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Abendblatt., 1894-12-17
StdotiIhes.
mar es Elm 2rIor0perfua7
Hilary nIYoIad inter peroddtieen ulnftdttoen
tootItb permun0ct.

Hilary mYolad inter peroG6tieen utnftGnoen
tootItA permunoet.
Marb Wfpbtocb, cine biibi9e iunge @rie>
6tn bon bObitenS Fl SebreH, lte9t ougenz
bLifltb in ibren Iebten 3lgen i'm ct. glts
labetbs0 oSpital infOIge elmer &ugelwunhe,
Die tie unter b0db1t berbG6ti9en I%mitGnber
erbtelt. Beter StamaS, Der an Der gforb
NlDlan6 NDe. einen Ganbplaben betretbt,
lou ben nerbGngniBOoQen S@uB auf ie
dbgefeuert baben, bOb b~ebouptet cine Wftn>
ME &upaStt, tpelcbe Die etn3i8e Q(u9enz
8eu9tn 6e5 8Orfales getpelen iein min. boB
Die SerleBun9 Der WtDblacb MIR etnem
gltGlt9cn 3ufau 3u3ui6retbcn iet.
@eItern gfabmittag nm 5 l16r famen bic
&upaStt unb bic MDbLab gu Stalnas, mo-
leBtere einen 9epiiien Sames gtaSarafus
treffen WOQte. 9erielbe mar ie6ob noc6
nt3t 5u9c9en unb nabm Stamas ba6er bic
betOen WtGo6cn no6 einem binter benz
2Gben 9ele9enen 3immer. 9ort berluc6te
ct itb ber WtpoGab gu nGbern, mas tie a6er
8arr3 encrgtl6 3uriidmieS. ST gin9 6araltf
nd6 elmer in benz 3immer itebenben &omz
MODE uno na6m etnen GeDolotr berauS.
Sb berleI5e nun 6urCb 3ufal losging o6er
ob8efeuert murbe, lit bis ieBt no6 nicbt err
mitteLt tpOr0en. @8 fteLen aber-na9 Der
QuSla9e Der GupaSfi-3tpei S6itHe, BON
tpelden elmer febI8in8, tOdbren6 ber an6ere
oaS WfGb9en mitten in bic linfe8ruit traf.
Sic miro un3meifelbaft Ser 8un6e erliez
gen. Stama5 iOtpie Der gleib natb Der
S6ieBeret auf Dem S6auplaBe eri6tenene
Na5arafuS flOben, ais ite tpabrnabmen,
mas gei9eben par, Oo3 puroe 0eBterer
nod Dor Nbenb Derboftet.
Abendblatt., 1894-12-17
To6esfGue.

Sunnob @einberg, 40 S. GOof County
SrreraiDl.
Soiep9iue @enbert, 4 S. &C., GAS
9ania 9tpe.
9ttmo Sestu, 6 Sabre, 114O Oatbole
Nnenue.
8Gancbe Gobn, 2 S., IS @ron6 glocc.
6rieOerife &rietOib, 70 S., 973O SOuftou
QtDenue.
9lfreO 86fmonn, II &c., 548 50. 0tui=
i%tOnitr.
SObn &ertuin, % Sabre, GOOf gountoz
6OSpttal.
8tute SpinOIer, 2 Sabre, lib Sout6
60Dne Que.
Abendblatt., 1894-12-17
Die poItSeicommiffion.
Plane fir Ole priifun9 Ger poIi5tfen auf ibre
9eitiee Sefdhieun9,

Plane fir ole priifun9 Ger poIi5iten auf ihre
9eiitiee Sefdhieune,
Die 9Olt3et : Gommiffion bielt geitern
g}d4mittag in Der Sfftce bes 0errn SO6n
$, 9amltne t6re er1te @eI9GftsIiBung ab.
Mn Der Sibung nabmen auBer ben Commit
idren So6n 80. @ld, So6n s. 9amline unb
9arrp &ubens no3 poItmeifter Selling,
superintendent Of Matls" Mpnt9omerp
unb G6ef 9}etpton BON Der 8unbes GiDtlz
Dteri tprii fungsbe6Drbe t6et(.
s3nd9ft confitutrte fi9 bic GommifIion
Dur9 Die Wabl bes 0errn @ld gum permaz
1enten GorfiBenben.G Sin Sefretdr nurDe bor
Der 9anD nod ni3t e%rnannt, aber Die Gpmz
mtIfiOn ent59loB 1i9, Da3u etnen 8eamten
aus einem Der ItGbtii8en 9eportements aus
%3utpdblen, bamit ni@t eigens Elm Saldr fir
DenSefretdr ausgenOrfen 81 perben brauc6e,
9te erite Priifung Der Poli3tften foq in
ettpa 3tpet MO4en 1tattftnben, unb 3tpar fol-
len Die 1dmmtlt9en Bpli3iIten in 3tpet pber
b03itenS bret M~6t6etlungen gepritft perben,
ipenn mDgli9 in ben GGumen Der bret 6p9z
fdulen Der glorbz, Meft= unb Siibieite.
0ret 9treftoren bDn Dffentli9en S8ulen
foQen alS PriifungS : 8e60roe fungiren,
unb cine Qn5a6l p~rominenter 8iirger foG
ben Priifungen aIS Nufii4tsratb beitpo6z
men, neutrality-suspicious. folen 2efen,
S4ret6en uno &ehnen fem, Serner foQen
Die 8laur0de auf ibre &enntniB Der Poliz
3eiregulationen gepriift tperben,
@ie es fAeint, itnb ft4 3a6lret9e Boliz
3tften Der Wi6tigteit Der Briifung 1ebr nobG
bepuBt unb biele BON ibnen be1u9en jeBt
fleiBig Die Mbenbf9ulen unb BADEN fi9
@6ulbii9er ongef6afft, I'm Die 2iiden in
tbren 8enntnifen Iopett es angebt, nod bpr
Der 8riifung au83ufiillen,
Abendblatt., 1894-12-17

Sront Smith, alias nManitOba", Gb.
Wtc9ratb, Seq PRtlipp5, SbomaS Mpore
uro Trant @9r0ber, flint CUR 3unFt Der
Sai9enbtebe ge60rtgen Snbtoibuen, tpurz
ben beute benz Ht6ter Softer unter Der
@l1tlage borgefi9rt, in ben Gef6Gftslqben
StateIraBe fpe3teQ bel StegeG &c Cooper,
TIRE 9dnbe in bic Saf9en dnberer 2eute
baben gletten gu laI7en, Oa feline 2(ntldqer
gegen bas Quintet brett auftrate1, pur6en
tie rur fpegen unorOentli9en 8~etragens PRO-
3eiitrt uno auf rs Sage mad Der 8ribe&peIz
IanDt X
Abendblatt., 1894-12-17

uUoScIIeut.
alter.
au8nit Steiner, Sba Men6ius. .28-22
Stmn'te 28: @ennis, @el1ie 8ulmer. 1870
SSartl1s :; &urner, Wobge q. 6ifep.. .32-22
aftollo F4pe, Alltle Bates. ........ .28-28
y 9op!o Ser9eHbellI, GQen 9ortbeuie
0!llnltrom. .27-23
9Ouis 9er3felO, 6attie 8ubin. 1900. $50
Solet &olbapa, Srotces 0omabpl. .22-e4
Solepb Z. SloG, 6ulba SoIep6.. $50. .41-3O
Steo 6rett, gouiie Sells. 1913
Aler y. Scott, Sobie Wortbington.. .27-25
Stobn 8. Gong, Wtap Stewort. .34-24
SSIIt9rt Sbu9ort, Sittie 8eit. ...... 1870
ou9ut pehlolt. Wt6rD Sobn1ot.. 80. 1876
glIcte 5ouart, Gelil1a 0esneur. .24-21
Jto6ert Is. 8ennett, 8eiiie 0tap 9tuber=
IIfreb 8. @6eats, Miunie @ilferio on. .26-2i
VtOrrts y. Sor, Qnelio @iueipte. .29-23
0rollc'S Dana, 6rau Gouiie Merrit. .37-26
Abendblatt., 1894-12-17
beirothsfheine-

Solgen6e 5eiratbsI9eine purben beute
Sormttta8 in Der Office bes GOuntbclerfs
aus9citeIt:
Abendblatt., 1894-12-17
OFFICIAL PUBLICATION,

Statement f G[ the ,N NATIoNAL SURETY
Kansas City, in the State of Missouri on the a1St
day Of December, 1898: made to the insurance
superintendent of the State of Illinois. pursuant
Abendblatt., 1894-12-17
MtI6elm,
I%mperator Rex.

8erltn, 16, 9e3. -
@roBe Nufre9ung tpur6e in Treiberg in
Sa6len bur9 Elm l1ngIiif berpor0erufen,
beiien @ntitebungSuriobe nob ntcbt ouf8e=
tldrt 1T. GS Dan6eIt fi9 babel Inn berz
bre9erti6e 9tacbLGiiigteit OOer Inn Ders
iu6te Waiienber9tftung, @inbunbertunbz
fiinf3ig 9erionen ertranften plOBli6 an
Qn5eihen elmer notwithstanding.
gtaAfori9un8en er8aben, baB oIe &ranten
0eden aus Elm un6 6emielben 8Gderla6en
gegeiien batten uno Die ltnterlubung entz
bIute bic Gbatiacbe, OaB bic 8e&en Qlriez
ntf entbielten.
Sin ainO 1T an ben @irfun9sn Oe8
@iftes 9eitorben. Sn ber 6amiIie beS
Bidders, Der bic @e6en ~Derfaufte, iin0
9lei9fauS etGi4e Mit9Lteber erfranft.
BartS, 16. 0e3.
6ier einsetroffene 9epei4en beitdtigen
Die 9ta9ricbt, 6oB 6as auf WfaoagaSfar
operirenOe fran30iti6e @rpeotttonscorpS
II. DECEMBER Somataue ctngcnOmmen
bat. 9ie Gruppen purben bon Der Sniel
G6unton an 8oro 6eS NDtioS v8anin"
na9 M~taOa8asfar 9ei9idt. 9te Streitz
lnodbt beitano aus ettpa 700 Seeloloate1.
9ret GanOneni9iiie genii9ten, I'M Die
9opas 81 ic9leuni8er SIu9t gu peran@
Abendblatt., 1894-12-17
OFFICIAL PUBLICATION.

Annual Natpmpnt of the NEW YORK FIRE
llluul OtotUIhtHt INSURANCE COMPANY of
New York in the State of New York, on the 31st
of December, 1898: made to the Insurance
superintendent of the State OF Illinois, pursuant
Abendblatt., 1894-12-17
4ndbt-U eIeBrnntute.
g 0 IN. 16. 0es

Ser f0ni9Gi6e GrIaB, tpclcber Die Sibung
Der Deputirtenfammer Derta9t, ipurOc beute
in Ser amtlicben l3eitun9 per0ffentli6t.
0aiielbe 8latt entbGlt audi ben 8cricbt 6eS
Miniiterprdiibenten GrtSpt an &Dni96umz
bert, Der BET 8ertagung porauS8in8.
Ser Coup GrtSpt'S Eat un9ebeure 2[uf>
regun9 i'm 9anSen 2anbe berporgerufen.
SeuiattoneIe @crii9te ie6er Dirt itnb in
l1mlauf. 9aS 8[att v9on G9icote" ia8t,
bas 8erfobren beS Observation-Disclosures lei
Der i9limmlte 8eritoB se8en Die Ser
%faiiung, Der iett 8e9ritn6ung Der @inbeit
St0lien's oorgetommen lei.
Abendblatt., 1894-12-17


2ofport, 81. g., Is. Oes.
Ser 8OjG9rige GarL g. 8ieiner BON
Wtttenberg, 0eutiblano, bat bier etlicbe
@rben ietner 0ti0te, Die burCb ben Sob
tbrcr @Itcrn in 0eutihLon6 Elm bc6euten6es
8ermO9en geerbt boben, G~ufgefun6en.
Setnc 9tIcbte lpar Die ein3ige SocAter nDb(z
bGberoer unb an9eieberer Gltern in gBitten>
berg. Sor bretunbie95ig SQbren lief lie
nit Sobann Wfergentbaler, einem 9Qn6z
mamie baoon uno fam nacb 3~onQpanba.
gtdb Der Oeburt tDreS eriten &i1oes icbrieb
Caroline, Die baOOn9eIaufene SD9ter, an
i6re Gltern unb bat ite nm Ger3ei6ung.
Ser Slater mar ic6o9 unberI0bnIi6 unb
Derbot letner Srau, ben 8rief au beontz
tporten. Wfcr9ent9aterS befalnen noch
ie68 &tnoer unb iebes oabon bat iebt 9(ns
iprucb auf $40, 600. G8 finb Die folaenben :
Caroline, Sic etnen 9%etptIien s. @ritten6en
6etrat6ete unb ieBl III Detroit tuobnt; 9Srcb
Wfer8ent6oler unO Warp Scott bon @6tz
ca8o; @Driitopber bon Sonananoa, 8oub
bon 8laf GoG un6 George, Elm 8rieftrGoer
in Buffalo. Srau Wergentba[er lit Dor
atpolf S0Dren in SDnatDan6a 9eitorben.
Gem OOrt, 16. 0e3.
8iQi0m abbott @outant, Sbeil6aber
6eS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Goltant & Son
in gteWbur8 g. .. lit in einem 0tetp 0orter
Spiel plObli9 lpobnitnnig 8epor6en. @r
DerlteB feline iun9e Trou, nit Der ct uo6
feline 3tuet Sage Derbetrotbet tpar urb purbe
bonn 6auSar5te ber Tamilie 9r.@.S. 8orIt
e%rtonnt, gerobe ais er tm8s8riff itan6, BON
etnem nacb g%tetUbur9 gebenben j3uge Ser
Q8eit S0ore 8aDn ab5uipringen. Sn ietneS
GaterS 6aus, go. 100 Sout6 StraBe gez
bra6t bra6 bic Gobiu1t BET iDm aus.
Sein iun9eS 0etb, nit ocm ct ii6 am
M}tttpo9 in Pou8Dfeepiie beimlicb trouen
IieB, min Dor S6mer3 Der9eben.
@t3tta, Seas, Is. 0es.
Saul &anIOm, Elm 6er6enbeiBer aus
SbahO, Der DerflOiiene @Obe gum Beiube
bon 8erpanOten bier eintrat bat eS pG6z
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-12-11
A ROYAL SCANDAL.
Rather a. Had breakup Eetveon the Prince
of WaIdemar and Bis Wife.

Rather a. Had Breakup EetveCn the Prince
of WaIdemar and Bis Wife.
1t is impossible for newspapers any
longer TO ignore the scandal which has
been talked about in every court IN
Europe for months past The persons
most affected arc Prince Waldemar Of
Denmark and his wife, born Princess
Marie of Orleans. The couple were mar
ried in 1885 and have three children.
In the last year or two there have been
frequent quarrels. The pair are now
apart, the prince remaining with his
children in Copenhagen and the prin-
cess staying with some members of her
family in France. If the friends and
relatives do not succeed in reconciling
the young people, there will be an ac-
tion for divorce.
The princess accuses her husband Of
unfaithfulness, and it is alleged against
her that her occentricites have made
her namo byword in Denmark. 1t is
asserted that she is habitual taker Of
morphine and an excessive smoker Of
cigarettes, even in the public streets;
that she has shown an absurd and i'm
prudent partiality for the firemen of
Copenhagen and is constantly attending
confiagrations and distributing cigars
and cigarettes among the officers and or
dering liquor for the men, and that she
was so lacking in good taste as to have
herself photographed in fireman's uni
form, with tho result that copies of that
photograph are to be found in all tho
fire stations.
Furthermore, the princess is accused
Of having upon more than one occasion
insulted the late Car Alexander, and
also her mother in-law, Queen Louise,
to the great rain and annoyance of the
entire family. Such is the husbands
case against his wife. The latter has
made no staterhent of her grievances,
which are understood to be numerous,
beyond the general charge of miscon.
duct. -Copcnhage Letter.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-12-11
500 Reward, 800.

The reader OF this paper will be pleased 10
learn that there is at least one dreaded disease
that science has been able TO cure I'm all Il
stages, and that Is Catarrh. Halls Catarrh
Cure ~ thu only positive cure known 10 the
medical fraternity. Catarrh being a constitu-
t.onal disease, requires a constitutional treats
mont Hairs Catarrh Cure Is taken internally,
acting directly on the blood and mucous sur
faces OF the system. thereby destroying tho
foundation OF the disease. and giving the
patient strength by building up the constitu-
ton anu assisting nature In doing its work.
The proprictors have so much faith I'm its
curative powers that they Offer One Hundred
Dollars for any case that il fails TO cure. send
forlist OF Testimonials Address,
~ CHENEY. Toledo, d.
"a Sold by all druggists, soc.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-12-11
NE WPORT Ne WS.
insufficient School Accommo-
dations Reported.
Caterer Pinard's viii Big. Surprise
to to His His FRIENDS.
A Narrow Escape From Death-Hap-
penings of Local Interest.
Special TO The Naws.

NEWPORT, Dec. II. - The regular
monthly meeting of the school committee
was held last evening and the special COM
mittee appointed to look into the crowded
condition OF the schools in the lower
section OF the city, made their report, the
nature OF which has caused the most ia
vorable comment on all sides. All the
schools In the city have been so crowded
this term that classes have been held in
the hall. Especially was this so in the
lower part OF the city. Holding of classes
in the halls was beginning to have
bad results, not in the line OF teaching,
but the darkness made weak eyes and
there was more or less wind. The school
board saw immediate action was necessary
and appointed this committed
They say that there are enough
children in that part OF the city,
not attending any school, to FIJI
. kindergarten and primary school and
they recommend proposition be placed
before the people at the April election, for,
che purchase ofland and the erection OF an
s-room building, to cost $4,000. The
recommendation was adoptef.
Mr.. Pinard's WIN.
The will OF the late Charles Pinsrd was
yesterday offered for probate The con-
tents were n surprise 10 mnny,
rs IL was supposed he had remem-
bersd several OF his friends IL ia
h-Wcf'is itaNt3 ali MS
property TO his brother and nephew, with
the exception OF the private residence
which he leaves TO aged mother. The
Pinard cottages will be run as usual by
his brother and nephew.
Narrow Escape.
Patrick Sullivan, q laborer, had a mar
row escape from death yesterday. ffe was
engaged on O roof on Touro street as a
skaters helper, when he lost bis foothold
and started on downward trip. Luckily
his hand caught in the gutter at the edge
OF the roof, swinging him in on piazza
roof, whore otherwise he would have fall
len TO the street below and undoubtedly y
have been killed. No bones were broken.
Heard About Town.
Inventor Patrick Cunningham visited
the torpedo station yesterday aud viewed
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-12-11

IN the United States, and it is said that
the money invested in the business in this
country is greater than in either beef or
pork. Time was, however. when the
horse and dog took precedence, but the
iiDmense expense attending the breeding
OF fine strains renders the occupation
impractieable to all but the immensely
wealthy, while fancy points and good re-
suits may be obtained with the hen
in q comparatively short space of
time and with slight expense. Hence
the hen industry has gradually
developed until it ranks second TO no
other Of the food-producing animals OF
the world.
That Is why poultry shows have multi
piled each year and associations formed
throughout the country, having for their
sole object the propagation of fancy and
useful breeds.
The exhibition of the Rhode Island
Poultry Association in Music Hall this
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-12-11

oil that remained OF his rocket torpedo
fired on Friday last.
The Aquidneck Cycle Club holds its
semi-annual social in Odd Fellows Hall
this evening.
The Newport Yacht Club has appointed
committee TO make nominations for
officers for the coming year.
Ex-Mayor knight of Providence paid q
flying visit here yesterday.
The NEWS viii be 90 pages, with an
illuminated cover, next Saturday. Order
early of the newsdealers.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-12-11

ducks; studley Sherman, Toulouse geese;
Horace Vose of Westerly, Allan Hoxsie OF
Liberty and e. NJ. & w. Ferguson OF
Fishers Island, turkeys.
q. M. Austin OF Mansfield will lead the
dressed poultry division and the Rhode
Island Experiment Station will have a
large exhibit.
Practical lectures for men will be given
each day in Blackstone Hall
The show will be opened to the public
at O'Clock this evening and from 10 a. m.
to 10 p. M, Wednesday, Thursday and
Friday. Tomorrow will be Grange Day;
Thursday, Governors Day.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-12-11
INTRODUCING
A. A. SHEPHERD & DR.. SCOTT
The Great New York Specialists
The Doctor Prevailed Upon
to Have His Great Remedy
Placed i'm the Hands OF the
Druggists.

This is the most wonderful production in medical
science n the nineteenth century This Is not
paient medicine but a prescription compounded
on scientific principles and used by Dr. scott in
his extensive practice tor ne cure of al blood dis
eases. The cures wrought by IL are simply won
deriul aud have attracted thousands To the Doctors
IafloTs for treatment.
10 such exte NJ Is the demand upon the time
ard attention the doctor for his medicine from
people who could not visit New York City that IL
became a matter OF duty TO devise some plan by
which the general public could be supplied with
this genuine valCabie remedy and for this purpose
A. A. shepherd has been called 10 Providence 10
arrange with Eall & Lyon, Westminster street, 10
permit hen TO keep IN stock and sell this wonder
ful blood remedy. This Is purely vegetable, an
excellent tonic and builder, blood purifier un-
excelled, a nerve tonic nothing can eqpai. Dr.
scott has devoted his life TO the thorough know
ledge and undcrstand4n 4ng OF blood Diseases.
A few of which arc named here. kidncy disease,
liver mplaint. sick headache, muscular rheuLia-
tsm, dyspepsia. Joss of appetite constipation,
scrofu la syphilis cancerOus humors pain in bones,
catnrrh, salt theum pinples on face general debn.
ity, boils, dizziness, female weakness, malarial
poison.
The above named druggists have received their
first consignment and would invite al persons TO
call and become acquainted with the merits OF
perfect remedy. Dr. scotts medicine when placed
Ia drug stores is sold under the name ot Dr. Scotps
sarsaparilla and all who intended taking a spring
medicine should not fail TO try DR.. scotts sarsa-
parilla
No Pills Have TO be used with DR.. Sco,rs
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-12-11

by the Messrs. sharp of the
Taunton "Oakland Farm"
Charles Eldridge of Rye, ". Y,
and II. Migley OF Providoncs,
will show some handsome Ham
burgs. John T. Peacock OF
Pawtucket, and William r.
Bright of Waltham, will pre-
sent the useful Plymouth
Rocks.
Colonel Hamilton, of Spring
field, Mass, has contributed rs
Polish hens. w. III. Con gdon
OF Oaklawn sends 1872 birds, the
largest exhibit OF the show, in
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-12-11

Samuel Cushman of the State Expert
mental Station at Kingston is in charge
and has arranged unique exposition of
the evolution OF the hen, beginning with
the egg and illustrating the various
stages of her life and production. The
eggs will be seen in process of incubation;
the little chick will burst from it's shell
while you are looking at il the feeding and
rearing will be in progress and chickens
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-12-11

II you have c4ugh. os any trouble with
your throat or lungs. even confirmed con
SUMPTION or bronchitis. the timely use ~ An
gief's Petroleum Emulsion. shc Food -1lrdi.
cine. DO cure of rrl.cNc. " YOU have fred
other icmcdlcs AID they havc failed, do not
give up; Tor many a clse that was worse than
yours has been relieved or cured by Anglers
Petroleum Emulsion, aud it's pleasant 10 take.
If you doubt IL, try IL.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-12-11

and hens of various ages will be on hand.
There will be poultry dressed for the
market, fancy breeds and side shows OF
turkeys and kindred fowl; all this for the
benefit OF the farmer AS well as the poul-
try ent thusiast.
There will be eggs OF every description
and Leg ghorns. Brahmas, Plymouth Rocks,
Black Spanish and ali other kinds OF hens.
The buff Cochin, the true fancier's bird,
will be on hand. q dozen being ex Inhibited
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-12-11

The XMAS Number Of THE NEWS,
viii have full page devoted TO NEW
PORT, with special stories of Interest
to NEWPORrERS. VIII be ready
next Saturday. Order a copy now.
One Cent for 70 pages with beautiful
cover in cOIors
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-12-11

Wilcox of Kingston brings 20-year-old
b ntam cock. Yucatans and Langshans
are submitted by w. II. Hughes of New
port. III. :. Babcock of this city will
snow Brahmas, Argonauts, Javas and
bsntams.
Il. B. q Z. II. DAYTON lave some Pekin
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-12-11

sentatives OF every conceivable brood OF
the feather tribe. There is no country in
the world today in which poultry raising
n 90 predominant a livestock fea ure as
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-12-11

cluding II varieties OF bantams. Albert
Preston of Pawtucket has Brahmas,
Cochins and duck.
Mr.. Bloodgood's manager, Peter Enty,
has some White Pea fowl. Charles w.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-12-11

been wearied with watching the hero
knock the william down by "baby
blow" and 1t was quite refreshing to see
Lanty flanagan punch George Wolf in the
face wiIhout upsetting him. The force OF
the blow Redeemed the villains cheek and
caused his eyes to water perceptibly, and
every body in the large audience which at
tended the opening performance was sat-
isfied.
But the play has much to deal with be-
sides fighting. The plot is on the lines OF
those Irish plays which made Dion Bou-
cicault SO prominent.
Ii is redolent with love scenes between
the black haired, blue-eyed colleen and
her sprightly lover lad who successfully
thwarts the Vaccinations OF a viliainous
land owner and his rascally agent.
BY way of spice incidental Irish songs,
ballads, Jig and reel dancing are intro
duced, and In one scene, the interior OF
Mrs. Brady's kitchen, genuine Irish
merry making takes place.
Tie scenery is good, Killarney py Moon
light and the illuminated chapel being
especially meritorious. The cast is also
good.
There will be two performances daily,
at :l5 and 10. M