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Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-07-24

n, Inn n In money also other valuable
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Dfumms kt.cd by an .name.

SPRlNGFlELD Mass july - Robert
strephan, ur,t drummer was struck
by an en- lac -, b frelEhJ y.rd OF the
Boston end Albany. receiving inI1ries
rom which be red later
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chau.aO auans al Heddlag Camp.

EAST EPPi &, n. H., July "a The
annual Cha uauqua summer school "t
Hedding campground opened YESTERDAY
afternoon wlth the usual exercis $
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-07-24
ron JUDICIAL ExpENsEs.

F,s the payment of jurors fees, forty thou
sand iollars
pellato and common pleas divisions of the su-
preme court. provided that only actual attend
ance be paid for. twenty thousand dollars.
For payment Of witnosses' fees in the appel
late and common pleas divisions OF the su-
preme court, twelve thousand dollars.
For incidental expenses OF the appellate and
common pleas divisions OF the supreme court,
sorv thorsand dollaJs
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-07-24

Lno same exciusIyeiy Tor enucAtionai
purposes. But no property or estate whatever
shall hereafter be exempt from taxation. In
any case. where any part OF the income or
profits thereof or OF the business carried on
thereon. is divided among it's owners or stock
holders
SIC. z. This act shall take effect from and
after its passage.
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STATE BINDING.

For binding the schedules. the annual re-
ports of state boards and offices, all reports
&o., ordered bound by the general assembly,
and such other reports and documents as may
be required by the several state boards and
offices. five thousand dollars.
ADVERTISING AND PUBLISHING PUBLIC LAWS.
For publishing the public laTs in the news
papers as provided by Chapter ~ OF the Public
Statutes OF the state, and such other adyer-
tising may be required, when certified and
approved by the secretary Of state, ten thou
"a nd dollara
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CHAPTER 1881.

AN AcT 10 Rcreal Che ptor G2 of the Public stat
utes. ''Of state Scholarships In Brown Uni
versity." aud Chapter 30 of the Public Laws.
Passed March II. lsH4.
II In enacted by the General Assembly as toll
love.
SE,rioN B. Chapter G,og the Public Statutes
aud Chapter gsi OF the Public Laws are hereby
repealed
sEC. 2. This act shall take effect on and after
lie passage.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-07-24
CHAPTER 1870.

AN ACT In Amend .nent Of Chapter H Of the
Public Statutes. "of Property Liable to and
Exempt From Taxation"
II Is enacted by the General Assembly a. fol-
lows
SECTION l. The following property and es-
tates, In addition TO those now exempt from
taxation by law, shall hereafter De exempt
from taxation. the buildings and personal es-
tate owned by any corporation used for
school academy. or seminary Of learning, and
OF any Incorporated public charitable institu-
tion. and the land upon which said buildings
stand and Immediately surrounding the same.
10 an extent not exceeding one acre 10 Tar A.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-07-24

I certify the foregoing 10 be true copies.
Attest:
CHARLES A. BENNETT. Secretary of state.
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PUBLIC LAWS PASSED AT THE
JANUARY SESSION, 1894.

frhe Chapters OF the Public Laws arc num-
bered continuously from tho Public Statutes,
revision Of lSS2.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-07-24

will positively protect Horses and Cattle
from any ammo vance from Flies. q ats and
Insects of ev, nv kind. Improves ap~ear nee
at the coat. dispensing with n, nets. REC
oMMERDED ny THOUSANDS Try II ami be
convinced Price of sly. Ficnd" inrlnnine
bra h, quart aus, &LOO. hnlf gallon, ~ IN;
one pHli ,,, ~ rs. One gallon vii lasi
heal ~ horses ur cattle un eniiI" seissOn
''ewalr at limitations. Al ircss
Cr"sc"ui Mfg Co, 2iO9 Indiana Ave Phila
iy6 4w
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-09-29

n ali nv life before. There Is nothing
& IA world 10 live for but the life Of
nature ana Gods law II is such hap.
Illness as never imagined. And all
he world has grown so real-and
/ ann in il. not outside Of IL The
passing show has become part OF the
eternal drama in which !, too, play
nv humble part ] have my father
ana my cousins. am no longer with
out lsith and kin.
..Win you not acknowledge Your
lover as well2" he whispered.
Eyes y have-you What more can
| want or look to haye2 Let me Ike
Anthony, have the common lot! what
better can there be than the lot In,
tended by the Lord for all9'
Francesca Harold took her
hand. Francesca, nv Rose Of
sharon"
Patience. Harold Oh, dear friend
she laid her other hand ON Eman'
uel's shoulder 'satler me 10 DO with
my father-my own father-a little
longer. oh, you cannot tell Whist a
happiness il IS to hear his voice, only
10 serve him and obey hint A little
longer, Harold. Then. II il please my
lord and II his handmaiden still finds
favor In his eyes Adapted from
Walter Besant's latest novel for the
Cincinnati Commensurate azstle.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-09-29

cause. She had written a book which
told everything in the history of
woman, and all the women who be-
lieved that they were equal to men
had joined her standard. She was
very wealthy, and her wealth gave
her power, and she used it for the
cause. In her own mind she had
dedicated her daughter TO the cause
from her birth. She should take up
and finish the work of her mother.
But day came when an explanation
and an understanding were required.
You are displeased with me,
mother. l have seen it for long
time"
mo, Francesca. The elder lady
laid down her pen and turned her
chair. ''Sit down and let us talk. l
am not displeased. have no right to
be displeased with anything you do.
You are free to work out your own
career. l am only disappointed. |
think have the right my child, to
feel some disappointment"
"Yes-oh!-yes and vet" She
paused, standing with joined hands,
like little girl trying TO find an eS-
cuse.
Il have done my best To fill you
with the doctrines that preach and
profess. And you have known ever
since you could understand anything
what hoped of you when you should
arrive at womanhood.
"Yes-I have known that"
What has come between us, child?
Until quite lately until few weeks
ago-you were still eager and in.
terested. Has anything happened?'
Yes, great deal has happened,
and all in the last week or two.
seem to have awakened. Everything
looks different. II began with that
business Of Harold and his-you
know" She blushed and looked
guilty. lie asked me II would
marry him. Well, | gave him an
answer, such an answer as you APP
proved. You expected that answer Of
me, did you not? Well, | gave il.
Mother you have constantly assured
me that I am free, but have only
been free since gave that answer T.
Harold gave it dutifully, and be.
cause believed what you wished
must be right.
After Harold went away began
to reflect for the first time what love
might applied to myself, mind,
not to an abstract, conditional per.
son-to myself"
"Well"'
Nine Elveda looked up sharply.
II see myself" said the girl. lifting
her head and looking into space,
standing beside him-beside the real
man, you know-that is the first thing
in love. You get at the real creatures
whom nobody knows but yourself
without any uniforms and liyeries
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-09-29

SHE CLusIED AND LOOKED GUILTY.
and trappings and titlcs-thc real man
as he really is. / say see myself
standing beside him an close to him.
so that / understand for tn, first time
how great and noble he really is.
while myself am 50 weak and small.
! see that I can love him chiefly because
he is so great and strong. trenblc
because I ain so small and so weak.
How can he love me? Oh mother.
how could such girl as / feel any
thing but little ana feeble in the
presence Of such man? Yet it docs
not humiliate me that he is my super
Tor. The greater he is the more ]
love him. Can any woman love a man
unless She respects him? Can she re-
spect him unless he Is greater than
herself? Can she marry him unless
she loves him? And after She ha,
married such man how can she ever
venture TO call herself his cqual?"
"fumph. But the man is said to
worship the woman. Would not your
lover be thinking much the same Of
you?'
He could not unless he foolishly
mistook the worth Of her dress and
her jewels for the worth of the woman
herself. Well, mother, those thoughts
have filed my brain ever since that
morning. Before that / never CON
sidered what love might mean nor
how love might break down all argu.
mcnts.'
II hope, then, that you will specdi.
~ desist from the consideration OF SO
dangerous a subject"
Francesca shook her head. II think
not" she replied gravely. since
most women marry it is at least an
important subject"
Think, then, that man and woman,
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-09-29

Officers Of tho steamer Essex re-.
port school Of dying dsh In The
Bappahannock river. Virginia nv.
ing ush swim in shoals varying In
number from dozen to q hundred
or more. They often leave tho
water at once, darling through tho
air ~ the Same direction for 40
yards or more. aud 'hen descend a.
the water quickly. rising agnip. and
then renewing their Aiebt some.
times the dolphin may b. sasn ia
rapid pursuit taking great leans
out Of the water, aud gaining anon
It's prey. which take shorter ANA
shorter flights, yatuly trying to o..
cape, until thoy sink exhausted
Sometimes the larger sea birds catch
lying fish 10 Tho air. Tho ousstton
whether the lying Gsh use their Gina
~ all as wings Is not fully decided
no power OF flight is limited ~ tho
time the fins remain mois,
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-09-29
Afraid Of the Women.

Cav-.ain Joe Waters says in a letter
declining to engage in a debate with
the Populist Women's club of Topeka:
mo power on earth is strong enough
to compel me to dispute with woman.
If any of them desire TO fight me. ! at
once display flag Of truce and uncon-
ditionally surrender AS a lawyer I
carry this further Under no stress
no compulsion, no apparently mag.
nificent opportunity for me TO air nv
art, will | ever cross examine woman
who is witness against me, and in
this think ! have wisdom beyond
Mr.. Butterworth. Chicago Herald.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-09-29
REFUSED TO 81 RESCUED
The Actress raced Death Hathsr Than
sail la tsrman ship

The Actress faeta brAeh h@EHNF A"~N
sail la German ship
zone Of my most exciting adyen'
tnres, said Mr. strak0sh ~ Wash
ingtOn Post reporter, was an Incl
deaf which happeled whom ! Was
managing the SOuth American tour
81 Nine. Sarah Bernhard We we're
on the British steamer CotOpa2l
and good stout vessel she Was
but somehow or other, as We aero
passing through the straits ~ Ma.
gellan Nc ran lnto q sand banS Tue
steamer dr1w eightssu feet y water.
aud had. unfortunately. entered the
straits at low water Every one be-
lieyed that We were shlpArs ckesl,
that our engagement, at Chile would
never os ialullal and that NO we're
doomed % stay UhBru NC Huorc
Tor three weeks Tor yOu must
know that ts q only usual
Tor tho steamers % this line %
pass there every IhFce weeks sarah
was distracted She tore hsr hair,
she beat her breast la her iuimitahgg
manner. aad she used the w6li,
classical language for ahlch she IL
noted Ihsrp 10 wrcg aud .hurp
was no prospect " gsiiri This v a.
about . o'clock 10 tbs morning. ihc
scene can bstssr IS imagined than
described Iar ladies urrc Ga tears
and frightened out 10 thvlr boots.
and oven tho men Of the company
lcit uncomfortable Tho assurances
81 the captain that all Aogld bc we'll
uoro u 40 avail. Aud cvcry holy waa
I la despair, A. last Ab0us noon thn
smoke % an approaching steamer
was seen 10 tho distance Every
body's hopes revived Ala waa Rt
hand and wo would b. rescued from
our unpleasant position Time went
6y and tho steamer drew near IA
she approached tho Cotopaxi hoistcd
signals u distress. and sho born
/ down upon ua Bat a. soon a. hrr
Gag vas recognizable patriotism
I got the better 10 'car Tho vessel
flow the German colors ssrah.itd aos
hesitate a moment Her alarn die
appeared. Rushing 10 the captain. q
bluf English sailor she auppad on
her knees before him and tmplorpd
him FOR the tovo o. God and 81
France not TO turn hrr over 10 thr
ioudcr mcrcios % her enemies She
would rather sta shipFrockgd an
her life. abandon her profession ard
lose all her hopes Of artistic and Hu-
ancial success than set foot upon che
deck Of German ship Surprised
AZ her change ~ tone tho capfaia
consented ana told the German can
tain that his passengers ala not nrrd
assistance, and ihC TCutou sailed
away Rushing dowu "a her cabin
Mme. B1ruhartit brought out q siIsru
French tri-color which had been pro.
souted 70 her BY some almirur anI
~ the German sailed away she
hoisted Tho dag Of France and waved
u trtumphantIy ~ tho parting foe.
AZ 2 y tn tho tide rpsa and 10
Coated and reached oue destination
in safety
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-09-29

THE fool-hardy practice OF drop
ping from a balloon with para
chute should be prohibited, like
that of bridge jumping and shooting
Niagara Falls in a cask. Two bal
loon parachutists. both women, have
been dashed to death within the
past ten days Only a morbid taste
can enjoy as sport a practice in
volving such frightful perils
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-09-29

Tie investigation of TIL charges
OF brutality :ain5t Superintendent
Brockway OF the Elmira reformatory
prison has closed with vindication.
lhe punishment Of prisoners does
not appear to have been more severe
or frequent than the gold discip.in
OF the prison deman ed. MIR Br0cE-
way has long held high rank among
the advocates Of prison reform, and
the assaults upon him haze been Is
peciaIly virulent.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-09-29

one Of those current dicta which
sound so final announces that the
size of a woman's shoe should be just
half that Of her glove. How futile are
generalities! It's all very well for
woman who wears a No. 2 shoe to
wear No / glove IF she can; but
shall all women who wear a No. 4
shoe be forced to buy No. gloves?
And must the No. IS that do so much
abouna all appear ia No. 10 gloves?
Heaven forbid.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-09-29

Ii is not worth the while 'oi
American people to iolli.y over the
fact that the departures from Ameri.
can ports have exceeded the arrivals
in the last few months It will be
found that most of those. who have
gone have gone on excursion tickets.
They have not for often to secure
their return passage Moreo yer the
class that is able to take excursions
o. this kind is not apt to be "a class
against which objections are raised.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-09-29

WHEN q candidate for American
citizenship says that in case of war
he would fight for Garibaldi there is
ground for suspicion that he is not
ripe for the honor sought. When
he cannot tell the name of the presi-
dent, governor, or mayor he really
should not take offense at a sugges-
tion that he wait a while. The eff
fort to make silk purse out OF
sow's ear has ever baffied human am
bition.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-09-29
Biz !

Elr I the lssa''
b his time, aad CIV, /
lawyers Great B RI
y never received s,'''.. !
than 10000 and ~ ~ i
any one case. Ri,i i
wards Lord Abins,.,
lawyer, had an n.y.
exceed Erskins'1 -
Garrows, another -
ballantyne reesi,ss I
Government g = Vey =
% Cal 'utta to iva.
iafso part Of Il ~
penses.
America laka a..
fees, and il i Only,T
that our lawyey.
Pinekney, wslals,- n
our great lavyen \ .
dreamed Of such sr,,.'
first great Zee syet,,
try was received hr.
In the ioreelosuss
railroad, not NAV !
stated that he
case. IL is reported ,.
or received sT5O8l s 4
ease andsiM.0Nae,
Troy Press.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-09-29

The summer rumor that lawn ten
mis- is superseding the bull-ight as
popular amusement in Spain would
astonish even the few Anglo-fash
ionables who have taken it up in the
Land Of the Cid
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-09-29

-, = hsrIos has an uuconquerablc
How does he show it9n
lilo was two ho1ro unlocking tho
Judge O' '''h =
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-09-29

A LONDON newspaper, the Human,
itarian. quotes statistics compiled
10y Clergyman to prove that dl-
vorces have increased in England at
4 faster rate than the population
since 1858, aud also that the ratio of
increase has been greater in Eng
land than in the United States.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-09-29

ACCORDING to the newspaper por'
traits Ii Hung Chang must be u
very near relative of the Chinese
quack doctors who have furnished
the press with pictorial advertise
ments at sundry times
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-09-29

POLITICIANS should take advantage
of the suggestion OF Professor w. A.
Eddy, who estimates that bodies
suspended one thousand feet in the
air exert a pull at the earth's sur
face Of fifteen times their own weight
Does this fact explain the present
popularity of amateur ballooning?
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-09-29

MRS Kingsley Wasn't your hus.
oanu OUT very late last night2
Mrs. Won Blumor, swoctly- Yos.
~ ! : iole sure he would be. lao told
men ,ns ne was going TO moot your hus.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-09-29

ALAS. Yosemite. 1t is said that
some Chicago capitalists have per-
fected plans for running electric
cars from MERGED into the valley.
About 1000 people now visit the
valley yearly. but oy cutting off the
stage-ride with electricity, it is be-
lieved that 5000 people will go
every year.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-09-29

THERE was some difficulty in get
ting the Midwinter fair buildings
up, but compared with the onerous
task Of getting them down the for
mer effort appears light and easy.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-09-29

The Gerry society of New York
has been distinguishing itself by ar
resting little girl for selling pa
pers on the street. The occupation
may not have been a desirable one.
but as the child had a sick ana
starving mother at home it was
probably the best and the only thing
she could do.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-09-29

-, husband Ny dear. don't Won
think that dress a--or tr,so az
modcstP i'0 I'm
Wife lmmodcstp Goodness mo,
Just look at the sloeyea
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-09-29

A YALE graduate tried unsuccess,
fully to hold up train in Texas, and
the howl about college training I'M
fitting men for active pursuits is still
nnconfounded.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-09-29

SAYS newspaper writer:
"Smooth'faced men are. as rule,
impressive and little given to loquac
lty." As smootn-faced men may be
supposed to be regular tents the
barber perhaps loquacity becomes
hateful to them in course time.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-09-29

If Emperor William is half as good
at lighting as he is at wearing hon
orary uniforms, he will prove a whole
wilderness of ferooity when the time
comes.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-09-29

THE Sultan Abdul Aziz o. Moroeco
is about to marry 1000 wives which
discounts most of the double lie
stories now eXtant
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-09-29
Is This LIbeIons?

The editor of Natural Science Eng.
land in its last issue makes this little
cling at the United States: strange
are the ways of the American place
hunter, and strange. as we have noted
before, is the system under which sci.
entific appointments are made in the
United Suites. One Of or transatlan.
tic correspondents complains that he
has no time for scientific work. AT
present, ne writes, i am very busy
being engaged in politics, as am a
candidate before the republican con.
vention for the nomination of state
geologist and have the most Gatteripy
prospects My only opponent is a local
collector As our friend might posi-
bly, obtain the appointment. we have
sufficient regard for his reputation TO
suppress his name"
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-09-29

In recent story the young man
finds the girl not bit glad to see
him when he calls and mentions TO
her that he notices it ..in dull.
toneless voice" And she replied
that she couldn't help it in a voice
that matched his for grayness"
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-09-29
The I'll
QUEEN

L % Mime. FL
veda had said TO
her husband, II
will not obey
Won. Woman is
the equal of
man. So they
had separated,
and m "a 4 a IN e
had become in
deed the rebel
queen of her
sex, the leader
of I h o great
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-09-29

Talk about earn
more than the usz,s.
beetsleak pounder
Ia the morning A..
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-09-29

There are Over Eess
vles IN the Uaitsa s.sa
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-09-29
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