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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-03-23
LOTS OF COUPONS.
MOUNT VERNON LODGE TAKING
GREAT STRIDES FORWARD.
Remember That the Contest for the $500
Prize Ends Friday. March 81, mt I:a0
Tbere was lots of fun today.

There was lots of fun today.
Bundle after bundle came in for tn,
Bethany home, and it was no easy task
TO do the counting.
The Rhode Island nursery aud the Elm
wood club were also heard from.
Mt. VeNnon Lodge is taking great
strides aud will finish in a good place,
If not first.
The Others are evidently waiting for
the last day when they Will rush the
coupons In.
Cut out this slip and paste it up in
some CONVENE 10 place:
The contest for che $500 prize will end
Friday, Marc 81, AT 1890 p. IN.
This is. the order today:
X. l. Bethany Home.
Elmwood Council, No. IL, o. y. A. M.
Bristol Naval Reserve.
Providence Salesmen's Association.
Mt. Vernon Lodge, No. 80. /. q. .. II.
Hopeton Bicycle Club.
The Rhode Island Nursery.
Kings Daughters Circle. Auburn.
Loyal Providence Lodge. l. 90 L. NJ. u.
st. Joseph's Hospital.
Elmwood Club
Ruth Lodge, No. s. ID. OF Il.
Enterprise Lodge. No. 20. h. OF p.
Loyal Women of American Liberty,
Richard Tobin Post. Warren.
AnaNan Tribe, Society OF Indians.
q What Cheer Lodge. IL. of Z.
Canonicus Lodge. No. 9. L. q. q. H.
Wayland Lodge. No. 95. n. f. q. T..
The UnlCcKy IL Social Club, River side.
Crescent Lodge, Odd Fellows.
Kickemu Grange. No: "A. L. of II.
St. Mary's Orphanage, East Providence.
j. c. Nichols Post. q. a. K
Slocum Post, G.. n. X.
Chepachet Lodge. No. III. A. q. u. w.
Providence Police Association.
Providence Y. NJ. g. A.
Lincoln Council, No. IA, o. u. A. NJ
The Senate Club, Providence.
McGregor Post. q. A. X
Hopeton Polo CLUB.
Soibe letters:
10 the Editor of the Netcs
inclose six y-four coupons for that worthy
charity. the abode Island Nursery association.
whose home on Burnside street Is devoted entirely
10 the care or homeless infants. Can there b. any
charity that has greater claim on the truly be-
neyo ent than this homo NJ Il, ii.
To the Editor OF the News
lnclosed please find ffty-four coupons for the
Rhode Island Bethany Home Yours,
Mhs. A. X. b.
TO the Editor Of the Neius.
lnclosed find iS7 coupons which please place to
the credit OF Mt. Vernon lodge No. 80, l. O. o. L.
Wexford, March %. ODD FELLOW.
10 the Editor Of the Neps
! send you 10 day one package OF 200 coupons
winch please place 10 the credit OF the Rhode Island
WEXFORD, March 22 1888
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-03-23
Strike at Riverside Mills.

Sixteen dresser tenders at the River.
side mills. one less than the whole force,
went out on a strike at 5 O'Clock yester-
day afternoon. Tie strikers we're earn
fng 81 per day, and we're dissatifiei DO
cause their pay was not equal to that OF
the tenders ia the Weybosset mills, 81 25
per day. The strike was precipitated
when notice was posted, stating that
dresser tenders would be required to
work overtime four nights a week. The
strikers expect TO be joined by the dresser
tenders OF the National aud Saranac
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-03-23

A bicycle manufacturer recently Of
Tered twenty-four prizes for the best sup.
Restions for an advertisement. There
were 5000 ideas offered in the contest
and the fourth prizs in this large field OF
CONTESTANTS was taken by Mr. John Stur-
gis, connected with the well-known ad.
vertising house OF Pettingin q Co. Bos.
ton. Mr.. Sturgis il an artist OF skill and
tions.-Boston Journal.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-03-23
tixfh Diafricf Conrf.

In the Sixth district court this morn.
ing Frances Connolly for stealing a ring
valued at si2 from his sister Susan, was
sentenced u thirty days in tie Provi-
dence county Jail.
Benjamin Pennell for assault on Timo.
thy sullivan was arraigned and held for
trial tomorrow; bail 500
Alice Dexter WAS flnd for drunkenness.
and hnd sl0 for defacing n buil1ing bs.
longing TO Lorenzo ID. Miller.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-03-23
A Foot Race for 500.

Dick Jennings has made arrangements
with ). j. Sullivan to have foot race in
the near future In which Monty, the
1DO-yard runner, will run an unknown
for purse Of 800 Jack Sullivan OF
Boston will act as time keeper. The
unknown has posted 900 with Richard
FARRELL as forfeit TO run snY man In
the world.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-03-23
Plurality Elections.
Narragansett Council Social.


Swarts lodge of Odd Fellows celebrated
its twenty second anniv 'rsary last eve
ming in Swarts hall, 62 Westminster
street. by an entertainment followed by
a collation.. There was an attendance OF
about 200 The affair was in charge OF
Brothers Kelly. Dresser, Knapp, Crowell
and Towne
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-03-23
BIT n by q Dog.

Charles McGeary, 10 years OF age. re-
siding at 152 Regent avenue, was severely
bitten by n dog yesterday afternoon. DR..
O'Keefe attended the boy. At the re-
quest Of the owner. John Moran OF Ber.
gen street, Officer Clifford killed the dog.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-03-23
HOWARD MILLS DESTROYED.
A $4,000 Fire at Apponaug
Houses Saved.

A $4,000 Fire at Apponaug-Dweliing
Houses Saved.
APpoYAUG, March 23-The Howard
Wooden mill owned by Richard Howard
of Harper's Ferry fame. was burned to
the ground yesterday afternoon. But
for the prompt and efficient work of the
Apponaug fire department two dwelling
houses would have been destroyed
also.
The mill, which Is seventy-five years old,
had lately been refitted and new machin
cry put Ia by the lessee, James Warren.
formerly of the firm OF Warren d Wood
of Providence.
The total damage is estimate at about
$4,000
Mr. Warren had just left the mill to
20 TO the Apponaug station 4 O'clock
wLel he noticed flames bursting from
the roof. An alarm was sounded aud
the fire department hastened to the
scene. a mile away.
she hose would not reach the mill
from the hydrants, aud pail brigade
was formed. AT o'clock the safe was
taken out OF the Office, the walls of the
mill falling fifteen minutes laler.
AT the time the fire broke out thers
was no person in the mill, and the origin
OF the fire is "a mystery.
The loss on the new mill. as estimated
by Mr.. Warren. is on the building 81, 200,
plant $4,000 stock on hand a 600, or "A
totti or 1920, $500 OF which is COW
cred by insurance.
Fire Mt Peace Dale.
just as the help were returning to
work from dinner yesterday aftern oon
at l o'clock. fire broke out in the dry
room in the old mill department. OF the
Peace Dale Manufacturing company at
Peace Dale. The fire department of the
mill responded as soon as the signal was
given and the NarragansetJ fire depart
ment soon appeared on the scsne. The
fire was quickly put ,ut. The damage
is estimated at about 5000. On account
OF the darkness in the room the fremen
were unable TO locate the fire. and con-
sequently more damage was done by
water.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-03-23
OLNEYVILLE NEWS.
Town Council Meeting.

The Johnston town council met yester-
day afternoon. Councilman Waite man,
appointed to investigate the complaint
that the janitor Of the Rough and Ready
fire company did not perform his duties
satisfactorily, reported that he did not
believe the couucii had any jurisdi ction,
and recommended that the matter be re-
ferred To the foreman Of the company.
Joseph Lynch. 4. L. Hanley and j. A.
Collin we're appointed committee to de-
fine a grade for Whitehall street.
Nominations for supervisors were re-
ceivet from the Republican and Demo
cratic town committees. The Republi.
cans we're Thomas Walsh, w. w. Fisher
w. NJ. Place and ). 4. Gardiner, aud the
Democrats were Joseph Lynch, +. l..
Hanley, g. G.. krauicb. III. b. Wood and
Altnon A. johnson. w. w. Fisn, Waldo
NJ. Place, &. G.. Krauich aud III. b.
Wood were appointed supervisors.
Plurality Elections.
A movement is being made to procure
the passage of an act by the legislature
to provide for the election of highway
commissioner In Johnston by plurality
vote
Narraganseit Council Social
Narragansett couucil. No. 2, Order OF
United American Mechanics, held a
social in the council chamber, % West
minister street. last evening The CON-
mittee OF arrangements were j. Irwin
Davis, George W. Smith and G. III,
Roberts.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-03-23

A man entered the residences Of Thomas
Wyatt at ls Briggs street and attempt ed
to steal an overcoat. Wyatt saw the
man aud gave chase. but he escaped.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-03-23
Too Proficient.

"What's the mattaw with Chollyy
"He's in dweadful fix"
"Do tell"
"He's so pwofcent in tying Asco
scawfs that every person takes them fal
weady made ties. "-Pittsburg Dispatch
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-03-23
Might Want to See Her.

Mary-If you please, IN, are you at
'ome to Mrs. johnson, as as just rung
the bell?
Mistress-Only if she is wearing any
thing new. If so, show her in.-Funny
Folks.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-03-23

Celery Is 10 healthful that 1t should be used I'm
every family at least once week. Read large
X iamazoo Celery adv. in another column. IL you
can find II.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-03-23
7 oiIet Goods.

Kinds Honey and Almond Cream, regular
Buttermilk Soap, the real article. three cakes
in box, regular price 3Oc., at 2:Sc.
Lubin's Toilet Powder. large package, regular
Nichols's Triple Extract Perfumes. regular
price 3ec. oz., ,at........,.............. at. 2Dc.
including bottle.
Five gross High.test Family Ammonia, pints.
regular price lOc., at. .7c.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-03-23

Hoop,e PIT 10 cure Constipation By restoring
NE psrstsiue sctisp u sAs aim ,sssry s~sAl
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-03-23

He has nearly half floor his Store the New Hoyle
lose ime o andse ousef
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-17
A MIpNlanT coNfIDsNeE.

am n Jersey 'skeetor, and | reyel by the sea,
A-biting dudes and common folk In manner
bold and free;
Today I'm fuI Of English blood; tomorrow
every vein
May hold the bluest, richest gore that ever
came from spain.
Another day I'm like as not to sing "Dlo wacht
am Rhein,"
From having bit German when perchance
came to dine,
And there are times when, Keeling on my happy
daily waya,
1 take nip that's Paris bred and hum the
"AIarseillaise."
Outlines am a Russian from my wingtip to
my bill;
Outlines l hold the richest blood you'll hnd on
Murray hill
Sometimes / take n mixture, but I ilnd it does
not pay,
Unless I wish to suffer pain for many an
anxious day.
For have found that when I've bit Briton
and Celt
I'm pretty sure to suffer in tho regions of my
belt.
And when Frenchman have nipped, OF Ger
mans keep free
I do not want a battlefield down in the midst
of me.
From which, l think, 'tis evident, while SEEM
ing FREQ from care,
have to keep watchful eye upon my bill OF
fare.
And that is why stick by you, my friend. the
livelong night
I'm dieting, and II may I'll have another bite.
-Harper's Weekly.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-17
KNIGHTS ENTERTAIN.

GALVESTON, Tex, Sept 1G-(Spe,
csnl) Galveston knights OF Pythins
have made elaborate Arrangements for
the entertainment Of the Palestine
Knights Of pythias. who are expected
TO arrive in this city over the lnterna-
tiunal and Great Northern railway to-
morrow The program for the enter
Imminent OF the visiting Knights is as
follows Tomorrow. reception NJ O:3O a.
N. by committee of Galveston Knights
and citizens. after which visiting knights
will be escorted TO the Beach hotel where
they will be welcomed On behalf of the
city by Acting Mayor j, Wegner aud on
behalf Of The looAl knights of the city
by 4. q, &. H. i. liahatt end Sir
knight ]. HAwlcy, t. which responses
Will i,e nndp by T. e.. c. .Iohn NJ
Adams and 10. O.. Sniihn
At q p, m, n Sacred concert will be
given ON the beach lawn, after which the
visitors viii Ia free 10 seek their own
pleasure.
Monday morning the visitors will again
be- taken IN charge and shown all the
points of interest In aud about the city.
In the afternoon from \ 10 u O'Clock
they will be rcgOlrd by an oyster roast
NJ Beach park In the evening from Z
20 o o'clock they will be charmed 10y u
| grand concert on the beach plaza. This
| Is To he followed with a bah In the par.
lors Of the Beach hotel aud will con
| chde the festivities.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-17
pLuNIs FOR TEXAS.

WASHINGTON Sept. 10.-lSpecial)
In vigorous shake which Mr.. Cleye-
land gave the plum tree today fonr
presidential posimastcrs fen TO Texas
and thcec OF the Texas delegation. who
have been making paths to the Bisseli
mugwump department lately, are happy,
With the appointment " Colonel
Smith to the Houston postOliirc, ends q
little contest that developed into quite
u squnll ut the end, Foquh Of Houston
had bcgun quite a tight kilograms
came To the president and various petit
tons % Blssell. and all of these nccessi-
tatcd an Increased number Of visitors TO
the White HDuS and the postotlice de-
pnrttnent b. Hutchis,n. who at last sue
ue.ded In winning bis man
The appointment Of Miss Lizzie Stone
incnt ~ Colorado Is the result Of dee
termination uu the part Of Cockrci 10
ignore the lljgg aud CLARK factions ia
his district and their respective candi-
dates.
the appointment Of Miss LATHE Anna
Davis At Atlanta aud Pendlcton that Of
Felix Gundy
Judge Peter Smith Of Fort Worth il
a prominent visitor here on his way home
frbm New York
Jesse .f0nes is here a. an applicant
for the Fort Worth postUtliyr.
II, G, Davis aud bride VI Gainesville
an ailo here
~ was To-day discontinued, the mail to
90 10 EsscN
Postmnstcrs, Malakod. $. L. B0yCtt,
Vice Oliver Scott resigned.
Wilsboro, joe Il. Wright, vice Isham
Husssl, removed.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-17

Uncle Ebenezer had driven into town to
see II he couldn't secure n few summer
boarders from the city. At the hotel he
saw two young tourists who wore frock
coats. When he got back TO the farm, he
looked very thoughtful, and the following
dialogue ensued between him and Aunt
Eliza:
well, Eben. what luck did yew hevW
"Lizer," said her liege lord solemnly,
"I'ye decided that we don't want nun o
them kind o. people tew cum tew our house
tew live
why, whut'sthe matterwlth 'umfn anx-
iously inquired the good woman, who had
been building rosy dreamsof paying of the
mortgage with theproceeds of boarding the
''town folks"
Wall, Lizer, mabhe I'm wrong tew feel
the way dew, but them city chaps hain't
got no respec' fer nuthin. Down to ther
tarvern they wuz tew young chippity-chip
fellers a-wearin ministers cloes nu talkin
about the thuayter, an don't want them
kind err chaps in my house. mummy err no
mummy. So didn't make no arrangements"
AN you did periickly right, Eben," said
the old lady rs she returned TO the kitchen.
Detroit Tribune.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-17

FOItNEY, Tex. Sept 18.--(Special)-
The gin Of J. W. Mccullough, eight
miles north Of here, burned about u
o'clock last night.
ID. q. Kincaid has sold his ginning
outfit TO the Forncy Ginning company
for 5000, aud they AFRO ginning from fifty
to sixty bales per day They gin for the
seed and pay 81 cash per bale. This gin
has ginncl IS5 bales 10 date, The other
fornty gin has ginnel $40.
We are having very warm weather and
dust in lots. Wells are getting very low
with prospects OF going dry ere long UNI
less We get rain. Some of our citizens
are hauling water nov.
The cotton crop is likely to average
half q bale per acre yet. Prices toiuy,
IG5 TO s cents on the streets.
The Gazette is growing ia favor with
the reading public here. as its policy is
the policy Of the greater part of this
people.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-17

TERRELL, Tex, Sept 1G.-(Special)
The wrccl, on the Texas and Pacific
between this place and Dallas ycstcr-
day, cut on all railroad connection with
thc West excep, over the Texas Mid
land The switches were filled with
trains last night waiting for the road 10
be repaired.
The Populists are to-day having a pic
ME near the city. A number of persons
are present fp1m other points The city
: NJ. vf people. but very few know Of
ne meeting except Those of Populist
ideas.
One of the most exciting base ball
contests ever played In Terrell occurred
yesteniny afternoon between the Texas
Midlands aud the Wills Point teams
The Texas Midlunds came out a long
WAYS IN front with good victory.
mere are more new residences going
M In Nrrct and of better ounlity thnn
Tor, seven or eight months.
For some weeks Terrell Las been more
or less excited over The action of the
CITY council In an effort to move lie
CITY lail TO Il house occupied By the
IRE department. which Is Just In the
rSlr OF business block. and just acruss
me street from several residences. Al a
late meeting the council refused Ia
| rcscind their action; but hefore II could
be executed. Mr. o. Il. Colquitt. who
lives near the fire hall. secured tenn
porlry injunction against It's removal.
| Al = meeting of the council last might n
| l@utlon with several hundred names was
read against the removal. 10y Hon. A.
ii. Dash,ell. who followed the same bg
| neat appeal 20 the council Ia let tho
Sail stay where II wus. After this, three
OF the aldermen, those who favored Ne.
moval rendered their designations and
they werc accepted. This nccessitatcs
the election Of four aldermen. one l,syinr
resigned . few weeks ago.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-17
WHAT TT INDICATES.

WASHINGTON. Sept 1d.-1Andsay's
speech following - closely upon Voor-
hcos' statement OF a few days since.
promising 10 take up the silver question
in another form afer the repeal of the
purchasing clause OF thu Sherman ac,
has been accomplished, Is taken as mean
hW Il is TO be the definite policy Of the
friends Of the repeal III 10 ho,d out this
promise with a view OF cunCilinllng the
opponents Of the bin and bring them III
tnlatoly 70 cOnseut to permit that meas
urc % be put 10 test vote. The more
radical of tho silver mon say they are
not 20 be caught with promises Of thar
character In the absence OF amy show
VI authority from the president aud in
view of Ids consistent antagOnisn 10
alvNr.
MIR. Voorhees, now intends early next
week 10 make an effort To secure NIGHT,
nud possibly continuous sessions. The
d2tails Of his course have NOS been deli.
nitcly decided uI,on and will not be- until
y cvtliyRss Of tho friends OF the bin shall
have b0cn made Thers is q disposition
among some supporters Of the bill ON
we penpcrluc side, TO avoid anything
hooking to doture Republican support
ers. OF the hill are not showing thc zeal
their action ~ the early lar, OF the scs.
sion led the Democratic leaders To SIM.
pose miFht be expected of them. II i,
sro'- T. hirted that SONS, "a view Of
she favorable change N thu bushes,
situation and with prospect Of soou
hsvin@ hetorc them Federal election
bih are not - eneer as they were Il
have the hill become a law Silver mi
are rlying upon the apathy VI man,
supporters Of the hill 10 give THEM col,
siderable frerc tinr for debate than Mr.
NoorhrS tans contemplate ana Will
7. a. A
a mt 30 near as he friends of The hil
predict.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-17
NIENlrHls NEWS.

MEMPHIS. Tex. sept Specially
MIR. A. A. Bridges of Claude was in
Memphis last week buying wheat for
the Claude roller mill. He succeeded in
securing about six ear loads. The far
1ucrs ars very rcticcnt about selling at
such low prices. They have been haul
ing to Quanah and to Claude aud cx-
changing for flour and bran. At both
places, the wheat from Hall and Col,
lmgsworth counties wns pronounced the
best they had bought
The machinery of what was once Mem
phis' one hundred and fifty barrel roller
mill was shipped away las, week.
Miss Minnie Joycc OF Quanah is visit
ing friends IN Memphis.
Mr.. j, r. Burt Of Fort Worth. was
IN the city last Tuesday looking after
the eornioe work on the court house.
Colonel Jno, II. Jones returned Tues.
day night from an Eastern trip.
Mr., II. II. Green, our railuad agent.
and lady, are Visiting in Fort North
aud OTHER points.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-17

WASHINGTON. Sept lo-senator
VOORHEES, will next Tuesday move to
prolong the day sessiou Into the night
and Il is understood that ne and his
immediate supporters viii make as strong
an effort as circumstances viii permit 10
have the repeal bin pushed TO steady
termination.
The motion Will Of course b. opposed
BY the adhecDts Of oliver, and Il may
be expected that they Will al least al.
troduce an enliycning element into IN,
proceedings Of the senate. After his
motion " presented there may ,,ome
n test vote On thc motion 10 adjourn.
What would be the fata of such a
motion no one win attempt 20 say,
There are some Rdvocatcs Of the Mi
who hesitate from motives OF exprdlency
20 20 30 this extent At this tine In for,
Ing a physical test.
There eru ulso many who hold baol,
from taking lInon themselves the hard
mp which night sessions would involve
v NAY, thereforc transrine that the mo
lion when made vii not be adopted
SIN, X u tmderstood that Senator Voor
bees pow tlliaks he viii have yotins
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-17

WASHINGTON. Sept. 1G.-Jhis morn
Inc MIR. Voofhees again sought 10 oh
80. ~ on,,on,.,,,s ~ roncal some
tam iroii 'i' 'pPV'- " ,,tI
information ~ to when vote oDuiu
be had on the repeal bill This ehorl
olictfod ma more Information than did
1870 ~ ai,,an,,h At. ,rollrr who
the former one ai'uoukn 'r'
spoke for the silver men said their opln-
ION on The subject would soon be given.
- a r..oin,ion (which
VT, lsneT' "1, ths nbmmittec on
Msnt 49, lm ,,n,,.yca "a inouire whether
ln, '. ~ IyH's''' ,sbaG Iegi.lation was
nny, a,iu ,,,,, ia. in1errrution Of
lfc'.ssh.S ~ H. a. i,v iawiess ner.
.,'i al ~ ,,,,ts, nc-sons guilty OF
Iopnci' nu' 80
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-17

It was at o country Sunday school picnic,
where great quantities OF the regulation
eatables-ehie0y apple pies--had been
brought for the children to eat. Little
Mary Jane, from away back in the hills,
was there with her mother, who kept an
eye on the child constantly TO see that her
behavior was perfect.
Presently Mary Jane was observed dig
ging into an apple pie with her knife,
whereupon her mother spoke up;
Mary Jane Berksp'
What. ma'amp
What be you a-doini"
"Eatin pie, na'am.n
What be you a-eatin it With"
"Knifer
$50 you be- Now, what have told you
about eatin pie with your knife, Mary
janet Take that pie in your hand and eat
1t as you ought to.'--Texas Siftings.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-17
Ar A TRAIN RoBBER PREvEN-
TON RESOLUTION.
THE HOUSE LAUGHS AT ENGLISH


WASHINGTON. Sept. ID. Rcpresen-
tatiye Ben Bolt English Of New Jeie
sey today asked unanimous consent lor
the consideration Of resolution rcciting
that the recent train robberies 90 inter
state railroad lines showed that the
United States mails were III danger ana
directing the committee on interstate
commerce 10 Investigate the rohperles
with a view to federal prevention.
Mr.. ISllg1re loudly objected. II beg
Mr. Klgore's pardon for seeking to inter
fere with one Of the projected industries
Of his constituents said the other and
the house reared At the expense of Mr..
KIigofe and Texas.