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Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-12-04
UNDER a CLOUD.
Salem Savings Bank Officials Would Like 10
See Clarence Murnhy

SALEM, Mass, Dec. 4.-Up TO lat even
Ing the polire had obtained 40 trace Of
Clarence Murphy, the fugitive t'ller Of
the Salem S,vings bank. A lifelong ac-
quaintance repOIts that he saw Murphy In
Boston shor ly after O'Clock Saturday
afternoon, walking briskly toward the
Providence depot, and n lt, wife did not
go TO her relttives in South Boston, IL Is
thought she may have joined h IN in Bos-
tol.
The team with wnich he left Salem has
not ~ yet been found
A director Of the bank states that the
funds of the bank, rs de from the $500
which IL is claimed Murphy took when he
left, are intact, and that he had no access
to the securities of the institution and
could not have manipulated them in any
way. He thought the figh wa "A sudden
idea and that no plans had been lad for It.
IL there was any wrDngd)ing IL must
be with the money received from daposi-
tors, and thi couli ouly be- determined by
an examination Of the over 1900 deposit
books
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-12-04
SAXON MILLS BUSY,
Other Mills at QlneyviIIe Idle
Today.
Few Employees Return to WorA at the
Price offered.

The Saxon mills In Olueyville presented
en- animated and cheerful appearance this
morning and the Ave or SIX hundred op-
erstives therein employed, as we'll az che
owners, are congratulsting themselves
that an smicable understanding has been
reached bet tween them.
The mills are In operation today and
good feeling exists between employer and
employed as the re- ult OF the mutual con-
cessions agreed upon Saturday.
The OF her mills threw open their gates
this morning to all those who desired to
work at the price offered.
Less than dozen ont Of the several
thousands OF operatives took advantage
OF the opportunity to return To work.
Today mass meeting was held and Was
crowded. Ste ps are being taken and plans
perfected to care Tor those IN need on ac-
count OF the strike. Assistance Is pour.
Ing In from all qusrtres and the opera
tives are evidently determined to stand
drm.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-12-04
new ENGLAND BRIEFS

John Manyon OF Cambridge. Mass, was
struck and killed by u locomotive.
The Wilson House property at North
Adams, Mass, was sold for SIPS 600.
The locked-out hatters at Dan bury,
Conn, say they are prepared for long
fght.
Two men were seriously injured by the
caving in OF q water pipe trench In New
ton, Mass
James Whalen OF Fall River, Mass, was
run over by freight train in that city.
He will not survive.
While playing in the mepdow at East
Hartford, Conn., two boys found a card
board box containing ~ counterfeit dimes
dated 1885.
Arthur Sib!ey. aged s, and George Big
bee, II, while playing on sandbank In
Providence, were buried under q mass Of
sand, but were dug ou, alive
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-12-04
IN CENTRAL FALLS.
How Sunday Was Passed
in This Place.
THE CADETS ARE ALL ALIVE
Joseph Lynch Has Returned and Will
Sue officer Stafford.

The weather OF Sunday was the first OF
Winters style and many a one was sur
prised at the sudden change In the ap-
pearance OF mother earth upon awaken
ing from sleep. The day was d lonesome
and quiet one and streets were deserted.
The police hsu nothing u do save patrol
their beats and IL was at times almost
impossible TO find company. The
man, Bolan, who was Ia IN to
the police station Friday with the trs-
mems appeared upon the streets with a
broken hand In splints and was
twice looked after by officer Walsh. He
claims he hse no home aad no where to
go. His condit ion vas anything but ap-
propriate 20 brave the severe weath her.
Business that vac open ss usual was
dull, aud the vatrons were few.
There was no drunkenness noticed
and places that We're opened formerly
were yesterday closed tigit. The liquor
officers did work and Town Sergeant
keene was busy all day. The churches
were poorly attended and the sad acci
dent To young Foran was tne principal
topic of conversation.
The Report Untrue.
A story was reported on the streets
Sunday that Tom Sanford, the we'll
known ball player, had died suddenly. A
call at his mothers residence found the
young man alive though he has been
seriously III.
The Cadets Do Business.
All hough the weather was by no means
encouraging Sunday, the Cadets held a
good sized meeting In their armory.
Five new mem ocrs were elected, which
brings the membership up to 20 in good
standing. There are 81 active members.
They are receiving good patronage at
their Saturday evening socisls and the
proceeds are to be used in procuring new
overcoats, fatigue coats and caps. The
annual election OF officers will occur the
first Sunday in January. The committee
appointed to arrange tor grand concert
at Lothrop's Opera House iu the near
future reports progress ond a fine pro-
gramme will be given. The organization
10 hourshiDg condition.
He Has Returned.
Joseph Lynch, who has a suit against
| Patrolman Stafford for an alleged assault
| I'm biting his thumb, and who has been in
Canada for several weeks, has returned
and shows the thumb as being we'll. He
| stated Sunday that he should push the
suit. Officer Stafford does not appear
worried.
Interesting Items.
There were three funerals in this village
| Sunday.
The father of Capt. Phillips is not i'm
proving In his illness.
James 8. Wilson OF Bridgeport, Conn.,,
| Is visiting relatives here.
Joseph Miller, the well known ball
player, was In town Sunday.
Mrs. Patrick O'Malley entertained rel
atives at a Sunday dinner yesterday.
The Armenians now hold religious
services In their native language In
Edgerton's block.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-12-04
A Rad Locality.

George Coyle and Louis Clancy, two
young men about II years OF age, were
arrested Saturday evening by Officer
Smith for using insulting language TO a
young girl on Water street. They pleaded
not guilty In the District Court Sunday
and were held in 500 bonds for trial next
Thursday morning. They obtained bail.
Several complaints have been made to the
police OF late In regard to persons max
ing insulting remarks to the girls while
the latter were passing back and forward
on Water street, and the result OF the
complaints were the arrests as above.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-12-04
PERSONAL.

DR.. Moroney and wife OF Boston spent
Thanksgiving dey in this city.
William II. Grimes and family spent
Thanksgiving Gay IA Boston.
Miss Ssrsh Marley oi Wsureesn Conn,
has bonr v'si n, friends IA tLls city.
Miss Net 10 My Nye OF Cottage City is
visiting her siiter, Misc Grace Nye of the
Pswtucket Lcar Cc.'s store.
r.. s. Binford oi the First NationnI
Bank today proudly displayed some boau
titul v plets picked in his yard among the
snow sud Ice.
Frank NJ. Murray returned from New
York State Saturday evening with l, loo
bushes OF potatoes which he IL dlsposinG
Of at low prices.
Mis- Josie Moroney, ono Of the bright
est youIg ladies at Woliesiy College
shared tho Thanksgiving turkey with
parents IA tt 10 city.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-12-04
MRS. MANNERING ACQUITTED.
The Jury Did Not Believe That She Had Killed
Her Husband.

LITCBFIELD, Conn, Dec 4.-Mrs. Jane
Mannerug was acquitted Of the charge Of
numbering her husha d. in the superior
court. Man nering was drunken charac.
ter, aid his reputa ion doubtless had much
TO do with influencing the jury. Public
sentiment WAS with the accused
Poison was found in his stomach after
death. and ais in the ston acb ~ num-
Der Of piss, VII ch wrre fed on swill from
the Mannerug table
Mrs. VI nneriug said he had got
strychuine % io'son foxes. Shr had also
beer herd { sly she wished her husbtud
dead
When the verdict was announced the
applause was 30 great thet the Judge
cleared the & urtruoIn
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-12-04
An Indignant Rabuko.

A person Of my acquaintance was riding
through the streets Of western city some
two or three weeks ago with million.
eire dhis man had made his money In n
few weeks out Of pork When they got
out Of the carriage, high wind took of
the hat of his coachman, who, regardless
Of his duties, jumped from his seat and
ran to catch IT, The horses took fright
and started, but were stopped by gentle
man who was passing by. The rich man
thanked him. adding, "Tm sorry have
no money about me for you" "Sir, re-
torted the indignant stranger, "you have
nothing but money =" - Poughkeepsi.
News Pros
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-12-04
VAN ALIEN SAYS mo-
Positively Refuses to Recon-
slider His Determination.
He Will Not Go to Italy on Account Of
Unjust Criticism.

WAsHINCTnN, Dec. Corr spr ndence
between j. J. N,n Alrr, who was ap-
pointed amlH sa - to Italy. AID Presi
dent C'eveland, s ma lc publ c. Van Allen,
slthough urg d by tire pr sid mt To re, on.
slider hi. det-' mination, pos lively refuses
70 accept the fiicr because Of the unjust
criticism dire. ell ayainst him
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-12-04
PREPARING FOR WINTER.
A Thief Snatches an 0vercoat From in Front
OF the Misft ParIors,

Saturday evening about 5 O'Clock g
rough-looking fellow came down Broad
street ana calmly unbuttoned an over
coat that wss on a Storm" in front OF the
Misht Parlors and started down the
strest. Some OF The clerks saw him and
gave chase. Joseph La Croix ran out the
rear door leading to North Union street
and John L. Fitzpatrick went out the
front way.
La Croix was the luckier of the two
for the thief turned up North Union
street and LaCroix collsred the coat. lie
was unable to hold the thief who got
away.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-12-04
The MESSAGE.

BY big stroke OF enterprise on the part
OF the American Press Association, h,
through its Boston manager, Mr.. Doug
lass, the TRIBUNE today gives In full the
message OF President Cleveland which
was not delivered Ia Washington until
after noon. 1t will be found on tho sec
ond and third pages. Read the TRIBUNE
II you want to keep posted.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-12-04
BERNDT BACK.

Contractor August Berndt, who has
been missing since Saturday and who had
81 900 when he was last seen, so that foul
play was feared, has returned. He ar
rived home at 1880 o'clock today. He
does not give a very connected account
OF his wanderings.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-12-04
THE RETREAT.

II Will Open This Evening at 81. Mays
Church.
The retreat for the men OF the city will
begin at st. Msry's Church this evening
at 1880 o'clock, and viii 10 conducted by
Rev. Father Youman, OF the Paulist con-
fraternity. Masses will b. SAID each morn
ing at Band 7 o'clock, and the services
will begin each evening at half past 7.
The retreat Will close Thursday morning.
At all the masses yesterday the men
were urged to attend.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-12-04
OUR QUERY BOX.

J. II. q The votes for the plurality
amendment are now being counted ny the
State CaDvsssIDt Board and II the vote Ii
found to be in favor OF the passage lof the
amendment, a. II doubtless will be, the
proclsmat ION OF the q Ivernor car be i'm.
mediateiy issued ana 1t Will go into effect
at once. IL he sees fl to delay the matter
he can do so until Dec. 20 OF this year, but
lnp0ar
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-12-04
DEATH RECORD.

Ch rlee j. Have. VINO Tor Is ypars had
report d the r"1ulHr h use proc ediBgs
for the p ~, died at Washington. He
broke dow wand the end OF the extra
session. VI HAYES wns ksowu TO every
public ma . 10 hli h IN in congress n
recent ye,r,. mi Ivy then ~ b. his news
paper Hs.uc.airs he was loved aud re-
spec,ed.
Hon John Bovd. lieurenant gov.
ernor Of New Sra vic die at st. John
Of apoplrNv He was ap ent.y in the
best 81 ~, | o. only appointed
govern rH .nIea.o.
DIR. y. g. Pm 81 r., prom vt phv-
sici I'd t.. hy citz'u o Va ervilIr,
Ne died Il p um u. ,.,d 90
visit the pick wick"
FOR the best Lager snd Liquors ~ town
Kelley a Taylor. Proprieters.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-12-04
viii Try II Wednesday.

New LONDON, Conn, Dec. 4-The new
cruiser Marbehead has arri ed in the har-
Dor after slow run from New York. The
speed trial will take place Wednesday II
the weather permits TIL course is be-
tween Stratford range and Saybrook range,
86 nautical 'es
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-12-04
NEWS IN A NUTSHELL


The town Of TLorton, Miss, was de-
stroyed by fire.
Annapolis cadets defeated West Point
cadets at foo ball
American ya htsmen may challenge for
the vicrorit gold cup.
The Phila clip ia race track was closed
by the mayo y orders
Chicago saw ngs banks reduced dividends
to depo, itors from 4 to 8 per cent
The street ~ Ca 70 dance was stopped by
Inspector Williams Of New York.
A tramp atteu pied to burn an old man
TO death st Egg Hsrbor City, N. J.
Hundreds of families are suffering
greatly from hunger aud cold In western
Kansas
DIR. Defreitus Of Oporto was sentenced
to eight years 10 solitary confinement for
murder.
Several people were injured by . rail-
road accident at the Broad street station.
Philadelphia
The recent anarchist plot to kill Chan
eellor Caprivi was also intended TO end the
life Of the kaiser.
The Grand Trunk railway freight agent
ar Niagara Falls, Ont, is short In his ao-
counts and missing.
Pauline Cushmsn, ths female scout, was
found dying In her house ss New York
from the effects Of morphine poisoning
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-12-04
A Registration Club.

A Democratic registration club was
formed In the Second Ward Saturday
evening with the following officers: Pres
ident, James p. McVey; Secretaries,
Thomas e. Hand and Peter Keonan; Com
mittee on Registration. Pstrick Ford,
John Winters, James McNahc-, Es-vsrd
V. McVey, James Conlon, Patrick Len
non, Francis CCnlon.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-12-04
In ALI The PnnH.

There will be an adjourned meeting of
ths Ladies' Aid Society of St. Msry's
parish tomorrow evening at s o'clock In
the school hall to take action on the en-
tertsinmsnt aud social for the benefit OF
the poor. A full attendance is expected.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-12-04
An Interesting decision.

Boston. DEC. "A Fl. Hussey sued tn
recover $3l5 from B wdich, Capp &
Pierc- for alleged breach of contract In
discharging him before tie expr''inn Of
his time. Husaey was discharged because
he attended "ame ~ b ball. The cause
was found sufficient bv Jud ge Parmen ter.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-12-04
PROMINENT MAN MISSING.
Contractor August Berndt has not Been Seen
Since Saturday. Foul Play Suspected.

August Berndt, contractor and builder,
living at No. 59l Broadway, has been
missing from home since Saturday morn
ing. He left there about o'clock to 20
to Providence to collect a sum of money,
and up to late hour last night had not
returned. Members OF his family went to
Providence yesterday and found that he
had received the money about II noon
Saturday. His family fear foul play. The
had q, 900 with him.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-12-04
Hunory People Fioht For Food.

CHICAGO, Dec 4-Hnngry and desti-
tute men and women fought like wild
beasts TO secure food N the county agents
Office. II was food dist ihu'ion day Riot
prevailed in the room and fists were u ed
at rleasu II WIS the biggest crowd -
hungry people that evcr assembled in the
vlucu
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-12-04
poIic, Noiec.

Marcus l.. Daggett and Frank Eccles
were taken to the Reform School today
and William Riley to- jail.
The case OF Jonn Buckley for assault on
Uriah Whitehead was settled today on
payment OF costs.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-12-04
Won by Yale

NEW HAVEN, Dec 4. - The annual
Yale-Harvard freshman football game
resulted in a walkover for the home
kickers, who won by score Of 30 to l.
The fist 10 minutes Of pay showed that
the overr It'd crimson plevers were nc
match for their blue, eyed rivals.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-12-04
An Old Mans Experience.

New BRITAIN, Conn, Dec. 4 George c.
Prentice, 50 years oil, was found in pool
Of water at the foot Of bridge over a
creek at Berlin. He had been attacked bv
highwaymeu who beat and stabbed aud
then robbed him
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-12-04
Boston Ladies Helped n

Boston, Dec. 4-Thr Harvard annex
will soon bee me a. iulegral par Of Har-
ward university, this being made p s.ible
by the endDwme fund of $3.50, 900 re-
Gently completed by Bos o. ladies'.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-12-04
Counting the Votes.

The State Board OF Csnvassers, con-
sisting of the Governor, Secretary of
State and Attorney General met at the
State House this morning to begin the
count of votes for the plurality amend
ment.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-12-04
oys Can Have II.

HARTFORD, Dec 4-The money found
by several small boys last spring has been
awarded to the finders The lads dis
covered about $500 in bills in the cellar OF
an unoccupied house and divided the
money. N claimant OF the money ap
v,aaral
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-12-04
Reuis READING Circle.

The Regis Reading Circle of st. Joseph's
parish held an enjoyable meeting last
evening. An entertainment consisting of
vocal an Instrumental music and recits-
tions was given. Father Kinnerney made
an address.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-12-04
SATURDAYS POLO.

Providence and Boston the Winners s-To.
nights Games.
The New Bedford team, the leader in
the polo race, was beaten at Pfoviden &C
Saturday night II to 3. John Smith had
an on night. stops-Lsmpkin, 80; Smith,
80.
Brockton B-aten.
The Kspgaroos were beaten on their
own stamping ground by the Besnesters
8 to 1. Curlev and Williams played fine
game, but the rest OF the team were "swsv
on"
Tonight's Games.
New Bedford at Boston.
Worcester at Providence.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-12-04
qeru 1nea $tors.
~~~~~~~~~>~I~>~>~~~~ ~~~~>~~~~~~~~~~~~
For Tomorrow, Tuesday, Deoem-
Der 5, 1898.
STIRRING TIMES HERE.

Booklets and arc
Calendars, aSi T
Books 10y
Albums. oay'
Baskets in wonderful novel
ties.
Dolls-Every imaginable
kind.
Toys of every description.
HANDKERcHIEFs.
Mems Handkerchiefs, all
grades for ordinary and ex-
traordinary occasions. See
these specials.
Printed Border; hemstltched
12Hc.
initiated Handkerchiefs, 25c
and SOC.
Brocaded Silk at 25, SOC
and 75c.
Silk Mufflers from Toe to
81.
Christmas line of Mems
Neckwear is in. The newest
choice patterns in silks, made
up in the latest fashion at
soc and 75c each.
CLOAK Room.
Our stock OF fashionable
winter, tailor made Coats is
very large and complete. Re-
member our styles are all new,
fur and braid trimming are
all the go.
Fur Edgings.
Fur aud Braid Loops.
Fur Neck Scarfs-A dozen
new real mink Scarfs, excel
lent grade, at $3.50 each.
Best stone martin Neck
Scarfs at So.
Fur Sets for children.
Fur Gloves.
A great assortment Of
Women's Muffs.
Comfortable knitted worsted
things are in order now. Our
department on the second
floor is packed to overAowing
with a matchless variety, all
new this season and made to
our order.
Womeu's Shoulder Capes,
$1.25 and $1.75.
Women's "Fascinators," in
pretty patterns, complete as
sortment, Soc to $50.
Women's Hoods, 75c, ST.,
$1.25 and $l.38.
Girls Hoods, 39c to 81.
A GREAT BARGAIN IN WHAT
YOU HAVE TO BUY ALMOST
DAILY.
60 dozen Women's Shetland
grey, all wool, heavy ribbed
or plain Hose, worth 25c a
pair Of anybody's money. We
sell the case only at TIC a
pair, 3 pairs for SOC.
Knitters will find here a
superb collection of yarns
Germantowns, Shetland Wool,
Ice Wool, Saxony Wool and
Knitting Silks.
.SA~HnA1S q Ae6inaa..
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-12-04

ON That - kennisou's Eusiy store, right
JppOsit vhero the elcctrin car start for
Aul'bOrI n r. 10 best place IN the city Ca
nave pictHTe, framed, or to buy Pictures,
Pianos, %. rsl' snything la the line o'
music and NJ
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-12-04
NEWSPAPER TROUBLES.
North AttIeboro Chronicle in Hard Luck
Boston Herald Sued.

Notice OF foreclosure of mortgage I'm the
sum Of f20 600 has been gwen the North
AttleborO Chronicle.
Ex- Officer Patten OF Attleboro has
brought suit against the Boston Herald
for rs OOO
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-12-04
Higgins Brothers.
Mount Vernon WhIskics.
AMUSEM ENTS.
Lothrop's Grand Opera House.

You will certainly like "The Light on
the Point" which will have us first pre-
sentation at Lothrops Opera House to-
night. The play Is much like ashore
Acres" that is creating such a sensation I'm
Its tour ofthe country. The scenes are
laid along the shores OF Nantucket and In
a Crede mining camp. The characters are
all strong and the story Is one that will
prove intensely Interesting. Its mechani-
cal effects are most novel and its comedy
scenes are scresmers. T.. +. Sullivan,
Viola Bancroft, Martha Conway, the
comedians, Grady and Byrnes, and the
cute soubret, frankie Carpenter, are all
happy In their roles and the speciaities In
troduced are OF most taxing nature,
Baby Allie Fisher d)sss great act.
M-ikisiohu a Louss Series.
Some isw ysrs ago Pyc'. X. l.. Cum
mock of the Nor, ,wostt rn University, ILL.,,
appeared Ia the MeIslejohn Il Lomss
concert serie1 NJ gnvs one Jf his unpar.
s'irlyd refdIngs wolch was the talk OF
The lity for some time. The citizens o.
pewtucSet are again e. have the pleasure
Of hearlag Mr. Cumnock. He IL To en-.
teet ain tHe patrons OF the Meiklejonn &
Tomas concert next "Wednesday evening.
This gentleman has gathered ms1y new
isure.s since he was here before and he
stkpds today without peer ~ humor-
Gus, dramatic aud heroic reader. His pro-
grsmme Will include selections from
Hogg, Sco't, Dickens, Lover, Burdette,
etc. tie sIli be assisted on this occasion
by Miss X n man, Boston's hest soprano.
Tickets are now on sale at the warerooms
OF the management In the Sheldon build
ing
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-12-04
FOOTBALL GAMES.
Wanderers and Y. N. C. A. Play Tie Game.
Rovers Beaten.

Rovers Beaten.
The Wanderers and Y. NJ. Z. A. elevens
met on the Dexter street grounds Sstur.
day afternoon In the New England series
and played a tie game, each scoring
goals. Other games we're as follows:
Earle Street Rovers, 2; Ashton Victors,
Pine Street Rovers, 8; Perry Grsys, 1.
Lonsdales, 8; Dodgeville, o.
Oiympics, 2; Fall River Rovers, o.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-12-04
Higgins Brothers.
OLD Ostssv ws,ek,-e.
Ffns L'ns Of Z

Fins L'ns Of Smokers Articles
~ the WOodpine best pisse sns city 4
make your purchases In this line.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-12-04

Biggins Brothers.
Old Pepper whiskiss-
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-12-04

SMOKE YarGsr mouse bouquet
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1893-02-09

glimmerings of practicabilityl From cen
trail headquarters they control vast organ
lied systems of meat and oil distribution.
Shall our people ever again go back to
petty local methods? Neverl These bust
nesses are now adjusted to n national scale.
Many enthusiasts are at work in lesser
circles of social reform. DeVoe, for twen-
ty years superintendent of New York's
markets, wrote book to show that pub
lie market in each ward would reduce the
price of country produce to the household
er by 20 per cent. or So The department
store proprietors are forever entertaining
wilder schemes to be applied in cheapening
shop goods The unconservative street
railroad system, with its cables and troll
leys, has brought the average cost of the
passengers ride Ito the syndicate) down to
two cents.
All, if the great public would take to
dreaming with these dreamers, planning
for itself as they do for themselves, and
taking up with their ways of doing bust
ness, how rich and happy it might be in
l993l j. w. SULLIVAN.