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Birmingham state herald., 1896-02-11
FLORENCE.

Jauderdale Not Excited, but When the
 Time Comes Will Be for Johnston.
 Florence, Feb. 10.-(Speciai.)-The peo- pie of Lauderdale are at present devoting more attention to the building of houses of worship than to the discussion of per- picking political questions. Three churches are now being built in this county and others are being talked of At Rogersville the Christians and the Methodsts are both building new houses of worship, and in East Florence the Methodists are erecting a neat church. which will be called the St. James Meth. odist church The Presbyterians of Rog- ersvlle are seriously considering the question of building house of worship,
Birmingham state herald., 1896-02-11
PERMANENT QUARTERS.
Johnston Club Has Established Headquarters
 at 1927 1-2 First Avenue.

The headquarters of the Johnston club have been located at 1927h First avenue, in the Hewlett block. The rooms will De open from this date. MT. George C. Whatley has been elected secretary of the club and will be found at his post at all times. The club will hang out big ban ner. in a couple of days to apprise the passers-by of the whereabouts of the headquarters.
 All democrats are eligible to member chin
Birmingham state herald., 1896-02-11
MCKINLEY WON.
Republican Money Was Freely Used an
 Good Humor Prevailed.

GOOu huulor IreVaiiou'
 Atlanta Ga., Feb. 10.-A special to the Constitution from Marshallville. Ga, says:
 The first republican convention in Georgia held to nominate delegates to the national republican convention met here today. It unanimously indorsed Me Kinley for president.
 s. richardson of Marshallville and Cant. w, P. Pierce of Lee county were elected delegates to the national conven- tion.
 Plenty of poodle was on hand, and the colored brothers were kept in glowing good humor.
 Thomas Fortune of New York was present to bolster up Morton. Every can didate was represented by money and checks passed openly. Several delegates openly stated that they dispensed the money of candidates.
Birmingham state herald., 1896-02-11

by being thrown down and trampled upon.
 The shock of the explosion was so great in the city that it caused the collapse of one house and threw down partition wall in the building occupied by the American legation. The shock was strongly felt in Guadalajara, the province bounding the province of Madrid on the northeast, and in other places. Among the superstitious the visit of the aerolite ia believed to have had dire potent.
Birmingham state herald., 1896-02-11
HAYNEVILLE.
All Varieties of Politicians Are Assembling
 for Some Purpose.

Hayneville, Feb. 10.-(Special)-The populite committee has been called to meet at Mount Willing on February A.
 Late this afternoon Ben Delemos, chair man of the republican executive commit tee, issued call for meeting Saturday
 Special messengers have been sent to precincts not in reach of daily mail to get a full committee. All sorts of ru- mors are afoat. and owing to the pres ence of all varieties of politicians here today something is evidently up. It is 'ru- mored late tonight that a full republi- can county ticket will be put in the field
Birmingham state herald., 1896-02-11
Will Eight in Mexico.

Fl Paso, Tex, Feb. 10.-Late tonight Dan Stuart gave out the information that the fight will positively occur on Mexican soil. within five miles of El Paso, and on the morning of Friday, February IA This information was telegraphed to numerous personal and railroad friends, and it is taken as an assurance that the pugilistic promoters are becom- ing desperate, and have decided to pull off the prize fights and take all chances If the laws penalty.
Birmingham state herald., 1896-02-11
She Got S25. 900 Damages.

London, Feb. 10.-The suit for breach of promise brought by Miss Birdie Suth- erland, a ballet girl, against Hon. Dudley Churchill Majoribanks eldest son of Bar on Tweedmouth, which was to have been tried before Lord Chief Justice Russell. has been settled. the defendant paying Miss Sutherland f5000 and assuming the costs of the action. Miss Sutherland sued for f20,O00, and a few weeks ago she refused an offer of f3000 to settle the affair out of court.
Birmingham state herald., 1896-02-11
Maceo's Plans.

Madrid, Feb. 10.-A dispatch from Ha- vana to the Imparcial says that the rebel General Antonio Maceo and the prnci- pal officers of his command have held council at San Cristobal with the result of agreeing to remain in the province of Pinar del Rio and await the coming Of General Weyler the new Spanish com mander.
Birmingham state herald., 1896-02-11
Safe Guard for Miss Barton.

Terrell, the American minister, has pro- cured for Miss Clara Barton and her as sistants. who are now en route from this city, the sultans safe guard, which will allow them to visit the six distressed provinces of Anatolia and personally dis tribute relief among the sufferers.
Birmingham state herald., 1896-02-11
New Philadelphia Failure.

New Philadelphia. Ohio, Feb 10-W. C. Browne of the City bank made an as- signment this morning for the benefit of creditors. The figures are not yet obtain able but it is said that the liabilities will reach several hundred thousand dollars. Browne owns lands in a number of states. The crash is a bad one. and number or business men here and elsewhere will be involved
Birmingham state herald., 1896-02-11
GUNTERSVILLE.
Sad Death of Very Estimable Young
 Man.

Man.
 Guntersville. Feb. 10.-(Special.)-A sad death occurred here yesterday, being a young man aged IS, Alex Whitman, son of J. P. Whitman, former merchant of this town. His death was caused from a relapse of slow fever. The deceased was moral young man, and was well thought of by all who knew him.
Birmingham state herald., 1896-02-11
The Ewing Soundron.

Cowes, Feb. 10.-The new flying squad ron of British war ships sailed for Bere- haven, Bantry Bay, on the south coast of Ireland today
Birmingham state herald., 1896-02-11
OPTICIAN

No 2ool Second Ave-, Bil mingham, Ala
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-04-07

If un no. and smoking I'll, your ear %
Tss wsoie .'fi ' door Ia in ilc,. is tai .r1s.
pa5a tH9k crust 10 b. sure s'l enF
t.n s r.. -.srsr IL, IIa-s.-r. .a., .,nar
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f.fNf-r h.t a shIry,-.v chimney hl.t 81
elaf.-- from Is own fr. it
, f, ~ AZ. ., ~ .ra 0aag ana
trs .5p III whi.A { broken into peaks 7nt
ttrra.ia. Frt-r 1S, hstp.ar these rotr
t.ss - s+.e-, vhf.r avery now a-t
.t.r s-a iI. mn vs.N n Aase Of red. aH ou.
ss.. b o blast furnace
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p.i. grsst et,liar Chimney lrs Naa
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ratr 81 SHOES y3u can vrigt.a ar li-
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rsht har Ta m3.ien r,s y rssr-
a.. vHlE al 10 makes us last r..H-.
fflri View. This iS due % thc follow"
when tho molten lsya-wh.ah seems
D.. .f .h. r.ueI~ttn.y Of molten irar wH.a
rae-.rg from white tn red h,a'--iI
.e.- Of taHs4ta silver gray. lH.
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Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-04-07

Many . time did / my 10 quit smoking.
bIt egl3 NOT pat through day without
ing hour by hour till hnally. 10 save my
self from going To Pieces, ] had 70 light the
little white PIPE stick and swallow The
-mpa
taaeo Spl- and smoke Your Lie Away
just WLat / was 30iu-. e came 10 me like
the warning OF thv rcd dag OF 1auEeE st
the fallIt44 cTossin-, ana though / lii not
believe % ~. Vel Ake drowning man
graspius as a straw, / commenced taking
\u-T3-Ear
'-Th- effects were magical; Il destroyed
The nerve craving ana desire for cigarettes
Two boxes would you believe H. male me
Il have gained mentally. physically. in
Ni-or and manhood ana with brain free
from nj otlue au4 "a breath no longer be
f1ulsi with tobacco smoke, l am 50 happy
to-day 10 write that No-Io- Eac did Il all
year aso. 50 the cure is time tested and
tri=d nor only iu my own case. for several
Of my friends have also been cured.
we have a baby boy now.
My wife and ] feel that an this happi-
used No-To-B Bac, and i'm evidence Of our app
Pre- eiatiUn, aul IN order that the memory of
our happiness may be perpetuated in a Nv
ing form, We want 20 name our baby boy
Tobacco Spil ANA smoke Your Life Away
Use these hu7s Ia any way that YOU
think Will make known 70 suffering human
Ity thz happiness IusTe Is In ko-To- Bac for
resolutions II they VIII only make up their
mind 10 save the waste OF vital poWer-to
say nQthinE OF the money-uoN going up
into smoke and out In tobacco spit"
smoke Your Life Away" Written suaran-
tee and free sample mailed far the asking
Address the sterling Remedy Co.. Cs4eago
eE NeW ieIA.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-04-07

- -. "a ~ r,..,.r,
lsirI Afr ArrU' My last bulletin
gave tore Ia5i7 ~ lH' 2,l Nr rl
the continent from AI.I ~ ,r ~
elmo coast about lfh, cross fhr M.-E '.
Rockies by close y 4'iAt Hl-al N'
'a.,.s7 tris. i.'-,arbInas wnI iuaue4ra-e tho
warm and iry part of the month. ir2..
en- .-,a INA -terfrr. Marrh-liks weather wu
H. t..rur- III tEg wtHk The trWItiI-
tlra ,yiIf lv,r.rar above normal for 'ae last
~! " '.' ,,.sii -rr.s. .rra U--t ~ Rock
i" ',..,r,.r., ',.t al'.f .5rH. Great Central Nal-
lHys lIihi eastern s."t,S r,tlsf.- .a.frflv
VII Ni 49,, ,-rfr.l valleys -.fh.
about ~ 't'1l "''''
"Inrrf has h-,h .tIt' t..tl.1 f,' 7.
modern l!Ngr ai" g,,,, las. fa-lsy
- ig'l .H-, "".,.t' III" movements than w,
TsEaTllne HlihHel lN, e ~. 49,.
thuu-hi $50 hEr" lih E.atS 7r-.rt ,-tr-
:. n. 51fyr prcts--ST Hszsr, 81 thr na-
h'4itgh AE ',--,,,, srJ is r-rr4rl.asIa
ll1Hal Nt tal.tl -. -. ~ rrfiar.ss even
lil lh1i -''Hsg.rt'+ts vsba biyr Ions been
S|,,-
i. IT. a!s E-tt.l,i, tH.Es nIth which ~
80, rn a.aI ana tho above quotation
GaN ars nor entirely lost 10 the truths
r-. H. 'g1p.Irs fp UEtt
t.rtfru..a Professor Hazsu SAYS. 'We
H9 non know today iHe first step ln rain
formation ami We have almost no Know
!z. ~ n what produces pressure. tenn
uar4rure humility. rainfall wiEi velocity
ir4. direction ana cloud movements N ~
clones and auti-s clones
HaZal is ore 1t The ol1tst ara l'rsi N
formed members 81 me hallHHa4 Nta.-T 7
bureau al-a tEr 4h'tt ''i'-tl '.5' - r. T. u
t"rntE-fF" years l4rt it'i.1 M,ih gs
the ahlrst 3 irhi iiSls 'A4at s,,tt' 1,,
al cost NL a"@.' ff-,,',,- ,,.s.i5i i,s a.
as surprise 10 'sis many fe'f4' "a '''
4.i.+ Sltt'S. 49, al T4ssa,. rr5ra -p,ar
it'. +so'S 49, ~. 80 '5tr.,ri.a ~ ffa
aH c,Lsl -t .-ttaafisp In H. weather bl-
10 80 IA ~ 80 sf..rt. nave Laan Eae-4
r ,Jat hraf Il rhe cause me-
~. ~. f maj itutarltas an changes
e. ,tr rf1-5srr-r.
E,5r sff.,r t.ars have been combartinE
thsir th.gry telling 'thrm through the pub
IT, rre-s tE4r rhey hal started wrong ana
that magnetism is The cause. heat being
only "a result Now comes Professor Hazau
acFuoWled- -iug that they have been wrong.
that they must seek new basis and do
an their work over again,
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-04-07
GOT A BABY BOY NOW.
H,PPINEss ~ = SOUTHERN MANS
HOME.
Railroad Crossins. warninE 90
Americas Wen.

"E8r twenty six
years J used t8ba
60 iu great qIHutl-
ties ana ~ late
years took 20 Gig
arctic smoking
writes AIr. ". r..
SIN p-uG, OF J..
tomptr. La I
want % go on Tet
ora that toha na
has robbed me ot
many gears of hap
pIueSS ] realize il
now as / CoWpar
my r. iluEF and my
condition with rhat
OF year ago, wH u
! WaS a tobacco
saturated cigarette
ueUi.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-04-07
FOR AN ANGRY GODDESS.
HAw iii,Ns TRYING no SAVE lives
AM HOMES ny st,UITItT>
oncrinG Trihutc 60 rcii. the Grca,
iirc Noman. Power OF ENii. Who
Nust Nc propitintcd 80 Pre-
vent Horror.

/ tsr,.p as.s. 3......-, .., -.,.
/ irenziot BY fear. vcuilg picturesque
STRANGELY oeeurIs1. are sIir1ua..e5 arlf~s.
I'i.tli t.l'. h skE .N'f We
stj.,. i4- "'N i..N a,
h.f-'4s Mao. win ta' fn, 11'or} 81 tae d.1ia
volcano be- Caused p 'hs ras. ars ea.s1ys
SPIRIT The Goddess fst. to prevent SO from
I Th'ir f.1t Is based ON horrors which have
Z been rft-.y VsraisI,f .r history ana % t
. Cafsaar.ty aud 'ta7l. to m.uar, of ,Aatr
niI heather forms of Worship Dc is NOT sBt-
/ yr.-f-r
Snw.thIrE or SOM, body has arEer.l HON.
oluIu- dread Goddess rsH ahi sUa N5s
. rg,haI aui af h,r ~ ..r,sss.s ~ Iitis.tstu.
urlu sra bas .r-sa5.F tE. rr4t bI, Js
foat ar <ulgsR Tsa h.r ,o'.ara 81 IIl.
c.,- -. ..,,,.. LII s.,,rt,-.s. yl5.a. ..r
I .. "-
kHuak's t,lr ana sap.rsIi1n wh,.h ll.
....i t-.IF hii-iia.i.N 'i i'i
''ti OF th'ir mN'haioeH. Sne 1'.i- N'r 81 4'
among in" lava ttihes ~ ihe g-ai ny.
plateau 10 HawaU back of Uilo what
[ her fae. may ts rEs M man can say 'or
/ ThrSo .hIaes. however. are kn5wn 10 a
certainty about h.r
/ Spun glass. for h1s u"' every visitor 'g th.
| Volcano of kIauta found 8u3 brought back
some W her trrss.-4 To ns sure, tu' un-
| !mttIna'N" @l'uNsts r.r.-i H ,'\.H-
nents pt thin blown lava -ti-S, tnl th'
| N3h4fa knows httl.r ana h' .. PA. l.'t4 ~ \,
/ any S.l,H'lSis. 49,. .tr.... g..
Hi..Nu ''i i,. i'. M.,'i,'t ~,
Wren -H. i iffl f..,i n' w.. ~ w. .ii,as
! 0f ..lf. T. - .f ,,,.f.a, INA spre4I over
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-04-07

Compound is the sure reliance in This
l1ur of trial Thousands have found
10 the never failing power 90 corror;
a'l irrcsulari les and start the woman
on the srn - life with that physical
health all should have
Womb difficulties. displaccmcnts and
the horrors cannot exist in company
with Lydia j. rinkhams Vegetable
Compound.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-04-07
- - - nI,idrna Nnthori.ed.

ComUtrar'a- o. a=Is at Washington yes
t-T.aE a.tNHr... the payment of A 'H per-
cant atgl.rr# the creditors ~ the dy-
f4G"f National Nauk Of Kansas CRY. a
per cent HaEws m was also ordered Tor
th- creditors uf raa STATE NationaI bank, of
Ni.h.u4 m H.l SOME Kansas Dlry people
ara interested.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-04-07
FIes suit Tor Hea.y Damngcs.

IHrls 10 < ArF April 6-Ge6rge TITLES
tl iaE Glrl -g.t asaipst the Mutual Lie
iuEuTaEg- Company Of New fork for >3.u-
HH damage. TITLES WaSt up 10 tew
months ago. general agent FOR the Mutual
alI aa- DIS hlTs-a. The suit is Tor ma
4H4puH tTr-II--.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-04-07
A Paper Road BY DR.. BeIden.

At the meeting Of the Presbyterian Min
istrrs' Alliance In the Y, NJ. c. A. parlors
yesterday morning. a paper vas read by
pr Bslden on The Dogmatlc Teaching OF
Christ The subject Was dlse USED bS
several Of the diVines afterWatd
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-04-07
~. Chnrl1nn EahoIm's Lecture.

Mrs Charlton EdhoIm leetured TO a
lar-c audience 4r tne Central Presbyterian
church last Li-ht On the F'loFsn nee Critteu-
ron missions and homes Tor fallen wome u,
she wlll ba heard on the same subject to-
night al the Westminster Presby terian
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-04-07

Notice-H f. smith IS in no way con,
Antonio. Tex-. ana Fhe PubIc + warned
not 70 do any business with him for The
above magazine. James L. SANFORD. pro-
lGIslCE.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-04-07
Posioniee Biu Vol Completed.

Washington April 6.-The senate spent
the entire day on the postotfice appropria-
ton bin. but dii not complete H. The vote
On ILa blA WI be LAkan lo-moIroM.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-04-07
Returns al kansas Ciiy Club.

| The election returns from the city and
| from outside Will be received at The kansas
So G--o IhlS evening.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-04-07
founse.t Masor Ia ,he ruited state,

Lecompt1u Kas, April t.-r-rer 'aLl
After the hardest f9IEaf nun -r4l sau-
pa.su b. tle history ~ th.- eity William
r. smith aEd progressive r.Hv e9ruall
were ele Ted today ty nfilgi -fes r4nuInG
from four = eighty Mayor-l - Smtu Is
the ed tor 0f the LscJmpt9u sun alI viii
Be the youngest mayor n -He Unit 2
STATES
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-04-07

The monthly meeting Of The Door OF
Hone VIII he held to-day al 1880 a Parlor
s. Midland hotel
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-04-07
A MOTHERS DUTY.

Your daughters are The most pre-
ciou- legacy possible ia this life.
The responsibility for them. and
their future is largely With you.
Th myaterious change that develops
the thouphrul woman from the
thdueh,leS, girl should find YOU on
the watch day and night
IS you care for their physical we'll
being. 50 yi the woman
hc. and 50 will her children e..
be AIS, "
Lydia L Tinkhams LIVv\
~ ~
.'zlz |. ii !
- S.
Il & : !
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-03-04
RIVERPOINT.

Miss Julia Burdick is seriously sick az
her home here.
The Bachelor Tennis Club will hold its
annual meeting at the club rooms OF tho
Z. V. Wheelmen this evening.
The Pawtuxet Valley Wheelmen held
their semi-monthly meeting in the club
rooms last evening.
The board of directors of the Pawtuxet
Valley Park Association will hold meet
ing tomorrow evening for the purpose of
organization and the election of officers
and for the formation of plans by which,
IL possible, the ASSOCIATION may be placed
In a paying basis and the outstanding
debt discharged.
Some OF the directors have, since the
annual meeting, been working hard to
fill the vacancies with representative men,
who have the interest of the association
at heart and have succeeded IN overcom-
ing the objections raised by some of them
on account of the "non-support" of both
the stockholders and the residents of the
Valley.
This has evidently come TO the know
ledge Of some of the soreheads and one
OF them vented his wrath on n local paper
last evening in a screed in which he criti-
cised the way in which the fair was man
aged last year and openly accuses the man
age ment of perjury. This communication
Is causing much indignation among those
who have the interests of the association
az heart
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-03-04
CRANSTON.
Electric Lights for Streets and Cost OF
Caring for Lamps.

Electric Lights for Streets and Cost of
Caring for Lamps.
AT special meeting Of the Town Coun-
Gil, to be held on the 9Th, the economy
and the greater satisfaction given by
electric lights will be discussed. Many
prominent citizens in different parts of
the town are heartily I'm favor OF sup
planting the old Kerosene lamps with the
modern electric light The advocates OF
the Improvement suggest putting GER
tain number OF lights on Broad and
Cranston streets. Z he suggestion Eas cal
led forth quite little talk, all OF which
acknowledges the need of more light on
the street. IL Is claimed that one electric
light the ordinary candle power will
illuminate as much as four OF the present
lamps aud will. i'm the end, prove to be
cheaper than the present system OF light
ing.
II Council does not move to ask the
town nesting for an appropriation with
which TO place certain number OF cleo
trio lights, certain strong advocates OF
this system OF lighting are talking of in.
sertin n request for money i'm the warrant.
a certain man well known i'm the town
is PREPARING figures to present to the
Council, for which he viii contract, under
bond, with the town to attend To the
lighting and cleaning of all the lamps i'm
the town. IL is said that the figures TO be
presented by this individual are very much
smaller than the present cost OF lighting.
The town has always employed men on
salary to attend to this work.
The street lamps that have been ordeSed
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-03-04
BRISTOL.
Program for the District Convention Of
the Y. M. G.. A.

The Council held another meeting on Tues
day to complete and correct the voting list,
the following members being present: Messrs.
Gibson, Mason, Church end Thayer. They
met again this morning.
The voting list will comprise I474 persons
eligible to vote, and the list will be 1925 at
the fall election, number having enrolled
their names, but will not be old enough until
then.
The program OF the Sixth District conven-
tion of the Y. NJ. G. A. OF Massachusetts, and
Rhode Island Friday. March 20. is as follows:
AT o'clock p. m, the Sixth District commits
tee meets at Y NJ. q. A. rooms: at $50, re-
ception and banquet at u. A. X. Hall; supper
served at 6:l5, to be followed by addresses by
prominent Y. nj. &. A. men: at 3. st.
Michae's Church, address, "The Value OK the
Association TO the Church and Community"
Rev. Floyd W. Tomkins. Jr., Of Providence.
Saturday morning Mt Y. III. G. A. rooms; at
10, devotional service, conducted by Mr.. s. {.
.Iossup, general secretary of Newport; at
10:3U. summer work; "Rscroative Privileges,"
by W. A. Andrew, eneralisecretary of Taun.
ton, Mass; O. Chow to Keep the Interest In
Spiritual Work." q. S. Budd, general secre.
tary of New Bedford. Mass 1880. "The
Financial Problem in Association-How
Solved" j. L. c. Farnham, Providences
Saturday afternoon, Baptist Church; 2 de-
votional services; 2:l5, "Efiicient Committees
Essential TO Successful ASSOCIATION Work."
Mr.. W. II. =. Walker, New Bedford, Mass.
2:45. Chow Can Women Holp In Association
Work." Mrs. o. II. Durrell, Cambridge: 3;l5.
"The Junior Department and the Boy Life
Mr.. A. b. McCrillis of Providence; a:i5.
Bible reading. Saturday evening, Opera
House; 7:45, advantages of Well Equipped
Physical Department. illustrated by gym
nasium exhibition, l.. J. Tuck. Pawtuckot;
$50. "why DO Business Men Endorse Assoca-
ton Work." Mr.. II. NJ. Moore, somervile.
Sunday, March %; o u. m, Y. NJ. g. A. rooms,
preparation services; 1880 a. M, address by
delegates in the following churches: st.
Michaels Church, Major Russell Sturges OF
Manchester, N. H.; Congregational Church.
Mr.. A. b. McCrillis Of Providence; Baptist
Church. b. Il. Livingston, Brown University;
2:3O d. m, Methodist Church, j. Il. Q. Farm
ham; Advent Christian Church, A. n. STRAIT
ton, Pawtucket; South Christian Church. A.
V. CoLa, Attleboro. y. u., Opera House.
meeting for men, addressed by ii. II. Moore.
somerville; Congregational Church, meeting
for women, addressed by Mrs. o. s. Durreil,
Cambridge: Y. NJ. G.. A. rooms, meeting for
boys addressed by Edwin Hill of Providence:
6:l5 y. M, Union young peoples meeting ~
tho Baptist Cnurcb. conducted by Mr.. q ID.
Bently of Providence. 7;S0 p. m. Union mass
meeting at the NJ. f. Church, addresses By
Mr.. II. II. Moore and other delegates.
The funeral of Mrs. Elizabeth W. Briggs.
widow OF the late DIR. L.emuel ". Briggs, will
be solemnized from her late residence ON
State street, On Thursday afternoon at
o'clock.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-03-04
PAWTUXET VALLEY.
PHENIX.

Rev. Walter T.. Stewart of Auburn Off
ciated at the Lenten services at 81. An
drew's Church last evening in exchange
with the rector, Rev. Alfred Taylor, who
officiated at the Church of the Ascension
at Auburn.
Francis c. Greene Camp, Sons of the
Veterans; will hold its semi-monthly
meeting in q. A. II. hall this evening.
The Columbian Whist Club will meet
with Mrs. Byron Treat, at Centerville to-
morrow evening.
ST. Andrews Guild meets with Mrs.
Richard Andrews at Arkwright this after
noon.
The women's Chisrtian Temperance Un-
ion meets at its rooms on River street, to-
morrow afternoon.