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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-09-11

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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-09-11
SPECIALTIES.

CntRrrh Anh MI diseases OF the cye,
ear, rose, throat, lungs, stomach, liver,
bowels. kiun~ys aud bladder, all
chronic, private nud nervous
diseases OF both HeNea, nud dis-
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Hours Forenoon. 60 -. AFTER.
noon, = 80 6. Sandays-ll y. a..
to u. m. $500 MONTH
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ALL DOCTOR SHORES

ALL PkAloE DUUIUh ShUkh0
This Week show. Another Grand ar.
ray OF Warm Testimony rrsm Isus
Friends sna a"iEhbors.
a coon THISG-I have iust finished one
montn's euppy OF your medicin for cataut.
another month. Your mciicines have helped
mo very muuh aud ] believe ham 10 DO a
5000 thing ..,...
u. \ Il q. Express Agent, rayson. Utah.
September snd, 1870.
FEELING FIRST RArE-I write again for
more medicine, nm feeling irst rate,
ANTHONY nLAtkhuhN.
September snd. 1875.
STOMACH VERY MUCH nETTER-I 70.
eeiVcd the medicine In good shape. l am feel
Ing benefited thu lAst Wetl. My stomach 4
much better. IRA likAl.,
., Emery. Emtry County, Utah.
September 2nd, 1876.
STOMACH DOING NiCELY-in reporting
my condition This week. Will az that my atom.
aca a doing nicely. Please send me msdicinea
JOHN SNOWFALL,
Randolph. Utah.
September lot. 1898.
PROGRESSING NiCsLY-rieaso nnd en-.
closed $50 for Mr.. Miilelts medicine. lie u
SITS. LErrE MlLLETT,
Mesa, haricopa county. ArL
August 5lsi, isss.
WONDERFUL LOT OF GCoD-Your modi.
cine and treatment Il dong ne wonderful lot
OF good, and know now llat II will euro me
"''s' - ''''' IYRUM S. CRANE,
halina. Utah.
HAS DONE so MuCn GoOD-Your med.
cine has done me 80 much r1ol, l have iaiIh
In 1t and tcleye will be cured,
Mis-, u. HUNTINGTON,
orangeulle. Utah.
August 10Th, 1898
rEEIISG WELL GENERALLY-I AN
pleased TO say TO you ihat ava feeling we'll
Generally now Please tcnd ine some more
medicine. H. L. blnEE,
August s0th, 1895.
SURE AND PERMANENT CURK-I feel
well. look good and bonoyg am on tho road
10 n sure aud permanent cure, -
NANNY 49, FRY.
Morgan Ul1y. Utah.
POSITIVELY IMPRoyING-Wy heart does
not bother mo Aa bad ] do not iool 40
smotherod now and ana firpugori my Appg.
Ute u better and l am ponuyeiy Improving
IN my health. - ...
MINNIE BLACknuRN,
Loa, Wayne County, Utah.
August 9sth. 1895.
WILL EFFECT CUBE-My wife 10 I'm.
proving No aigna Of her trouble since wrote
you last. AN satisfied your medicine viii
elect cure. 4 H. AMEs,
faiUiew, Wyoming.
August eslh. 1895.
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Cheney. spokane County wash.
August 2iih, leli.
FEELS MUCH RTRONGEU-My vito says
she feels much stronger; her appetite d. better
hor mind u much brighter aud ! am well
pleased 20 zee her Improving
JOS. II. ihAifllWAiTE,
Mauu Utsh.
August 9th. 1896.
FEELING better E0W-G wish 10 Inform
you thai ON feeling bettuf now thar I nave
Tor long time. SAMUEL iOtLtuN,
August 18Th. 1898
KIDNEYS MUCH nPHoyEp-My health
ia euil Improving. NV chest aud kldncys arr
much bottcr since taxing your tfoauntnL
g. 4. rEnEN.
hQcsland, luabo
Ausuu 10Th, 1895
DERIVED MrCu BENETtr-t have been
tahiur your CHiaffh cure aud have derived
much beuent iToul the treatment
DANIEL HURT
gtsl iingfce Az, ogden.
August 2gth. 1873.
APPETITE Much BErrER-In two weeks
i am feeling muru improved. Ny appetite ia
much better than o. was.
Mil.. q. u. WARD,
Ward l.. o., Idaho.
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eoiycd the medicine In good shape. ! am feel
Ing benefited thu lAst Wotl. My stomach =
much better. IRA nEAL,
Emery, Emery County, Utah.
September 2nd, 1876.
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FEELING FIRST RArE-t write again for
more medicine. am feeling nrst rate,
ANTHONY HLAt khuhN.
Ainersvillc. Utah.
September gnd, 1895.
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For sale by all first class druggists
aud at DIR. shores office, or sent to
any address on receipt OF price.
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STOMACH DOING NiCELY-in reporting
my condition THIS week, Will HAy that my atom.
hcu "a dong nicely. Please tond me msdiclnes
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PROGRESSING NiCELY-rieaso nnd en-.
closed $50 for Mr.. Mietts medicine. lie a
progressing nicely now -
Mils. LErrE MiLLETT,
Mesa, haucopa county. AriE
August 3iat, iss5.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-07-15

Docking are en- route from their visit
to England and are expected to arrive
this week
Miss Hattie T.. Hilton of Slatersville is
visiting Miss Edna Brundrett of 81 Laban
street.
DIR. Mahoney of England is visiting
friends in this place.
Since the regarding and seeding OF the
Training Ground variety OF vegetable
are noticeable in thriving condition on
the grass pi Evidently the grass seed
had a sprir Of corn, turnip and other
garden seed III it.
Mr.. Frank Orme, for IL years with Sui
Ivan Brothers. and who recently severed
his connection with that firm, was pre-
sented with handsome diamond stud
and easy chair Saturday evening.
The clambake at the outing OF Woonas-
quatucket Encampment Thursday will be
presided over by the veteran OF r. l. G.
b., Abe Reynolds.
Albert NJ Read, foreman for l. l.
Fales, has removed from Johnston. to
Vernon street.
Rev. Thomas II. Cocroft OF the Messiah
supplied at st. Luke's, Church, Nara
gansett Pier, yesterday.
Rev. W. III. Horsman presided at the nj.
j.. Tabernacle yesterday at 10:45 and Rev.
q. w. Anderson in the evening
Officer Bennett made one arrest for
drunkenness this morning. This was the
only business done at the Sixth Station
today.
The Council holds an executive session
at o'clock this afternoon.
The committee on ordinances will meet
at the council chamber tonight at 1880.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-07-15

Which,, when at rest, are Immediately be-
hind the bottom letters in the channels
OF the lower cylinder. Immediately in
front OF and with its surface level with
the bottom of the lines of type in the
channels of the lower cylinder is a revolv-
ing disc, the axis of which is the same as
that of the cylinders. The disc revolves
rapidly from left to right, and, when the
operator touches a key, the plunger to
which IL is attached elects the lowest tpye
OF the corresponding channel out upon
the disc, by which it is carried to the
right hand side OF the machine, where 1t
is received on an endless belt, which
carries il to lifting apparatus. called the
packer, which raises each successive let
ter into proper position in a continuous
line.
The marvellous accuracy and nicely OF
this operation is one of the phenomenal
features OF the machine. As one type
follows another, the line is pushed along
across the front Of the machine, between
the keyboard and the lower cylinder,
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-07-15
The STATE CENSUS.
Enumeration Almost Completed and
Clerks Ready to Make Tables.

Returns from all but of the 2l0 State CEN
sus districts have been received, inspected
and corrected and the enumerators paid off at
the rate of cent and half per name aud dis
charged, and now the next step in the big un-
dertaking-the tabulation-will begin very
SOON, probably before the first of August
30 far the work has been very satisfactory
and the careful inspection OF the cards by 20
trained young women has brought TO light
but comparatively few errors in the enumera-
tion. For instance, one man had 900 names
for his district and there were but 25 slight
clerical errors one per cent of the whole.
Not being definite enough has been the princi-
pal failing. mans occupation would be set
down simply as clerk or bookkeeper and then
tho card was marked incomplete and the emu
merator sent out again to ascertain the nature
OF the business itself, and as this close at
most comprehensive and accurate set Of sta
tistics relative to the States population and
its industries.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-07-15

THE NEWS is now equipped with four
OF the most improved pattern of typeset-
ting machines, the production of the
Thorne Typesetting Machine Company of
Hartford, Conn. They are equipped with
new y throughout, and the value of
the plant is something over $4,000.
Gradually THE NEWS composing room
force has been trained to set the type by
machinery. Tho old frames have been
replaced by the machines, and from day
to day, for several weeks past, more and
more columns OF THE News have been
filled with the machine set type. The
new dress OF type is evidenced in the finer
appearance Of the newspaper, which to-
day appears set practically throughout by
machinery.
AS is indicated by the sketches above,
the new typesetting machines are little
beauties. They run with gentle click
click that maintains the proverbial peace
and harmony OF a composing room. We
think great many persons will be inter
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-07-15
PAWTUxET VALLEY.
HOPE.

HOPE.
Messrs. James X. Ralph and wife and James
Jordan and wife returned last evening from
the Christian Endeavor convention in Boston.
j. II. Clark came back this morning.
The Hope Grays are In great glee over their
victory of yesterday at Rocky Point. AL.
though il rained a little toward the end Of
the game, nine innings were played with the
result of 10 for Hope against IL for Pontiac.
Messrs. Il. Is. Il Il. Knight are contemplat-
ing new erections in front OF jackson mill.
The survey ors wero at work saturday meas
uring the ground.
Farmers around here were seen working all
day yesterday moving in hay in fear or the
rain.
The st. Louis Society held its annual meet
ing for installation yesterday after o'clock
mass In the sooety's hall. Tho officers elected
were Louis Penoy, president; Noe Lariviere,
vice president; Jas. Boucher, secretaryi Hor'
misdas Petrin, treasurer; Arthur Desantels,
commander in chief.
The society will hold another meeting to-
morrow evening for the purpose OF planning a
pleasant trip to Rocky Point
There was n union temperance meeting or
the NJ. l.. Church last evening at 7SO O'Clock.
Rev. Mr.. Bakcslee of East Greenwich delive
ed a temperance lecture 20 the large gather
ing Yesterday morning Rev. Mr. Geisler 90
cupied the pulpit at this church.
The st. James Sunday school will have n
picnic tomorrow at Rocky Point Fifteen van
wagons have been secured for tho occasion.
The Franco Canadian Republican Club held
a banquet in ST. Johns Hall Saturday night.
They had an all around good good time.
NATICK.
This morning in Natick Church was held
the funeral ssryice of Mrs Patrick Duffy
large attendance followed the body 10
Crompton's Cemetery.
PONTIAC.
The funeral service OF Patrick Brady will
be hold at Natick Church tomorrow morning
at & 20 o'clock Burial will be- at Crompton's =
Cemetery.
Miss Lizzie Russell was pleasantly surprised
last Friday evening at her home ON Main
street by n visit OF large number Of friends.
Much morriment prevailed all through the
evening
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-07-15

The power required to drive each ma
chine is very light, the four machines
in THE News battery being driven by a
two-horse power electric motor, which
gives plenty of power to spare.
Each machine is driven by two light
belts, one OF which transmits power to
the revolving disc and the other parts Of
the setting apparatus, and the other, by
means Of an eccentric shaft and pawls
operating on an index ring attached to
the top Of the upper cylinder, produces
the step Dy-step motion Of the distributor.
TEH NEWS machines set CLOVER case"
"small caps, b" and soaps" Three OF the
machines are supplied with minion type
and one with nonparel.
Equipped with these typesetting ma
chimes and with the full service of the
great Associated Press, with a special wire
running into its editorial rooms, with
its foreign correspondence, and as lively
a staff o! local reporters as there is in
town, THE News is prepared to give its
readers better newspaper than ever for
ONE CENT
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-07-15

The type used IN the machines is the
same as used for handwork, but is pre-
pared for use in machines by being nicked
on the side opposite the foundry nick,
each character, space and quad having
combination of hicks peculiar to itself.
Each channel in the lower cylinder,
which is stationary, is fitted with COM
bination OF steel ''wards" on one side,
and the combination of hicks of one par
ticular type, character or space CORE
spends with the combination of wards In
one channel of the lower cylinder only.
THE DISTRIBUTION.
The distributing cylinder, having been
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-07-15

through a channel called the type-way.
AT the left Of the keyboard Is the justi-
flying apparatus, where n second operator,
who has before him a case containing
spaces, etc, separates with grab set
to the required measure as much from the
continuous line of type in the type-way
as will form line of the measure required
by the newspaper column. AS the line
seldom fills the justifier head-which COR
responds to the printers stick-ths second
operator, who is called the justifier,
changes such spaces as it may be required
TO fill the line, and insert hyphens when
a division of the last word of the line
makes this necessary.
SPEED.
Repeated tests of speed taken while the
operators were engaged in actual work
have demonstrated that the machine will
produce type at the rate OF over 5000 ems
OF solid type per hour; seven or eight
lines per minute of minion, containing %
ems of type each, being frequently pro-
duced by rapid operators.
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loaded with matter for distribution, re-
wolves with step-by-step movement, each
step bringing the different channels OF
the distributing cylinder into exact coin
cidence with the channels of the lower
cylinder. The lowest types in the chan
nels of the distributor, when brought over
Channels In the lower cylinder having
combinations of wards corresponding
with the combinations of hicks In their
sides, drop into such channels. They
cannot go into any channel except that
for which they are nicked; and as the
channels, by the rotation Of the Cylinder,
are made to coincide, or match, 12O times
per minute, and as frequently several
characters find their respective channels
at the same step of the distributor, over
5000 ems can be automatically distributed
IN an hour.
THE KEYBOARD.
The keyboard resembles that of type
writer, except that it is larger and has
more keys. The keys are connected by
levers, etc., to plungers, the ends of
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-07-15
Possibility Of More Labor
Trouble.
Operatives at the Fletcher Mills Dis
satisfied With Schedule.
Painful Accident to a Carpenter-Va-
cation Notes About the Square.
THE NEWS BUREAU. oLNEYvILLs,
No. , Hartford Avenue.

There is a possibility of more labor
trouble at Fleteher's Mills over the new
wage schedule which was to take effect on
the 18th of this month.
Several days ago signs OF dissatisfaction
with its provisions cropped out and the
management last week removed the sche-
dule posted to revise certain portions and
make 1t acceptable, If that were possible,
to the operatives.
A meeting of the weavers at these mills
was held In Textile Hall yesterday at 3
O'Clock and a committee appointed TO adj
just the matter with the mill manage
ment.
Mr.. Hollingsworth will meet with them
and arrange the differences.
At ~ o'clock today the committee had
not met the mill managers.
Mrs. Robert Loomis of Bleachery street
owns pet canine. Shortly before noon
today a somew hat vicious bull dog owned
by Robert Gamble picked row with the
little dog and was inclined TO chew him
up, but Tor his mistress, who appeared on
the scene and grabbed the dog in her
arms, and in turn was seized on the right
arm by the bull dog, who made deep
flesh wound that required the attention
of DIR. Farrell
WILL LOSE TOE
James Doherty employed at the River
side Mill in building staging, was
struck with a plank which fell some 80
feet endways, landing upon his right foot
with sufficient force TO smash his small
toe so as 10 render amputation necessary.
DR. Henry Farrell attended him.
ARRESTED IN JOHNSTON.
Detective Reardon visited Johnston
yesterday and accompanied by sergeant
Holbrook arrested Joseph Smith, aged II
years, at his home on McDonough street
for the theft OF goods from McCreadys
store on Randall square n few weeks ago.
DIR. A. ii. Logfellow left this morning
for Machias, Maine. DIR. Milan attends
TO his practice during his absence which
will be two weeks or more
Judge johnson and Earl Y. Blanchard
left today Tor Lake ChampIin where
they will enjoy themselves for few
weeks. N.
Miss Carrie Potter OF Plalnfeld street Is
visiting at her old home, Anthony. n l.
y. p, Gleason is at North Conway for
week.
Joseph DonneIly and Anna Corcoran,
clerks at Aliens, are enjoying their vaca-
tion at the seaside this week
Henry Carpenter and family are at Bris-
fol for this week.
Ar. George VI. Amison and Rev. j. 4.
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BRISTOL.

IL has been the custom for years upon
the return of Company c, Second Regi-
ment of Infantry, from camp duty to
tender them a welcome by grand ova-
tion. This was most gloriously carried
out by the members OF the Veteran Asso-
citation on Saturday night. During the
entire line OF march the streets were
brilliantly illuminated by citizens who
had taken great interest In the return
~ the soldiers. At the armory upon
Hood street they were received by the
Veteran Association reception committee
and a fine collation. was enjoyed.
AS reported in the columns OF THE
NEWS several days ago, the Defender
was turned over on Saturday to the syndi-
cate by Mr.. Nathaniel Herreshoff and Is
now their property.
Mrs. Luther Davis and three children
from Alexandria Bay have arrived here
for the summer, and will be the guests
OF MIs. Davis parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Paul, upon Oliver street.
The bicycle race which was to have
taken place on Saturday and postponed
on account OF rain, viii take place this
p. m. at o'clock, weather permitting.
The alarm OF fire sent out from district
10 Sunday morning at 3 O'Clock, proved
20 be false.
The family OF Mr.. Charles B. Rockwell
and Mr.. John p. Reynolds are spending
few weeks at the cottage OF Mr.. Rock
well In Plymouth, Mass
Quite a number OF persons visited here
on Sunday TO look upon the Defender,
but went away much disappointed.
Among them were Mr.. Charles III, Grape
and Robert Mandell of New Bedford,
Major Joesph Worthington OF the Norton.
Cadets, Mrs. Aram Binnlnger and
daughter of Fall River, Mr. and Mrs.
Moses W. Russell, and William X. Sweet
land of Taunton, Mass. James Morse.
Walter Richmond, John Colcroft, and
James Turner OF Providence
The contract OF building the coal pocket
upon the National India Rubber Works
Pier has been awarded TO Messrs. DAILY
and son OF Pawtucket.
The funeral Of Judge william IL
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channels, extending the entire length of
each cylinder, in depth nearly equal to
the length of type, and corresponding
in width to the body Of the type to be
used.
The upper cylinder, which revolves,
forlifs't the distributor, and into its chan
nels is loaded type, face out, from special
galley. This operation is very simple and
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-07-15
AS ORIGINALLY PROPOSED.
Blackstone Parkway to he Laid Out
According TO Plans Of Commiss sioners.

At the meeting OF park commission this
afternoon at the Mayors Office, il was voted
TO adopt the plans for the parkway on
Blackstone Boulevard that were origi-
nally approved by the commissioners
themselves Three or four months ago
these plans were submitted TO the mem
bers OF the Blackstone Improvement AS
sociation that they might have an oppor-
itunity 20 make suggestions and ask
for alterations before the work
was commenced. There have
been, i'm the meantime, several
meetings of this association, but after all
the discussion II was concluded that the
plans OF the park commissioners were the
best, and request that they bo adopted
was put i'm. The commissioners now only
await the authority Of the City Council TO
begin the work.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-07-15

Spooner will take place on Wednesday
next at two O'Clock.
Rev. Henry A. Stevens, pastor OF the
Congregational Church, will conduct the
services.
Rev. Father Patrick McCabe, pastor OF
st. Mary's Church, is seriously i'll.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-07-15

Seventy-two members OF the Ladies'
Auxiliary to the Providence Veteran
Firemen's Association went to Fields
Point today for dinner, and then went to
Crescent Park, where games were en-
joyed and supper served at 3 O'Clock.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-07-15
ST. VITUS DANCE.
A Physician Prescribes DR.. Miles
Restorative Nervine.

DR.. Miles Medical Co., Elkhart, Ind:
My daughter Matte, aged II, was afflicted
last spring with St. Vitus dance and ner-
vousness, her entire right side was numb
and nearly paralyzed. We consulted a ply
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-07-15

sician and he prescribed DR. Miles ResJora-
tive Ncrvine She took three bottles before
we saw any certain signs OF improvement,
but after that she began 20 improve very
fast and now think sho Is entirely cured.
She has taken nine bottles OF the Nervine,
but no other medicine OF any kind.
Knox, Ind, Jan. s, 'e5. II. w. HosrErrER.
Physicians prescribe Dr. Miles Remedies
because they are known to be the result OF
the long practice and experience OF one OF
the brightest, members OF their profession.
and are carefully compounded by expert
enccd chemists in exact accordance with DR.
Miles prescriptions. rs used In his practice.
On sale at all druggists. Write for Dr.
Miles Book on tho Hcort aal Nerves. Dr.
Mics Medical Co., Elkhart, Ind.
lr. Miles, Remedies RsSt0ra Health
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ested to see these machines at work, and
our friends are cordially invited to visit
our composing room, in the third story
of THE NEWS building, go and 62 South
Water street, at anytime during the day,
where our foreman, Mr.. CLARK, will be
glad to show and explain the machines.
Only, "don't talk to the man at the
wheel"
DESCRIPTION OF THE MACHINES
The Thorne Typesetting Machines set
type. The result of their work Is perfect
geographically, and the composition is
performed with great economy. The ma
chine is simple In construction, and does
not require the attendance OF machinist.
The distribution Is automatic; and, while
both the distributing and setting mechan-
isms are contained In one machine, each
operation Is independent.
The mechanism, which Is simple, con-
sists primarily of two vertical cylinders
10 inches in diameter, placed one above
the other on the same axis. In the sur
face of these cylinders are cut 40 vertical