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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-03-22
A NEEDED Reform.
The Method of Having Speeches Printed
in the Congressional Record" to BE
Revised

The Method of Having Speeches Printed
in the "CongressionaI Record" to BE
Revised.
WASHINGTON, d. c., March 21.-It is
likely that radical reform in the mat
ter of privilege afforded members in ex-
tending their speeches in the Record
will result from the investigation into
the transgreSsions OF Mr.. Walker, OF
Massachusetts,. Ever since the session
opened there has been warm political
rivalry between the Republican, and
Democratic Representatives from the
Bay State, and Mr.. Walker has at times
had several lively bouts with Messrs.
Hoar and Williams, whom he takes
pleasure in designating alternately as
"MugwumpS" and "Kinder-garten DEM
OcratS."
immediately after the appearance OF
Congressman Walkers speech in the
Record, Mr.. Williams called attention
to what he asserted was an infraction
of the rules, and after a lively debate,
Mr.. Walkers whole speech was referred
to the Committee on Printing, with in
structions to report on its propriety and
as TO whether it should be stricken
from the Congressional Record. This
committee to-day submitted q report
which reviews the speech in detail, and
ends with resolution declaring that the
House. deeming it high duty that the
courtesy and decorum required by
parliamentary law and practice
should characterize debate and the con-
duct of members at all times in their
official relations hereby expresses its
disadproval of the parliamentary lam
guage used by Hon. joseph Walker,
representative from the State OF MaSsa-
chusettS, in that portion OF his speech
printed in the Record Of the 18th inst,
but which was not delivered on the
floor, and considering it impracticable
to separate the parliamentary portions
of the speech from such parts as may
be parliamentary, recommends that the
whole of the undelivered portion OF the
speech be expunged from the record.
Mr.. Boutelle. of the Republican side,
objected 10 the report, and Chairman
Richardson Of the Committee on Print
ing, finally agreed that il should be
printed in the record and called up for
consideration tomorrow morning.
1HtTt IL Alllit QOuOb bho1 -'AA- bSANOiiO
and other prominent Republicans will
defend Mr.. Walker, although the report
of the recommending the eradication
of the remarks is an unanimous one and
concurred in by both Democrats and
Republicans.
The House then went into committee
OF the whole (Mr. Blount, Of Georgia,
in the chair on the free wool bill.
Mr. Goodnight, of Kentucky, aSsaiied
the protection system, declaring II he
could have his way and could frame a
tariff bill he would so construct it as to
place a conservative tax on articles OF
consumption, in order within a reason
able limit to raise part OF the revenue.
Then he would have an internal tax on
the luxuries, such as whisky and to-
bacco, and tax upon incomes. The
tariff on wool was not only the key
stone of the arch Of totection, but IL
was its roof A mocratic House
could not reform tariff in day,
but it could begir reform by taking
of the roof
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-03-22
Two Young SPECTATORS in Trouble.

CmCAGo, March 9L-LRmpson Bros. &
Co, leading Board of Trade firm, are re-
ported losers to the extent Of 10000 to 500
900 by the peculations Of employees. The
accused cashier is Burt Smith and the
booSkeeper, Robert Whitaker.
The two Young men. according 10 au-
thoritv, began by making phenomenal
profit on the big rise in wheat 10 81 Is in
August last, winning So, 600 on $50 Of their
own money which they had luckily placed.
This they divided, reserving half for future
operations, and spending the other half in
riotous living. The $4,000 capital was
wholly wiped out in the long decline which
set in, and the two, hoping for turn, re
sorted 70 frauds until they were obliged to
plunge deeper
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TIE aERNiAN CRISIS.
The Emperor Has not Returned to Berlin
yet-Csprivl has not Resigned.


BERLIN, March Elm consequence
OF the ministerial crisis the most exag-
gerated reports are In circulation as To
the course the Emperor VIII follow, but
when the reports are traced 10 their
source, they are found TO be utterly
without foundation save In the brains
of imaginative writers who desire 10
pose as being particularly well Informed
regarding political affairs. Reports
have been circulated as TO what the
Emperor said and did at the meeting OF
the Ministers on Thursday and
have been scattered broadcast by
sensational writer's. As matter
of fact, the only sources from which
any information could have been de-
rived as TO what transpired at this
meeting were the Emperor himself, or
the ministers. The latter refused abs0-
lutely to divulge anything and no one
thinks that the Emperor has made II
his business to inform newspaper cor
respondents on the subject. IL may be
said that the Chancellor was summoned
to Huberusstock by the Emperor to
discuss what action the government
should take on the primary education
bill and other matters connected with
the present crisis but there was no
question as to the Chancellor's resigna-
tlon OF either Of the offices held by him
for the simple reason before stated, that
he has never rendered his resignation,
all the reports TO the contrary notwith-
standing.
The date OF the Emperor's return Is
uncertain. IL is reported that the con-
dition Of his health necessitates on his
part a complete abstention from public
business. Nothing definite is known
In regard TO the Ministry except that
the Emperor has accepted the resigne-
ton OF Count Won ZedlItz.
The Kreltz ZeItunig says: Chancellor
Won Capriyi's prolonged retention In
Office is impossible. When the crisis is
over he must resign, as he has lost the
confidence OF Parliament.
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Ina Straight Jacket.

STOCKTON, CAL, March 2l.-Mrs. Sarah
Althea Terry since her incarceration in the
ASYLUM has become very violent and leads
her attendants life of misery. One OF her
favorite methods of passing time is to lean
against the wall and receive spirit mes
saees. The spirits order her to do all sorts
of strange things, and their orders are i'm
plicitly obeyed. Refusing to conform to
The ASYLUM rules and discipline. it was re-
Gently necessary to use some force with her
and she became so refractory that she has
since been put in straight jacket
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DEEMING'S DEVILTRY.
The Police Have Connected Him With
Big Robbery.

ADELAIDE, SOUTH AUSTRALIA, March 2l.
Ever since the arrest Of Frederick Deem
ing. alias Williams and perhaps dozen
other names, evidence has been coming 10
light in various parts of the world that ne
is one Of the most consummate Williams that
the ANNALS of crime have furnished. 1t
appears highly probable that the man has
been guilty OF crime in every place in which
he has ever lived of regent years.
The police OF this city have Identified him
as the author of q robbery that was COM
mitted here in 1855. At that time he was
living in Adelaide under the alias OF Ward.
The day after the robbery was committed
Deeming accompanied by his wife and two
children sailed for St. Helena, enroute TO
Cape Town. At the time of his flight his
wife was ina delicate condition aud she
was confined before she reached Cape
ToWn
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SPORTY LEGISLATORS.
Bills Introduced In the Ohio Legislature
to LeSalizs Pool Selling Eto.
S,,s-idE Ts;sgrSsE 70 ths Register.


SpeeiGl Tsis0rssE 70 ths Register.
COLUMBUS, o., March 21.-Grifin in
troduced his school book bill to-day. 1t
provides that text books used in the
public schools shall be furnished by the
township trustees to the pupils free OF
cost, the expense to lay upon the gener-
al expense funds.
Molter, OF Erie, introduced bill to
pay to Joseph Stacks, of Erie county,
S52 due him for service as soldier at
Camp Chase, o., in 1864. He was on
guard duty, and being a stutterer he
could not cry halt when prisoner
crossed his guard line and escaped.
For this remission he was discharged
dishonorably and his pay forfeited.
Mr. Lanlerigh introduced in the
House to-day bill providing that in
divorce cases when there are children,
those eight years old and over shall
elect to which parent they shall go.
Mr.. Baird introduced a bill lagalizing
horse racing and pool selling on County
fair gound tracks.
Senator Gear introduced bill max
ing it crime punishable with 500
fine and Imprisonment TO fraudulently
enter a horse for any race.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-03-22

WIxxfPzs, Mts March zi.-Ine Cen..
dfan paci0c str re has assumed most
serious aspect to-day. Sunday the ,1 con-
ductors and trainmeD On the Paclnc ,,1, aiy,s,
ion from Donald % yancouyer we're 80. go
80 ~, -, s,r;ke. and TO-DAY dispatches from
Pst . = Portsre relrte serious dlstnrol1.css
=, .aaf no.nf. General Snpenn.e1,ss<1', ~
e. m,;,e ; ,s<Sred 4 message from a. ne.
u.;. ,~ho e At present directing snsIs -
~ ~ sI sse .,ompsny At Rat PORTAGE, ssxlnx -,
PROJECTION ~ Re said tAs tss,ns $500 s,v % ooes
rat IN maDy places, switcnes taso" 49, s,I h
snd other acts Of oosirue.oa ,-.rs - frsd A.
one instance the rs.ne. n - ~ Govern
Supt white hss va m ssteS T thss thelr prop
erty be prosectsd'
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APnlander,s Horrible Death.

PrrrsBURG, Pa, March 2l.-A POlander
known as No. u, employed at the Solar
Iron Works, went to sleep last night on a
pile of Stag back of the mill The other
workmen not knowing he was there
dumped red hot Stag over him. This morn
ing ne was found buried under the Stag,
nothing but his head being visible. When
an attempt was made 10 take him out, 1T
was discovered that his body bad been
completely burned up only his head re-
naming
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-03-22
New Charter Issued.
TeIlrram b ~ Reqisler

SreciGl TslsgrGn 90 t1s Register.
CHARLESTON. W. Va, March 21.-The
Secretary of State to-day issued a certil-
cate of incorporation 70 the Snowy Greek
Coal and Coke Company, for the purpose
OF mining, selling and shipping coal, aud
manufacturing, selling and shipping coke
and FIRE brick Principal Office Of said COM
pany will be at Corinth, in Preston county.
Capital subscribed is $4,000; amount paid
In, 81 900, and privilege granted to increase
10 10 one million dollars. Shares are SlUO
each, and are held by William i. Gettes
and four others, Of Corinth, W. va.
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Krlad WIG No .

PrrrsBURG, March 2l.-Frederick w.
Mflley, who killed his wife and then shot
himself last Friday, was bigamist as well
as a murderer and suicide. He had wife
and family in Philadelphia. The first wife
arrived in the city yesterday and was pres
ent az the funeral of the suicide. The
Philadelphia wife will make fight for
his belongings. His life was insured and
be drew a pension.
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Ih IN. senate.

WASHINGTON, II c., March 21.-In
the Senate to-day long petition was
received from cit ems OF Philadelphia
asking that 10 Il ney be appropriated
for the Worlds r unless the restric-
ton be placed it that all gates De
absolutely close } Sunday.
A resolution { Mr.. Hoar asking that
provisions be Hale to provide shelter
for those atten ng presidential inaug-
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ADJUSTING ROLLER
Carries Death with It-Slx Men Instantly
Killed


EAST JORDAN, Mich. March Ell
The boiler OF the East Jordan Lumber
Co.'S min, No. ., blew up at 1880 o'clock
this morning instantly killing the fol-
lowing persons:
WILLIAM BEACH, aged IS, unmarried.
SIMON CARNEY, aged 20. unmarried.
PETER SHELDON, aged %, unmarried.
john BBOwN. aged 90, unmarried.
BERr COOK, aged so, married but no
children.
EMANUEL Hunt, aged 30. has wife
and child
Those dangerously injured are; SAN
derson Reiohart, badly about limbs;
John Ringle, seriously, will die; Amoli
ChriSty very seriously, recovery DOUBT
full; James Smith very seriously and D
score OF others also badly iojured.
The mill, valued at $4,000, is total
wreck. The cause of the explosion IS
unknown.
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thn nIcnnnnld Field.

P1rrsBURG, March 21.-The only thing IN
they way Of new wells that occurred To-Day
in the Mcdonald field was the woodland
or COmpanv's No. 4, McMurray, back OF
Oakdale. which reached the nth sand, and
tonight was reported as flowing 40 barrels
an hour The production for twenty-iour
hours was "A. coo barrels, the lowest that
has been officially made for many months.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-03-22

Lrplr. March 2i.--A Siplsgutine. Gov
ernor Of CourIand, has tele9rsphed 70 pr;
J. 81. Crawford, American Consul Ccnersi
at ST. Petersburg, who Is now here. re-
questing him 10 kindly inform CsPt o.I-
GENT al the American Steamer Indiana,
who brought 10 Libzu from Pbiiadclphiz
a cargo OF -four and provisions for the hus-
siam famine sufferers that His Majesty,
the emperor has been pleased 70 besto"s .
present upon him.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-03-22
The Trial Begun.

Srsei0l TslsCvasn 20 ne Rs0is-s-.
PENERsBURG, w. Va, March 2l.-The
trial of James Smith, one Of the alleged
murderers Of Calvin ReXroad az the
Hawks Nest" began today IN the Grim
irql Court. The Jury was not filed ustil
two panels were exhausted. Judge Nc
Cluer defends Smith. Tho case is eXcit-
ing great deal Of interest.
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Want a Reduction.

PIrrsBURG, PA, March 2l-The coal
operators Of Ohio and Western Pennsylva-
MIA are in session here to-day, for the pur-
pose Of formulating their demands for a re
duction Of freight rates from the Pittsourg
and Hooking Valley coal fields 70 the lakes.
The freight men will meet tomorrow 10
consider the demands Of the operators.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-03-22

HARRIsBUEG, Pa, March 2l.-The an
nual report Of State Treasurer Henry h.
BOYER is out for the fiscal year ending No
venber 31th, 1891. The total receipts Tor
the year were SIS, ,907, 1914, and the total
payments $40, 453, ,952 -, leaving balance
on December lst Of S,979. S54.55.
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NEWSLETS
Interesting Pieces of Telegraphic News in
Small Space.

Small space
John r. Murphy, Chief OF the Depart
ment of Public Safety. of Allegheny. was
given hearing before Alderman Schell-
man Yesterday afternoon on charges OF en-
bezzlement and bribery. Murphy was held
for court in the sum OF $1,000 nail.
Arthur Goring Thomas, the well known
writer of operas, committed suicide yester-
day by throwing himself before train on
the Metropolitan railway in London
A dispatch from Charleroi states that
the fire which followed the explosion in
the Anderluis colliery has at last been ex-
tinguished. There are yet lZ2 bodies In
the pit
The Painesville, Ohio. Savings and Loan
Association Bank closed IT'S doors yester-
6av morning. The depositors are generally
working people. who crowded around the
building and threatened violence 70 the
officials. Col. r. X. Page, well known in
railroad circles and one OF the most proni-
nent CAPITALISTS in Northern Ohio, is at the
mead of the concern. No figures are OBJ
tainable, and the cause Of the failure can
not be learned.
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For west virginia Rivers.
ial TELEGRAM 10 the Rsots,s-.

NpsctuI IettgTlhS 10 VIC HeUI0Ve''
WASHINGTON, D. G. March 21.-The fol-
lowing are the West Virginia items Of the
CIR at Kanawha, 5000, 900; Guyandotte river
annual appropriation for maintenance
1000; to complete work on Gauley river,
$1,000; Monongahela river locks and dams,
SO, 900.
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The Court with Gaumer.

!SDseidl telegram 20 the Rsgtster.
COLUMBUs, O., March 2l.-The Circuit
Court in Licking county to-day decided
that ID. II. Gaumer, who was hrst given
seat in the Senate but subsequently ousted
and the place given TO George Iden, is
legally entitled 20 the seat. Gaumer, who
is a Democrat, viii TOMORROW appear in
the Senate and demand his seat.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-03-22

Special TsisCr9fa 20 ne REGISTER.
NEW CUMBERLAND, March 2l.-Jackson
Evans, one Of the oldest residents of Fair,
view. about 80 years Of age, was found
dead i'm his bed this morning. Hehad been
il with the grip fOr some time.
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AllAoconnted for.

Liverpool, March 12.-All the women,
who were seen in Deeming's company at
Rain Hill, have been traced and the ponce
are of the opinion that the bodies of all his
victims in this vicinity have been found.
The search of Dinham villa and grounds
attached thereto has been finished.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-03-22

ToRoSro. OSy., March 2I.-The threat
eued trouble between the Grad Trunk
Railroad and It's employees $ exciting much
interest here. Several trainmen's assem-
plies met yesterday aad discussed the sit
uatiou. Delegates were sent bsck 70 the
Montreal convention with full power TO act
as 10 consider the best interests Of the men,
but the employees seem 70 strongly favor an
amicable settlement. Mr.. Wrsgg, the local
manager Of the company, states that should
a strike occur all the shops and freight
sheds would Immediately close down,
throwing about 1903 men out Of WORK
Arrangements, he said were already made
with American lines 70 handle through
freight, and the district saperintendents
have received full instructions as 20 tie
course they shall pursue in case crisis
shall occur.
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nnrnnh the Preacher.

NAMING, IA, March 21.-The explosion
Of a gasoline stove used 10 heat water in
the BaDtismal church here yesterday
wrecked the front and set fire 70 the cloth
ing Of the minister, Rev. Boles, burning
hin fatally.
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Appointed trustee.

Special telegram 20 ths Register
CHARLESTON. W. Va, March 2l.-Gov-
eruor Fleming to-day appointed Hon. a. Il.
Unger, of Morgan county, trustee Tor
Berkeley Springs, vice Isaiah Buck, de-
ceased.
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CHICAGO. March 2l.-Evan Lewis this
evening defeated John King, Of Michigan,
winning three out OF nve IallS. ABOUT
$500 were present in Battery ID where
match came on.
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oh! We who teach the youth of our great
nation, let them learn the noble art Of self
defense, as Salvation Oil is the specific for
hurts.
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The Throat.-@Rrorn's Bronchial 7Foca<s''
ac; directly on tie organs Of the evoics- They
have sn extraordinary eject on ell disorders OF
the throat
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-03-22

BEwARE OF FnAUDs.-Be sure you
get the genuine Dr. Thomas Eciectric
on II cures Colds. Group, Asthma,
Deafness and RheumztLsn-
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lContmued on Fourth P0gGI
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-10-27
THE VETERANS EXCURSION.
The Association at New Bedford as
Guests Of the City,

The First Light Infantry Veteran Asso-
citation left this morning at s:5s on the
long-talked of excursion TO New Bedford
At an early hour the veterans began to
gather at the armory on South Main
street. but il was quite late when the
march To the station was commenced.
The National Band led the line and a de-
tail or the active service OF the regiment
acted rs color guard.
The route of march was up South Main
street, across Market Square. through
Westminster and Dorrancc streets TO the
station. Many of the members and guests
were already at the station aud wnen the
line arrived ever ybody hustled aboard the
special train which was few minutes
late in starting. Gen. Kendall, Hon.
Henry j. Spooner and Mayor Potter were
there and were welcomed by Col. Duck
worth aud escorted on board the train.
The crowd of excursionists numbered
about 100 and others followed TO New Bed.
ford on later trains Gov. Brown aud
staff were unable TO accompany the asso-
citation on the special train, but went TO
New Bedford on che train which leaves
the city at 1880.
Having arrived nj New Bedford the
excursionists were met ut the depot Inv
Mayor Ashley and Company r.. Massa-
chusetts Volunteer Militia, and escorted
To the Parker House where lunch was
-seFre-l- -ia-oiefurk- the parade was
started led by the New Bedford Guards.
and NJ its conclusion the banquet was
served at the Parker House. The Hon.
Henry j. Spooner acted as toastmaster.
and addresses were made by Gov. Brown.
Mayor Potter. Mayor Ashley aud Others
The armory Of the guards was the head
quarters Tor the visitors during the day
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-10-27

x theatre party was given Wednesday
matinee at the PROVIDENCE Opera House
by Mrs. Job Spencer of Pawtucket.
| There were in ali twelve ladies who en-
| joyed a lunch at Tillinghast's previous to
the performance.
Mrs. William ii. Tn urber gives a
luncheon and whist this afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. George O. Olmstead have
issued cards of invitation for the marriage
and reception of their daughter, Ellen
Louise. and Edward Pierce Sheldon on
Wednesday evening, Nov Q. at As George
street; also an lat home" Wednesdays
after January 1.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Leland, nee Con-
verse, have issued cards for an ''at home"
on Saturdays, Jan. IL and 2S, from s
until 10 o'clock at 34s Beacon street,
Boston.
At the annual meeting of the Squan-
tum Club in the Board of Trade room
last evening, the election resulted in
new set OF officers: Sylvanus NJ. Lewis,
president; RicharI w. Comstock, vice
president; Benjamin G. Gladding, treas
urer; Samuel w. Brown, secretary.
Mrs Benjamin Tripp and Edward
Tripp have gone to Lakewood. n. j., for
several weeks.
ne Wtuulnp Oh MISS ItelSer TO EDWARD
Hoppin, both of this city, will take place
some time in November, at All Saints
Church.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Hoppin have re-
turned to PROVIDENCE, ald will occupy
their new house on Brown street.
Miss A. w. Adams Is spending several
days in New. York city.
Miss Ethel Sherman left PROVIDENCE
for New York Monday, where she will re.
main several weeks, before leaving the
East for Oakland, Cal.
Bliss-Kelly.
A very quiet wedding took place at 81
Barnes rect last evening, the contract
ing parties being Miss Lilly Kelly and
Zenas Bliss. Only the relatives were
present at the ceremony. The best man
was George a kiltea and the ushers
were Rodger Young, George Fuller. Ar
chic Greene aud r. 4. Sheldon. The house
was very tastefully decorated The stair
case was adorned with autumn leaves.
The bride looked exceedingly pretty in "A
white corded silk. There were about $50
at the reception. aud the presents were
numerous and beautiful
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-10-27

ming full time. and large assortment of
satins, calicos and campaign goods are
now being turned out.
At the Hope village the Hope Manu-
featuring Company is making extensive
improvements. A fiat roof has been sub
stituted for the former pitch roof at the
mills and the spinning frames will be
be moved from the second floor TO the up
per story, where the mules are now situ-
ated.
The mules will also be changed, and
four pairs will be placed in position upon
what is now the second floor. The cloth
room will be moved from under the of
flee to the lower floor OF the mill.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-10-27
Among
Our Own
People

President and Mrs. Benjamin T.. An
drews will sail for Europe Nov. 5th.
w. II. Poole, who was n teacher at
Mowry * Goff's school, has accepted n
position as instructor in the academy at
Lawrenceville, n. j.