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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-04-29

La GRIPPE is hero again with all its
old time vigor. Ono Minute Cough
Cure is \ reliable remedy. 1t curcs and
cures quickly. Logan Drug Co., Wheel
ing, W. Va, L. F. Peabody. Benwood, and
Bowio & Co., Bridegroom, o.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-04-29
NOTICES.
10 ARCHITECTS. CONTRACTORS

Y " HTNCIIT EClS, OUN
i AND BUILDERS. NOTICE
II being tho desire aud intention Of the County
Court Of Putnam county, W. Va. 10 remodel
aud repair the Court House OF laid county. stu.
MIC In the 10y Of Winfield. notice ia hereby
given TO architects, contractors and builders 10
furnish OH or before tha meeting OF said County
Court, on tho ID day OF June, 1895. plani and
specifications Tor rctuodellng, enlarTing and re-
pairing tho said Court House building. togcthsr
with estimates OF tho cost for such work.
The present building Is OF brick. 50 fcet long
by 20 fec, wide. and Is two stories high.
When such plans. &c, arc submitted the Court
VIII. nj Its meeting on said Sd dny OF june next,
determine nud decide 10 A1opt that plan which
shall DO deemed tho best and most advantageous;
and will paw a reasonable amount for tho plan
adopted. For ANY further information. address
l. A. SALMoNS. Clerk.
Winfield, ". Va.
MARCH. IS, 1895. mrN
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Hub Building.

For RENT-One elegant office
room, also one large elegant hall.
first floor entrance. Until perma-
nently rented, will rent hall for en-
tertainments, etc. Most centrally
located and best advertised building
in the city. For terms, etc, apply at
THE HUB CLOTHlERS.
Fourteenth and Market streets.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-04-29
DESIRABLE REAL ESTATE
For SELE.

The late residence Of Lewis Jones, deceased,
on the east side OF North York street, large
dwelling with all modern Improvement bean.
titul grounds, extending TO rtye,. oae OF tho
choice spots In the city.
The iwo-s.o.y brick. slate roof dwelling, rcsI-
dence OF Mrs. Elizabeth Hunter, No. los Zano
street. Island. corner Of n. York street: las,o
grounds. l2oIi3o feet. At A pARsAIS.
The Bloch property. corner OF Main and Ninth
Streets: J houses: ground g., feet 'front.' extend.
Ing 10 the river. WILL SILL PART or all OF Il
4 fine building lot At Hoodsdalc.
No 100 s Front street, riye.view; lot 60 feet
front and extends to the river. House Is OF brick.
with . rooms with all modern conveniencea.
No. rs Fourteenth street. lot 3oxl2o feet
no. SIS Front street. frame house Of 7 uema
AL modern Improvements
MONEY TO LOAN.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-04-29
PROPOSALS..
LEGAL NOTICES..
TO CREDITORS

To the ercdi'orJ Of JIianc Breia:t, dtcocDd.
In pursuance Of decree OF the circuit court OF
Ohio county. made In cause therein pending.
TO subject The real estate Of the said JulIana
Brelsoek 10 the payment OF her debts. You arc re-
quired 70 present your claims against the estate
OF the kaid Julinun BreIsock for adjudication 10
George Z Boyd. commissioner, at his office, No.
iii1 Chnpllne street. Wheeling. In the said coun-
~. mort before the Sd day OF June. 1885
witness: John W. Mitchell. clerk Of the said
court, this c3nd day OF April. lSj.
JOHN ". MITCHELL, Clerk.
W.. W. CowpES, solicitor for complainant.
nnol-N
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NESBITT & DEVINE,
FOR Said.
i. els. 1889 Market Street

|
No. ilSS. Penn street. Q rooms and bath, both
gases. Cheap.
No. q 18th street. ll-roomcd brick Cheap :.
No. COZ Market street, 6 rooms, $500. .
Nos ilo and ll06 Market stsoot businosi
PROPERTY, $3.50.
Nos. n aud 80 s7th street, IL rooms. $3.50.
No. DIS Market street, I roous aud bath, $500
No, WS. York street, 5 rooms. Cheap.
No. &N. Front ST., s rooms aud bath. Chcap.
No. lUS Chaplino St. S rooms, bath room and
large stable 5000.
Corner 18th and Woods street, dwelling aud
5torc room Cheap.
Houses OF all sizes and In different locauona
Saloon for sale on 10th street. cheap.
Restaurant and hotel for sale on Market street.
cheap.
Iicstaursn. and hotel for salo on 10th stree.
cheap.
Cigar store on Market street for sale cheap
building lots in all tho best locations 10 tho
city. @
Farms for sale OH easy terms
HOUSES TO RENT. MONEY 10 LOAN.
HARRY j.. FINK.
Telephone Gs7. l,nr7l ii+a Market Street. CITY.
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Jos. o Co.,
Penn Ave. a,l Filth ST., pltsburs.
MONDAY, April %, 1904
Hosiery.

hosiery.
Three items below that'l
give you a hint why oul
Hosiery business is double
that OF a year ago: (.
Ladies' Ingram Cotton Hose, extra
splicod heels aud double soles.
black or white feet, 50c quality,
,sc q pair, ; pairs for ST..
Ladies' Egyptian Cotton Hose,
double hools, solca aud toes,
25c a pair.
Ladies' lIermsdori Black Cotton
Hose, double heels and toel, sx-
ira quality cotton, just right for
summer wear,
r4c a pair, SI.1o a dozen.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-04-29
STOCKHOLDERS MEETINGS
MEETING.

OFYICE OF
THE WHEELING NATURAL GAS COMPANY,
WHEELING. ". Va, April IS. 1898
Stockholders McetiHg-Thea annual meeting OF
tho stockholders OF this Company will be bold
at the general Office, No. ii3 Chapline street.
Wheeling. ". Va. on Monday, Aay6, 1895, a. u
O'Clock m.
Transfer books will be closed from tho Goth
day Of April. 1895, TO tho 9th day Of May, 1896,
both days inclusive. wM.J. DtEHL.
RpH Secretary.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-04-29
WANTED.
hUCTION SALE.
ZINE FURNITURE

FINE FURNITURE
l. AT AUCTION
l will sell tho following personal property at
the south end OF the Second Ward Market House
on SATURDAY. MAY T., 1896, at 9 n. n: / ole.
CANT bedroom Set. q plecesl; l Toilet Set, e
] lhrYe Rug l Ceutre Table; / Heating Stove; /
large Armchair; . Rocking Chairs, &c, &c.
TERMS or SALE: -CaSh.
np2t J. c HERVEY. Auctioneer.
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FOR RENT.

nor RENT-TWO FIVE ROOM
- houses, Nineteenth street Inquire At 100
Nineteenth street. inrl5.NwAp
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RiDLEY n WARNER.

Tho associated prosH gave You somo
account Of tho great silver domonstra.
ton horc II TOW days ago. 1t waa IL do.
inonstration got up to give "Joo
SiblOy," Of Pennsylvania, a aond oil for
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-04-29

TOR SALE-N SIN ON
II house. Laundry, bath room. attic. hall.
porchcS. In tho best location. VIII be sold at n
barruiu. Inquire ut &c South Penn strcct npI
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FOR SALE.

Fourteenth and Market streets.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-01-03
Widtiq fir Erancn.

.giur penise 5raueu iennen ben grp6cu
llnterihleo, pelder III Der Gualitdt oCs
3pirniaoens %eriitirt, nitt nur in ieiner
Stdrte, ~louoern audi in ieiner Slate uno
8letdIormI9teit," behauptete Elm Hdbma.
ihireu. SanoIer. IS Ut lbatiahe, bob
etpa be Sdltte Der 5ebler, rpelbe elmer
Ndbmaidine 5u9eihoben fueroen, aui
i6lsdten 5apen %5uridssiihrt perocn ton
men. Dor elnlaer 3elt MN beibloGeu bic
bauptiadltditeH Wdbmai dinen. 5abrlfantcn
be 5raSe bcSi9llt ocs beIten 5noens Su
idlldteu; alle Sorteu wuroen aui ben Der.
ihteoeuen DO dlnen problrt uno in Ieoem
Saue bewGbrte iih Der ,,s8Ilmautic Siar"s
8plrn oils Der belte.-Slu lSiut fur 5rauen,
Sleiduiel OBJ tie Yaibtneus ODER Sanonabe'
reien beiorsen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-01-03

Mo rtrfCitt 3ustetisnurs iwiittu Wtn.
%ntapelts, Ct. gdul une Qtitdar n
| ofG6fe itnt, tie auf Ter Rprc . yNcitsru
v etrede stbptsu Ia . Iitit gatp pe
raert taiu ttutn terrible Gufti her Seu. JluH,
INT suasl tts mdlsrtittH Stadtts gptfccnfu ais
R~oressSehrsn timtteb "a fs tu Rctd vru
cuIus une Sltsani. DIR qua rtrldft Tiuncdsrlts
Ent q eani mad atteiss iest Rdtt TN Sdtrt.-
(ftt lrirtltr. San Eranctscc)
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-01-03

90 tr ScduCmli6fCit uue @smStlit.
tu tSit in Gtitutdtrteeiruura 1T tas
NtrSn, dmsritartite Volt I'M Stdnee, ct.
OSVSN men tdrttn unc nitt asrirstgteu
roocn SiNsn r~Cratlsat III stcmmCr. O.
~uDSN fdnlt an. 70 Su iaaeu, si%nisermdfCr
urCmrfrtli6 fur guruS ~ rtrten, 70 ede ss eirds
Aufe-9eWrtnlitCs Htwmt, tim @CrtS hes yrtts dt.
sugewinncu 8Ctu tCNSrsS GrCmpsl esr @ratrmmsn.
tstt In ce,ua aui GiiCntatntCeteuura fam i%rarnerr
~aeiunteu ptrecu ais duf Ter fetrCR Vcro: yScterh
Ximitso. -Frpare'tpc a9c, Wtunsdpclts.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-01-03
1195 -SubcI.S 1885
Bcionoere @auiahrts lase

1.-Seoer 9ieuitna.
2.-5ouueritag. Den 80. Nai - Waipro,
teiiiou uno @inpeibun9 Der 9npelle Der
,ihmerSbaiten Wutter" I'M 8u~aoeutbal.
3.--Sonutua, Den 3. Suni -Nntoulusieii
uuo Srobnlcihnams YroSeiiiou.
4-9onnerita9. ben 4. gull SirdruCib'
'cii.
5.-Souniu9, ben 4. Nu8uit - Yortiun.
cila.
6-9ourerita9, ben Is Nuault - Sdlub
Der SabeIs 5eier.
7.-Nontus, ben 2. September - 5eisrs
lihcS 3autnmt.
s.-Sorntas. ben %. September - Sic
ben Shmersens5 eIi.
9-Sountas, ben 8. Cttobsr - 5ranSis'
tuss5 eit.
Ter 81. Nn'onius s8erein Sdblt btiuate
1000 Witslieoers Solbs. wslte pilnidsu
aufssnommen Su Dsroen. mDsen lbren
polen Hamen uuo Norsiie einienoen,
uno es wtro ibnen Elm Nuinabms5elt3l
uneutssltli6 sussididt ipsroen.
Wit beiten Binideu fur Neriabr,
SranciScaner- 8dter,
Yutler, y. &
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-01-03
OeSet Was Der GongrcB
"Iu, 9ctDan bat.

Saburt purbc 6. ". 6 ooper 9eSpuns
gen, Tferoe su 10 Cts. AZ bsihlaeen. Dor
berbuf uno Beihlogen Al 20 Gents; spei
fir 35 Cents. Neue Glen 30 Scents oas
Siad, Sorrerbuf uno She 8eigbts so
Gents. Gin Get fir 81 80. uro allc Nrten
9ilusz, SSu9enz uno gu99psN rbeit pie aud
oll9tmein Sdmieoearbelt 81 perbdltnifs
mG6r9 9eringen Iretien 81 psrritten. @s
pCroen cuh ppn % biz so Yrpsent eripart.
ollie lrbelt anrnntirt. &eridumt riht, bel
ms pprsuiprChen, fuenn ibr Nrbeit tbnn
loiien mont. Seeiiuitist ben 9eiter in ben
Trciisu. Ode ppu Z. Npeuue uno /. StrnBC
iitlld, benz Spernbuuie 9eSeriiber, Ct.
9lpuo, Mtun. Alba
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das,uS aus etnem Sriefe

dls,uS aus etnem Sriefe 3
b, fsr'; YES mssO~an s'arrsr tn saSp'
SD suptbls Sbnsn. BET Der Rbuis Nsoiriu, 60.
Sh1aso. it4s JlaftRu .gaftor abuis's E,rosnss tar.
ter" 81 beHe1sn pHo ibn iaut Nuipe,iuua su perabret.
4eu.- Rsbrsrs nnenss Semeube. TlteIit6er fnb bur1
oisie B1tot5tu fur,rt tporoeu.
Car @ItuptIIe q. D.. I6. OFT. 30.
To1 Sabre Iou0em eeioeu an SAtptnbel nub rer.
obem Rcphpeh etbrauhfs 10 cine JIai1e .,poftor
Rbutgs 9srpeu.G tdrer. uub nun b~s'tetntot Id, bab
be mtrfuug nod nett hbtr ales Grporten ehutti9
tpQr. 1r. g. 6auCe.
at6apoo.S u.. Is. Uadrl 1891.
W,trre SABRE lang tountt I'd Ra6is ui4t i4lafen.
mar rutties, obnt dppsttt. touuie uidt arbttten uus
tlblte IN i.esr Nellie mtieable. Batter e6nia's Rers
p.nsStdrfer' bali mfr isiott une itei babe ID suisn
dpp.ttt; 'tut itptt drottt aui Der farm uue tTtttue
mt1 Der betsu Stiuuobti. SobaRu Sruti4e
6~n$ tn tpertboonsS Bud fur RrrpeuIetbern,
1tlSl nno slns Vrobe.Jlaine SuseionOt. @rms
w. srboIien oup be Wleoi3tn nmiouIt.
Sf'e Wtebt5,n tpuIoe tett BEN Sabre 1876 BON BEN
ootp. yaitor Qbui9 IN Bort gDapus. Sub., ~Buberettet
lHo Isbt inter isinsr gnipeiiung BON Der
kOENiC MED. CO, Chicago, ~.
40 :. Franklin Street.
Bet sIpotbsfsrn IN habeu fur
~ 'OO ote SIaidbe, SIaldeu fur 81, OG
oro6e s1.55, q fur $500
gu tattu si VI. 0rIitSr. gpcttdsr. Ct. Glcut.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-01-03

NoS tsS rrreWsflifcr 5teilCt Ter gtrSiuis.
wv ten Stddttr taRn f5 islbf arltuliren.
~ n 4 e. inc 70 tIssdnte NCiie aCerrCedticn gu
'S'&tdbSn, tie rCu her Hpro : Wcitern
Strcfc ;riitcu 81. Vdul, @tnusdpc.is unt Gtiedar
p~iGrtrt rirb, pChe ~ btSten bis eatir rte rcthter
uHr dltGftcu Gil, nbatnen IN hem unirutttarsn Chen
nttt i'm StineC rarsn. aimee, Wcnticsar, Riuu.)
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-01-25
HEARD IN COURT.
Decision in the East Providence Tax
Case on Defendants Demurrer.

An opinion has been handed down in
the case of William II. McTwiggan ct al.
VS.. Town Clerk OF East Providence, over
ruling the demurrer to the plaintiffs bill.
This case relates to the legality OF the
plainants claiming in their declaration
that the tax was void on the gronnd
that due notice was posted according TO
the statute and that the sGrosyenorpale
corporation was exempted from taxation.
In its opinion the court holds that notice
is essential to give validity TO an assess
ment, and the statute requirement as
to notice is to be regarded as mandatory.
The court also holds that the omission 10
tax the Grosvenordale corporation was
illegal, taking the allegation as true, as on
demurrer IL Is necessary.
In the case OF Thomas &. Greene, as
signee aud receiver, VS.. Jackson Bank ct
al, Chief Justice Matteson has handed
down an opinion. The bill is in the ma
ture of a bill OF interpleader and for in
structions. The court is OF the opinion
that the Jackson Bank is entitled to apply
the dividend in question to the payment
of the balance Of its account against
Warner, and that the complainant as re-
ceiver is not entitled to it under Warmers
deed Of assignment. The court further
decides that the bank is entitled to div
idend on the full amount of its claim.
The docket OF uncontested petitions for
divorce will be in order for hearing from
Monday, February IL, to Friday, February
10 inclusive. There will be peremptory
disposal of all uncontested petitions on
Friday, February 10.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-01-25

Rodney +. Dyer ct al. Attorneys. q. Ely
and J. NJ. Ripley for plaintiff; c. L. Park
hurst for defendant.
20l0 MariAdonio Lola VS.. Societa ltaliana
etc. Attorneys - for plaintiff; Medium
ness & Doran for defendant.
3il4. George G. Bentley VS.. Henry t. Root
ct al. Attorneys--C. III. johnson. &. Il. Park
hurst for plaintlff; c. A. Aldrich, Il. K. Ly-
man for defendant.
9770 Laura +. Matheson VS.. Covil Mathe-
son. Attorneys-A. X. Greene for plaintiff;
3 w. X. Allen for defendant.
GS7s. William McGrath vs.. Mary McGrath;
Attorneys-Page a. Owen for plaintiff; Lee AZ
Tillinghast for defendant.
3l03. Rosanna Hannigan VS.. James Gal
lsgher et. ux. Attorneys-G. j. West for
PLAINTIFF McGuinness g. Doran for defen liant.
1911. John Morrison VS.. James Morr ison
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS a Doran for plaintiff;
y. J. Mccarthy for defendant.
3.47. Catherine Il. Ryder VS.. James j.
Ryder. Attorneys-G. j. West for plaintiff;
Van slyck a Mumford, J. L. Londsdaie anu
Il. J. Padien for defendant.
1910. Emma +. Sweet vs.. Albert l.. Sweet.
Attorneys--D. w. Fink for plaintiff; q. II.
johnson for defendant.
3617. Anthony Fenly VS.. William a. Cas-
sidy. .Attorneys-G J. West for plaintiff; Stone
* Lovejoy for defendant
9a59 Annie j. Mayo VS.. Alfred X. Mayo.
Attorneys-G. J. West for plaintiff; - for
defendant.
9s12. Isabel Brown VS.. Joseph Y. Brown.
Attorneys-N. b. Vincent for plaintiff; j. NJ.
Ri ley, j. Henshaw for defendant.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-01-25
BUILDING PERMITS.
Plans for Plumbing Filed With Instcc-
tor Bemis.


tor Bemis.
The following building permits were is
sued by Inspector Hopkins for the week
ending today:
Bowen a. Doane, 90 and 101 Chaplin ave-
nue., 2-story frame dwelling.
Butler-Duncan Land Company, 224
Weybo street, alteration to store
building.
Lawrence Kehoe, 40 Milk street, addi-
tion to dwelling.
Washington l.. Cole, rear 6S Randall
street, new cellar walls.
George It. Kilner, Taylor street, two q
story dwellings,; j. Tillinghast, builder.
Gilbert Hopkins, Sawyer street, 1-story
frame storehouse.
Michael McDonough and wife, Glen
ham street, HISTORY frame dwelling.
Plans for plumbing were filed with In
spector Bsmis this week for tho following
George s. Lincoln. Gay street, five jobs |;
John 4. McGann.
Mrs. vanzant, 81 Market square; T. q J.
Sawyer.
Lowe Estate, 2oj Westminster street l.. l..
Billings,
d. 4. Potter, 563 Broad street; w. b.
Thompson.
Swedish Baptist Society, Plain and Globe
streets; j. T. Miner.
Antoni victalie, 1855 Spruce street John G.
McElroy
A. g. Barstow Estate, weybosset and Page
streets ]. S. Fuller.
Andrew J. Covington. 30 Carter street; p.
w. Meehan.
ALB. White, 70 Mitchell street; e. F. Carey
a. Co.
James A. Potter, Central street; Phillips g.
Phillips.
Ruth 5. and Harriet s. Arnold, East Man
ming street; Thomas j. McKeeD.
Mrs. Thomas Lawson. Is Covell street; w.
A. Walsh.
Susan II. Budlong, ~ Barrows street; w.
NJ. Congdon.
Martha ID. Knowles, Fountain and Greene
streets; p. a. J. Tlerncy.
Ellen l.. Donovan, 263 Charles street; VIII
liam ii. Costne.
Charles Il. Giles, Pratt and Halsey streets;
T.. * j. TierDey
w. r. ID. Vaughn. "A stanwood street;
Frank O'Donnell.
Mary Sheridan, rear A Burnside street; J.
T. Miner.
r. /. Hospital Corp, Lockwood street, and
Richard w. Comstock, 2l2 Meeting street; the
Thomas Phillips Co.
Bartholomew Sheridan. A Burnside street,;
j. Il. Miner.
Sarah A. Blanding, SO Hanover street; John
Mckenzie & Son.
w. Il. Swarts, Angel street and rear; +. +.
Carey a. Co.
Pernard McGuinness. West Exchange and
Dean streets: Edward Mckenney.
John Casey, Belmont avenue; John T.. Nc
Gam.
Euslpe Buchard. Linwood avenue; John G.
Conroy.
George NJ. Griffin, rear Az Broad street;
Charles +. Stacy.
William A. Sphinx. 10 Comstock avenue; w.
c. Rice a. Co.
George L. Mcclellan. "a Public street; c. p.
Brennan.
Amasa sprague, Q sassafras street; George
b. Lowell.
Mrs. Thomas Conway, rear 25 sentcr street,
Il. O'Connor.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-01-25
HOPE FOR LEPERS.
Promising Experiments Made With an Al
legged Cure In Venezuela.

Promising Experiments Made With an Al
legged Cure In Venezuela.
Experiments are being made in Mara
which. if it will not permanently cure.
will at least stay the progress OF lep-
rosy. The prime mover in these efforts
is E. II. Plumacher. United States con-
sui in Maracaibo. Ho is aided by the
directors of the lazaretto of that city
and members of the local government
The experiments thus far have resulted
SO satisfactorily as to attract the atten-
tion of the medical profession in vari-
ous parts of South America, where lepers
are more or less numerous.
An exhaustive report on the subject
was sent recently to the state depart
ment at Washington by Mr.. Plumacher
It Is the discovery Of DR.. S. c. Both.
we'll, an American physician now resid'
ing in Maracaibo who became acquaint-
ed with it while travelling in the west
ern part of the United States MIR. Plu'
macher says:
''As to the effects, / may say that i
am we'll content and with increasing
hope. From the commencement Of the
medicine great Improvement could be
observed. The features regained more
natural aspect. and there was marked
increase of appetite. That the remedy
would euro certain effects of the disease
was demonstrated beyond a doubt, and
although the process of cure was slow it
was sure and constant.
The preparation of the medicine and
care Of the patients have proved an ex-
pensive undertaking, SO much SO as to
be beyond tho means Of the directors Of
the lazaretto In this emergency ths
government of Venezuela has been ap.
pealed to, and the matter will be taken
up soon as national affair. Medical So
cieties and individuals are offering their
aid. Heretofore leprosy has been consid-
cred beyond cure. The wretches who
were stricken were ostracized from their
fellows and lived few years in misery
and pain until death relieved them. -
St Louis Globe Democrat
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-01-25

G|)ULD'S NEW CORSETS,
THE
CORDOYA, $3.50
AND
LORRAINE, = $500

Two splendid fitting Cor
sets. Ladies, if you are
not just suited with the
Corset you arc wearing,
try a pair Of Cordova and
see if they do not just
suit you. White, Drab
or Black .,.......
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-01-25
NORTH END NE VS.
The NRws BuRsAJ.
NonTH END. 42s BRANCH AvsS0s.
leleDhOus 9ll-l

At TIE boxing exhibition OF the King
Philip Club last night there was very
large attendance. The first bout was be-
tween Young LAWN and an Italian,
named Guertria. IL was very spirited
bout, and the spectators thoroughly en-
loved IL. The referee decided at
the end OF four rounds that young
LAWN was the victor. The second
bout was between Jimmy Baker OF North
End, and Tom Brown OF Maiden, Mass.
The referee, John A. Sullivan, announced
that it would be contest between Rhode
Island and Massac husetts. In the iirst
round Baker landed some telling
blows on the face of Brown, but
could not knock him out. One
fault about young Baker is his long swings
which quick man can easily avoid. The
next three rounds were all in favor OF
Brown, who proved TO be more scientific
than his opponent. AT the close OF the
fourth the referee gave the decision 10
Brown, as young Baker had fallen down
several times to avoid punishment. The
third bout was between Henry Kyle
OF New York and Charley Mcguire OF this
city. When the two men centred the
ring, Kyle, Who is colored man, looked
twice as big as his opponent. This
contest was for SIX rounds, and while
IL lasted il was very exciting. Everybody
expected that Kyle would knock out Ma
guire, but during the six rounds he failed
to deliver telling blow. AT the close 1t
was decided draw.
Tonight the American Socialist La Dor
party will hold ball in German Hall,
Hassan street.
The fire station of Steamer 10 has been
entirely renovated from top to bottom.
Every room in the building has been re-
painted.
Three arrests at Station last night.
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TO LEARN FROM US.
Russian OHicials Are Here to Get Points
For tho Siberian Railroad.

Russian OHiciaIs Arc Here to Get Points
For tho Siberian Railroad.
Among the arrivals on the steamer
Peking from the orient werc two OH.
cials of the Transsiberian railway. who
have come to America to study the rail
way and ferry systems OF tho country
u. Adadvoran, one of the party. is chief
engineer of tho big Siberian railway
and Z. Sokolou, who accompanies him.
is the vice president of the board of di.
rectors They have letter of introduc-
ton from Secretary Gresham TO the
presidents of all the largo railroads in
the country, and they will travel in
search of information which, they ex-
pect, will prove valuable in the opera
tion of the Siberian road. They are
more interested in ferries than in rail
roads, however, for tho establishment
OF a line of ferry steamers on the Amoor
river is contemplated. and the visitors
say they want tho advantage of the ox-
perience of Americans in such matters.
"One OF tho most interesting features
of tho government railroad across Sibe.
ria to Vladivostok, said Mr. Sokolou,
twill be tho ferry system on the Amoo:
river We expect TO operate tho steam.
ers throughout the winter with the aid
OF some contrivanco to bo placed on the
boat. TO break tho ice. Our ideas on that
matter are not perfected We arc now
studying it, 7"
The two officials expect to visit the
locomotive works In the eastern states
with Wow possibly Of adopting the
American locomotive for use on the
Siberian railwa,. They expect TO adopt
many American ideas Mr. Langarda
a photographer and secretary to the OH.
cials. is with the party. San francisco
ChrorlolA
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The first patent granted in America
was issued by the general court of Bos-
ton, March 6, l646, to Joseph jerks for
his invention of water wheel. A fac
simile copy has recently been placed in
the paint Office.
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Suitor-! am sure your heart Is In the
light place.
Beloved am glad to hear you say SO.
1 have just given IL TO the other fellow
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