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The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-09-02
GrNFRAL nEHILITY, I'D.


Day cooDs, HIo.. CAsIlSE, Maine Feb. q, 1899.
IN Il n lsANnIN, Dear Sirs- am glad to add my
tes on to the many you have OF the great value of
your belt My health has improved wonderfully, and
E9ve qinod fwai-a pounds flesh, aud sleep well
and have excellent appetite; our splendid electric
se beteht 10 me and Itake pleasure inrccommending
your Del'' -oN4'A'-P'-SvM SvM, GEO, SARGENT.
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xiassse faEel1 ~ lshiss-
BASEBALL YESTERDAY.

At wilkesbarre; Springfield, 8; Wilkes.
barre 3.
At Bnghamton: Binghamton, o; Proyi'
denco
ftB tflalo; Albany, z; Buffalo, 8.
Az scranton: Reading, IA; Scranton, g.
At Erie: Troy, 4; E"ie, l.
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New Post,nasteIs L

WASHINGTON, Sept 2-ALb,opo the most.
masters just appointed aEle these. New
Jersey-Mrs. Anna 3. Bow -ne Oa1, Dale
New York-Charles S. COZ Lr,an BelIona.
H. p. Zimmerman, Bradc fond. Jobn ]
O'Hara, Rosendale; Mary Atadule star
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on. SANDER .ELECTalG BELT

battery made Mo arrest and
hue
three months Address lp' aa 4'i-'-
ELECTRIC CO., G26 EgoactY.ags asu# Works
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A Prominent DiF -. ne.d.

LONDON, Sept. 2,-Thd
ningham died OF diabet.
st. Andrews, Scotland
ing. He had been i'll
Cunningham was = fl
writer
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4, Rev. John Cum
es at his home in
yesterday morn
! for months. DIR.
brittle theological
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-09-02

Or. A. 7. SAEDEN, DeaI
ferad such pain from rlll
fmpOssihle for me 10 get {
cane for support. 4 used
one hour. i gained in Wg
only q short limo until u
am a we'll man. lplWayd
thero might be arqturn,
wears since YOU cured md
ent, a, u. NO5S, Musical
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-09-02
gE CURED THES
" Arn WnAr-Npsa. |

< CITY. October eith, 1899.
II ISirs-About three years ago
electric belts Tor the cure OF
had in its worst form and
.my health. FOR yearsl had
, ,iehiliating drain on my vital
" what it was to have a good
months time after using the
man both mentally aud phy~
was entirely well.
IL. sEELIG, PSI BoWery.
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AND PRODUCE MARKETS
Closing Quotations of the New York and
PhiInhn nhIn L.Echmngna.

PH1LADELp ga, Sept LIN the stock mar
ket today there WAS % renewed advance IN
sIocks. OloanG bids.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-09-02
THE

Is a complete galvanio
gives soothing, pr1lOnl
$4,000. IL has an IN
no warrant It to cure 4
Refunded. They arI
en-, and Will cure the |
SAMREMl
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-09-02

middIe-aged and old /
as we have restored thou
shown by hundreds OF cai
Of whom we have strOngl
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-09-02

Survivors Of the Steamer City Of
Savannah Brought Ashore.
RENDERED A RoUsNG WELCOME

Flags Dipped in Salute as the Ship
wrecked Passengers Lnnd-They We're
lound at Two Different Places, Several
Miles Apart.
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WOMEN WILL LIKE IT.
And No One Will Think Of
Blaming Them.
Perfectly Right That Women Should
Regard Their Complexion.
And This Is So Muca Better AID Such An En-
ceilent Way.

We believe 1t perfectly right that women
should regani tllcir complexion. Nothing
makes them more beautiful. We take
pleasure. therefsre, il Publishing the fol-
lowing letter 10 women written By that most
popular aaI brilliant new spaper eorrespetld-
eut. Miss J Ifolisna, of % West 18th St,
New York City Miss HOLLAND is a noted
aud gifted writer, aud her regular eomman-
ica,ions anil srticies in the New York HWfd
New York Reeoytier View Yers Times. Home
IsprHai Cieyeiand 1'fi6Rs- and other pa
per> and magazines, will be remembered
most pleasantly She writes for our paper
as follows
so many friends ask how it is that am
always in such good health au1 spirits
and have complexion that requires no
cosmetics, would like to state for the
benefit of many besides friends thai owe
it all To Dir. Greens's Neryura blooi aud
nerve remedy
Several years ago Il severe illness left
me with 50 little vitality the doctors said |
might finger for time but would never re-
cover.
Il then began taking DR.. Greene's Ner-
ynra blood and nerve remedy. In Il week
much to the surprise of all. | was much
better and in a month ! was ont shopping
and going into society again.
Il then took several bottles of this med
icine and after taking them my eonstitu-
ton was 50 thoroughly built up. although
| have since passed through severe mental
strains from the loss of dear ones by death
| have never been sick since.
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Whenever begin to feel ovcr-taxed,
mentally or physically, / take this remedy
and SO keep in perfect health and spirits.
find it makes the skin soft and wonder
fully improves the complexion. 1t increases
the appetite and produces natural and
peaceful sleep,
This testimony is gratefully and will
lingly given in the hopes that it will benefit
others. will gladly communicate with
those eyiesriug it, substantiating this -
Nowsaeaving aside the question of COED
health, Mfength and spirits. how much bet
ter it is for women to keep their complex
ion pure and clear, their checks plump and
rosy and their eyes bright by the use OF this
wonderful vitalizer and invigorator for
blood and nerves, DIR. Grcenc's Ncryura
blood aud nerve remedy The testimony
of thousands of women curroboratcs the
words of Miss Holland All druggists
keep this remedy for 81, and 1t is purely
vegetable and harmless.
In fact, DR.. Greenc's Ncrvura blood and
nerve remedy is the prescription and dis
eovery of Il physician, DR.. Greene, of Il
Temple Place, Boston, Mass. the success
ful specialist in curing all forms of nervous
and chronic diseases. He can be consulted
in any case free of charge, personally or by
letter.
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New York Stock Market.
New York Produce Market.


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bbI,. Il nt4 socks snir. rrE, Ms ma,ket dun.
millers and Luy,rs obstinate low rsira-, ~ Oag IS
CIV mills DG.i 10 ,,iy mil, nat@nts 4 ,0a1 Il.
winter ,shrut lu;y GRADE. lca25 ST. fair
TO l,,nc. pt5 v-b7 nnt.ut. 4 Hbal "a -.
Mipursnty ,'ienr u toa4 40 st,aigh,s a 60a4 %
patents. ! ,,nJ y rvr m, stnrc. q,a3 20: super.
;ino -!,nJ II, fine. G,I,, "a
RYE tf,,t.E-,ltill str1dy
Wur,r- p.cr,If. 4 ggth psh extor,s III. sel I.
s1l.s - am tn,ir ,,itl ,,ntjous CHASING steady
- No = rca nor and elevate, 3pa7gI
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No. ( ,urna ;st,5si. n. i northern, siasiI,
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No I: rod 73.u-i M i spring Jsta3s
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,,a',,' ,,na,l, lCssIi,,,
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Mr.. Woodbury. moved to take from the
table House document No. -, and on mo-
ton of the same gentleman the rules were
suspended, and the bill passed to be en-
crossed.
Mr.. Twitchell of Bath informed the
House that the launching of the Ammen
ram at Bath had been postponed until Sat
urday and he suggested that the House gov
ern itself accordingly
Mr. Powers of Houiton.
rise, Mr.. Speaker, to discharge pain
full duty. Your committee On resolutions
have directed me to report the following
Whereas, This House of Representatives
in common with all the people of our State
and nation, in sorrow mourns the death of
Hon. James q. Blaine,
Resolved, That in his death our State
and country have lost an eminent states
man, a pure, faithful and upright, public
servant. good citizen and noble man
whose deeds are an imperishable monu-
ment
Resolved, That We tender to his he
reaved family our sincere sympathy and
coincidence.
Resolved, That a copy of these resou-
tons, signed by the Speaker and clerk, be
presented to the family of the deceased rs
an expression of our respect and esteem.
Mr. Blaine was pre-cmirently a typical
American. No man since Abraham Lin
coin has been more closely in touch with
the hearts of the people, and no mans death
will be or has been more sincerely mourncd
than his. No leader save Henry Clay,
whose fortunes his resemble" in more feat
uros than one, has been so idolizeol, trusted
and loved by the masses of his party
Though dead he yet lives in the grateful
memory of his eountrymcn who have
watched for weeks past with unfeigned sor-
row his brave struggle for life, who with
trembling hands and anxious, aching
hearts, have scanned the daily press and
the kilograms from Washington. hoping for
better news when ali grounds for hope had
fed.
of his broad craftsmanship and great
public services it is indeed unnecessary for
me to speak in this presence, and shall
not strive 10 do 80. Ills official career, his
public acts, are as household words, we'll
known. cherished and familiar to You all :;
they need not be recalled by me. Neither
shall cndeavor to deliver any fitting GU
logy npou his life and character. Other
and ADLER men will DO this. The nobieSt
tribute taat most OF us can pay 10 great
man. Is I" understand ana "oeE MS leach-
insS' his virtues ana not essay 10 praise
MN.
MI blalne was arieht ana H"r III ms
PATRIOTISM broad IN his views, strong ana
earnest IN his convictions hur'n@ the
transition period through which our couu-
try has recently passed which wrought such
radical and hen"hciai changes IN our con
stitutloh ana government ne 'ieid uleh
places IN the national eoehtiis, ana tNertta
marked influence Tor gooi- lie was co
worker with id"roia' Win "rant ana with
Earheti. lie ever chIinW"neh thc weak
against I'll" stro hg,'be right al tiie save ana
the oppressed against the master ana ne
oppresNor- Tic heipeH 10 'otNe anu settie
IN the Interests OF humanity amt progress
those ISSUES that have made Us Truly ma
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pleasure in scconling the resolutions tina
have been offered.
The vote being taken on the resolutions,
they were unanimously adopted.
on motion of Mr.. Fairbanks of Bangor,
adjourned.
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such n frank. candid
statement lcavt-s THE i'm
print Of truth upon iie
face.
The le.si proof of The
Value Of i,r. Ksaue,ls s
Favariie ierrtly. is 'ht.
good Il has done. What
reason thea for enc saf.T n.
ing. or ilalt SICK. to
remain 50.
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MARKET REPORTS.
New York Money Market

NEW YORK. Jan. II.
Money easy, T. to-.
Prime paper III at
Government bonds, dull. steady
railroad bonds. fairly active firm.
The following are The closing quotations Of &C.
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Indigo stion. Dizziness. Take BEgoiraM's
Puts.
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0Ul47, IflI 40 fsIaliT sNNlIEEal GnF s'Niiv
paper noticed fhe -';ees-ss Of flr. David
Kennedy Fayorifc 3clnedy, of Ron.
daut, \. y, ia CAGES amilar 10 MI own.
purchased il. The fifsi iotilc takcn in
ANAL dnsss !fii very regular, improved
me wonderfully. Ny complexion
cleared. appetite improved. sleep was
sound and refreshing and alitlc further
use entirety cured ne. There never was
a medicine for woiuau hind. like Fayoritc
Remedy. With III my heart let me urge
them 10 ifse Il Relief will ias the result.
MIS-. :. +. ssrvt~os. TUniMr, Iii.
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IL Ia amend sections II. - and e Of
chan. ssls; Of Sseeisi Lars Of 1850 relating
10 the EsHnieirei coErs Of DeeslHg-
YoKk cesSrr DEIzsArtcs.
b. NJ gosfser 81 kennehank Petition
Of Frssrsaa Norris and - osfissrs Tor \ work
Jail 1t Bi5defsrsl
Is Nr. Mss.arey OF Biiasfori--peti-
sion al j. F. Golslthwait avi Others for
work jail ia York county also petition Of
5. ". Lucss and ~ os;.srs for work lsls
in York eoants,
PExass4 % t'srsFY pEIxgsrseS-
n Sir. asissins ef Bangor Petition of
G.. T. Davis ard Sc others assisg for an
increase Of salary far the judge OF probate
of Penobscot county with bill accompany
ing,
Mr.. Drea of FL Fairfield IN the chair.
On laat!stn Of Mr. t,lams of Baagor,
Hoas.. document Ma. 10 was taken from
the table. and on further motion by the
same gentleman the vote was reconsrlsred
whereby this bill was referred TO the judi
eiarY committee, and On further motion by
the same gentleman, II was referred 10 the
committee on legal affairs.
| On motion of Mr.. Woodbury. of Deering
the vess was reeonsideresi whereby the peti-
,ion to set of 4 part Of peering aud anHex
10 Portland was referred to committee.
and on fudiler motion by the same gentle
man the bill was hid on the table to be
! printed pending retereuee.
/ ORDsE,.
By Mr.. Shaw of Bath
81. Inc.
ton take into consideration the expectancy
/ OF reporting bill establishing uniformity
OF text books throughout the State
/ BY Mr. Mitchell OF ktttery
| Ordered, That the Judiciary committee
( be directed 10 inquire as to what further
/ leei Station is necessary in relation TO arrest
I and imprisonment for debt, and report by
| bill or Otherwise.
| Ordered, That Joseph Sepsis, member
elect of the lassamaqaodJy trlbc Of lndl-
/ ans, be assigned 10 seat No. ~.
| RgroRrs OF COMMITTEES.
| Mr. Shaw from the committee on hnan-
| cial affairs reported ought To pass on re-
| solve in aid of Maine General Hospital +;
printed un'ler rule.
| Mr.. Sprague from the committee on ju
dietary ought TO pass reported On bill an act
to amend an act entitled an act to
incorporate the city of Ola Town,
read and assigned also reported ought
to pass on bill an act TO authorize the
town of Abbott to raise and appropriate
money for u soldiers monument.
rAssEn TO BE ENGEossEp.
Bill an AT to incorporate the Gorham
Telephone Co.
PASSED 10 III ENAtfEp.
An act to authorize common carriers TO
sell perishable goods and live stock which
they have transportated and which the
owner or assignee neglccts or refuses to re-
ceive.
An act to amend chapt. u of the Revised
Statutes relating to sales of real estate by
license of court.
IN act to increase the capital stock of
the Bates Mfg Co.
An act to amend the charter of the
Maine Water Co,
An act authorizing and empowering the
Hollingsworth ( Whitney Co. to erect and
maintain piers and bojms in the kennebec
river.
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Hr- Thfll'Etfln OF NIHlof
Mr. Speaker AMI Gentlemen ot the House
af epresentasive@It is with feelings of
sadness. mingled 18th a sense of sai
pleasure, that / have listened to the rc.olu-
tons offered by the gentleman from Houi-
ton, and the euiogiea so eIoquentiy and tit
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81 Nj Fairbanks u Bangor Petition
Of Capt. Frederick 4. Cummings and IL
other survivors Of the First Maine Heavy
ArtilEery. asking that suitable monument
b. erected On the spot WheFe Gt we've
killed or woan'led out of s3Z men Of sad
regiment.
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,flsi.heF al rsTthIs p9snP AMI basss
ttssli. To he sssiisned up sad i,-g
In .sEin tlark WIZ . :
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gy VIM. Merrill Of Madison Petition of
citizens of Manchester and 81 others for a
Law placing a bounty Oh crows and hawks
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-10-17
THE DAuY WRECK.

WELLsvILLE, Ohio. Oct. 1.-THE Penn
sylvania limited while maxim a desour
over he Cleveland and Pittsuurg, owing
to a block on the main line, struck u
freight on n crossing here this morning
In the fog. Engineer Carruthers o. Wells
Vile acting as pilot engineer. r. jackson,
firenaH,a I A. jackson of Allegheny were
killed. Baggage master Alex Frasier of
Allegheny and elet trieians Robert Ferry
aud Robert Fowler of Chicago were fatal
ly injured. III. pi ssengers were unhurt.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-10-17
Local.

TIE great sachem OF Improved Order
Of Red Men. Henry NJ. Fra 1cls. will
tender a reception aud ba quet TO tue
officers OF the subordinate tribes In the
state this evening at Red Mems hall.
The officers aud members OF r ,terprlse
lodge * OF II. will maze fraterual visit
to ; uithonisn lodge this evening. The
members OF Z .terpri e lod % WILL meet at
he hotss ctr depot a. \ o'clock where
horse cars will be taken for Smiths Hill
The alarm from box IS AZ 2:45 p. M. to-
day was for a .'azs in a pile OF brush on
tie Mauton Oats.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-10-17
AROUND THE HARBOR.
VESSELS THAT HAVE ARRIvED AT
AND SAILED From THIS PORT.
Insurance Companies Adjusting tho Loss
ON the sunken Coal Bargs--A Quick
Run from Baltimore.
Arrivals at this port are as follows:

Arrivals az thts port are N foliowss
Steamers Nashua. Williamson, New
York, with freight; Richard Borden,
Mason. Fill River. with PASSENGERS and
freight; City Of Nswport, Kelly, from
Newport. with passengers and freight;
Queen City. Gray. Tiverton, with
passengers and freight; tug william
Scully. with bargss j. J. McNu'ty and
Crocus; schooners Elm City. Fsulkep-
coal: G. Il. Walcott. Hatch. 1857 sscoal;
II. w. Macomber. Bray. 1856 tons
coal; BayArd Baruss. Mshaffney. ia7l
tons coal; James Il Ogden.
Lewis. logo tons coal; James Il.
Bsacher. Smith. 1850 tons coal. All OF
Ihese vessels are consigned TO the New
York and New Haven r. r. Co. G. G.
Lane Merrihew, Norfolk, with
$50 tons pig iron for Fuller
Iron foundry. General Torbert with
bricks for Manchester IL Hudson, s. 4.
Merwin. Sineed. 1906 tons coal for Provi-
dence Col company, r. +. Barnum,
Blake. bar es Banjo. 5s5 tons coal. for K
Is. Little & Co., Bristol, 300 tons coal.
Providence Coal company. Balloon, 51o
tons coal. WiIkesbarrie pier. and the BAN
tern, TO tons coal. for Pswtucket.
Sailed-Steamer Richard Borden, City
Of Newport, G. w. Danielsou. Queen
City, schocners X igle Wing. Vanhon, II.
Two Bsos a for Tho aston. Me-
To sail-Steamer Nashua for New York.
Marine Notes.
Every body arouni the harbor is inter
ested in the time that a large feet OF
sailing vesse's made from Hamp-
ton Roads to this port. The
time was four hours less
thai four days. TIE schooners were all
laden with coal aud sailed and arrived
within an hour OF each other. II Is said
by those in authority that the
trip has never been made
before in SO short a time.
The vessels were the Blanche III. King.
Bayard Barnes. ii. w Macomber, George
j.. .Walcott, Gen. K. 5. Merwin and
Cassie Brown.
Tie insurance companies of New York
made a sui yey -ss..he barge N. and w. 4
ye ,terday afternoon. Tie gentlemen
who form the board are as
follows: Captain Thomas Gardner.
port warden Of Providence, for the
Baltimore Steam ship COMPANY. Captain
Ryder, port warden OF New York, and
Mr.. Murphy Of New York
for tire insurance compau 'es. Mr..
Whipple OF New York for the N. & w
Railroa mpan and Mr.. Robert Palmer
OF Noank, for the owners OF the barge
the ending Of the board will be decided In
New York this evening. Bids for repairs
will lie made this afternoon and at pres
ent there are but two parties who are
interested. they being Mr.. Palmer OF
Noank. and Mr.. Stowell Of the Dry Dock
com any. Whoever has the contract will
b obliged to repair the barge Oh the
Providence dry dock, as the barge is in
10 condition to be towel
The schooner Jos ,phin,, that came
here with a load OF tomatoes, has be n
DISCHARGED and VIII probably sail for
Phi de- pbia tomorrow. The difficulty
IS to the amount paid for the shipping OF
the CARGO will BE- settled Ia the courts at
q later date.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-10-17
A BARN BURNED.
This Mornings Bisss on willard Avsnu,
of Incendiary origin.

At II o'clock this morning Officer POI
ter discovered smoke issuing from q e
roof Of a barn n tho rear OF 1871 Willar
avenue. lie sounded an alarm from box
i92. The fire was found TO b.
raging nercely in the sm III barn aid
before the arrival % tue hre
department had communicated with
a store house near by owed b.
Abraham ia obs. TIE structure res
w,r. Dadly burned. The bari wa owned
by Isafc Marks and was occupied b.
Abraham Richmsn. IL Is thought thu,
he blax 40 Of incsndiary origin
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-10-17
TO PREACH THE GOSPEL.
Two Plymouth Brethren start for the
clue Ridge Mountains.

Among the articles put aboard IL
steamer William Crane today wa
n horse aud wagon In c arge Il
Messrs. +. j. Enefer and Captain
w. j. Priest, whose destination is No =
folk. From there they will go TO the Blue
Ridge mountains. whers they will preach
tho gospel. Tn, outfit is from
South birmingham, Mas, which is the
centre OF a sect knows as tie Plvnont
brethr n. The wagon Is Il 'ted up so that
M,ssrs. + efer and Priest cah live a
comfortably as II they were az home.
Tue cost OF the WAGON was about $500
The expense il borne by these no gentle.
men. They will remain ia the state o.
Virginia until spring.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-10-17
BUSINESS IMPROVING.


TOPEKA, Kansas. Oct. lI-A'chisou
shop employees have been notified that
they must WORK nine lours instead OF
eight hours per day, Bushes his in-
creased so much that night crews will be
put on In n short time.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-10-17
SUFFERING FROM WOUNDS.

CHICAGO, Oct. 11-Capta'n j. G.. Il.
Adams, command err u -chief OF The
Grand Army OF q Q Republic, Is serious
ly Ill here. For mary years he has
bee suffering from two bullet woun IL,
received during the war. Mrs. Adams is
with him. His operation is to be per-
formed today.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-10-17

NO NEED FOR ALARM.
mechanics Savings Hank Has Plenty or
Money TO Pay Depositors.

Money to Fay Deposttors.
The application OF The Merchants
SAVING btpk Tor the right To enter into
Liquidation has startcd a considerable
scare among depostols CT the other
banks. Espec ally is this MOTTO liable
In tie Mechanics Savings bank.
Many OF the dep si,ors IN this bank. con
founding the two names, have become
frightened aud yesterday and today
u large nun bar appeared at
the banking rooms aud pre-
s,nted their boUks for discharge.
WilIian kuigbt. tr 'asurer Of the hank,
assured a News rcporter today that there
Nas 10 eau Q FOR uness ness among the
a po,itors rs t.,e hank SAT funds enough
to liquihaie al The niuety
days notice IL IN vogue AID has u
good effect In prevent = the growth Of
the s,are. lher. ~ no need for alarm on
I c parr of the deposit ors AS the bank is
firm "A d strong.