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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-06-07

Arc You weak and weary, ovorworked
and tiredP. Hoods sarsaparilla is lust
the medicine you need to purify and
quicken your blood and to give you
appetite and strength. II you decide to
take Hoods Sarsaparilla do no, be in.
ducod to buy any other. ANY effort TO
substitute another remedy is proof of
the merit Of Hoods.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-06-07

By the blu under OF his servant Senator
Mcpherson mado $500 in sugar trust
stock. Ho should discharge that ser.
want and hire him again at advanced
wages.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-06-07

FoR hoarsencss, chronic sore throat.
bronchitis and severe throat troubles
Cubcb Cough Cure is always surc. Inc
active principle oil ,Cuheb cannot bo
gainsaid. All druggists and physicians
will testify to its healing properties
and successful action on the mucous
membrane.
Sold by Alex T. Young, John Klari.
Wheeling, and Bowie & Co., Bridge.
port, Ohio.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-06-07

TnE nip OF n poisonous snake is but n
slight remove from being more danger.
ons than the poison OF Scrofula in the
blood. Aycr', saSaparilla purities the
vital fluid, expels nh poisonous sub.
stances, and supplies tho clements OF
life, health and strength.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-06-07

THE country has now the sonate's
idea OF q proper sugar tariff. It is very
lar from the idea OF the house. Be-
tween the two thoro ia room for a great
deal Of sugar speculation on inside
'tips."
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-06-07

PENSoYER, tho Oregon idiot, will not
break into tho United States senate just
yet. Tho legislature is handsomely Re.
publican along with everything else.
This year Oregon breaks her record.
Garry tho news to Washington.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-06-07

THERE are increasing reasons to be-
lieve that some OF the coal operators are
playing q double game, trying to throw
their fellow operators and the miners at
tho same time.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-06-07

county to thrust upon us q representa-.
tive In tho house Of delegates whom our
own people, us evidenced by their voice
and vote, would rather have kept ut
homo,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-06-07
AT TIE NEW FAIR GROUNDS.

Parade at a. IN. through the principal street,
81 me city. 10 The New Fair Grounds. where the
Racing. Beef Dressing Exhibition by N. + Mil.
lihs' OF Chicago, Ill: Champion of the world.
record I minutes and ) seconds. mnde nj the ~,
position building, IN Chicago, August y, lsS5
icated all comcrS he stands ready today 10 S,c co,
any man in the world. SIR. Mullins has beeii en.
gagged by the Wheeling Butchers' AsNociaSon
ny great expense. dancing and amrISeInSnts
o. al SliG& REFRESHMENTS Will be furnished
by the Opera House, MclSIGr's and Mayer'sh,asSs
bonds Admission 10 the grounds 15c: yehIcIoss
ireei grand stand aud quarter stretch loc,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-06-07

tho tariff question" Iitho iooIklIlcr Is
ready to grasp hi4 club the address Of
this misguided brother Ia at his DID.
posal
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-06-07

OREGoS knows wha. is going on Mt
Washington and plumps in a Rcpubli.
can plurality accordingly. There will
be more OF tho same. The tide is rising.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-06-07

SENATOR VOORHEES, should quit deny
ing things IIe ia not in tho secrets of
those who know. and all his dcnials 20
wrong.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-06-07

THE fourth judicial district of Illinois,
which gave Cleveland n plurality Of
G,Sl5. has just gone Republican by
5000. This is 4 straw OF very rospccta.
bic proportions.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-06-07

Is Mr.. Wilson the tariff-maker he was
thought to hc? Ii 80 he will have some
settled opinions with regard to the sen
ate treatment Of his measure.
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l%ntelligencer,
Published Daily, Except Sunday.


Ter Year, by Mnil, Postage Prepaid
DAILY tST DAYS N The WEENl""""...""''"Ss 90
DAILY CTRREL DAYS IN THE WEEK. "..'"'"'". ! 90
DAILY TWO DAYS IN THE wEEO"..". '.''''"' 2 IS
DAILY lcNG MoNrH) 65
lkGklY loNt YEAR IN ADVANCE ""'"'"'''' ! 90
WEEKLY lSIE MONTHS .,'n"''''' 90
Tho DArLY lSIEllIGLNcEr Is delivered by car:
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cents PET week.
Persons Wishing 10 mh'crlbo TO tho DAILY IN
TaLiIGENCEk can lO ~ by scndlug In ih6tr or
Nefs to Tho ISTFLLiGESCYE uAic0 on postal carl
or otherwise, They viii b. %puuCtualIy served
by Caffl0n
Tributes Of EcSpcct AMI obituary Notices, so
cents per iuCh.
Correspondence contallIng important news
SOlicltcd from every part oil tho surrounding
country.
RulcCiNi cORmunicntlo1swl not he returned
unless accompanied by sullCicni postage
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-06-07

Is it to BIO n tariff for sugar trust
revenue only?
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-06-07

Hoods Pills are the beat atter.dinncr
Pills, assist digestion, cure headache.
Try q box. <
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-06-07

TnTpIIOSE SuIHEEs:
Editorial Rooms ISL. Counting Room 40.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-06-07

NorE-The voters Of Liberty and RIohlund dis.
TlGls viii hold their suggestion meetings at .
O'clock 2. m. In place of p. m.
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DEATHS AND yUsKRzLs.

MrEgITT-As Ross. essttis. Saturday morn
.ng November 70. 1874, Ars y. A. Msfrltl
vile OF Miles Hsfritt, rsA-knoSn psonesr.
services vii b hssd ~ tbs family raidsnes
this afternoon st O'Clock.
Dig worF-The funeral services OF Cspi VIII
Lam H. De Wolf Will oe held 81 Trinity Par
tsh church this afternoon a. 2o'eiofk. under
the auspices OF MILLER Post e. A. Aeha-
t,e-s viii usst At the lodge hall a. O'Clock
Rev George IL Watson viii deliver the ea4ogy
over tie cs.d- Iatsrmsns In Lake View cam
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~ son. Boz I5sx
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CasE-En ss&ss.e. ca Wednesday, SoFssnosr !,
fzes 80 NJ. AMI Mrs.. & W. Case. dsEgnssr-
raKwFrx<-Ta ssatr4.. On Friday. Tovenser ..
Tz94 - Nr ard Mrs. q. D. Fssesis 81 o1-
ErAuA9-At F7s3 Broadway. seattle. on Iuss-
DAY November 4 lot % Mr. sae Mr.. Assx-
endex MeAdsna- soas weight, nsrs T'oGn1s.
xcgRATH-In sextfse. Sovern Der 2. lsss- 90 NJ.
and xra Joan kefsratn. formerly Of oaa ffs1-
c3son dsnxhtsr. weighing Zen poa1ss
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CARD OF THANKS.

Mr.. anf Mrs. Y p. Friend ard family wish 20
express their thanks for the kind syn patty snd
condolsne~ received from their ns1y friends
sa their late ssd bereavement. espscial1y w.sS
20 usntson mr " NJ frsdrick. Mr.. ~ @. Win
stock the high school cadets and the ladies' ana
gentlemen who havs shown 40 much kindness-
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Advertisers desiring dsspssy advertisements
changed Cor the sunday fssHs must hand In
eo.y by O'Clock Saturday 20 insure easnss
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES co.
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yOH~s0w4cHRfsTES-O S-fn seattle. estnr-
esy. November II. Is9s, ~ ths rss1snes o.
Ars. Toysii. ziis Ercas strests y EsF Asrla
Il lana Nr. Victor johnson, OF Tacoma,
ea1 Msss Ers g. CsrsssessS1- Of 5>sttss
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Advertisements under the head Of Lost
Toand. For Eaie. For Rsnt and Situations
wsnsed will Be inserted q. the rate OF cent .
word each insertion. Payment always 10 adj
vance. No Advertisements received tor lsss than
12centA
sOTFCF-The business once Of the PosT-Is-
rKIrfesScxR ia open until II y IL: sunday
hours. a 10. TO p "a. Classihed ADVERTISE
usnts wiil be recelvsd ap 20 this tine.
Advertisement. viii be received At branch
ofsees az the PosT- TrrEILEsxscxk at.
TACOMA BUREAU - Iiis Pacific avenue.
Thomas Summons. Manager
PORT TowNsES p-French & Springer
EELIINGHAM BAY BuREAU-SeE what
ron, corner Holly snd Canoe stfsets o. II.
Culver, Manager.
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ron RENT-LODGING HOUSES.

L,oR REST-H, TELLS, LODGING HOUSES
IL and other good buys for sale or trade. Call
on Jacob u Her. 3oS Bailey
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UHBRELLA KEPAIHrys.

UMBRELLAS RECOVERED AND REPATEvo
.ey h:iiag, soe<s repaired RoLeson Rro.
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tyANEE D. MOULD fGKE THREE SENTfE-
tasa saese 1Ssz-Sss. - - gss sss2, - 60
ksNa-x ssxvss
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NOTICE OF DrssoL UTTox

THE FIRM OF Z l. AUSTIN AND g. p
Il Zlnmsrrasn, doIns businsss under the nrEn
name zae sgyle Of Agssin & Zimmerman. has
been this dsy Dissolved ~ musasl CONSENT g..
y. Elmnsrnaa 10 authorized 20 sollscs al balls
due tAs late 6rza and assume the saanllluea
r. T. AUSTIN.
e. p. ZIMMERMAN.
nz;st shss sssh dsy Of oateeeS. isaG
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-12-21
REGISTRATION UP TO DALE.

SO far 92t9 registry voters have qualified
TO vote at me several elections OF 1895. and
there ere just Ten days left for the other
5000 or so TO attend to the matter. The
registration i'm the Eighth Wa.d room
last night was 1872, and during the day ut
city hall 22i. The total IL 1922 ahead of
that of 1892 ana 1923 behiud that Of last
yesr.
RUDY's PILE sUPIoSITORY r. gisran-
iocd 10 cure Piles and Constipaiion. or money
refunded. 50 cents per box send stamp for
circumr and Free sample TO MARTIN RUDY
Lancaster. Ia. For sale by all hrst-class
druggists. CHAMBERS. CALDER ~ Co-
Wholesale Druggists. Providence. ~ J.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-12-21

for plaintiff; J. +. Lonsdaie and b. j.
Padien for defendant.
-. Horace Swan ct al. VS.. William
Hoxsie, administrator, in Washington
County Court House. Attorney
% %s7s7. Charles II. RUSSELL VS.. Nellie A.
Russell. Attorneys--H. A. McKenney for
plaintiff; J. M. Brennan for defendant:
363S. Citizens Savings Bank VS.. VIII
liam j. Mitchell, ct nj. Attorneys-J. M.
Ripley for plaintiff; Bassett a. Mitchcii
and j. M. Brennan for defendant.
1892. Ludges Gemnee ct ux. vs.. william
ii. Gooding ct al. Attorneys--J. Il. Colds
worthy for plaintiff; 4. w. Robinson and
McGuinness ~ Doran for defendant.
Common Pleas Division. Jury Triais.l
9o4. Josiah A. whaley VS.. Mary A.
Cairns. Attorneys-G, j. West and A. M.
Eaton for plaintiff; 80 for defendant.
1912. Thomas Barry VS.. William II.
Gregory. Attorneys. G. Quinn for
plaintiff; B. l.. Devins for defendant.
1902. Crawford w. Fairbrothcr vs..
Augustus A. Mann. Attorneys.Basset
& Mitchell for plaintiff; Cooke d Angel
for defendant.
(Assiyned casesD
1899. Ira n. Goff q Co. VS.. Gertrude A.
Patenude. Attorneys-R. w. Burbank
for plaintiff; j. Il. Lonsdale for defend
ant.
1878. Lawrence p. Dolan VS.. John W.
Shields. Attorneys az Banigan
for plaintiff; X. w. Burbank for defend
ant.
1905. Irving Champlin VS.. r. j. Reeves.
Attorneys. Champiin for plaintiff; y.
4. Blodgett for defendant.
1873 John Norwood vs.. Samuel ID.
Keene. Attorneys-J. Il. Blodgett for
plaintiff; X. Il. Lyman for defendant.
1914. George l.. Clnfiin q CO., VS.. z. j.
Ladd q Co. Attorneys-J. T.. Blodgett
for plaintiff; I. f. Tillinghast for defend
ant.
1893 Robert Fettis VS.. Shore Line
transportation Co. Attorneys-A. u.
Bean Tor plaintiff; j. M. Ripley for defend
ant.
"a. Albert L. Andrews VS.. Thomas
Cullen OF al. torneys-McGuinness *
Doran for plaintiff; 4. T. Cosgrove for de-
fendans.
1856. John A. Congdon VS.. Michael j.
Slattery. Attorneys. w. Hogan for
plaintiff; j. NJ. Brennan for defendant.
1866 Mary A. Reilly VS.. Hugh $. smith
ct al, executors. Attorneys-W. III.
Greene for plaintiff; T.. j. Mccarthy for
defendant.
Motions.
1862. Carlo Lafatzia VS.. William A. Car
roll. Attorneys-G. Farrell for plainiih;
I. M. Lee Tor defendant.
1926 Carl Lichten berg VS.. James Tower.
Attorneys-Page g. Owen for plaintiff;
Ballou * Jackson for defendant.
7166. Joseph Myetto, adr., VS.. j. Mason
Gross. Attorneys-A. ID. Bean for plain
tiff: II. q. Mowry for defendant.
676. Bronia Lipschitz VS.. Henry Rosen-
blatt. Attorneys-O. l.. Bosworth and +.
IL. Wildes for plaintiff; q. J. West and j.
j. Hahn for defendant.
-. Isaac Bander VS.. j. Jersky and l.
Rose. Attorneys-Littlefield q Stiness
for plaintiff; 3. $. Lapham for defendant.
. Moses Bander VS.. sane. Attor-
neye-Same.
1850. Alphonse Deslauriers VS.. Edward
Ba nville. Attorneys-A. Choquet for
piaintiff; Wilson and Jenckes for defend
ant.
.1653- -Alphonse Deslanriers VS.. Holmes
Brothers. Attorneys - A. Choquet for
plaintiff; X. for defendant.
1885. r. Isaac and Bro. VS.. George w.
Miikman. Attorneys-A. s. Johnson for
plaintiff; 8. A. Douglas for defendant.
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HAVE YOU TRIED 1T?

DIR WILSON'S CATARRH REMEDY Is a safe, posi-
tive, and purely vegetable remedy for Catarrh.
Price SOC. bottle Sold by all Druggists.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-12-21
PIANO FOR SALE.

A beautitul Upright Grand Piano. tbs octave ;ail
the latest Improvements; rich mahogany case,
years warrant We must sell this piano ut once
price Sisa Also new Schubert Upright very low,
Steinway, Chickerina and Hardnan Pianos; low
prices, easy terms. Call isY Westminster street,
room 20.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-12-21
BUILDING AND PLUMBING.
Permits Issued and Plans Filed For
Week Ending Today.

The following building permits have
been issued during the past week:
Lorenzo Vaughn, Diamond street, IN
story frame dwelling.
Fannie Davis, Shawmut street, history
frame store; George Davis, builder.
Joseph II. Monroe, 70 Benevolent street,
alteration to dwelling; I. III. Jones,
builder.
Mrs. Annie Monroe, 1874 FRANKFORT
street, 1-story shed.
John Trainor, 8 Abbott street, addition
to dwelling.
dition to dwelling; F. w. Esleeck IL Co.,
A. F. Campbell, Irving street, two az
story frame dwellings; g. A. Youlden,
architect.
Mary Hannigan, rear Dovle avenue,
1-story frame henhouse; Hathaway Il
Frank Walsh, rear 2oe Prairie avenue,
history frame shed.
Oscar Nordquist, Hamlin street, ~
story frame dwelling.
John Naff, Gladstone avenue and Smith
street, alteration to dwelling; A. Y. Bar
bour, builder.
1 1-2-story frame dwelling; Joseph Taud-
win, builder.
Levi b. Darling, 70 Sabin street, ad-
dition for shed; James Canning, builder.
Daniel Mcleod, Autumn street, / 1-2.
story frame dwelling; Mcleod Brothers,
builders.
James l.. Ward, 17s Thurbers avenue,
addition for hothouse; j. l.. Ward,
X. s. MacNeill, Huntington avenue,
3-story frame tenement house.
Henry +. Horton, Dover street, H.
story frame dwelling; John Macdonald,
builder.
Certificates OF exemption for fire escapes
have been granted to the city OF Provi-
dence on school houses on Point, Oxford,
Peace, Vineyard, Benefit, Thayer, Arnold
and East streets, the Academy and Branch
avenue and High and Manual Training
schools.
The following plans for plumbing were
filed this week with Inspector Bemis,
location, owner and plumbers names fol-
lowing each other respectively:
10 Eddy street, Billings Bros; ID.
Holmes & Co.
Aborn and saoin streets, Kent Stanley
Co.; w. q. Heath q Co.
144 Dean street, Stephen f. Chace; w.
q. Heath.
Sawyer street, Narragansett Real Estate
Co.; 4. Il. Manney.
Sawyer street, Narragansett Real Estate
Co.; T. Il. Manney.
26S South Main street, Bernard Meehan
II. II. Manney.
fost Onco Sourt, brosNcnor II, u. ID.
Manchester.
"a Carleton street, Joseph Gannoni J. C.
Morrisey.
8 Wilcox street, Corliss Steam Engine
Co.; Thomas Phillips Co.
10 Byron street, Mrs. l.. A. Bowen; &. n.
Blackmtr.
Chestnut and Broad, J. q. Parkhurst
w. B. Thompson.
II 2o7 Broadway estate of j. II. Battcll; W.
B. Thompson.
12s Wendell street, Almira Love; w. NJ.
| Congdon.
359 Smith street, Patrick Densby; Phil
| lips & Phillips.
81 Trenton street, Catherine Mccarthy
| p. O'Connor.
80 Mawncy, Il. Laden; ID. Y. Jones.
Reer Howard place, Albert Harkness; T.
| Smith * Bro.
Rear 40 Washington street, Equitable
Insurance Co.; y. a j. TerEey.
100 South street, Mrs. Handyi y. d J,
Tierney-
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AFTER BYRNES.
Parkhurst Talks Plainly to
the Committee.
creeden's $4,000 Shared by Mar
tin, voorhis and Reppenhasen.

NEW York, Dec. 2l = Posicema
Mooney, formerly attached to Captain
Crecdens command, yesterday testified be-
fore the Lsxow oommitAs that Heppen-
hagen had told him that ex-Asscmblyman
Martin and Police Commissioner Voorhis
wore each 10 receive 5000 of the sl50OO
paid by Captain Creeden 20 secure his ap'
pointmcnt. The remaining 5000 keppcn-
hagen Is alleged 10 have saved for himself.
Rev DIR. Parkhurst WAS present yester-
day and full Of indignation, because oi
the failure up TO this time to call Superln'
tendent Byrnes to the witness stand. MY
views on that subject arc easily under
STOOD" said the doctor. "Byrncs should
certainly be made TO take the stand. lie
is the impersonation of the police depart
ment the very man who should be made
TO tell, like any other witnesses, what he
knows OF the crimes alleged here.
1t has been stated that when Superln
tendent Byrnes was called as witness
before tho committee he would be ques'
toned simply rs an expert I'm police mat.
ters. IL was said that he would be asked
to suggest remedies, and would cooperate
with the committee to effect legislation
that would remedy the conditions now
complained or
The outline of what Is said TO be the In
tention of Mr.. Goff and the COMMITTEES re-
garding Superintendent Brynes has cyi'
IDENTIFY t,irred DR.. Parkhurst TO his inner
most depths, and for time it looked as
though there would be clash between
the doctor on one side and Mr.. Col and
the committee on tho other.
DIR. Parkhurst's Determination.
"To call him to the chair" said the doc.
tor, 'and not question him as TO his char
acter, is simply placing a stamp OF ap-
proval on his official acts"
1t was predicted in tho courtroom that
unless the superintendent was handled rs
the doctor thought he ought to be, with
out gloves, that tho reverend gentleman
would practically bolt the whole proceed
ings and leave In the minds of Mr.. Gof
and tho committee no doubt as TO what he
thought of their action.
Before tho session Mr. Goff and Senator
Lexow had conference outside the court
room. When they entered the room DIR.
Parkhurst held short but earnest con.
sultation with Mr. Golf. When tho con.
ference was ended they both shook hands
cordially, and the doctor wore confident
smile.
Police Captain Strauss - like Captain
Allaire - who testified before the com.
mittoc Wednesday and yesterday, made a
fat denial of all of the charges Lawyer
Geff hurled against him. He denied posi-
lively that he had ever paid cent for his
appointment as captain, and knew moth
ing whatever about the collection OF black
mail in his precinct.
He admitted having promised to make
Policeman Wallensten, a cousin of his, .
wardman, II he secured his appointment
as captain, and that he had borrowed
5000 from that officer a few days before
his appointment was made.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-12-21
SIXTH DISTRICT COURT.

Robert Hill was fined SO and costs for
ossaulting Maggie Kelley.
Andrew McGourley was fined $40 and
costs for stealing plush coat from Mary
McQuillion.
James Gardner OF Taunton was held for
IN indecent assault on Abbie Borrow.
Frank White pleaded not guilty to the
charge of breaking window in the build
ing. corner of Dorrance and Pine streets,
and was held until Friday for trial.
Fred Marx and Ellen Salmon were each
requcsted to furnish bail In the sum of
5000 for their appearance on the 2Sth to
answer to the charge OF selling liquor
without license.
Samuel Watson was sentenced to the
State work house for six months for the
non-snpport OF his wife and child. He
The case of David F. Lingane, for max
ing an assault on Osceola X. Cook with q
revolver, with intent to kill, was called in
Sixth District Court this morning. Mr.;
Wilson, counsel for Mr.. Lingane, asked
TO have the case continued for one
week, but City Solicitor Mowry objected,
rs the witnesses had been summoned for
today, and that Cook had also been
summoned and was to be in court.
Wilson said that IL the cost
Of summonsing the witnesses stood
In the way, the cost could DC
charged to him. Some time was spent in
awaiting the arrival of Cooke, and as he
did not put in his appearance Judge
Cooke granted the request OF Mr.. Wilson.
Cook was arraigned before Judge Cooke
In the Sixth District Court yesterday af-
ternoon on two charges of assault and
threats against ID. L. Lingane. He was
required TO give bonds In the amount of
1900, which was furnished by Charles +.
Ballou Of Pawtuxct. He Will have q hear
ing Friday.
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7es Westmin.ter street, Mary II. Cargil

76S Westminster street, Mary II. Cargill;
Thos. /. hudson.
7i0 Westminster street, A. G. Barstow;
l.. g. Stevenson.
2o1 Gallup street, Geo. r.. Matteson; j.
Il. Miner.
Highland avenue, VIM. WeIch; Graham
Bros.
sChestnut street, w. +. Crandall, agt. /;
ID. Holmes 81 Co.
191 Williams street, Sophia Augusta
Brown; The Thomas Phillips Company.
ls9 William street, Sophia Augusta
Brown; The Thomas Phillips Company.
II Harold street, DIR. Wallace Brown;
Thomas j. McKeen.
rs Harold street, DIR. Wallace Brown
Thomas j. McKeen.
- Gladstone avenue, Ellen It. Ward,
John Il. McGann.
20 Paine street, Charles Atwood; t. J.
Miner
Westminster and Burrill, Butler Duncan
Land Company; y. & J. Tierney.
Brook snd lockwottcn, ID. j. Mccarthy;
Thomas l.. Mappoy.
80 Furnace street, ID. Sullivan and wife;
A. Birtwell.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-12-21
DIR. WILSON'S CATARRH REMEDY

Is a safe, positive and purely vegetable rem
edy for Catarrh. ft acts directly on the
blood. Price soc. Bottle. Sold by all druggists