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Milford chronicle., 1896-05-08
Waits Long for a

On Laurel hill in Bird
there stands a house be
walls is hidden a quart
purest applejack. The boi
there for SO years, and has
the old story told, eleven
stay. When the house
years ago, a quart bottle Y
Jack" and tightly sealed
in the wall by a man who
built. The bottle is not.
from it's dark recess until
man who placed it there
comes so years of age.
now 80 years of age, an,
years has kept true to the !
in the days of his youth /
not to touch the bottle
until he reaches the half-i
in life's journey. (
Milford chronicle., 1896-05-08
lnai1r. sDaIIy ezcept sunday.

"a, ttops 70 leave passengers from Wilmington
ana points north, OF take passengers Tor points
south Of Delmar'
N-vw CASTLE ACCOMMODATION TRAINS
tesve wilmington :! ID u. m, and 0.el D m daily
-snd q IA. i1fsa m $50 4'3O 6.15, and 6.53 p. NJ.
1eek. days Leave New Castle o.5O a. M ahe
: al eco and 7.22 pm. week days.
Express trains leaving Harrington sos a, M
.ad arriving at B24 p. m, weekdays, run t1r0ugs
solid to and frem Baltimore, via f0iler ahu
KauraFk.
Milford chronicle., 1896-05-08

A cream of tarter baking 3
of all in leaveniug strength. 4
STATES Government Food Rl
ROYAL BAKING POWDER c.
Milford chronicle., 1896-05-08

I was nervous, had pains in my back.
cannot tell what l suffered. My eyesight
became affected and was so respondent
1 did not have any interest in life. had
two physicians, but my complaints be-
came worse. Twas told that was affected
with Bright's disease. A relative urged
me to try Hoods Sarsaparilla. 1 did so
and in a short time began to notice a
change in my condition. Things began
to appear brighter, my eyes improved and
Milford chronicle., 1896-05-08
!, VA. & B. 4 abroad


DELAW ARE DIVISION
On and after November "a, is95,trans will leave
as follows;
Milford chronicle., 1896-05-08
Uplifting Of the MASSES.

It is not 50 now. In this country, capa-
bic Of holding, feeding clothing and slei-
tering 300, Oo0,000 people and where We
have only so, COO. eco inhabitants, We have
1900, 600 who cannot get honest work, and
with their families an aggregation of o.
coo. COO that arc on tho verge Of starvation.
Milford chronicle., 1896-05-08

Dvr.wtuE MARYLAND & VIRGINIA H. r.
Lave Harrington for Franklin aud way station
"a a. a M. and 6.2s D. m. Tuesdays, Thursdays
aud SATURDAYS only Returning Train caves rIshk-
Hp civ $50 a. m. week days, Las p IN. Iuesua0 B.
Thursdays aud Saturdays only; ,....
Leave Frank!ia City Tor ChlhcOVeasue wa
ateamcr l. 43 D. m. weekdays Returning leave
Ehiucoleague 4'42 a. m. weekdays,
Leave Harrington for Georgetown md Lewos
At lu III a. no. weekdays aud SIS p n weekdays.
Returning, leave Lswes o., a. M S-<O y III
weekdays
For nerlin. leave HAN ngton l0.S1 a; m. and
s.ssp. m. Tuesdays Thursdays aud saturday,.
Returning, leave Berlin 6,09 n, M, ana ''4' p H.
d tuesdays, Thursday and Saturdays Oul.
orrrN ANNE L KENT r. R--Leave Townsend
or Centreyile aHd way stations 3 20 a. m anu
80 D. m. weekdays. Returning leave center
Vile 78i g. m and $50 p. Ii. weekdays
DEL. a CHEsArEAKE X. R.-Leave Clayton fOi
Oxford and WAY stations at S.tS 4. m ana % . =
m weekdays. Returning, leave OAiOfu 900 n ~
ana AZ p. m. Weekdays
CAMBRIDGE & SEAFORD r. R.-LeaEe SeaIni
Tor Cambridge and Intermediate stations AZ II 10
A. m week. days. and on TUESDAYS, Ihursdays'ahc
Saturdays 7.U5 .. m. Returning, leave Calhotlese
Is .3Oa n. and on Tuesdays, thursdays ana oAl-
HrdaYs IA D. m.
CoNgEcrIoN At Porter, with Newark Del
sssare CITY Railroad. At Townsend, with queen
Annes 4 Kent Railroad. Al Clayton, WIN De-
,hwurs & Chesapeake railroad ahd Baiti''sre x
Delaware Bay Railroad Al darlington Win
l,siaware Maryland y Virginia h.lir0ad. Al
ssesford with Cambridge " ) afOid hAi,r0Ad. Al
lDelnar, with Now YORK, Philadel 'ni@ a Sorioik
NVicomico q POcOmOKs aud Peninsula Railroads
s.M, PROVOST, General Mahaser.
In. WOOD, General PASSENGER Agent
Milford chronicle., 1896-05-08

But brilliant rs tho sunset and like the
leaves Tor numDer are the CELESTIAL homes
yet to be awarded when Christ to you and
millions Of others shall divide the spoil.
What do you want theroY You shall have
It, An orchard? There it is-12 manner
of fruits, and fruit every month. Do you
want river scenery? Take your choice on
tho banks Of tho river, in longer, wider,
deeper roll than Danube or Amazon or
Mississippi, if mingled in ono, and empty
ing into the sea Of glass, mingled with
re Do you want your kindred back
AGAIN? Go out and meet your father and
mother, without tho staff or the stoop, and
your children in dance of immortal gloe.
Do YOU want throne? Select 1t from the
/, 900, 600 FURNISHED elevations Do you
want a CROWN Pick it out Of that noun
tain Of diamondcd coronets. Do you want
your old church friends Of earth around
you? Begin to hum an old revival tune,
and they will flock from all quarters to
revel with you in sacred reminiscence.
All tho earth for those who are here on
earth at the tino Of continental and plan
otary distribution, and all tho heavens for
those who are there.
That heavenly distribution of spoils will
30 q surprise to many. Hero onters heaven
tho soul Of a man who took up a great deal
of room in tho church on Garth, but sacTi-
feed little, and among his coed works
sellshness was evident. Ho just crowds
through the shining gate, but it's n very
tight squeeze, so that the coofkeeper has
to pull hard 10 get him in. Rn@ this man
expects half Of heaven foq' his share OF
Milford chronicle., 1896-05-08

ourES ANNE 4 KENT r. R--Leave Townsend
or Ceutreyille aHd way statcns 40 a. m ana
a 20 n. m weekdays. Returning, leave Center
Vile 7.3i q. IN. and $50 p. Ia weekdays
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-01-24
Afe aefr6ufte lrnid1nlb.

Das ,MaiHaer SOurnal" beri6tei
uSer foIgeuben S6er3. Der ii9 in
Dormfabt nbgeipielt baben ioa:
giner ber bort bel elmer Weinfnei.
PEREZ bttbeiIigten 6erren fam ndmlid
In fr6bli6er 2aune auf ben @infal,
R9 beimIi6 elm @las @lfig aeben
3u IoFen. .&afen Sic nal ben Wirtb,
uurbe bann benz 8elner befoblen.
6urtig silt Der @aiilpirtb berbei. um
fi1 nod ben Wdniden ieiner @dlte gu
erfunbigeu. ,Aber. 9err Wirtb, lou
bas WintIer 9afeufprang feiu,
toiten sic bod ieIbit eiHmal, tuie fauer
bas 3eus it'll" 9tidts abuenO iebt Der
Wir.b bas @lds an ben Muno uab
nimmt einen fefien SdIud. 3war Der
aiebt iid leim @eii6t fofort in WaiileiD,
erreaenber Weife unb man fsbt, ME
bic S1ure ieinsn 8aumen peinist. Aber.
baB es giRs sepeien III, abnt sr nihf,
unb ouf ieinsn Wein barf er bod ni6ts
fommen laRen. Mit beroif9em Mutb
bringt er alio feline Wienen wieber In
Orbnung unb meiut bann nit Dem Zone
getrdntter unihulo:
oVa, an benz Bein III b d nj Id 8
aus5ufebenl"
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8ar @elisions. statiftit.

Cine ReIieion8fiatifiit. BITE auf forg'
fdItiser Yennbuns Der befen 3ur Set
borhaubenen QuelIen berubt, bat itingfi
u. 8. 8eane ber6fentli&i.
6ierna@ betrdsr Gin Willioneu) bic
3abl Der 6 bri ffen: In europa 348.3
In Nfen 1875. Ia Nfrita 81, In Nme'
rita 1860, In Nufirolien4.O, 3ufam.
men 1929. Oarunter gibt es: R6=
mii9s s2atboIiibe in europa 1860 In
aaen 8.5, In afrita 1.2. In Nmerita
$40, In Nufiralien 0,9, auiammeu
1886; proteftonten in europa $50.
in afen /, %, In afrita 0.8. In amerita
$40, In Aufiralien 81. suiommen
1899: @rienil9s Oribobore In europa
81. o, in MHen 60, in afrita 0 03. 3u.
iommen 98,03; Nrmenier, eprier,
WloId,iten, aoptsr. NbbsFpnier unb
lonftiae d1rilfli6e Seften: in europa
l4,3, in afien 40, In afrita 80. in
Nuifralien Q, ,03. 3uiammen2l. .33.
Gie 3obl Der Suben betrdgt: In
guropd SIS. In NIien 0,26, tn Afrita
043. in amsrita 030, In anfralien
0,015. 3ufammen 6.5.
obomebaner sibt es: in eu.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-01-24
mas eSseal=Settmtttel.

Der alderman Sames 8. Grancia
bon Chicago iagt: sd betra4te Or.
Sings Neue gntbedung als Sbeals0etls
mittel gegen 6uiten, @rfdltungen unb
BruftIeiben. Sd babe bas Mittel indbs
reub ber lebten fiinf Sabre In metner
Gamilie eebrau@t. NIT Nusf1lub aler
drstli9en &eeepte uub fouifisen Mebt'
eatnente.1
Rep. Sobn Bnrsus bon aeotut, So
iua, f6reibt: sd btu ieit ttber 81
ssyabren Elm prebiger ber tnetbobifii1eil
Episcopal STRIDE unb babe gefnnben,
baB mir niemals etua8 10 gut getbati
bat, uie Or. Sings Neue @ntbedung.
Sian made nur einen @erfud nit bie'
fem s5beaI,6 ,6eilmitteI.1 probe1af9en
fret In ben Npotbetem bon s.. @alteper
& Son unb bon y. Sreib, San Mn'
tonic, Segas.
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ropa 5.75, in Nlten 100, in Afrita 40,
in Murralien 0.025, suiammen 205,S
No6 er6Ber 1T bic 3abl Der Sin'
bus unb 5itb 8, ndmliA 2074, fr
gut uie ausi9lieBIid in stIien Iebeuo
Oos @leide gilt bon ben 9 u B b l.
fen Nnbdngern bes 2Datie unl
som III e uno nabe petwanbter Ne
liaionsipfteme, tire @eiamnltsabl er
reidt 430.
.0eiben" siebt es in Nfen Is.
in Nfrita 125, in 4merifa ID in Iu.
tralen l6, in @uropa 0,02, 5ufaa
men 1856.
Diefe 3iffsrn iinb natirli6 be3i3lid
Der Bubbbiiten in aliien unb Der afris
fanii6sa beioen sismlid uugeuau, bel
2eBterea beruben fie lebisli9 anf S9d
Bung.
6uBt man Naes 3ufammen, 10 fteber
runb 493 Wlllionen @briiten 100e
Milionen Mdlt9riften segeniiber.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-01-24
So@ariitofratiidae Snbufrielle.

@ntgegenseisBi au benz @ontinente.
gebbren bem eagliihen 9igb life iebr
berporragenbe Sn6uftriele on.
2orb Rapleisb, Der beribmte Wlit.
entbeder bes v4rgon", oerfiebt BON lei
ntn @utern aus 2onboa D01entli9
nit Is, 900 @alenen Wil4, 500 pfuuo
Butter uub 5000 @iern. Die Mll4ges
lddfte meroen a(le unter ieinem Namen
unb ieiuer 9eitung gefabrt. Der Utar'
quis bon 2orus. ber SAwiegerfobn osr
se0nigin, TT Mittbsilbaber elmer Wb.
bel. uub 3apeteuflbrit. bringt tdSlif)
eiuige 5tunben i'm Bureau 3u uno
3eiduet bic pradtuollfea 8apetsn
WuHer. Sein iiingerer Bruber
heht eiuem grbBersn 3bee Smport
@eltdfte Dor unD Der iiinefe Sruber
NOR SuGhalter unb 1T nun 5bsilbaber
in einem Banfsei6dfte. Der Carl bon
NuHsl unb funfiige 6er3og bon
Yebforo iii Sn9enieur unb Nlitei=
Qentbhmer elmer Gabrif elettrii6er ZIP
parate. gr If tdgli@ Der Grite I'm Sus
reau, unb perldBt boHelbe alS GeBter.
groBe aoblsnmaseu nit benz Hamen
bes Warquis BON 3onbOrberrp bur6s
, aieben bic @traBen Der Stast. Ser
Carl upn 9bremSburn felt 3meibuns
bert Mietbmagen fur 2onoon unb grin
bette tiirsli6 cine Omnibusseieai6aft.
2orb @ouDentrp uab 2orD Norreps
importiren iicilianiibe @eine unc
MAIDEN bamit elm Rieien 8eiGdft.
uub Carl bon 6arrin9ton, iouie Carl
BON Mbinston finb 8efber unb Better
GROCER 6otels.
uebrisens ftammen iebr Oiele Der -ies
bigeu abeIigen en9lifden 6amilien bon
Daubmertera, aaufleuten, abeateu-
rern &c. ab.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-01-24
RatI, fttr Ratter.

0Or tiber 50 Sabren i6pn wurbe
Mrs. WihSloip's Soothing Sprup
BON MiQionen bon Miittern beim Sab.
nen ber 4inber angewenbet. Wirft bu
i'm @9lafe bur9 bas @hreien eines
&inbeS gef6rt, baS i'm 3abnen TT unb
por S6mer3en treints Wenu 10, lafie
iofort eine Glaide non sMrs. WinSs
lpms Soothing Sprup~ bolen. Sein
Wertb 1T unbe3ablbar. @s Dirb BEN
tleinen 2eihenben iofort 2inberung bers
i9affen. 0erlaBt eu1 barauf, Mhtter,
es iff fein 3neifel bariiber. gS beilt
Dpienterp unb Oiarrboe, regalirt ben
Mageu unb bic Nieren, beieitigt Minbs
8olif, ermei9t ben Gaumen, perbins
bert @nt5iinbung unb ftdrft bas ganae
Spiem. rMrs. Winslops SOOTHING
Sprup" fir 5abnenbe aimber ift anses
nebm in @ei6n,ad unb bas &eeept
ftammt BON einem Der beften tpeibli9en
Qerate in ben Ser. Staaten. So III bel
alien Orugsifen in Der eanaen Welt au
baben. preis Is @ents per Glafde.
8auft nidtS anberes, als Mrs. WinSs
Iotps Sootbings5prgp.
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Urn, tpie,ne ssird,eun,aus

Sn ber Grmutb stebt es Grobe unb abitaiunsen,
serabefc rie IS Observation-Disclosures unite,
beni niseu siebt, wel4e BITE gesrtffe armutt une
sen uub abmeHen. Waante balten itd ieIbit fhr arm
ell fe atGt 70 retG fnb pie anbere, basesen stebi
ss aud perbdItnibmdbs arme Geute, rslae NIT tbtsm
sertnsen GtntOmmen berslt@ buitteben Fnb. Gtue
art aiebt es iebpH, pel@er fetu nod 70 srpber
0rtbi&as abbeifen fam, udmlt@ bic armnfh an
f6rperlt6er 3attsteit uub @tberfanostraft, als
Gclse BON Refpciitdt, uaneeIbafter TereauunS unb
&bicuteruns Der perbrau@ten Stpffe aus benz Stut
unb ben apmpbsetdbeu. Den Sef&pd&ten 0er<
bouunss, unb Gbfcnberunssorsanen BITE nathrlt4e
Spannfratt wieber su peri&dHen, tf fetn anberes
Brdpatat 70 seetsnet, ernat tetnes 70 ben aephnds
ten 4pe6, als 6oaetter'S Mastnbitters. Snbem sS
BITE 8eroauuns pieber berfeat, bic @erpen bernbtst
uub resemdefse Gbdtistet ber eeber unb GtnSeretee
bewrf erfhuf es bic Bur Btebersemtnnuus 9etfftser
unb tbrperli6er 6pannfrait nptbpenhtaen Bebins
sunsen. MuH turirt eS Ralaria une Rbeumatismns.
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9auienbe Gdle bon GGminbiaGt,
NFbma, 0uiien, grfdltune unb Br6une
iperben tdsIi@ gebeilt bur@ Sbilsb's
Cure. Gum 0erfauf bel 3alteper 8
s&u@arb, Sames @laDiu, 8. 3. SpeI.
leKp, q. Gobn & &c., 3. SteIn, gens
tral Drug Store. u. S9wepps.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-01-24

GoOleb's Gegifter, No. % QIamo
plaja bat einen &uf fur suten alten
Wbistep, bic befen gemif1ten @es
trdnfe, feline @eine unb ausge3eidnete
importirte unb einbeimiibe Gigarren
.unb tets frifdes Bier. Der @iseutbiis
rter. Soc @ooIep. berfeht fein 8efddft.
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aarps glooer Root 9bee reinist bas
BIut unb eiebt cine refine id6ne Garbe.
Gum gertauf bel Sfalteper 6 S6us
haro, Sames glapin, 8. s. Speasfp,
q. gobn & Co., 3. Stein. @ niraI
Drug Store, u. S6meppe.
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StDti5 AT gtemer5abler.

Die SteuerIiiten fir bas Sabr 1895
befiuben fid iebt in meinen Sdnben
unb a0e StaatS; unb @Ounips Steuern
finb iebt in meiner Office 3ablbar.
Spie Gaffiano,
Steuer Solicitor, 8erar gountp.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-01-24

Sau|enbe BON RbeumatiSmus ssdls
len Rub bnr9 Gimer unO 0lmeno's
Gesept 9sn. 1851, gebeilt uorben.
Mae 2eibenben iollten cine Glaibe boz
BON perfuGen.
6. 90. preiinn & Co.,
@albefon, Seras
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B@ Mlfe @'erfenner riibmen Sas
bmnfle 8ier Der 2nne. Star'Sramerei,
bas ,,G GrIamger" ais elm sebaltreis
Dies, fraftseS 8ter, baS benz beffen
impor tirten 8tere eleidbfommt. Sn
cs id,on als SAT- Bier iebr empfeb'
Iensipertb, 10 gilt baS TT ned b1berem
Grade BON benz nprtreffiiHen, ab8elas
gertem unb ftarf fublenidnrebaltteeu
Observation-Disclosures.
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(Bortfesuns foIst).

= Ge9s @o@en litt i9 an 6uiien
unb G6mer3eu i'm 6a!ie; atpei padete
bon Er. Nuguit a6nis'S pamburser
gruiitbee itellten mid tpieber BETS.
3. geier. 38 q. 81. pauls 6traBe, &o.
defer. u. D.
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Ybntograpbien, aabinet @rbbe,
feline Nusfabrune $3.50 PET Dnbenb
Bel Gallo tpap.
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Su gliding ifi Der betonnte
S6iffsbauer SET. g0mmercienrotb
Snihau geiiorben.
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9rtutt &unanb'S 3affee teben
rag friid eebrannt.
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9aNa9e=8taette aaer Mrt
Ma@ nnh bon @nropa.
3tpii1ennedS Staten mieori8er ale
ie 3tttDr.

SEPT III bic 3eit. 9idets su faufen
unb 8ermanbte unb 8efannte aus ber
alien 0eimatb beraberfommen sii lafen.
@e9en senauer Snformation DenOe
man iid On
Mr. 80. s. DommG
Beneralsp pa1agiersNgent bet Wallorp
Dampfer 2inie,
523 gaf > 9oufon 9traBe, San Mn'
tonic, Segas.
Offi3ieller Ngent fiir ale europdi'
f9en Oampfer 2inien.
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Sc bleibt oubei !!

gd)pn ipteoer ftteg etn neues Sabr
Seraus aus bet Werienfung,
Sem ,,ne,ten 3urie" fdeint'S fiirtpabt
Seet 3ett 3n memer ghtpenfnng.
0Sir aber fino benz 3nrie treu,
0em alten, sebt's ans 9rimfem,
9euu tper ftets gretft gum 2onesgtar.
8r1n,
0em tpirb tets Jreube tuinfem.
9as 8ier her =gtar.8raueret,
80 TIT Der beften eineS,
@eld, dubreS 8r6m titatt brin8' berbei
@eiier tit iiber fetmes!
@eiunbbeit unb guten Mtbem erbaltet
Sbr bur9 gbilob'8 @atarrb Remebp.
Yreis SO @ents. gfaial Sniettor fret.
Gum Bertauf Bel aalteper & S9u9arb,
Sames @lapin. 8. 5. @peQehp. q.
@obn & Co., 9. Stein, @eutral Drug
Store, u. g56meppe.
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@egen DispepFe unb Qeberlei6eu
babe Sbr bic geDrudte @arantie an ies
Der 5lai9e BON 9bilob's 8italiaer.
Sc beilt INNER. Gum Dertauf bel
4aIteper & 5hu6arD, SameS @lapin,
s. s. speneFp, q. Gobn & Co., g.
Stein, Central Drug Store, u.
S1meppe.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-03-09
The Hebrew American and John Nelson
To THE EDITOR OF The NEWS:


SIR-The Hebrew voters of this city have
met again Sunday night, the main OBJ
ject being to discuss the disgraceful pro-
ceedings of last Friday nights caucus in
the Second Ward, through which the He
brews were shamefully slandered by cer-
tain newspapers who declare John Nell
son, who was convicted last year for receiv-
ing stolen goods, was the king of the Rus
sian Jews.
The various reports of the newspapers
were repudiated, as they contained but a
small per cent. of the truth,
1t was voted to print $4,000 circnlars
and send them out to the public, explain
ing that the Jews have meyer recognized a
leader, especially one in the person OF the
convicted John Nelson, and the false
statements OF a certain newspaper that
the jews have voted or will vote at the
will of Nelson, will be repudiated with
the strongest evidence. IL will be ex-
plsined that Friday nights victory was
not due to the Jewish vote, but TO the
vote of the British Americans, who have
taken advantage Of the absence of the
Jews who were then attending service in
the temple on Orms street, as it was the
commencement of the Sabbath. The as
sertion of John Nelson that he has bribed
areporter of The Telegram Will also be
made public. In all, some very import
ant developments are expected in a lew
davs. HcBREW- AMERICAN
Providence, March 8.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-03-09
SIXTH DISTRICT COURT.

In the Sixth District Court this morn
ing Peter Hanley was arraigned on the
charge of beating his 6-year-old child
with strap that he wore around his
body. The little cbild's body, the police
claim, is covered with welts and cuts
rent. Hanley told the judgestb he
thought that he had a perfect right to
make his children mind him. lie was
held in the sum OF 800 until Friday
for trial.
Moy Fingork and Nellie Watson were
each fined $40 and costs for fornication,
and the girl was sent to the State Work.
house for six months on the charge Of
being lewd and wanton person.
Thomas Gardiner and Joseph Dwyer
were bound over to the common pleas
division OF the Supreme Court on the
charge Of breaking and entering the
house of May lewis on Jencks street.
They pleaded guilty.
Charles Johnson pleaded not guilty to
stealing a coat from Fred Burs nam, and
was held until Friday for trial.
James Kelly pleaded not guilty to as
saulting Patrick Grady. Grady is at the
Rhode Island Hospital. The case was
continued until March l3.
Annie +. Tremmin wss fined go for
stealing Sl5 from John Cronin.
Thomas Price, Joseph Hall and Frank
Clark were charged with stealing bo-
logna sausage from one OF q. Leopold IL
Co. 5 wagons. Pine was sent TO the re-
form school and the other two boys were
fined e and costs each.
Mike Carranello was bound over to the
common pleas division OF the Supreme
Court in the sum OF 800 for having in his
possession while drunk a revolver.
This man was found at the corner of
Charles and Ledge streets yesterday
morning by officers McGovern and Gil
len, and he was fighting drunk and made
an effort to pull the revolver on the
officers, but they managed to overpower
him. After he was loaded into the "hur-
ry-up wagon" he tried to shoot officer
Cavanagh.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-03-09
Extreme cruelty and non support.
Granted. Samuel Ames for petitioner.

Extreme cruelty and non support.
Granted. Samuel Ames for petitioner.
BEFORE MArTEsoN, @. J.
Martha Ingham vs.. Abraham Ingbam.
Desertion and non-support. Granted.
George Farnell for petitioner.
Mary II. Bennett VS.. Lyman q. Bennett.
Non support, continued drunkenness and
extreme cruelty. A. j. Cushing for pc
itioner.
Eva j. Cummings VS.. Frank q. Cum
mings. Continued drunkenness and
non-support. Granted. A. J. Cushing
for petitioner.
Mary q. Mowry VS.. Israel r. Mowry.
Desertion and non-support. Granted.
Harmon =. Babcock for petitioner.
Ada A. =. Caddell vs. Howard Caddell.
Desertion and non-support. Z. NJ Sails
bury for petitioner.
Adolph Vester VS.. Mary Vester. Deser-
tion. Heard in part. Stephen Essex for
petitioner.
Elizabeth @. Spooner VS.. William b.
Spooner. Adultery and continued drunk
enness. q. Il. Champlin for petitioner.
Mary ID. Matthews VS.. Charles A. Mat
thews. Desertion and Don,support.
Granted. Comstock Il Gardner for petit
toner.
Joshua Markland VS.. Phebe Markland.
Desertion. Granted. w. W. Robinson
for petitioner.
Annie T.. Seelen VS.. Frederick Seelen.
Adultery. Granted. Page u Owen for
petitioner.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-03-09
l.u,ou, stu,i.nts.

LAWRENCE. Kan, March 9-State uni
versity students caused "a riot here by In
tercepting juniors going TO class party
Many fights occurred, students wer,
bruised and store windows broken. III,
onslaught was in retaliation for a simila
one perpetratcd on the seniors last ycnr
William Reno, one of the students VIII.
was hurt in the scrimmage. is TO swca
out warrants for the arrest of 20 of the "a,
tacking students.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-03-09
Steamship Long Overdue.

san FRANCISCO. March 9-The Pacific
mail steamship City OF Rio .Jancrio, which
left here Fob. 8 for Yokohama, has not
yet arrived there, and fears are enter.
tained for her safcty. She was due In
Yokohama Fob. 20, but not word has
been heard from her. The Rio carried l5j
people. Tho steamship people say there
Is some chance that the Rio may have
been forced to pass Yokohama and go ON
to Hong Kong
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-03-09
Rain Would Make Trouble,

AUGUSTA. Me, March o. From tho FOO
Of Swan island in the vicinity of Rich
mond, TO Iccboro distance of nearly hv,
miles, the Kenncbcc river is one mass o
ice, logs, lumber and wrcckagc of bridge.
aud houses from up the river Shout
rain come, or should the anchor ice collec
sufficiently to block the passage of water
there can be no estimate of the danag
that may enSuc
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-03-09
Co,d-,looded As.ns.,nn,,op.

CENTREvILLR. Nd, March 9. 9.-Samuc
p. Rash, - farmer, living near here, We
assassinated by an unknown person VIII,
fired through the window as Rash wa
sitting with his family In the diniu
room. He was able 60 make an antt
mortem statement, which casts suspicion
upon man with whom hc had quarrcled.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-03-09
VIII Eight nrnun.

SAN FRANCISCO, March 9-Mrs Mar
A. Davidson, now awaiting trial in a.
superior court, charged with extortin
$500 from Rev @. o. Brown. has been n,
leased on bail OF $500. Mrs. Dnvidso,
says she will bc one OF the witnesses b.
rebuttal against DIR. Brown, ana will pro
fer her testimony to tho Congregation
council
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-03-09
Inoendiary's sunday work.

Boston, March 9.-Anothcr disastrous
inccndiary fire occurred yesterday i'm the
Boston and Albany freight yard Mt Cottage
Farms. IL was set in n car filed with oil
barrels and spread Co car loaded with
sugar and ehen To lumber and coal cars.
The loss 10 stock was 5000. and to rail.
road properly an additional $500