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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-11-15
At Now Haven.

NEW HAVEN, Nov. 15.-Yesterday was
the first day this year that the Yale foot
ball players were given rest, and the
nsuai hard practice game was omitted.
The men were feeling pretty stiff and
tired after the battle OF Saturday and the
rest was welcome. The university men
ran around the track at the field for a
couple of miles to keep their wind in good
shape, and then spent nearly an hour in
practicing the plays which they will use
In the next two games. They simply
lined up and went through the moves and
signals
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-11-15
.BL LACKST0NE VALLEY
pAWTUCkET,

raw OONGts
The Athol Thread Company Makes m
Assignment.
Yesterday the Athol Thread Company
OF Pawtucket made an assignment or all
its property to Henry Jerauld, DR., for
the ben a. Of its creditors.
The Evening schools Open.
Last evening the evening schools at the
Garden street, Hancock street and Broad
way school houses were opened for the
winter, with an average attendance OF
about fifty in each school AT the High
School building an Armenian school was
opened with twelve pupils, under the
tutorship of Marderose Charlson. The
evening drawing school also opened last
evening in the Church Hill building with
a large attendance.
Badly Injured by n Fall.
Early last evening n man somewhat un-
der the influence OF liquor, who was hang
ing around the store OF Pennington Bros.
on West avenue, was requested to leave
the place lie started TO do so, but on
reaching the door he turned for some rea-
son aud fell out backwards, striking for
cibly upon his head. He was taken TO
the police station and put in cell, II be-
ing supposed that he was in drunken
stupor.
Late in the evening it was thought he
might have been seriously hurt, and DR.;
Lane examined him aud found the fail
had resulted in concussion OF the brain.
He was taken to the Rhode Island HOS,
pital, not recovering consciousness until
he reached there He then gave his name
as Patrick Flannigan, OF jerks street.
Open Meeting of Tower Post.
Tower Post No. IL, c. A. r., held an
open meeting last evening, which was
we'll attended. Chaplain Wooliey deiiv..
cred an interesting address consisting OF
personal "reminiscences of the Eighth
Connecticut Regiment. Selections were
rendered by the post quartet
A Cheeky Thief.
Yesterday afternoon a man took pair
Of shoes from a store on East avenue, ana
although seen by clerk he escaped
before he could he caught Later he APP
peared again at the store with the shoes
done up in a paper. The clerk recognized
him and demanded TO know what he had
in the paper, when the fellow dropped
the shoes and fled.
The District Court.
In the District Court this mornin &
William Burke of Olneyvilie was fined
Sl5 and costs for the larceny OF "a suit OF
clothes He was acting suspiciously on
Main street yesterday afternoon, which
led the police TO watch him, aud he was
seen to snatch the suit from i'll front or
the store of Fred +. Cheney and put it un-
der his coat. lie said he was drunk, and
did not know what he was doing
Four persons were fined S2 and costs
for drunkenness.
Points of Interest.
Thomas j. McParlin. who requested
that the ballots cast for the Fifth ward
city council be sealed up, yesterday noti-
fed City Clerk Sibley that the ballots
need be kept no longer on his account.
: Thomas Keefe of North Bend. who has
been in i'll health for some time, was
taken to the hospital in the ambulance,
This week is week Of prayer at the Y.
NJ. G. A. rooms, an meetings will be
held this evening and Wednesday and
Saturday evenings. The meeting last
evening was led by Alden X. Vaughn.
An Interesting session of the Young
Mems Congress was held last evening.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-11-15
Sale of Seats Mt Springfield.

SPRINGFIELD. MASS. Nov. l5.-The sale
of seats for the Yale Harvard football
game commenced yesterday morning.
There was q tremendous crowd and there
was a long line waiting all night. Ticket
spectators made small forCune. Only
1000 we're ON sale, the other $1,000 being
for disposal in other cities.
Public interest in the game is very
strong
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-11-15
CHARlESTOWN

Mrs. Lucy o. Holmes died at the resi-
dence OF her son-in-law, Postmaster Ben
jamin II. Green, on Saturday evening
about 1l:50 o'clock. Funeral services will
be held on "Wednesday. Mrs. Holmes
was In the nth year OF her age.
The school in district No. 1, Cross Mills.
commenced the winter term Monday, No.
vember IL, with Miss Bertha VI. Smith of
Bristol. X. / as teacher.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Browning and
daughter, Pauline, OF Narrsgansett Pier.
have been the guest OF their cousin, Miss
Lizzie ID. Church, for few days.
Mrs Barney Crandall Of DeRuyter, ".
Y. is the guest of her sister, Mrs. Is
II aux Green.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gideon II. Collins was the
guest Of his brother, Alfred Collins, Mon.
day.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-11-15
RIVE RSIDE

While driving from Providence Sunday
afternoon, with his double team, one OF
George X. Walls valuable horses dropped
dead on the Warren road.
George Peckham has just returned
from a visit TO his son at Greenpoint,
Brooklyn, ". Y.
A hunting and fishing party left here
Yesterday morning consisting Of the fol
lowing gentlemen: William Can, James
Miller aud George Can. They stopped at
Prudence Island and returned with eight
brace OF black duck. one kait aud two
dozen fish.
A novel election bet was paid in this
town last night, Edward White wheeling
George A. Goff In n wheelbarrow through
the principal streets of the town, accom-
panied by the Riverside drum baud. At
each resting place, making only two he
was Obliged to furnish refreshments for
the entire party.
A number OF the friends of Mr. and
Mrs. Louis Kearn rendered them a sur
prise party last evening Mt their home
J siear Malcolm square. "A very enjoyable
evening was passed. Vocal aud instru-
mental music was rendered by Mrs
George A. Gof and Thomas Earnshaw
aud several others.
ASHAWAY.
On Sunday evening Mr.. land Mrs. Will
liam l.. Crandall received a pleasant sur
prise from some OF their friends who bad
| learned that the day was the twenty-fifth h
anniversary of their marriage. An APP
preciate token Of friendship was silver
tea service left by their guests
The Rev. j. j. White OF Hamilton,
| Canada, IL assisting Pastor Randolph OF
-Hupkiupton Seventh Bry Baptist
church, i'm revival meetings. He is ac
companied by his daughter, Miss Grace
| White who is harpist.
4 Charles r. Merritt il very ILL.,
On Wednesday. the Ladies' Sewing So
ciety will act upon the resolution favor
ing a change la the plan Of serving sup
perA
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-11-15
THE CRY OF PROVIDENCE.
POLL TAX
1892.

whereas, the Board OF Assessors of the City oi
Providence have assessed on every person In said
CITY Who II registered would he qualified to vote.
a Tax Of ONE DOLLAR or 40 much thereof as with
his other taxes shall amount 20 one Dollar, and
Whereas the city Council of said CITY, by an Ordi-
nance, approved October %, A. ID. 1892, provided
that said Tax snail be paid 20 and collected by tho
City Treasurer and between the ltth and goth
DAYS OF November, A. u. 1892 inclusive; 4,
Notice IL therefore hereby given TO ali persons
against whom a Poll Tax has been assessed az
Aforesaid. TO pay the same 20 the tlty treasurer
between said flth and 26th days OF November, A u.
1892 and that the undersigned VIII attend daily
during said period (Sundays and Hondays ex.
cenedl at the Treasury, from o'clock a. ". until
So'ciock y. NJ, except Saturdays, when his ONCE
w" ID. l.. ID. GRANGER
NIT City Treasurer
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-11-15
"Ailing women, hear my stoyyI"

"Ailing Voncn, hear my StoryI"
"I was about dead with womb
trouble when | began to take
Lydia E. PnAham'S KgefabIe Com
b0NNa.
81 did not know what rest was
for months. | was so dizzy and
faint at times / thought l was
dying. Obi how my back did
ache and / was so cross and
irritable
81 am.to-day a living witness of
the wonderful and almost miracu-
lous effects of Mrs. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound. Relief
came with it at once. My appe-
tite came back. / slept at night.
am now as we'll as | ever was.
eff you wish for health, have
faith in Mrs. Pinkham's treatment
and medicine" - Mrs. JENNIE
ARTHUR, Taylor, Texas.
From the uterus and womb spring
nearly all of the troubles of women.
Thousands of ~
women write us to !sn40%XM
use their names in A E$M
telling others how 70 @W
they have been W. ~
cured by the Com V&n
pound. ~ cSN>1.Ks
All druggists sell a. or sent ~ lyW0<SS$s#
by mail In form OF Pills or ~ NR~lNVNN69h
Iozcnges. on receipt of%t. d([,LGAb&IW#e
Correspondence freely an
swered Address In coma <sSs//-- &aMf
dence, LYDIA y. PINK - ~, n
HAN MEDICAL Co. LYNN, 2y1s@ g. -S~s<ISsss
MASS. Liver Pills. &c.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1892-07-27

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sahfaalaHiah tAlelllnstf ataAmsno
tylas taalAna byia ylaiaa hsA ylAdt
ehilskt pssslafnt a8ta. sthle,lem !
fAleli1usii "a, 10, lsdns 4 Hiea vyalas
sovkns n dagtFa. is sp8f ohFyk.
lou session iiplOmatiesou VYs0YnAn
bads le ylada ebilssA fsll.lt '
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nkmofnish, jasol TEN, sdoi '
sfAiee / aFasn plisii eelkem $4,000
W slate, cei take vYslanesm naiim
piilato 4 iim rAleiitort ona byla
aknafeua
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1892-07-27

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smysla podAna.
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~ Czech ytprav mali amysIu od.
vdadit sa D pFislf syasova yysssys
krajanhm Czech. a1 sem pfibudon,
- vseehna lasku a pooty. Iichz '
CechAeh zaiiIi. Nenf TO mic nel jan
syala posinnost ysech tech. ktsfiA v
CechAoh byIi o minulfci vfpravkch
nAvAtdyou h plant by 6ylo, ably
bfvali tito v5letnici ruku V ruce kra-
cell : tistfedni onou kanealkn "Pl.
zensk6ho sokolar Chicago q DO.
starali 50 0 ddstojn6 uvftAni poho-
stanf milfch nasich bratrA zAmoF-
skych.
q krajan Bukovsky podal Gle
velandu zadost roxyod cd ave man.
zelky, kteral dinila mu peklo na
zemi. Nedayno hodila mu do o6f
nehasen6ho vapna, dimz pfisel o
oko, xa kratko villa mu do oblideje
pivo, ma to tloukla jej plecha6em do
hlavy, kdyz Bukovsky proti toma
professional, polila jej vaffcf vodoa.
To yse by snad uboby krajan snesl,
ale jakmile zaeala SO mu plesti do
femesla - Bukovsky Jest pekaf 49,
pfesla jej trp6livost, zvlast6 kjyz
mu noci do zkynuleho tasta MALTA
petroleje, q proto 2Ada nynf o roz-
vod, iejz bezpochyby take obdrh.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1892-07-27
KHoaIKA uDALosrf
Olrhndnlrh llnadkil nlAIo

Obehodnieh upadkIi udAlo ae '
pryteh sesii m6slaich leto3niho fo-
ku 65O8 pfoti 607t thmi obdobi
roku minul6ho. DIahy apadck d.
6iniysich obchodh obnAasly letos
so2 .2i5, $50 proti co.. .4to ,a61 roce
minultm. tax h. ye y}soe dluhh
Jew se hbytek Y obnosu 3 proc.
yraid udalo So v uptynuldm roce
1920 i02 osoby odpykaly llo6in
ssaj na poprayiili, 20 bylo Iich pax
lyncovano.
Dobytkafi wyomingsti, kteti (,
jak etenaii nasi zaiista psmatovati
se budou, jara proti fusileram W.
pravu podnikli lee pfi torI sami
jimi obkliteni byli a kont6n6, pax II
proyazu rukou rozzufen}ch rustic.
rh ujtti oht6l, yojsku spolkoyGmu
yzdhti Sc mnseli a hyni yraidy
nekolika rustlerh ob5sloyani byli,
souzeni budou die rozhodnuti soud
niho, dne no. ceryna Laramie
prohIasendho, v Cheyenne sice
souzcni budou ysichni spoleGn6.
Soud mimi zapo6ne polou srpna.
~ Toto rozhodnntf -oudni poklada
se "a yit6z.tvl obialoysnYch dobyt-
khfh, an tito Cheyenne a okoli
zna6ne yliyu polfyaIieich pfatel mail
a proto take Sc o6ekAya, le = obialo.
by lehee vyyaznou.
President Harrison zaslal Gterf
minul6bo tydne senatu kn schyalenf
jmenoshnl George Shirase Penn.
sylyaule pfisedicim nelyyssiho sou.
du spolkoytho, ma mtsto dmrtim
soudce Bradlcye uprhzdn6n6. Shiras
narozen byl roku 1882 Pittsburgh
roku 1856 po yystqdoyhni Yale
university pfipusten byl k provozo.
yant prakee pray nick6. IA doposud
nezastayal Shiras ladnf tifad civilni
ami soudnf
Elektfinu ua mfsto parni silly
hnaci zay6sti zam}sli ma tratich
svych drkha New York, New Haven
x Hartford. Jak Worcester,
Mass, minulsho tydne oznamoyano,
dineny jsou jil pfipravy X dopray6
jak cestujcioh TAX ] nhkladu meEi
New Haven, Conn, a New Yorkem
silou elektrickou a jak fiditelstvo
tyrdi, urafenA bude yzdalenost tato
IN hodinu.
Suro,eho ieIeza vyrobeno bylo v
prv}ch sesti m6sicich letosniho roku
SonstAti f,599, ,065 tan, proti g.
oil ,6G3 tunam v sesii mesicfch
pfedchAzeiicicb. Celkem tudit Wy
robeno bylo poslednich dvanhcti
m6sfcich e.7l0,s2s tan, cod Jest O
sos. .Ii5 tun vice net We dyanActi me
sicich pfedchkEejlefch.
Pro udasani padelanych penez
zatoen byl dne u. 6eryence v Sioux
City, Ia, Joe Reynolds Jak dfad
nici spolkovf tyril. udAno bylo Rey
noldsem "a posiednf I'll mesfce '
seveFni lowe "a vice ak $1,000
falesntch pence
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Adfesajts iopisy 4 vaecky tssilky
jednoduse I'okrok lApadu,
ll5-- Omaha, Nsb.
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MOVE zpUAW DOMlCI.
POLITICKE


II kOngresn. Y scnAiu pojedua.
yAno itcry o Washburuov6 pied.
lore na potladeni spekulact plodi.
mani farmersk ymi, jakoi / o pfedlo.
ge, kterout papiroyt penixe, yladou
yydAyane, nab}ti mali ,}ehz pfedno-
III, jako penixe rlait, aniS by ale
echo sykonAno. Essedhni odro6eno.
We stisdu pokra6oyAno rokoyanf o
pfedloze Washburnoyd, jako1 ! o
pFedloze, kterout Indihn6m kmene
Puyallup nsazenf se ma poxemcfch
yladnich Tacoma, Wash. povolo.
yhno byti ma yetsi cast 6tyrtka
strayena byla rokoyAnim pfedloze
Washburnose, anil by ntjak6mn
rozhodnuti sc bylo dosp6lo Y pa
TEX rokoyano t6m6f vyhradn6 o pc.
meru kapitalu praci sicc rokoya.
no Pefferoy6 resoluci, kterout
nafizovhno b5ti ma v$boru praynimu
uyaioyati o tom, jskymi zakony by
Sc setfeni pray zam6sinaneh pred
u,iskovanim sc strany zam6sinayate.
Ia zaji-titi dalo; tea pfijata byla
pfedloha, dive jig sntmoyn6 pfi.
ja,h. kteroux president k zapo6eii
politiky odyetn6 yhci Kanade Upray.
novhn Jest - V sobotu op6tnG V
rokoyhnf o pfedloze Washburnoy6
pokra6ovano a podAydny 6etnt peti.
ce, proti pfedlohy one oelfci. I
cast soboty podobn6 byla stravena a
zbylek zasedhnf vtnoyAn rokoyani o
rorpo6tu pro rhzna yydaui. V
snGmoyn6 poslanch doslo dtery,
jak jiz o tom minute zprayu
jane ptincsli, X hlasoyhni o pfedlo.
rc, kteroui povoloyAna b}ti m6la
podpora 100000 ma Netovou
yyslavu chieagskou ta,o, jak Jsme
ji2 oznAmili, l4a p.oti 1877 hlashm
rsmitnuta. Pro povoleni podpory
hlasovalo - rcpublikhnh a So demo
krath, proti poyolcni tAsiky IL hla.
soyalo pax l43 dsmokrath o ALLAN.
6nikh We stfedu neyykonhuo mic
dhleiii9ho. We 6tyrtek pfijata byla
pfedlohs, kteroui, pak-li zakonem
Sc stane, presidentoyi dkyAno bylo
by prAvo, iakmile by se pfesvedtil,
le ma szdor stAyaiici smlouva mezi
Spojenymi stAiy Kanadou, playba
americk}ch lodi neb doprasa ccsiu.
jieich neb nAkladu po fcce svatSho
Nayfiuce ylAdou kanadskou Eapoyi.
dana neb stszoyana jes, uklAdAnim
poplatkb, jez by nespravedlivymi
byly, ihnsd zakAHati plavbu lodi
kanaiskfch ksnklcm NJ. Mary
Falls. sim1 dAykbo jest tadiE presi.
denioyi prhso rapociti proti Kanads
politiku odsetnou v pAlek mimo
ptijeti 6etnfoh soukromyeh pfedloh
pensijnich neyykonAbo mic d1leiiie
ho. v sobotu poyoleno sn6moynou
vyplaceni 49,. 900 "a skody, osad-
nfkhm pit nAiexdeoh indiAnsk Sch
sph.obent. v sobotu doil / roko.
yknf sprky5 stbom, jemuE syse
ifovanf domnslycb nesprAvnosti '
odboru pensiinlm svsfcne hylo.
Demokrate missoursti osihyyaIi
dne 10. 20. eervence sy0u konveuci
.iktni "a hfelem nayrlsnf SeksncA
pro sesksFy afziy sikini jefferson
City, teprss ale 70 dsoadeunim
rasedAni q hla.ovkni podafilo - Iim
prkei dokondiii. v pfijals platforms
odsuruje - NJ prvtm mista skkon,
iimif volby dkny byu mali pod
echrsnu spoltovoa. jakoI oisurais
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1892-07-27

Trpi.eli bolenfm hlavy, Dostaloyy
prAsky VAN rajis,6 pomohou.
Proc By nskteH iSkati poukiyali
Dostalov5ch I6kh, kdyby nebyIy
dobrsy
Do.salovy prksky proti bolenf
hiavy neobsahaii lAsins opium.
morphium, neb ehinin, iako PrAAky
jine obsshuji.
NenI .s aAdnym nebespeAlm spoie.
no uiisznf Dostalovych prsskh proti
boleui hlsvy. nebor Isoa slolesy be1
lkfsk skodIivtch.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1892-07-27

V poslednfm elsie p. Y. We sbirce
pro u6ohd horaiky jich rodiny,
udano bylo;
Pan A. u. Donate, Schuyler,
Ne6., pr ugletu priu. tes.
&'oly ry5rai dftkami s7.o0
melo b5t 1895 a obnos ten
vybran byl pro Ustfedni Ma
tici SkoiskOu . ceehdch, a
ne iak omylem oznameno,
hornfkhm a jich rodinAm.--
Pro horniky stAti msIo col X
KEN, tn,....s..ss.,. sstf.oo
Dive odeslano. ........ -. 35.25
Celia sbirka s42.25
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1892-07-27

Po mesic trpal jsem stvrdnutfm
zaludku kdyz jsem jiz rdznych
prostfedk6 bez vysledku pouzil,
upotfebil jsem DIR. Augusta Koeniga
hamburske kapky tim nejlepsim
vysledkem. - Joseph Geigel, st.
Nazianz, Wis.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1892-07-27
We prospech Gstr. natice Skol-
ske ' Cechach.

Pan A.Z.Donato, Schuyler, ,Neb.
pfi vSletu priv. ceske skoly
vybral dftkami. ...... 7.65
V cfs. 6..XXI. ohlAseho. ..... 7.60
Celkem K tomu dGelu name. .sl5.2s
o dalsf pfispevky prosfme.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1892-07-27
Laeina jizda do Cernych yrcha.

Cd IS. 6ervence do 10. srpna
prodAyati budou Jednatel6 drAhy
Fremont, Elkhorn a Missouri Valley
drahy Y Nebrasce a lowe listky "a
jedno jiEdne IA obe cesty do Hot
Springs neb Deadwood, platn6 m
80 dnd ode dne koup6. krAsn6
poduebi a roma.tickA kraiina. Yes
krzne spaci vozy a bezplatne vozy
= houpacimi sedadly.
Llsiky Sc prodkvaii ' 6fsle itol
Farnam nl.
NAdfaxi M I5. Webster.
J. r. BUCHANAN,
los gen. Jed. cestnjIcich.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1892-07-27

Proc al ditky tax rady uziysjf
Dossaloyy lskyf PonSvadz jsou
velmi Iabodn6.
zs Dossalovy Ieky jsou " nejlep-
si, uznAvk kaidy, kdo iich iedncu
zkusil.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1892-07-27

satden byl dne ii. 6eryence Sioux
City, Ia, Joe Reynolds. Jak dfad-
nici spolkovf tyrii. udano bylo Rey
noldsem "a poslednf tFi mesfce Y
severni lowe "a vice iak si00e
falesntch pence.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1892-12-08

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The only school where a student can adj
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For further information address
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