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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-07-05
AMONG THE FIREMEN.
Interesting Bits of Gossip Picked up From
the department Boys.

Interesting Bits of Gossip Picked up From
the department Boys.
There are many applications for the
position In the drill school in Boston.
Whoever is selected must be capable of
opening school in this city upon his re-
turn. Capt. B. 4. Harrington of Hose IL
is thought by mauy to be the best man
for the position. and he will probably BE-
select ed from among the many. 1t is not
a very desirable position, as the course
of study is not only dangerous but ex-
tremely difficult.
Hoseman Abner Allen OF hose No. z
enjoyed his vacation the past week.
The Old association meets next Monday
evening when some very large bills will
be presented. as there are several mem :
bers upon the sick list. Inc amount t o
be paid out will exceed that OF any other
date since the association has been
formed.
Driver Matt O'Neil of steam err IA has
so far recovered from his injuries that he
has discarded his crutches aud gets
about 81 ith the assistance OF a cane.
Captain Beelher will probably be dis
charged from the Rhode Island hospital
during the week.
Call Hoseman Jack Little OF No. l3
will enter the Rhode Islani hospital to-
day and will undergo a surgical opera
tion for q firberous tumor upJn his
face.
Captain Penno of Steamer No. 2
Is now under the care or DIR. Hasbrouk.
1t has been discovered that the second
lining of the eve has been affected, caused
by the concussion at the time h. WAS in-
jured.
The members OF Hose II have added to
their comforts fully equipped gymna-
stun. A portion of it Was presented to
em bv Councilman Knish.
Box SO. that was formerly located az the
corner of Cranstou aud Messer streets,
has been removed and will be put in po-
sition in the vicinity of box SO at the
corner Of Borden aud Eddy streets. Box
375 has been placed mt the corner of
Crauston aud Messsr streets.
The new steamer at the present time is
at the store house on South Main street.
1t will probably be put in commission at
the house of No. IL, in charge of engineer
George Batty. aud steamer IL Will be
held in reserve.
The tower Is expected to arrive here
about the first Of October. There are
number of applications TO take charge Of
It. Lieut.. Leander Dawley, who has
charge Of the Jumbo" seems to be the
leading candidate.
In the city of Boston the deputies have
their days " of the same as the firemen.
Deputy Hill of this city enjoys no such
luxury. as he Is on duty at all times. 1t
Is also the privilege OF the men in the
Boston department. to enjoy the meal
hour, and not be Obliged to answer an
alarm of fire, as Is done in this city.
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Cottage Draperies

Which we make and put up in the most
artistic manner will give you a pleasant
surprise.
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GRAND SALE OF
2USSET SHOES

Ladies', Russell Oxford Ties sizes 9 l-2
TO 8; price was $l.0O.
Ladies' Russet oxford Tee, every pair
warranted. sizes Ia 70 z; price was
$1.25.
Ladies' extra Fine Russet Ties, opera
toe. d and wide. sizes 2 L. to 3; price
was $3.50.
Ladies' fine Russia Calf Ties In wine
and tan shade. sizes 2 l-2 10 z. hand
sewed; price was 81. 90.
Ladies' Russet Goat Blucher Lace
Boots, sizes . l-2 TO q; prico was S25J.
Childrens' Button and Lace Spring
heel Boots; made OF fine Russet goat
sizes 8 TO IL; price was Sl.25.
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PIatoon OF police.
Chfef Marshall Col Isaac l.. Goff

Chief OF STAFF. Co. Edmund q. Danforth.
Personal and honorary stan made up as follows:
Coionel Isaac NJ. Potter. Prof Aonzo williams.
Hon. John Nicholas Brown. Col. Melville Bull,
Col. tn, oiore A. Barton, Coz. Samuel 7. Doug
las. Coz. A; X: Goodwin. Capt william y.
Harcourt, Theodore W. Foster. Michael
F.tzgerad, Oscar Lapham. Charles III Page.
j. r. Sphinx. Maj. III. =. Dorchester, George %. W IL
lad. IA don sillier John McManus, Edwin &.
pleree ESQ. Milton Payne ,y ESQ William H. n, ,9,-
lip: lips = Esq. George A. yoaiden ESQ, George
i, ,Ro6iascn ESQ, FrsnS W; Reed Esq Sso,ge D.
Warren jr,, Leon A. White, v. ., Ho ace IL.
Franklni ESQ; Charles Law Esq. Jane u Free;
ABBOTT N. d.. Hon. A. l.. andrews, X h. Bud
long. Esg- n A: Beaman. ESQ, y. n. Cook. ESQ.,
Capt. Nelson s. Davis, William J. Kenyon. Esq.
Is. Is. Blake. Esq. w Hard 1. Lansing, Esq. i. II.
Turner. ESQ. Capt. Arthur B sphinx
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All our shade WORK and decorative
work is in most competent hands AMI
guaranteed.
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cut He was attended by DR.. Kearns at
his home $40 Wickenden street.
A slight fire in barrel near Williams
market at the corner of Mathewson AID
Washington streets, caused no damage
to the p emises, but Rudolph Ducharme, :,
proprietor of the hotel over the market.
was badly cut by jumping through a
window to extinguisn the fire.
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THE TRADES PROCESSION.

Admirable showing OF Providence Mcr-
chants In the Afternoon.
The trades parade in The afternoon as
all that the uavst enterprising merchant
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Aids, j. Harry Johnson, Charles Grey.
Partridge's Band. franklin, Mass; 20 pieces
Uniform Rank, Knights OF Pythias Col. n. w.
Pierce commanding; Quartermaster. J. l.. Foss;
staff ard unattached commissioned officers,
Capt n, %. Wehosxey, Capt. Gladding. Capt.
Brown, Lieut.. Redtord, fieui. Harold sherman.
Setgt Mai. kenisI n Capt. w. W. Occleston.
perserysrance Division. No. 8. Capt. John NJ. VIII
liams, 20 men.
Union Division. No. 4, 4,Pawtucket; 12 men.
Whatchecr Division, No. 9. Cap. j. Is. Wentworth;
sto linz DIVISION no. 10. Lieut.. W. A. Grinnthi sc
men.
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Fourth OF July.

You should have pair OF comfortable shoes 20
wear and the place TO get them at the lowest
prices is at Chas. G. Mclaughlin, 2T2 ". Main ST.
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THE MORNING PARADE.
The Military Display u Credit TO the
state and the City.

The Military Display Credit to the
state and the City.
The pomp and glory OF war and the
brass buttons. gold lace and trimming OF
military regiment are an irresistible
attraction to the multitude. Tnis was
shown yesterday by the thousands or
spectators, many Of the fair sex, VINO
patiently waited In the hot sun tor the
appearance of the morning military par
ade.
They did not wait long after the adver-
tised time for starting, for shortly after
$3.50 the strains of the American band
were heard in the distance aud soon fol-
lowed their appearances, and then the
prancing horses OF the marshall aud his
staff.
The parade was excellent As usual
the First Light infantry made brilliant
appearance aud marched Aaefy. So did
the cadets and militia. The line was
revie we'd by the governor Oh Exchange
place. The line was as follows:
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THE GREAT FOURTH.
How the People Of ProVidspss Passed
The Day.
THE PARADES AND FIREWORKS.
Fire Bells Keep Up Con slant Changing
but No Serious Fires Took Place
The Noise That Reigned triumphant
Died Away mt Midnight


'Tis the night before the Fourth
Calm twilight settles DER the. city and
'ere the gloom of evening has shrouded in
its folds the seven hills Of this. the birth
place Of religious freedom, the sulien
boom of cannon comes laundering
through the night.
Lurid flames shoot heavenward and
from horizon to horizon CLEANS the re-
fiected radiance of a hundred bon-fires.
A single rocket cuts it's fiery path across
the sky--it breaks-and a shower OF gol-
den rain for moment hangs mid-ar.
Then responding To the signals from
hundred places, and thousand guns
peals forth deafening crash-the an-
swer--the announcement taat this is IG-
dependence Day, the anniversary OF that
memorable time when these thirteen CO.
onies were declared Free and Independ-
Patriotic Noise.
II noise and uproar be an indication of
patriotism, then assurediy this city Is
not lacking in that all important factor
In national prosperity. The din yester-
fiay was incessant, it was terrific In The
early. the very early morning, when
timid and older folk were courting sleep,
the roar of guns and the snap OF IRE
crackers and Jorpedots was at It's height.
In the viciuity Of the post Office, the
celebraters congregated aud what with
cannon and gun, aud the fearful cannon
crackers, the noise became 80 great that
the very pavement shook and the walls
OF the surrounding buildings actually
swayed. Bands-no, gangs-of young
men and boys, paraded the streets and.
with the recklessness of soldiers of the
battlefield, shot ami were shot, aud many
were the anxious papas and mammas who
viewed their offspring "a breakfast and
wondered If this powder-begrimed and
SCOT covered young hoodlu N could be the
same youth that a few days ago declamed
30 eloQuently from the school platform
on the Future OF our Nation"
Those tortured individuals, who had
passed n night OF sleeplessness, save
when they sank into nightmare OF
horror, dreaming that some hend sat
over the conch with a tremendous horse
pistol that periodically burst and blew
The sleeper's head off--yesterday morn
ing at DAY break finally dropped into
aliQht sleep. only to be awakened by the
parnding bands and the wide-awake
Contingent Of small boys who had been
unable TO escape the watclful eye OF
parents and had remained IN bed stor-
ing up lung power Tor the morning.
From daybreak till the last rocket
broke over the TOPS of the buildings the
roar of guns and the snap of crackers
and torpedo never ceased. 1t was a
great day, even including the weather,
which Axsas
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1893-02-18

Judge J. II. Ilsley, SO favorably and
well known throughout the state,
while crossing South Peters Street,
New Orleans. La, between the meat
and fruit departments of the French
Market, on Thursday the 9th inst,
was struck by the shaft of a wagon
driving at fnll speed, and knocked
senseless. Happily the Judge was
accompanied by his son James, who
promptly conveyed him to his resi-
dence, No. 526 ST. Ann Street, where
he received all medical attention.
The Injuries received, although very
painful, are not serious. We are glad
to announce to his many friends that
the Judge is fast recovering, and viii!
soon be able to attend to his profess
sional duties. On account of this ac-
cidrnt, the Judge had to forego the
trial of several cases he had fixed in
the parish of st. Charles, before Judge
Rost's Court.
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ORANGE BLOSSOMS.
PARRA-DELAUNE.

CUTOFF, LAFOURCHE, FEB. 11tll, '93
Thursday the 9th inst. Mr.. Elma
G.. Delaune. led to the altar Miss Alice
PARA, at the Church of Notre Dame
du Rosalre, the Rev. Father A. K0h-
men officiating.
The wedding party arrived at the
Church at half past fonr o'clock in the
afternoon. The bride-e'ect was ac-
com1anied to the altar by her father,
and the groom by his mother.
The bride was attiled in a dress of
cream colorcd silk with lace
trimmings and bouquets of orange
blossoms she was Respondent in
her young beauty. Miss PARA is tie
daughter of +. p. PARA Esq, late
member of the Police Jury of this par
lsh, and | may say, one of the most
efficient members that has had the
honor of representing the Tenth
Ward.
Mr., Elma c. Delaune is a son of NJ.
Delaune who owns II large sugar plan
tation below Lockport, and was elec-
ted lis Representative to the legisla-
ture ut the las election.
Eima, although Il Young nan is one
OF energy, and has the tact of making
friends everywhere. He is at present
employed us overseer on his fathers
plantation.
Many friends OF the Young couple
accompanied them TO the church to
witness the nuptial ceremony.
In fact il seemed as if all the peo-
pie in the neighhoillooa had put on
their holiday suits, and turne | put ell
masse in hoi:or of the event. Among
the many friends, | noticed MeSsrs.
Edmond and Edgar Bourgeois, Miss
Lidonia Leblanc, daughter of NJ. L.
Leblanc, oversecr for Domiqne Har-
ang of the C!octaw plantation, Mrs.
Francnis Dvlanlee, Mrs. Thecphile
Ducos, Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Leblanc,
Mrs. f. Larosc, and Mr.. Arthur Lee
rifle, Miss Elmire Lerille and Mr..
john S. Barker of Lnckport.
After the ceremonies, the immediate
friends OF the families thus joined re
paired to the residence Of NJ. Delaune
where a leraSt awaited them, of which
every one present paltonk.
We trust that Elma and Alice may
live to celebrate their Golden We'd
ding in Yeas to come, and that to
day they are as
Two souls with but a single thought,
Two hearts that beat as one.
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TIT Poisonous Acids

In the blood should be taken up and
removed by the Liver and Kidneys.
hut these organs get ont of order
Rheumatism. There are Il thousand
of remedies tor tue Liver and Kidneys,
but there is ouly II cure for Rherma-
lis ". and that is DR.. Drummond's
Lightning Remedy. A large bottle
may tie had at the druggists, or will
oe sem by express to any address en-
receipt Of -. That is the price of IA
cule, and any oue who is having an
argument with the rheumatism will
feel fully repaid by the first dose.
Dlummond Medicine Co. Is 81 Mai
den Lane, New YORK. Agents want
ed.
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On account of our absence in the
city, last week, the announcements of
the removal of Maj. w. p. Martins law
Office into the coy little building on
St. Louis ST.. between Main and Mar
ket Streets, Vas Internationally omit
ted in Il last issue. The Majors Of
fee is neat and chaste, and handsome
IL furnished. Those who need his pro-
tesSional services, will at all times,
find him ready to serve them. Gener-
al \. W. Whitehead, whose advertise
ment appears in our columns, has
also opened up in the same building
his Insurance office, and s~olicits d
share of tie business in his line.
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W

The SENTINEL inadvertently forgot
to mention last week its Indebtedness
to the Christian Brothers of the facul-
ty OF th3t we'll known institution of
learning at Bay ST. Louis. Miss, st.
Stanislaus College, :or an invitation to
assist at the tiftieth anniversary of the
episcopal consecrati or and golden Jul
bilee of his holiness, Leo XIII, which
vas celebrated by tlIe'students Of the
College on last Sunday, the 18th inst.
The exercises took place at $3.50 o'clock
in the afternoon, and proved quite a
success in their grand and imposing
ceremonies. The invitationcards sent
ont were exceedingly c%llaste, the iron-
tispiece containing a well executed
likeness Of his holiness, and the re-
verse Of the card a picture of the Col
lege itself.
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Miss Laura F. Ilsley, the lovely
daughter of Judge John H. Ilsley and
sister Of Mrs. A. JOLIET, Jr., and Joseph
Lee JOLIET, youngest brother of Mr.. A.
JOLIET, Jr, of Thibodaux. were quietly
joined III wediock on Wednesday, the
Sth inst, at St. AIMS Church, New
Orleaps. La. Rev. Father Tumoine
officiating. No invitation cards.
To the happy couple, the SENTINEL
extends its most cordial c%ongratula-
%tioas, and wishes of long life hap
piness and prosperity, and a full need
of Gods choicest blessings.
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The weather has been cloudy and
rainy nearly the whole week. The
ram. however. was Il light and drip
ping one, proving very s~alutary to the
seed cane recently planted and put
ting all ploughed lands in excellent
condition.
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A CARD.

WE, THE UNDERSIGNED, TAKE THIS
w method of informing the public and
our patrons that we have removed our
DRUG STORE from the building at the corner
OF Main and st. PhilipStreets, Into the base
ment of the f. \. Roth double story build
Streets, ~Thibodaux, La.
We hope that our friends will favor us
with their patronage in the future us they
have done in the past.
ROTH DRUG 90. Limited.
ThibOdauX, Dee 24th. 1882.
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Notice.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN TO THE
~ public and my former patrons that [
have reopened Il butcher shop at Lafourche
Crossing, on the left bank of the Bayou La
fourche, and that | am now ready to accom-
mOdate my former customers as ! did in the
past. The best beef that home, the Attaka-
pas, and Texas can affC I'd will be retailed
out st most reasonable prices. cordially
solicit the patronage Of my former friends,
and promise to give full satisfaction.
T.. TOULOUSE.
Lafourche Crossing, Dec. 24th, 1892
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We would call the attention of our
readers to the letter from our special
Washington correspondent which APP
pears weekly in the first page Of the
SENTINEL. 1t is full of information,
giving a summary of the weekly news
of the Capital of the Union, aud the
workings of Congress. Each of these
weekly letters deserve your careful
pelusal.
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no Whom it Way Concern

OFFICE TAX COLLECTOR, PARISH OF
L~AFOURCKE.
Thibodaux, La, Feb. Is, 1898.
NOTICE is hereby given to all Ii
cense payers in this parish thai | am
prepared to collect the licenses for the
current year and they are requested
to call at my office and pay thier he
ences tor the year 1888, now due.
Attorneys fees of 10 oIo IN addition
to cost of court, will accrue on all lie
enses unpaid April LIST.
7. E. LORIO,
Sheriff.
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His holiness pope Leo XIII was
born at Carpinetto, Italy March 2nd,
l>i0, ordained priest December 9th,
1887, consecrated bishop Eebrnary,
10Th, 1913, made cardinal December
10Th. 1858, elected pope February Goth,
1873. and installed in the Vatican
March 3rd, 1873.
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Female Weakness Positive Cure.

TO TIE EDIToR:-Please inform
your readers that | have a positive
remedy for the thousand and II ills
which arise from deranged female OIL
gans. | shall be pleased to send two
bottles of my remedy FREE to any la
DIV if they will send their Express and
p. @ Address. Yours respectfully,
DIR. B. ID. MARCHiSl, UTICA, N. \.
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NERVE FAG.-That tired feeling,
nervousness, irregularities, suppress
sion, and all diseases of the female Or
gans are immediately relieved and
promptly cured by using the great
Southern favorite, Creole Female Ton
ic. 1t will build up weakly women
and make them strong. 1t restores
color to the cheeks.
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LOCAL NEWS.

PROFESSOR KING will be here for
one week, at the FROST HOTEL, corner
Of Market and Green streets, Thibo-
daux, La. for treatment OF all classes
Of diseases that man and woman are
heir to.
No charges for consultation.
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Judge l.. p. Caillouet received en-
last Wednesday furniture OF the Ia
test patterns to furnish his magniti-
cent new residence into which he has
moved this week. Next week we
propose to give II pen picture of this
handsome residence now that it is
completely finished.
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Neglect OF the halI often destroys its
vitality and natural hue, and canses it
TO fall out. Before it is too late apply
Halls Hair Remover, sure remedy.
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DoN'r yavGu YorR LINES AWAY

DoN'r ,.arGH IoUR LUNGs AwAYt-
The best fTestment on earth is the
purchase e "a bottle of MarSdcn's Pee
tolial E''a when yen have a cough or
cold. DoH'j take desperate chance
when the tilst dose If this excellent
medicine will relieve You. 4 bottle
will cuie aay ordinary cough or cold.
Sold evcy> where.
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You MUsL Stop COUGHING Mars
denis Pectolal Balm is a certain and
speedy cure for all coughs and colds.
1t gives relief at once, and permanent
cure when used according to direc-
tons. 1t is not an experiment. 1t
has been tried for % years. Sold by
druggists.
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SOLD ON ITS MERITs.-PreStOn7S He'd
AXE is an unfailirg cure for any and
every form of headache. 1t will cure
your headache in 10 minutes. 1t is
guaranteed to do that or money refund
ed. Did you ever receive a fairer Of
ferP If it does not do what we claim
we don't want your money. No cure,
no pay.
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"Racelanc" plantation, the property
of MIR. Leon Godchaux, the most pop
ular clothier of New Orleans, finished
sugar cane planting last week, having
in four hundred acres,
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The incoming trains are crowded
with people who had gone tc enjoy
the Mardl Gras festivals, many with
their pockets much lighter than when
they left -erperientia constat.
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Don't waste time, money, and
health, trying every new mt diclne
You see advertised in the papers. If
the cause Of Your trouble in the blood,
liver, stomach or kidneys, take Ayers
Sarsapaliila at once; and be sure of a
cure. T,,ke no other.
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There is no claim made for Ayers
Sarsapalilia which cannot be endorsed
by scores of testimonials. This Fact
plainly proves that the blood is the
source Of most disorders aud that
Ayers Sarsaparilla is the best OF
blood purifiers. Try it this month.
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There Will be a general inspection
OF the Fire Department of Thibodaux
on Tomorrow morning. Fuemen,
turn out.
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A choice selection of flower seeds of
all kinds to be found at THIBoDAUX
MIRO STORE. Florists are especially
invited to call and examine their stock
in this line before purchasing else
where.