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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1895-02-28
MUSIC AND DRAMA.
Joe OFT in Star Gazer.

Tomorrow, and Saturday evenings and
Saturday afternoon, Joe OFT, the funniest
of all American eccentric comedians,
supported by his own company, will pre-
sent the new farce-comedy, The Star
Gazer,p at the Portland Theatre. Mr..
OFT himself is well known and extreme
~ popular in this city, and this, his first
stellar engagement here, should prove
highly prosperous. His season has been
remarkably successful, he being one of
the very few new. stars who have been
able to continue from the very start at
the opening of the season. He was for
tunate in his choice of play and compa-
ny the result being success for him
where many others have failed and to-
day he is firmly established as stand
ard attraction. Some idea of the hit
that star, companyssand play have made
may be judged from the fact that COM
mencing March nth, every performance
to be given until the season ends in June
i return date, record that Mr.. OFT
should feel justly proud of, Popular
prices are announced for Saturdays mat
inee.
The sawtelle Dramatic Company.
Commencing next Monday evening,
the Sawtelle Dramatic Company are to
play week IS engagement at the Port
land Theatre, giving eleven performan-
ces in all. A series of popular dime
matinees begins Tuesday afternoon. The
Imperial Band and orchestra is associa-
ted with the company. Seats are now
ready at the box Office.
The New Boy
That comedy OF irresistible laughter,
"The New Boy" will be the attraction
at the City Hall, next Monday, presented
by Charles Frohman's company, with
the well known comedian, James 7.
Powers as the central figure, and the
same cast exactly which appeared at the
STANDARD Theatre, New York, this sea
son for $50 performances, together with
all the details which characterized the
metropolitan production. "Tbe New
Boy" IS an English comedy, now ap-
preaching the end of it's second years
run in London, and in it the author, it
is said, has produced a study in laugh
ter.
In "The New Boy the laughter is all
evolved by Legitimate methods from a
well told, consistent story, and arises
from supremacy ridiculous situations
and complications OF serious-ninded
man being compelled to undergo the
joys of youth once more Judging by
the extraordinary success and lavish
praise bestowed upon the production
wherever it has been presented, great
treat is in store for ali amusement 60
ers who delight to laugh away night
as if by magic. The cast is one of I'M
equivocal excellence, the principals be-
ing James L. Powers, Frederick Robin
son, R. T. Cotton, Helen kinniard, Geo.
Backus, Rachel Booth, W.R. Shirley,
Charles Green, Helen Gardiner, William
Cody and others of like prominence, and
is exactly the same as presented in New
York and Boston.
Tickets 60 on sale tomorrow morning
at am, at Center & McDowelI's.
Don't get left.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1895-02-28
! BLANKETS.

What there are left Of these goods, soiled
and perfect goods, will be sold at
cost and less, to clean up the stock.
One lot Roman Border White Blankets,
good value at 79c, at this sale 41c.
pair.
One lot 1914 White Blankets, 81 quality,
for 69c. pair; slightly soiled,
CRASHES.
100 pieces Twill Crash, &c. yard.
All Linen Crash, 1S-inch, sales price Sc.
yard.
A good Linen Twill Crash, value 10c.
sales price &c.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1895-02-28

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
PASS IT ALONG.

aaes o o re omd here
% moe less
world last O dto
yursHso pas along
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1895-02-28
TRAY CLOTHS.

Stamped Tray Cloths, &c. each.
A small lot OF Bleached Linen Hem
stitched Trays, 15c. each.
Bleached Linen Tray.Cloths, hemstitohed
stamped, 21c. each.
25c. and Sac. qualities Bleaehed Linen
Tray Cloths, fringed and stamped
19c. each.
SCARFS.
Pure Linen Scarf, two yards long,
stamped, lie. each, worth 29c.
Heavy Monte Linen Scarfs, SO inches
long, tringed, stamped, lie.
Heavy Monte Linen Scarfs, 60 inches
long, knotted fringe, fancy ends, a3c.
each, value 89c.
Heavy Monte Linen Scarfs, fancy ends,
two yards long, stamped, &c., worth
zoe.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1895-02-28
CHILDREN'S BIBS.

Pure Linen Bibs, Sc each.
Linen Monte Bibs, fancy weave,
stamped, 15c. quality, 10c. each.
Bleached Linen Bibs, hemstitched, with
fagot work across end, stamped with
Kate Greenaway figures, regular
25e. article, for l5c.
Stamped Pillow Shams, 15c. each.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1895-02-28
TIDES.

| 5 cents each.
Monte Linen Tides, friDged ends,
stamped, 25c. quality, for 15c.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1895-02-28
TABLE COVERS.

Cream. Colored Duck, stamped in colored
designs; SOC. article for a3c
One lot of Bleached Damask Doylies,
square, fringed, stamped, ID inches
square, sc. each.
Pure Linen fire Damask Doylies, inch
esEacross, stamped, fringed, &C. each.
Pure Linen, fine Damask Doylies, IL
inches across, fringed and stamped,
Zoe. each.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1895-02-28

1.-THE funeral of the late Miss Clara P. Meal
lester will take place on Friday afternoon at 2
O'Clock, at her late residence, No. 10 Gray st.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1895-03-19

3Drresponoems -8ribge gal'
lep, Gapette Co., 16. Wdr3 '95.- Sn
ber lebten Nummer ber vGreien prefe"
wirb BON Serrn 9. 8. BEN bieRgen
2ebreru Der Bormurf Der M6tbetbeilis
gung on ben 2ebrerberiammIungen ee:
na6t. 9beilpeife mobl nit &e6t,
bod fann i9 nit 8enanntem Serrn
betrefs Der Motipe, tpel9e bic gerans
laRung basu fein folen. ni9t iibereins
ftimmen. Oa fi6 berielbe auBerbem
auf cine NeuBerung meinerfeit8 in ieis
ner 3orressonben3 be3iebt, 10 nil i1
ibm meine Nnii9t tiber berartige Nn,
gelesenbeiten ni6t borentbalten, unb
tim bemeiien. bab Bel ben meiten
2ebrern bod mobl bic 1rIa1en anbers
fein m69ten, als er anaunebmeu
i6eint.
Sd bebaupte aud ferner, baB mon
4aes basienige, mos man in ben Ders
iammlungen iiber Metbobe unb unters
ri6ten I'm Nagemeinen erfabre, eben 10
gut aus 8iidern f96pfen t6nne, ober
glaubt 6err g., bic feds ebrenwertben
6erren, tpel6e bel ben 3uiamentiinf.
ten bas grobe WOrt fiibreu, f6rtertsn
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1895-03-19

perben. Dieie Waesons iollen aus
Sta6l angeferti9t tuerben nit bur9l6s
dertem 6u6bDbeu unb nur bur9 Sitter
geidiBteu Seiten. 10 baB bic paHagiere
LIBERAL bin freie Nusfi@t baben. BON
ber eanabiiden &egierung bat bic @es
ieai6aft bereits bic @onceifon aur grs
ri@tuns bes Sburme8 ermirtt unb Der
Neu DOrler Staatsseiebgebuug 1T iebt
cine entipre6enoe Bil borgelegt tpors
ben. melhe ber Mnpalt Der Gefelli1aft
Geo. %. ponb entporfen bat 9obalb
bieielbe @eieb gemorben 1T, feleu iofort
berp orraSenbe Su9enleure angefelt
perben, Inn ben Bau Der 2uftbabn 3u
iiberwaden. 9ie 8eforberuns hber
leBtere ioll ebeniO iider werbea, pie
iibsr bic fefen Bril- fen; iebss Sell
pir6 gang unabbdngi9 bon bem ambe>
rem befeltigt nnb i'm Stanbe fein, ba8
sebufade @etpidt zines nit paifasie.
rem uollbeieBten @assons au trasen.
Nu9 iof Der elettrii9e Betrieb 10 elm
geridtet tuerben. baB Der Maihiniit
ieben eiaaelnen Da9son mad Belieben
in 8emegung ieBen unb aubalteu
fam. Sa einaubrei9e 2eute in Der
9eetp Oorfer 2esislatur, ebenlo ipie in
Canada f6 fur bic Su6e interefitren,
biirfte bic Seilbabn aber bic Niagaras
Gdlle balo CUR 5batia6e tperben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1895-03-19
DR.. price's Cream 8afins pomoel
96@He @eltsansHeaunss aussebaunns.
lteher ben Sstaaara.

giele. piele 5auienbe fabren in ie.
benz Sabr nit Der giienbabn ober 5u
Masen iber bic Riagara 8riiden unb
bemunbern Don benfelben aus bas
sroBartise S6aufpiel, tpel6es bic Nas
tur in bieiea Gdllen bietet. Ser gn.
bid 1T elm berrlider, aber nod melt
berrli9er, acknowledgement miiBte er
fein, menn nah birett iiber bic 6dlle
ielbf, ni9t 10 melt uuterbalb bers
ielben, tpie auf ben 8riideu, bic
Jabrt ma9en f6nnte. 9ies min iebt
cine @efe0idaft erm6sli6en, pelde
hd "Aerial TramNay Company"
nennt unb nidts @eringeres be3pedt
als cine Seilbabn iber bic gliagaras
Gdae su bauen. Die @eieal6aft nil
ie auf ber canabii9en unb Der ameris
tanii9en 5eite, in Dem Queen gicto,
ria unb benz Nep Oort State ReIerpas
tionsparf, einen Sburm erri9ten, ami:
i6en wel6en boppelte Srubtieile in
elmer 96be Don breiBig Sub iiber ben
Gdaen ge5ogen perbeu iollen; Elm
5burm 3tpil9en beiben llfern, auf
ber 3iegen Sniel, iou cine
Stibe bieten. Nn bieIen Seilen
ioaen tdHsartiee 2yaggonS hdusen
bic bur6 @leftricitdt, tuel9e elm auf
Der amerifanii6eu 5eite 3u erri6tenbss
Mai6inenbaus liefsrn fOa, getrieben
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1895-03-19

ANkJ,NNeX
Den ilnbiIOsm ses @stters prsisssasbea

iein, bat oft Grfaftuns, isieber, @beunatts.
mus, yieufalaie unb anbere Seimfuduuaeu
Snr 8olse. g8ir ertdlten ms ni9t, ipenn Ser
Sorper cagegen getpappnet TT. ,Deun bic
Seber unb bic iibri9en Qrgane tbre Gdut.
bi9tett tbnn, f6nnem mir uns trob Sturme
nno 8egen8 6es 9aieins freuen. I'm cine
Grtdltung. bic mir uns 3uge5oaen, tpteber
ipegsni9affeu, stbt es niGtS, 6as 70 tpertbpoII
lpdre als DIR. Pierce's " Pleasant Pellets.n
Gte balten bie 9an3e 9ebensmai6inerie In,
0ang. Weun MIR ilidt tpobl fiblen, tpenn
tutr nns jor9ert NIB bdrmen, tpenn MIR Der.
oriebli9 jtno, sutnn uns bet Gag su lang un6
langfuetIig erfdeint, ipenn ms baS Wetter
drgert, iuenn uns Gues quer eeht, 70 IRE bic
eeber, tuelde bafiir psranttuortIia aemad,t
lperben nuB. Gen6bnli4 tbut fte 6ann ibre
Sduloisfett nidt. DR.. Bieree's Pleasant
Pellets" 5uingen iie Sasu. oft elfen mir
5li uiel urtb MAIDEN uns nift aenua Beme.
glns; baburd tpirb ber Gtofftued)iel ae.
geumt uno Hnterbrodsn. 6lblen mir tuoRl,
70 lulro nns Ntles lei6t; bic PLEASANT
Pellets" erleid)tcrn uus ailes.
3eine 8eritopfuns naG ibrem @ebrauG.
Ste flno tn fleincu @lasIIafdeu perii,a.lt -
Pets friid uub superlaiiia.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1895-03-19
Jedes Department Weist Reduktio1eD auf,
vie sic ME VOIleI VeTzelc1Det WoTdel sind.
seioeuseuae @eioen;euae (!

llniere ansfteIIuns BON @eiben;emgen
iibt bic erDbte Mttraftion aua. Die BIZ.
Itsen prelis steben bic &unben an = aber
aniere @prrdtbe itnb uneri95pHi9. @ir
offeriren nod thinner:
70 gtiide 1abutai geioe, !uertb
80 @entS. gu 20 gents.
0sntttfterte Sabmtai-g 80 aibietbe,
III As Gents.
27 3p4 bre;te Smrab 0lace, in
9elen uno bunfeln Uarben, tpertb 80
@ents, au 80 Gents.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1895-03-19
CHICAGO DENTAL PARLORS,

21O Cft @OmftDm gtraRe.
Sas gr6Bte unb ef.eingeri9tete 3abns
drstli6e Snititut In Seras. Bis gum
J.. Wtai b. s. mirb bas bette boliitdns
bige @ebiB, inelufpe bas Nusaieben
Der porbanbeuen 3dbne, fir $500 bers
gefellt. Gin fol9eS @ebiB wirb fur 5
Sabre unentgeltli9 in Stanb gebalten.
plombiren, CUTE Nrbeit. I'M Berbdlt:
nife 3l billigen preiien. 9fan fOmme
un0 iiberaeuge li9.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1895-03-19
Neue &leioeritofe.

27 3Oa bretter ,,MOmi5elime
Yrtffe", fer neuefte tpafdshte Stotf,
neue 9fuiter in alien Genres, au 35 gts.
80 Stitde neue franS5ffihe ga.
teens, tn ben aaerneueften giuitesn, su
35 GentS.
27 3oa breite getoemffpffe, in
fletnen allerliebften Nuitern 1nb DoppeI,
forbeu, 5u so GentS.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1895-03-19

= Seber Store bast .pbilabeIs
pbia Stern SAUCE" ioilte es mirfli6
binuieber eitien geben, Der lie niGt
5dlt. brinat barauf unb nebmt feline
anbere.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1895-03-19

- Dur9 S9aben wirb man flug,
bur9 @rfolg aber meiit-ni6t fltiser.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1895-03-19
In Wolfsol's uamnut1 Stores kosllt IlT
EuTe Wuelsc1e zu alien zeitel befTiedigel.
@dwarse Gleioerltoffe.

Siefes 0epartetnent lit msbe aIs relb,
halttg unb brilliant auSge1tattet.
36 3pll breite itbiparae @em=
rtetta, eth Nrtifel, ber ME fene sSarbe
perItert, unb ilistnaIs unter So Gents Der
fault ipnrbe; unler Special. 8erfaufsrreis
24 gents.
3S 3Oa breite ftbpar5e Sem=
rtetta, bic ben in alien apeeren Gdeen
gu 80 Gents bertauften an Site gIeib:
fonmen; nnier greiS 80 Gemts.
3S 3D4 breite ftbtparae Sen-
riett0, NIT Seibe bur5wirft, nnb ebenio
gut ipie trsenb Elm so @ents Utuiter i'm
2anSe. 1lnfsr Serfamfspreis SO Gemts.
40 3pl breite feime iMuarse
Serge, ieber Gaben @one; eine Auas
litdt, bic so Gents tpertb lit. llnler
8erfaufspreis a. gemtS.
45 3pll brette itbtparae gturnt
Serse, gang Wpne, biiblh ausgeitattet,
.fril9erer @reis 65 gents, iebt 40 Gemts.
Hrieftleb's idparse umb tpeibe, blaue
uno weiee nno 9raue unb ipeibe Sbeps
berb's Slabs, tpertb 80 Gents; unIer
gerfaufspreis 65 GemtS.
5 Stiitfe YrieftleD'S 3ace 9amiie,
bnbi1 tpie ein 8tlb tpirfliner @ertb
$l.45; unfer 8erfaufspreis 80 Geats.
g@tuarser 8pmrette geioemer
Grenabttte, bic neueite gtobitdt in @re.
nadine. tpertb $l.75; unier gerfaufss
prets $1.OO.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1895-03-19
9anlea : gaiQelt

llnisr srober gertauf bon Damens
Sataen bGlt an. Bir baben bereits mn.
aebeure Auautitdten Derfauft unS iebe
8auferin If 3ufrieben uub bod erfreut
iiber bic hibiGe ausmabl, tpelde fie bor.
eefunsen.
Sabf@e Hercales3 3aillen, init 2ra.
gen uno Wanihetten, punftirt ober ae.
mnftert, bic ippbI rs Gents tpertb finb, au
so GentS.
Sin 8orratb bon Yereale gaillen,
oIe aus Carriers bor3iiel.9en, neuem
Bercale an9efertiet itnb, NIT &raeen unb
Manidette,t neseiten Mufters, bic @inen
Dollar brinsen iolIten, u. IS gemts.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1895-03-19
@eiratbs Sheim.
6reb 8alfe Mnb Wictoria Scott.

Dr.. price's Cream Batting pomoer.
9as bollfommeni!e. nas gema@t iuirS.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1895-03-19

Gin tii&ti8er be,itiher gtelImas
der iudt bauernbe Nrbeit. Mbreffirt:
M d. Dauner. M c8regpr,
Me2ennan gouutp, 9eras.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1895-03-19
Wai4edlte Stoffe.

aiiten Oreb etple Seeriuders Sing.
bans, reguldre 7, unb 10 @entszNaare
sm s Cents.
2 8ifen Grtra Beetle Giniib Satcens,
SrabIinssitOffe, so 3oa brett, 121s @ts.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1895-03-19
strun1pf ; Waaren.

90 Smtenb iatparse ,,Mfacp"s s0as
lnenitritmpfs, tn gutter 2dnge, iein gear:
bettet. mertb 35 GentS bas Vdar. @ir
oerfanfen Siefeibsn iett sn 25 Gemts.
Is 0ntenb feine 9amenftrampfe
NIT Soppelioblen. tpertb 80 @eats, tper.
ben gu 35 SemtS baS 8aar oersauft.
so 0mtenb Striimpie fur &inber
nno iunee Mdo9en. obne Nabt, Derbb
NIbeeS, @@rDbe 5-91a, elm enter artifel
air 20 Gents, tperben au 121s Gemts
bereauft.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1895-03-19

euer oaafbarer Sdulbner, fiible mid
Sud seseniiber unl 10 n,ebr oerpflidtet,
ais i'd geraoe beute cine fleite 8itte
an Gud III ri9ten geoa9te."
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-08-01
NE EXPORT NE WS.
The Game That vaIkyrie Was
Built For.
Special to The News.

NEWPORT, r. L., Aug. Tho Defender
beat the Vigilant yesterday in the run of
AZ miles from New London 10 this point.
The weather was I'm favor Of tho Vigilant
all the way through. 1t has been often
said by those who know, that the Vigilant
can beat any yacht anoat in running be-
fore the wind but yesterday it was not
the same. From start 10 finish, the Do
fender gained on the Vigilant, and came
home FAR ahead. The finish showed tho
new boat to bo lem. 2s. 10 tho good In
actual time The Jubilee by her refusal
10 start yesterday indicated that she does
lot want TO go into "a race when there Is q
blow, and victory In such weather can
not bo of great value just now, for the
chances are that the cup races will be
sailed in light weather, and that Is the
game the valkyrie III was built for.
SECRETARY HERE.
The United States despatch boat DOL
phin, flying the flag OF Secretary OF the
Navy Herbert, arrived here yesterday
afternoon at 3:15 and dropped anchor
near the Training Station. Salutes were
exchanged. The Secretary is on tour OF
inspection.
NETWORKS WON.
The Newports played their fourth game
with the Westerly team vest erday and
won by sccore of TO 4. 1t was an ex-
citing game and we'll attended.
Today the Newports play the Middle
boros and on Saturday the Murray Hill
team OF New York.
LOCAL NOTES.
1t is reported that ST. Johns parish are
to build guild house on the site OF the
old church.
Mr.. +. Il. Sullivan OF Providence was
in the city yesterday.
sixty apprentices were transferred to the
training ship Essex yesterday.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-08-01
To the New England Cotton Manu-.
facturers.

TO THE EDITOR OF THE NEWS:
sIk-ln view OF the fact that the members
OK the New England Cotton Manufacturers
Association are now considering the question
or holding their October meeting in Atlanta,
beg to express the earnest hope OF the Man
ufacturers' Record that the decision may be
In favor or Atlanta. A visit from the New
England Cotton Manufacturers Association
10 tho South would be- heartily appreciated by
me entire business element OF the Southern
states. lt would be "A visit OF mutual pleas
ure and profit.
The rapid extension OF the textile interests
or the South makes the study OF the South
ern situation and OF the growth of this in
dustry of peculiar interest from a business
point OF view TO every cotton manufacturer.
In no way can this be so simultaneously done
as by visit of this kind. BY means OF such a
trip you would have the opportunity OF study.
ing the South and OF meeting many of its best
cotton mil managers, and you would See at
the Atlanta Exposition a full illustration Of
the resources OF this great territory. Such
trip during the month of October would be
an exceedingly attractive one. At that sea.
son of the year the climate of the Piedmont
REGION OF the South is almost ideally per-
feet one, and you would be able to see this
section at tho very height of its cotton
picking and handling season.
As business man interested in the prog
ress OF the country at large and especially
Interested in everything that pertains to cot
Ton believe that you cannot afford to miss
the opportunity of such a trip under such
lavoraple auspices. The acquaintance brought
about ty such a gathering as this of New
England people in the South would help to
strongly cement the social and business ties
OF the two sections.
In a recent letter to Mr.. Arthur II. Lowe
of Fitchburg, Mass. one of the board Of gov
ernors of your association, said
Il am anxious TO see the people Of New
England and tho people of the South become
thoroughly acquainted with each other.
believe that this can be done to better advan-
tage by bringing them into personal contact
than in any other way. i believe that the de-
velopment OF tho South means the enrolment
of the entire nation, and that New England
can advance its own interests as well as the
interests of the South and of the
country at large, by taking an active
part in the industrial progress Of the
Southern States. l can assure you that the
people of the South will welcome most heart
lily such "a meeting as this. At Atlanta you
would find manufacturers, business men and
all others ready to give the warmest welcome,
not only from matter of hospitality, but
from business reasons"
1t Is because OF these facts that am espe-
cially interested in seeing your association
vote in favor Of holding ITS October meeting
in Atlanta. Very truly yours.
RICHARD II. EDMoNDs
Editor and General Manager Manufac-
turers Record.
Baltimore, July 30. 1895.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-08-01
Tracts for Glasgow Laborers Printed
to Read Like "Ads."
Cnmmercial Unil

A wealthy religious man Of Glasgow, Scot
land, recently requested of tho street car com
paines the privilege OF printing Scripture
ingmen in the commission hours. But no
sooner was the privilege extended TO him than
the car companies got in hot water. They
wero charged with discriminating against
the workingmcn by assuming that they need.
ed toxts more than the people who used the
cars at other hours of the day. They tried TO
explain the matte~, hut 10 was Of no use.
And To settle the matter thoy were obliged to
print tho Scripture texts as though they were
paid advertisements. 30 now tho texts are
printed like this: "Como unto Me all ye that
arc weary and heavy Laden" IT. "Pure re.
iigion and unds filed before God and the
Father is this: To visit the fatherlcss an q the
widows in their afiliction, and 90 keep himself
unspotted from the world Adv"
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-08-01

1F it is possible to fairly name the lead
ing architect Of the United States, the
late RICHARD NJ. HUNT would he gener-
ally accorded that distinction. He enjoyed
opportunities for unusual public distinc-
uon and he won the distinction. He was
chairman OF the board OF award that re-
commended Rhode Islands new State
House from the competing plans, and his
ideas had great weight with his fellow
members and the commissioners.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-08-01
A Surplus of Labor.

LYNN. Mass. Aug. Local labor leaders are
somewhat puzzled over the recent influx OF
shoe cutters In this city from other centers
TIE strangers claim they were told that
cutters were In big demand, while the reverse
IL u thought 20 be n move on tho part OF the
employers 90 get n surplus ~ labor prepare.
tory &C. cut.down. Secretary stevens has
sent out circulars 20 the different shoe towns
10 prevent furthss .rrivsla
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-08-01

THE Salvation Army has been declared
a public nuisance by the authorities of
Pontiac, Mich, and an ordinance was
passed prohibiting its members from pa
rading or preaching on any but two
specified streets of the town. But Pom
tiac, Mich, is mighty lucky place il 1t
has no worse nuisances than the Salvation
Army. We suspect it has.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-08-01

SO far as we have been able to under
stand the advantages promised from the
designs of car tenders so far submitted to
the City Council committee, we should be
led to conclude that little more time to
make your peace with God is about all
that can reasonably be claimed for the
best OF them.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-08-01

HERE'S chance for somebody The
commission for the State Armory are
hunting for land. They want 10000 or
$1,000 square feet, ana when II comes to
the price-well, that State House condem.
nation commission fixed a price lofty
enough to satisfy any prospective seller,
we should sav
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-08-01
THAT Indian massacre may turn out to
be a massacre OF Indians.

The Nicholson File Company, with its
new factory, will produce upward OF 5000
dozens of files a day. Think OF 90, 900
files day! That is more than half the
product OF all the file makers in the coun-
try. Our home industry is right in it.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-08-01

HORSES have become such a surplus in
the market, due largely to the bicycle and
the trolley, that out in Oregon canned
meat is being made of them. Which
iustiaes the adaptation of ths remark APP
piled to another bountiful American pro-
duct, that we use what we can, and what
we can't we can.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-08-01

For as much as two days, to the best
OF our recollection, the Providence morn
ing newspaper has neglected to furnish
its readers the misinformation that the
Consolidated has absorbed the New En-
gland.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-08-01

THE soldier at the front Is probably In
,oubt whether he would do the country
q better service by exterminating a few
settlers or the Bannocks.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-08-01

The development OF woman's sleeves
threatens to make dress fabrics higher in
price by reason OF their scarcity. This
VIII prove practical scheme for reduc-
ing the sleeves.