gs5 o.
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ART md III u SIC.

OZAkI Music SCHOOL. EUOA si6 SkDa-
vi wick BLOCK Mrs. -. lays viii the
iOOIus Tuesday, IbursdaJ ana FrtJay, and Miss
LOra Bell Monday, W ecpCsslay and r,isy- IsIAu-
suit the times For further Information, call a.
rooms. clUS-SL
NJ lso M'CLUNG, TEACHER or VOICE AND
N1 piano. ~ y knpoflA ~ -
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INSTRUMENTATION

Employment agencies.
Under this head p per line per day.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1891-10-22
EAST PROVIDENCE.

Mr.. Francis u. Butler has assumed his
duties of postmaster and has with him a.
assistant Mrs. Jerome Barney, the talented
elocutionist. Miss Farnum, VINO has as
sisted Postmaster Peck for so long, will
stay until Mrs. Barney shall have mas
tered the duties of her new position.
\ number OF the members of Bucklin
Post, No. 20, will go on the grand rounds
to Warren tonight.
The first concert in the Crescent Con-
cert course was given in the Town Hall
last evening to crowded house. The
next concert will be given Wednesday,
Oct. 2S
The Haven NJ. f.. Church will hold q
harvest concert in the church next sun.
day evening.
Three dodgers were accommodated at the
police station last night.
a branch OF the Brotherhood of Section
Foremen of North America was organized
in Knights of Pythias Hall, Chedel Block
Sunday afternoon, with a charter mem
bership of thirteen. This is "a beneficial
order and is composed of employees of the
Old Colony and Worcester division Rail
roads.
This lodge was instituted by Grand Mas
ter Albert Chase, George Gorham and
George Marvin from Fitchburg Branch
No l OF Fitchburg, Mass.
The next meeting will be held Nov. Is,
when il IS expected about twenty applica-
tions will be received
The officers are as follows: Financial
secretary, John Sweeney past master, Ca
leb :. White recording secretary; James
Welch outer guard, John Burns.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1891-10-22
THAT BANNER CONTEST
The Young Mems Republican Club
Comes Up to First Place.
NOW SEND IN THE BALLOTS.
some of the "Tail Enders" are Rather
sluggish, but the Contest Promises to
be Active Among the Leaders-How to
DO IL.

The only feature Of the banner contest
to-day is the forging Of the Young Mems
Republican Club into first place by the
reception Of considerable number Of bal
lots from one of it's members this morn
ing. The order of the clubs now stands:
YoUNG MEMS REPUBLICAN CLUB of
Providence
FOURTH WARD REPUBLICAN CLUB of
Providence.
JOHNSTON YOUNG MEMS REPUBLICAN
CLUB.
PLUMED KNIGHTS of Providence.
CARRIED CLUB of Pawtucket
GEORGE II. WETMoRE CLUB of Newport.
FRENCH REPUBLICAN CLUB of
Central Falls. Tied.
WooNsoCKET REPUBLICAN CLUB.
WARREN REPUBLICAN club.
PHENIX CLUB of PheniX.
NATICK FRENCH REPUBLICAN associa-
ton.
MCKINLEY CLUB of New Shoreham
NORTH PROVIDENCE REPUBLICAN club.
LINCOLN REPUBLICAN association.
LoNsDALE REPUBLICAN club.
In this contest there is no law against
repeating. If man thinks his own clnb
the strongest, hard enough TO want to see
il win, he must keep on cutting coupons.
IL makes no difference whether the cou-
pons are sent in now, or kept till Nov. 10
when the contest ends. But il il i'm every
way better TO send i'm the ballots at fire.
quent intervals, to keep the name of your
club as near the top as possible.
The contest closes Nov. 10 The banner
will be awarded Nov l6 Don't forget the
dates
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1891-10-22
l0NSDAlE,

The regular meeting Of the Kilburn Re
publican Club was held in the band room
last evening. Owing 20 previous en-
gagcment the Hon. Adm B. iCaprOn was
not able 20 speak, as was reported. lie
probably will speak az the next meeting
Officer Cranshaw, this morning, arrest
ed John Oakley for quarrelling and reyel-
ling.
l.. j. Kelly of Prospect Hill was fined
$50 and costs this morning for evading the
screen law.
Richard Stringer an old and respected
resident of Lonsdale, new village, died
yesterday morning after a protracted i'll
ness, caused by "a complication Of diseases.
Deceased was in his ffty-fourth year lie
was a member of Unity Lodge, A H. aud
"A. NJ, and also of Blackstone Assembly
Royal Society OF Good Fellows lie leaves
n widow and three daughters. The funeral
will take place on Saturday at 230o'clock,
va Christ church.
Messrs Dexter Angel aud Leslie Blake
left yesterday for Canada, on a fishing
trip.
The funeral Of Mrs. Jeffrey White was
sOlemnizcd az St patricks Church this
morning, az 40 o'clock
The funeral of Mrs. Ann Donnelly wns
sclemnized at 81 patrick's Church this
morning, at y O'Clock.
The Whist club met last night at the
house OF George Dexter ON Blackstone
street Mr.. y. sanford won the first prize.
Mrs. Stafford and George Pierce won the
BOBBY prize.