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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-03-07
American Mechanics.

Lincoln Council was organized four
years ago Thur day ming and the
event was observed hy the members by
sitting down to a banquet, after which
there were addresses by the more eloquent
members or the council, and those of the
mem pers who possessed musical talent did
much to make the time pass pleasantly.
There was an attendance OF about fifty.
The paragraph in The NEWS last Sat
urday stating that the committee of Elm
wood Council had resigned, was an error
ana should have read Thomas III. Bald
win of Defender Council.
The officers of the state Council will
make an official visit TO Defender Council
Monday evening.
On thursday evening, April Q, the
officers OF the State Council will visit
Roger Williams Council at Woors ocket,
and as this is the home of State Council
lor Amasa +. Bicknell, the event will be
made one of more than commonplace
events. A committee has been appointed
TO see to 1t that everything will be as it
should be on that occasion.
The council chamber of Vigilant Coun-
Gil was we'll filed Tuesday evening and
nearly every council in the city was rep
resented. The occasion of the gathering
was the fact that the officials of the state
Council were to be entertained and the
members Of the order know that there is
no council in the State that knows more
OF the art of entertaining than Vigilant
Council does. Supper was enjoyel and
the cigars that were passed were smoked
with relish. All in all il was bang up
affair and none enjoyed it more than did
the members of Vigilant Council who are
ready at all times TO entertain all corners.
The members of Elmwood Council,
spsnt Monday evening in rehearsing the
different degrees. AID getting ready for
work during the month of April.
Councillor Thomas II. Burgess, and ex-
Councillor Fred III. Allen of Mashapaug
Council were among the visitors at the
meeting of Garfield Council last evening.
Narraganset Council will entertain the
officers of the State Council Wednesday
evening.
The state board met in the Office of
State Council Secretary Charles w. Littell
Monday evening and discussed a number
of important society issues.
The "Evolution of the American Flag"
which is to be given by Eliza Garfield
Council, Daughters of Liberty, at Music
hall, Tuesday evening, promises to be a
success, and Is one that should be attend
ed by the memebrs of the order in gem
eral.
Washington Council had work in the
second degree Wednesday evening.
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receive the rank OF page In Oriental
Lodge Thursday evening.
The officers elect of Sterling Division
were installed last evening by Major Will
lam M. Greene.
The rank of page will be conferred upon
one candidate In Red Cross Lodge Tues
day evening.
Past Chancellor Frank o. Wehoskey,
who was treasurer of the Red Cross social
committee, presented Red Cross Lodge
with S20i.05, Tuesday evening" as the
profits accruing from fair held by that
committee few weeks age. The commit
tee were given hearty vote OF thanks Tor
their labors and Kindness.
Sterling Division Will hold grand ball
Friday evening, March 30, In Sterling
Hall, corner OF Meyobsset and Potter
streets. f.
The rank OF page was given one candi-
date In What Cheer Lodge Monday even
ing.
One candidate was initiated In Enter
prise Lodge Thursday evening. There
will be work In the ranks OF esquire and
knihgt Thursday evening, and on Thurs
day evening, March 10, the social com
mittee will hold social In B. 4. Hall.
A new code OF bylaws WAS adopted BY
What Cheer division last evening.
The rank OF page was given one candi-
date in America Lodge last evening.
Past Chancellor William ,Bradbury of
Enterprise Lodge, who Is now at st.
Joseph's Hospital, and has been obliged
TO undergo surgical operation, Is now
I'm fair wayto recovery, and Will proba-
bly, be discharged from that institution
In about two weeks.
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Killed Mother and Himself.

ST. ALBANs, VT, March &c. II. Col
lins, a farmer, living in Swantop, killed
his mother and then cut his own throat
yesterday. IL is supposed that Collins
was insane at the time. Collins and his
mother were found lying in n pool of
blood. Both had their throats cut and
Mrs. Collins skull -as fractured.
Clenched in Collins right hand was a
razor. Collins had evidently struck his
mother frightful blow on the head with
hammer while the old lady was sitting
In the char, and then cut her throat and
laid her down In front of the stove. His
body was found so close 10 his mothers
that their faces almost touched, and 1t Is
probable thai he had lain down beside her
and then cut his own throat. Collins was
member of the church and was we'll
liked. Some of his ancestors had died
while insane, end Collins had sometimes
remarked that he feared no might become
insane himself
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Red Men.

On Monday evening the charter men,
bers of tn Council OF Daughters OF Poca-
hontas met in Enterprise hall fawtucket,
for the purpose of organization. The fol-
lowing We're chosen as the officer Poca-
hohtas, Mrs. III. T.. Emerson; Wenona,
Mrs. Manly Emerson; Pocahontas, Anto-
Mo Spencer; prophecies, Mrs. 5. Earle;
collector OF wampum, Mrs. j. jerks (;
keeper of wampum, Mrs. IL. Hoffman;
trustees, Edward i. Cram, Mr.. John Ill.
Haskins and John ii. I1askins. Noko-
mis- No. was selected as the name and
number OF the council and it will be in
stituted Monday evening, March 10, by
Great Sachem A. A. Mowry, assisted by
Grand Chief of RecordssW w. II. Brown and
Others. Mineola Council will confer the
degree upon the charter members.
The adoption degree was given two
candidates in wsmsitta Tribe Monday
evening. There will be work in the hum
ter's cegree next Monday evening.
The chief OF the great council will make
an official visit to Mineola Council,
Daug ghters OF Pocahontas. Tuesday even
ing. On Wednesday evening, March Is,
they will visit Waneta Council, and Tues
day evening, March "a will visit King
Phillip Tribe, which will complete the
visits Of the great chief with the excep-
tions OF those TO the new tribe at Wood
lawn, and the two new Councils of
Daughters OF Pocahontas, which will be
announced soon. ..,
The warrior degree team OF Canonchet
Tribe accompanied by large delegations
from that tribe and Moshassuck Tribe,
made visit to Pocasset Tribe Monday
evening, and exempliied the degree in a
very Interesting manner. A tempting
supper was served at the close OF the
session.
Great Sachem Alfred Mowry and suite
made an official visit TO 1ahoma Tribe last
Ia nf
evening the hunters degree, under the
supervision of Charles W. Mercier, WAS
conferred upon one candidate. A supper
was served. The prospects for a new
trihe at Bristol are good as the charter
list is in the hands of Captain Kolston of
the fire department and ne is heing assisted
by a number of popular Young men of
Bristol. IL is probable that the tribe
will be formed during the latter part of
the month
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Knights of Pythias.

On Monday evening st. Johns Lodge
will be 25 years old, and the event will be
observet by the members meeting in
Columbia Hall, where addresses will be
made by Grand Chancellor Andrew Nc
Kenzie and other members of the order.
An excellent entertainment, followed by
a few hours of dancing and a supper. are
among the attractions. The exercises will
begin at 1870.
The rank of page was given one candi-
date In Elmwood Lodge Wednesday even
ing. At the meeting next Wednesday
evening the rank OF knight will be given
two esquires and the social committee
have been asked 90 prepare supper for
that meeting, and the order will be
oheyed. A full house is desired.
Permission was given one applicant to
receive the rank OF page in Red Cross
Lodge Tuesday evening.
The newly appointed deputy grand
chancellors will meet at the office of
Grand Keeper of Records aud Seal Will
lam A. Wilson this evening, and be in
structed in their dnties by Grand Chan
cellor Andrew Mckenzie and the secret
work of the order will be exemplifed by
Supreme Representative Charles A. Lee
for their benefit.
District Deputy Grand Chancellor N. w.
Cunninhgam made an official visit TO
Palestine Lodge Tuesday evening and ex-
emplified the secret work. The rank OF
page will be given one candidate next
Tuesday evening. IL Is the desire OF the
committee VINO have charge of the enter
tainment to be given in Dramatic Hall by
the Affair Club Wednesday, March 70, TO
have the members of the order in the
State generally take an active interest i'm
its affairs. "Won Back" Is the title OF
the drama that is TO be presented.
Permission was given one applicant to
receive the rank OF page in Red Corss
Lodge Tuesday evneing.
The rank of page was given one candi-
date at Damon Lodge Tuesday evening.
The work was done nicely, notwith-
standing tnat this lodge has not had any
degree work I'm many moons. There Will
be work iu the rank OF esquire next Tues
day evening.
Permission was given one applicant to
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-03-07
GREAT PHOTOGRAPHY.
What the Wonderful New Invention
May Show Regarding Things We
Already Know. 1r

"It is an astonishing discovery--one cf
| the most marvellous OF the present agew
1t was In these words that an eminent
scientist lately referred to the new and
wonderful invention in photography
which every body Is discussing. This
great invention, as most people are
aware, enables photographers TO take pic
lures of objects completely hidden from
the sight. In recent experiment for in
stance, a portrait OF man was secured,
although he was separated from the pho
| tographer by q thres-inch partition. In
| smother case, picture was obtained OF
all the bones, muscles, blood vessels and
| internal organs in mans body.
In speakin OF this wonderful discovery
| a we'll known New York physician recent
| ly said: "If Thousands OF people who
are walking the streets today and attend
| ing to business could only see a photo
| graph of their internal organs, they would
| lie filled with alarm and dread. They
would see their liver and kidneys clogged
| with impurities and their blood flied
| with deadly secretions which poison the
whole system. They would see these deli
| cate organs slowly put surely giving way
| under this corroding poisoning influence.
| Oh, what an effect such picture would
| have"
The doctor is perfectly right, but at the
same time there are thousands OF people
who need no photograph to tell them that
| there Is something wrong with their
| health. They know they do not feel as
| well as they ought to feel. They COM
| plain of tired feelings, nervousness, head
| aches, backaches, stomach troubles, con-
| stipation and dull, heavy sensations.
| They feel miserable, but do not know
why they suffer. 1t is only the skilled
| physician who knows that these symp-
| toms are all caused by the liver and kid
neys being out OF order. When these
| great organs OF the body fail TO act prop
erly the health speedily breaks down.
| 1t was a knowledge of this important
fact that led to one OF the greatest dis
| coveries of modern times. For long years
| the brightest men in the medical rofes-
| sion sought for a remedy that would
cure all these arrangements of the liver
and kidneys, and at last they succeeded
in finding it. This great remedy, which
has proved blessing to thousands, Is
Warmers Safe Cure, a remedy that today
is known and honored all over the world.
No other remedy has ever equalled II for
making weak. rundown people feel
strong and we'll 1t is universally admit
ted to be the safest and best remedy for
curing every form of liver and kidney
disease. 1t puts an end 10 stomach trou-
bles, purifies and enriches the blood and
restores lost vitality.
Tnis great Safe Cure Is not an expert
ment. 1t has been in use for over
saving millions OF lives. 1t is the only
remedy prescribed by the worlds leading
physicians. No other remedy compares
with il foi building up the system and
imparting new life to every part OF the
body.
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Settled on First Ballot.

DETROIT, March TIT took but one
ballot by the jury yesterday in the trial OF
Alice b. Lane TO convict her OF man
slaughter She was charged, Jointly with
DIR. ID j. Seaman, with responsibility for
the death of Emily J. Hall, the girl who
was brought here for treatment from
Birmingham, Eng, 10y Rev. Jonathan
Bell, with whom she had been unduly
intimate. Mrs. Lanc was proprietress OF
the lying-in hospital i'm which Miss Hall
died. DIR. Seaman was recently sentenced
to 10 years in states prison. Miss Lane
has not yet been sentenced
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Naval Veterans.

Farragut Association has decided to
hold grand dog watch ia April and Rear
Amiral Altman will be on deck on that
night. After the banquet speechmaking
will be I'm order.
There was one. applicant for member
ship at the last meeting and he was elect
ed.
The convention will be held this year
in New York, July 4.
Shipmate Cooper has recovered from
his illness.
Past Captain Baker is preparing paper
TO read at some future meeting.
Surgeon Trsver and Past Captain Place
will return from Florida March II.
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HARRISBURG, March Z. 49, Charles B
Ramsay, who murdered his wife, Eillo,
whilo in n religious frenzy 10 their homo
near East Waterford, was brought 20 the
Harrisburg insane hospital last night,
He is raving maniac. Ramsay went
mad on religion, and "sacr1cci" his wife
He shot her through the hcad and then
beat out her brains with a club He
scalded the body with boiling water and
dragged IL across the 1oor by the hair,
scooping up her blood in his hands and
drinking IL. That is the story as lac tells
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Good Templars.

Home Lodge held very successful meet
ing Monday evening, although the storm
prevented quite number from being
there. One proposition was received. 1t
was unanimously voted that invitations
be sent Blue Bell and Mayflower lodges
TO visit Home Lodge at the next regular
meeting, March 80. A concert and dra-
matte entertainment will be given by
Home Lodge, March 16,at which the Am
phion Social and Dramatic Club will pre-
sent Cropping the Question" Under
the "good of the order" solos were rend-
cred by Brothers Ralph, Booth and Weiss i
reading, Brother III. Booth.
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AN EFFECTIVE CAMPAIGN.
Eicaraguan Government Wins In the Con-
hict With Leonists.
[Copyrighted. $50

Copyrighted, lsy0l
MANAGUA, March Word received
last night indicates that the Leon rebels
have given up their cause. Rafael A..
Gutierrez President of Salvador, has tele-
graphed TO President Zelaya, informing
bin that the Leon rebels want to make
terms of peace. President Zelaya Is de-
termined that tho only terms OF peace no
will give are that the Leonists shall pay
all the expenses Of the war preparations
which have been necessitated by their re-
volt, shall give up all their arms and that
their leaders shall bc tried by court-mar-
tial.
President Zelaya goes from here to
Nagarote tomorrow, the scene of the first
reverse administered TO the rebels by the
government forces He will view the
ruins Of that city and will confer new
honors upon the army officers who have
led so effective campaign against the in
surgents.
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Looks Like lioyie.

FRANKFORT, Ky, March THE Re-
publican members OF the legislature feel
confident that St. John Boyle Of Louis
willie will be elected United States senator.
They propose TO force vote in the house
this afternoon on the Kautmi n-Dunlap
contest After unscating kaufman and
swearing In Dunlap, the senate will not
have time 10 refalitate before tho legal
hour arrives for the joint ballot. Boyle
now lacks only one vote.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-03-07

CHICAGO, March 7-Postofllce Inspector
Stuart yesterday made an important cap.
turc Of green goods swindlers. The sharp.
ers had $4,000 In good money in their
possession. The prisoners are Charles
Herd and Frank Snythe.
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Mlnrr. lnrnun On, Of work.

BUTTE Mon. March 7.-Attorneys rep.
resenting the eastern bondholders OF the
Butte aud Boston Copper and Silver Min.
ing company have fled an attachment on
their property for s4i5,OOO. Seven hun.
ared men are thrown out Of employment.
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BosToS, March 7-Harry NJ. Fowlt
pleaded guilty yesterday to an Indictment
for forgery returned by the suffolk grand
Jury. Two indictments were returned
against Fowle, who was bookkcepcr for
the Shepard 81 Morse Lumber company.
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schooner Roland, st. John, ". Il. ~,
Parrsooro, Is ashore at Margayctyillc, N. S.
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rro LET IN A PRIVATE FAMILY--A NICELY
Il furnished front room, s7s Pine streets right
hand bell jane-u
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WANTED MIsoELLANE0U Us.

fI,o LET-CoMFoRTABLE SMALL SQUARE
Il room, 70 c'A "A Summer ST. mchb-3t
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fI,o LET PLEASANT FURNISHED ROOMi
Il modern conveniences; FIRST class table. board.
III Waterman ST. mchs-3t
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FI,o LET--iO ROOM TENEMENT la ELM ST
Il Apply 90 Richmond st mchs-6t
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doom TO RENT - PRIVATE RESIDENCES,
~ light, airy. corner room; near Trinity square.
Address 80, journal once. f26-u
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rTNo LET - COAL AND WOOD YARD. Iil
l. Jessamine ST., of Cranston. mchi-6t
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Ny ANTED-wRlTING OR COPYING TO DO
w at home. Address Industrious. News ofhcs.
a.
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~-D how 10 make 5000 in three years with q
capital CT only ten dollars Full particulars. sl.
g. J. ", Lynn, Mass. mch2-6t
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HHM TO LET TEN ROOM HOUSE, iothuR-
sssr. NETT street, hot aud cold water furnace
lsssk etc Apply @os Butler Exchange
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hoOMs-I0 LEr.

Two LEr-ONE LARGE ROOM ON THE sBc-
Il ond noor OF the Reynolds Building, 81 Vey-
bosset 81. space will be divided into several
smaller rooms II so desired. Room A. very light
aad high studded. All modern oonvenienoes. Ia
Guiding elevator. Apply 10 Geo. Il. Barstow. ~
WeyDosset 81 mch2-im
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CEND Is CENTS AND WILL TELL you HOW
- 20 cure chilblains Full particulars. Address
b. J. ", Lynn, Mass. mch2-6t
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lNoR sALE-Two SPLENDID COTTAGE
II lots On Warwick Neck. Apply to ID. Russell
Brown nov2-u
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VoUR NAME WILL BE INSERTED IN OUR
Il agents list for 10 cents IL will bring you
lots OF mail and valuable free samples. Address
Agents Directory, s. j. ". Lynn, Mass. mch2-6t
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JNoR sALE-TEN-RooM HOUSE, io5 BUR
IL nett street Apply to d. Russell Brown.
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EoR sALE-NINB ROOM COTTAGE AT
IL Oakland Beach. Apply TO J. B. Randall, 2sl
Oakland beach avenue. noy2-u
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FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE.

I,oR sALE-BUTToNwooDs COTTAGE; Pl
II TALLY furnished Apply to ID. Russell Bro
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FoR sAHE-MIsoELLAYEo US.

rV'wo BIoYcEFs. PIANO FOR SALE. Al
l. dress r. o. B. 1855. dec2i-tf
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1896-11-19

Philadelphia, Nov. A.-The receipts for the
week-Beeves. Ss30k sheep, 10000; hogs, s,ls7.
Beef Cattle = Extra, 4a<n5c.: good, dkass.c.;
medium, ~ adsc.; common. aka4Sc, Sheep
Extra, 3A a4c.: good, ~ a3Hc.; medium, ekasc;
common; shaakc; cnlls, kasc.; lambs, aha5hc 9.
Ho2s-Wostern, 5Aa5Ic: state, d R4Ac. Fat
COWS, 2ka3bc. Thin COWS, sSal5. Veal calves,
3haTc. Mich COWS, S25aih
Buffalo, N. Y, Nov, 10. - Cattle = Receipts
3,laI head good 10 rrime heavy steers, Sf.60a4.,5
fair to medium, s4.10ss.s5; mixed butchers 81. IS
a3.15: feeders, S3.50a3S5: mich cows and spring.
srs Slsa4s; yeals s4a65o late sales: Best steers,
SiS5a4.90. Hogs-keceipts. 21.la0 head: Workers,
good to choice. $3.50: pigs Sl55a3.57S: mixod
paekers, s3.s5s35O: mediums, So 45a3.50; stays,
S2g5aa.5O. Sheep and lambs = Receipts, l,sD0
head: good 10 choice mixed sheep, s3.35a5.G0.
common to fair. 81. 75a325; good TO best native
lambs, $t.40a450; feeding lambs, Sl.aoai.40; Can
adas, 81. S5as.40
New York, Nov. I6-Boeyes = Receipts. Arb
head; steers, $SS0a4.90: oxen and stays, sa.75a
a4.25; bulls, S2.a5a8 COWS. 81. l5a3,2N Calves
Receipts, 2.O47 hend; vesls, 25a5Oc. lower at $in
Western at sa.75ad.25. Sheep and iambs-Ro-
ceipts, 2i22l head; sheep, Ss.37k a330. lambs Sia
4,sit; few early sales az IS; Canada lambs, SLIb
as. Hogs Receipts 1d,ii3 head pigs, 81. l5a4. 3C
fancy light State do, Si.40a4.15. '.''
East Liberty, Pa, Nov. 16.-Cattie : Market
steady; extra Si.y0i4.5b: prime, s44fa4.h0; good,
9aase; tidy, @s1a4 iaig 81, mSi1g common,
seas; heifers, s2.25a3.75; fresh COWS and spring.
ers. sl5ad3, Hogs Market slow: prime me-
dunn, 81 50a3.55: prime fight, s3.50aY5a; common
TO fair YoIkers, ss.1Oas5O; pigs, % 4Oas.55 heavy
hogs, $s.esaS4O good rouGhs, $2.Tbas. sheep
Prime, $3b0a3B0; good, S325aS.i0: fair mixed,
S2.60a3: common, $2a2.25; culls, 50c aSl; choice
lambs, s+toai.75 common to fair lambs, Ss.50ad;
veal calves, S5a7.
Chicago, ILL.,, Nov 6.-Cattle-Receipts. 24,OoO
head; common TO extra. steers ss.b0ao.25;
Sl.75as65; Calves Ssa5.75; Texans, S9a4.2b:
Western rangers, Sa50a4.20. Hogs--Receipts,
$4,000 head: heavy packing ana shipping lots,
Sll5a34o: common to choice mixed, S3.i5aa50;
choice assorted, $3.i0aa50: light So l5as.45; pigs,
s2.50as.40 Sheep-kecelp.s, 30, 600 head: inferior
to choice, Sl.T5aa40; lambs, S3a4.61