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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-01-30
WOONSOCKET.

Next Monday evening the st. Andrews
brotherhood will present the parlor min
strels in the st. James parish house, as
sisted by the Orpheus orchestra.
The Cornet Band and the fire depart
ment with the Woonsocket Gymnasium
Association made very creditable street
parade last evening before attending the
Gymnasium fair.
An alarm of fire was rung from box 81
on Market square at 11:30 o'clock last
building corner of Sayles and Arnold
streets, with two saloons on the lower
tioor and tenements up stairs. The fire
department arrived promptly on the scene
and in few minutes extinguished the
blaze
Special services in commemoration Of
Christian Endeavor Day, which occurs
Feb. 2, will be held to morrow evening by
the young peoples societies of the Bap-
tist and Congregational churches in their
respective places of worship. A special
exercise furnished by the United Society
will be presented and carried out.
Services in memory OF the late Rev.
Louis N. Beaudry, pastor of the French
Methodist Church of Chicago will be held
in the st. James parish house to morrow
evening, at 7:30 =. NJ, and will be ad-
dressed by Rev. II. 4. Benoit, Rev. 4. X.
Smith and others.
Mrs. Edwin Aldrich of East Blackstone
started from her home last evening at 5
o'clock, with horse and carriage, to
drive TO Woonsocket. Just after leaving
the honse the horse became unmanageable
and threw the lady out, and then freeing
himself from the carriage ran to Woon-
socket with the front wheels and thills
attached.
On North Main street Il. N. Young was
driving in an opposite direction and the
two horses collided, though Young reined
out, and the thill struck Aldrich's horse
in the nose making cash eight inches in
length Young's horse was lamed by be-
ing struck also by a thill. DIR. w. S.
Southwick was summoned and sewed up
the cash in Aldrich's horse. Mr.. Aid
rich, who was uninjured, returned to the
house, procured another horse and drove
to Woonsocket and secured the runaway.
The horse was afterward captured by AL
bert l.. Tease and another man.
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Merry Jests.

Considering Mr.. Gladstone's achieve
ments with the AK, wouldn't it be more
appropriate to call him the Grand Old
FellerY-Boston Post.
do you think you can support me.
George?" she asked, an hour after he bad
proposed. "Yes; fyou'll get on the other
knee" he said.-Judge.
81 don't understand what you see In
game OF foot ball" she said. You see
stars" replied the new player, emphati-
cally.-Washington Star.
Lady tengaging servant)-You seem
TO possess every necessary qualification.
Have you q sweetheart Servant-No,
mum; but can soon get one.-The Comic.
Van Bust-Every time you make me a
pair OF trousers you measure me little
short Tailor-That isn't my fault. You
always come In that way.-Brooklyn Citi-
zen.
"You said Sokker was quite active In
your campaign" Yes" replied the de-
feated candidate. "In what capacityF
About n gallon n day."-Washington
Star.
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DO You want situation? 4 tO-cent adj
vertiseInent In the "News' Will supply it.
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CENTRAL FALLS.

A very pleasant basket party was held
last evening under the auspices of Gar
field Social, Temple of Honor. IL was
largely attended, and the baskets, fur
nished by the ladies, were sold at auction,
the gentlemen bidding for them. A short
entertainment was also given, consisting
of vocal and instrumental musie,- recita-
the Woodlawn Abstainers Union Of Wood
lawn.
Last night was society night at the fair
of the Veteran Firemen, and the associa-
tion escorted the 50. Jean Baptist Society
and Court Flower of Dexter TO Temper
ance Hall. accompanied by n drum corps.
The entertainment consisted Of piano solos
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WARREN.
Charles f. Gardiner, who has been

Charles +. Gardiner, who has been in
Newport, Is In town again.
Fragment Circle, Kings Daughters,
met at the home Of Mrs. James Colo
more on North Water street, last evening.
Miss Bence, of Fall River, was in town
on Friday.
James Seymour was taken suddenly i'll
on Thursday, while at his duties Mt the Of
flee.
The womans Home Missionary Society
met at the Baptist Church on Thursday
afternoon.
DIR. Frank Brown was in town this
week.
The stock and fixtures, together with
wagon and horse, belonging to David
Kelly. were closed out by auction one day
this week.
Ice is being cut which is clear and six
inches thick.
The reservoir at Kickemuit is resorted
10 nightly by large number OF skaters.
DIR. Chandler IL recovering from a Sc
we're attack of the grip.
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lONSDAlE.

Jehue Downs of Valley Falls were united
in marriage last evening at the home of
the brides mother on Main street, by the
Rev. Robert III. Murray of Ashton. Miss
Lena Midgeley acted as the bridesmaid
and Leon knight as the best man.
The Rev. Walter Lott is in New York
aunt.
Arrangements are being made by the
Primitive Methodist Church preparatory
TO the holding of fair.
The work of cutting and storing ice has
progressed very rapidly in this vicinity
within the last week. The Lonsdale Com
pany's ice house is nearly half full.
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MERIT WINS SUCCESS.

II would be dificult to receive more emphatic
illustration OF the truth OF the saying: "Merit wins
success than II evidenced In the position and pop
ularity achieved by that article of footwear known
the Crawford Shoe" IL II only about 1--WE years
since the Crawford shoe was first introduced TO the
public. aud then In q comparatively small way. IL
a new and unique idea 10 establish factory
for the exclusive manufacture OF one particular
kind OF a shoe, and then establish stores where
only that particular shoe should DO sold that the
wearer OF the shoe should purchase only from the
maker and that the profits. that usually accrue to
the wholesaler and the jobber. should be put into
the value of the shoe and yet be afforded 10 the
sumer at a less price than is generally charged.
To make such an enterprise a success, required In
its projectors thorough knowledge of the business
backed up by capital and push. That the Bouve,
Crawford Company, the firm style under which the
Crawford Shoe Is manufactured. possessed these
requisites In eminent degrees is evidenced by the
success which has attended them. They have now
In Brockton a large factory, employing large num-
Der OF skilled workmen exclusively In the manu-
facture OF their shoes. and in the leading cities OF
the United States have twenty rst-class stores for
their exclusive sale. and from which are retalled
more gentlemen's fine shoes than OF any other man
ufacture In the world
To be more particular In the special features
wherein the Crawford Shoe has won Its strong hold
upon popula- favor, we may say IL Is shoe that Is
made to NJ the foot instead Of fitting the foot 70 the
shoe IL is made five different shaped last; IL is
made In sizes and half sizes. and is Just as easy
wnen first put when worn longer; always as
"easy old shoe" In style and finish 1t is en-
phatically the gentleman's shoe.
Its price, too. Is another strong lever that has
been used. Crawford shoe that retails at one OF
their stores for a. is the equal, in every way in
STYLE finish and material Of any shoe for which 81
and $40 is charged.
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Par,or stoves AZ Half Price.

Chamber and Parlor suites at great reduction at
CLKMEScE BROS a Co. eco Broad st.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-01-30

The Boston papers are commenting ur.
on the fact that young business man
who now draws a salary OF 5000 n year
went through Harvard College on $500 Q
year. Probably IL he had ad 5000 q
year while In college he would now be get
ting a salary Of s960-Cnicago Timee.
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Almost any one would like to go
10 Europe ir it didn't cost anything.
IL doesn't always see page =.
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BENwooD.
Ind ustrlni Items. Pcr.onai Gossip and
General News Notes.

General News Notes.
a thief entered the yard OF the house
occupied byR. stipes and made of with
q bicycle owned by that gentlcman's
son. Tho thief took II to tho d. & O..
junction and attempted to sell IL to n
telegraph operator there. Tho ridicu.
lousy low price for which he offered il
aroused suspicion, and tho thief SNUG
glcd It into nm empty freight car which
was taken to Bcilaire, where all trace OF
the bicycle was lost.
Albert Bowers, q small son oil NJ.
Bowers is suffering from II broken arm.
He, with, some playmates was playing
in n shed and receiving n push fell from
n window, breaking his right arm near
the elbow.
As some clndor was being dumped
over tho bank Mt tho Riverside furnace.
the mule attached to the car backed
over the bank, and was only gotten on
the top Of the bank again with great
difficulty,
The Knights Of tho Golden Eagle arc
making preparations for n grand festival
to be held at McAlechenj Juno II,
A fair and festival will be given on
Saturday in tho basement Of St. Johns
church.
Miss Della Dcegan, who has for some
time been i'll, is now convalcsccnt.
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WHY THEY ARE PUT OUT.

millionaire Pierce M1arrles Ills House
Servant and his Children Don't Like 1t.
San Francisco, May 23.-The half
dozen grown children of Millionaire
James Pierce, OF Santa Clara, are great
ly exercised ove the secret marriage
of the old man, who is seventy, to his
house servant, Miss Julia Neft. The
marriage took place last Tuesday and
the couple came to San Francisco, but
the facts did not leak out till yesterday,
when the old man returned to his
palatial home in Santa Clara with. the
new mistress. A lively family tilt is
predicted, but as the old man is worth
s3.ooO,oOO no will probably devise a
compromise.
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To Cedar Rapids, Iowa, account Of
German Baptist Conference May Goth
to June 9Th at one fare for the round
trip. good returning until June 3Oth,
1882.
To Helena, Mont, June 7th to 18th at
one fare for the round trip, good re-
turning until'July 9TH; account of the
Supreme Lodge 4. o. U. ".
To Washington City Sept. Is: to goth,
at very low round trip rates; account
Of tho National Encampment Of the G..
A. R., good returning until October
10th.
To Minneapolis, Mimi, June ID to
9Th, at ont faro for the round trip, good
returning until June 3Oth; account OF
the Republican National; Convention.
To Chicago, June 10th to Goth, ut ono
iare for tho round trip, good returning
until July Sth; account Of the Demo.
cratic. National Convention.
To Saratoga Springs, n. Y, July 9TH
to 14th, at one fare for tho round trip,
plus $500, good returning July 10Th
account OF tho National Educational AS.
ISOLATION.
To New York, July 18th to It'll, al. one
fare for the round trip; account OF the
Christian Endeavor United Society.
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NOTES ON
Stage OF Wntcr and Movements OF Boat,
: Tho River Interests.

Stage Of Watcr and a.oycmsnt, OF boats.
: Tho River Intore,.s.
Tho river was stotionorv lost n;cht
with 10 foot n ;ncbos IN rho channel,
ThaSs
une rcpor,s rom ABOVE were;
mafsenIti ee.; ciouay ahu coot.
nioWnsvilleIl1 lee' U ihehes ana
s'at.onary; QUO %
tionory. rIomJv and cool'' "AN ''A
S%tea,lpoat Pllols Should look OUT Tor
s'o"Iy moving enormous snaI, III INC
enahhei oeiow fll'souren foiht oriuGe.
The steamers OF tho Pittsburgh and
Cincinnati packet line are carrying OK
ciirsionsI every day. a band is usually
along TO enlivcn the trip.
The Ba,chelorgot away for Pittsburgh
Yesterday at s a. NAT noon yesterday
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WASHINGTON, D. c., May 2s;-The
house mot at II o'clock to-day withless
than seventy.flvc mcmbcra in attend.
ance.
Mr.. Watson, OF Georgia, was present
with an objection which was directed
this time 10 the request OF Mr.. Butler,
Of Iowa, for consideration OF tho senate
bill granting a pension to ex-senator
George W. Jones, Of Iowa.
Then Mr.. Watson's desire was salts.
fed, and his resolution requesting tho
committee on ways and means to report
the s%ub-treasury bill was adopted with.
out objection or debate.
Mr.. Watson having achieved his OBJ.
icct withdrew his objection to tho Jones
bill and on motion OF Mr.. Henderson,
OF Iowa. it was taken up and passed.
Mr.. kilgorc was also in attendance
and his objection defeated the request
Of Mr.. Bryan, of Nebraska, for tho cor.
sideration OF q bill for the erection OF u
pedestal for 4 statue to Gen. W. I. Sher.
man.
The floor was then accorded to the
committee on District OF Columbia.
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DR.. Miles Nervinc not only cures all
nervous diseases, headache, blues, ner-
YOU prostration, sleeplessness. neural
gia, st. Vitus dance, fits and hysteria,
but also builds up the body. az am
pleased to say that after years OF intense
suffering with nervous disease, head
ache and prostration, Itried DR.. Miles
Restorative Nervine. and in two weeks
gained eight pounds in weight. 1 could
not lie down to- sleep, but now sleep
perfectly easy, and am still improving
wonderfully. Cannot say enough for
the Nervine.-MRs. L. B. WILLARD, Dun
kirk, n. Y" ONO customer used Ner-
vine and gained fifteen pounds in flesh.
-BRowN & MAYBURY, Cortland. N. Y"
Trial bottles and elegant book free at
Logan Drug Co.'S. 3
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WASHINGTON NEWS.

An adverse report was made by the
senate committee on postofice3 and
post roads OF the bill to prevent trans
mission through the mails of publica-
tons containing principally police court
reports and devoted chiefly to printing
criminal news and lewd pictures.
Many chiefs Of divisions in the pen
sion office testified before the Raum in
vestigation committee that no favorit-
ismior preference has been shown any
attorney rsattorneys, and that the COM
pleted files order had been OF great ben
eft to the claimants.
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Ohio National Guard,

Special Dapdtch 10 he Inteiligeneer.
CoLUMnus, O., May 23.-Itnow seems
very likely that the sterrit law passed
last winter will not BIO carried out as 70.
CARDS increasing companies Of the Ohio
National Guards. Adjutant General
Pocock, though applied to by several
towns ready to furnish a quota for new
companies, will muster none into SER
vice. The law ia satisfactory, but there
has been no appropriation for equipping
new companies.
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WASHINGTON, D. G., May o3.-The
President today received the following:
SHREVEPORT, La, May %, 1892.
The Praidnt Of The United States, Washington, DC:
There is great destitution and suffer-
ing among the multitude Of coIored
people who have been driven from
their homes and deprived Of employ.
ment by the floods in Red River. Great
numbers are now in this, city and more
will come. We earnestly appeal to you
and through you to the nation for relief
and assistance.
(Signed) WM. HARPER,
Chairman of Committee.
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Iowa Will Ask for Aid.

Sioux CRY, IA, May 2s.-Gov. Boies
arrived here, to-day in response to the
request Of the relief committee and
after investigating the food distress, re.
solved to issue q proclamation inviting
the people OF Iowa and the country gen.
orally to contribute for the relief Of the
destitute people. His proclamation will
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Insane From Grief.

sptcIu1 DEspu1cH 20 NC INTulIVtNccT.
PARKERsBuRG, w. Va, May 23.-Miss
Jane Knight, eighteen years of age, sis.
tor of the young man, Aquilia knight,
who was killed Saturday morning ON
the Ohio River raitoad. and mangled
so horribly, has gone insane over3the
sad affair, and it is feared will not re-
cover her reason.
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(Signed) WM. HARPER,
Chairman OF Committee.
CanlU.e Governmont Boats.

WASHINGTON, D. G., May 23.-The
secretary OF war has authorized the
chief Of engineers to use government
boats on all western rivers to save hu.
mar life where residents of tho flooded
districts are in danger.
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THE GAME.
Base ball Played by League ronms Yes.

THE NATIONAL GAME.
Base hall Played by League Teams Yes.
tcrday.
New YoRK, May 23.-Thc Boston.Ncw
York game to-day went over because
Of wet grounds.
MILWAUKEE, Wis, May :3.-Milwau-
keo won an interesting game from In.
dianapolis to-day, playing to 200 people.
Score:
indis 1"ftfit,...... Q . : Q 3 9 Q %
Hits, 10 and Q. Errors, 5 and Z.
Pitchers. Weidner and Madden.
TOLEDO. O., May 23.-Columbua took
a second game from Toledo to-day, hard
and timely hitting and the poor umpir.
Ing Of Serad doing the work. Score:
Toledo..,........."o ooos-
columbus--.". .......O . o 0 . SO
Hits, ! and 7. Errors, 4 and 9. Pitch.
ers. Pears and Clausen. a,;rf
LOUISVILLE, KY, May 23.-Louisvillo
and Cincinnati played two games to.
day and broke even. The first gamo
was a pitchers baltic in which Mullano
camo out with first honors. Mullane,
inspired with his success In tho first
game, thought they could repeat the
feat In tho second, but the Louisvilles
got on 10 him 1.-THE fifth and sixth in.
nines and pounded out seven runs:
Score-First game:
Cincinnati .............-O 0 0i0 0 0 o IL
Earned, Cincinnati l. Errors, Louis.
vile 4. Hits, 5 and 6. Pitchers, Stratton
and Mullanc. Umpire, Emslic.
Second gamo:
tEGi n.,nnIsi i..... .r..~-3 g 9lSsltHa IL
Earned. Louisville 9. Hits, 10 and 5.
Errors, . and 1. Pitchers, Jones and
Mullane. Umpire, Emslie.
CLEVELAND. o., May 23.-Thc hot work
OF Davies and Cuppy in the box gave
the Browns MI easy victory to-day. At.
tendance l,400. Score:
s. S5Hiiia.:..-."..rSS : 3 9 90 -
Hits, . and s. Errors, 5 and ..
Pitchers, Cuppy and Gleason. Umpire,
Lynch.
MINNEAPOLIS, MINI, May23.-To-day's
game was a slugging match. Kansas
City batted Franc out OF the box in the
rn.iu "i;" me Hn,i. 5 ioLced Iiusney 70
scoro. ~ '"e "iuu'o u 'ho seventh
Minncaro,,s
Kansas Citya"....o. 5 100 0 9 Ito
Hits, Is and IL. Errors, 6 and =
Pitchers, Corbett and Hurhey.
c,n..,o NJ, osv Ii L;.:
c6stIr orrnr. h., In.an ond nanf ~ ~
.D''i! etiots ~ nnson anu Dahieh III
I InusL s'" to ada s,ensn ,hn'n ny gave tnn
mo .s - ho,h sa!ie. DIG outnelI
n""n "n DI,m sues, anu hyah anu
Attendance 1000
chicago = ! n ~
PitsDnrsh .....:.".-o . Q Q So.S2S Is
Earned l and 4. Errors 4 and 6. Hits
0 and 0. Pitchers Gumbert and Bald
win umn;ro H,;rst
O., ~. ~ .. r.
JNHIA, Mhb;' NAY Nus
t tna na.+Ioa ! .ne ei S 'hsnss = '
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Resigned Ills Place,


Special Dispatch to the intelligence.
Columbus, ONO, May 2S.-W. D.
Scott has rendered his resignation as
steward of the boys industrial home ut
Lancaster, to take effect June l5. MIR.
Scott says THAT there has not been
enough money in tho of1iceSfor the
amount OF work.
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pRoPOsALs FOR SEWER PIPE

Sealed proposals will be received at tho oni.,
noon SATURDAY, May ~ 1872, for furnI,bInr ~
the W. Plpc to DO used by. the city dnrln.9 ~,
year ls9! rropo. nls 10 be for the best onSij,r
OF double strength salt glazed pipe, maic q,
p,lre iltc'clay, the pipe 10 be deliyS,S%I
a!3HE me iine 81 sewers. The successful bidder
OF sl,0O. conditioned for the faithful pertSs,..
atice OF i~h:acontract. The Board reserves H.
right 10 reject any or nil bids. Proposal, n IL
marked "Ftoposals for Sewer Pipe" liz o,Io,,
OF the Board OF Public Works" ~"
my2J 14y!E TN. DARRAII. CLERK
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a CoWaRpLY POLICY.

The. "Iscgister'' Advises Wc,t Virginia
Congressmen to straddle tho Silver
Issue.
Hhtoling' Register.
We .beiievo tho West TIrGini. delegation
VIII do their party n grpnt seryicc-nnd
themselves credit by voting tor orro,v to
POSTPONE tho consideration OF tho bill Mt
this time. Such IvOts would noa commit
them for or ngnlnst free coinage. 1t would
simply pu. them on record Of placing the
question on the shelf FOR tho present, anil
whore 1t belongs until more vital and im-
portant Legislation Is considered.
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Reduced Rates to Toledo. Account Meet.
ing u, c, I. -

On the occasion of the annual meet
ing OF the United Commercial Travel
ers OF America, at Toledo. Ohio, May 81
and 49, the Wheeling and Lake Eric
railway will sell excursion tickets from
all points on its line to Toledo and re.
turn, at HALF RATES. Tickets will DO
sold May % and 81. good for return
passage up to and including May 80.
For further information apply 10 agents
of Wheeling & Lake Erie railway, or to
JAMES NJ. HALL;---
General Passenger. A gent,a-
Toledo, Ohio.
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Nicaragua Canal Deleeate,
Dispatch 10 the intelligence.

,CoLUMBus, O., May Ex-Governor
Mckinley has appointed R. T. Hough
(Democrat), editor Of the Hillsborough
Gazette, the fourth member OF tho Ohio
delegation to the Nicaragua canal con.
vention at St. Louis, June 2.
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WASHINGTON, D. c., May 23.-The
President to-day withdrew the nomina-
ton of Frederick Bancroft as United
States consul ut Brunswick, Germany.
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Now is the time to take a good tonic
medicine. Hood'sSarsaparilla possesses
the greatest merit, and is a popular
favorite. 10
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DO sent out from Dos Molncs to.morrcv
and will state that $500, 900 Is needed
for this purpose. Two more bodies OF
the drowned were recovered this morn.