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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-11-22

The committee Of arrangement for the
banquet of the Officers Rifle Association
has arranged for the event on the eve
ming of Tuesday, November 20 Gov.
Brown, Lieut.. Gov Bull, Gov. Kendall,
Gen. Over. Mayor Potter the donors OF
trupheG s.nd many other state aud mill
tary officials viii be present ana tne
The committee OF ARRANGEMENTS consists
of Captains Tanner aud Sweeney ana
Lieut.. Young.
Mr.. j. Edward Whine. representing
the Park avenue hotel. New York, is In
town to-day. The album of New York
views now being distributed in the inter
est OF TINS house is an unusually hne
specimen of art In advertising.
Thanksgiving day will be appropriately
observed at the Hotel Dorrance lunch
room when Mine ho.t Cross will enter
tain his many friends ia his usual lavish
manner.
The cake sale for the benefit OF the
Sophia Little home will be an progress at
Mrs. Hiram Kendalps until O'Clock
this evening.
Henry Vose of Westerly has furnished
President Harrison "A turkey for Thanks
giving. He sends the White House tur-
key every wear.
George w. Crocker. aged n who has
y
| Pawtuxet yesterday. lie had been in
| this city in the forenoon with his sou but
was seized with paralysis OF the heart on
| his re- urn.
George Kelly and Henry b. Barstow of
| the Narragansett Boat Clup walked from
| Boston TO Red Bridge in hours and 81
minutes Sunday. The distance is H14
| miles. Cool time.
Old Mr. Whipple, well known charac-
/ n I.rxy. a a. tN
walked TO Pawtucket and back in little
over two hours sunday morning on al
, election wager. lie is quite old but made
the pacemaker very weary.
The Ladd-Cross wedding takes place a,
the Benehcent Congregational Church al
s:30 this evening.
Unity Temple has an anniversary ses-
siou this evening.
Packard Lodge is down for social il
King Phillip hall this evening.
The st. Joseph's Society meets at to
night, TO perfect plans tor raising none!
for an extension of the building.
A meeting OF the general committee o
the Bethany bazaar was held yeslerda.
afternoon in the vestry of the Centra
Baptist Church. There were presen
about 80 members representing ~ OF TN
IS Protestant churches in the city. de
cemberl will be Governors dav IN th
evening"" the second, clergymen's recep
tion night, aud Dec. 3, mill airy evening.
Bishop Vincent will speak at Musi
Hall this evening.
The subject for discussion by the Prov
idence Frauklin Society this evening
pollution OF Rivers"
The aldermen will meet tomorrow a
9:3O TO count the votes cast at the cit
election.
Young Lloyd, the boy who escaped from
the Sockauosset school Oh Saturday, ha
been heard from. The officials of I'll
school received u telegram from Piai..
field, Conn, this morning, which state
that the boy was in custody there A
officer Immediately started to bring hli
, | back.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-11-22
Rrown University.

The uniforms have arrived and military
instruction will commence Tuesday; Nov.
-. The students will be driifed in
squads Of eight Lieut. Pardee Is highly
dents i'm the drill.
Prof. jerks leaves on Thursday for the
South, where he will collect specimens
for the museum Of which he is curator.
There is movement amouR the stu
dents 60 petition the faculty to extend the
Christmas vacation to Jan. |. The petit
ton has been signed by nearly 400 stu
dents.
The football team had their picture
taken to-day at Jackson's studio.
The Thanksgiving recess commences to-
morrow and lasts until Monday.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-11-22
Capitalists In Humble Employ ment.

On Philadelphia's police force is man
worth $4,000, whose income is about
5000 yearly, outside OF his go week
pay. A car driver receives 5000 from
real estate investments in the tenth ward.
A letter carrier appointed by Postmaster
Huidekoper, and still doing duty. is
worth $4,000, and a man who serves
newspapers from door to door has money
at interest 10 the amount of f60, 900. The
head waiter in n Market street eating
house il worth 700, and cook In one
OF the city's hotels owns $1,000 in bank
stock and 81, 900 In real estate. The sex
ton OF one OF the poorest churches in the
town has q yearly income Of $500, de-
rived from government bonds.-Philadel.
phia Press.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-11-22
AFTER So YEARS.
An Aged Georgian Hunts Up and Marries
the Girl of His Boyhood.

the Girl of His Boyhood.
MONROE, Ga, Nov. .2.-An old man
registered on Saturday at the Howard
House in Jefferson. He wrote his name
John McCabe, Ohio" in a trembling
hand aud began inquiring about some
of the older families of that section.
He had left Jackson county in 1887,
being then lS years Of age, and was never
heard OF afterward. The cause OF his de-
parture was the preference shown by
Jessie Carmichael for "A young neighbor
named Edward Toomer. lie went into
the then new country OF Ohio, married.
raised large family, and became one of
the patriarchs OF his section. Lately his
wife died, and n great desire came over
him to see the people whom he had known
in youth.
The old mans glee was great when he
discovered the girl whom he had loved
was now the widow OF Toomer lie went
60 see her on Saturday night, and they
were married Monday.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-11-22
,oncus.ion OF the Brain Followed.

NEwBURyPoRT, Mass, Nov. 22.-John
Jackman, a carpenter, aged 6s years, had
a bad fall from the cars on Friday, strik-
ing on his head. No serious result was
anticipated, but later il was found that
there was conclusion OF the brain, and
the physician says he cannot live.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-11-22
GOLDEN WEDDING.
The Parents of Ex-Gov. Ladd Celebrating
This Event To-day at New Bedford.


NEW BEDFORD, Nov. 22.-The towns
people here to-day are congratulating
the Hon. Warren Ladd aud his wife on
the attainment of that ripe old age which
allows them to celebrate their golden
wedding. The Hon. Warren Ladd is
among New Bedford's pioneer citizens
and exceedingly popular with thousands
of his neighoors and friends.
AT his age he can look back over the
years he has passed in this town and re-
call not one enemy.
Ex.Gov. Herbert w. Ladd OF Provi-
dence, and one of Rhode Islands most
influential men, is sou of this worthy
couple.
The Hon. Herbert Warren Ladd Is here
to-day with his parents helping them to
pleasantly spend their golden wedding
day.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-11-22
FOR ASSAULT AND BATTERY.
A Ciyi writ for $4,000 Each served on
Three individuals.

4 civil writ has been served by Deputy
Sheriff Samuel +. Gardiner upon Letrak.
Me.ak and Ovanoss Lohigaian in an
action for s., 900 damages each for assault
aud battery, brought by Adam Baker.
The writ is returnabie at tue June term
Of the Court Of Comuion Pleas.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-11-22
RENoUNCED THE WORLD.
Miss Mary Abeli of Baltimore Emulates
Kate DrexeI and becomes "a Nun,

WuMrNGToN, Del, Nov. 22-In the
chapel of the Academy of the Visitation
here yesterday Miss Mary Abell, eldest
daughter of the late A $. Abel, founder
OF tho Baltimore Sun, renounced the
world and took the white veil in the
presence OF her relatives AMI large as
semblage OF local and visiting priests.
Her VOWS were taken by the Kt. Rev. A.
A. Curtis, Bishop Of Wilmington.
In the religious world Miss Abell will
be known as Sister Mary Joseph She is
the founder Of the new slOOOOO Convent
of the Visitation now being erected here
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-11-22
TO TALK 1T OVER.
Conference Of Educational Men With
Reference to the Worlds Fair Exhibit.

Conference Of Educational Men With
Reference to the Worlds Fair Exhibit.
A conference of some of the principal
educators of the States was held this
morning in the rooms of the department
of education relative to the educational
exhibit at the Worlds Fair.
IL has been Indicated that the splco de
voted 10 this exhibi is to be very limited.
aud the interested persons ali over the
country are in favor of some action that
will show TO the Worlds Fair managers
the necessity OF more adequate accommo-
dations In the great bulldog Of Manuiac-
lures aud the Liberal Arts.
here were present at the meeting such
we'll known Rhode Island educational
men AS Commissioner OF Public Schools
Stockwell. Superint endent OF Scho OILS
Tarbell of Prov Idence. Baker of Newport
aud Fisher of Pawtucket, Col. John A.
Wyman anu George 4. Littleheld.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-11-22

The Reliance Social Club opened it's
two weeks fair In the Town Hall. East
Providence, last evening. and had "a
large gathering ns was looked for This
club IN made NJ from the members Of
Reliance Lodge OF Odd Fellows and the
profits Of the fair will be donated To the
lodge for the purpose OF removing the
mortgage that is on the building The
merchants AMI many friends of the club
have been very liberal iu the way of do
nations. Among them being Grand War
den J. T.. &. farnham, 4. y lugraham.
W. r. Ripley Mrs. Richard Sanford.
Charles Frazer and sou, :. :. Rich and
Others. The bal ~ handsomely decorated.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-11-22

past week of wheat and -four were equal
TO 3, ,2s6, 600 bushels.
Wheat opened slightly higher on de-
crease. In carGoes on passage. Corn
opened dull but the market was steady
Provisions easier and show signs or yes
terdav's liquidation by longs.
1t is reported that the Northwest is
selling wheat here. but their markets are
stronger to-day than Chicago, which does
not look as If they were sellers.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-11-22
A Go,den welding.

Mr.. and Mrs. Asa Ii. Lilly celebrated
the 50th anniversary of their marriage
The house was prettily decorated with
potted plants aud cut flowers. There
were about 300 people present, and u
and Albert Cook. Tne presents were
many and valuable. The occasion was u
most enjoyable one.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-11-22
ALIvELY RUNAWAY.
The Horse Makes ~ Dash Up westmins-
ter street.

ter street.
At 4:45 o'clock yesterday afternoon a
horse attached to an express wagon
owned by a. Nj, Stone q Co., 325 Canal
street became frightened on Dyer street
and started to run. The animal dashed
madly onto Westminster street and To ok
To the sidewalk at the foot of the street.
A small newsboy was standing directly
in the path of the horse. aud before he
could get out of the way was Knocked
down by the hemaddened beast. The horse
then continued up Weybosset street and
was captured on Cranston street. The
boy was uninjured
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-11-22
Chicago Grain Notes.
oUoTrr nv A. y. wEEDES.

N y
The London wheat market is steady but
inactive; prices unchanged
The Liverpool wheat market is quiet:
spot prices unchanged; futures in buyers
favor
CHIcAGo-Car lots TODAY: Wheat, 24s:
corn. 3l2; oats, 29l; hogs, $1,000; estimates
Tomorrow: Wheat. l5O cora. ll5: oa 3.
40; hog $1,000. Heavy shipping hogs.
g 55ds6U0
Imports into the United kingdom the
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-11-22
DIED WHILE EATING
An Aged Man Drops Dead while Eating
His Breakfast.

Uriah Godfrey, 20 years of age. living
at 257 North Main street, expired sud
denly in Gardner's restaurant at the cor
ner of North Main and Steeple street at
sos o'clock this morning. The man was
Gazing his breakfast and was talking in
a very jovial manner with his neighbor.
Suddenly he was seen 10 turn pale, aud a
momeut later he fell TO the iioor. When
picked up IL was found that the man was
dead, and Medieal Examiner Ksefe was
at once called in and decided That death
resulted from natural causes.
The body was conveyed TO the morgue
to await the appearance of relatives.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-11-22

NEW YORK, Nov. 22.-President -elec
Cleveland left town to-day in search of a
much-needed rest. lie said: II desire to
give ~ much publicity rs possible to the
slider applications for Office prior to inau-
guration."
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-11-22
Jerome Kennedy & Co.
Closed Thanksgiving Day.
WASHINGTON ROW.
Members of the Advance Club VIII Talk
of LIS Imnroyement.

of It's improvements
There will be special meeting of the
Advance CLUB this evening to consider
what ought to be don. for the improve
ment of Washington Row by the city.
The street does not at present belong to
the city. 1t is thought that IL ouEht To
be acquired and the street railway station
removed and the street wdened. just
what turn the discussion will take is un-
certain.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-11-22

Gov Flower of New York has sent a
requisition To GOV. Brown for Edward
Perry, who was arrested week ago at
Woonsocket 10y New York officers on a
charge of breaking aud entering.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-11-22

spare ,h. sdVeru.emeuts aud spoil the
business
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-11-22
Cotton Market.
Chicago Grain Market.

Total receipts. 56. 7eii spot price, 0s..
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-11-22
New York Market.

REPORTED BY MILLER a. VAUGHAN.
Opening. Highest Lowest. Las
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1892-08-07
In the Azores.

Balconies in the Azores are as uni
versal as in Havana, Lisbon or Mad.
rid. Some project from supports OF
carved stone; Others rest with airy IN.
security upon fancifully wrought tim
bers, and still others may be seen III
the daintiest patterns into which brass
and iron may be wrought All are
latticea, and in this lattice work ARE
odd little slides and gates.
From these, as you pass, you will
catch glanees from fair eyes, and often
see smiles aud eoauetting looks from
lovely rogiish faces. The Fayal maid.
cIis must not lock upon you in lhe
stISd; but social custom gives them
the blessed right To hirt with you des-
pcrately from the lofty aud safcSllt'
posts ~ their baleonicd. alcobas.
The couriyards or staans have an
inviting look through these car,lessly
kept eutradlas. There Is suggestion
OF snugness in the high inclbsfng
walls. The open court shelters the
home gatherings and belongings Of
the average family. all its members
are more or less there. :.
Many lovely flowers and Chamber
Ing vines light up the place in winter
a. well as summer days. Frequently
interior galleries add 10 the pict
uresqueness, for people live in tliese
courts, aud on these galleries more
-tllau in the cherries alcobas To which
they lead.
Besides. there are none so poor that
the gladdening songs Of matches,
brown Azorean canaries are not al
WAYS heard above, or blending with
the gay and murnuro0s undcrtones
of l,ziiy done domestic affairs. New
! \ orb Journal
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1892-08-07
The nistes, Of Pepper.

The value Of pepper in cooking seems to
have been known long ago. Its use ~ a
medicine was common IN the DAYS az Hip
poorates. WHO applied il. moistened with
alcohol, 10 his patients. just rs sugar aud
tea have been In past times 80 dear rs only
TO te withiwthe rcach Of The wesl my 10
pepper was In the Middle Ages a ssry.post:
ly-candinent 50 much was yalysa that
q small packet was al that ttITls iissfilssi a
suitable prrsc6t 10. offer 'kfeat -refsoil.
Common or black. PsSSAarsbhsa -ssompstn
many tropical countries. II j. y climbing
plant some twelve feet high, bearing fruit
OF a bright red color the size Of a pea, which
" hen dried turns black. Exchange
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1892-08-07

:. George,W. .keene. Of South Boston, de
serves 20 live until he Is % years old, in
order 70 complete his regard Of mines His
father died in ls5s. at the age of %, aud
wtts' BARRED on Jan. ~ Mr.. keene him
self wass married May ~, enlisted in the
civil war July 10, laf3. was mustered cut
june - 1855, and was discharged July ..
tins son was married Oct ~. On the 9th
VI August he received an injury which
necessitated his removal to the city hos
pitAl ..hut lao yEa.A discharged on the 10Th.
ne Is 81 years old Exchange.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1892-08-07
A Comi,Inatlon Of Flddie..

A new invention IN musical instruments
has been brought out by German which
is causing a good deal Of interest. This Is
called bowed piano. but Is really a case
resembling "A pianofoste frame, gslsd con.
tanning six violins, two Siolas aud two
yiolincellos, the strings Of which are tuned
TO different notes. The instruments are
connected BY circular bands, which are
brought into contact with the strings by
means OF the keyboard. the hammers of
which bear upon the bands with varying
pressure New York Journal
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1892-08-07
he hEL ESQ NE TRAMP.
A Case OF Double Cratituds Observed "a
Western New York,

A Case OF Doubie Gratitude Observed In
Western New York,
As we stood in group in the depot
waiting room at Elmira, there was
scuffie and loud words, and we turned
10 see the depot policeman showing
trampish looking man out of the place.
IL was "A scene TO make most Of the
crowd smile, as the officer was big
man aud his victim "a small one, but
before he had him outdoors a we'll
dressed, fine looking man stepped for
ward andademanded: t;
"Ollicer, has this man been guilty or
my offensep
"fic's no business in here, sir" was
the reply. s s.N
why hasn't hel" E - ~.
Because he's a tramp, My orders
are to put EN- out. - :.
Just wait"
He. brought out his'wallet, handed
tho forlorir looking stranger two crisp,
\ ten dollar bills, and then turned to the
officer with:
Now, let him alone. A man with
.. $50 in his pocket is no tramp. u.s.
God bless \ on, sir!' whispered the
recipient % this bounty as lie locked
ut the money in the greatest astonish-
ment. I'm no vagabond; I'm simply
down on my luck. i was wanting
10 get to Buffalo. where ] hope to hii
a job, and I'm wiling 10 work at any.
! thing and for any prl1s'i'
Some one ventured 10 ask the gen
tleman for an explanation of his hber
}. atty, and lac replied
Inst IA Naap uua fn tftfrSt IN ono N
the towns OH the Erie rS6ssd, a tranll
l struck me for a quarter and gotit HI
. must have gone OFT on IA freight trail
right away, and he got lift of TWEEN
I ~ odd miles before he was bounced
1 Four hours later / took a nain,, ait
s while passing from one coach tp an
other lost my footing andNSas throw
| of. lstruck ON my head and Shout
i ders and was rendered. -unconseious
!, though not very ba,lly h,tft. When
It came to there was u quafrTf ovtt m
q body. Two men wanted tn rob. me-
: while a third was holding them oil
Ia and when they attacked him be cav
D them such n .drubbing that they hau
&c ed Off Then lie ran TO FARMHOUSE
d quarter Of mile away, routeI out I'll
is people, and helped carry me ther'
ID While could not sPgak, i. heard a
4. that was. said. | heard him say thi
ID he recognized me as the one who ia
is befrieiaed him that evening; hiud b
r: fore be- went AWAY he instsesd .'osL tal
r. lug an inventory of my personal pro
" erty. i haJsa watch, a. diamond pil
a and overa. thousand dollars in none,
" aud everything was kept safe. for u
is during the<two weeass was in Il
ut house,"
But what became OF the tranpl"
Il Il have never.seen him since. Aft
or seeing mo safe ut the HOUSE he start
K. or, saying he would send a doct
ed from tho nearest town. 'aad i new
ne even had4he chance tothank him. F"
n New j. ork Sun.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1892-08-07

Before Sir Rowland Hill introduced
tins penny posi-, envelopes were little
used, as a doublc.chsrge was naade
fof'a paper inelosed in another, how
ever thin each might be even the
smallest chipping frum II newspaper
uscesilated an extra fce.. The use Of
enyelopes b ecame common after Mdy
6, 1870, when stamped and adhesive
envelopes were introduced The first
envelope making machine was inYent-
ed by Edwin Hill, brslher Of Rowland
Hill !. and '1pe la R4<es machine for
folding enyklopes ssS palxaled MARCH,
r.. 1915. The Invention 81 Envelopes
ffssaJeen attributed 10 s. X Beaver a
l.s.aksell Ter and slaiianer Of Brighton.
eaai1bt 1850. lie hasEsone small sheets
eEfmser ON which il Was. difficult 10
write the address; he fhvepted for
these sma( envelope, and bad metal
plates made for cutting them to the
required shape and size.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1892-08-07
WORK

Adovu the hill Of youth gayly ran,
ciasplng the hands ~ na.dens wontrous fair;
ON one aide Pleasure With her golden hair,
And bright eyes that'the Whole world seemed 20
scan:
And at my lsft sweet Love, strange friend OF man
who hanishes the old hut brings care
These twain together did my whole thought share
saw not Work. who walked behind our clah.
But Love was wounded BY an unknown dart;
Painting she sank beside the road and died; !.
And Pleasure hating my sad face and heart.
Caroled farewell and would no longer hide,
Then Work erept up aud brought me Joy again,
And now we walk as comrades through the plain
"a w Emerson in Boston Transcript
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1892-08-07
freed by PaniilsrA.

Robert Warren. who has logging
ramp utr ON Little river. had AN cxpe.
iicnce which he will not soon forget
: Ha had gone along across the river 10
look al a brake of cypress timber with
n view 81 buying il. Night overlook
him and he lost his way, aud in order
10 attract the attention Of the camp,
.lIslloeed
Warren was seemingly answered
by.a human voice. and nc continued
10 hallpo while the answering voice
rapidly approached, until he diseov-
Fered ,a5f immense panther within few
|. fcetyfcady To spring upon him. His
puly means of escape, and he was un-
srpled, was u friendly sapling which
was Vt hand; up this he sprang, and
the panther mt the same time jumped
oal the side Of an adjacent tree.
Affair remaining in this position for
|. over ~ hour, during which time Mr.
1 Warren kept up q wall Of distress,
with the hope Of attracting the atten-
! ZION n the camp. the panther finally
left When lie thought the coast was
clear lao descended ,pnd pursued has
way aud when he again hallooed 10
attract attention the panther returned,
this time accompanied by his mate.
Up a sapling he again went, armed
with stout club and determined to
i sell his life as dearly rs possible.
In the meantime the boys IN camp
Had become alarmed at his absence
! aud had started out 10 search for hun.
/ THEY had reached point within a
quarter of mile where he was treeti
!, when they caught the sound OF his
/ call for,help, aud, as an answering sig
nal, fired OFF gun, Which had the ef'
feet Of frightening of the panthers. =
Usceola Ia) hmes-
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1892-08-07
AM nnlnIon Of Aniip,rln.

:. A. medical correspondent writes TO
The London lancet: Il firmly be-
lieve that chemistry has In antipyrin
found a most invaluable remedy for
niigranie and other forms OF headache
that seem 10 be due TO worry and over
work. In those eases wiiere'f have
tried ii, its effect has simply been.
marvellous. In o,fe case ofsd lady.~ho
fof years.hdS been the suhlect. Of nrost
Distressing periodical ! attacks /, OF in.
tense pain, referred, tO the, ,oceiput,
which dehed all ordinary remedies
sIhis drug relieved al once. and'n tins
c;ise the depressing fear OF impending
attacks is new tilaug,d the past /
presume in these cases acts AS
powerful sedalive 10, The. nervous sys-
tana, and happily leaves no III effects
"a great desiderafnfh.: Ten grains re.
pSsssstsj Every lfsaaf ter ssAsd OF three
hotii$ viAy plan OF giving II, aad
Them ut intervals 6fsi t'iIoursfer day
or tive after, 70 prevent al chance VI
y recurrence, this generally being ID
the desire Ut the sufferer. /"