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Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-05-11
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Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-05-11
THE WEATHER..
ALMANAC FOR SATURDAY. MAY II.

ALMANAC FOR SATURDAY. MAY H.
sun RisEs........ 4 20 Moon Rises ~ "a "a Pm ia
sUs sa%a SETS or ., p;y.,s 8 s FULL SEA Il % pm pm
Forecast for Maine, New Hampshire ana
Vermont: Increasing cloudiness and
threatening weather; cooler; southerly
winds.
For Massachusetts,, Rhode Island and
Connecticut: Fair; cooler; sOutherly
winds, becoming variable.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-05-11

You can have the right length Of
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and coat fit on tho shoulders. The
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down, or the collar climb over the neck
band. In fact you don't have to think
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years and they suit our most particular
customers.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-05-11
TERSE TRIBUNEITES


Never mind the weather-the country moves
along,
and the mocking birds are ready for the sweet
est kind Of song,
And the bluest skies are bending In tne iu'ure'
and the light 49,. ,,.r
Is beautiful--unending, where there's never
any night.
in the sky
And the stars chime all together, and Gods
heavens not so high .
But the wings of faith can reach 1t, ere the
stormy day Is done,
And behind the darkest shadows beams the
glory Of the suni
Never mind the weather. for the ship Will ride
the sea-
Lol the sailors sing together. for the lights are
shining free,
And the heaven bright and tranquil Ger the
dashing billow CLEANS,
And the stars shine Ger the harbor, where
we'u rest in love and dreams
Capt. Randall H. Rice celebrated his 5Sth
birthday today.
The Rhode Island Wheelmen will hold
a road race today.
This morning before Judge Shove three
persons were fined p and costs.
river II the cold wave don't arrive.
Last evening the Swedish fair at the
church on Garden street was closed.
Rev. J. Leech Porter will resume his
duties as pastor of Trinity Church tomor-
row.
The regular meeting Of st. Mary's
Christian Doctrine Society will be held to-
morrow.
Mr.. and Mrs. George o. Fuller OF rs
Whipple street observed their silver we'd
ding today.
Monday evening meeting Of Commu-
nifty, No. 4o4, order of Khans, will be held
In Enterprise hall.
This evening the Textile Union will
hold another social for the benefit Of the
Olueyville strikers.
Another rehearsal of the "Cantata OF
Esther" was held at the Y. NJ. @. A.
rooms last evening.
| The funeral OF Mrs. Cannon, mother ol
Mrs. Thomas F. Clarke OF Pearl street
Will take place tomorrow.
/ 01Is huu uAIbs w As AhuAOWo Va &A
berry street observed the 18th anniversary
| OF their marriage last evening.
| Misses Nora eastman and Cora Bel
King of Wanskuck are the guests Of Miss
Mary Higgins of Garden street.
At the Sacred Heart Church Thursday
morning Frank Weber and Miss Mary
Henry were united In marriage.
About $500 was realized by the recent
concert in Lothrop's Opera House for the
benefit of the st. Jean Baptiste's Church
The High School base ball team de-
feated the Alumni yesterday afternoon or
the Y. M. Z. A. grounds by a score OF q
to II.
Miss Annetta F. Armes, supervisor oi
nature study in the public schools, hal
been obliged to give up work for few
weeks by order of her physician.
Frank Marchetti has made some de-
cided Improvement In his ice.cream par
lors and he now has a large and cool es
tablishment for his numerous patrons.
A boy named Whitaker had at Owe
on the "Piains" Yesterday afternoon ant
, was taken TO his home on Earle street
Central Falls, by Chief OF Police Perry.
|
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-26
Pinker on on Norris.

Sergeant TomlinsOn is in receipt Of
letter from w. A. Pinkerton from Chl-
cago, dated January 10, 1885, in which the
detective set forth at great length the
methods of operations of Detective John
II. Norris. Every one is familiar with the
Granger detective and his recent connec-
ton with the great gold-brick swindle.
In the letter Mr. Pinkerton gives run
ming sketch of Norris, and says a num-
Der of very rough things about him. At
ter naming a number of cases in which
Norris has operated, he closes his letter
by saying:
Norris is skillful old confidence man.
and his forte lies in getting hold of some
newspaper reporter who will listen to his
slush and publish lot of ghost stories
and fakes that never took place.
This is about all I can tell you con-
corning the old rascal. Sometimes | am
charitable enough to believe the man Is
crazy. His manner of acting and talking
would lead one TO suppose that such is
the ease, or that there is method in his
madress.
The Granger detective. when seen last
night in regard to the letter. had very
little TO say. He has prepared an answer,
but has not yea decided whether he will
publish II or not.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-26
A king George Wedding.

KING GEORGE c. H, Jan. 25,-Spe-
cial.-Montague' chapel, In this county
was tonight the scene Of enc OF the pref
TEST weddings that has taken place In th's
county for many years. The contracting
narties were Miss Blanche A. lnscoe. the
pretty daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. j. r.
Irscoe, and Mr.. Charles II. Hudson. one
OF the most popular and prosperous young
men in our county.
The bridal party entered the church
In the following order: Dayton Stokes
with Miss Fannie Rollins; f.. Carlton
Walker with Miss Alice lnscoc; W. r..
Baker. Jr.. with Miss Bette Rollins; Roy
Inscoe with Miss Carrie Lee; j. w.
Walker with Miss Emma Rollins; {. j..
Arnold with Miss Halle Rollins. of Bal
,imore. Md. Then came the bride, who
was handsomely sttlred in white bro
cade silk and bridal veil leaning upon
the arm of the groom. They were met
al the chancel by Rev. JameS Ccnneriy,
who performed the ceremony.
After receiving the congratulations OF
their many friends, the happy couple
repaired TO the home OF the brides
parents where a sumptuous repast await
cd them
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-26

LEXINGTON. VA, Jan. Especial,
The propos ton sometime ago SUNNI ,su
by Augusta county that fioon ..,tns ,ase
gtisfn ana Rockingham counties ,ahe
legal steps To compel the valley faii-
road of Virginia, running from HARRISON
burg TO tins point. througn 'he aDose
counties. 10 pay taxes on~lts properly
from which 1t mas been and Is now eX-
rmpf. tas been declined by this county
through It's board of Supervisors.
Ih, intermediate examinations are III
force at the Virginia Military Institute:
Inc annual meeting OF the board OF
visitors OF this institution VIII be heid
In Richmond early next month. Whel
business Of Importance will be transacted.
Last night Professor j.. Lewis Howe:
Pm. d.. the incumbent of the chair OF
chemistry at Washington and Lee UNI
teisity delivered the first OF the Ilee
course of lectures gwen annually BY the
management Of the university, before "a
good audience IN the university chagei:
Ills subiec; was THE Search for Truth.
The ability and style In which he handled
his subject stamps him as scholar Of
high merit At the conclusion OF the
lecture Hon. William McLaushiin, rector
OF the university, administered the oath
Of Office ~ Dr. Howe.
One night this week a crazy negro
confined In the county jail kicked over. a
rod-hot stove IN his cell. and piled the
bed;clothing on the fire. in an an at ATTEMPT
given by other prisoners and the Jailor
soon exting1nshed the flames.
II is a strange fact, but nevertheless
true. that the taxes OF this county are
better paid this year than for many
years past. and when il is considered
that the past year has been an unusually
hard one on the farmers, such state OF
affairs in the county treasurer once
does look strange. but such is the fact
Professor Charles A. Graves. or the law
school of Washington and Lee University.
was called away this week fer TWO days
on business
Thomas Watts. of Buffalo Forge. last
week killed 2O-pound black bear.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-26
MUNY0N
rsaa,ur Newspaper. After 1horo"s" ana
Careful investigation, report
HIS Remedies Cure Ninety-sN
Out Of Every One Hundred
Cases.

n,,r,ry the past FIVE months such relia-
aa,,ssr,lS. as the Boston POST, Phlla-
SainIla Times New YORK fTeSs, Din
,s,re American. Washington POST anu
auuaIly prominent new sPapc,,,. a. tho
%,,es have thoroughly investlsateG t4e
ciai,1s made for Munyon's Homos0pa' m
1Sn,adies with the most astonlshlhs ~
s,,l's Read what they have TO say
The b ;nvont,aafe The claims made Tor
Nunvon's Remedies we have rese.Ifti
Letters and testimonials from 49, -,
every State In the Union anu nlu o.
his remedy only falls 20 csre aUo"' H.
nar cent of the cases. some OF the ~
pc. have been 80 quick ana 50
,barousb that they seem almost incredi-
OF The Baltimore American say. SAYS n,b 81,
, al reports received from those VIZ
nSad Nunvon's Rheumatism Cure, LHt
declare themselves posluVeiy GU en. 90 ~
thirtv-three say they nave peen Bn.Shty
benefited. This IS eer ts his remedies as
one of the great discoveries OF IN aSe.
The New York Press says We III
that ont of every 100 VINO nave usti
Munyon's Remedies ninety , ia hoSe
dared themselves cured or gieaty pe"t
titted There can now be no hesitaney IN
saving that Munyon's Remedies may Dc
termed positive cures. 80. "t,
The baltimore American say ,io
viii he seen by the testimonials we nave
nuhlished that Munyon's Rhenhat sIi
Hure acts almost instanianeo9sY, cur
ing the most obstinate cases III d ~
hours This remedy never rams W -,
sharn shooting pains in the arms, less.
sides hack or breast, or soreness In any
mart of the body. IL Is guaranteed 10
promptly cure lameness, scia',Sa,. ., ~
bago, stiff and swollen FONTS, s iop,s DO n,
and all pains In the hips ana IONS ~
seldom fails TO give relief att,r one OF
two doses. and almost Invariably cures
before one bottle has beeh useu'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-26
ErENfs or TIRE TURF.
An Owner Ruled or In His Right Name
Tile Winners.

WASHINGTON. Jan. 81. Shannon
was to-day ruled off the Old Dominion
track. Some time ago he was ruled off
under the name OF ]. Curry on account Of
the l.i leiegrafo affair, and to-day 5 ac-
ton SIMPLY covers the mans real name
JOcky care was fortunate IN making
ms nrst mount since his reinstatement
winner, Notwithstanding that MASK was
lost In getting away Seelar rode an eX-
ceIent race, bat Fox Glove was not
equal TO the company. There were -FOUR
teen books on ana three favoritess cdshed
Red stars l.gh kicking would put 10
blush many a footlignt favorite. To-day
E.s heels could be seen above COX neau,
VINO was riding Watch Charm. Track
superintendent Stranahan was called
home last n.sht by the death OF his seven
year-old son. Summarizes:
First receive furlongs.-ber"yn (eVenl
first, 0Oochopper second, Jack Lowell
third. Time, l:O5 l-2.
Second race-six and half furlongs.,,
Ws.ott Q5 10 l0) frst, juliet second,
Lula third Time, /: - L.
Third race-four and half furlongs-
WheelOski u two u first Joyeuse second,
Syde h-rd. Time. 81.
Fourth race-s.X and quarter furlongs
Mask Oil to 81 first, HaicyOn second, BLY,
Boy third. lime, l:Z.
Firth race-one miie.-Bellwood q TO u
first, ClemeEtine second. Watch Charm
third. Time. 1:i6 Ia.
oSLY ON FAyoRITE WON.
NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 25.-Normania, in
the first race, was the only favorlte TO
come frs, past the post, but the talent
managed TO drop their bundle INTO the
Golfers of the bookmakers on the last
four events. The attendance was be-
tween 1880 and 900. A heavy shower. OF
ran fell just before the first race, but
cleared before the horses went TO the
post. and the last race was run with a
clear sky overhead. Bob Wilson behaved
badly in the last race, and was lett at the
post. Summaries:
First race-six furlongs, selling, purse
$3.50. -Norman.a 00i A. Clayton. 10 %
first Lagniappe second, Black Ball third
Time. l:ZD IL.
Second race-m:le and seventy yards,
selling. purse s20.-EXcelsior az, Nc
Donald. . TO u first. Fakir second, Char
ter third. Time. | SO H. III. -
Third race-six furlongs, selling, purse
s2JO.-Dominion 002, Williams, TO - ilrst,
iii Henry second. Nab.a third Tine
1:l9. ,.si,.,
Fourth receive furlongs, handicap,
purse s25O.-Stark 100, Williams. 10 TO u
first David second, Birdcatcher th'rd'
Time, lUo -. ,oco
Sir James 90, Carr.n. TO j hrst' mote
second. Joco third. Time. lbs IL
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-26
VIRGINIA ANDCAR0LlNA
INQUIRIES as TO WHETHER THE
ROAD CAN BE PURCHASED.
Fupds for the Second Baptist Church Of
Fetersburg-Want Cheaper Phones.
Other Cockade CITY News.

PETERSBURG. VA. Jan. Especial
a well-known real estate dealer OF Din
widdie county, who was In the city to-
day, Informed me that he had received
two or three letters from party in OHIO
whose namc3 he declined TO disclose,
making inquiries on, what terms the Vir-
ginia and Carolina railroad could be pur-
chased from the city of Petersburg. This
party. who is said to be a wealthy and
prominent railroad man. wanted TO know
the length OF the road, and what bridg-
ing. abutments, ETC., had to be MADE;
Aiy Informant stated that he belieFei
that the gentleman who nad written 10
hlm in regard to the road was IN earn
est and meant business.
/ received a letter to-day from rev.
A. j. fristoe pastor OF the Second Zap
list church, in this city VINO recently
ieft iere for BaltimCrc TO sOliclt cohlfl-
buttons from the Baptists Oh thal CITY
10 complete his cnurcn, In whlch lie say
tnat he IS meeting with mucn success.
he viii return to Petersburg 10 preach Oh
the first Sunday in February, ana atteI
remaining here few days VIII eAte il,
his trip 10 Boston, CINCINNATI anu m
cago 10 ask Tor contributions Tor MS
church building fund in these CITES.
A party of iand buyers are expected
here from OHIO on the 2th oil mex ulonen'
was engaged to-day hearing tne sdlt OF
y. A. Balm VI. W. Il. Long The amount
involved was SO The jury gave YER
diet for the plaintiff for so.
The fire department was called out TO-
day IN response 10 an alarm caused by
the slight burning of the roof OF Two
story Irame house on Weber street.
WANT CHEAPER 'rHONts
The committee appointed at a recent
meeting Of the Chamber of Commerce 10
look after securing cheaper ana better
telephone service for Petersburg nave
received communications on the subject
from parties ia Richmond, Noriolk, Ran
oke and New York. the committee VIII
hold a meeting next week TO near all
VINO may wish to appear before IL 10
make known their terms for sucn tele-
phone service az Is desired
Judge j. NJ. Mullen to-day granted
charter to the Seward Trunk ard BAG
Company" The purposes OF the Company
Is the manufacture of trunks. travelling
bags, etc, and the purchase and sale o.
all things necessary for the manu- q, ture
OF such articles. The capital stock or
the company Is to be not less than 5000
nor more than $1,000; divided into snares
OF 800 each. The principal ONCE of the
company is to be in Petersburg: Inc OF
fcers for the first year are: presidents
Simon Seward; Secretary and treasure
|. W. Seward, Directors, simon seward
|. w. Seward, y. q. Seward, Harry Sc
ward, and l.. NJ. Seward.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-26
Z eleyraphic Brevities.

The announcement that Mile. Lucie
Faure. daughter of the President. has
been betrotled TO NJ. Paul Deschanel, Is
denied by NJ. Faure.
A bill was introduced In the West Viz
g.nia Legislature yesterday requiring all
foreign building and loan associations TO
deposit security with the State Auditor
10 protect members in the State.
A big delegation of business men of
New Orleans. headed by President Hay
den. of the Whitney National Bank. will
go TO Washington by SPECIAL car 10 en-
deavor 10 have a personal interview with
President Cleveland on the sugar bounty
question.
Glass was made al the Buckeye Glass
Works, of Martins Ferry. OHIO. yesterday
morning for the first time for nearly two
years. The works are guarded with VIM
chesters and revolvers. and the new
workmen say they have come TO stay
Others are applying for work.
The Paris Cocarde states that NJ. Ire
montel, ex-Prefect of Corsica, has been
arrested on charge of embezzement.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-26

New York at Lehmanns Hall Tonight.
The members Of the Elkrdge Fox huntlns
Club gave the most brilliant BAH OF the
winter, and had as their guests many
out OF town persons and members OF
other hunting clubs. The hall was very
handsomely decorated. bunting appurte-
nances being used in every direction. The
hunt lancers furnished the most enec-
tive picture of the evening. All the men
dancing II, of whom there were about
one hundred, were in pink coats The
thirteen patronesses OF the ball were Mrs.
T.. A. Jackson, Mrs. Thomas ID. Ford.
Mrs. Ross Whistler, Mrs. ID. Buchanan
Merriman. Mrs. Columbus Old. Lee. Mrs.
Harry >. jenkins. Mrs. Chaplain Penning-
ton. Mrs. Samuel Il. George. Mrs. w. 5.
q. Williams. Mrs. Alexander Brown. Mrs.
y. Winslow Williams, Mrs. Clinton +.
Paine and Mrs. II. A. Parr. Al midnight
supper was served at small tables, after
which dancing was resumed.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-26
A Cold Blooded Murder.

IVANHOE. VA, Jan. 25.-Speclal.-Wil-
liam Pickett. an employee OF the Wythe-
Vile Wooden Mills and 2 respectable citi-
zen OF that place. who was over here on
a visit 20 his mother and brothers, was
shot and killed yesterday by one "Brack'
Nichols. wild and d.ssolute young man,
who lives on Cripple creek, some five or
six miles from this place.
The shooting occurred about one mile
south OF here at ten-pin alley.
Nichols was promptly arrested and
taken before Squire l.. Rogers, VINO. upon
examination. sent him on TO answer 10 an
indictment In caFroll County Court.
Pickett, the man who was shot lived
a few hours, but never regained con-
SciousnesS nor spoke a word. His body
was sent 10 Wytheyille. where his family
lives. for tDterment.
The killing rs regarded by all the spec
Gators and all who heard the preliminary
examination as no; only unjustifiable. but
a cold-blooded murder.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-26
mr. srEHLING GETTING EXCITED
The Hunters of the Blair Lynchers lhe"-
.aiye. Arrested

MOUNT STERLING. KY, Jan. %
r,on,,,v United States Marshal George w.
Drake was arrested yesterday afternoon
ON a warrant sworn out by Charles KAT
life. OF this city. charging MN WIN pe'hs
one of the lynchers of Oscar Morton MOT
ton was lynched at Beattyville last sep
tember for killing Sheriff w. II. Simms
while the fair was going on there. Rat
life saws he was at Beattyville the nlsht
of the lynching, and saw Drake In the
mob. Drake was taken TO BeattyVille on
the o'clock train this afternoon, anu JV'
people followed him to the station. Drake
is the detective who has worked up the
cases against the lynchers of Blair, ana
this move on the part OF city Judge Tur-
ner who issued the warrant, Is inter
preted as meaning that the city authori-
ties are afraid of brakes work. Just as
he was getting on the train Drake said:
II was arrested for the purpose OF stop
ping me from looking after the lynchers
OF Tom Blair. | will return tomorrow
morning at o'clock, and Will proceed
with the investigation"
Just after brakes arrest his leading as
sistant, Joe Johnson, Chief-of-Police OF
Clay City was arrested and taken before
City Judge Turner charged with carrying
concealed weapons. Turner fined him so
and costs and sent him to jail for ten
days. Johnson Immediately took an APP
peal to the Circuit Court. and Judge
Cooper dismissed him.
Had not Drake been arrested Chief-of-
Police Charles Wilson would have been
arrested, as would Policeman Sam. Tur-
ley, and probably others. This clash of
authority has caused much excitement,
and prominent citizens sad tonight that
the trouble is just beginning Ex-Jaler
Drake, who was jailer when the mob
lynched Blair, was arrested and locked
up yesterday afternoon, charged with
numbering Blair
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-26
4sHEYfLLi', .KhET CAR.
The Line Has G. one Into The Hands of Re
ceiver-Jr. ~. 4. A. NJ. Orphans Home.

ASHEvILLE, n. c., Jan. Especial. -
The Asheville Street Railroad Company
lines have passed into the hands OF a
receiver, and the legal contest growing
out Of the recent sale of the property TO
Charles A. Moore may be said TO be
fully begun.
The company and Mr.. Moore, the parties
to the litigation. agreed upon the ap-
pointment of a receiver and upon j. ".
Rankin for the position. Lewis NJ
Bourne, Esq, went TO Durham with the
necessary papers In the case, ana MT.
Rankin was appointed receiver by judge
Green. Mr.. Bourne returned yesterday al
ternoon. Mr. Rankin at once made up
his bond in the sum of $4,000, which was
filed I'm Superior Court Clerk Cathey
office. Receiver Rankin Is TO continue the
operation of the lines until sucn time as
the litigation may be settled
The local members of the Junior Order
United American Mechanics are WORKING
and hoping for the establishment by the
National Council of the order OF the Or
phans' Home at Asheyille.
The matter Is in the hands OF a commit
tee here, and they Will do all in their
power to bring the institution to this
vicinity. Ashevilie might be able to get
this home. The National Council met
here last year. and this city will 20 into
the fight with much in its favor.
United States Senator Pritchard has Sc
lected J. VIII Roberts, OF Marshall. as
his private secretary Mr.. Roberts Is a
young man OF Republican faith. and has
been In the mercantile business at Mar
shall.
Charles Avery. colored. was arrested
Yesterday afternoon by Deputy Sheriff f.
NJ. Jones, charged with burglary.
Justice Carter committed Avery TO jail
without bond 10 await the Criminal
Court,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-26
Some Telling Points.

There was a general surprise by those
present over the large number who came
out in the face of the severe storm last
night to hear Or. Baum's third lecture
But none seemed sorry that they came
Palestine. Assyria and Babylonia were
visited in search of testimony of the
accuracy of the historical records of the
Bible. and an abundance was found and
presented in a most interts ing manner.
The views illustrating Je II. aem, neveh
and Babylon were OF exceeding beauty.
The lecture. on the whole, Is considered
the most interesting of the three.
Tonight rare treat awaits DR.. Baum s
audience. in Belvidere Hall. for M will
take up the life of Christ. Age of Martyr
dom, and speak of Christianity through
out the world. 1t is claimed that the
views used I'm this lecture are the finest
ever used in a single lecture
The children are 10 have the story of
the Bible told TO them and illustra te /
with one hundred views this afternoon.