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The Mason County journal. [volume] (Shelton, W.T.) 1886-1927, 1895-02-01
The Mason County Journal
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&. G.. Angle, Proprietor

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"'Se THE MASON COUNTY JOURNAL
SHELTON WASH.
The Mason County journal. [volume] (Shelton, W.T.) 1886-1927, 1895-02-01
REIMBURSEMENT for Sale.

10 forty acres in Secs, TIP 10, !; west, miles
SCUM OF Shelton, half mile from county road
containing ten acres of fine land, 100000 feet OF
timber III one body, three acres cleared, small
house. viii give relinguishment OF whole for
$50. Enquire at this Office.
The Mason County journal. [volume] (Shelton, W.T.) 1886-1927, 1895-02-01
Notice Of Registration.

Notice is hereby given that the Registration
Books for the town of Shelton are now open for
the Registration of voters in the Town Clerk s
Office Room Bank Building. C. v. DUNBAR,
Town Clerk
The Mason County journal. [volume] (Shelton, W.T.) 1886-1927, 1895-02-01

DID you ever hear thestory Of the man whose
goat was taxed for IS? He complained to the
assessors. They said that anything that abutted
on the road must pay a tax-$2 foot. and the
goat butfed OH the street and had four feet.
The Mason County journal. [volume] (Shelton, W.T.) 1886-1927, 1895-02-01
Shelton POst-Office.

Nails close for the East daily at II A. NJ.
MaisclOse for the North daily at II NJ.
Mails arrive daily II A.
General Delivery open from A. NJ. to p. N.
Mails leave for Matlock, Mason. Juno, Grove
and Satsop at m every Tuesday and Friday.
Money Orders and Postal Notes Issued.
J. E. SLIGH. Postmaster.
The Mason County journal. [volume] (Shelton, W.T.) 1886-1927, 1895-02-01
Local News.

The JOURNAL,
The Post Intelligencer,
The Chicago Inter Ocean.
Or all three leading newspapers
of their section for only $50
year, with "Wonankind," for
the ladies, or the american
Farmer and Farm News
thrown in.
The Mason County journal. [volume] (Shelton, W.T.) 1886-1927, 1895-02-01
Notice to Water Consumers.

All consumers who wish to look over their &C
count can do 20 by calling ct my h0mes corner
Second aud Gotta streets. Water rent payable
monthly in advance. FIT. N. M0NBLo,
The Mason County journal. [volume] (Shelton, W.T.) 1886-1927, 1895-02-01

Sunday. Ross was quite late in fiu-
ishing up his business and Burtt was
accordingly wroth, but at alate hour
hour they started for home. The
night was foggy and they lost their
way. After rowing about the canal
for three hours they ran into the
beach, and upon making explorations
discovered that they were only few
hundred yards from the Occidental
hotel. They thanked the Lord that
they were not compelled to spend the
night on the beach, and became the
guests of the hotel for the rest of the
night.
A sad accident befel Dan McReavy
on Tuesday. While hunting ducks he
attempted to walk over the boom and
making rnis-step fell into the water.
When seen two hours later his teeth
were chattering and he was shaking
as with the ague.
On Tuesday three hunters came in
town and brought with them four
dogs. They claim to be after bear.
If they are, of course there can be no
objection, but if they chase deer they
should be dealt with according to law.
The Indians have finished rep1ac-
ing the approach to the big bridge
over the Skokomish, which was dam
aged during the recent high water.
They can now go to Shelton or come
to Union City with their teams.
August Werman and Uncle ''Billy"
Smith of Hoodsport were in town on
Tuesday. They went over to Shelton.
DAD.
HARTSTEIN Jan. IS 1895.
Mrs. FARRELL has been very sick the
last few days.
Mrs. Contine took trip to Tacoma
last week..
M. E. Jones and r. D. Haskell go
to Olympia on business tomorrow.
Mrs. Jackson goes with them to Area
dia and there takes the Monte Cristo
for Tacoma on a visit.
Mrs. A. E. Cowan has been quite
sick the past two weeks.
Mr.. Bradley is building an addition
to his house to be used as a Post office.
BLUE JAY
The Mason County journal. [volume] (Shelton, W.T.) 1886-1927, 1895-02-01
BULK SEED

BULK SEED!l!
when YOU want farm and garden seed don't for
get that J.. K Munson carries full line OF
fresh and reliable seeds in stock, in bulk OF
packet Munson's is the place to buy cheap
seeds.
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Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1895-01-31
Cine d06te Sen(ation
miro in meoi3inilhen Kreilen
Don DR.. 6artman
erre9t.

9ie eener6ie Oferte bes 0r. GAIT
man, BON Columbus. Obto. 10000
JdlIe 9ronii9en Rotorrbs foftenfrei ~
bebonbeln. bat srobe 6eniotion erfeet.
Mpplitanten ienben ibre Namen au 9a,s'
ienben aus iebem @taote ber llHion.
Ser Dottor ne,lanst Name. aorefe.
@elhIe9t, alter unb Gpmptome. tporout
er feline Mnpei1uneen ueri&iden wiro ;
Die Mebi3inen Rnb In ber nd&iten Npo-
tbefe ju baben.
pe.ru-na 1T bas bauptid9li&He Mtil
tel, bos bon ST.. qortmon eesen @roni.
l4en 2atorrb empfoblex miro. unb es
ruerben piele MeniHen bur4 beTen @e.
brou& eebeilt, bic niemoIs on ben Oot-
tor i&reiben. ionbsrn bie @ebrau9san-
meiIuneen befolsen. bic in BEN 5ami.
'li:nsAr3t No. 2 entbalten linb; bieies
Naeff entbdIt aud cine ponitdnbiae Ab.
Cd bIung iiber Qatarrb. bic grippe, gr.
|fdlfungen. puften. G&winbfu6t uim.
@irb ioasnfret na@ ieber AbreHe bes.
Ianbt bon ber 4e.rusao Drug Woaufoe,
txtins 60. h GolambuS. Dbts.
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" Wo{bfnQfon, %. San.

6snat. - SIN Senat leete Genat
tor plu Hef&IlRe Der Rem Dorter 9on'
belsiammer Dor, In lpel&en Die Ginan5.
Doridld9e bes ptdRbenten enboifrt
uerbtn. Manberion, Republitaner bon
Nebnsfo bra@te cine Reiolution elm,
lpelde bas Jinan3eomite on,peif, cine
Tindn5bia ein3ubrinsen, w.lde Die Sn.
tersHen bes Silbers pabrntmmt. 9eller
BON Colorado belt cine Hebe 9e9en
bic JGinan3poridldee bes prdlibenten.
9ous. SIN 9auie tuurbe bic Bin,
pel9e ber Trau bes Generals gritten.
oei eine Monatspenlion BON $50 be.
tpiliat. paiirt. Outbmaite, bonn Gomite
fiii &e9eln, beri9tete cine Me9el etn.
tDiIde bic Oebatte iiber bic 3uderbill
a4f 81 Stunben feitlebt. Sic @egeI
ulrbe an9enommen.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1895-01-31
o<s ,p.,ssete, Dssss-,tes ses 81. 3as.es 1895.

bab @esiernnes- Wonbs auseeseben ner.
ben ioQten, nm cine senlsenoe 0olore-
ierue aufre&t 3u erbalten. uno oamit DE
S9abamtsnoten. mel9e gum Antout
BON @tlber nod BEN @eieBe bonn IA.
SuIi 1890 ousseseben wuroen, ein9e3o'
gen ,perben f6nnen.
gDir iollten BON Der ernieorigenoen
Notbmenbi9teit, Bombs ous3useben, um
Golo 3u f@aFen, oas fofort mieoer ous'
Eiebt, befreit tperben. SntereRen uno
Rapital unlerer Bombs iollten tn 8olo
sabIbar lein. Sd empfeble, bab Bombs
in Denominationen BON $40 unb $50
unb boriber ausgeseben ,peroen uno
nidt mebr als 3 Nroeent 3ablen ioQten.
sic t6nnten na9 so Sabren 3ablbar 9e@
tna1t tperoen.
Sos @dabamt follte fiir bic Bombs
auber @slb, @reenbads uno Shass
amtsnoten annebmen, pelbe 5u 5erfo'
rem tpdren. Ill
gs ioQte ben Nationalbanfen ni9t
erlaubt iein, Noten i'm 8.trase BON
ueniger aIs $40 In l1mlauf 3u leben,
unb uenn ioI9e, bic tebt nod in @tr'
eulotion Hnb, an bas S9abamt aurlid'
tommen, bann isllten ite perni&tet uno
an ibrer @telle gfoten BON $40 ooer
bDber ausseseben werben. Silber'Ger'
tifieate i'm 8etrase BON $40 uno
b6ber 1outen bur9 Certificate int Wes
traQe BON unter $40 eriebt merhen.
SD Tin Der Mnf9t, bab bic Wor'
i&Idge, bic i'd semadt babe. unieren
&eleben beisefiist merben ielten. 'penn
uir uns elmer pollitdnbisen @ieoerber-
iteuung unlerer 9eIunben finan3ielen
Gage erfreuen tpollen. gs muroe sesel
bic Musgabe BON per3insli4en Obltgor
tionen protefirt, um unperainslide
g9oten einaul6ien. gs 1T aber eine Shot
fade, baB mir uns burn berarti9e Nota,
cine srobe 2ait aufselaoen baben.
3mar piirbe bic Mnnullirung oiekr
Noten nns ni9t BON ben 9erpfi4tunsen
entbinben, bic mir bereits etnsesangn
linb, aber ie ldnser fe ausfeben. bdto
toitipielieer tperben fe ani9einenb.
3um @9lub betenne id frant anb
frei, bab i'd sesen bic aussabe pom
mebr Bombs 3ur 3eit bin, ober i@
m1hte NIT 9ilfe bes @onsrenes einen
Ausweg fnoen, Der 9lei43eitig berart
1T, baB uniere yeation feline unebre
bamit einle9t.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1895-01-31
}ir .unoumeubbor~ erfldrt.

iet nr .unanmenbbor" ertIdrt. Ga
froat f9 nummebr. Of ber Senotor gbz
monbs i'm Re9te mar. ober Der Mbpotai
gbmunbs. unb es III ferner ~ enti&et'
ben. ob f9 Der gon9reb BON BEN sroben
gbmunbs bot Sanb in bic Aueen itreueu
lof1en, ober ber bobe @eri@tsbof. Sn
wel@em onberen 1onbe aber f6nnte ea
porfommen, bab Elm Mann NIT einem
biftoriiben Mamen fein eisenes Werf fl,
einen ,gbreniolo" ld9erlih unb perd4t'
lid mo9t mnb troboem ni&ts bon leinem
MnIeben einbiibt, lonbern iosor nod ale
aro6er Nehtsanwalt 9efeiert tpiros
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1895-01-31
Softer Gon9ree,
(Kmr3e Sttists9.)
oihinQto %. 3

US DlNUI II. 20. Ju".
6enat.-Sm @enate tpurben bic
Beslaubisunssidreiben Der neuermabl'
ten 5enotoren McW,llin unb Burroms
uon Mi9isan einserei4t uno gu ben
Acten eelest. Man berietb Johann bic
Yermi1isunssbia 3 fur ben Diplomaten-
unb gonlularbienit.
6aus. SIM 9au1e tpurbe Elm
51reiben bes Sdabieeretdrs in Be5u9
aut bic Beerinssmeer.Grase perlslen.
Das S1re,ben flibrte 5u elmer ldngeren
Debate, In beGen Werlauf Heprdientant
Dinglep, elm &epublifaner, bic @ntlbei-
ounq oes Yariler tribunals fir Elm
iSiasco ertldrte. Das 9aus berietb TO-
opun in Ylenarausl9ublibuns bic 0er-
| iu,liqi,nssbia fiir permildte 4us9aben
Wa16ington, "a. San.
5enat.-Sm Senat bradte Gbano.
ler cine Bin elm, welde oas gteblen BON
Depei4en bur9 Mnoapfen ber Drabte
nit $4,000 beitroft.
Ser Demotrat @eorse bon Mifiiiiippi
belt cine 2ebe eeeen bic BON 2obse ein=
sebraate Meiolution 5ur annectiruns
DON 6aipaii. Mqen, 9opuliit BON Je.
brosta, bra9te ebenfaas eineNnnegions
reiolution elm. Dielelbe muroe uber.
selest.
9Sbite Demotrot, galifornten, belt
cine g. be 3u Guniten Der yiearasuo
Ranal.Bill.
6aus. SIM 9auie tpurbe Elm Be-
ridt oes 2rieesietretdrs 2amont perle-
len. Derlelbe beridtete. baB bic Wo-
nongabela Nauisation 60. BON pennlpls
oanien fi9 peiserte ben 0er. Staaten
br Gisentbum. ndmli9 S4leuIen uno
Ddmme, au perfaufen. DerRriessietre-
tor lhldst bic Gonoemniruns bes Gi9ens
tbums Dor.
Das Dous beibdftiete li9 Johann
nit Der Nerwillisunssbla fir perm!i9te
AusSaben.
Wa1binston, 25. Sanuor.
@enat. Sm @enat ipro&en
beute ber Yopuliit allen BON Ne-
brosia fur eine Neioluiion aur I'm.
nsetirung 6amoiis. Wills BON 9eyoe
iprah segen Mnne1ion unb bebauptett
o,e 3uderfabritanten tedten binter bem
plan. Sic Ncoroeuafonol Bin wuroe
nit 81 eesen 81 stimmen poiiivt.
6aus. SIN 9auie murbe bic Bin
fir usrmiidte Mussaben paiirt.
WaShinQto 26. SON.
| Senat. = Neit's Reiolution. tpelde
bic 6omoii-Yolitit Der Mbminiitraiion
enbo'irt unb f4 eesen iebe ginmiid.
une in bic Nneele9enbeit 9awaips ct
fldrt. murbe nit "a 9e9en % @timmer
ar9enommen.
! 6aus.-Oos 6ous begann bic Be.
ratbune sur Nbi@offuns oes 3ui&loes'
,oles pon 1ilO Gent per 4funb ou
3uder aus prdmien 2dnbern.
Doibineton. %. San.
senat. Sn @enot murbe bi
Boiihoft bes Drdioenten uerleien.
6ous. SIN 9aus wuroe eine Bot
ihoft bes prdlibenten iiber bic 6inon,
loae perle1en. 6prineer BON SQinoi
broute cine Bill aur OurdfibruR9 be
0orihldse bes Yrdibenten elm. 81
Bil perfiiet bic Aussabe BON 3prosenti
gen in 50 Sabren einl0sbaren @olr
bombs fiir bie ginl6iune Der 2esol Sen
Der. unb ebermon. Noten. Die Bomb
iollen BON ben Notionolbonieu far TIT
, GircuIation bepontrt merben.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1895-01-31

bobmr& aus0egli9en, bab oie Rational.
bonten bieie Bombs fur tbre per0r6berte
Standardization beppniren f6nnen. Der
9lon III ni&t neu. benn Ct III f9on oft
ols bos einaioe Mittel, ben Ginan3mtr.
rem elm gnbe au MAIDEN. beipro&en NOR.
ben. YrdHbent glepelanb bat inbefen
bas WerbienF, in ieiner enti8ieoenen
WeiIe bur9ee9riTen unb bic Sur4.
flbrnng bes Ylanes, wel4e bann
bte @olb Meierpe unn6tbis MAIDEN
parbe, BEN gonsreb brinsenb ans 9er3
eeIegt au baben. Mas ct iiber bas
uo9ienbe MiBtrauen au bem Millen ber
Reateruna, ben nationalen grebit auf=
re9t 3u erbalten. last. 1T rthti9, uno
3par Idbt 1i9 lei9t no9meiien, bob hier<
flr ausi9liebli9 bic Msitotion Der @elo,
per5ble9terer perantmortli9 1T. 9in.
f9tli9 bes sepaItieen, natiirli4en
Mei9tbums Der Wereini9ten Staaten
best Niemanb 3meifel, wobI aber
an benz wiIIen Der Dereinieten
Staaten, Der NerpFi9tung, ibre
G4ulben In @olb 3u 3oblen,
nodbautomren. gBer bic &eben 8lanbs
uno onberer @elbperi9ledterer lief,
mirb biele 3meifel poltomnten be9riir.'
| bet finben. Die Jinan3sei&i&te ber
lebten Sobr3ebnte liefert bic 5iffermdbt-
aen Be,peiIe bierfir. Sn ben erien
feds Mopoten na9 Anfnabme Der Baor.
aobIung, ols Der Befanb berielben nod
pielfa9 be3meifelt wurbe. bate bas
69abamt fir $7,976, ,698 @reenbads IN
@olb einsul6len. SIN teinem Der toleen-
ben feben Sabre purbe bieie 3ifer er'
rei&t. Ser b59fe Betro9 mar $6.--
S63. .699 i'm Sabre 1885. Sn ben bret
Sabren Dor Mnnobme Der Sbermon-8il
mies bas Me9nunss Sobr 1890 bte
srobte Mnforberuns nit nur 1892, 1856
auf. @obalb iebo9 bic 9enannte Blu
@e1eb qetporben mar unb bur9 bic per=
me6rten Silbertdufe bic Men9e oes nur
NIT 9ilber sebedten papierseloes idbr.
lis INN anndbernb $50,000.000 per-
gr0Berte, nabm bas 0erlangen no4
Sob sr6beren unb ftetig ma4lenoen
ltmfang on. Sm 2aufe BON fnopp bier
unb einem 6alben Sabre, BON Der Mn'
na6me bes Geiebes Bis gum Gnoe yto*
pember 1894 bat bas e4abamt $780,
766,236 @olo TN Mustaui4 fir Yapier-
selb berseben miihen - a4tmol mebr,
ais porber in elf unb einem balben
Sabre!
Stun, bofentli9 mirb bos Dur4srei<
fen bes Yrdfbenten cine quite 2Sirtung
ausiiben, obpobl bieies bel Der @tdrte
bes 6ilberelementes unb Der partei-
tlepperei zines sroben Sbeiles Der Re
publitaner iebr frasli@ 1T. Ser De
mofrot @prinser BON Sllinois bat be-
reits bic Wori9ldse bes Yrdfoenten IN
elmer BON ibm einsebra4ten Bin toru'u'
lirt, bod mirb bieielbe uobl n'4t 10
slatt bur49eben.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1895-01-31

Bon ieber bot bas 0oIf menis
Ndtuna Dor ben Aouofoten sebabt.
Nie @prt9m0rter, mel4e fait ieoes
8oIf iiber ben Mbpotatenitanb beRbt,
mirben seiammelt Elm bides BUD seben.
@euib eibt es au9 unter ben aopofoten
re9tl4aifene Wainner, uelde BON ibrem
Beirut, ben Bebrdnsten bei5ufeben, eine
,oeole 0oritelluns baben, aber i'm a(se'
meinen betraAtet man bic Nopofoten als
Menl&en, beren 8erut es 1T, aus
5dwars WeiB unb aus 8Iau Grin gu
MAIDEN. gs sibt ia aud te!nen
5tanb, in wel9em bic Bill
itanb. buns zines feiten g1aratters
i4uieriser 1T. als I'M Nouotaten
Wer bdufs ses,uunsen 1T. cine Sa6e
BON beiben Seiten su betradten. mirb tn
leinem l1rtbeile mettermenoiIt uno
l4mantenb. gaamentli9 iunge Mopotas
ten mii6en li9 barauf 9efobt MAIDEN.
oab an lie binf9tli9 Der Debnbarfeit
ibres l1ribeilsperm69ens BON ibren
glienten oft bic meitsebenbiten aniprii'
den sema1t meroen. SIN alten @om
aab es Mouotateni9ulsn, in tuel9en bic
iunsen Rsdtsbe1iHenen formli9 barauf
abaeri4tet uurben, 5uerit fur bic Wer-
urtbeiluns unb bann fir bic Jrei.
lpre@ung zines Mnsetlasten au ploi=
oiren. SOB mon bel elmer mil
leni&aftli9en Jrase beibe Seiten
belpri9t, 1T in Der Orbnung. ober
wenn es fi9 um Me9t ober unrett ban=
belt, itebt bic Sa9e onbers. Wer einen
Mnsetlasten, BON beHen S&ulo ct mora-
lil@ iiber3eugt 1T unb oeneu Beitrafuns
er TN Snterefe ber grboltuns Der
menl4li9en @elelli4oft fir 9ere4t er=
a9ten mub, our4 allerbano &cbuliiten-
finite loseilen muB, ber fann ii4 un-
m6gli9 bas mobren, mas mon einen gero
ben gbaratter nennt. SdBen tn unieren
seiebsebenben 26rperi9aften ni4t 10
piele Mabnliiten, 10 wirbe es aud
UNI uniere Geiebsebun9 beoeuteno
beiIer feben. Gin gang eflatontes
1eiipiel bieier @abuliterei bat
iett ber beriibmte Suriit. Ct . Senotor
gomunbs BON Dermont selisfert. Ser.
ielbe galt bisber fur Elm Muiter iurifti.
l&er @erabFnnisteit. i9eint es aber trob
ieiner fteifieinenen gbrbarteit fertie &C..
bra3t 3u baben. als Aouofat oieielben
Dalunten 3u pertbeibisen, wel&e er ole
@eiebseber nerfolgte. Der wiirbige
6err gz.Genat,r gbmunbs ndmli4 ioll
in erfter Reibe ben sroben eies erfo&z
ten baben, ben Der 3ucertruif iiber bos
angebli9 eberman'i&e Antitruft @eies
erruneen bat. Senes @eiet riibrt aber
gar ni9t pon Sherman Der, ionbern lpie
mon iett gang eenou weib BON = Gb'
munbs. Als @eieteeber bat bieier
arobe repubIitanii4e Staotsmann Wo'
den lang unermiioli9 fiir bic Annobme
elmer Naabresel 9etdmpft. bic nod leine,
Wetnuptung bie 9rufs u,ouiet bt mo.
den ioQte. Auf ietne Nerii9erun9en
bin. pel9e bur9 feline Autoritdt ale
9e4tsgeIebrter untertdbt uuroen. rabn
Der gongreb enbIi9 Oieies @efet an
Dam absr oebt Der Abpotat gomunos
Dor bas Dunbes. Dbereert9t unb iiber'
aenot bieies 70 pDlladnbis BON Der seiet'
aeberii&en l1nfdbiefeit bes Genatora
Gbmm1bs, baf s baS mebtetud9ate 0e'
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9ie selammte beuti&-amerifanii
Frefe nimmt bic Yaiiruns ber Niea'
ragua-Ranalbill nit 9robem Weibtrouen
ouf. ginise BIdtter bejei@nen baa
Yroieit runbberaus als einen enormen
S6winbeI.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1895-01-31

= Die san3e 2opalitdt BET RaiierA
@eburtstas bate bic ~Qreu3.3eituns"
bas Organ ber Jeubal.G Gonierpatipen
mieber in grbpont 9enommen. Doa
Blatt 6ra9te am @onntae ni9t wenise,
als flnf Qaiiersebi&te. C)
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~ Ns.eie. aor.eiponSsn,en sfw. beltebe mon a
~
~WEGTBOTB CO."
n q. Bar: 53S. Gstambus. Dbis, ~ fenbeu.

= 9as Qaus Der 2esisIatur bon
aanias bot etne Bill paitrt. wel@e ben
,Bier.@tat" Bel 30 Sa9en @efdngnib
reIp. 500, perbietet. What next!
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-02-28
BROWN UNIVERSITY.

Alarge and ent husiastic audience greeted
the musical clubs at their concert in
Northboro, Mass, last night.
All compulsory gymnasium work will
end next Monday.
Goups of the Brown Daily Herald. The
Brunonian aud the Liber Brunensis boards
have been photographed.
The young camel whose untimely
death at the Park deprived the
city youths OF much pleasure has
a. least accomplished some good. His
remains were taken to the geological
laboratory, and dissected there before a
class of geological students. The skeleton
will be mounted and placed in the
museum.
Ames, s6, recently made an excellent
score in the bowling alley, scoring 225
pins.
The management OF the freshmen nine
has secured game for May 10Th with the
Harvard freshmen at Cambridge.
The drawings for the chess tournament
are as follows: Hyde VS.. jerks, Mcclellan
vs.. Smart, Jostram vs.. a. ). Morse, Ames
vs.. Easton, Bowling vs.. Taylor,
Slade W.. A. J.. Brown. j. w.
3. Tucker vs. jerks, 'ps, Dashiell vs.. Win
ter, w. &. Bliss vs.. Stearns, Bradley vs..
Page, Burrage Va. Piddock, Coghili VS.. G..
r.. White, Green, '9S, vs.. Thompson, '98,
Bliss, '97, VS.. Metcslf, '07, Ames, '9S, vs..
Wheeler.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-02-28
DISTRACTIONS to StreetWiden-
ing Must Disappear.
Property Involved and the Amount
the Improvements VIM Cost.

IL the distractions on the south side OF
Washington street, between Eddy and
Walker streets, are not removed by April,
the commissioner OF public works
will remove them in accordance
with the act providing for the
widening of Washington street
to 90 feet, it being now about 42.13 feet
wide at that section. This Will cut off
about IL feet, 10h inches from each
lot and in some instances means
the demolition of the property.
Already steps are being taken to comply
with the law. Last fall the Edwin X.
Gardner building was moved back, and
recently the owners of the Slade building
took out a permit, and under direc-
tion of Clifton Hall are remodelling
their property. The Baker block,
owned by Willism III. Earle, can
not be moved back because there are but
a very few feet to spare between 1t and the
new telephone building. What is going
to be done with Blackstone Hall Is
being discussed. 1t is understood that
architects are at work planning to cut of
the front and turn the building into q
store and tenement block.
As stated. when the necessary amount
is taken off the st. George Hotel there
will be only about II feet left, so that will
come down. 1t is not improbable that the
nice house belonging to Phebe Rhodes
Ar.,old, near the corner of Mathewson
street, may be moved back.
The total estimated damage to the
property owners, as arrived at by the
commissioners appointed by the Supreme
Court, is s137,716.
Assessments on the three fourths OF the
loss, in the ratio OF the benefit conferred,
Is slO3, ,2s7.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-02-28
A CONSTANT MENACE.
Hotel Men In Massachusetts Make a
Reasonable Kick.

BOSTON, Feb. 28.-A. G. Btrrage, repre-
senting the Massachusetts, Hotel Associa-
tion, appeared before the committee on
liquor laws at the State House this morn
ing to urge the granting of the petition
that present laws be amendedso as to per-
NIT the granting of licenses to hotels
within 400 feet of schoolhousc.
Mr.. Burrage said that his association
represented hotel keepers all over the
State. He did not ask for repeal of the
present laws but merely an amend
ment. As matters now stand IL a school
house should be erected near hotel that
hotel will lose its license. He explained
his petition and said that 1t applied to
only first class hotels having not
less than 30 rooms. Those who
have invested thousands of dollars in
hotel property, are much affected that the
value of their property will depreciate in
value by the erection Of a school house
near by.
Lapointe of Young's Hotel, vice presi-
dent Of the association, favored the petit
tion and said that the present law is re-
garded by hotel men as constant men
ace.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-02-28
SUIT FOR DAMAGES.
Case ofStephen Clemens Against the
Wheeler a. Wilson Co, on Trial.

Before Judge Rogers today the case Of
stephen Clemens against the Wheeler d
Wilson Manufacturing Company is being
tried. The action Is to recover $4,000 for
injuries which the plaintiff received
through alleged negligence of the de-
PENDANTS.
1t is claimed that Clemens, who at the
time Of the accident in July last sold
candy from hand cart near Washington
bridge, was returning to his home in the
evening, and when he had reached Dexter
street and was proceeding along the high
way, about four feet from the curb stone,
he was struck by a team driven by an
agent OF the plaintiff and thrown TO the
ground, receiving serious and permanent
injury. IL Is further claimed that the de-
fendant's team was going at full speed
at the time il struck the plain
tiff, and did not stop after
knocking. him down, but kept on driving
at furious pace. r.. &. Mowry and
Elmer Wilcox appear for the plaintiff, and
Daniel II. Ballou for the defendant.