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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-02-21
Bon @eterSbure.

- Die 10 @arb CAB RippIe l48 unb
8aiIsp l78 St., aIio cine Wtebibelt bon
80 flr lebteren.
- Die @nterpriie S6Iau6 Gompunie
belt am Wlonta8 4benb eiRen ipoblbes
iu6ten Wasfsnbaa ab. Ser 8aa fane
in, Wablers Saqe tatt uno eas Sars
monte Or6stsr lieferte bic Wuiif.
Ben, ber iiinsfe Sobn bon 50.
Scott Matrous bon Nib StraBs, ipielie
lebte Wo6e nit einsm 8ebolper. robel
Gb berielbe sntlub unb er bic 8ueel in
bic Wabe oss redten 8eines erbielt. Die
@unbe III unssfdbrlld.
- 9ieien Tonneriias abenb tdIt ber
Srauenperein Der esutidsn 8resbpisris
Iben @emeinbe i'm nsuen pfarrbauie ar
9reseott MBsnue Elm Souper ab, au BEN
Der @intritt 25 Gents 1T. 8ersebt ni6t
bemielben belsuipobnen.
= Gompanie 8 Res WiIitdrif6r
@rabeS Der Sitter Der 0tpitie @bain biel
am Iestsn Donnstitae Mbeno einen er
foIarei6en BAL in isiner Saae babier al
tunb in Der bIbib bsforirten Saae befanl
ii4 elm GROCER 9uorans bon 1bsiIneb
mern. 8on 8,ltss.8arrs iparsn aud
8eiuber unipeieno.
Serr 9biIip g. Busnsr bon pres
colt 9Ipenue III als 8anoioat fiir bo
Imt nls Gbisf engineer Der Dunmor
Seuerpsbr oufsetrsten uno bic Wab
fineet nd6iten Wontas 9lbeno stpii6er
7.30 unb 9 ubr i'm 8orouabeebdube itati
@usner III elm tbdtissr Seuermann UNI
pirb feline 9fihten ssipifenbaft erflaen
tpsnn er eriYGblt tpiro.
= @barIes Gm,nbt bon Rioee Strnb
itarb am DonnsrtaS i'm allter bon q
Sabren unb tpurbe am Sonntds giah
mittaa bon Der beutiden Wt. 6. 8rd
aus i'm 0unmore 6riebbOfe beerbie
Imenbt mar elm Ioneidbrises Witslie
Der Obj SellOps. bic iein 8eerdbnib lei
teten. MuBer ieiner 6rau IberIeben ID
fiiuf ertpa6iene 8iuOer, brei 306ter ur
spei Sbbns.
nA- 3rauter., 2imbursers. S1me
,er., 8rid. uno 2isoerirans 2dIe b
Sreb. s. Dibmaper, $40 2adananr
Ipenue.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-02-21
@ismard.@urse.

aIs pir psrIfbtsn Spmmsr In Dtuii6iant
ptiIttn, bdttsu mir has srofe Slid, bic be.
riibmts 8ismard- @urft, bic ausi&lhbli& aul
ptm 9annsuts ks Giltrnsn aan,ltrs assessr
pire, iu bttommsn. Gs bntitst uns 8rtups
bisIslbf In fltintn pafsten an unirs ptuti&sn
eanbslsute ausButbsilsn.
e. Sur Saliu knbtt prrtofrti rs padtt
friibn @smiils- Samtn, etnus fiji zine Gamilit
na6 gmpfans BON 81.
60 Sic bieit Goti, ausfdueioen uHb NIT
8 Gents Brisfmarisn an Sobn U. Sal,r Sssl
Co., Ga Gr, 0s, @is., ituptu, fGtfsn mir 9buti
frsi Elm padst Der bnibmtsn 9lsmard @uri
unb beutl&tn RotaIos.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-02-21
Ssse Oorfer WDti,en.

Serr unb Srou Nusuft Robinion
iino lebten Donneritae bui& bic @stnrt
zines Sobnes erfrsut iporoen.
= Morsan Gbomas. Der sinsn aabsn
an Sadipu StraBe fibrt, berlor am
Montus Rudt auf bem Seimtpess $3.50
Srau Gbriitian Raumann unb
9ohter tparen lsbts Wode in SosIeton,
mo iie elmer iilbernen So63eitsfeisr bel.
tpobnten.
= Tbomas 6. &idarSs bon 2u,erue
5trobe bat bas frubere SoteI bon Gilbert
0enne ON Der Gde bon SpetIanb Strobe
uno glorb Bromley Ipenue eriporben.
Ser neunte i6brli1e Bal Der
6aten unb Setter Gompanie am Wontae
@bsnb in Der 9urner Sals mar Elm
sroBer grfoIs unb erfreute iid eines
itarfen 8eiu6es.
Geo. 4tfinion bon Msribian
Strabe, fir 40 Sabre Maihinenfibrer
in Der Bellevue Mine. erIus am Sonn'
tag einem S4lasanfals, ben er por fur'
ger Seit erhielt.
Sn meiner Sumilie babe i'd Dr.
Nusut 86nie's Snmburser 8ruittbee
nit auseeseibneten @rfoleen seaen Seis
ierfeit ansewanbt.- 3orn, 8 State'
Strube. Reip gorf, q. q.
- Die 9idbrise Iodter ber gbeIeute
srauf S@ulta bon Gdter StraBe, bic
Isbts Wode burd belize DtiI6 am @e.
iiht unb SGnben berbrannt tpuroe, er.
srboIt iid ron ibren 8ranbtpunben.
= Sin unbebsutenbss Teuer, bas
prompt nit flsinsm S4aben seI5idt
patb, psruriadts ben 4larm bon 8aitsn
81 am Dienitas gladmittae. @s ent.
itano in BEN Sauie bon Sobn Armfrone
an @arfelb Iusnue.
Cine unbefannts Srau nit stpei
fIeinen &inbern tpoQte am Wtontae
Sslbitmoro bsseben. inbem iie f6 ami.
f6sn scranton StraBe unb ber Stein
Bride Dor ben bloomsbury 9us mart
Der 3us bieIt iebo8 an unb ibr 8eriub
miblane iie ipurbe bann iibsrrebei beim
su sebsn, peripeiserte aber ieoe Iusfunft
-Sn bem Mon.sOmsrp @ommiIions
2aben an Weit 2adamanna Mpenus
brad am Disnitus absnb furs por nbr
in einsm Suufsn Sdde burd sinsn tiber.
bei3ten Ofsn Elm Seusr aus unb bic
BbOnir 6emifde SpriBe ipurbe obne
4larm bsnadridtist unb bate bas Ssusr
in furser 3eit obne beoeutenben Sdaben
bep6ltiet.
- GbarIss George, Elm arabifdet
Saufrsr bon bieier Seite. tpurbe am
Donnsriias 4bsnb in WapfsIo in bruta'
Ter Meiie bon einem Slotpaden anses
efiffen; Der Slpmade mar betrunfsn
uno fdins NIT sinsm 8aai6Idssr rad
isinem 8opfe, @eorse erbob ieinsn Nrm
unb smpfine einen S6las barauf, no.
pur6 ibm bsibs 8nOben in bsmislben
3srbrnden ipurben.
NaGbem bic Shpeitern Der Wariba
2oss SO. 81, bes DO. g.. am Sumitas
Absnb bic reselmdbisen @ef@dfte erIe'
bigt batien, haiteten bieielbsn Der Srau
6rant Steiter einen Beiud ab. Srau
5tsttsr beipirtbete bic Sdwsitsrn aufs
Bette unS perabidisbsts man iid snblid
um bic elite Stunbe nit benz 8epuBts
isin. tpieoer einen foeenannien semiiib'
li9sn esutiden Ibeno Serlebt su baben.
Nm fommenbsn 81. Wdrs feiert bic
Waribd 2ogs ben 49idbrieen @rinb'
unssias bes Deuif6en OroenS Der
Sarusari in Der Sarusari SaQe uni
trifft pu,u bic umfuiisnbitsn 8orbsrsit'
un8en.
Die feiniten 9rudarbsitsn Der Stabt,
9isfsrt bic Office bes ..Wo6enblatt" {.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-02-21

Snnb's Pillen iinb nit bsr Sanb se.
ma6t uno pbl,s sIei& an @I6be unb
@spi&t. 25e.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-02-21
Gran ton
Spar= amf,
122 8bomins Mbeane,
Serantou, pa.

Ouo utteile SPut'eotitlitt NV 'ol~'
Oitliden 9ennipluanien.
Sames Blair. Prdfbent.
o. 3. Brtee. 8be Brdi
.. 6. 9 Sddfer Gaffirer.
v. 3. Blair affft. gahirer
sbeo U. Straub. Seller.
9irettoreu;
Sames Blair Q. B. Brice,
SEQ. 8 gotlin. 6rarf W. Spenesr
u. 3. Blair. Samss ardbaIo.
w. 8, 8snnebp Sewitt s. Blair,
Bm. 8 Sieisl. Sos %. Oafforo.
fsiibrt eiu-au9emeines 8dnfgeiddft
Stellt @sdieI aablbar in 'r9sno sinsm sbeile
Der Meit aus.
pro,eut sntersifsn auf 9spoFten bsaabIt
lin 3uubfdaft pIro sebeten.
Offsn Sumitas 9lbenbs bon 7 Bic 8 llbr.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-02-21
eafet Gud, niat binteraehen.

psnu ibr mad DR.. piues's Golden Medical
Discovery frasi. @tbt su sinsm jupuIGilietn
5Gubltr. Gr pirb GuG psrfauftn. mas Sbr
babtn polt. Didsnisen, trtl6s Gu8 ttpas
Nuerss auflapabsn ipplsn, etnftn babel an ben
Grira Troft, btn ie tu ma&en boftn. 6tir it
Ipbnt iiG bsr gtrfauf tints anbtrsn pr6paratfs
btlTu; an Sif hsnfsn pifItlbtn abtr nibt.
stsints Der manGtrIti Subfiiutt 10 ,,ssrabt
70 eut", mic bas "Discovery". Ditlts II has
tnist bluirsinissnbs. fslitbileeubs uup frafttr-
,suefnts pr6parat bas 70 lihsy uno unftbIbar
itintu 3ptd trfint, bab bafiir aaranttri
pHetn fann. Bel ben bartnddiefsn paut-,
@srsbe, unb ierOfulbisn 8ranfbsiisn, bel jsbsnl
etiptn, bas bard 9ebraaue cbsr uursinss 9lul
puurlaGt pirp, biIft ss 70 iGr, bab Sbr la
Bals siss ni9t luirifft, CUR @slb iuriidT.
baltst.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-02-21
wapne @ountp.

Sawlsb.-Dsr biefss Nidnnsrdor
belt lestsn Donneritas abeno ieinsn
idbrIi6en Wasfenbaa i'm Star Stint ab
unb bsrisibs mar gut beiudt uno erfoIS.
Brutus Wooomarb, Der Dor m,b'
rsren @o6sn bon einem Ssupasen fisI
unS ii6 iGlimm perIsbts. harb uorlebten
Dienhas in ieiner @obnuns su Winoina
Siq febr pl6bIi& an sinem Ser3i4las.
-Su SonesbaIe III bas sanse repu'
bIitanilds Iidet eripdbIttporosn.
pa- BeifeIIt bas .,WohenbIatt".
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-02-21

: Sis anffa0enoiten Ssilunssn BON
Scrofeln, bic man iennt. limb mittelit
Sooo's Sariaparila srsislt. Disiss
Dlittel iudt isines @leidsn Bel 8lut,
trantbsitsn. 8raudt nur Suoh's.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-02-21
SRrIattQf.

gteipettable beutide Widnner CUR ue'
bernabme Der 9lsentur fur in ieoem
Saufe Isi6t psriduflbe artilel. gr'
fubruns ni6t notbpenois, einfa4s ar'
belt uno quite 8esabluns earanilrt. Se'
Der, Der iih elm rentabIes 8ef6dft 3u
arlnbeu waniat. ober ii@ einen suten
gebenperbienit periboffen mil, ibrelbe
iofort far girtulure uno foftenfrsle Bros
ben an
g. 3. Sebppp s 60,
go. 322 Stats StruBe,
Ratius, 0Dis.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-02-21

-Sn ber Scurt su Salem, Sa.. tpurs
ben on einsm Gage bier Ritslisber elm
uno bsrfsIben 5amilis bon ibren Gbs'
sutten sei&isoen. Gin SamiIieniireit
bate bic bier S&sibunesn ,ur SOIss.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-02-21
SittleD'S+
aeHe syriibIingss ss@aareu.

@ir babsH lst gum Beriuaf, ben sIssanis.
fen Ucrrmb BON
Sefaeuueen mnb Spiten,
ben mir ie se,si9t babeu.
llaiere einis pou
Wafdb aleiber Waaren
II polftauHis neu uno umfabt
5ransOiiide Srsanbies.
5rans0iiide unb Gmsritanii9s psrealss,
8siune Dimities.
S&ottii&s uno Srii@e 9imitiss,
8opal @rsmpI Streifen,
@bantiIIp Spibsn Strsifen,
Saeonet Ou&siie. Gorbeb Muls,
S4ottiids 8inebams.
Weibe uno farbise Srana5ff@e piques,
6ransDlii4e @elateas, 2einsn 8atifte,
nit pafsnbsn BsfdssH.
periii@s 2apns. punitirts Spifjes,
uno cine uOas einie bon 6tapsl Bsibmaaren.
$40 uub 5l2 9adaipanna ase.
The Penn's Grove record., 1896-12-04

The undersigned having been restored to
health by simple means, after suffering for sew.
erai years with a severe lung affection. and that
dread disease ConEumptfons Is anxious to
make known 10 his fellow sufferers the means
fully send (free Of charged o copy OF lthe pre-
scriptl0n used, which they Will ind 9 sure cure
for OonsumPfiou, Asthma, Catarrh,
dies. He hopes all sufferers viii try his rem
edy, ~ 1t Is invaluable. Those desiring the pre-
scfiption, which will cost them nothing, and
Nex: EDWARD A. WILSON. Brooklyn,
New York. u-l3.6m.
The Penn's Grove record., 1896-12-04

"a I slsss faclors alane sida we're
nosh ,d,s AZ overnrodnctioa a. boats
~ .,ss-
~ 81 ia *, Ind an os>ssy6daoifon
- uo.sg.
We -ys.nrnsa ho,ns and lonksd Il the
dea,a,e, coal bIns ana "a they IRE not
cn..th,rd a. fuil q Is former years We
,ootad = nnr avn b,n. ana " suppose
otbsrs 3. about the SAM. and found
an ovarproduction ar apsce for coal To-
resn q uarm. Vet coal d s5 SO ! ton
!, mara thsn IN; YEAR We asked our
hn,chsr bow he - ae,,iue meat nov.
Ne rsr,,sa ~ sint sslling ANYTHING
,rs r No 81 ) ovafproauction q
,,eat n pennss Grova. one Of our
r-,srsbsn,s f.id & Il 49, TAKING IA no
49,. n f.v,oer., hnttar man ns,,al
M cos,d not All Il oysrnrosuction
- hustsr Paonls lat she,r tasta and
snrss,ts a, Il
~ m.s ! rna a,ong ,bs atreet and
$50 al ! o1e .ers farm ona 81 the
~ Is c-,o,esstsr corrtv' Is v,ssch ia
Al ssccns r-,cTtgaoa ~ 81 ,0o0 uouId
- .oId tb,s ,sintsr and hs scared IL
~ou,a awe Il INV Il. notvitbstandlna
,hs ayst moytga,a Sc. univ e 600 q
&c al tina Atwood fam sold recent.
i, a. ss1s0 4 assexssd e about 81. 800,
The Penn's Grove record., 1896-12-04

Mr.. Gould then Illustrated the ideal
quarters Of the COW, and how she
should be looked after to realize q pro-
Ct from her products. Be always regu-
lar IN feeding and milking and the in.
stinet Of the COW will teach her to be
always on the alert at the meal hour
and ready to perform her several duties.
In closing the speaker said: Don't
stand idle and allow dairgmen from the
distant States TO ship TO New York and
Philadelphia the products Of their dair-
les and monopolize the markets of the
East, because Of your deficiencies and
shortcomings In the matter Of bringing
the COW to the highest standard"
PURE MILK AND now TO PRODUCE IT.
G. b. Ians. Of the State Experiment
Station, in speaking Of "Pure MIX and
How to Produce IT, said: When we
consider the vast amount Of milk that
IL consumed In the United States dur.
ing o year we cannot wonder at its Inn
p0rtance as q market product. Each
person in this country consumes about
100 quarts Of milk a year. and from
statistics the United States excels all
other countries In the cows product.
The bacteria contamination Of milk is
partially due to the lack of care taken
OF the COW. The adulteration Of milk
Il on the decrease. The principal way
that milk Is to-day adulterated is by
the adding of skinned milk or water
or the removal Of the cream. England
and America still continue to use milk
without pfeservatlves, except to put 1t
through q process for killing germs and
bacteria.
Mr.. Lane advocated the distribution
of milk In the cities by bottles, to insure
the customers from being duped by
fraudulent dealers, who are constantly
! polluting the milk with some adulterat-
Ing Ingredients. He also thought that
cows suffering from tuberculosis should
he separated from the herd and their
milk steriiized or rasteurized.
One Of the farmers stated that the
stata Va impoalnr on IA dairymen b.
| ktrluv the cows nffected with tnbercn
losis and not compromising the ownerl
su~ficiently. A lively discussion was
occaaioned and a-avaral daIrvman van.
nlated thar ~opinions IN the law regard,
,nv t-uhArcu,osis. The tast vas discuss
a and Il WA tho concenans Of opinior
that1be test waa not infallible. DI
rector Davvlev. If New York. said
"The farmers have no more right to de
mand 81 the Stats money for diseased
cattle. II Is optional with the dairy.
men whether he viii call in the stat,
Commission TO examine cattle that in
dicate -tuberculosIs and the appraiser;
II giving the owner Of tbe diseased ami
mai one auarter Of her vslue. prior Il
ina aiacovsrv ~ tba disease more thar
<8S ~ Va va 1At<tAI>y AaOAS ~
The Penn's Grove record., 1896-12-04

GalA 6thand Mar
ket means
Weather good over
coats, good
MANS styles, good
clio b e s,
0vareeafs. trimming,
good work,
and all for low prices. We
buy for cash--in quantis
ties-and cannot be I'M
dersold on good grades
Of clothing of any kind
No attempt to risk your
trade BY selling inferior
grades to quote low prices,
Our stock Of heavy suits
and overcoats is in the
very best shape for your
selection, and we will
show you through with
pleasure. Some special
values in Fine Overcoats,
Fur Beavers and Fine
Smooth Kerseys, SIS, SIS
and $40.
Open evenings.
J. I. Mullin u Son,
Clothing, 10th y Market
Hats.
Shoes, Wilmington
The Penn's Grove record., 1896-12-04
SEV YORK CLOTHING EavsE.

TT ASTONISHES the other
4 clothiers to see how much
of Suit excellence Eight Dol
lars commands here. These
Clay Diagonals, for instance,
sack or cutaway, trimmed well,
fit perfect, made of $40 goods
in the $40 way, are
$500 Each.
Add a couple of dollars. $40,
and take the pick Of even rich
er Suits, Plaids, Rough Chew
lots, Boucles, Clays, Cassimerea
and Worsteds.
Better and better at $12, $14,
$l5, SIG and $18.
But the Blue and Black
Thibet Cloth Suits, single and
double breasted, at So. are .
wonder.
Store open every evening.
Strictly one price, and if dis
satisfied with your purchase We
will return your money.
The Penn's Grove record., 1896-12-04

1lMsszf seH5dszsanh Of rottons
An oyerprpdne{1tn " corn
Too much OF eve<2tt1pR y grown
a surplus Ji6ld 81 VlseAt and bread,
OF potatoes. oaf9 and rye.
Hog and hQuinYt hhm and agg9r
And holag made pn1npkin pie.
TOO much 10 sat, TOO much tQ wear.
And cattle IN TOO many halls
Too mang Agricultural tocie,
Too many 1ex1p6f4, plo44 and drills
There's surplus now Id cl0zhtnE,
OF every Efado and kind
1s ~ sSa aSss sEos 81 ! ss|sd.
Too many nien 10 d. the work,
Too many Wo{0eH to 5Te9ps
More dayHabt than The people need
Too much 1i[dlt 7or sleeps
Anoycr3uppY o. wives
Too many birds and blossoms
More bees than there Afe hives.
More sunshine and more ssadoWt
Than Is needed tor tAe deal
An 0reTprptucfion OF Hr1fc2to1169t
An Oyefproduetion n1 l1uQr11Cet
A sight too many dchootts
Too many poQx, to- many RICH
And lots too many fo0i3<-ExQ12AHst
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-11-25
Cash or Easy Payments.

The warranty on their goods is backed
by millions of dollars They -haxe-3s5-
branch stores in tho United States.
Whether ancient or modern piano dealers
you Will find Us at our post, ready TO
serve at all hours Of the day and evening.
We are not quite so modern to have
one set of books for business and another
tn show our customers.
A full line OF Wilcox & White self play
ing pianos and Symptoms, wonderful
instruments. One having no practical
knoMledgs Of music can play the most
difficult operatic and classic compost
tions, as we'll as . waltz, bsllso, or hymn.
Orders may be left with us for Profess
sor A. s. JosseIyn.
s. N. Widdup has full charge OF the
floor.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-11-25
RUSSELL ON THE STAND
Testifies In Libel Suit Against
M0ther-In-Law and Others.


LONDON. Nov. 25..-The trial OF Lady
Selma Scott, mother OF Countess kusseil.
John Cocherton, an engineer, Frederick
Ksst. groom and william Aylott, .
valet, charged with criminal libel by Earl
Russell, son-in-lsw OF Lady Scott, was
continued before Justice Hawkins at the
Central criminai court Ia the OLD Bailey
today. Earl Russell was again on the
stand and continuing his testimony, said
that at Christmas, 1892, he received note
saying: "God grant that next Christ
mas ali will be forgotten and that you
will be well with the people who love
you." Witness later Identified a letter
written by Lady Scott and addressed to q
private detective ramed Dickmsn, con-
tsining the following words. "Anyone
who proves anything will not only got
my thanks but enough to start In life,
for, although we have enough evidence
TO hang an ordinary man, IL 10 not quite
sufficient for our purpose.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-11-25
WARREN.
Large Attendance at Funeral Of
Rev. George w. Browne.
Looking for Fever Suspect Gossip
Gathered About Town.

The funeral OF Rev. George W. Browne,
whose remains were brought here from
Providence, where no died Monday, was
neld from the resi1ence OF his sister, Mrs.
Oliver Dyer, on South Main street. this
morniog. There was large attendance
OF relatives. friends and former scqu ain
tame 9. Rev. Alva T. Carpenter, rector OF
1t. Marks Church officiated. Ihe.. Misses
Alice and Louisa Cols and Mrs. William
McO. Ransom sang several selections.
There were many floral pieces. Mr..
Brown was q memb Der Of the Masonic fra
terniry and although IL was not a MR-
sonic funeral, the besrers were mem
bers of the order snd were Grand Master
William Ii. CTswlsy, Past Master VIII
liam Collsmore, John A. Emery and
william S. Bennett. lDterment was made
at the South cemetery.
Medical Examiner Nelson X. Hall,
NJ. D., has been notified to be on the
lookout for woman who recently ar
rived In this country from Europe, and
who was exposed to scarlet fever while on
hoard the stea 'ner that brought her over.
Sne had Jgnited her intention OF local-
ing in tLis vicinity.
Mrs. Josie. the young wife Of Ulyse
Simard, who dieh Monday, was buried
from ST. John rae AAptist Church, this
morning. Kew. Father Berusrt ofiiciated
HnD tno JntefUleHt Wss Iuuuc dt ol.
Msry's cemetery.
A respectable appearing and well
oessed woman and her son, some 10 years
of age, became stranded here last even
ing. They had come from Lowell. Mass,
expecting to meet friends ana find eui-
ployment in the new mills. They found
neither and were obliged to accept the
towns hospitality for the night On the
soft side of the plank benches in the
double cell in the police station.
sure 'intendent Arnold Schser OF the
warren Manufacturing Company Is in
New York on q business trip.
The cantsts of "Queen Esther" under
III ? auspices OF the women's Relief Corps
OF the G.. A. r., will be given it's initial
performance at Arnory Hall this even
ing.
Superintendent Spencer has made the
statement that thu Consolidated Road
hopes to build an additional track be-
tween this town and Fall River at no
distan. date.
since the article appeared in TIE
NEWS on Saturday last referring to the
revival OF business aud the need of more
help at the Warren Foundry and Machine
Company, tnere has been an influx OF
mouiders to the town and on Monday
ana Tuesday there were over 100 applli-
cations for situations.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-11-25
HERE IS SOMETHING
Serious Consideration.

1t is not so strange when you consider
that We do not advertise with . big head
ing that "we lead, ''and others follow, for
we have not been in the business . year
yet, only about ten months. II you
would call and examine our superior line
OF goods and see the BONA FIDE sales
we make you can be allowed to DO the
JUDGE.
Self praise and praggsdocio amount to
nothing in the eyes OF sensible people.
What difference doss it make as to the
war In Cuba and such similar talk, and
to the distribution Of soda water tickets.
What the public in general desire when
in want of piano or organ 10 to procure
as good a bargain as possible, both as TO
quality and price. The W. W. Kimbsli
Co. of Chicago are the largest and wealth.
lest piano and organ manufacturers In the
world-so on record.
They are represented In Providence by
the Kimbsl Music Co.. where a full line
of their goods are always in stock for in
spection.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-11-25

The Narragan' EFT Social Club will hold n
ma querade in slocum Post Hall, q Market
square, this evening.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-11-25
BRISTOL.
To Try 10 Revive Interest in the
Sons of Veterans.
Cnicren S., Fir, to Brush Work on
NV Rubber Factory.

The N. Y, n. II. & II. Rnihead is
about to make many improvem ms in
and sround its depot. I q most I'm por-
tant work to be done Will be the sanitary
depart nent, which VIII be hnisbed in
{ he tsa.e-t trtt-tiv--f -rtrtfffvr.
Registration is Progressing very slowly,
aud only atout 40 are reS Sistered out of
SEQ VINO are eligible to vote IL qualified.
A special meeting OF Mnjor James T.
DeNolf Camp, Sons Of Veterans, will
be held on Friday evening next Tor the
purpose Of seeing il the organization will
he continues. There have been no meet
iugs for sevordl months past and no inter
estwas taken. Captain Charles Ii. Your Z Of
Providence. assistant inspector of the
RhoIe leland Division, sons of Veterans,
paid the camp n visit and found the
books in II st class cOndi ion and will
try and revive interest in il.
As Officer Joseph Clifford. who lives on
High street, was going home be dis
covered smoke T.sing IN he rear of the
Drcadnaught iiooS and Ltdder Hall. lie
entered tso yard and there he found
seversl chu iTen VINO had gathered a lot
OF lenves ma brush and placed them be-
side tho store occupied ty William Briggs
near the engine hall and hau SGT them on
ire. IKE shingles OF the building had
caught. lie old not send In an alarm,
but went 10 ex-Counciluan Thompsons'
store nesFby snd got two pals OF water
ana extinguished the blaze.
Tue work on the new rubber works on
Catherine street ~ progressing rsridly,
and the fouBdaiiun fer tho boiler room
IL nearly completed. The line of he maii
susitiug which carries tire main cslen-
der aud shest calender, grinding
machines and washers are ell here, as are
the toilers aud engine. The main build
ing Ia up. and another 60xi0 Is to be
sta ted at once.