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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-01-20
SWEARING CUEApIy.
Tho Notary Pubiic viii Let the Project
I've League Down Easy I'm Nss.c

i've League Down Easy En- Mss-c.
The American Protective League. that
Is hopping around on crutches. and is in
very critical condition financially. has
like many OF its kind given up the
ghost" Providence has "a number of
persons who will attend the last sad
rites OF this once beloved order aud
next Thursday evening Elmwood League
the largest in the state, will hold n meet.
ing Of sorrow, and will have notary
public preseu. before whom all viii
swear as TO the number OF Rhode Island
dollars they have sent into Massachu-
setts TO the supreme Golfers
This Is done 10 save expense, as the
notary says that II all Of the mourners
are present IL will not cost over 10 cents
a head, when they all swear ia body.
bat u they come To the Office he will be
Obliged 10 charge a little more. "a lie ba.
jus got n new carpet for his Office and
expects new furniture in few DAYS.
These "swears' will be expressed TO
Boston and examined anu the address OF
the swearers taken, aud in che din
future, u there can be any cash found, be
" ever so little, Rhody viii yet her share.
Let every brother aud sister be present.
aud remember 10 will cost next TO not1-
ing 70 swear. The books Of the league
viii be ia the hall.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-01-20
BRISTOL.

The secretary of the state highway
commission has sent petition to the
town clerk to be signed by taxpayers and
vo' ers who are desirous of good roads
Peleg Card aud Charles G. Allen killed
on Warren river Thursday fifty seaiowl,
there being an open spot where they
were feeding
Mrs. Sarah Luby, n domestic, has been
taken to the Rhode Island Hospital for
treatment.
Commodore Morgan and Adrian Iselin,
Jr, were again In town on Thursday.
and were closeted it'll Nathaniel G.
Herreshoff. They arrived at IL 40 and re-
turned at 1855. 1t looks very much like
business. although nothing definite has
as vet developed.
Rifle practice was INDUCED in on
Thursday afternoon at the Naval Re-
serve Station by some OF It's members
The following is the score at 200 yards
rat
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-01-20
FAST PROvIDENcE

The funeral Of Miss Minnie Bliss. who
died i'm "A Boston hospital last week. wns
solemn lied at the residence Of her par.
cnts on Waterman avenue, Yesterday
afternoon. The burial was at Rumford
superintendent of schools Bliss has
made very thorough examination of
the method OF ventilatiug the school.
houses. lie says that white the system
is OF the best. there is q lack OF knowl
edge on the part Of some of the teachers
i'm usinR toe ventilator In some caSes
the yentilators were entirely closed. thus
allowing the foul air TO be breathcd ever
aud over again.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-01-20

Quite a number of strangers are In
town to-day. among whom are Ralph
Martin OF Hop Bitters fame of Rochester.
Mrs. William Briggs of Taunton.
About twenty young ladies and gentle
men visited SwapZeI Village Thursday
evening and enjoyed fine sleigh ride,
dance and supper
John "A. G. Hammill, who has a rubber
mandatory upon the neck, La, COM
menced enlarging 1t in order to facilitate
his work. His business increasing makes
il necessary.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-01-20
The Nation Mourns

WASHINGTON, Jan. 2O.-The executive
mansion and oil the government build
ings in this city we're draped in mourning
yesterday and flags are at half-mast, in
honor OF ex- President Hayes. The mourn
ing will be maintained for 30 days In ac-
dent.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-01-20
senator Carlisle. Resignation.

LOUISVILLE, Jan. 20. "A dispatch from
Washington says: John q. Carlisle
mailed his resignation last nigh; az United
States Senator from Kentucky.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-01-20

LONDON, Jan. 2o.-Two companies OF tho
south Wales Borderers have been ordered
to start for Egypt Monday. Tn. com
papies VIII be up 10 full war strength.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-01-20
Know

When they get results from adver-
tsng and which is the best mediums for them
1t practically impossible to deceive them with specous
tales of great circulation ETC. They generally know the
facts and discount fairy tales.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-01-20
The News

Has made its place in this city
and State and the shrewd advertisers know that goes
among people who buy, and that the character Of its
news matter attracts live people to its pages
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-01-20
Advertisers

Want to reach the people who are able to buy their
goods and whose mode of life warrants the expectations
that they will be liberal purchasers of staple and special
goods They
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-01-20

An advertisement, s no, a iu,ury bu, /.
aeeessitys
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-01-20
The PrIncIpnl,, Knnnrt.

Principal Wilson OF the state normal
school has completed his report to the
board OF trustees The whole number Of
students enrolled during the last term
was l63. and the number of new ones en-.
tered In September was - Mr. Wilson
speaks favorably OF the attendance aud
progress of the work, and finally urges
the necessity OF more adequate buildings
for the purposes Of the school.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-08-05

Washington. Aug. $50 far ss the
chambers OF the senate and the house Of
representatives are concerned, congress
couId meet 20 day, In the senate, un.
her the orders OF the new sergeant. at
arms. Col. Bright. the hoor hGs been
covered with mating and las the sp'
pearauce Of delightfully."- cocl and IN
vit,ng chamber. The vsntil,tlon has
been greatly improved and nj through
the building new pipes have been run
that connect with the fans in the base
nsnt and force the air Though the
chamber ~ the room stove. The
plumbing throughout the senate wing
has been altered In aocordarcs with the
report Of the experts appointed by the
last session al cost OF $4,000, and II is
hoped that the temperature asd the ar
will DO greatly improved this session.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-08-05

London, Aug. i.-The report from
tue United States concerning the TEN.
porary financial stringsncy aud CONNER
cial depression has knocked the boom for
which the immigration agents have been
working for several months into smither'
eens. Ever since the spriug the various
im migration agencies in the osntsr OF
the city have been deiug,ng the various
industrial and agricultural regions OF
the country with pamphlets and leaflets
dilating In glowing terms upon the op'
portunity for profitable employment OF
artisans, mechanics, farmers and agri'
cultural laborers IN the United States,
that country being represented M being
on the tip top wave OF prosperity, with
abundance Of capital aud labor as pre-
mum. As a result Of these representa-.
lions numerous immigration Clubs have
been organized on an instailment princi'
pl-s 10 the weat and north OF England
and the Rgsnts have been looking for
ward to one Of the biggest harvests OF 70
cent years in their line. Cable dis
patches OF the past few weeks however
have convinced the intending emigrsnts
that il 10 better for the time being TO en-
dure present evils than TO seek wors'
ones in q new country, and as . result
the boom has petered out.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-08-05
LATEST TELECRAMS.
81. Louis Reports that Business
Is Improving.
Immigration IL Light on Account or
the Financial Strinscn y.
ma PENSION PAYMENTS,

81. Louis, Aug. i.--Busineas IN re-
ported rs rapidly improving In this city,
aud the Real Estate Exchange reports
quite large amount Of money offered at
sx per cent. The clearing house has is.
sued statement showing that the banks
have on hand available cash balances 10
the extent Of forty three per cent Of their
call deposits, and this IL regarded as At
least ten per cent more than required to
withstand almost any kind Of run. There
has not been the slightest feeling Of un.
easlness with regard 10 any bank. nor
has there been excitement u any kiud
There have been no large failures. The
Madison (lll.) Car company which sus
pended last month with liabilities and
assets 10th approximstiug one million
dollars, IL the only large concern which
has suspended within it,y or hundred
miles OF the city, aud operations are
about 10 be resumed by this concern
Business generally has had little more
than the usual mid summer essiusss, tx.
cept in the boot and shoe trade where
the phenomenal gains OF the last few
years have not been maintained. The
building trade continues TO ignore the
financial uneasness elsewhere. Work 10
going on rapidly on four structures each
costing more than one million dollsrs,
aud ON st least SIX others in the half
million olass. The largest partially som.
pleted buildings are the new hotel e..
on,oO); new city hall (sl.Jp,oOO; new
tnlon depot (probably $2,OOo.0oo), and
the Union Trust building (sl, 10000.
Real estate prices are maintained, and
but Tor the dispatches from other points
there would be no idea Of bank runs or
business failures. The Mound City's
traditional conservatism is standing IL in
good stead, and attracting great deal OF
New England capital. Railroad building
10 very active. A new belt road 10 being
constructed around the city, and the
Burlington road 10 pushing work on the
bridges over the Mississippi and Missouri
to give II direct access TO the city from
the north.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-08-05

were shut down t@cause We have near.
ly completed sll orders on nAnd, and
the proprietor, s""ing tha, the country
has resolved ltscli into national lunat ic
M, lum. has decided Ia Walt until the
wave has subsidized eomsWhai"
The sheridan mill at Coonoy IN the
Mneollons ia being pu, ~ order to run
the ore from the Little Fanny NINE
The shaft un a.. LATHE Fanny ~ down
30 feet, and has big Oody ~ rlch pIe
from top tu bottom. The ore IN ,he
bottom IA ns r,ch ~ atty ever taken ou,
oi this iHmous.y rich mine.
The Vallejo puhc- have arrested a
young man named Mahrr, ana charged
him with having stolen n large quantity
uf brass aud copp", from the MAru Is
land navy yArd,
Abram Pardon, paying teller ~ The
First NatIuuai bank at Paterson, y. J.
"a under arrest, charged with stealing
sln,GJn. lie tad been - years with the
bank.
A Seattle tailor, named Frederick VII
Iams, committed suicide 10y Jumping IN
H. Lake Washington. He was despon.
dent
A number ~ hcads'uues nre on thelr
10 the coast from the east They are Ia
be put on the graves ~ the Grand Army
veterans.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-08-05

for mary years, and there is little ho,~
" help soon. EypeusaH ht- beng o..
duced everywhere. thousands " men
having hr'u dIpchatgri during the las,
thlfty dnys. August Hlii probably b- n
bad month Tor rail Nay employ ecs, aud u
there ~ TO improvements 10y Scpteml 2
l. mnte discharges aud NJ 70 re,ren,
mrht and pnSs,hly somr tccct,oruh ~
viii follow.
Governor l,"weiuug, " knp.as, vaH ~
sort u leader IN the NOV. m-ut L. bui' n
pII.ir ralltuad through the plpu '
s,at"r from the Canada line to the e. 4
ot Mexico Tor the putpuu- ~ muyiug u .
crurs ~ those stnte- 10y u new u,.ni
route a. Europe. Now ~ good ire
tot hlm to begu tue Iob. There are -.
uu ar l9pD lile men ssarming cy.t
kHusas. LIT him set them 10 dIgr.Ls
DIRT on She lIue ot the Great Pop. lIst
International Free Freight Railway II
he can get the emOHnkuIent built be al
have made ~ much headNay.
The Milwaukee 4 St. Paul road Tor
the month u June showed gross earn.
lnRa s25l7,97s ~, as compared vita o..
1Si,I,s Ii Tor the corresponding mouth
IT. last year, IN increase ~ tlG3, ,20O.77.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-08-05

The heavy rains completely wiped out
tue road ln the Box caaon on Mineral
Creek, Sierra county
Silver City Ia rapidly filling up with
Idle m-n, the result ~ suspended work
IN uelghborlng camps.
q. y. McCsrty, OF Roswell. 10 the re-.
cipient Of a cork arm, presented him by
the I'll Psso lodge Of Odd Fellows. OF
which he 10 n member
The recent rains have furnished an
abundance of water for oil the mills ut
rros Altoe, and they are all pounding
away on rirh ore from the gold minea oi
the camp.
Gen. r.. +. Hobart, who has retired
from the surveyor generals oilios, will
continue TO reside 10 Santa Fs and will
engage IN business M irrigation engineer,
in which particular line he 10 q master
IN his profession.
The company which has besp work.
ing the old Black Hawk mine, near Sil
yer City. under tho super,ntendsnce Of
Prot. f.. n. Hand. PAID of IN full Oper-
atiops will b. suspended until there 10
an advance In ailvsr.
The Manhattan tunnel near Plnos Al
.os IL now IN 7Gj feet, aud it is expected
any day now 10 strike the veIr, When
the vein IL reached this will be- another
added 20 the number = rr"du' ~ gold
mines OF Grant county.
IL can be said 10 the credit Ut A, IS.
Laird that be IL not among the list OF
SHERIFF. who are delinquent 10 the terri
tory or county lie makes prompt set.
tlements, no says the Silver CITY cores
pon len, of the III Paso Times.
Deputy United States Marsha Cantly
arrested ten persons at Demlng last
week io- violation OF the Edmunds law.
They we're all MeIicans aud were
brought here Tor examination before
Harry W. Lucas, who 10 the United
States ommlssioner for this place. II
is probable that more arrests Tor viola
tiuu OF the Edmunds law will bs made
before long Silver CITY Sentinel.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-08-05
FOOD FOR THOUGHT.

There Ia no substitute for success
Indolcnce In the sleep OF the mind.
The troubles Of to-day alone never
kill.
Goodness is contagiou when II comes
close enough 70 touch.
When you bury animosity don't put
any flowers on its grave
When sin hides II forgcts that IL
cannot cover up its tracks
There are too many people who
never pray until they have to,
No man has any lasting power for
good who cannot control himself
A man with quick temper is NJ un.
safs as shi ip loaded with dynamite
The mos, short. sighted people are
those who cannot See beyond this life.
When you pray for strength To resist
temptation. avoid /, by keeping ou, Of
bad company.
Wherever there Is q desire for bet.
terment II grows out OF an unSatis-
Aed need of God.
The lessons We heed DO not need
many repetitions, but tho-N we neglect
have 70 be repeated until we learn
them
Many are great workers In tho
| church IA long A. they can have their
own way, but the moment they are
crossed they stop.
Before the gold can go into the coin
and have the image stamped upon II
that will give it value, II must go into
the fire and have the druss purgcd out,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-08-05
hfeprtgxc l.xulred

Caddo. 1ud. Ty. Aug. The repri.ve
granted 10y aov. Jones of the Choctaw
Nation 10 the niue mem b.rs ~ the Jones'
faction cou vict.d OF murder IN connec.
ton with the Cboctaw troubles expires
to-day. The condemned msn are at
WiIburton, which is difficult % accesa,
and no news has been received from that
pom, for the last twu days. u IL not
thought probable, however, that the
sentence will be carried into effect in
view Of the lnt.rior Department for the
former Communication until September 1,
the request being based upon tho idea
that through firmness aud kindness cop
bIned peace might Oe restered between
the warning factions OF the Choctaws
The breach between the two fsct,oos,
however. is as wide IN ever. and mp TO
last advices from Wilburton the Locke
party ware determined TO prevent the
proposed Wholesale slaughtering Of their
supporters.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-08-05
lbrsprrAsioe- shot

Advlces from the little town ot Tula.
rosa, Dona Ana county. tothe New MeI.
Ican, give msagre details o. shooting
scrape there last week
Juan Silva and liilario BsrnAl started
out 70 shoot up the town. Constable
Duran undertook 10 arrest them on the
street when Silva opened tire upon him
Duran returned the compliment and
shot Silva IN the hip, the ball lodging IN
the groin. lIernal lied on horseback
Constable Duran secured possc and
overlook the deaperado, who at once
opened tire on the posse. liis attack
was as promptly and more etIsctually
responded to by the posse--a ball strik
ing lIernsl under the left shoulder aud
coming out above the left nipple.
Both men are dead at this writing.
Officer Duran was promptly acquitted,
he having done his duty IN the matter.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-08-05
The Territorial fair.

The following subscriptions were re-
oeyed by the Territorial far soliciting
comml,'se this morning; Crescent Coal
company, s25n, Nellie Drlscoll, 81 ~
J, NJ. Wheelock has accepted the po
sl,ion u fsup.rintendento Of outdoor sports
At the Territorial far, and ia arranging Il
program that will include bicycle, tennis
and foot ball races aud games.
The Atlantic * Psoiric railroad in q
recent letter to the far association make
one rat. on speed animals and horses on
exhibition.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-08-05

cuasion and action. One from the Swius
delegation declares that the next fight
OF wage earners the civilized world over
must be for an international legal eight
hour LAY, and that this must be accom-. d.
plished 10y the political organization Of
the working classes in connection with
tradse unionism. The Dut h socialists
have n resolution advising wage work.
ors to uee national elections only M n
means % propaganda, and 10 permit
their Representatives 30 enter parliament /
simply To protest against the present /
capitslistic regime, but not TO take part
in parliamentary work proper. The
French delegation has filed u resolution
tavorlng unity OF action between the
revolutionary socialists aud the com.
munIst anarchists, bnt this Will te vigor.
ously opposed by the German social
Democrats. A number ~ resolu tiOns
are To be hled IN behalf ~ the American.
Germans, but their exact purport hHs
not yet developed. The French have
three resolutions relating to May day
dem nstratlons, the Paris Labor Ex.
change urging that II should not be
merely workers holiday, but mani
fsstIon Tor the purpose Of bri' glng
about International peace. The Paris
Scciallstics' Alliance boldly declares
that var should he abolished IN Europe,
and suggests the formation ot an inter.
nn,ionai court II arbitrHtors 10 be com.
posed of delegates from all nations TO be
elected 10y the vHrious pHrliaments or
congresses, one for each million OF pop.
ulAtiUn,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-08-05

The Sultan Of Turkey has decided to
establish state schools tor girls in Con,
stantinople.
The deficiency In the funds of savings
bank of Deerield, Mass,, IL placed at
sl0O,OO0, due to bad paper.
Twenty million bushels OF coal are
awaiting shipment from Pitsburg on
the firs, stage Of high water.
Russia proposes to have an interna-
tionai fruit exposition and congress at
~. Petersburg in the fall Of 1894,
Congressman Pence and Bell, OF Colo.
RADIO, visited Secretary Carlisle 10 pro-
tset against the curte.lmsnt Of silver
purchasers.
The United States wHrship Alert vas
damaged by collision with the steamer
York 10 the Chinese sea, and will be
docked for examination,
Secretary Carlisle will II 10 reported,
ask congress 10 provide Tor = business
head for the oosst survey bureau and
will institute other reforms.
The iron puddlsp Of Ohio are talking
OF Withdrawing from the Amalsauated
aasociation beoaass OF dissatisfaction
over tb revised wages scale.
Governor Gallsrds Of the CITY VI Mex.
100. has ordered strict measures TO pre-
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-08-05
Ntliioas or Acres

Richmond, Va. Aug. A bull in the
celebrated case OF Countess Caroline
Won Roques Of Rouen, France. against
David Armstrong OF LouisviIle and
others. vas died IN the chaocery court
here The case involves the title to 3.
100000 acres Of land in Virginia, West
Virginia and Kentucky, and the object is
10 have snnullsd the deed signed by
Countess Won Roques and her daughter,
Mrs. Florence L. Msybrick.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-08-05
Tus risrxs TEmnsross.
News aiean,nEs from RV-r, rortIor
of Nr,soaa,


There Urr three Ir,roners ~ tho r,es.
ooti Jail
Tucson s,'l has tho champion base
bal team - the territory,
= \ hly bat - gold from the McCsDe
b ulne wac brought into l'r~ru.t
I Eru,nuN Warrants on the general
fund afe "nut pal Tor want ~ money"
7 Nr,.! tout hULjt,d prusprc ors are
dey"'opIug cams ~ the superstition
mouutAlns
A. jerome three furnaces are IL NIL
bIntt, Grd the daily outiut u copper
matte "..'pnts toe ghty tons.
II r-pnrle' tnG owing ~ The low
Ir,c" Of cppp'r ~. , ut b,sh"" h4, -
been reduced irom g. ~ to s5a do,
The towns u Bshee aud Fairbanks
have sun SEVERELY from the recent
rSins At Fairbanks nearly the whole
town waa ut der water
The sSoiumOnvlllc Bulletin thinks that
the populists could no. seCure II more
able leader for their iorloru way III Arr.
zona than General W.O. Omen
Mrs, l.. G.. liughrs, un behalf ~ the
W. &. +. L, ot Tucson, has presented
the hospital nj the Yuma pen,,outlHry
with threo cushioned rocking chairs.
which are most acceptable.
The school trust.es Tor the ~. Johns
precinct have selected teachers Tor the
coming term commencing IN September,
as follows: J. W. Brown, Mrs. Bessie
Frank, Misses Hunt and kempe.
The Prescott Courier thinks It wrong
principle 10 import any person or thing
into Arizona when home article OF
equal or superior quality il to be had,
and makes the application TO printing,
school teachers, etc.
The Tucson Building and Loan Asso.
citation has plenty OF money 10 loan.
Many Stockholders are availing them
selves OF the privilege Of borrowing the
full amount paid IN op their stock at one
aud q quarter per cent interest per
month.
The 81. Johns Herald says; by ear.
nest, well directed labor on twenty acres
Of land, for tive months IN tue year, any
one can make decent living for him
self and small family. This being the
case there 10 no excuse for any one being
IN want.
The Offering Of animal scslps for 3oun.
ty has ceased. During the later session
Of the supervisors a committee Of cattle
msn waited on the board, asking that
the bounty on lion scalps Ue renewed.
On the score Of economy the reques,
was refused.
Relative To the candidacy Tor the Tue
son postm astership It ia alleged that
Clark I.oonsy 10 out Of the race, though
not voluntarily. EN Postmaster Elliott
has expressed himself M almost dead
sure to get the appointment, through q
back east pull.
The banks OF Arizona know 40 such
word ~ fail. Every other state and ter.
ritory in the union has been subjected
10 failures and financial breskdowns,
but Arizona promises to weather the
crisis without q single feather in her
plumage being ruillod
The long. distance b,cyclists, Fred
Holmes and Meade Goodsoe, who started
from Tucson Tor Phoenix l}O miles, ON
Victor wheels, to view the ball games,
made good tune, They made seventy.
dive miles in tive aud u half hours of 40.
tual travel. They made ll5 miles the
first day starting from Tucson at a IN.
Saturday and reaching Mesa that night.
Phoenix they entered Sunday morning
at o o'clock. This time was made with
the theam ometsr 100 In the shade.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-08-05

Hamilton. Ont., Aug. 4.-Ths four
,esnth annual regatta Of tn, Canadian
association Of Amateur Oarsuen opened
on Hamilton Beach 10 day With q iargs
attendance. The entries for The various
events are especially numerous, United
States amVteurs being especially we'll
represented. Tue course Ii g mile and a
half straigh, away. aud 10 one Of the besl
ON the continent.