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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1897-05-14

baseball clUhS-iauEh ont : rich hz--
vss- o. potatoes beans, cabbage and
CON-
The lsx- yea- The city treasury s.
sisted The succesS Of -Ssz wss repeat
4 n 1885 and again n 1885 But while
n 1884 The entire cost was net by VOL
u--z-y contributions those o. 1893 and
1876 Ts1s paid for By The city. $. 110
having aesc placed II The estimates for
-LeSe EszrS
and vel It paid. The entire sun
thus 5z- expended for -hs potato
patches reaches nearly sl1.0oo- while
-ls REAL market value Of -1s cro1s
a. rs tine they ~e7e -s=5 : estimated
n he Eoo5lv SIM o. So 600 uva-. and
above --s coS-- and : i now thought
that T -Es Pi1E-es plan Of giving pso-
he chance 70 az-- their Owl living
had To- 1==1 II operation a Least 81 =
COZ would have been -ecesss-T 10 be
contributed ron public and private
sources % s-zVe o. actual starvation.
Thils nov The poor earn enough 70
make hen comfortable and kezQ then
Or -hs stress
Plans for the present yszr ara vel
u1I=- Wy aid these are much mora
ambitions than ANYTHING heretofore
ATTEMPTED Esvc- P5u-es estimates
--z- -hs-e zTs a. least 500 acres q
arabic land within The c5ty'z limits
Which car b utilized 70 ssv nothing
O Tia o-hs- thousands n tie suburbs
The part which the Starvation Army
III axe II The work VII b q hunt
on and solicit the Use Of good vacant
los They vii sac 70 Il that tie 1Iow-
.oE : vel done with Ihe uo-er s77-o-
Qr5a-=d hy The city and br private cor
Cl11EO1 Ttey VII distribute -hs
$50 a-c keep account OF he seeding
and Eil ses 20 Il that ezrh family does
IS allotted AMOUNT OF cultivation.
IhsT- II -e-u-l- z-e a. TfS=---sr
Iee6- ara EE1sc-e5--o bring -rzf- rs
ual salvation methods into tie po-z-o
patches s16 20 co-rs-- tfe -eo71z %
he music OF he ploEshs-s and ia IN
q -he hoz
Songs are beiag selected for -r= --zz
q tts farmers and vo- -z- er-z--
% hsz- musical z6z7-z-fo-s ~ PM
fo- -Ls Shore and 90rl- n Ann
Bsa-s- -s5e applicable and Iorzr n
Hoe Along The Row and aonlr
Sssi-Bss-e--7
No business operation has eTe- SO
ese1s1 better than the ~Plngee potato
Essfe1 plan No o-hz- Ear OF e-zhl;-z
7s-77-s 70 sz-1 their OF living r-z =
---s7-sc such Widespread and universal
-0-,ea- 7 has called re attention OF
-1s c1Tlli1s6 E-o-l6 % z grez- e-co-o-i-
ruth that The poor q ths cities z-e
TOT 7oo- -1cE choice O. ron -iz;--Ii
nation 70 E-ork- b1r from The inns
: -1---- q getting s-ploy-s-t- rr--
hey Ellli1gly Undergo : hard and NJ
usual -oil--hs hO5i-z q b-oFz- soil
- H7-1 9 living s1d fu--hz-- that much
. IL want that nov requires grss-
70 -l--ls-lo-s 70 poor commissions n
crate would 1eTE eIist = pao7Ie
I'D 81 Al IDss f1ee access 70 tbs sol
No Eond=r Potato Pzugrea vas
z1s7srsd n Washington when h ap-
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1897-05-14

through pride-just as one persists in
/ refusing TO reconsider a foolish choice
one has made, lest people should talk
about it; through love Of ueaee-a
separation would cause so much scan
daI and create so much trouble;
through fear Of public opinion-what
would the neighbors say. and her
friends, and, above all. her reIatives7
through imitation = everybody else
sticks to his wife, so one must do ike
the rest; through force Of Character
Just as a great soul bears a catastro-
phe without a word Of eomuIaint.
through Terile dignity-one must re-
spect ones name. you know: through
legal eompulsion-there is no cause IN
offer for suit, there are no facts IN
justify it; though philosophy-alI won1-
en- resemble each other; through q shirt
OF penitenee-"It is ny fault. all nv
iauit' ny most grieTous fault; through
petty vanity, because eTerybodv saws
On, what a splendid womapp'-
through remorse-"Poor little woman,
Il IS not her fault that I am tired n,
ner; through spite-"So I have bae1
caught IN the trap-sh-let others fan
lnto II alsor And now. ye untrust-
worthy apostles Of domestic worship
that l nave summed up these varfs.
llons OF conJugal attachment find ~
me household that I have been lootf,1o
Tor these twenty years. in o-der 49,.
- " apie 70 add sometimes. after
ieE months Of married life. a man
sun clings TO MS wife through love
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1897-05-14
BEAU NASH.

2ez1-Nash-Ric1srd Nash he was
chrts-e1s6-Eas one Of the oldest fig
u-es n Fashionable England during
The l2st csnZury- n I70z Nash vas
created Master q Cereno-i=z fl Bath
and under his vigorous -ule socie---
before then disorEanizs5-vas forced
70 walk the chalk lire Of etiquette
When The Princess Amelia Yyes5ed for
one dance mora after Il O'clock Nash
politely Informed her that the Laws OF
Bah Te-e unalte-able Is those Of IL
curgus; The1 The Duchess Of Queens
barry appeared q bau il point
ace spro1- worth sd guiusas. &c re-
s1se-1lly united il and threw Il 70 z
rating Tmsn- Such social dezootisn
Eon hin The title Of the King q Bath
a1d Il kept appropriate state. Nash
7Tss BON n 1874 and vas educated ~
Oxford During the latter usr- OF his
life he lived largely upon the earnings
Q the gambling table. although he Re
cs1Te5 z pension from The town Of
Bath, which owed Hueh o. its prosper
ity 10 his Efforts
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1897-05-14

The tune was when thy rivers rapid
food
Was erimsoned with the tide Of hu-
nan blood.
and Maui's warriors driven to their
doom.
With cries for mercy on their culver
ing lips
As eorpses sank and stsmmed the
trimming tide;
The Waters of Destruction" blood
bedyed,
Rolled Ger "as waves roll DER the
wrecks Of ships"
Now all is peace between the green
swathed towers,
The valley sleeps, a wilderness Of
bloom,
With bubbling waters meath the
warm green gloom
And shady arbors "lit with lamps of
flowers"
CHARLES H. EWART.
Dalbeattis, Scotland. March 1907
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1897-05-14
PINGREE'S PLAN
The Potato Patch a Sue.
cess IN Detroit.
Poor People Cot FOOD ana IrcI-
osn-zUy They Made some
Money

-1s s-cczsS which Ezs attended rs
operation C. Mayor lov Guve-1o-
Pl1Eas-s -P0or Peoples Potato Pa-cz
Plan a ii vas 5ec5-5olzly called SUI
p-.se5 even he sz1E-z-e phllzu-h-o2-
ISIS Of Detroit Tie scheme has nov
cone 70 b rel known : late san
5oss Mercury EzT@ n following &C
count @ -hs financial s16 q II
DETROIT N5c1, april z-Ths Pin
gre potato Rz-ch scheme i sill
marching q This : literally tue;
for this ssaso1 the Mzyo7-Govz-1or o:
Michigan has called &c rs as The Sal
vz1io1 Army 10 Cooperate With Ms 20
tao pz-eh- They Es-e h0- 70 GO 50
and the novel spectacle q potatoes and
salvation I'll - sen and hard II
Ds1oi,s vacant los
Tie potato patch, 20 those ~ho have
Only hand he name without knowing
TIE tzc-S sounds Elld and c1iuziczl,
II 1O- ABSOLUTELY foolish But those
vho coma 70 Detroit 70 r3diczle il r.
main 70 admire Many have goas
zEz-, leaving subscriptions for he
potato patch plan
Ike al Wss.e-n cites Detroit las
il is oOa1lzrizS much vacant land
Acre st-e- z-s hzs besu planted Ehich
II al probability. VII u0- y bulk Up
OF for yez-s, tor lie desires O he land
Spectators have o1SulpDe5 -zs
s-oEl1 O he Cl-g- L VS. n -1s su-iuz
q 1884 Ihz- M Pl1Ees frs ezs- long
Lg g-zlcsS q Lhsss unused acres. and.
g-1Sllg L1e -6sz Lhz- L o1ly .rhe idle
people and This Idle land could BE-
brought toge-hE-- Lhs ClIyS poor fund
a -e1s-- would X spared n appealed
70 he land oE1s7s tor land and 70
O-1srs to- voluntary contributions IN
order q by sssd and pl0E he ground.
Tie Qlza worked and -ha poor .Qss-
PIE cook hold Though Tie planting
Vzs lz-s rains a. gus- Lhs right tz-e
l--s--l1Le6 viii -hs proper zzoE-- @.
sunshine EzCe about 10 ze-ss-he-A
to-o-s given Ovs- 70 pasture land for
STAY Co.'s and diamonds fo- suz-eur
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1897-05-14
THE lao VALLEY, MAUI.

For tie Advertiser and GazetteI
A lofty gateway in the mountain sleeps
Swallowed and grey with wealth OF
forest trees
{ Bending their branches 10 the stri-
/ dent breeze.
Graded afa- of on the purplsd
cse7s-
leads q the valley where the trailing
miss
Fragile and thin as gossamer are
drawn
around the turre-s. and feat and
fav1
With hurried lips by wandering sun
beams kissed
Upon The shining forsheadz Of the
hills.
Begir- With haloz tipped with iris
Resonant with the voices of the
And low, sweet echoes Of a thousand
nils
Between the hills that pierce the azure
air.
The valley lies With balmy woods
enshrine6
With ferns and grasses vinnoved bv
The wind.
And lofty suires bedraped with maid
e1-hair
Like wandering islands float above The
And seas Of pearl that inundate the
vale.
p7Ss-r 80 <s71=-- =, - ,----r. -
Co1ceali1g al the fower-gemred
forest ways.
As ny The wave Of some msgician'si I
hand
The clouds and vapors from the hills
are rolled:
What dream is this. The Paradise
OF old,
: glimpse vouebsated rs Of the Prom
ised Land,
Embattled steps from pinnacle 10 base
o'erbuTdened with gsrniture Of
flowers;
White streams adow them drip in
shining showers.
II shattered foam Of liquid chrvso-
points the Needles tare--
ing sDire-
4 monument Of prehistoric days.
When al the valley was z tangled
maze
o. b2ood-rsd pits and rushing streams
o: FIRE
Nov waTe-tng Ianeetz Of The sunlight
slips
through thieg--ibbed rafters Of the
eddTing leaves.
Where gorgeous blossoms climb the
forest caves
steeped II the glamour Of green
eclipse.
o.. vsllsv ringed With nerer-fadins !
bloom, J;
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1897-05-14

psz-ed IN the inaugural parade The
rz-v u-chi-S II -hs streets Moderated
potatoes 81 him. And he liked il
100,
But the potato patch scheme dos
not stop Al the soliciting OF land from
Is owners. M Pingree has recon-
ns16ed that The city buy land ada
cent 70 Detroit and have II fenced and
provided with inexpensive stoTehouseS
Tor tools. seeds. etc with IN inIelli-
gent ove-sesT OF superintendent Then
The work which Is now spread over six
weeks could BE done in 2 week. and The
entire issue Of los and SEEDS confined
70 o-e day. - he CITY Grows 10 these
municipal farms they could Be COZ
Te1-s5 into parks and land further ont
secured for the potato patch idea
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1897-05-14
AGISST BErRoAcT1oN.
senator White Strongly Opposes
the Clsu>e-

senator White strongly Opposes
the Clause
WASHINGTON. april 22-The Re
publican Senator's. who ara revising The
tariff have decided 10 drop The retro
active clause adopted By the Housa
They have ben forced 70 take this
stand OF account Of The position Of Ger
-zln Democratic Senator's. particularly
White Of California White recently
returned from the West full OF fgnL
a NUMBER OF prominent men residing
I ny STATE" he said, would Be prze-
Ically ruined # this clause Is e.
forced
To Aldrieh and Allison h said: Tn
less YOU positively assure ne this
clause vii Be withdrawn. I shall feht
tie tariff hi1 a every stage and hin
der rs passage as long Is possible
Altar consultation with his Reorb-
liean colleagues Allison Informed
White that they had agreed 70 droo
-1e retroactive clsusA.
White also i1tuate6 -hz- he could
Tot agree 70 the demands Of ne sugar
trust for Al al Tslo-en duty.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1897-05-14
WHY sIEN CLING TO THEIR WIVES

Men cling TO their wives for rarieus
reasons says lie Charivari. through
mere love Of comfort, as one is attach
"a 70 good kitchen uteusil-throurt
habit, as one likes the cosy arm
ensir he Is always certain 10 find IN
he one place on coming home: through
eeonorny-you could nor hire zs-vsT,t
VINO would not cost you twice as rnucb
aud serve you only half as we'll
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-05-10
CRANSTON.
Will Remove TO Block ISland-Sch0O
Committee TO Meet.

Mr.. W. Sherwood, manager Of the Knights
Vile ice houses OF the Crystal Ice Company,
is preparing 10 remove his family 10 Block
Island In few days. Mr.. Sherwood moved
his family from Block Island TO West Airing
ton few months ago, bat must return TO
benefit his wiie's failing health.
The school committee will meet tonight. 1t
will be the last meeting Of the committee be-
fore election. Those who attend these meet
'ngs are very appreciaiive Of the extreme
care with which Mr.. Charles Luther, janitor
OF the town house, watches their bicycles
during the meeting.
pretty phenomenon appeared on Reservoir
avenue yesterday morning. whirlwind
took dust and two pieces of paper around in
perfect circle for the period of a minute. The
many cyclists who witnessed il say they have
never seen such strong whirlwind last for
80 !ong.a time and describe form so nearly
circular.
Spectacle Pond was quiet and pretty re-
treat for many men and women yesterday.
More than dozen boats carried pa tient fish
.rmen and fisherwomen. Others enjoyed
rowing DER I've water.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-05-10
PAWTUXET VALLEY.
Large Attendance at the Union Tenn
psrance Meeting.
A Miscreanrs Work In Cemetery.
Sci;uatc Caucuses Held.

The Phenix Woman's Christian Tenn
perance Union held a union temperance
meeting in the Phenix Methodist church
last evening. There was large attend
ance and Rev. .. VI. Still of the Cromp-
ton church delivered an interesting ad-
dress on the temperance movement, its
increase and the present aspects of the
question.
The first ball game Of the season in the
valley was played on the Star grounds at
River Point yesterday afternoon between
the Clyde and East Greenwich mines
The game was close one and after ten
innings the game was decided in favor of
the East Greenwich team by a score of
to q.
Charles Lambe who has been visiting
his brother.in-law, Hugh Harkins at
Clyde for the past few weeks has received
an appointment as clerk in the pension
Office at Washington, ID. c., and left for
that place this morning TO assume the
duties of his new office.
Xias Lamoureux and Miss Baretti of
Quidnick were married at ~. Johns
church at Arctic Centre this morning,
Rov. Father Pagan officiating.
Some miscreant has again been amusing
himself by throwing stones or shooting
at some of the monuments and stones in
the Greenwood cemetery at Phenix and
several of the stones have been badly de-
faced. The owners of lots in the cemetery
are not by any means pleased and If any
of the !. smarties' who think 10 funny To
deface the monuments are caught in the
act they will probably have cause TO re-
member the day as long as they live.
Progressive Circle of Kings Daughters
gave reception and tea I'm the town hall
at Fiskevilie Saturdayiafternoon in honor
of Mrs. Emily :. Chase, state secretary Of
the organization. Seven circles were
represented at the reception ana among
the guests were Mrs. Hammond, state
treasurer and Mrs. r. W. H. Knight
state recording secretary. During...the
afternoon addresses were made by Mrs.
Anna Smith OF East Greenwich, Miss Ger
trude Taylor, Miss Annie King, Miss Clara
Walker, Mrs. X w. Is. Knight and Mrs.
Hammond.
The Scituate caucuses for the nomina-
iton Of town officers were held Saturday
afternoon and there were some interest
ing Developments us To ths wHyE or rhc
Scituate voter. Tho Democrats held their
caucus at Richmond and nominated the
following candidates; Town clerk, Dap
lei Remington; town treasurer, Charles
Capwell; town sergeant, Nathan Colvin;
overseer OF the poor, Deander Hopkins;
assessors OF faxes, 4. II. Owens, Jr., Fred
erick Remington, II. y. Capwell Viii
liam A. Olney, :. = Aldrich Town Coun-
Gil, G. II. Page. Jr., Eugene Young
Amasa Potter Elisha Waterman, Ed
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-05-10
New Set Of Bicycle Records.

Baltimore, Md, May 10 Henry smith,
n member ~ the Maryland Century Cyolinp
Club finished q 4-hour road race against
time this morning, during which he
established a now SGT of American road
records Smith. who has never tried Tor
n record before started on coarse laid
out on the famous "Shcll Road " east II
Baltimore at 6 10 yesterday morning At
the end of - hours nc had covered lU
miles and when lie quit this morning he
had made 3l4 leading the host American
record bv little less than ~ miles. His
total resting time was three hours and %
seconds. The course was laid OH by a
com pctent civil engineer and the ron was
made uudcr the auspices Of Maryland
Century Cvcling Club.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-05-10
PASCOAG.

IRE following officers have been chosen by
tho L. II. VI. K. Sunday school: Superinten-
dent, Henry L. Bailey; assistant, Rev. +. j..
Ayers; secretary, Miss Sadie Brownsword; IL
brarian. A. !. Whitney assistant, A. kingsley.
Rev. George Davies completed three years
service at the Zion Protestant Methodist
church yesterday.
Mrs. Catherine Magncr died at her home In
rnsooas =. s.Saturdsy:eyening.l The deceased WAS
The mother Of the Magner Brothers, who
operate il.s Pascoss worsted mill.
several OF the mills are running on the half.
holiday schedule.
Now that Slade g Co have been discharged
from IN nsolyency, 10 is hoped the mill will re-
s.na aDpratiors
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-05-10
ward Carr, Edward Page, John Battey,


The'Republicans also held their caucus
at South Scituate and Martin Smith, Q.
,. Clarke, William Bentley, Il. w. sim
mons, Thomas Needham, John Wilbur
and CIV Capwell, Jr., were nominated
as members OF the Town Council. Charles
Capwell was nominated for the office OF
town treasurer Silas Smith for town SER
geant Daniel Remington for town clerk.
There was considerable excitement caused
at this caucus, when it was discovered
that although there were only ~ voters
present 81 votes had been cast for the
town sergeant Mr. Colvins friends
made no bones of asserting that one of
his enemies had put fourteen ballots into
the box for Mr., Smith, but the matter
was finally settled without trouble and
the present town sergeant still wears his
usual smile and the probabilities are that
on account OF the present split in the
Democratic party in the town Mr.. Col
wins viii be again reelected.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-05-10

station, where they gave their names as
Bernard +. Harrity, and Philip Fox Of
New York. and John Flanagan of Long
Island city.
The trio all pleaded guilty to being idle
persons and were sentenced to the state
work house for six months.
Yesterday Elder w. ;. Woodworth Of
Syracuse, n ", superintendent Of tho
Full Gospel Mission OF Bangor, Me-, was
at the Gospe! Hall Mission In Loslio
block and conducted the services both
afternoon and evening.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-05-10
Passed Floating Wreckage.

Portsmouth, n. H., May 10. 0.-Captain
"a. Lake of the schooner William h.
Parke who arrived here today from Phil
adelphia reports passing May Il, while off
Great Point Nantucket Island, large
quantity ~ laths and lumber with wreck
age painted white. He also reports that
In coming out of the channel past Great
Round shoal, Nantucket, no found that
No. 4 buoy was missing.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-05-10
An Epidemic OF BurglarieS.

Jortland, Ne, Nav IO.--Ap epidemic of
burglary is going on hereabouts At East
Deeriug last night the house Of Mrs.
J8ucsLucas was broken into. sac In money
= silver watch and gold ring were stolen
jeremiah Dunt's house was broken into
ond some clothing taken. The thieves
wcrc heard in A. NJ. Callocb's house aud
frightened away before they got any booty.
They were also heard about the promises
of exNlayor w. W. Merrill, but nothing is
missed there this morning.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-05-10
TALKED ABOUT.

ybe annual meeting and anniversary ex.
ercises Of the Young Mems Christian Associs-
tion will be held Mt their building this even
ing at s o'clock. Reports covering the work
of all departments for the year just closed
will be submitted. All interested in the work
of this organization are cordially invited to be
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-05-10
SUMNER RESORTS.

THE SUMMER COTTAGE "KENIL-
WORTH, " a tidy one, six rooms, nice yard,
bath house and beautiful beach midway be-
Address w. j. Crossley, or apply TO q. II. Full
Ter, manager OF Long Distance office, Banigan
building m6-6t
NEW SUMMER RESIDENCE TO LET-At
Conimlcut, within 300 eet of the water; eight
rooms; plastered, and running water in the
house; furnished or unturnished. Apply at
757 Westminster street. mS6t
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-05-10
Killed by an Avalanche.

Simla. British India, May 10 A Brit
ish officer and 20 coolies have been killed
by al avalanche On the Spragarlieh road.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-05-10
Victoria Arrives al London.

London, May 10 Queen Victoria ar
rived in London today. Her majesty
was loudly cheercd at the railroad station
and while on her way to the palace.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-05-10
A Noted Organist Dead.

London, May l0.-William Il. Best, the
organist and composer, is dead. He was
born at Carlisle in 1926 and was orgauist
successive!y of the PanoptiCon, Leicester
square, London, ST. Georges Hall, Liver.
pool ana Of the Royal Albert Hall, Ken
sington. He retired i'm Liverpool, 1894.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-05-10

Boysi Boysii BoYslil-You can make
money and get n Bicycle for nothing. The
News wants aO boys I'm Providence and vi
cinity who want 10 earn 81 or s5 week by
working few hours every afternoon. The
work will be easy and right IN your home
neighborhood. Boys who reside with their
parents or guardians preferred Call at once
and receive full explanation. Circulation
Department. Providence News, Weybossst
street.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-05-10

To LET Cottage Of rooms with modern
convenences: also barn with two stalls, on
Mount Pleasant. Inquire of Samuel l. Smith,
l55 Bridgham street. ml0-6t. a
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-05-10
FOR SALE-MISCELLANEOUS.

FOR SALE-Canopy Top Side-spring Sur.
rey, in excellent condition.: Will sell low.
l53 Westminster street. m;-6t
SQUARE, PIANO FOR SALE .CHEAP-Sec-
ond hand. Can be seen at 20 Humboldt ave.
nue. or before May 10. m6-6t
SODS FOR SALE-Sods 2IS cents foot,
furnished and laid cents foot, grading
aud seeding | cent foot. Box 1920, Joseph
Wright. m4-6t
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-05-10
EOCSES 10 LET.

TO LkT-Three nice tenements and
rooms; Sl3 and Si1 n month; 2S5 Richmond
street. Call 50 Elm street Robert Muir
ml0ot
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-05-10

40 LET-In Edgewood-Eight-room cottage;
modern convenientes W. A. Warner. l46
Westminster street. m1-6t
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-05-10
wANTED-AGENTs.

wANTED-Agents 90 handle the greatest
invention out; every bicyclist will purchase
large profits; sample by return mail Ten ccnts.
Box 2sS, Taunton, Mass may loot.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-05-10
HELP WANIED-FEMALEs


WANTED - Competent girl for general
hOusework in private family. 1880 Eddy
street, Washington Park; Broad streey
mlO-6t
MANIED-At once experienced girl for
general housework; Swede or Nova Scotian
preferred; good wages. Room 30, 20 Msrlxet
square. m3tf
WANTED-Waist trimmer; also girl on
skirts; steady work Room o. 557 Westmin-
ster street. m46t
WANTED-LADlESS 10 know you can get
your skirts rebound, refaced and cleaned for
II at the Model Skirt Binding Co., 395 West
minister street, room Is. mi-6t
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-05-10
The Brooklyn Sails From Newport,

The United States :cruiser Brooklyn
sailed from Newport ut an early hour this
morning for New York
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-05-10
SITUATIONS WANTED.

WANTED-Positinn in grocery store by
young man of experience and good habits;
best references. Address Luck box 3, Natick,
IL. l. mS-6t
WANTED D-Situation as table girl in first
class restaurant; reference given IL required.
Address Blx r, News office. mG-6t
WANTED-Sltuatton as useful man in some
store; city or country: reference given. Adj
Or IS ID, box 2Js, Olncyvllc, II. /. ra5-6t