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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-10-28
NORWOOD.
schmidt's Horse Was stolen and Another
Ordered Shot.

schmidrs Horse Was stolen and Another
Ordered Shot.
About a week ago q man representing
himself to be horse trader drove up to
the Rider place, occupied by Frank
Schmidt, and wanted to trade horses.
Schmidt refused, but the stranger insist
ed and wanted to try the horse, aud said
he would 20 as Ear as the store In Hill's
grove. He never returned. Schmidt neg
lected 10 notify the authorities until his
arrest In the village Thursd ~
when he reported the case to Offer c. A.
Lufkins, who succeeded in locating the
stolen horse and the thief. who proved
to be the tricky "Nat knight" lie has
just served time on similar case.
The horse that was being driven by
Frank Schmidt at the time of his arrest
had been driven nearly to death and
showed severe beating. Officer Lufkins
examined the animal and pronounced IL
uufit for use aud ordered 1t shot.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-10-28
PHENiX.

A Nuisance That some People Would
Like to See Abated.
A nusanc, which should be abated i'm
mediately Is the noise made by several
boys almost every evening In the public
library. About hali.a-dozen of them
81. around one OF the tables for few
moments, and when ready to leave yell
at the top of their voices and rush out.
The noise is very annoying to those ex-
aiming books.
The evening school attendance contin-
ues % increase.
At the M. Il. c urch. tomorrow. preach
ing service will he IA Id mt 10;45 a. m, and
Sunday school at 1915 y. m.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-10-28
THE BoYLAN RIFLE TROPHY.
Teams From Ten Organizations Contested
for It Yeste rday.

The result of yesterdays contest for the
Boylan rifle Irophy, teams from ten OF the
militia organizations taking part, was as
follows, aud the shooting was continued
today:
Machine Gun Battery-Capt. w. Ely. 25; Lieut..
Price 81: Private Perrin. 81; Private Stafford 40;
Private Boiling. 3o-i69.
Naval Reserves. Bristoi-Licut Hoigkins,n, IS;
q. ~ MunrUe. 20; Seaman Andrews. &c. Seaman
Dunbar, IS; Seaman Davis. 30-i62.
90 G, ist Regiment-CIpt. Brown. 30; Private
Knott, 80; Private Bennett. 49, Private Westcott,
80. Private Waterman. Ji-iiD.
Co. b, lat Rcgment-Capt. Pcatce. so Corporal
Dexter. 3d Private Laird, 2o Private Potter. g.
Private Peck. 3D--iiS.
90. IL. Cd Regiment-Cnpt. Sweeney, 81: Lieut.
Reilly a0 Corp. Stein. IS; Corp. Brinkman 10;
Scrgt jackson. 25-itL
CO. r. "a Regiment-Capt. Hackett, 27; sorgt
Mandslcy. %; Private Connog "a; Corp. spenc or,
i7 Private Duffy. 'a-tii.
FIRST Separate Co.'S rgt. Wilson, TO- Corp.
johnson. "a; Corp. Wilson. .; Corp. Nellls. IA;
Private Blum 2i-05.
co. q. "a r. gment- Lieut.. phllps. cs Private
CaVanagh. 40 i'rivate Adams 23; Private FLYNN,
"a. privNc Isoughiin. s-V2.
Go Y "a Regment-Sergt Farrell. 10; private
cNeil. 10; Private Mulvey. .; Priyaie Scanlon, o.
Corp Forsvth. 1888.
Brigade stan Team-Gel. Kendall ia Col. war
neid. es, Maj. Carter. 81; Capt whpple 80: Capt.
Young, H-1SS.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-10-28
ITALIANS ORGANIZE.
Enthusiastic Meeting Held Last Evening
by italian Residents.

An enthusiastic meeting Of the italian
Republicans In this city was held In the
rooms Of the Republican City committee
on Weybosset street last evening. The
meeting was called for the purpose Of
effec ing an organization to be known as
the Abraham Lincoln Italo-Ameri-
cano Republican club and was
largely attended. A temporary organiza-
tion was Effected, Henry c. Salandri
being chosen chairman and Hervey Di
Leva, secretary. The object OF the new
organization is to promote registration
aud paturaliz ition among the Italians,
and TO infuss new fervor and spirit in the
coming campaign.
A general meeting will be held on
Thursday evening os next week, aud at
that meeting a permanent Organization
will be effected.
Among the prominent Italians present
we're Antonio Vital. Captain Peter Spa
daro. Ricci Chiaverlni, Bernardo La
Fauci, Antonio Marine, Agostino Vitali
and a number OF Others.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-10-28
Taken Into Custody on the Technical
Charge Of Assault.
BE HAD BEEN TO THE FUNERAL
or His Father, Who Died from Frac-
tured Skull and Was Arrested After
Leaving the Cemetery-Fsther and
Son Had . Row Tuesday.

The funeral Of Peter Mulvcy who died
Thursday morning and on whose body an
sntopsy was made which DISCLOSED the.fac
that the man was killed by q
fracture OF the skull, took place at his
late residence, No. Is Colfax street, at
o'clock this morning.
A very large number OF relatives at
tended the obsequies and after the SER
vices at the church followed the remains
to st. Francis cemetery.
Among those who followed the re-
mains to the grave was Peter Mulvey.
jr., the 23-ysar-old son OF the deceased.
"A the carriages were returning from
the cemetery Patrolmen w. p. Potter and
John Gallagher OF Station 5 stepped up
to tho one In which young Mulvey was
riding and placed him under arrest on
warrant charging him with assault.
The young man was teken to the Fifth
police station where he Is now
looked up. IL Ii understood the
police have sec ured evidence going
to show that last Tuesday Mulvsy and
his father were both drinking heavily and
that during row which they had the
young man assaulted the elder
and knocked him to the floor. The theory
Of the police is that 1t was in this melee
the old man received the injuries which
caused his death.
The charge OF assault has been pre-
fsrrsd so as to hold young Mulvsy. pend
ing an inquest by the coroner.
Mulvsy lived with his father and is an
engineer employed by s,wer contractors.
AT the station he denied he had as
saulted his father or in any way in
ficted the injuries which caused his
death.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-10-28

Meetings of all the mill workers will be
held next week to apply for charter OF
organization. .
Escaped and Recaptured.
A woman named Mary Rooney, who
had escaped from the State work house,
was found on Olneyvills square Thursday
night by officers She was lodged in the
brideweli and arraigned yesterday In the
eighth district court for escaping. Mary
was sentenced to the State work house ia
remain there an additional six months.
General Notes.
Nelson Buracks Uniformed Sir knights
paid fraternal visit last night to Lin
coin Barracks. Central Falls, where a
social was held. Thev returned home at
late hour after spending very pleasant
evening.
Mrs. Lockwood of Rocky Hill road,
Johnston, has been for several days In a
state of mental deran ngement brought
about IL Is thought by the change In finan-
ciaI circumstances. She was sent to the
asylum for the insane today.
The sale of DR.. Greeley's furniture
and fleets was continued on Friday by
Judge Philips. There was some lively
bidding and lots of amusement at the
many oddities which the doctor had col
lected.
The lodge Of United Workmen held a
meeting in Narragansett hall on Thurs.
day night. A large number Of members
were present.
The Ivanhoe lodg,. Knights OF Pythias,
held its usual meeting in Odd Fellows
hall. Considerable business was tran
sacted,
A ball was held in Woods hall last
evening, under the auspices OF Court
Sheridan, Ancient, Order of Forssters
There was good attendance and profits
will be devoted TO the benefit OF tie
members.
The broadway Baptist church will hold
MONDAY services in the church for one
week, commencing October 30 There
will also be short service at 3 p. m. each
dny.
List night new building, which Is
being erected by Kellaher Brothers. op-
posite st. Theresa's church, Manton
avenue. was broken into and n number
Of articles taken including two saws. two
rlanes chisel, some lead piping, a few
brass faucets. door handles, etc.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-10-28
Assignment of a Manufacturing Jewier.

At Bradstreet's it is learned that Il. Il.
Locklin, doing business under the style Of
+. Z. I.ocklin g. Co., with factory at 6s
Clymer street, Brooklyn, and Office AT
oO2 Broadway. New York, has made an
assignment to Nicholas j. White, with
preferences Of $500. Il. z. Locklin has
lie engaged in til line OF business for
some years aud admitted his brother.
Peter H., Ia 1879, when the style of 4. p.
I.ocklin a. Brother was used, though
Peter II. retired Feb 90, 1892 and +. =.
has since continued the business alone.
The business has been only fair one.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-10-28

The barge Kingston. loaded with
coal, while bing towed to
this port by the tug Lucken-
bach. struck shoal place of Fields
Point, aud sheered in such manner as
TO run ashore. Il is thought the barge
will float at high tide
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-10-28
STATE NEWS IN BRLFE.

A. J. Rose has been appon ed post
master at Block Island.
Several cases OF scarlet fever have brok.
en- out at Crompton during the past few
weeks aud several houses are placarded.
AT River Point also few cases are t.
rortsd
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-10-28

10 the case of the state vs. Margaret
Georze and Rosa Brown, charged wi h
being princip II and acc ,ssory to coacea.-
ment OF birth and death OF an infant, the
jury brought in verdict OF not guilty
this afternoon.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-10-28

CAPETowN. Oct. 2s =Imot Thousand Eng
lish troops are invading Natebele coun
try and are within 81 miles OF King 10.
tengueas ca iial, where the king has
massed n teen thousand warriors. A big
Il xht rs expected.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-10-28
Chicago Grain Notes.
OIrnTEn nv Ap Mrnnrx
CAPT. WARRINGTON DEAD.
He Wasa Prominent witness I'm tho Re-
cent borden Case.
srRcIAL To rng NEw.

FALL RIVER, OF. 2a Capt. ''philn
Harrington, who was married on the ilth
inst. aud who was taken al at Newport
while on his wedding tour, died at that
place last night lie was prominent
witness ia the Borden case.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-10-28

Thomas NJ. Holden returned this morn
ing from Michigan, where he went to
attend the burial OF his brother.
Road Supervisor Knight is repairing
Allen Street near Nolau's blacksmith
shop.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-10-28
VERDICT SET ASIDE.

supreme Judicial Court OF Massachusetts,
Decides Noble Nc Ausian Case.
The supreme judicial court OF Massa
chuseits has set aside the second yer.iic-
obtained bv William Clarke Noble
against John McAuslan ct al.
for failure TO receive the
compsi sation asked in connection with
the preparation of plans for -
Barns monument to he erected 10
this city. Tle court maintains
that there was no contract with the COM
plainant and that the defe idants did no,
make then selves personally lab e.
Judge Morton rendered the decisloa,
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-10-28

Vessels That have Arrived at and sailed
from This Port

| Vessels That Have Arrived at and Sailed
from This Port
The arrivals at this port are as follows
Steamers Nashua, Williamson, New
York; Mount Hope, Connors. Fall River
City OF Newport, Kelly. Newport;
Queen City, Gray, Tiverton; Petrol,
Durkee, Riverside and return; Howard
Rose, with sewer pipe; tugs N. and w. /,
with barge N. aud w. 8; Robert
Stckney, with barges; l.. Lucken-
bach with barges; steam lighter
Hustler. Schooner-William Maley,
Florence. Creadick Lank. 1927 tons coal
for John II. White a. Sons; Three Marys,
Birdsall Centennial. Sprague, sS5 tons
coal for II. Is. Little g. Co.; Florence
McArdle, McGee; Shenaudoah. Glib
sou. with sDles; l.. q. Eos
ter. Watts, Block Island;
Ssiled-Steamers Nashua. Berkshire.
Salon. Mount Hope, City of Newport.
Q leen City. Petrol; tugs Mars with
barge Nerens; Charles Nc
Williams, with three barges
N aud w. ], for Boston. scnooners
Cassie Brousou, Bsunett. George II. Wal
colt. Hatch. Bltncbe. King Bennett. S. 5.
Scranton Branker, Kate Walker. Carrie
Walker.
Marine Notes.
The steamer Cactus, Of the United
States lighthouse department, was In the
harbor last night.
The steamer lighter Hustler sailed from
this port today with gun carriages for
the United States for Sandy Hook.
NJ. DewinR's new steam oyster dredge Is
at her wharf.
The Brainard Dredging company ex-
poets to complete lis work In the harbor
in about six weeks
First plot Rounds of the Pequot will
begin bis vacation next Monday. Captain
Rpckett will relieve him.
S:evedore Sears OF the Norfolk line had
a large gang of men at work rs late as i
o'clock this morning, unloading the csrgo
OF the steamer Berkshire.
There Is large fleet Of sailing vessels in
the sound bound east.
Captain Shackford. wife and daughter
arrive In this city next Tuesday morning
from Harrington, M.
The steamer William Marvel is on the
ship railway undergoing repairs.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-10-28

Aldermen Declare That John 4. Cogges.
hall Was Elected treasurer.

NEwPoEr, Oct 2s.-The alderman.c re
count Of the vote for city treasurer was
finished last night. The result is: Cog.
eeshail, 1907; Atkinson. 1851; scattering, l.
The board declared that Coggeshali was
elected. This settles it.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-10-28

BHussEIs. Oct Is Slight miners at the
Nonopol coal pit, az Bochum. we're buried
~ tbs falling Of the roof OF a gallery.
There is no chance Of any of them bsius
r1oeosd alive
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-10-28
Centreville.

Today bel X the twenty fifth anniver.
ssry OF the marriage OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Albert Tyler, the event was celebrate d
by a silver wedding at their residence on
Brookside avenue.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-10-28

NEW YORK, Oct. 2s.-J. X. Emmett,
Che actor. was arrested this morning,
charged With abandonment BY his wife.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-10-28
Deficiency mn Passed.

wAsnINCrOS. Oct. ss-The senate
met a. II O'Clock this morning aud passed
he urgent deficiency bilL
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-10-28

stEcrAL To rmE Srws

MINNEAPOLIS. Minn., Oct. - All the
street employees here aud Ia St. Paul
struck this m0rning.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-10-28

Premature badness may bo prevented and
the hair made 20 grow on heads already bald
by the use of Halls Vegetable sicllian Hair Re.
newer.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-10-28

Something Now in Shoe Blscking.
sample polishes viii be furnished our patrons
and the public In general during tho next few days.
WARREN a PIXIES. Water Proof Polish and
Leather Preservation. n v. BALLOU.
Opposite Narragansott Hotel
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-10-28
FROM OLNEYYILLE.
STRIKERS DIsAPPOINrBD BY THE
CONDITION AT WANsK UCK Mills.
LymanvliIe Mills VIII Not Start Up Next
week-Mary Rooney Sent to The state
Insane Asylum.

Many OF the Olneyville strike RS felt q
little depressed last night when It was
announced that the working OF a portion
OF the help at Wanskuck mills simply
meant the finishing of few small orders
which had been r, ceived. and that ihsr.
WIS no truth In the rumor which had
been circulated in Olneyville 10 the effect
that Mr.. Metcalf would break away from
the other manufacturers and start his
mill.
This report buoyed up the spirits OF
both the committee and the operatives
who have said during the week that IL
Mr.. Metcalf started his mill on Monday
next the other mills would be
at work In less than a
week. In conversation with several
OF the weavers last night the sentiment
was expressed that the executive CON-
mtttee ought now to take another step to
hnd out what the manufacturers will do
and what are the best terms upon which
u settlement can be made.
The rumor circulated yesterday tha. a
strike had been inaugnrated at Lymaus-
Vile is incorrect. The mills there have
been closed for two weeks, and another
week OF idleness has been announced, aud
IL is thought the report arose from that
fact.
A committee has been appointed by the
executive committee to draw up circu-
lar In refutation OF the statements made
by Mr.. Charles Fletcher which will be is
sued in a day or two. 1t is claimed that
his statement with regard to the wages
earned are entirely misleading.
Another meeting of strikers was held
this morning on Merino fats. Mr.. Nc
Guy called the meeting to order at 1915
p IN. Tbere is nothing particularly new.
Everything IL going along fairly WELL
He called their attention to the remarks
OF Charles Fletcher A circular is being
prepared aud will be issued In few days
In refutation OF what he said. He ad-
journed the meeting until ll:30a m. Mon
day.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-10-28
Strike Notes.

A check for 800 was received from the
Boston store this morning ana several
small donations from various people.
A store will bs opened on Delaine
street next week for the reception and
distribution OF groceries and other
articles which may be sent for the
strikers.
A meeting will be held at L7mansviile
on Sunday to organizs the operatives
thnra
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-10-28

The claims against the Bank Of Italy.
Atwell's avenue, have lot yet been set
tied.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-10-28

At Reasonable Rates
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-10-28
PROVIDENCE PEOPLE
WHO ARE ENJOYING THE CLOSING
DAYS OF THE WORLDS FAIR.
when They Come Back They VIII Tell
Us All About the "wind Up" OF the
Greatest Show on Earth.
SPECIAL TO THE NEWS

CHICAGO, Oct. 28..-The following Prov
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-10-28

Chicago Grain Market.

Total receipts. .... Spot price. 5 s-ie.
The state chronicle., 1893-04-23
Valuable real Estate for
Gale.

Under and by vir ue Of decree a
Snperi'r court u axe county. duly n xde
at febru ry tsi N, 1893, in the case of jag 90
Moore ct al vs. George j. Tonnofrki et al l
VIII eAporeI iuoii1 sale 70 the highess lad
Mondsy, April 2i,n, 1898.
at the court house door in the ci.y of Raleigh
at IL clock M, the fol own K descri I'd reai
estate
FIr.t "A tract of lard in Cary township
Wake county, adjoi Ing the lands Of Altar
Yates, VIM. Lrowder AID others, containing
59A acres.
S,c1ud A house ard lot in the ,i,v a. Raj
eigh, On the north ride Of DAVE street. h..
tween Nllminst- n and Blount streets b,sn,
part OF cit lot No. so, froptibg ~ feet on
Dayie street and Tai n ns ha X i1l feet
Ih1ra o1e-hat inteI ess IN the store house
ano lot o. he eaot size Of ~ilmlngt,a strs. 4
betw en- Msrtin and Hsrgett sti eeis front,, !,
| "D put 8 feet ON WI mngt N street ami being
part o city lot 1i3 { al 4 one-hslf ,nter.ss
Is s1tJect to the hf- esiste Of Mrs L.ura sSor-
| Tell.
Fourth-Ore-hsif interest in +,
| int ON the south eide Of ID .vie sti eet bets.ea
Wilmington ,nd BIO MT streets in The eitv =,
| baielSh, bel & part ciIy lot No 81 FIR. nt,ns
lt0 Ieet en- Davie street and running back
| 2l0 feet o"oA
Fifth-One-sixth interes. / a bou.e and IN,
AZ Tue hoflheast corner of the In e. section Of
| SaDarIus AMI DAsssn streets III the city OF
| Raleigh froL ting 65 feet On IA arms 60,
| and lro feet on Dawson sr, ct SAID cne .sirt,,
| Int rest ls subjected 10 tas lie 2. AZ. az Mr..
| Laura w SOrrelI
ANY INF rmahon in regard 10 above dercri.
bed lan0s can lie obta "a, d from a. -.
sig gned.
Terms Of sale, on, hal; each b.Ian, :, s.,
months with interest irom das Of s.l.
| =. NJ. BUSREF.
MAJ 90 uus Commissioner
The state chronicle., 1893-04-23
Disorder In Ireland.

DUBLIN, April 22-The news of
the division in the House of Com
mons last night on the second read
ing of the Irish home rule bill was
received in Armagh early this morn
ing The Nationalists at once pro
ceeded to hold a celebration IN
honor of the triumph, and paraded
the streets with cheers for home
rule. The Unionists made a counter
demonstration and the two parties
came into collision. Shots were ex-
changed between the advocates and
antagonists of home rule, and sew
eral persons were injured in the en-
counter, one of the injured being
the constable.
BELFAST, April 22-One thousand
men from Queens Island ship yard
marched through the streets of Bel
fast today singing the national
anthem As the men were passing
through Carrick Hill, the quarter
inhabited largely by Nationalists. 6
fight began between the two fac
| tions. A strong force of police in
| terfered to quell the disorder, and
several arrests were made.
The state chronicle., 1893-04-23
Religious Services Today.
EPISCOPAL.


~, CHRIST CHUEoH.-Rev. DR.. Marshall. Rector.
Third Sunday aftor Easter. A4rly Ce.e-
bratton. a. n. Sunday ;school 10 a. IN.
Divine service ana sermon II a. m. Evening
Tuesday tst. Marks Day and Friday at 10 a.
v.ted.
CHURCH OF THE GOOD SHEPHERD Rev. /. NICK
Pittinger, Rector. ThtrO Sunday latter Easter
Holy Comm, union at 8 a m Sunday School al
s.3a. Ii Morning Prayer and Sermon at IL a.
III, Evening Prayer ana Sermon at p N. Ser
vices during the week: Tuesday tSt. Marks
Day. Holy Communion at IL a. m. Wednesday,
morning prayer at IL a. m. Friday. evening
prayer, at $40 p m. All seats ires. All cordially
tnvi ed.
EDENTOH sTREET-Rev. ]. N. Cole, Pastor
Sunday School at 80 a. IN. W. j. Young, Supt.
Preaching at IL IN and 800 p IN.
CENTRAL-Rev. J. B Hurley. Pa tor. Sunday
School at 80 m. ". n. Smelling. Supt. Pr ach-
Ing at II a m and 7l5 M. Strangers I'm tie
ely are core tally invited to attend the Sunday
school and church services.
BRooKLYN-Rev. ]. J. Barker. pastor. Sun
| day School at p m. J. B. Young, supt. Preach.
Ing at 2 :15 p m. Prayer meeting every Wednes'
day night at 30.
BAPTIST
FIRST CHURCH.-Rev. DR.. J. ". Carter. D. D.
Pastor. Preaching at II I'm and 30 p m
| Prayer meeting Wednesday night at go Al
| seats free. PoIite ushers at church services
| Sunday school $50 m., 8. W Brewer. Sup
| Sunday school at West End Mission at 80 p
! N. All are cordially invited 70 these services.
| TABERNACLE.-Rev. DR.. j. J. Hall, Pastor
| Sunday ScnoOl Is IN, N. B. BroughtOn, Supt
| Preaching al II N and p IN. Public in
| vited
| FAYETTEVILLE STREET.-Preaching at II \
and p 10. Sunday School at 3 80 = M, John
Pullen, Superintendent.
| FIRST PRESBYTERIAN.
| Rev. Eugene Daniel, d. D., pastor. Sunda
school at 9 30 a. III. Preaching at II a. III. an
e:Oop.m lite usher5 Seats free. All cord
ally invited. Prayer meeting every Wednesda
| night at go p. m
| CHRISTIAN CHURCH
| Rev. J. L. Foster, Pastor. Sunday School
$50 IN. Preaching at II a.. III. ami 81 y.
; All cordially invited.
CATHOLIC.
| SACBEO HEART-Father Marifn.-D!vlne Sc
| vices at II a.. Way of the Cross ct T. In.
The state chronicle., 1893-04-23
A Disturbance

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They're not only plearsnter, but there's
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| relieved and cured.
They're the smallest the easiest I,
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You pay only for the good you get