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Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1893-03-04

hppors Partisan. Ersnsi, rm the
Creation Of q perfect Complexion. The
favofitc French Cosmetic
Appeps Corppioxiop Dream RfsdL
oates Wrinkles and gives 70 the skin the
Texture Of youth,
Appers skin Biesoh, Hfsdiea,es all
bicmishee, and discoiofatiOns Of the sfin such
az Tan, sunbutn, rfecties, swafihy and
Ape sI, sBg ,nn,., q y. ,s,s ..s
While, Pink and Cream shades, Rivea 10 the
bce bsasiihd clear and transparent ap
pcafancc.
True 10 nature, when applied 10 the face OF
lips, cannot be detected put Up In two shades
Light for nioudes Dark Tot prunettcs.
Tke Apysi Cosmetic %. Gan rfanelaoo, Cal,
A pamplleton how 20 Create complexion FREQ,
and goods For sale ny
HARDY A seaman, rruggista, Mason Blk.
opp. '1be Fairbayen."
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1893-03-04
FOR RENT
SOCIETIES
YOUNG MEMS CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION
A Resort For Young Men

Open on all week days from a, m, to 10
p. IN. and on Sundays from ? D. m. TO 8
y. IN.
Free Reading Rooms. Gymnasium and
Baths, Parlors. The rooms are supplied with
games and large and varied lot OF reading
matter.
afternoon at 4 o'clock
All young men welcome. Canoe street.
New Whatcom, Washington.
w. o HAYS,
General Secretarv
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1893-03-04
A NOVEL AGRICULTURAL EXHIBIT.

Made of Grain.
Missouri, as becomes the great central
state of the Mississippi valley, is making
great exertions to have complete ex-
hibit at the Chicago Worlds fair, and so
much has already been done that the
states section in the agricultural build
ing is maze Of designs in corn, wheat,
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1893-03-04

DENNETT HOSE COMPANY No. Reg.
ID ular meeting every first aud third
Wednesday In the month.
O. W. Mckenzie, Captain.
Henry schoss, secretary
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1893-03-04

MON COUNCIL No, Ia2 Y. NJ l.. meets
~ every first and third Wednesday Of each
on Elk street. II n NcUrcr, pr.. en
M. LENNON. Rec Sec
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1893-03-04

A O. U. W. meets every Friday evening
n. I'm the Masonic hall. All members I'M
good standing are cordially invited.
WIN HANNA Rec. y. j. BARLOW. NJ. W
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1893-03-04

WARDNER HOSE COMPANY NO. ?
meets every second and fourth We'd
hrs nall, SCOTT MARSHALL, Cant.
W FRANK MOVER. sec'y,
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1893-03-04

EoULAR YRS OF Hesperus Com
Tuesdaysof each month at D. m. in Nason,c
vited. Cans, n,r, ,sons ~ m
CuAs. ID. Francis, Rec. n -
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1893-03-04

hmm Beautiful Scenery Handsome Cos
MlIUH tunes, Dazzling Armor, Pantomim-
VllIItli ic Rallies, + ectr C Effects Genuine
liolth Novelties, Sparkling Music and
Ballots than a score of ordinary spectacular
productions.
Over $4,000 expended upon this prodigious
success
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1893-03-04

DELLlNGHAM BAY TYPOGRAPHICAL
- Union No. ITO. Hegukif mseting, first
sunday IN tho month, d. Hsvsiiie Hail
New Whatcom.
!. A. HYAN. President
w. w. HAoEETr. financial Secretary.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1893-03-04

4 iOLEMAN H. AFPEHsON POsT No. 10
" "a. A. ~. meets every SECOND Monday
evening ~ each mouth In Masonic Hall,
visiting comrades always Welcome,
=, ~ Dar Adit.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1893-03-04
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS
TO LOAN

MONEY on real estate in amounts TO suit.
dn Dudley h. Insiee. Rooms II and IS
Mason block.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1893-03-04
ENGLAND'S SWORDS.
AT ONE TIME FALLEN INTO DlSRE-
PuTE, THEY ARE NOW THE BEST.

How the Efforts of One Man Resulted In
Placing the English Sword Blade Above
the Weapons of Any other Country-NIr.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1893-03-04

INlhIiAVEN COURT NO. s22s. ANCIENT
order o. ,tQrresters OF America, meets
nfst ana third Wednesdays pf each r-n.,b
IN X Of r. hall. R,MARsRafa ~ ~
A. II. TATEMAN, See. - ~
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1893-03-04
FAIRHAvEN PosToFFICR
Corner of Larrabee Avenue and Twelfth
Street

Arrival and departure OF mail from Fair
haven, Wash, Postoffice, taking effect March
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1893-03-04

LA nuAvEN LODGE X. OF y, NO,
~ Regular meeting Tuesday. \ b, M, at
Knights ~ Pytbihs Hall Eleventh street
NJ Visiting members cordially invited 10 at
trndl A, o. GauBE, q. O
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-04-06

Sfen, @aiolinzSfen Tarmz@ eratbz
i9aften, Mspbalt Da3oedun9,
Ma9eln, 3%aumorabt, pumz
pen, Meitern Wai@ma>
i9tnen II. |. 10.
Seionbere Nuimertiamtett wirb auf Neparturen bes
3innseidirres perwanbt.
Gde 6er Minneiota II. 2. NorbtraBe g.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-04-06
Scr &t 9e9en ~3rnts.'

Gs olrfte wobl feinen re3tli3 benz
fenben Meni9en seben, ber ni@t bas
resite Sntereile an Dem 0orseben n~nlerer
@eietsebuns sesen ben &oblen*Grult
nimmt, unb ieoer wuni@t 9emiB, baB es
berielben selin9en m09e, bas semeinz
i9doli@e Snititut gu beieiti9en. Den
Meii ten miro es AUDI wobl befannt iein.
baB Der &oblen>Er uit nur cine bet pielen
Terbinounsen 1T, mel@e 9ei3afien wurz
ben, nm bas 3olt ~aussubeuten, aber Bis
ber mar es namentli9 nur bic Xanbbez
p0lterun9, wel9e Nnl tren9nn9en ma@te,
bielem INNER mebr iiberban6nebmenoen
l1nfu9 eut9e9ensutreten. IS laBt li@
bies uieQei6t am lei6teite oaour3 erz
fldren, baB Die Staotbeuobner weni9er
un6 NUT inoireft saour@ betrofien wur>
ben, mdbreno ii9 bel Dem Tarmer Die
pole Xait Sci ielben fiiblbar ma@te.
Ourd ben aoblenzGrult wurben nun
aber AUDI gang BEL onbers bic @6d0ter
in Mitleioeni@ait 9eso9en, uno oieielben
baben beBbalb %on9efangcn ein5uieben.
bab Der BON BET 0oltspartei marguerite
&anpf ge9en Gruits u1,o Monopole tein
Ieerer Wabn mar. sic wer6en audi
wobl alei&5eitig einiebeu, Bag @to6t
unb 2anb uereint banbeln miiNen, I'M
bielem l1nsetbiim beisutommen, unb es
ftebt beBbalb su boffen, baB Der ein9eleis
tete &f 9esen ben &oblenzErut audi
Elm pereintes 8orseben 9esen alle Eruits
I'M @efolse baben mir6.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-04-06

Mseile mebr ais I'M 0oriabre, mas 10
uiel beiBt, oils baB bic Nttieninbaber I'M
Sabre 1902 sebn Brocent mebr ruers
bient" baben, ais I'M Sabre Suuor. Das
iinb nette Simm@eu!
llnb ME wirb ii@ bieies r0erbient"
crit I'M beurisen Nusiteuun9siabr iteis
germ!
9lber bas bilft 9lues ni@ts. Dieie
beoauernswertben neutrality-suspicious.
ten iteuen ii9 arm, ME bic &irdenmaus
ie, wenn ,bre Nrbeiter nit 9obnforoes
runsen an iie berantreten. Dauon mols
len ie ni@ts wiiien; bieien anmabenben
Torberunsen iteuen iie ii@ in sei3lois
iener P6aIanr entsesen uno uertbeibiaen
ibren Hroft, wie bic Eiserin ibr SUM
ses. DaB bic Sntere0en uon &apital
.uno Nrbeit %9aunoniren," baB es au4
Dem Nrbeiter better sebe, wenn bas &as
uital @ei@dfte madte, - bas ma@t ii9
gang gut in ben Bd@ern Der tapitaliitis
i@en Ebeoretiter. Sn ber Praris benz
ten bic 9erren &~apitaliiten barber gang
aubsrs, unb menn bic Nrbeiter ba9e9en
au1muden woQen, bann i3ieben Sene-
bic rSntereilen oes Yublitums" nor.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-04-06
Sic gilenbabncompa9nien permej

Sic gtlenbabncompa9nien perpet~
germ bebarrli@ ibren Nrbeitern ir9enb
uel9e 3u%geitanoni1e ,uesen 2obnerb0z
bung mabreno Ser @eltousitellung 81
MAIDEN uno penn man TIRE Nrqumentaz
tionen III bieler Nnaelesenbeit left,
ioute man beinabe 9lauben, baB iie
lammt unb ionoers ant 8anterottmaz
6en maren. IS lit 6ies in6eB Dur9z
aus nidt ber SAT-, oenn no@ ben Nn9az
ben 6es @tatiititers bet v;Snterltate
Commerce Gommiliion," bat ii@ bas
@ei@aftsjobr 1892 gang ouBer9ew6bnz
li3 9anitis fit bic neutrality-suspicious.
ten seitaltet. SIRE Brutto>@ innabmen
beliefen ii@ auf l25 Miuionen Dollars
mebr als i'm Sabre 1891 posr $6os
mebr fir ieoe meile. - Die @einsez
winne ODER Profite b~etiefen .ii@ ouf
s2,472 pet Mei(e, alio auf 5000 per
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-04-06

@eI9e 6 9minbeIeien nit
BET 3abluns uon Wolfsz8 Bounty in Minz
neiota setrieben miro, benefit Elm aus
@aleca beri@teter Tau. Seit un9efdbr
uierSabren bate bal elbit elm Mann, Der
leinen Namen als 81. 8. Holano an9ab,
bic Office bes b%orti9en GountpsNuoitors
init @olfsicalpen iiberi@wemmte uno
bas @elo bafir ein9eiad. ST CAB
an, baB er in Oanu,Qe, Blue Garth
Co., mobne uno bic @6fle i'm Eownibip
Tibian erlest babe. DEM Auoitor 2ob>
rem tam es benn bod 5ulett uerod@ti9
Dor, 6aB 10 piele @0lfe in iener @esenb
bauien ioQten, obne baB elm GARNER
&lo9e erbob, unb er ite1te Na@fori@un>
gen an. Nus eenielben erbeQte, baB
Yolano AUDI in anoeren Counties, aber
unter anberem Namen, @olfsl calpe per-
fault bate. Der Mu6itor ibersab jebt
bic @a@e benz Gountpanwalt uno bieier
ian6te Elm Si9nalement an oue County,
Beb0r6en nit Dem glu ftrag, ben Mann
f%et;ubalten. Nm Montas tam bic
Na6ri@t aus Wilmar, bag bet 8olfsz
calpzBertaufer bort feit9ebalten lei.
Sberif &epnolos bro@te ben Monn,
ber in @iumar ieinen Namen als 81 on
anseseben bate, no@ Waieca unb losirz
tie i'm ins @efan9niB Elm. SIM Goruerz
b0r ertlarte er, baB CT ni@tPolano beige,
bab CT gu elmer @eieQi@aft seb0re, bic
aus Der @olfsbountp elm @ei@aft MAJ
DE, unb baB bieie W0lfe in ben Dafotas
un6 Montana BON Snbianern erle9t mur>
ben. Gr moQie aber weber ieinen Sea-
men nod ben e,nes anoeren Betbeili9ten
anseben. SIS i@eint elm gang lutratiz
pes @el9dft 81 iein, ben Saoianern Die
Yel5e ab;utoufen uuo bann fir Sic &opiz
baut nod bic Bounty anoerer Staaten
ein5uia&en.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-04-06
1T MmttIdrnn8 nStbt8?

Sbiae Ura9e wirb wo9l Wandem Ct
mas louoerbar portommen, ober in Nn;
betra6t ber auseni@einli4en @leid9II:
tietcit, mel4er bas @olt nod tbeilmeiit
untermorien 81 iein i@eint, 1T tie pielei@'
ertlarli9, ia iosar bere@tist. Wir be:
iiten III I'M erem ionit 10 reid s~eies"eten
Qanbe gatrioten, blinbe 9atrioten, mel:
DE aber seraoe in ibrem blinoe" Pos
triotismus IS iiberieben, oaB ibre Sntes
t~erel1en benz SdiHbru4 entsesenseben.
-vSaltet ibnen nidt INNER ibre Surg
iidtiateit nor, benn iie weroen oaour@
un,ufrieben;;" rYa6et oas @eni'senoe
gut senus iein;" rDie @eIt mar ME 10
out al, ais seraoe iebt;;" bieie uno cine
gauge &eibe anoerer leerer Sbrolen wers
ben immer in ben To%roer9runo 9el6oben,
INN BEN meniser Oentenosn iiber Die ;e'tz
weilisen politii6en Irasen I'M untlare"
gu balten.
IS miro bebauptet, baB bic @elt nies
mails better ab mar, ais seraoe leet; ote
@eaenwart bat eben INNER einen freunoz
Iideren Nni9sin ais Die Sersan9enbe't.
Mber mug benn Die @esenpart ais
S0bepuntt Der Gntmidsluns se!ten?
@ouen mir bier title iteben nno sufries
ben Benn oie3eit fommen loute,
mo bic aejammte Meni3beit 5ufriez
benilt, bann hirfte BET Beltunter9an9
nidt fern lein. &einer llnsere4tisteit
muroe ie obne LANCE anoauernoe, bebarrz
li6e Betdmpfuns seiteuert, uno nur su
oft muBte cine iol3e NIT Slut 9et1l9t
weroen. Die Meni6bsit mug oh Der
bradeuoen Tei1eln erit unjufrteoen werz
ben, ebe iie iid uereinist, I'M oielelben
obsul9itteln, uno lie lanslamer otele
un;ufrieoenbeit 81 Gage tritt, belto ses
waltiser uno our99reiienoer 9eltoltet
lid l6lieBli9 Sic ummalsuns.
IS w,ro audi bebauptet, oaB Elm
Meni6 nit Grbobuns Der 8ilounssltufe
i'm TerbaltniB unSufrieoener miro. Nber
lou es oeBbalb n0tbis iein, baB mir II"
Die @reue( bes Mittelalters ODER sur
Sarbarei suridtebren mil1en, UNI iuz
frieoen iein gu t0nnen? Soute etma
bic Nbj9aiIun9 ~unIerer 0fentlidsn Sis
bliotbeten, ~unierer Treii@ulen uno an
berer Bilbunssanitalten gum 3med Der
Grlansuns uon 3ufrieoenbeit betirmorz
tet meroen?- gfein! Nun, marum loute
es alsoann umc9t iein, Corruption,
Gentralii iruns bes &apitals uno ionlti9e
Sreuel al einem i@reien Blr9ertbnm quiz
;uoeden, unb bas Solt iiber berrl@enoe
llebel uno MiBitanbe aui;utldren? unz
sufrieoenbe,t er5eu9t eas Streben na@
benz 60beren, un6 jol9es Streben biloet
bic Griebtratt bes Torti@rittes. Dag
l1ria4e sur unsuirieoenbeit porbanoen
lit, mirb mobl Miemono betreiten molz
len, unb es 1T beBbalb iider ansebra3t,
Muitlaruns gu uerbreiten, mo- oies nur
irsenomie 9el@eben tann.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-04-06

Bantcn Don 0enuer, Gol., baben
tir;li9, w,e betannt. bur9 llebereinz
tommen ben Ser. Staaten Sob 9e9en
Yapierselb uertaui9t. 0as Cob MUIR
be natirli9erweiie sewosen unb es itelte
ii9 Elm Deficit pon etma $l1 auf ieoe
IS, 900, benz @ewi@t na@, beraus.
Die 8anten 9euabrten bereitwiqi9it biez
fen Mb5us. Sebr oft paiiirt es, baB
uniere 9r0Beren Smporteure einen m
pfinoliden Serlult babur@ erleioen, DAP
bas fir 3oue be;ablte @olb ais vle1@t"
beiunben mirb, in anoeren Worten, baB
es ben eisentliden Wertb bur@ Mbnuez
uns in sewiilem Grade uerloren bat.
IS wirit ii9 bier ~ bic Tra9e auf:
vyiefert benn @olb o0ein ben io9enann>
ten uebrliden Dollar, 0 Dem 10 uiel
sei9rieben unb serebet mirb?"-3 eit>
metli9 tommt es DOR, Bag Scenario Der
&e9ierun9 cine 9r0Bere Summe in
Glib entri@ten muB; bieie Summe
miro aber uon berielben our@aus nidt
gum Nennwertb o%n9enommen, i~onoern
wirb aui bic Usage 9ele9t uno gum mirtz
li9en Metau,uertb bere@net, wo6ur@
Der j3abler natiirli3erweiie Ben Serlut
fir bas bur9 jabrelan9em @ebrau@ abb
setrasene @olo tra9en muB. IS wirh
baber taum n0tbi9 fem, Bag man ii@
na@ einem belleren 2lr9ument umiiebt,
TIM Seoem tlar3uma@en, oaB Cob al
lein feline 10 wiini9enswertbe Baiis 81
I'M erm "honest dollar bilben ioute.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-04-06

Many ladies have used our machines
twenty to thirty years in their family work,
and are still using the original machines
we furnished them a generation ago.
Many of our machines have run more
than twenty years without repairs, other
than needles. With proper care they
lev wear out, and seldom need repair.
We have built sewing machines for
more than forty years and have constantly
improved them. We build our machines
on honor, and they are recognized every
where as the most accurately fitted and
finely finished sewing machines in the
world. Our latest, the "No. g." is the
result of our long experience. In COM
petition with the leading machines of the
world, it received the Grand Prize at the
Paris Exposition of 1889, as the best,
other machines receiving only compli-
mentary medals ofgold, silver and bronze.
The Grand Prize was what all sought for,
and our machine was awarded it.
Send for our illustrated catalogue. We
1yor+ 1oo1orc ~ o11 ,,ro~~,,nio1 forriforx,
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-04-06

- Garter y. 9arrii Jon muroe am
Dienlta9 nit GROCER Majoritdt ais Mfaz
por Don Chicago erwdblt.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-04-06

y Tarben auer Dirt finbet man mir
aen6s better uno biuiser als wie bel
&raui lie & 9irl@. 4
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-04-06

Der b09iten Marttpreis fir
S9weine Soblt 81 jeber 3eit s. Stuebe.
ba
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-04-06
3cmentartetteu-

Son iebt an 1perbe i'd ,pieber ale 9rten BON !3ement>
arbeitct, eincrlei Oh III 6ontratt oocr beim Sag, iibernebs
men. Ole beiten Sorten Cement limb itcts burd mid gu
besicben. User trseno etluas In oieier yinie wiit; DIT.
tbnt gut, ,penn CT bel mir poriprtdt. Tir quite Nrbeit
wirb garantirt.
Sobamm Xaticm,
cd State> II. Norbitr.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-04-06

My Sober Taruner iolltc ben vTortz
i6ritt", Der ieinc Srterelicn pertritt, bal
ten. @6a
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-04-06
DR.. A. KOEHNE,
Yrattii@er $bitrmjt,
SEEM him., Winn

Seem l1ln1, Minn.
Dur9 lausjd6rise GrfaDruus mb Yroris
bin i9 tmStanbe, ale &rol,fbeiten bel TieE
beitens su% bebanbeln. Nuftra9e, wel6e manim
Gei6jtaQ pom S9neiber & S6afer 81 b%t1ter=
la1 en- beliebe, perbeu prompt beriidii3ti9t.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-09-18
A NEW MESSIAH
In the Person of Henry ID. FonIke, .
Firm Theosophist.

In the Person of Henry ID. FouIke, .
Firm Theosophist.
ONSET. BAY, Mass, Sept. lS lS-Henry
b. Foulke, known as the president of the
Mahatmas in this pleasant retreat Of tho
osophists aud spiri.ualists, announced yes
terday that he is the Messiah. He says he
has been reincarnated no less than seven
times, that he has more or less recollec-
tion Of them. and that Nine. Blavatsky
came to prepare the wuy for his entry as
the Christ, and to straighten out the
serious condition Of things now existing
in the religious and business worlds. He
says that no is in constant communica-
tion with the 'shades" and that his an
nouncement and actions are placed far be-
you'd his personal control by the shades
OF the Thibctnn brotherhood.
He prophesies that war and bloodshed
are soon to follow the battle of labor
against capital, and that socialism is soon
to come out on top. He adds that Lieu
tenant Totten IL great prophet, and that
much that no has told will come to pass.
Mr. Foulke has made many converts to
his theosophical ideas at the camp grounds
His strongest adherents are among the
women. He is unpopular with the old
time mediums. who seem to fear this new
order of occult science.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-09-18
WILL NOT CHANGE THEIR NAME.
Forssters Vote to Fight Threat from
England.

-
Forsssers Vote to Figh, Threat from
England.
New HAVEN, Conn, Sep. IS. The su.
preme officers of the Ancient Order ol
Foresters continued their annual session
here Saturday afternoon and evening, con-
sidering many minor matters. 1t was an
nounced that the Order Of Foresters Of
England demanded the name of the For
esters In this country be changed to the
Ancient Order Of Foresters OF America or
legal proceedings would be Immediately
instituted. 1t was voted not to change the
name ms demanded, but to fight the Eng
lish branch of the order, II need be, Ia
court.
Several amendments were adopted tend
Ing TO make tae order more democratic.
Heretofore nearly all the laws have been
enacted by the Supreme Court. To days
alterations were in direction Of home rule.
Hereafter the State courts will legislate for
their own jurisdiction, and the privilege 10
extended to local courts.
The Companions of the Forest, q sister
branch OF the order, closed it's session by
electing the following officers.
Supreme Chief Companion, G. II. Bren.
ner, San Francisco; Chief Companion,
Sarah Storey, Philadelphia Supreme Sec
retary, Il. w. Winch, Detroit; Supreme
Treasurer, Louisa Prince, New York; Su-
preme Marshal, Miss S. Lester, Bridge
port; Supreme Guard, Mrs. Mary Powers,
Lowell; Supreme Sentry, Miss ". A.
Whalen, Jersey City.
The trustees are all taken from the New
York delegates.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-09-18
.APITJL,s JONNEKsroNE
Was Laid Hondred Years Ago Toda.
and Washington Celebrates.

Wue laIu hundred hchrs ego Iouhy
and Washington Celebrates.
WASHINGTON, Sept. Washington is
today celebrating tho centennial of the
first national event which occurred within
her borders-the laying of the cornerstone
of the Capitol on the 18th Of September,
1903. The ceremonies on that occasion
were directed by the officials Of the Alex
sndria Masonic lodge, President Washing
ton assisting upon the invitation of ths
master Of the lodge.
The original structure of the Capitol,
which has since been added to from time
TO time, was the productiop Of French
man named Stephen Hallet, improved by
M Englishman named William Thornton,
and right lively quarrel the Gaul and
the ADglo-Saxon had over the authorship
Of the plans.
The exercises begun at y o'clock In the
presence OF congress. national and district
officials and throng of spectators. BY
resolution Of congress today Is a holiday
In the District Of Columbia and all public
business is suspended. President Cleve-
land presided. The instrumental music
was furnished by the Marine band and the
vocal by chorus Of 1000 voices
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The annual reunion of the Fourteenth h
Connecticut regiment was held at Rock
vile.
Valuable mineral deposits were found
In Echo grove ON the Saugus (Mass)
river.
An unknown man was stru k and in
stantly killed by Fitchburg, Mass, pas
senger train.
The body Of Alexander MaIenfant was
found in the canal at Lewiston, Me. Prob
ably a case Of suicide.
Rufus Bailey of Midtown, Me-, going
from Phillips to Lewiston, died on the
train near Curtis Corner.
Henry Hines. aged 43, a well-known
business man CT Lewiston, Me-, died sud-
denly of Inflammation of the bowels.
A notice was posted in the mills Of the
Newmarket {N. H. Manufacturing COM
pany announcing 10 per cent cutdown.
A compromise has been arranged be-
tween Wallace 6; Sons Of Ansonia, Conn,
and the buffers department has resumed
operations.
The houses of Rev. G.. w. Andrews,
Henry Putnam and Edgar Rhodes Of
Pittsflcld, Mass, were entered by burglars
and thoroughly ransacked.
James Sheridan, who is alleged to have
been elected from Cushing's barroom In
Lowell. Mass, is at st. Johns hospital In
an unconscious condition.
Nathan Phelps. 20 years old. Of Say.
brook, Conn, a brakeman, while jumping
from a high Car to Il fiat car, fell under
the wheels. His recovery is doubtful.
Mrs. Richard Doyle of Saybrook, Conn,
gave birth to child few days since
which is said to break all medical records
at such events, its weight being 10 pounds.
Mrs. Della McGovern, of Lawrence,
Mass, was lighting fire with kerosene
when her clothing caught fire. and she
was fearfully and perhaps fatally burned.
! John A. Wright, we'll known business
man of Keene, N. H., who started for the
Worlds fair few days ago. was pros.
trated with paralytic shock while on the
way.
Patrick j. Connors. employed In Sal.
mons livery stable at South Norwalk.
Conn, tell into stall from the loft and
was kicked 20 badly by horse that he
died. - W
The next grand Jury in Orange county,
VT, will be asked to indict certain resi-
dents Of Randolph, VT, for connection
with the death at Barre, VT. July s. of
Miss Aurora Flint.
Two Of the largest factories In Connecti-
cut will resume business On full time this
week. They are the Barnes Bros corset
factory and the firm az Langdon. Batchel-
der a Co. of Bridgeport
Henry +. Dayton, who was injured Sc
verely while trying to board q moving
electric car last month in New Haven, has
brought suit against the West Haven
street railroad for $4,000 dapsgeA
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-09-18
s SAML A. NIGHTINGALE.
Real Estate, Mortgages Insurance,
,........ 1855. CUSTOM HOUSE STREET, ..,.,A...
PASSION FOR GOLD.
Tempted Old Man Cochran to Rob the
Philadelphia Mint.

Tempted Old Man Cochran to Rob the
Philadelphia Mint
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. ls-It is probable
that Henry S. Cochran will be arraigned
before United States Commissioners Bell
on a charge of robbing the Philadelphia
mint of $2657o worth Of gold. Chief In
spector Of the Secret Service Drummond
went to Washington yesterday to get i'm
struetions from Acting Mint Director
Preston, and when he returned last night
he had conference with one of the assist
ants Of United States District Attorney
Ingham i'm reference to getting his aged
prisoner prompt hearing.
Chief Drummond then said be was not
In position to definitely say whether ol
not the governments would prosecute
Cochran, but declared that he would rec.
ommend the abandonment Of the case in
the event Of complete restitution being
made. ~
"He is old and feeble and has done good
service In the mint" Chief Drummond
further said, "and 1 do not believe that be
Is altogether responsible for his actions.
would trust Cochran with millions Of dol.
lars worth of anything valuable excep,
gold. lie has handled gold all his life and
has developed passion for n, which Il
too strong to be described. lie though,
the government was rich enough without
few bars more or less, and he helped
himself to an extent that would make his
declining years happy ones"