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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1897-12-26

Songs They Sing.
William Jerome and his wife, who
is known in the theatrical world un-
der her maiden name, Maud Nugent,
are two of the most successful song
writers Of the day. They are register
ed at the Hotel Windsor, where =
Register reporter had pleasant ebay
with them yesterday afternoon. Both
were before the public for number
of years as vocalists. and their stage
life gave them excellent opportunities
for ascertaining the character of. melo-
dies which the public demands. Both
are natural musicians, and it followed
that some Of their melodies were set
to music and have attained great de-
gree CT popularity. Their compost
tions are not pretentious, but are Of
the catchy sort, which appeal to the
galleries, and are whistled every day
on the streets.
Perhaps Mr.. Jerome's most success
full song was MY Pearl is Bowery
Girl" The air is familiar to every
body. Maud Nugent is the author OF
Sweet Rosie O'Grady," a song which
is destined to outlive most of the So
called popular compositions of recent
years. This year she is singing
Mamie Reilly" a very tuneful crea-
ton, which, by the way, she sang for
the first time in public before Wheel
ing audience. It was on Saturday
night during her engagement here last
season. The company was to appear
in Cincinnati during the next week,
and she tried the song on a local au-
Gience. 1t made a decided hit.
One of Mr.. Jerome's first hits was
made in a little waltz song which
runs, I'm Not Baby Mckee, from
Washington, 2. c. etc. Later he
wrote He Never Came Back and
"But He Didn't Split the Wood" A
very amusing song which was popu-
lar for long time was with Little
Bunch of Whiskers on His Chin" He
has also written many very clever
parodies, among which one of the
most successful was the song in which
Vesta Tilley made a hit during her
visit to America. The chorus ends
with the line 1.-THE man who broke
the brokers down in Wall street"
although ny songs may not suit
the classic taste, they appear to please
the public" said Miss Nugent- 1T
affords me more pleasure to hear a
crowd Of street urchins whistling one
of my compositions than l could de-
rive from the approval of cultcred
musicians, even were l capable Of
meriting such approval. And, inciden-
tally, there is more money in it. Why,
have received nearly $4,000 in roy,
allies from the sale Of Sweet Rosie
O'Grady,' and it is now becoming very
popular in London"
MT JeIOiHe, llhS SFCl yDOuy OiSC' he'h'
a fad" and it is boxing. He is a
personal friend and admirer of James
]. Corbett, and is confident that the
ex-champion will win back his laurels
in the event of another battle with
Fitzsimmons. "Corbett was honestly
defeated" he said, land it does not
sound we'll to make excuses, but
think the result might have been diff
ferent if the fight had not taken place
before the veriscope. I think the two
will come together again. Mccoy may.
or may not be over-rated, but he has
yet to prove that he is entitled to en-
ter the -Fitzsimmons class"
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1897-12-26
At the Fifth Ward Market House on
Saturday

At the Fifth Ward Market House on
Saturday
While there will be no market at the
Centre market house Saturday, in ac
cordance with the action of Council,
at it's last meeting, the people of the
Fifth ward and South Side generally
will be put to no inconvenience, AS
Hoffman Bros. at No. 2344 Chapline
street, have a market of their own
which Will supply all family wants.
They make a speciality of fresh and
smoked meats, poultry, eggs, fresh
sausage, butter, lard, and have a choice
assortment in every line they carry.
Their prices are very reasonable, and
orders will be filled with the greatest
care and complete satisfaction will be
assured all who leave their household
wants in their hands. Call upon them
or send them your order, and you will
receive in return just what you desire.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1897-12-26
wberlin9 ReDister
WATER RENTS DUE.

Water rents are now due and are sub
ject to discount of 10 per cent if paid
before December 81. Not taking advan
tage Of this discount is equivalent to
borrowing money at the rate of 40 per
cent. per annum. Can you afford this?
Remember, in order to save the dis
count you will have to pay your bill
on or before Friday, December 81.
Office open every night this week until
s o'clock.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1897-12-26
GOLDEN OPPORTUNITY

To secure the greatest bargains Of your
life. We have some choice IN; Glass,
Gold Watches for men and ladies, Dia-
nond Rings, Studs, Cuff Buttons, Ear
rings. Scarf Pins, etc. Our sale will
continue this week. Great reductions
in all our goods.
w. J. LUKENS & co.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1897-12-26
SUBCOMMITTEE CALLED.

Yesterday the subcommittee of the
Board of Health and Ordinance Commit
tee. appointed to meet Mr. Rowland, of
Philadelphia, and aid him in the selection
of sites for the proposed reduction works
was called to meet this afternoon at the
residence of DR.. Jepson. The members of
the committee are Messrs. Berry. Baird
List, DR.. Jepson and Committee Clerk
OBrien.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1897-12-26

The steamer Lexington is the boat to
take when you wish to reach Matam0ras
or way points. The fare to Matanoras
is but twenty-five cents, and strictly
first-class meals are served at the same
price. The boat is a model one, is I'M
der the best of management, and the
patronage of the public could not be
better bestowed.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1897-12-26
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Deeds Left for Record at Clerk Robertson's
Office Yesterday

Office Yesterday,
Deed made July 10, 1897, by Ruth II.
Woods to Elizabeth c. Brockuner, for lot
No. 9. on the plat of Woodsdale. Consid-
Grafton, 81 900.
Deed made July 49, 1897, by George w
Woods to c. W. Brokunier for lot No 81
on the plat of Woodsdale. Consideration,
s, 800.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1897-12-26
o. B. RAMEY BURIED.

The funeral of the late O. B. Ramey
took place yesterday afternoon, at his
old home in Ottowa, o. No members
of the Masonic fraternity from this
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1897-12-26

Hasenpfeffer Lunch on Saturday
evening at Daniel Guth's, corner
Eighteenth and Eoff streets
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1897-12-26

Golden opportunities this week q
Lukens & Co.'S.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1897-12-26

Special bargains this week at Lukens
& Co.'s.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-02-19
A Bone Wedding.

A very rretiy heme wedoi sg occurred d
ysstsrisy ate. nnf n al he nome CT tte
cyicas' psre t.. Mr.. snd Mrs Frederic K
ensrrle lis kugUv street tIis civ, tns
crnir'aiiny p rites being Mis- Emr a
eharl les ard Ar. Ernest Leon blsnch d
tf Lsysii.s, Cbun. Jhe otiiti ii. :.
Clergyman vss Rev. Samuel h. Wood
rev OF Plymouth Congregational Church.
Prsyi 90. rhe usoers we're u.or ge
sbsroles and Newton blanchard. brotas o
oI bsiss sud groom respectively.
After the ceremony a very pleasant
scc'ai u ne W enjoyed, coffa cake enc
erssm Ing ssrv 6, sft,r vi ich the fr,ds
and groom seOsrteI for tn,ir Lev boa.a 4
on 70 NV =, K It Provide0c arid a
atcwtr OF ice. Numerous suests vera
prese It from Ms.sachus It's anG lonnec.
ticu'. lte pc eats were nun esou. am
va.uLls.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-02-19
STRIPPED TIE ROOM.
Properly sni rlishIng in Co. D's
Quarters Removed.
Tn: Troube nss Il vsed Int res: In he
=. l. l. Urgsn z,iIon.

rxerp.ive oseIrs "a the FIRST Ii. ht
Infantry kegi reaC csuseI the room occu-
pisa Ia Ipt,u6ry .iidin z. by cUmpsnv
u. 10 b. ststprei of all the pro e.ty snI
fgruis ainef owuei ty be regiment ana
isit th,rsla ~ the property telonei :
10 the comp ny an, tbe state nj / A..
I he oroer wss issued aud the work vas
zone. inis is snotb'r chat err ia the
stay II trouoie which tie actions q
lonp'ny ID gave to Tho pu' llc. Toe
CompIny /, TO rcmoso TO the srmory In
The tDerix building, and the | isnIry
officer to.k tni, method 10 prevent the
tax ing OF propertg siieg d TO belong To
Ine iloepence { orgaDizi.iou. IRE troo-
al nss sived waniag inter ST IL the
4 L. LIS aud olo mem bars are cor Ia 9
Io ne supnort OF ire Regiment IN ttis
uour of wrtnGie. 1t is saii thar the
fourth con psny 10 ke the riace If Con.
pnpy D in fie garsde on wasuirgton's
irtbday Nili 20 the lar .eat in the com
msDd.
he nr'csrs Of The provision comp1ny
ci'l be EXCEL ntl Will 10 II. thornton,
oapiein; Frsnk w. Peabody. formedv
cnptsin Of Company Is, and M jor Weller
}. Comstock, of the Y. l.. 1. Veteran As
sociation. AZ macy men wilt bs taken
as can be provi ed with forms ard
whsn trey Give out the pest Iaem Dsrs
Will paraoe H. citizens dress.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-02-19

OF David Copslsn, to tr nsier Junk liren.e
TO No. So Charles sret, and of be ke.t
Bros. No 29O North Mlin stree, and
Patrics Sutton ct No. III Del lie street
to keep pool able wcrs grsniei.
ID. n. Hsthawsy aud vincsnzo Tn.
notte. peIi i,ners to be sppointei paii a
90 lsts %. n Isaac Alb alsm petitioner
far junk lice SO were sli given leave
to withd sw.
Petitions for the def ning Of yride, on
Cls eiuon, Lincoln, MouDt and Upton
avenues were refefreo.
| The appointment of deputies by the
surveyor of lum Ger was approved.
I In concurrence with the common coun.
Gil tn foiio~iDg we're receiyed:
Monthly reports: OF the joint commit.
tee on finance on surrender of cuupnp
bonds for January, 1897; of the city
treasurer on sur ender of coupon bonds
Tor January, 1897; Of tbs city treasurer
for Janusrf. 1897; of the city auditor for
January, 1897: of the citv messenger for
January. 1897; annual report Of the board :
of hre commissioners; annual report of
the superintendeot OF public bull ings;
annusl rrport of the overseer of the pncr.
The fol owing also pa sod In concur
renee: An ordnance adding the sum Of
$4,000 on to the 'por pri ii ~ for con-
tingenties; rtsnlotion sutbor 2 the
pax comm issi ner, ia expen 80 sam
o. si7S - fr inIi,vement uf Ds,is T. TX;
re"l iinn cirec'ing tie Ia mai.iee.
on ,itV properly ano ednoelioo To sunni,
mia o.. l..
ouii ihe; rsoIu ion sdoi Z IL t6 10 the
ppromi Il fort7e D,il mp g u IN ,ri
Boat H"u'e: ras oluti INTO ieli il Ger, IL
sewer s,ssssmen,s to jams v. Palmer
and hiccsl lensbs.
The board a. journeI until March 1 ct
s o'clock.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-02-19
DOESN'T LIKE 1T.
~ a. Sun Opposed 10 Surrender of
Unuei 10 Associated Press.
Arnounc Taat u WI Wlthiraw From
tCsm IN T1gy Days.

New York. Feb. 10 Tho New York Sun
prints this NOR ins The following DO .ble-
ieadei eaioral snn5urc ment:
oar associates in the nduct OF the United
Press. The Tribune. Heral and II mes, having
enteicd upon negotiations for the sure der
OF the Untcd Press TO the Chi, ago assoc Ia tei
without consult tion with the sun a d with.
out even asking our consen', il beeomes prop
or tiat We should now give public notice 10
whom II ma conccrh that the Sun has rno
mart In these negotiations. but frmlv elects
them, believing them e. be conceived In bad
faith and oonaucted in 10 ly. Furthsrmcre.
he Sun makes known bat 80 days from u g
date hereof IL win cease 10 be a member OF
the United r 'ss.
The sun i'll ai'o continue 20 ccllect the
news 70 itself and 10 disoAarse all opliga.
SLs impos d upoI IL through he co oifdencs
of It's contemporaries now or hereafter"
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-02-19

III, is whft tb,se inuartart ittis
organs. ire kioD-vs arr when hrsitnv. 10
Gisnrder thav mey differ in al tb.,s D.r-
tictlir.. III ease ually oes,ra,, .hsm
40 c,sslgelv. not siu' ailAnsns' 81 al 49,
ms te sct W. wii.e the other d, ssn 4.
p,rniysco. Give e. brhs healtbfuI tp-
pol.e. witbou exciting then vih Hr.
iet'ef's stomach ti,tefs, ub'os hrs.,an.
,uca die q nj p,sis-ies ne i,isnt's oiss,e
snl a nstos. uw zoe Blltars. also. tor
msiari.i. tiliws rteu n,tie, ncrgo.s.
b.ae. aud kI.ney iryatls
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-02-19
COMPLIMENTARY INSPECTION.
Frst Mach'n, GU Bate'y Mks an
- Exceilent sh wlrg.

About thonsari interested persons attend
ed the com pimentary inspectic 10 Brigadier
Ge ersl henaail by the First Machine Gun
batter ir TIE arm ory AZ Iawtrckst, last
evening. T'ha fame OF this organ zaiiea- as
The best d,hieu command in the Ishoae Island
Militia, was ailianoi and Tho evoluiions
were watched with unfia sgng interest. on
GERS from all parts of the ate ami r, pre- cent.
ing all branches OF tho militia force wers IN
n tea ance Church's Military ban OF East
Greenwich. provided music. Dancing follow ed
he dri and th residtn nts Pawturke6
he guests decli r. ID was eIi rfful eyenins.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-02-19
HIS a PopaIisI SIN.

~ rre. e. d.. Fen. 1p.--Sen tor KYLE
ieni-e the rep RI that be rad mnes cal
with Tbs KopJtlicnns. he detiTos tbat
ne 70 still popu'is'. has nokchangsd bis
rtinci les,r thai the Re Shlicsus came
to nj sol.oiy 6ecsu'e tney ihuugat son-
etor PptiSre@ v,s against ii aud tl.y
wi neo 10 hupili ,le.. iet r W.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-02-19
Sophomore Bail in saylss Ba,l.

To annrsl Sophomore hall was held 4,
ssyis Memoril Il Thrown Univ siiy. last
eve4 ie. IL was big uc,ess and tho pat, on.
nse wns lars The hall room was beautifully
&c 'oraisd ard the second most important
frnc' ion on she bin wus up 70 tho STANDARD
eapece by its promo ors Reeve orchep,ra
PROVIDED music an iestu g OF this oar, OF
tho rro-rnm vac tho playing Of a waltz COR
rosed by leader Reeves espoc ally for this %.
O. ion. Too hsoDs iefroshnents were alo
PRO lied.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-02-19
Nul Tax. Another Pos iiicn.

wisuita. Ken. Fsb. ~ --Gs rgs J.
H,r lpsn for several year. 'up a .irnde I
Il ne soGtre.n ci,isiun q r. S'nt, Fe
-aiiwsv has tend,r.d I, sIe lSns'ion. Mr.
a Tluen hes tccepiei tie position a
sup rii,onneut a the Mexican Ce. tr |
si,n headquarters Ia the lily Of Ms,ic0.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-02-19
Lai;cs Ahcrno on at The Art Cub

Tbs mIsi ale 80 the Art Ciun. yos,eroay.
Hao "Lsoiss' afternoon" v,5y gr,esti Z.
Tue tai nj ter 'ts occs,iJn consisted
Miss Lille s1scCrIl.. ropr. ISL lIsr-
Ion q. Dowlips. pisnis; sud sevsr.i
memf fers of bers Hans sehu de-'s enss am.
10 class. Miss Dawline iac eased tie
1900 p sssio nsos 81 preyi,u son.
esr', ry oer ssiliul pl vi e. Nils As,.
CLuy ~ss 10 ex.eilat vui.e.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-02-19
Court Caieni.r Tor saturday.
tApps xi. DIVISION

1854. Duty E. csswell for the .ppointmea,
| OF a t,ust,e.
p. A. 81. 10 70 account Of Joseph II.
/ Shar h, sd,li...trator
Dis. lcSSs John X. Brvoks w. julia A.
| froors.
DIV 1887. Jane vordwell W. II. d. Word.
vel
DIV iosoa Alice j. Francis vs.. Albert J.
Fiancis.
ms n Julius A. Webb Tor relief as insol
vert.
J. I. W 2os. nerrenegilde Pre:ortoins va
Oscar Roberge.
DIV i9M Josephine L. Mnynerd vs. Her.
bert A Maynard
Ec. &8. "llIism 2. Carr at nj W. retcr j.
QplIr -. et oil.
is Thomas tins,ose VS.. Aliro Ri gro.e.
Dis. lOOel Co L 1sndy W. James f.
Ia ny.
nv lccei. Mary McAieer We. Patrick No.
Al or.
81 Sss Viltm m ersdfo d. trustee. VS..
Nary L. Erlgcss 80 ~.
80. .U5l ". sharp vs. Fanny Sharp.
o.. iV5s Aary J. Ryan vs. Martin :.
Ryan
ATw. III. Thomas FOgurty VS.. Patrick
asHhn 81 a.
Eq. aSsa Thomts rogrrty VS.. Patrick
Aqan et al.
Div. SO Charles L. 3 wen vs. Marie l..
Bowen.
'ce1mor Pisss pivissAi
7ip. Alva f Narre vs. Arthur r. Hrri q.
ioi Nilliaraa & Tower fcf plsiruff
lnlc oven for defendant.
tS2 Frank slevin vs rhoma, J. fahov
Aiorneys-Lsc a I'll nghast for plaintiff:
- ieGcid q Shines for defenda.t
tsll. Jacob sil,ernsa VS. Mile Lees. Al.
tprnoys-F n. wildos ana q. l. Derorth Cor
pla nfih p. J. Mccarthy Tor defendant
ava LILLIAN d. DAVIS -. o-iond G.
potdelL Ati'rncys-J !. =. hn for plnlniin
O,orge Ffrnsll ior def,ud,n.
an =. Edwin Ihlc ! hn ite,rn. ~.
torreys J W. - ihevs1l for plaiasia wii.
sOn q Je rites Coz Dc 1r SAINT
There are al ung suhiy large uuuher of
c'sei On fne no'ica calon Ter tor bearing On
THIS dsy. inc'uiins several cases for ls.ig,..
I-e-t for uiai.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-02-19
A C0L0NlZAiiun ) -dEMH.
Eeven Tho sand Acres or Land Near
CaDtor. Ga, secured.

S"uto"s Is.. secured.
Cation .Feb. ~. a rUu b oil mort bern
color IL ba.e secured tsect of elsvsn
thousand acres ct ihni nsrr this place.
/ is f.r the rnrpose o. esfshlishinv q
coloDv with list ot 90 hGnared families
vno have n.oe AR .'ssi.na. Coiprr /
me Tanner. rou tSi 'siorer OF yensfors s
u iaer H. rfis ., IT, let'e- says he warts
I ae liG WI ns opsh ard be oe-
levss he m ~ eru len. way TO 90 /, Is hv
hecoming tst'sSn oi tti' ses, ion II tie
uniJn.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-02-19
About What is Known a.
Mystic Number Seven.
Why Many Persons Believe
FriAay IS a Lucky Day.
The Tripl. Alliance, Ilow I Was
l0im.c, AMI It's Purpose.

Evsry one hiss beard rore or less ascot
vnst IL c.ll l'i tns nv iio n1nosrs 81 ven,
and 80 b. connection bsv- e'sher
rsso or tie ,ol tna. IL is both i1csy
and uni .cky. Very fes. noweve. arc
swsrs IT the sniiq 4 OF the bsii5fs re-
g,rding ri, nunUar. pvthsgorAa 60o q.
e., hsi that the pum rer ssvep ttlhngsd
especially TO sacred things. Ire Je@s r. =
garnei il az tte perfect nu n he, anu In I o
bids make freousn, rei,rence 20 H. AS II
Its being iucsy or unlucSv toers are M
reI. US instances on bo,h siLes, but ia thif
respect it robs bly, does not din + yerv
much [ ON other numhrrs. Persons oi
sp. c.iatise turn sre zone TO regard
certain numbers as cky sad others "a
unlucky but tel, Is nssei wholly or
coishy on person | experience, snd sell
uon Lolls good as to other inais lsl%
Siuil r to this is tie ptlisf su.Frtained
even TO tLis Gay ry nsns that Friisy l.,
iacks Gay. Tue oIi ia OF ibis is found
Ia all old ian msnuseti.t IL winch IL Is
act forth thst good luck flows tie due
obsersente CT the twelve gol'sn tridsys
et tte yssr. Itis is the sssula ce given
by the cocument: "Whosoeyer steth
on the loidtn FIidsys snd eats tut ons
meal OF bread snd wster each rid, y. snd
pravs dtv q iv on etch of them tassIk
folioWett, saall have de gifts. III st, d.
shsii not uis q sudden oegts, nor he shsil
not die NiihoLt tie .hIr rites II tie
eaIrco. ntr toe aeSil viii have powcr over
n .. He she'll zee tue tl,iiJus Virgin
I-ary VI his own corpor eyes tefors
his Death: be . ell sea orr Lori Jesus
{ ri't On the cross irty osys oefors Lis
d.ati."
WIT iswnown ss the 1rirle Aliarce be-
gan .s Dual A lance In 1879 whea tier-
msnr and AustIi -hungary MADE trsaty
of ami y ana ocfence. Ialy joined
secretly "a 1853. snd wss Ie.osoised in
1854. lbs 81 lance wss renewed In 1857
sno sg II In 1892, ana wi expire the
present year unless 1t IL sasii renewed.
I TIE terms are t.li~ved 10 be ss II We:
Thst ~ Austria or Germany Is stgsoked
by hnssi, viths ut b,ing lns sggre sor,
hci O tmpir,s sbsil move sgeiust the ssi;
il Frarcs sttscss ilsls or Germsny, toth |
tn 81 c5uain snail resist Ter; anu IL |
hu.sii and Fssnce together stack one |
ox mere CT the sllies the entire sirsnath |
o! the tnrse p,~eo snsll he csleo irto
immest te acti ~. Ihe Du Alliance ie-
lreen hasstrsnd Frsnee IL supposed 10
fsts tfon lS25. Toe value Ct tie iri 10
llsnce eeems to tie dimi isnec hy Ia
marks recent tvei,'ions, that ia 1874
Rnssis snd 1ermsny had mace q ss,re
III nee on their own socouut. foiiowila
tito better ey cution beaconfeld's trics
u 1873, when Great R.itsio and Iurlss
nsce sn al.i,nce that uaoe par'lv value
e D tie I,,aty .f Berlin OF that year.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-02-19

ART IN THE LAUNDRY
Sawyer's crystal Bag Blue gives "A beautiful tint
sonuehs, lHces ANA goods that aie worn and faded,
can ID" used Ia hdfil SOFT spot'
streak. freeze or break No bottle required Your
grocer sells IL live cents per box Or we will mail
= box Tor SIX cents ih stamps, postage pad.
sawyer Crystal Blue Co., "a Broad ST., boston.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-02-19

Use pr Nl-s Nr--r rrssrERs FOR spiNAL
WkA8sLS> d.. a.c--..t -. 'sal .os "a
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-02-19

M JLD'NG... oDcf 0.slsu 10 f,-,-
U EFT tn l1rcts s.sortmcn. ~ new g O.,
Wv suvN here !. u CNDf. So Nsatuits .r :,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-03-29
THE TARIFF BILL.
IT IS IN THE INTEREST OF THE RICH AND AGAINST THE
 POOR.
The Democrats. However, Will Per init the Republicans to Test Their Panacea for All
 Present Ills.

WASHINGTON, March 24, 1897 les terday the formal debate i'll the House was opened by MT. Dingley, of Maine. According to his remarks the bill is directly in the interests of the poor man as against the rich. Mir. Dingley almost shed tears when he talked of the enormity of the law as it now exists where the rich are permitted to import paintings and sculpture free of duty for the adorn- ment of their homes. This he con- siders a great hardship for the poor people of this country. who do not have such paintings, &e.
 The bill from beginning to end as now presented. will have a tendency to increase the profits of trusts and enhance the yalue of the poor mans necessarips of life.
 The Democrats and Popnlists are
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 Gone Home to Jesus.

About ti:30 this morning MT. J. F. Woodali. of 402 ". 4th avenue, called his mother for breakfast. Receiving nl response, he approached the bed and discovered her ifeless body sfill warm from the recent abode of the spirit. Ars. V o0dall taught her class at the Peoples Mission yester- day and bore witness foR Christ in the testimony meating at he Baptist church last night. She retired in happiest spirits. with TO complaint whatever of ill-healih: and. with hands crossed upou her breast. died without struggle. She simply went to sleep in one world and asoke in anothsr. Oh, wondron- thoughti Oh, wondrons scere.
 "IAo wate and hear the mu ic grlnd
 in th6 beautiful home cn high
 whore d n ell the saved and the angel band,
 AS the rapturous years go by.
 Lolsa Jane Harston was bora in Madison county, Tennessee, SepteH;- her 1, 1890: married David Columbus Woodnli September i3. 1859; Gied March 29. 1897. aged ej years. G months and 2S days.
 When about seventeen years of aee q she became a Christian, and united with the Baptist church, since which tima she has eyer lived in strict ac- cord with her profession-''a living witness" for fifty years.
 She was the mother of fourteen ehudren-twelvs sons and two daughters. Three of the former died n tuiancy. and Of the eleven who sur stve her. all are Christians but two. Sae had longed to see them all con- Serted and He whs received her into mansions HOt made with hands, "iil yet doubtless gather them all usto Himself. for each now has an- Other treasure in heaven.
 Funeral services at the above num- Der. will be conducted by Pastor rate at o'clock this evening. and the remains inferred at Brownsville, fena.. tomorrow. xxx.