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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-02-11

Siege, eenannt Winfa, nit alien bier
9eincn auf elmer Sduls iteben lieb uno
baSu nod EXTRA cine Id0ns Melpbie
pftff.
SIN SclmItobt sahlts MAJ Der Dume
fir oiefe boqenoete S9auitellung al
alien orei Sagen SuIammen 5iuei Mart
einunb5tpan5ig pfennis unb elm rober
Menf6 tuugte nod obsnbrein Die berg
lOie 9ritit: r0as is gar mir. Wenn
bus MGbel auf ben pfabl iteben tbGt
unb bic Siege ba8u pfiff, Ounn 9ab'
i'd aud n Pfennig babor."
60 einem 8anauien segeniiber min
i9 ipebsr SrGulein 2ilia nod ibre
3tege Mintd in S9ub nebmen. 0as
tpdre ~beleibisnb fir uns ale bret.
@eraoe i9 peib bon ben SaIenten
Der tungen Dame gu er5dblen. Sat
iie bod bon ben sebn pfanntu9en. bic
@rpbmutte mir nit auf bic Reife ges
seben bat, ALIEN unb in elmer einaissn
tnappen bulben @tunbe a9t aufssz
9eneH.
@m britten Sage aGio follts bic
Rsiie tp%eiterseben. Na9mittags fam
Der Serbersspater gu mir unb pers
lanste 3abluns fir Soft uno 2osis
fir ole Meni9en unb Sbisre, bic ilis
ter meinsr Direction ffGnben. Sd
faste ibm, i'd tpdre ni9t Director unb
bate aud tein 9eIb. % i9impfte
sr fiirbterli9 unb rief GERM Slode
Der. Der ftimmte nlr nit mir BARN
therein, bab er aud tein @elb babe.
sd bah ben MenIden als Sirscs
tor ansaiisbrt." fdrie er. ~un bef mt
al Senos ann gedrsert. Wit'n
S9lappbut bab' i9'n angaiiebrt! So
bas tpabr, Ssrr, ober is bat MID pabr2
Se2 $40 ia Der Sdlappbut. tpas2"
Va fam mir cine Sbee.
mSft gut" fagte i'd, rrpenn i9 bunn
einmal Director bin, bann min i4
sic aud be5ablt MAIDEN, Serr Wirtb.
@qes mas in Srbnuns 1T, unb unrs4t
min t9 tsinem Msniden tbun. Sd
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-02-11
lIrnlte 9cntt.

Sn SonplulM lebt cine uralte Gin9es
borene Der Sanbpid : Snfeln. beren
Glitter auf minoeItens 120 Sabre ees
iddbt tpirb. SelbItperItdnbli9 tann
ter Sag ibrer @eburt ni9t ooeumens
tariId na9sepieien iperben, ALIEN bic
MtittbeiIunsen, fpsl9e ie iiber bic BON
ibr erlebten Greisnife mu9t, iotpie bic
Sbutia9e, baB flint perI4iebene @enes
rationsn ihrer Na9tommen eTiitiren.
lufen an Dem unsepDbnli9 boben OIL
ter Der @reiiin teinen 3peifel auftom<
men. apau, tpie ibr Name lit. tpurbe
iiinsit BON benz 9iItoriter prOf. Ilegs
amber. benz cine bp9sebilbete Ginges
borene. Srau Rutuinu. als 0clmet'
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-02-11
80 Il ben.

MiBbtrtanben 2anbz
tptrtb: LIMB bas, liebe gouFne, lit
IiinitliGer Siinser!" = Staetbame:
.Mein 9utt. aIiO audi ben perfdIidt
man fdon!"
= Wibper f Gnb 8iirgtrz
meiIter: Isle iperhen aud bic Sung
frau bon Orleans fpielen?" =
S6mierenbirector (auslsid rSsIbsn=
batter" fsiner Sruppe): .SaIten sic
mid fir eiuen 9amentomitere-
S m Sabre 1000. ProfeFor
ben ardGolosie: .Sier, meins S.rrsn,
ssige i'd Sbnen Elm bel Miin9en ausses
grabenes 8utterfaB Der alien Oeuts
fden. tpOrin fs iOgenunnts Butter.
elm unferer Rarsarine san3 dbnlides
Yrobuct, fabricirten."
= Snberneuen Ibnengalz
Ierie. 8dntierseatttn (beren Sc
mubl neuaeabeIt): .abrabamIebsn,
mas fdlGsIt OH bic sroben 8udeln in
bic i96ne nsiie 9uunif9sg" = 9atts:
rgfu, mub I'D bob 'retnbrtngen q paar
Sslbentbaten!"
-5simse9id Srau BON
9srIad (rpel9er in @eIeni6aft Elm
Serr porssItslt tpirb): na9, sic inb
Der aaiirsr bon MiiIer unb
So6n! Oa tperbsn sic meinen Die
nsr t.nnen, Der Dftsrs Daaren Bel
Sbnen absebOlt bat!" Saiiirer: Be
baure, i9 bin in Der IbtbeiIuns fir
8udr3dblungl"
S6Iau. Der 9iIbbausr Roe
teri9 bat ieinsn eriten bsiben Rinbern
bic Ramsn r@ppii" uub p8ronci4 nit
Ridf9t anf feinsn 8eruf ssseben.
Srau: rglber tuenn isbt infer brittes
getauft pirb. mub ss einen perniinftis
gen 1amsn triessn.- = 8ilbbauer:
rDds msinit 0u gu antonis9" =
Srau: .Msinstpesen!" = 8ilbbuuer:
n6amus! Sept uaf' i'd fs -9huui"!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-02-11
Infunft t m Sprfe.

~ ~ 1 u " = '"
ben i9 nod sben BON meinem lebten
Reiftbum eriibrist bate. @s mar
Elm eleganter, idOner 4n5ug, 10 elm
re4ter 3iinftleran5ug nit Sammets
rod uno S9lappbut. Sd mar alio
ipieber bel 9roBmutter auf benz 0orfe
in Spit unb lanspeilte mid fiir9ters
li9.
9a, zines Cages geriet6 bas 9orf
in cine fiirdterli6e @~ufregrns. Sine
panoernbe Menagerie lpar einseaosen.
Gin sanSes, npbl brefirtes Sbierrei9,
Elm grobes 8ameel, elm orosntlider le=
benber Bar, cine tiinitleriI9 beanlagte
Siege unb baSu nod allerleiIffen, @IeI
unO ionitises 9etbier. On Der Spite
bes 3uses, bod gu &ameel, rift Der
Serr Director in's 9prf. uno bic DID,
fen, 8iibe unb S9afe brGn9ten Ii9
Bel benz 4nbtid bes DiftenI6iffes
neusieris, dber aud perlesen I'm ibrsn
Strtsn SuIammen. War es Reib ober
8efpunberung, tpomit bic S9fen uno
S9afe gum eritenmal elm 8ameel be-
tra9teten9 Sd femme bic tbieriiae
Rutur gu tpenig, nm bariiber beitimmt
urtbeilen gu t0nnen.
Die gauge Menagerie aber bate fir
MIDI elm bebeutenbes tiinitleriides
Snterefe. Sd bate f9on StiSsens
BUD unb Stiff in Der Sanb unb 3eids
nete.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-02-11
@or f elIung.

&ameel tortelte, als fpenn es bic WiiIte
Sabara breimal binter chamber bur6s
quert bate, unb Der alte Bar idien auf
alien pranten gu lubmen.
Serr Director Slode bate mir i9on
aebnmal geIast: ga. id bep sic als
Director ensagirt mit'n S9lappbut,
obne S9lappbut ts bat man mau.
ga, polen NAL iebn!"
Mein I90ner S9lappbut lag ia i'm
Jlub, unb Serr SIodt bate mir iejs
men alien gelieben. Iber nur Der
@enI9 tann ii9 BON Germ 5Iode's
altem Sut cine d~nnGbernb ri6tige
@oriteGuns MAIDEN, Der NAL ieinen
neuen Sut seieben bat.
Qber in Der Serberge purbs ih bod
als Director porgeItelt. Der Sers
b~erssbater fab mid BON oben Bis
unten on, unb ba i9 aufSerrn Slodc's
Ratb ben !Sut binter meinem Riiden
belt, 10 I6ten Der Wann BON mir be-
friebist gu iein.
Dim nd9iten Mittas ipute bic erite
8oritellung in benz StGbt6en itattfins
ben. @orber aber frObnte i9 meinen
tiinitleriI9en @eIiiIten na4 Ssraenss
luit. Sd idli9 mid gang friib in ben
Stall, itelte meine Staftelei auf. tie
i'd in benz groBen 8aItentpasen Der
@eIelI9uft mitgebra9t bate, uno
malte elm punberbares Stialeben !:
affen, s3iegen, Siibner, Staaiuusen
na6 ben berrli9iten Mooellen unb ben
Serrn Director nebIt 6rGulein Sodter
aus Der Pbantuiie od5u.
Sd badte beitimmt, fir bies Bib
minbeItens einen Mondt bel meinem
luitieen Better in Der Stabt leben gu
tDnner.
glio bic erite 9orIte[luns auf Dem
Marttplab bate ftattgefunben unb
5tpar nit einem 6ebeutenben %pefuniGz
rem MiberTolge. Srei Sage ipollte
!Serr Slode nit ietner Menaserie
iiberbdupt nur in Selmitabt blei6en.
unb Is mub bier lsiber slei6 conltatiri
peroen, eab Die betoen a1oeren Sage
nod ipeniser einbruaten.
@s 1T fiber, baB bieies Siasco nur
benz maneelnben &unitiinne Der Gins
ippbner BON Sslmitaot SuSui9reiben
mar. Die 4fteure bes Serrn Oirecs
tors Tlpde batten feline S9ulb oaran.
Wenn aud bic 2eiftungen bes 9Gren
unb Der Mffen gerabe ni9t BON 9enias
litGt 5eu9ten, 10 iparen es bod CUTE
tiinItlsriiae Witelleiftun9en, unO es
tpirb Obne 3peifel cine gauge Mense
bon 8Gren unb affen seben, bic nidt
a~nnGbernb 10 LANCE auf otpei 8einen
tanSel tDnnsn ipie infer 8Gr unb
ni6t balbpsss 10 quite 9eiidter i6nei.
ben tDnnen fpie unisre Iffen. @ber
benz publitum bon SeImitabt feblte
eben bas ri6tige 8eritdnbnib bafiir.
8snn bic So9ter hes GERM Directors,
bic on5ebnli6e 2iIia, nit benz Sams
meltelIer berumging. 10 er9ielt fie in
ben peitdus meiiteH GGan INNER nur
cine &~ubfermiinse, unb buriiber dts
serte ii9 S.rr 5lode idGnblid. ST
bate i~iberbaupt eiHe furdtbure Wutb
gegen bas aupfer, tpie er MIR unters
tuegs f4on mebreremale mit9etbetit
bate.
Dat berbammts Stopper" = 10
nannte er ss - nipenn nan blob bit
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-02-11

perpfGnbe Sbnen alfo meme gauge Mes
nagerie, ineluIipe &ameel, Bar, Siege
unb 4ffen. aber elm 8eefitedt unb N
Slaf9e @ein miifsn Sic mir nod ber'
d~usesben."
Sa ma6te Serr 5lude uber elm bits
terbDIes @eiidt.
r0at?! @at2! @dt mill oieie
Mini99! !Serr Dirtb, bic Sbier9ens
freet Sbnen ia BEL lebenbisen 2eibe
auf. ga, tpenn bieIs Meni4 mat pers
pfGnben nil, odnn mill id Sbnen mat
Iaaen. Sinten in Der S9eune Itebt n
9roBes Bib. Dat bett be malt. Dat
bat er BON meme 3bier9ens gemalt.
Dat Iol er sic perpfdnOen!"
9ieisr @orI6lag mar benz Ssrs
b~ergsputer augenI9einli9 a%nnebmbas
rer. @r ipanOte ii9 Der S9eune gu
uno mid iibsrfisl bic 4ngit. Mein
I9Dnes Silb, an benz i9 bic lsBten
Gage rod 10 emiig gearbeitet bate !!
Sd elite benz Wirtbe pordus, rib bic
Sbiire auf unb Itiiratc in ben Stall.
8. tpel9' elm fiir6terlider 9tnblid!
Die gffen malten an meinem berrlis
den Bible unb Mintu, bic 3isse,
Idaute ernftbuft gu! S4dnbli4.
f9dnblid! SD tObte, i9 fIu4te!
r9(6 nat" faetc Serr Director
Slode, wpat be lit anitelt! Va pirb
bas8ilO aud nod ni9t i4ledter pon!"
Im anbern Morgsn mar i'd pieosr
bel meiner lieben 9robmutter, bic
MIDI ipeinenb empFins. Sic peinte
INNER, tuenn i'd antam unb tpenn id
pieber sing, Ginmal Dor Sreubs, bas
anberemal Dor Summer.
nSait Su bas Bib bertauft, mein
gnton9" fragte fie.
oN9 nsin, @roBmutter."
nTu. mein Sunse, bas 1T gut, bann
min i'd Dir Elm paar Pfdnntuasn
5aden."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-02-11
Ser Bar ais MubeGl.


9u fiiblte i9 plOBli9 cine I4fpers
9anb auf meiner S9uIter. SD
brebte mid UNI unb fab ben Serrn
Director Der Danbermenagerie neben
mir. Gr bieB. tpie i6 na9ber erfubr,
Claus Slpde unb bate ii9, oa er abs
tpe9Ielnb in Stdbten unb SDrfern
auftrat, elm sigenartiges @emiI9 BON
So9z unb 9~lattOeuti9 als Sprade
angeei9net.
nSerr." Iaste er gu mir, rpat tbun
Sic benin ba2"
SD aei9ne Sbrs Menagerie."
rSbo, bat mar i9Dn! Saben sic
n Patent2 Sa tonnt iebereiner toms
men unb meme Sbier9es abmalen.
Das 5oblen Sic oafor9"
,Serr, sic tDnnen mir bod niht
D%eripebren -"
vSa mon, bat lam i9," Iagte rus
big, aber 9rob Der Serr Director unb
rib mir bus Sti53enbu9 aus Der
Sanb.
0as imponirte mir. rDas tpo1en
Sic benin buben9" fraste i6.
rOree Marf. bann t0nnen Gle mets
netpessn bic gauge Menujerie Op'n pa
pier imieten.
9rei Mart bate i9 nidt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-02-11

= 20 + piher SO 4. S1r.
fer gum pfarrsr. Der eben ms 9aits
buus sebt): ~SIt has aud Elm Seitsn.
pfao gum Simmel9" pforrer (lds
delnb): p0a pdre id Sbnen Tiaer
ni4t bseesnst. Serr SOriter!"
-~8pr@eri9t. Ri6ter: mas
beranlaBie sic, ben 3eusen 70 fur9t.
bar gu i9luseng" = 4~nsstlagtsr (Ots
rector elmer Shmiere): rGr bsbauptete,
i9 perfiise iber teine bebeutenben
2-dfte unb bd babe id ibm has Ges
ssnthetl beipsitsu tuonen.- :.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-02-11

nur bon rein tiinItlerii9en Motipen
s~eleitet tpprben bin, unb Dab i9 ni9t
i'm entfernteIten bic abii9t gebabt
babe, benz Sbiere irgeno etpds unans
gsnebmss au3ufiigen. 4ber mein MO-
ben mar sana enti9ieben anoerer W2eis
nung. YlDbli9 mari es ben langen
Stab, uuf ben es Ii9 seitiiBt bate.
nett bon Ii6. itiir5te auf mid gu uno
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-02-11

DC q, UIt OItNt.
perbammts Stopper mid uuf Der Belt
ipdr'. banT tonnt:r tie einsn MID Jim
mers be i9ofelissn pfennies aufn
Seller i9meiben!"
2eiber tOnnts biesmal au9 bic be-
beutenbIte PRODUCTION Der 5lode'I9sn
@sIenI4aft horan ni9ts dnbern.
9ieIe pirtli9 electromagnetic 2eiituns.
Die in Stdoteu bon bDbersr tiinitIiaer
8ilbuns i9pn bis gu bier Mart flint.
sis Yfennis einsetroeen bate. beftonb
BARN. bab bic Guis9ri!fhe 2tgia ibre
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-02-11

u. .gtbsr. msin 2isbsr. sic miiFm
ia perfiimmern! :. SD rattle Sbnsn.
ii4 ieben Wprssn eistaIt gu pa56en
unb bann absureibsn!" - .Sas thu
ia ia bereits, Serr Sector!" = so!
3. RuH. bann miFtn Sizes e6eu
aufseben!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-02-11

Snnsre WGrme. ella,
a6er parum ldBt 0u Oenn ben Doctor
Mitller rIfen, aud ipsun Dir gar
-'G,ts fettt9" 80 peiBt Dill, er ffbIt
10 rsi5sno Rem 9uIs. odB mau alaubt
qulspdrmst ansubabsn!"
The evening tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 189?-190?, 1897-01-01

last card. openly avows his candidacy
for Sherman's place and calls upon the
party, in return for has eminent SER
vices in defeating the Democracy, to
give him what he asks.
Now Hanna has struck his first real
snag. Ex-Gov. Foraker, sound Re-
publican and party boss, wants to GO
to the senate, also, and he disputes the
pass with Hanna. He has marshal ed
his best soldiers and will fight till the
last gasp. He does not recognize the
party's great debt ~ Hanna. hut h-
does see it's debt to Foraker. Both
candidates are smeared with war paint
their whoop is heard throughout the
land. Hanna, st the very threshold OF
success. may stumble. The humor of
the whole thing is irresistih g.
The evening tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 189?-190?, 1897-01-01
TO REDUCE DRUNKENNESS

There went into effect yesterday in
Taunton scheme on tue part ~ thv
police department TO decrease the mum
Der of drunkards. As Yet it Is tut al
experiment, aud what the result vii
be remains to be seen. Commencing
yesterday the name Of every person ar
rested and convicted of drunkenness
will be sent to every licensed hquoi
dealer in the city with a warning thai
If hquor is sold to any of them within
six months after the receipt of the
names the person 30 doing will be liza
ole TO fine.
The names of the persons arresit q
for drunkenness are on the day OF theiI
arrest, written on an especially pre-
pared document aud forwarded To each
dealer in the city. Yesterday the WORK
was begun aud Chief Babbitt sent out
the first batch.
Now AS for the liquor dealers-th' V
will assuredly say many forcihle and
expressive things each day when they
receive their mail. Then, too, they
vii sav many more things, more forei'
ble and expressive than at inst, wben
they place the inebriates named on file
and try to remember when the six
months limit expires on each one.
We will watch the resu with interest.
as he plan might be good one to ii.
augurate in Pawtucket if it works A.
well as is anticipated by the Taunton
authorities.
The evening tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 189?-190?, 1897-01-01
OUR CANDIDATES.

We understand that Hon. d. Russell
Brown is a candidate from Rhode ISL
and lin connection with @. Warren Lip
pitt tor place in the Mckinley cabi-
net. Both have eminent qua'ifica
tions; both have had rich guberna.
-toriai experience; both tried for the
vice presidency and failed; both are
original Mckinley men; both art
hungry for political preferment. G.
Warren Lippitt displayed his signals
some time ago. We almost feared, for
. time. that ID. Russell Brown was GO
ing to fail us, but he didn't. No! He
il in the field as fnll-fedged candi.
date, and we wish him merry can.
vass. They ray cabinet timber is scarce
. out Canton way.
The evening tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 189?-190?, 1897-01-01
THE RISE OF HANNA.

A year ago Marcus A. Hanna of
Cleveland appeared on the scene. HIS
simple role then was that of purveyor
to protection. He. espoused the can
: didacy of William Mckinley of Ohio,
also. The great chiefs of Republican
Ism, their girdles heavy with the scalp.
locks OF many a political foe, looked
1pon Marcus A. Hanna with derisive
contempt, for Marcus was new shell
upon the oft-swept beach of politics.
They attempted to kick the shell back
into the waves, hut we're soon astonished
to ind they couldn't do it.
Marcus went out and sought
wealth. 1t flowed in to him in a
stream. The hiehbinders OF the party
couldn't duplicate it. Hanna cornered
the mouey market The great corpora
tions bowed to him and loosed theil
purse strings. They trod down Reed
Allison, Morton, ID. Russell Brown. Q
Warren Lippitt and nominated Nc
Kinley. Then they elected him. Hann
always at the helm. Hanna, the ne,
medicine man of politics, became tn
chief OF the Republican tribe He ar
ranged the Inauguration ceremonies
Then he showed his hand. He force
John Sherman into the cabinet.
IL is now quite pain why Hanna wen
20 all this bother TO elect Mckinley
Once having elected his man and 20
hsm safely into his power, it was cas-
work 10 force him TO put into the cab
nst ard 60 out OF the way, the ind
'vidual Who stood in the path OF Hanna
ambition TO become senator. This ma
vAs Sherman. Sherman once on th
accepted cabinet list Hanna plays b
The evening tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 189?-190?, 1897-01-01
GREATER PA WTUCKET.

What We need is sgrester Pawtucket,
more city aud less suburban towns,
whose interests are our interests.
The postofiices of Pawtucket and Gen.
'tyal Falls should be consolidated under
enc roof, and there is no doubt but
what they will be when the new gov
srnment building now I'm, process Of
construction is completed. It is the
general impression that tho people do
not want such concentration, but it
will he found out upon examination
that it is the crafty politicians who talk
for Q living, and not the people them
selves who are "unalterablv opposed"
% this most important step in the right
direction.
The evening tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 189?-190?, 1897-01-01

r Tresentat,ve Spencer OF Mississippi
has troduced bill to purchase Cul q
for 1900 900. 900. 1t takes two to make
. ba gain, aud We have yet to learn If
Cuba IL for sale.
The evening tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 189?-190?, 1897-01-01

Mr.. Wane maker takes his defeat for
the senstolship solely TO heart, aud
VOW tina, he will wreak vengeance
= ",n senator Quay. Mr.. Wanamaker
ought to knuw that life is too snort TO
spend 1t in gratifying revenges.
The evening tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 189?-190?, 1897-01-01

Que of the things that makes man
turn pate ut request to represent this
government at the Court Of st. James
is the possibility that the distinguished
Briton. Willie wsllie Astor may give
the blooming American a cold English
atare
The evening tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 189?-190?, 1897-01-01

One of the needs of Pawtucket is bet
ter telegraph facilities. A compact
community OF 10000 sonls should be
given far better facilities than are
offered at present. Perhaps the Off
oials of the telegraph companies are
under thu impression that the service
in Pswtucket is satisfactory, but they
Won Il discover by making an inquiry
that such IL far from being the case.
The evening tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 189?-190?, 1897-01-01
At THE OPERA.

Tho glitter Of diamonds and big. bright eyss
Rival each other In box there,
And the smiling red mouth which always do
MES
The old, old story Of heartache and care,
And the spirit which ever dehes.
But the shine OF tears in her brooding eyes
Rivals the jewels which gleam In her hair,
While feel that her coldness Is only lies,
That such routine she can hard bear,
For her pale face droops as the Voices rise.
wonder II memory sings lHv
or last winters sport and ardent boy,
And tho darling moods OF Z e passionate day
When she won and ma ..aned her favorite
toy,
Then left him alone an" rode away.
Irene ,od in Vanity Fair.
The evening tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 189?-190?, 1897-01-01
TOUR ABOUT TOWN

Within q period of few months
charges have been made against certain
lawyers that they have taken almost the
entire Judgment given in large damage
suits.
One Pawtucket lawyer is accused OF
having been assignee in about 30 cases. in
none of which has he ever made state
ment to the Supreme Court, as required
by law. A high city Official in Providence
is accused of the Same careless disregard
of the rights of creditors.
Charges came in 80 fast that the JUS
tices of the Supreme Court considered
it necessary to take some steps of pre-
caution against rascality, fraud and
orookedness among the Rhode Island
lawyers.
1t is the custom of clerks in the local
banks and others who have tho handling
of bank bills, to have a damp sponge
at hand, with which to moisten the tipt
of the fingers and thus facilitate the
process of counting this is sanitary
arrangement to supersede the thour ht.
less and dangerous habit of touching the
fugers to the tongue when it is remem.
bered that, ut the best, old bills which
have had vast variety of experience,
ae unclean, saying nothing of their
nability to convey poison and disease,
no person can be too careful i'll handling
them. The death is this week reported
in New York, of a bank cashier. who
had vicious custom Of carrying bi l.
in his mouth, who suffered blood poison
ing by their contact with q slight. wound
on his lip, death resulting within a
week. In the best of views worn
bank bill is dirty rag.
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I note that the Shamrock Park As
sociation are to give banquet on Thurs
dsv evening. From what 1 have beer
able to gather regarding the event
considerably more than the banque,
will be given. Pawtucket may be slow
but there are some swift people in it
II you doubt it, look at the par tally
completed program of the vaudevill,
entertainment which will follow tn,
dinner Character sketch, Gagged from
the Spot" Messrs Lations and Bone
first appearance in this city OF tn,
Three Little Egypts;" imitation o
wing and buck dancing, (apd sleeping
over time) by "Banty Morris; Special
ty act, Blocking q Rusher," by the
Whiting Brothers. The above is but
small portion OF program replete will
chestnuts, prunes and other articles o
furniture. The whole bill will probably
put the Seeley banquet seventeen dc
grees in the shade, as the program will
Indicate: Scooped," three newspaper
men " Hogan's Alley by Moonlight,
by the occupant; THE Green Abov,
the Red" Mile Nc cMannus; "Trilby, :
Miss Lillian Russell Doe and Littl,
Blllee. The conclusion will be a gran,
transformation scene in which IN,
duel" by Snyder aud a well-knowI
7 book agent will be feature.
: The TOURIST.
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The evening tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 189?-190?, 1897-01-01

Gov. Lee of South Dakota wants to
have the money in the State treasury
sounied. The idea is one which might
be adopted Ia other States.
The evening tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 189?-190?, 1897-01-01

Mrs. William Murden, 1877 Third street.
Albany, N. ", gives II the need of praise.
as follows: I'll have used DIR. Bulls Cough
Syrup and find II has no equal. No family
should be without IT,
The evening tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 189?-190?, 1897-01-01
SPECIAL NOTICE /!

The Providence Brewing Company OF Provi-
dence, r. is the only Brewery in Rhode Island
Manufacturers of Union Made Lager Beer being
members of Local Union, Ill., National Union of tho
United Brewery Workmen of the United States.
JOHN McMoRRow, President.
The evening tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 189?-190?, 1897-01-01

Five asnington churches have
OF red Major Mckinley pews 10 So ure
the prestige Of his attendance.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1897-10-21
From Foot to Knee
ohio Woman Suffered Great Agony
From a Terrible Sore 80 her Story
Of the Case, and Her Cure.

"For many years l was afflicted
with milk leg, and few years ago it
broke out in sore and spread from my
foot to my knee. suffered great agony.
It would burn and itch all the time and
discharge a great deal. My health was
good with the exception of this sore. 1
tried a great many kinds of salves, but
some OF them would irritate it SO that /
could hardly stand it. / could not 60 near
the fire without suffering intensely. Some
one sent me papers containing testimo-
malls OF cures by Hoods Sarsaparilla and ]
told my husband | would like to try this
medicine. He got me bottle and 1 found
it helped me. kept on taking it until
my limb was completely healed. cannot
praise Hoods Sarsaparilla enough for the
great benefit it has been to me. Ii
cleanses the blood Of all impurities ana
leaves it rich and pure" MRS. ANNA E.
EAKEN, Whittlesey, Ohio.
Hoods Sarsaparilla is sold by all drug
gjsts. 81; six Tor S5. Be sure to get Hoods.