davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Decorah-posten., 1892-02-16
NDrge.
eeosIalo. On of Changers melt

espsialo. On af Changers melt
,n;eeoe Wrnb, @aarpbruger DIE Sidfs
isn Rambero er plllOielis aIsaaet peO
ggoen al SjerteiDgopm. Ole &am.
5sro par ieot paa @adroen Berg |
Fibonoer 1918. Otter 6doeren arUeoe
am @aaroen &ambers, boprtil berer
ffe ~ubetubelio Sfop iarrt 9poe auleoz
riuoer iii Ssanl9s. Som praftiIt %
,riitia Mano begDnote aloeoe allereoe
5~ertianrene at i~petulere Ssforret-
nina, ioet ban bar ell az be ierIte /
giSGnoer, iom faiteOe Jig oper .oenne
Sepriit, Der ienere bar nopiflet zig til
at bliue Ell gonlfe betpoeli9 SnbtG9ts'
hloe ior Sosnets 8ebOere. &ambera
oporbeioeoe oenne 8eoriit | meset betps
pelio @rab, iaa bans &nlGg peo Orme=
iiprSeu berer til ct al De ~betpoell9Ite
Eouer. MQereoe / 5emtinorene iuoz
palotes Nibpbe | Serreos ltprelIen lorl
Superintendent % inptraaote ienere
6ormanolfabet, buori ban baooe Slaos,
lnotil han paa @runo al fr%emrDttet Nls
Der frabao iia @jenpalg; ban betroebes
paiaa oienta0enbe 8au9e Sperpet lpn'
Golomano for Changer o9 par oes.
loen Weolem al Here fommunale Som'
missioner. Gnmber9 bar Ell SRoers'
rano belt %i9jennem, 9rel % retIfanel
al lin Serb ps rigti9 ell 9ppe paa Ell
tnilt norlt @aarobruger; a9tet pg al
1u(ot ium ban bar, oil beripr Sitoltabct
phi hans plubieli9e Sort9an9 bllo(
nobtoget meb Semob % 9%eltaBellt
mnot ON ! @gnen.
Gfosoe eitcrlacer Jig SnItru p8 !
8ern.
80 at Ssneios elbite S%nopaanere
Grptnerne 6ou9ner, be99e omtrent sc
g(ar 0amle, er ~nf9odeoe ueo 3Doen
oisie Gage.
- S%p9nepreiten peo beu fatbolitC
&lrte / 8er0eu, Club, er a'gaaet pet
3poen iom Spl9e al Snflueu5a. vi.
Cpoc, Der tilbprte ell 9ammel ber8enl
6nutilie, bar iom ING Wtanb reilt II
llolanoet for at uooannes til ajpbmnlto
Ser off ban Ouer til &utbOliclsmen %
6lep 8relt. 8or $50 Nur iiocn an,
inttes ban lom Yreit ueO BOulstirten
Bcrgcu, bpiltcn StiQinB ban iremocle;
m~oebnpOe, ioet ban opg / DC icnerc NoI
bauoc 0ielpepreIt til lin 3jcneite. 6or
Upnaae0e Ell Nloer al rs Nar.
Decorah-posten., 1892-02-16
st m9rfeliot Tnno. Gnoe( NiIfe,

Vt "Nk1k''BI UHHV' NHVIt O'T1NRN
1rn So99enoal, Der oar noe paa Sren,
Gioroe npIig ct ganlte mGrfelist 1uno,
Ioei De paatrui Ell ituot Spal, iOm De
piebllfteli9 tO9 paa Strb % bra9te ino
BERTH. Spalen er 90 SOB lang. 5tIterne
fprlan9er 700 &roner for ben.
Decorah-posten., 1892-02-16
SuTnOer al l,ual unoer Sujteu.

6Nrluno, Soe Sanuar. Sra 9ompltib
"Slni" iaoes irog, oa bet pasiereoe
iorbt Glitter, 3ulinoer al Staurbunl.
0tan iGo p9iau, at 5Iitere latte Sell for
at bragg no % Ioripge SlloeIan9it.
Decorah-posten., 1892-02-16
Snhucniaen raier irpatelia i stpd

SnfucnIaen raier irp9telig i StOt,
bolm i%ortioeu itriues bcrfra til "gter.
Nllebanoe". GP0erre er OperlG5let
meo 8ntienter % Npotbetcrue fan life
rife at crpeoere iaa me0et Sinln %
9lntiiebrin, iom ben irpienre, boitcnoe
og npienOe Sciolfning iorlan9er. Oct
ingti9e Bcir er o9iaa ct iuaOant, ion
iiges at uo9ipre NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Qiu2elenent.
Decorah-posten., 1892-02-16

ut mGrfsligt undergraduates.
3 Geis ueo Sllieborg er en- aoue bic
pcn ina itGrtt dnarsben al 9~niiusu5a,
at bun bar miiiet Stemmen, SpHet,
Spreiien o. 6oritnnoer. Suu bar al
% TT arampeGuialo og benlisger /
baables 3,IlitnuO. 2racrne itaur raao'
utloe ~ouerfor oct m0r,eli9e@ nirloe.
Decorah-posten., 1892-02-16
Matt Gienooi,t
iilinlnN fner finrie.

GHsrii'i'mfuir. i1siam -JtrH t%iti1tti'. sNIi tb
lai9s-. "pus naste' "J,ugts l,otl-, 'gtaai srtI'
or. Of ire M al iHsafts for Sent vr Gro gEl5.s
cora. euidtr p]ostau,r, 3 81, 5]5raasiIB ri g
haga uausB iorst -ro, ggs;is ansais, or s.ts.'s
ias,s o. tHa1nt iaiss a.s .wiguu..
Decorah-posten., 1892-02-16

Se fatti9e / Norse. 5nttioitatiiti.
fen Tor 1889 bier, at 3allet al unoers
itptteoe 0uueOperioner uo9jorO. 77,79S
(co. $500 Here elO %iOreganenoe Nar.
60ttI9uogilterne llo8iDr 5,984,000 Str.
Decorah-posten., 1892-02-16

sos @anromnuo gnuo | @sroin9
peo aurbus tiente en- 9rsng. Tom btep
tiso al at tGrlts; oerfor itdt ban Slo
paa @anroen, iom iuloltRnoig ueos
brPuote.
Decorah-posten., 1892-02-16
Surben rnnbt 10 6anae. gotf]

.. Watbieien bapoe Nptaarsbas tisrt
Bot meilem Sosnie os Jaabors / 20
aar. s ben lib bar ban paa 8osn
t~iibaselast en- geitrafnins al 81, 1909
Wail easr Sproen 10 @anse runot.
Decorah-posten., 1892-02-16

SOFAS 9ie fremlGtter for StOrtbius
get 8orilng ON adrlig St%at5uuOeritptz
telie til arne @arbOrg o. Grit 8erens
ifloi0.
Decorah-posten., 1892-02-16

Sotel paa Sfjerpet. Otter iiftert
6orlpoenoe ltal Der til Saaren bp9ges
ct MT Sotel paa Spioen ueo StIeruet /
SaroHnger.
Decorah-posten., 1892-02-16
&ria ineo SperiQc.

&rig mcb Sprrige. Oct ioenite
Slao "@0teburs 9anOelstionin9" aus
tpoer li9eirem MuligbeOeu al en- ipenit
&rigsertlGring, buis Norse gjennenls
~fsrerer &eiOrmen: @9en uorlt lloeu-
ri9sminilter.
Decorah-posten., 1892-02-16

ND BOG. Or. 8eprg Saitin9 uil
ON fort 5io uo9ipe en- BOG om "&pr
reli9jeie Spora9elie" paa SOBu @rIess
SDrla9, Bergen.
Decorah-posten., 1892-02-16

j IarIta0 Sogn nogjsr ben ait.
ta9ne Sprmue pep 9ianiugeu for 1892
Sr. 4,957,000. Sfntbar Del al Sub
tr9ten Str. 155,25O. Stat paa 5ors
niue Str. l "A pr. 1000 &rOner. Stai
paa Nnrirg: Str. 3.73 pr. 100 Str.
Decorah-posten., 1892-02-16

S1nifes. @n %ltnuomauit Gp0e su,
- ties. Ser CT Ct mt Excitement. % oct
CT - Ullie hi Steybeu, D(iuu., hUor oeI
nGmelie HRge Dor. Der er omtriHg 1900
Jomllier. @. Somale, 3rHg9nt, 3a0is,
YiinH. 23.3
Decorah-posten., 1892-02-16

@inneibeii gountn Farmers Aliauee al.
boloer Rsoe / 7ecorab Sniiitute 5oriam-
linssial 9sroag Den ste Rarts. 5alrigt
gesoe sniies ea Sassr al Sistisbee oil bli.
pe oistutereoe. 241S.2
Decorah-posten., 1892-02-16

Zen eller be. Der fan gioe mig Splpsatna
ON. bDor Gle g. geterion ophOloer liz, oil
gigre mig en- nor 5ieHeite. Sl0it iel bsrie
ira benoe bar bun / 9unalup. &dibinaton.
aore5ie: @Hitao Torolie, Cartilage, Miner
go, g. 5diota.
Decorah-posten., 1892-02-16

Zen Shwiberife giersninsS' Gn.
trepriie III $4,000 ar. ior at bierse ct
tort ipenif 9ampitib, Der bar srunos
itpot Deb Q%anosfrpna.
Decorah-posten., 1892-02-16
cusoaa oen 24os seoruar 1892

NSUub WV wv CtSthbh IoV-
iglgeuoe: On 0oppe omtr. 5 Mar gammel,
en- 0oppe mart 4 Mar gammeI Ueo 6el, en-
6oppe mart ? Aar gammel, en- s War lam.
mel Seit, en- oct 4 Mar gdmmel. en- 6eit 3
Mar gammeI. en- %aars9ammel Cole, IN inio.
6loos SerieDsao ell luloblpos SerieD Ore,
en- Seriep Srefalp 8 gianneoer sanutel, 2
high graded Seriep aier. en- npbRr 70, z
Wtelfetlgr, Der bar ior en- RGanso iioen, o
aarsganle Steers, 3 n~arsaamle apigsr, en-
San 4oaoer. en- 2eering Smoer. en- SeeSer,
en- Suitep Corn Rlou9. Stirrius glouss,
Sarpe, 5eeo Gutter, en- Sorsum Msle mcb
Yanoer, en- Gnfslt S9le, 2 Bar 7obbeit.
SQler, en- Bob. Sl90e, en- 9umbsr'8o9u en-
Sprius.g o9n, en- Roaosedrt, Hoset Corn,
Saore o. Sg, pus9eraao oe andre Artitlsr,
for manage Ill at opregne5.
8stin9elier: Summer paa so 90 unoer
for 8ontant; paa GUNNER oper bet Belst
8 g4aaHeoers Seuitano paa gooe endorsed
notes mob 8 Broetnt Rsnte Naret.
Crit u noeriou.
y. Goo9au, Nueticneer.
Decorah-posten., 1892-02-16

Giteriporaiei.

Git,ripsribr iHAta58 b,tsi;r Joe IN sifo rsat sr.
crb. On eo5iao. y " 5~osbesido rl 4 laau. ngs
mes igr q Cu. 81 agsrti3isHoai 'Csesra5s 9sttH'
tsls ~aatas,tis ar 800 80 1 1OJJ gssr u5.. As,r,
tisitmsuiu. os ias hslas3 al sealiaa la3,, va
5,HigH nt.
Decorah-posten., 1892-02-16
giaephmaaer stephnn sinpina ba.

S~lueobn8ser Stepban Climbing bar
l 70. equities 9unltbanoel | Bergen
uolttuet ct tibet Marmorarbeibe, Ale
gro vlvace. Oct er iom en- @emmc
ltaaret neo Stenen us fureliIler en-
s9ltoe meo Sommeriusleuiu9er. ipm
olEler S9bebobler. Biaeoet roles i
Serltnerblabe for fin fine Ynbe Os bet
eptIlte Beoras, benne Irbeibsmaabe
Irembrinser.
Decorah-posten., 1892-02-16

aHbstt,a - bsrs,S sstenStllbrs; for irasassHss
et9at o BsHHu. AZ BET bsbassos SUB I On 8,sssm II
bosttatSs miu tlftsSs puilIa Rart AHogiea SEQ Esotu
ben 2Tss 3auudr ,. n. en- ator AZ ~ Mar oun oar
isst 1915 ! oolSsH prshsalsts, Bssrs 5sslsmaritH.
Ror3s. S,ia, o. rotta Spss ban Lrosn paa ia 4rsts
isr. % ,itrlao,r IA lem osrns Bsrr, Der mes nig 81
lraou Ia5st u,o ssuoss ~eoraan3.
SrrsH aio, % Il liao gisHi7a o. pti3aHH Bes
ttHoss @iuS.l Sosu HHonf,a.
IswH Of edross. @eshr 60, Baiua.
Decorah-posten., 1892-02-16

slsbraROing | Weraen. SnSbD0elie
u No9aaet til 9annelle al 9igbrens
Ull9siorenins for Bergen. Sprenins
gems 6ormooi er at pirfe for S~nofsrelie
A. Sal9frl S~isbranoins % Opisrelie at
III s'abranoinsscpn. Snbbpbelien er
u'Ssr'e9nst blanbt gnbre ai en- 5lerbeb
AZ gpeus 2Gser.
Decorah-posten., 1892-02-16

aelemarfsfoas til Speits. SaluOr
SOr9en ! Ss bar iolst en- 8pise o. en-
DEetalo til en- Yris al 200 SIR. bper.
Decorah-posten., 1892-02-16

9eriom RogeH fan 9tUe mig Yrs. Sirano.
berg5 aoresie. oil ban sisre mtg EN- itor
3IeHeJie. z. 6uo, @oloHsr, GcrmaH 60.
N2iHn. 23.3
Decorah-posten., 1892-02-16
raru, ttarle cucr ttlialos.

mona en- Gel m0er 8loh Jieiten 5toUlau0.
Wo0t Nlts, GdJe % @rluari1. ,yur HFrmere
Cplgsutrger tiiltrto q. 0auicH 32g Gait TT
Street, 3Smonu, NilnH. 23.8
Decorah-posten., 1892-02-16

0enfs (Sspl er inlo eetaiinq Fsr IN
a0fe iaaialtts ~Eisied Sniious-. iaee.
holoenee ca Staal nj. ieip Anappfr "a
IieeiaamaHle -Saaier-. S9itss alodes
iittrrt HoeH Raal % fraae aal tuttes
% iiRties e'tfr Ssaaa. 1etis er 0eaersite
anapgefRder iora haaoe Tan taacs al ca
i0tteS paa 81 Urgife icnors Tor % GCaf3
PADDOCK BUTTON.
MINNEAPOLIS, MiNy
Decorah-posten., 1892-02-16
Nuftion.

llu%oertegueoe oil iRlge peo oisntlis Nui.
ton pda i'm ,ydrm / Sectiou l. S~priuanele
Ioiunibip, en- Mil I Roro for zen Iutberife
0trfs
Decorah-posten., 1892-02-16
EreamerpmGno

II fen WctUm nn0! -BtbDoer Ae
y "a giaaren al en- iprIetlasles ~Butter.
mater" meo ilere aary Griarlug % meo
beoite Hubeiatrger TIA 4rOprietor5 %
GommisHoumRuo, iad uuo,ao life at ieHoe
ct Srsu III "Eecorabs 10 tens gIpeoltion
meriet "J0rlt". 22.3
Decorah-posten., 1892-02-16

CbtgaatocH Get q ntn taH1s t5o &c 5s,isHtis
aisrs igr efrIt "a 8tHusr 60 be- tse1lsos cstyHf u
beridios attn haze piaus ND 4 lBsaat5sa cen 900,
II tm5t 1871 Z en- Wou on q aur "a Dt5aasaes
paH suos. Bart / @t0Hr 5aas uoah iIJr. B,u bl0
ig3 q ga stripe "a Om bien gi tat J.ss. isr baa
bsos 10 estH nep miq ~5.sfgssr Iahtt ai 10 aoi
S1ou o. 9Sgtaaa. r2artbs Gss-asfbsm
y5anirsrq, Zoo go. 3. Tat
Decorah-posten., 1892-02-16

Rush oreso 5sa,ustgtsts3 ipr itaoar,uss 5tget
o. g,HHo. a bet bar bt6aar sHsh IN gigssm At sori,
'dlos ia bette ,%isnsiat 10 bet ,sig, eio oors 70 tsya:
ntnrp cstar. - Har % tW,ausor, "a Wase etr iipt,
: aar gimmsL rt osbt su 2S5s jouair. bsnyg ems
treat Is Ntuut'r fr B,abls. Of m snoarid Starlsatass
isbtr
fsrttu sau. errfr tol. orrsHs Rasu uart fopsts
IUu 4 Btttri5n. raoa Il. Esurl8r.
r0asyton, rivttruf 80. D{ivn.
Decorah-posten., 1892-02-16

pauatu - jt ostsuoIgifgt3 bsrgs' tag IL t5rv1uot
2l9lj % GsnH,r. at ritz tg,s p,aas Cs gHssi5a
oaHssn ta,r 1oi5ratlsa liqf Bso GS'tH ben lie Eos
ptn'u is9i. Eosos pat isby zen iios ,uui 1916
Eoyor Huroats g~rg'sq,is, E]lussalsa, l4j6rs.
trso mse hans stso, u]slIust ear, Seas 8515tl
b1,rt sUnigs eGu5gH
p5ulaus. ltaja 60. a. Daf
Decorah-posten., 1892-02-16

HHbtsH. prsso b'I,uotgisrB isS i~raopr,ag,
ziagt o. NsuH,r. a. GOT ,ifs5s Tile en- Oscar gsp
inu' cses ben 3ots Ss5ruar / ~ Hisr AZ . Ei1HsbE
o. ~ Eap.
psrrsn aaO. errfu to1, etrtu5 Eags rars ts5st
Aab habiSH. luia Aaoiou.
euHbo. piinuti5t1.
Decorah-posten., 1892-02-16
alliance:

y. Goosan, glurtionssr.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-09-20
London's I'm I'M ensity.

The 'act that the London Of the future
will probably be less squalid than the
London of the past, does not affect the
appallingness of the thought that there
arc plenty of men and women alive to- day
who may live to see 800, 900 of people
gathered together on an area which OF 1t
self will not produce enough food to keep
a hundredth part of them alive for two
days. Think what the figures mean. We
shall have the whole population OF Spain
gathered within a seven milo radius from
Charing Cross-Spain, by the census OF
1887, had population of II ,50o, 600.
In the year 1851 the population OF En-
gland and Wales was not very much over
II, 500, 900. Future London, therefore,
will contain as many people as England
contained in the year OF the great ex-
hibition. Again, the population OF En-
gland and Wales in 1901 was only $780,
536; and, therefore, future London will
have nearly double the population En-
gland had when we were fighting Napo-
leon. The mind recoils from the thought
of the number of horses that this popula-
tion will require for its carts. cabs, omni-
buses and carriages.
Possibly, however, the problem OF the
electric traction will have been solved by
that time, and the city will have got rid
of the horses that now help to use up the
precious air and require the transport OF
food far moro bulky than that consumed
by human beings. 1t is curious to re-
feet what would be the number OF police
needed by such a concourse OF human
beings. II London in 1890 wanted 1924
for her 5,750,0oo, future London would
certainly require civil army of $1,000
men to keep order among her millions,
for crime, like everything else, would
be multiplied threefold, and Mr.. Booths
class A-that is, loafers and semi-crimi-
nalsAwould probably reach to over 1e0,-
000.-London Spectator.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-09-20
THE BAPTIsIs.

Meeting OF the state Social Union mt the
Trocadoro Last Night.
The RHODE ISLAND Baptist Social Union
held its annual meeting last night in the
Trocadero.
Supper was served at 2 o'clock. after
which the meeting was called to order.
William ID. Nisbet presided Reports or
the treasurer and the executive commit
tee were read, and these officers elected
for the ensuing year:
President, James 5. Hudson; vice pres
idents, the Rev 4. G. McKeever and
George 4. Weston; secretary. Walter L..
Clarke; treasurer, Thomas w. Water
man; directors, II. +. Horton, William
c. Burwell, Arson T. Rice, Mortimer ii.
Champlin. Robert A. Chace and Charles
l.. Allen; committee on Christian work
for three years, William d. Nisbtt,
Charles w. Calder and A. B. McCrillis;
for one year, b. +. Arnold, the Rev. j. V.
Osterhout and William L. Peck; for two
years, A. T. Crossrnan, the Rev. Thomas
d. Anderson and w. X. Potter.
Addresses were then made by principal
w. w. Grant of the new Manual Train
ing School, DIR. King of the First Baptist
Church, the Rev. T. 4. Bartlett, the Rev.
Il. G. McKeever and the Rev. Ollys A.
Jillson on What Shall be the Future
Policy OF the Union"
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-09-20
Better Than Human KnowI.du..

Some months ago a magnetic separator
for extracting iron and steel from bones,
oilcake, etc, before putting them into
grinding mills, attracted much attention
in England. This machine has served IL.
purpose so we'll that IL is now used for
taking miners wedges and picks out OF
coal before grinding for coke making. II
consists OF hollow inclined drum,
through which the material is fed. The
interior surface presents q series OF poles,
magnetized through half revolution in
such manner az to pick up and deposit
In tray any magnetic material.
IL takes about ten revolutions for any
particular pieoo Of material to pass
through and there are ten poles, so 10t
chances occur for any piece to be caught
IL Is stated that through one OF these
machines, which has been In use many
months, no piece OF iren has been known
20 pass, and fragments OF all sizes, from q
bairpin 10 hatchet head. have been ex-
t~sctad~
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-09-20
The Norwegian Excursion.

A very ENJOYABLE excursion was gwen
by the Norwegian Association" and the
singing society, Awake" OF PRoyI-
DENcE, Sunday, Sept. Is. The steamer
Pioneer left PROVIDENCE at 10 o'clock A.
NJ. with party of about 300 aboard
1t was the intention to go around
the bont returned by Fort Adams,
through Newport harbor, proceeding by
way of Fall River and Bristol, and then
stopping at Crescent PARK, where the
party partook of Manager Borden's cele
brated chowdcr.
The party then embarked. reaching
PROVIDENCE about o'clock Il. NJ.
The committee of arrangement were
G. Petersen, 4. X. Dahl, Emil Olsen,
William Stang, Aug Borstad aad ID.
AbelSan
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-09-20
spare the advertisements and spoil the
business.
Csl,by,s isuse,

There was n ball the other evening at
one OF the mansions In q West End
square. just before 1t wound up about a
dozen cabs were drawn mp at the frcni
door. BY accident the night was fine;
and one OF the drivers who had spoken to
tho footman, came back TO his fellows and
told them that there was little chancc O,
their being wanted. One OF the drivor
however, was equal TO the emergency. IL
borrowed couple OF umbrellas and askcd
the footman to get him n pail OF water
Tor his horse. The water was brought,
and just rs the guests were coming out
cabby poured the water over the pave
nent and on the tops OF tho two mbrel-
las. The ladies, believing IL to he raining
hard, called for cabs at any price; and II
was only after they got inside that the
trick was found out.-London Tit Bits.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-09-20
The Formation of Mineral Veins.

The processes by which nature forms
such accumulations Of silver are very in
teresting. 1t must be remembered that
the earth's crust is full of water, which
percolates everywhere through the rocks,
making solutions OF elements obtained
from them. These chemical solutions take
up small particle, Of the precious metal
which they hnd scattered here and there.
Sometimes the solutions in question are
hot, the water having got so far down as
TO be set a-beiling by the internal heat Of
the globe.
Then they rush upward, picking up the
bits OF metal as they 60. Naturally, heat
assists the performance of this operation.
Now and then the streams thus formed,
perpetually flowing hither and thither
below ground, pass through cracks and
cavities in the rocks, whore they deposit
their loads OF silver. This il kept up for
great length Of time, perhaps Thousands
OF years, until the tissue or pocket 10 filled
up. Crannies permeating the stony mass
in every direction may become filled with
the metal, or occasionally chamber may
be stored full OF it, as IL a myriad hands
were fetching the treasure from all sides
and hiding away q future bonanza for
some lucky prospector to discover ir
another age.-Hinerals.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-09-20
Among
Our Own
People.

DIR. and Mrs. l.. A. O'Brian. children
and maid, left yesterday on the coionlas,,
srnress Tor Jersey City, where they will
take the steamer for their home In Dres-
den, Germany. They have been spend-
ing some months with Mr.. and Mrs.
Irander Belcher, the parents OF Mrs.
O'Brian.
Ex-Mayor Henry r. Barker IL in WASH
ington attending the q. A. II. conVeh''on'
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward r. Trowbridge
aud Harry o. Potter spent SUNDAY at
Cohasset, Mass, as the guests Oh MISS
Helen sheldon
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Pratt OF Paw
tucket, Moses Jenkins. DR.. and MRS. Eu,
Walter A. Peck of this city, arrived on
the steamer Catalonia, Sunday morning;
at 10 o'clock, In Boston and are expected
here TO day.
Walter j. Towne is a passenger on the
French steamer la Bretagne, whicn is
lying in upper quarantine, New iorA
Harbor.
Mrs. N. b. Sprague and Miss Spra2ue
returned last evening from Springneid,
Mass, where they have been spending
few weeks.
Henry l.. Steinert, former resident OF
this city, now OF New Haven, is In town
for few days.
Mrs. L. Myers of New York, with her
daughter, have been visiting her sister,
Mrs. j. NJ. Mann.
The engagement is just announced OF
Miss Ella Stafford to John +. Allen. both
of this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Morton 7. Winsor. Mr..
and Mrs. William w. III. Cannon, Master
Charlie Cannon and Mr.. and Mrs. Sher-
man will leave for the. White Noun
tains Thursday next for week or ten
days trip.
Mrs Stephen Chace, who has been at
Riverside Tor two months, has gone TO
Fall River to visit her son-in-law, the
Rev William Hascall.
Mrs. Elizabeth Weld is the guest OF
her nephew, Walter Crandall of Nayatt.
Mrs. Leroy veazey OF Chicago. Ill,
(nee Humes) formerly OF this city. Is visit
ing relatives at No. $50 Cranston street.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-09-20
Tho North Side.

The Young Women's Christian Asso-
citation of this city are building fine
structure for working-girl's club house
on Orms street O little above the railroad
bridge 1t is Of wood in tasty modern de-
sign, and will be ample In accommoda-
tions and furnishings for the purposes of
the young women. It Ii a step In the
right direction, making progress in the
provisions made for working people. This
will be in fitting correspondence with the
accommodations tor young men at tho Y.
NJ. &. A. Hall.
st. Johns Church on North Main
street Is also about erecting an elegant
structure on the lot adjoining the house
Of worship for the physical and intellecs
ual development OF tho young people OF
the parish. Nothing will be wanting in
the way of refining aud wholesome recre-
alton for the young, thereby proclaiming z
the ability Of the church TO provide legi-
innate pleasures for her people.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-09-20
Knocked Unconscious by uor,e.

At 2:3O O'Clock yesterday afternoon
George III. johnson, proprietor of the
What Cheer Stable on Benefit street,
drove TO his house at tae corner of Johii
and Thayer street. Hitchinx the
horse u n post, Mr.. johnson went
into the house Tor dinner, but was startled
by the horse breaking away from the
fastenings and starring of. lie captured
the animal ON Thayer street, and in at
tempting TO grasp the bride was knock ed
down aud was rendered unconscious.
DIR. Gardner l.. Millar was called and
found the man to be suffering from con
cussion OF the brain. tie was made as
comfortable as possible, buy at late
hour This morning was still unco lsc: Gus.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-09-20
New York Market.

For closing quotations and late
financial news SEQ page OF last
edition
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-09-20
Society,
General.

The WEEKLY NEWS
is the most welcome present
which can be sent to old
residents of the State now
residing at a distance.
The WEEKLY NEWS
is almost a necessity to those
reading other Providence pa
pers, who wish early and
accurate information about
the secret societies.
The WEEKLY NEWS
is published on Fridays, two
days before the big Sunday
papers. 1t costs less than
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Sunday paper, and one quar-
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The WEEKLY NEWS
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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-09-20

Thank God, what we have
struggled for and waited for
has come to pass, and the two
great political parties of the
United States stand fronting
each other on the naked ques-
ton of Protection or Free
Trade. Henry George in the
Standard
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-09-20

Queen Victoria wears two ennmelod
bracelets. The one on her right wrist
contains portrait OF the Prince Consort,
and that on hor left picture of her
says; "On the right wrist carry my
first and greatest love, and on the left the
last bud that II has plestso God to silc
me TO look upop."