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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-07-21

Grand Master Farnham, accompanied
by six or seven grand officers, left the city
this morning for Block Island
when the grand officers will make
an official visit TO Neptune Lodge this
sysninE They doo@ w Ts%an Tss In tSs ns,t o
ciAi visit will be made to Beacon Lodge OF
WEXFORD Saturday evening, Aug. 4. On
Aug. IA Lafayette Lodge OF Clayville VIII
entertain the grand officers.
An interesting paper wilt be read by
Past Grand N. =. Greene In Mayfower
Lodge Wednesday evening.
The Held day OF James Wood Lodge Will
be held in August and the place will be
Fields Point.
Recording Secretary Edward Eaton, OF
Crescent Lodge, is enjoying bis annual
vacation.
Grand Patriarch William Creighton and
suite will visit Massatuxet Encampment
OF Westerly, Tuesday evening.
The members OF Mizpah Rebekah Lodge
will have an outing at Crescent Park
Wednesday.
Next Tuesday is the day that Moshas-
suck and Fraternity encampments go TO
Rhodes on. the -Pawtuxet. Lunch will be
served at 2:30, after which there will be
games OF all kinds, including baseball,
teams from each " camp" Dinner Will
be served at 4;30 O'Clock.
The prospects are that the 5Oth anniver-
nary Of Hope Lodge will be pleasing sue
coss, a. the committee have arranged an
elsborate program for the occasion. The
members will meet at the hall on the
morning of Sunday, July 20, for the pur-
pose of attending the 1880 O'Clock service
at the Church of the Mediator. On Mon
day evening the celebration will be at
Onicers ofvthe Grand Encampment
made an official visit TO Palestine En-
campment Monday evening. The royal
purple degree was conferred on three
candidates after which banquet was
served.
Naomi sewing circle spent Wednesday
afternoon with Sister Angel at Silver
Spring.
Members of Swarts Lodge talked base
ball Wednesday evening and wound up
by issuing a challenge to Canonicus
Lodge. Several baseball fiends Went 10 the
Canonicus- What Cheer game Tuesday,
and had In their possession leather
Brother Isaac Huling as soon as he made
an error. They fooled themselves for Ike
played the game without making an
orror. The medal is being saved.
Brother Dill Of Bethesda Lodge OF Bos-
tom, who is being cared for by Crescent
Lodge, is slowly improving.
The second degree was conferred upon
one candidate in Mount Vernon Lodge
"Wednesday evening.
Twenty-seven members of the order
have asked for charter to establish a
lodge at Washington Park, to
BE- known as Washington Park
Lodge, No. 81. IL the lodge Is instituted
if will start with about a total member :.
ship Of thirty FIVE, and as the field is
thought to be prolific those einter-
e8ted expect to have lodge 80
strong In . short time. The Grand
Committee met In the grand secretary's
office yesterday afternoon and granted
. dispensation for the same, and the date
Of institution will probably be August ~.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-07-21
LIGHT INFANTRY VETERANS.

The members of the old First Light In
fantry Regiment, the veterans now, all
ate in one mess yesterday at Rhodes on
the Pawtuxet and enjoyed, besides their
dinner, all the pleasure that Is incidental
to the deld day gatherings Of this organ
ization. They ate lunch at o'clock and
dinner three hours later, with appetizere
In the way OF impromptu ball games, foot
ball matches and "Old Potts tcasers" in
the interval.
After dinner Colonel Duckworth made
every one sit still under the trees long
enough TO vote TO postpone monthly
meetings until October and to have q
group photograph taken. Then they re-
mained sitting TO listen to the
songs and sketches OF the
regiment joker, Lee Burden, who can sing
"rhe Sword OF Bunker Hilpp as well at
90 as he could at Is. Ex- Mayor Goodwin
OF Pawtucket helped out in the duet
and the chorus was genuine
old soldiers affair. A. Barton, the
oldest infantryman in the country, was
there with the party. He Is over 50 years
old and can still go through the manual.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-07-21
FRATERN|TIES.
Summer Heat Affects Lodge
Attendance.

Tho warm weather has big
o0cct upon attendance at the various
oocieties and lodgerooms that
arc nearly filed In cool weather are now
practically deserted. Several reasons be-
sides that OF warm weather also affect
weekly attendance. A large number OF
members are living out Of the city just at
this time OF the year, and II Is also vaca'
tion time for those who have iabored dill
gently for the past IL months.
When the resting season Is over
the brothers will return to the several
fraternity halls better prepored for the
work OF fall and winter, which, despite
the hard times, has an encouraging out
look.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-07-21
GRAND ARMY.

George II. Browne Post enjoyed a very
pleasant meeting Monday evening. An
unexpected visit was made by Depart
ment Commander g. III. Baker, VINO had
interesting remarks for the good OF the
order. Remarks were also made by j. v.
Taft, Past Commanders Sweet and Graf
ton, which were much enjoyed by all.
Crescent Park has been declared off, and
an effort is to be made to have one at
Mark Rock during the latter part OF
August.
The committee from Slocum Post who
have charge Of the excursion to Washing
ton, ID. g., will hold a meeting In the Of
street, when the final report of all
subordinate committees Will be rem
dered. II will then be known just what
route will be taken, and what the fare
and other charges will be.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-07-21
WEST SHORE.
Oakland Beach.

Oakland Beach.
Mrs. G. H. Child ives the guest OF Mrs..
d. Russell Brown Wednesday.
Messrs. G, 8. Scarborough and j. r..
Studley Of Providence were among the r..
cent arrivals at the hotel.
Buttonwoods.
The following was the standing last
night In the tennis tournament In pro.
won 0, lost 2; G. Hale won /, lost 8; NIL.
ler won 2, lost 1: Pearcc won 8, lost I !;
Smith won O, lost q; Wilkinson won 8,
lost 0. Messrs. Carleton, Hale and Com
stock are also entered In the tournament.
Mr.. Fred Wilkinson of Brooklyn, who
woods, is visiting friends at Westport
Miss Elizabeth Hale IL visiting friends
in Peace Dale.
The following are guests at the old But
tonwoods House: Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Msader, Miss Mildred Meader and Misc
Charlotte Msader, Pontiac; Mrs. Charles
ton; Mrs. William Hopkins, Master Hop
kins, Woonsocket; Miss Ellie Tracy, Put
nam, Conn.,; Mr.. and Mrs. Catlin, Master
Harold Catlin, Providence; Miss Bartoll,
Brooklyn; Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Pearce,
East Providencs; Mr.. and Mre. George
8. Dodge, Miss Emma Dodge, Miss Sadie
Dodge, Saylesville; Mrs. Kings bury, Mas
ter Kings bury, Pawtucket.
Mr.. Stephen Colvin has Just finished Z
cottage at Old Buttonwoods.
The officers and inmates OF the State
Insane Asylum, 76 in number, dined at
the Old Buttouwoods House Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John o. Winsor OF Green.
VILE are occupying cottage at Old But.
tonwoods.
Miss Nellie Pearce Of Providence is q
guest OF Mr.. Frank Pearce.
Mr.. 8. b. Carpenter and family are oc-
cupying their cottage.
River View.
Messrs James o. Otis, William N. Otis,
William p. Otis, Samuel Otis, Willis
Stokes, and Martin Stokes will make .
cruise on the schooner Lorelei, Captain
George Haskill, early in August. They
will be gone about week and will explore
the waters In the vicinity OF Long leland.
The largest score Of the season In tho
ladies' series on the Casino bowling alleys
was made by Mrs. Allen Csdy, who made
total Of 189.
Shawomet Beach.
A lantern festival was held on Mr.. Fra
ser's grounds Thursday evening. A large
number of Providence people came down
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Pratt gave straw
ride to the young PsNRs WHhanssd:y night 1..
Miss Dustin IL the gusst Of Mrs. Loan
Mr.. Albert Jencks entertained friends
from Central Falls today.
The second hop Of the season will be
held at the Casino Wednesday evening.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-07-21

Sir John Andrews, the English profes-
sor, believes that in the vast majority OF
cases constipation may be successfully
overcome by takinga teaspoonful OF the
genuine imported Carlsbad Sprudel Salt
dissolved in tum mblerful OF water, (half
pint), cold or hot, early in the morning.
and II necessary, on going TO bed. Best
taken when outdoor exercise can be
had
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-07-21
PYTHIAN sIsTERHOOD.

The Pythian Sisterhood will ma he their
annual excursion 20 Rocky Point Tuesday,
July 81.
Hermione Assembly met last Monday
evening with good attendance and con-
siderable business OF importance was
transacted. A number Of the members of
the order In this city will attend the Su-
preme Assembly In Washington n0xt
month.
Sister Eldridge Of Elmwood Assembly,
wife of Brother g. Z. Eldridge Of Elmwood
Lodge, was buried from the residence of
her husband this afternoon. There was o
large representation from both organiza-
tions present. There was generous dis
play Of floral offerings at Elmwood ceme-
fery
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-07-21
RED MEN.

Tahoma Tribe will meet every Tuesday
evening at B. T. Hall In the future.
Frederick w. Alexander was elected as
Junior sycamore IN Wamsitta Tribe Mon
day evening to I'll the vacancy caused by
the resignation Of II. ID. Kelly. He was
installed by Great Sachem II. M. Frances.
The electric lights will be used for the
first time next Monday evening.
The chiefs OF King Philip tribe were in
stalled by Deputy Great Sachem James
Rider Tuesday evening.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-07-21
PYTHIAN SISTERS.

The executive committee Of the Grand
Temple will meet at Columbia Hall Tues
day afternoon, when business OF import
ance will come up for action.
Past Grand Chief Sarah j. Goh, Sister
Jennie Barlow and Francis Aigan visited
Goff Temple of New London, Conn, and
publicly installed the officers.
Two candidates were admitted to Eu-
reka Temple Monday evening.
Lucretia Temple omitted its session
Wednesday evening on account OF Pyth-
ian Day.
Supreme Representative Myra M. Car
penter and Most Excellent Chief Minnie
Happoldt of Unity Temple are visiting at
Newport.
Hope Temple met Thursday evening.
One application for membership was re-
ceived
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-07-21
SCOTTISH CLANS.

Clan Cameron met Tuesday evening
Craig PRECEDING. The usual business was
transacted after which remarks on the
good of the order were made by Grand
Chief Cummins and Grand Secretary VIM.
Forsyth and others. Clapsman Cunning
ham OF Clan Mckenzie No. paid visit
and entertained the clan with some music
on the Highland pipes.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-07-21
GRAND ORIENT.

Mahomet Council was instituted in Red
Mems Hall Tuesday evening with o large
list OF charter members. The ceremony
of institution, installation and initiation
was under the supervision OF Grand
Orient William M. Green, assisted by
Deputy Grand Orient John Farrell. Nine
candidates were initiated after which a
banquet was served.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-07-21

stalled the officers elect of Martha Wash
ington Council Thursday evening.
About one hundred OF the members OF
the l.. L. Social Club met at the resi-
dence of Brother and Sister McQuay,
1888 Seventh street, Tuesday evening,
and were were very pleasantly enter
tanned. During the evening the presi-
dent, Mrs. s. A. Whelden, aud the treas
urer, Mr.. A. G. Taft, were presented with
handsome bouquets Of flowers from MRS.
Me0uay
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-07-21
SONS OF ST. GEORGE.

The Grand Lodge will meet at Newport
Saturday, August 25. Gordon Comman-
derry OF this city have rendered their SER
vices as escort to that body. An invita-
tion has been extended to the comman-
deries OF Massachusetts to be present on
that occasion. The arrangements are be-
Colonel e. II. Holden, Second Lieuten-
ant Thomas Oxley and Sergeant Henry
Martin
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-07-21
Soon Overt

There's place In indiana by that name.
It's in The NEWS Pocket Atlas, Census
and Gazetteer. Price 40 cents.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-01-02
G. 7. n. A.
Thirteenth Quarterly Session OF the
Central Texas Medical Association.

The thirteenth q larterly session
of the Central Texas Medical Asao.
citation will meet III Waco on the
9th instant.
The following is the programme:
j. "Hydrotherapy-Its Applica-
non in NJ sdical and Surgical Pfao
nee" PAPER by Daaiel Parker. of
Calvert. DiseussIoh TO be opened
ny Drs. e. K. SMiih, Of Waco, aud
w. r.. Balock, OF McGreeor.
q "Bicyc,ing-Iae Evil Effects
"a Pulmonary, Cordiso ana Pelvic
Structures Paper by DR.. Ii c.
Black, Discussion to be opened
bg Drs M L. Graves, of Waco,
and r. p Talley, of Temple.
"rhe Au.opsF--l n cessitv
y Pathological Study pape- by
Or. : NJ Frazier of Morgan. Dis.
russion to b opened by Dts. J W
Halls, Of W SEQ, and J G shaw, Of
Stranger.
Inst as tac'nr IN JlS'
ease D. Paper by Dr. w q Cole.
Discussion to be orenec by d 8. j.
r Terrell, OF " Aco, and w E
Brown, Of G4tesvile.
5. The Hypodermio Syringe
Its use and Abnse in Medicine.
Paper by DR.. w a. Howard, of
Waco. Discussion 30 ue opened
by DIS q b Fosene, of Waco,
and J r. Valiant, If BTaeevltlo.
8 ~ alvuiar Diseases OF the
Heart az a SEQUEL of Rheumatism
Prevention aud Testment - Pa
per ny Dir NJ d Nnox, of Hills
horo Discussion to be opened by
Dre. j. C. j King Of Waco AMI
=. G Gordon. Of lott.
After adjournment grand ban.
qu It vi be rendered the visiting
physicians, their wives and lady
friends at the Hotel r wal
The coming meeting wii be very
important aud arger attendance
thar usual is expected Officers
for the ensuing year viii b elected
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-01-02
TEXAS N THU PLACE.
Good Advice to Residents OF The Old
Worn 0at States.

sam B Thomas lately returned
from visit TO tina place Of his
nativity. in Keno county Miss,
Have yca been back TO the old
states reeenty?" he asked. "No?
Well, you'll 6nd them mighty lone.
some when you do 90 back. I have
jRst returned from kamper county,
NJ iseissIppi, one OF the smallest and
poorest counties In that state, and [
tell you lts tesrtrending to note the
condition ofthe people and the run-
10 seed look Of the country.
~ made speech while was
over there, and poked Texas at
EN- strong told 'em Mississippi
vas the place tor graat man TO go
TO be born, Bat that it was also
daisy place - go sway from early in
life.
% bad 8 great time, for was
among tie most hospitable people
on earth; but l tell you trip
trough the country Itself is lik9
walking thro'gh graveyard, Texas
"a chs place far me.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-01-02
A Famous Case.

JACKSON, 9enn., Jan. Dis
triot Attorney Hawkins closed the
argument in she Dr.. Howard case
at noon today and court adjourned
until 2 o'eiooE tonight, when Jud ge
hammond viii charge the Jury.
There is mach conjecture as TO
what the verdict Will DO. The case
has 1een on tiial st veral weeks, and
many witnesses have been examined.
The court room was crowded again
today and the interest in the case is
increasing.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-01-02
ALL AROUND TOWN.

No marriage licenses have hao,
issued since the 30th ultimo.
The following parties were i,ilai
yesterday: Bill Davis, i,onosI
Graves aud Bibh Muse, ali on mi.
demssnog charges.
Guests at the county iNl or.
diminishing ia numbers. Seva,
we've taken to the county farm vas
terdav 10 work out fines assessed|
Lainst them.
Don't fail TO save the commons
and thus secure 800 elegant enerav
ngs ct noted places with data At
taobed Read the "ad' and 80.
how this il done. \
The Brsz 3 river, which for thu
past eight months haa been Amos,
dry, the water being lower than all
any other period since the war. ross
tex feet yesterday.
The Commercial Cub meets to.
night at the 2 Acitic hotel. E,vev|
business man and citiz N of Eysca
should be present. An attendants
Of not less than $50 ia expected.
All the NV Years cards In tbs
cisv we're sold out early yesterday
afternoon, winch is q find index Of |
the extant 10 which the socially in.
cliued were observing The New
i ear
Local physicians are making
elao0rate preparations FOR the en-
.ertainmant Of the waiting delegates
TO the Central Texas Medical A.
ISOLATION, which meets here on the
. n instant.
The aggregation of the Fifth
Street Methodist church cave al
social last night at the Harrison
on 5 )uth Fourth street.
There WAS large attendance, and
a very enjoyable evening was spent.
The condition of many wagon
roads leading into Waco is the sub
jeot Of much discussion as to
method 10 DO pursued to improve
them. The matter viii probably
be among the sab 3cts that viii be
considered at tue meeting Of the
Commercial Club tonight.
Recent reports OF Wholesale white
eappism in the neighoornood of
Rouius prove untrue. Five men
Ia masks did. it seems. chastlss
Two or three negroes for shooting
and gashinp cattle, but there has
been No general uprising OF citizens,
nor 90 they generally endorse the
action OF the five.
lt has been ramored around town
that o4m Jones might remain over
aad lecture more than one line
when he comes TO lecture for Pat
Cleburne Camp. The News man
vas today showed q telegram,
addressed to Capt. @. l.. Johnson,
which stateds emphatlcallY that Nh
Jones would Leave this city on ths
morning of the j. h for Austin.
SO those VINO thinks they will have
NOPE than one chance TO near MIN
viii most certainly be- disaupulnted.
MIR. Edward Toby's next regulsr
1ignt class in practical bookkeeping
viii start Tuesday night January
There ID still room for several
pupils. a young man can make no
better investment than taking
course of bookkeeping under MI
Toby. See MS advertisement.
See Stark West Tor acoidcGt and
ire insurance
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-01-02
su RscMRRRs NOTICE

If the collector fails to find you
when he calls, please call st the office
and pay your absorption if it is I'M
paid, We ned the money to pay
bills incurred furnishing you the
paper
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-01-02

What Climix Oh will do. 1t has
relieved more suffering humanity
than any Other medicine sold TODAY.
.iy it, Sold ander a positive guar
antee by al dmggists.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-01-02

See Stark West Tor acoidcGt and
fire insurance
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-01-02
WACO EVENING NEWS.

The business OFFICE. press room and con,.
DosfUU rooms are ~ 2ND nith 2ff SCUM
Atghfh sfreet. TeiephoDe No. ia.
gsr1uch DTjce at BurIeson's boUE sfor
No. fI5 So'nh fourh STREET. Isiephort
So. 29J.
II you ,cGnt 10 tniB icth the b~sincss NJ
yice oiid bore no 'pho"e. use ours at The
branch office.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-01-02

No. carries through 3 ee az for 81 i.lnia via
irun Mountain. 80 carries through eapcr
20 Caro- Ai trains through 10 Memphis and
.alio without change.
For fu liner particulars CAL on
VI. =. oiALsstNK 4 amt,
ll2 louih Fourth ~.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-01-02
L.ocal Time Gard.
2essouvs. Kansas NJ TasnH.
Hsaenrar q.rs,inA--Son,n aOuud


rioAss Ageu No lia south roarfb street
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-01-02
are lou Blliousq

If so take Climax Pills and be
relieved. Tiny are the true health
pills sold by druggists.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-01-02

rs. n. oWlgs Ticket Aeens
9esar raciso aotei BIook. 0uposIte Posso,n,.
7sn an,"ni" nnd aransas Pass.
orTH a"0gD--gn. ~. --scsTH pouwn.-~n ,
~ Rsco At Is. m. Arrivee $40 .. II
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-01-02
" so" e,ssE mnpaisrmEnr
-ooas,on os rirs Alarm nore..


81 corner 18th and Jefferson rrI-InIIr!
Al boXee numbered above . strikes tnna
3oo 10 strikes end st0ps then atrisas II
making Box 49, then ropeats four times.
BOX IS strikes IL and stops, then strtkes IIIl
nasin- Boz "a an 40 on
pIaEGTToNs FOR GIVING ALARM
Keys vii De found IN residsncee on each COZ,
ler whore boxes are located. Open Fire a am
t0Tes ami pnll HOOK down and let go Leave
Key in box
Turn alarm in only FOR dras. $1,000 fine 10,
tatse alarms.
slow tapping OF bells signify company
s%lls,
second friday in each month each bok Ia
.apped twice, testin9 boxes and circuit line
w hen alarm % irefs gtvel the Fire Depart
nent has tina right OF way on al sbreeis All
7anic!es must drive near the siewaiK anu lxeeI
3 Hav from the IRE, 50 % line Tor running over
Bose.
depart % any carelass driving going 20 OF
from area by the Fice Department win be
Thankfully received by che Chief, as last and
saSeless driv'neis strioklv rorhiddan.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-01-02
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-08
CRITICISIyG THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY.

The Newark Presbytery. at its meeting yester-
DAY, decided to accept the resignation Of the Rev.
DR.. Nicholson, to date from March 81, 1894 DR..
Nicholson Is pastor OF the North Park Church in
that city. The Presbytery discussed a resolution
offered by the Rev. Lewis Lampman. that the
Newark Presbytery viewed with apprehension the
definitions Of dogma by deiiverance and by judicial
decision, and that the action OF the General As
sembly In deciding judicial case while funda-
mental preliminary questions were yet pending be-
fore a synod OF New.York. is an infringement Of
the prerogatives OF the synod and threatens the
constitutional liberty OF each member Of this pres
withdrawn by the introducer OF the resolution.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-08
SUNDAY SMOKING CONCERTS.

A series Of Sunday smoking concerts. under the
auspices of the Provisional Committee for the Aid
Of the Hungry. Of which oliver Sumner TEAL Is
chairman. will be started on Sunday evening"
when a programme Of popular music will be given
at the Grand Central Palace. Lexington-ave. and
Forty-third-st, by Baynes 69th Regiment Band.
and by a large number of artists who have volun-
tecred their services They include Eugene Cowles,
Of the Bostonian Opera Company; Miss Jessie
Bartlett Davis. contralto at the Temple Emanu-El
Miss Pauline Glidden Chapman, cornetist who
will make her first appearance In the city, and
other artists TO be announced In a few days
The 18th Regiment Band will be followed on Feb
ruary IS by Inness 18th Regiment Band and on
February % by Rogerss 9TH Regiment Band. The
price Of admission will be 80 cents with no re-
served seats. The floor of the building will be ar
ranged with seats and tables. so that those dis
posed may sit there and smoke and partake of re-
freshments. The proceeds are TO be divided
equally among the unemployed actors. the New
York Association for Improving the Condition OF
the Poor the United Hebrew Charities and the
Society Of ST. Vincent de Paul.