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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-02-09
PYTHIANS.
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way has been pursued amid the besetting
difficulties OF continued business depression,
but our earnest members have falterod not.
strong in the faith that history In repeating
itself will not fail to restore 10 us an epoch
OF gain and growth such as our veterans have
at least twice noted in the past quarter OF "a
century. Harmony. good will and loyalty to
Pythan law and principles have been noted
in the round OF official visitations. And an
other report Of a small loss in membership at
this time is not attributable to "A lack of work
or love for our noble order. 'Time sets all
things right" and so will be il be with us who
remain and those who shall join our ranks in
the years 20 come. We greet those assembled
here at this time. we recall with tender mem
ories the forms OF those whom we shall see
no more in our midst and, in returning 70
this body the emblem and insignia OF office,
your grand chancellor returns his sincere
thanks for the confidence reposed in him and
for the magnificent support given him during
tho year and he trusts the record will show
that the authority vested in him has been ex'
hibited and used in a truly fraternal manner.
The report continued with reference TO the
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tling disputes between nations. He said
that II behooved all persons 10 regard
with especial caution the overtures OF
Great Britain I'm such an interest, and
remarked that the island kingdom had
never been especially known for her de.
votlorf TO the welfare of the United
States.
Senator Morgan was speaking when
the senate adjourned. His and Mr..
Shcrman's We're the only set speeches
made. but there were many other brief
utterances. Senator Daniel intimated
opposition to ratification on account OF
the danger OF entangling alliances, and
Senator Purple asked a number OF ques-
tions pointing In the same direction.
Senator Nelson made "a plea for the re-
tention OF the clause continuing King
Oscar OF Norway and Sweden as um-
pire. He contended that Oscar was
benign ruler and man whose sympa-
thies were largely with America. He
said the treaty OF 1856 between Sweden.
England and France had long since lost
Its significance, as II was negotiated
during the Crimean war. for the pur-
pose OF preventing an alliance between
Sweden and Russia, which would have
resulted I'm blocking the Baltic sea
against the allied powers.
Intimations were given OF several
amendments other than those proposed
by the committee on foreign relations,
among others one definitely Withdraw
ing the Alaskan boundary as a subject
OF arbitration, and another modifying
the clause In regard TO the arbitration
OF claims affecting the various states,
which some regard as unconstitutional
In Its present shape. Mr.. Sherman gave
notice that he would ask the senate TO
take up the question again today, and
to ''sit II out"
The house devoted the whole day 20
District of Columbia business, and eight
bills OF more or less Importance were
passed. The certificates OF election OF
the presidential electors. forwarded TO
the house by the secretary of state,
were submitted and ordered 10 lie on
the table In anticipation Of the counting
of the votes tomorrow.
The conference report on the immigra-
tion bill was presented and notice given
that Ii would be called up today. Mr..
Partholdt (Rep. MOI. who fought the
first report, has signed the present re-
port and IL will he adopted II is believed.
practically without opposition. The
speaker appointed Messrs. Grosvenor of
Ohio and Richardson OF Tennessee as
tellers on the part OF the house to count
the electoral vote Tomorrow.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-02-09
Dangerous Use of
Strong Purgatives.

Most pills. purgatives and Bit
ter Waters, which act quickly
upon the bowels, irritate and often
destroy the mucous coats of the
stomach and bowels. Indeed their
'cathartic action is directly caused
by the irritation of the bowels,
which they produce. Their action
should be soothing and stimula-
ting instead of irritating. A con-
tinued use of such remedies pro-
duces chronic inflammation Of
The stomach and bowels. This
often ends in dangerous disease.
The use of the genuine imported
Carlsbad Sprudel Salt, is highly
recommended as an aperient, lax
ative and diuretic, because its ac-
ton is due solely to its solvent
and stimulating properties. 1t
soothes and allays Inflammation,
and is therefore much preferable
to all strong purgatives and Bitter
Waters.
Beware of limitations. DIR. To-
boldt's lecture on Carlsbad Spru-
del Salt mailed free. Eisner &
Mendelson Co., sole agents, New
York.
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Mortgages Sale.

Will be sold Mt Public Auction, SATURDAY.
FEBRUARY Il, l0,, at 8 o'clock, % thf
premises, 10y virtue of power of salt Contained
IN a certain n.origage. deed made and exc.
suted Dy Thomas CnDethnln and wifi, dated
january lG \. -. lSqi ard " recorded in the
office ~ the RecoT,l"r of Deeds cf Central
Falls, county OF Providence, Rhode Island, in
the Real Estate Mortgage Book No y. pnge
PA. the conditions OF said mortgage hsving
beon broken:
Two certain lots Of ian1 with all the build
ings bnd improvements thereon, situated ON
the westerly side of Dexter sirsci in said
Central Falls. and - laid ont and &C .cr'iAch as
lot Nc. i62 and lot No ldj on the Dexter Park
Plat on the Earle .Jenlss and Mowry land, ON
Dexter - Get Lincoln Il. j., owned lv sam
mel Hedley and surveyed ara platt.d Novem-
ber le1i, hy A. r. Sweet, which said plat y
recorded at tho CITY c.-rly'S Office ~ said
Central Falls, reference 20 .hc same being had
ior a further description OF siid lots.
BY the order ~ the assignee Of the mort
gagee, who hereby gives notice Of his intsn
ton "a bid 40 said sale or auy postponcinent
or adjourncmsnl thereof
Terms of the sale made known ON tue
ground.
Subject 10 prior mortgage.
BY the order of the assignee.
fGQl 4! i6 10 % 9j-1t
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Invitation To conrr.r,tion,,,sts

Boston. Feb, 9.-The board of directors
OF the Congregational Education society
invites the Congregational ministers
of New England 10 preach on Feb. 2S
appropriately to the centennial IF the
birth OF Mary Lyon, founder OF MI
Holyoke seminary. and to the history
and influence OF Mt. Holyoke college.
and. to interest their people in raising
funds for the endowment which is to
be raised and devoted TO the memory
OF Mary Lyon
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-02-09

Minutes seem like hours when life Is at
stake. Group gives no time TO send FOR doctor,
delay may mean death. Ono Minute Cough
Cure gives instant relief ana insures recov-
erv. The only harmless remedy that pro-
ducos immediate results.
Joseph 3 Johnston's Pharmacy. SOS West
MINISTER street; Metzgcr's Pharmacy 20
North Main street Alfred Pbarmacy,. IL
EDDY street; Joseph Driver, Riverside Phar.
macy, - Manton avenue.
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City Auditor Baker Dead.

Beverly, Mass, Feb. 9-Captain Charles
j. Baker. city auditor and one OF the
most prominent men in this city died
this morning of typhoid fever. He was "a
years OF age, and leaves widow and
two children. He held a number OF city
offices and stood high in the Masonic
order. For Il years he wsss member Q
the second corps cadets of Salem.
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pIaintiT Paid Costs.

Boston. Feb. 9.-The execution in
favor Of the defendant in the libel case
OF Helen Cougar va. Congressman
Morse. for $263 and costs. has been
returned satisfactory in the United
States circuit court.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-02-09

SHERIFF'S SALE.


BY virtue cf sn execution, No 1850, is
sued from the Districts Court 81 the sixth .lW
dicial District, holden in Providence, IA xsio
county. On the 81 day of February, A.D. 90. re-
turnahle t. said conrt My Z. 1897. wE,rein
Lima II. M"shlbn of Providence wns The plhin,
tin, ana James Dicl,enson Of said PROVIDENCE.
surviving partner OF the firm of D.cknnson
brothers, which said firm was composed OF
the defendant and Alfred a. Dickersnn, late
OF said Providence, deceased. H. the defendant.
Will Dc sold NJ public auction on MONDAY.
tho 18th day nf February, at ~ o'clock nom,
at No N, Room q, Point street. In hnid city
of Providence, the following. described per-
sonnl property, viz, safes, desk, bench
lathes, chain roller pointer, l roller cur
toT, rolling machine, ! grindsto~e, ! foot
press, poli-hing board with counter shaft
and polishing Il ads. drop. | bench wise,
! pair shears, | slide rest anvil and ham,
mer. phrs spring ngs, " iairs pliers !
large drawer plate, small drawer plate, hand
wise, pair drawer tongs, = sets button tools,
lamps, ! square. 5 pounds German silver
wire, pounds oXide wire pounds German
silver sheet stock. II bnraN States, ! sink with
tubs, charcoal tub. l5-fget ladder, step
ladder, J vitriol lINi saYtlust box = scale,
80 chairs. . dcslOg and a Let as cards and sund-
rios an6 articles Ia sid enGp.
Levied On this 4ih day Of February nj 9
o'clock and 81 riprtns in the forenoon. and
will be sold L. s:ii.fy spid execution IL snih-
cieat. I.EOPOiSp NSRrMAN,
fS.l0t Deputy sheriff.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-02-09
LEVI s. WINCHEST Err.
Grand Chancellor.

committees aud deputies appointed, dispensa-
tions granted, invitations accepted and de-
clined, official visits made, release of turisdic'
tion circulars issued and charters surrend-
cred. II also gave report OF the institution
of Canonchat Lodge, No. IS, at Narragansett
Pier. May 20.
Referring TO the endowment rank, the re-
port gave the following resume of that i'm.
portant branch of the order.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-02-09

Springfield, o., heb. 9.-Mrs. William
J. Fee. aged wife of Rev. Mr. Fee. n
well known former Methodist minister
here, fell dead in the pulpit while ex-
horting at a big revival at Felicity.
Women screamed and men wept Mr..
and Mrs. Fee celebrated their golden
wedding three months ago.
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RELIEF IN SIX HOURS.

Distressing Kidney end Bladder diseases re-
lieved in six hours by the "NEw GREAT
SoUTH AMERICAN ktDNEY CURE" This new
remedy IL great surprise un account OF its
exceeding promptness in relieving pain In the
bladder, kidneys back aud every part of the
urinary passages in male or fomalc It re
icvcs retention of water and pain I'm passing
It almost Immediately. IL you want quick re.
lief and cure this II your remedy. Sold by
Handing a. Rlnnding druggists, Providence
X, 4. 81 and IS woybosset street.
dlstu- th -sat-t
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-02-09

LADIES clean your hid gloves with Josephine
Glove Cleaner, for sale only BY shepard Com
rany, headquarters Tor dt cssed and undressed ktd
gloves in all the most desirable shades gloves
6tted 10 the hand and warranted Nlyd
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-02-09

BRIGHT ACTIVE AGENTS wanted in all
unoccupied territory 10 sell the finest and
cheapest beautifcr ~ the complexion ON the
market today. Where once used, always used.
Send today for the best terms ever oncred 10
agents. Inclose two-cent stamps for terms,
circulars, etc. Mrs l.. +. Freeloye, Box 70
Elmwood, Ill. fi-Ot
AGENTS WANTED-Young men who are
hustlers, to sell the new Patent Pan Cake
Griddle wanted in every ktchen a great
seller. Write for particulars with stamp.
Address e. Il. Gates, N Milbraham, Mass.
limo
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-02-09
WANTED-AGENTS.

AGFNTS-Wanted for Nude i'm Art and art
studies Send stamp for s,mples Irving Art
ana Pub. Co, 1871 Lexington avenue, New
Work. fs-6t
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LOST--Small scotch terrier: answers 10 the
name OF Tony. Liberal reward at sheldon
Bros. 255 Canal street. fs-6t-
BRINDLE BULL TERRIER LOST-No coll
lar: weighs about 30 pounds liberal reward at
lob Prospect street. f96t
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-02-09
spEcrAcLEs AND EYEGLASSES.

Hosmcr, corner Westminster and Franklin
streets more tnan understands fitting spccta-
cles and eyeglasses prices ono-half what others
charge Open every evening. NIB u
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-02-09
OF COPARTNERsHIP.

The copartnership hitherto existing between
James g. Luther and Anton Huber, under the
name and style of Luther a. Huber, Is this
day dissolved. Said Anton Huber has pur-
chased the stock, fixtures and good will Of the
business hitherto carried on by said copartner-
ship at No. 1O7 Westminster street Providence,
r.. l., and will continue said business
JAMES G. LUTHER,
ANTON HUBER.
Providence r. l. Feb & 1897.
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Mortgages Sale of Per-
sOnaI Property.

viii be sold al public auction on SATUR
DAY, FEBRUARY Is, 1897 at j o'clock a. m,
street, Providence. II. l.. by virtue of thA
power OF sale contained in certain mortgage
deed made and executed by Mary A. OSulli.
van, dated September a. 1894, and recorded
in the office Of the Recorder of Deeds in said
Providence, in Personal Property Mortgage
Book No. %, at page 3oS, the conditions of said
mortgage having BEEN broken: All counters,
show cases, shelving and fixtures sewing ma
chine, laces, yelyets, bonnets, hats. ribbons,
flowers, etc, contained in the millinery store,
No. 4l0 Westminster street.
BY order OF the present owner and holder OF
said mortgage, who hereby gives notice of his
intention 70 bid upon the above e-described
property at the sale thereof or at any post
ponement or adjournment OF the same.
Providence, Feb. 2, 1897. f2-10t
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. WA

wANTED-To hire small farm within ra-
dius of 10 miles of Providence, suitable fer
poultry raising and gardening. Address Il.
p, News office. fs-6t
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WINTER RESORTS.

Hotel Traymore, Atlantic City, N. J..
over ooks the mo 4 delightful section of this ia
nous beach Sensonab comforts aud amuae-
ments. Open throughout the year
f6-2m ID. =. Waite. JR, Proprietor.
HADDON HALL, Atlantic City. ~. y.
Directly facing the ocean. iSerY modern con-
vonicuce and Improvement. including hot and cold
water baths in house rooms single and en-
sutte with baths attached. ETC.. etc. Seud for it.
lustrated booklet. Leeds A Lippincott Through
Pullman Buffet train leaves Cortlandt cnG Des-
brSsses sts., New York. aa!iy at isSy p. NJ. via
Penn. X. ll-gdt
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NOTICE,

Although have this day withdrawn as part.
ner from the firm of Luther a. Huber, sh1ll
still continue with said firm, and will DO
pleased to see and serve all my old friend,
and customers at the same place.
fB-3t JAMES q. LUTHER
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HOTEL WANTED--To hire, furnished
partially furnished, in country town: year
around trade; party with family long expe-
rience. Address Hotel, 30 Bank street, New
Iondon Conn f5-6t
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ROOMS TO LET.

TO LET-Nice room with or without board.
81 Sutton street, left-hand bell S-dt
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WANTED TO BOARDING. or two lady
teachers nice heated sunny room; every con-
yenience; pleasant parlor, piano; good table
board; or would give Pood care 10 aged or IN
valid lady. 81 Hudson street, between Train
ing Ground and Messer street fo-ot
WANTED-A large secondhan safe. Ad-
dress p. o. Box lH. Providence, X. l. fa-6t
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-02-09

This evening there will be a reception
rendered to supr,me Chancellor Colgrove
and other distinRo oished members OF the
order py the Knights Of this city and
vicinity at the meeting Of Sterling Lodge.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-02-09
HOsMER's PRICES IN sPECrACLES

Steel Spectaclos mot from lDc., Eyeglasses
case and silk cord: Gold Alloy
spccls 30. with best CRYSTAL lens k.OO: Gold
Spccks 500. Eyeglassos s25J nl3 u
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-08-01
a SAD ACCIDENT.

/ While all Was noise and confusion ON,
The steamer Elder. just after her arrival
yesterday Inorning. messenger boys were.
alarc91ns among the passengers for Mr..
IS G. wins. of Portland. with a telegram.
announcing the death OF his mother
Mr. Wills could not AT first be found
bit dozen pAsssnsers, learning oS the
incident, took up the search and later
iound tho GsntleuFan and broke the sad
news TO him. Mr.. WINS was ourIfttes.
s1- two y'urs. and wouhd probably have
spent = Longer time In the north His.
turned back last might to attend She lasE
rites over The remains of a beloved
F''rent The sympathy extended 70 him
by all on beard. and the offers Of as
sitsinoa in every shape were touching in,
the extreme. A bond OF Fellowship had,
sprung up between the gold-hunters.
even IN the short time they had been.
together. which made common cause
ou; Of ¬hers calamity or misfortune
Bound for and far from civilization.
where probably many unknown dangers
lnd hairSships await riem. ties are soon |
o1med which are stronger than any law |
or the protection OF the unfortunate |
nd the r1ght.
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that lhey have simply grown rich in the
Z past few months out OF the sale OF
goods for Alaska They have established
steamer Ines and with their usual en-
terprise and activity will develop the
business to large proportions
Alaska business has come 10 stay.
Astoria aIsE Portland have been slow IN
Z grssping the situation, but with one
steamer in the line to stay and Others
in prospect, they should push trade with
thai territory day and nistr Now Is
, rhe opportunity for the two leading cities
a. Oregon 10 make great strike. Both
have brains and money-Purtland great
wealth.. Astoria has the greAt port; the
raIiroad hetwstsn the two cries will soon
Se coCnTGetfsd. AMI nature tuhsnde.i that
their Joint resources should be used for
tho EsneraI good OF che stat and all its
psopls- Old jehloasies sTe rapidly being
bslEfsA Hsre b where tyuffo ean be
hAndlrs1 NJ the minimum Of eoss. and
II, WIKI all her rich tir1ter and other
resources. Astoria does not now make
n Offensive and defensive alliance with
Portland. eiss does not deserve the narDe
or city. These sentiments were ex-
pressed by several business 1ssa yester-
day, IN discussing the situation. end
one OF them remarked that with a COM
binatiua OF the kind. and the uniform
courteous tresament to customers which
has been so notably extended 20 the
passengers on the Elder. they cian hold
their own against the Sound. Three !
gentlemen in one party. who bought many /
hundred dollars worth OF goods il. Port
and, and some articles here. said yes
srday that although they had every !.
opportunity to cinch Them the Portland
merchants did not overcl,arge them
dollar. although in some cases they
ought the inst goods of the kind in the {
market. The same rule held good in {
lstoria, and the gentlemen said that the {
ospitality OF everyone here was rernark I
bic. They were mot AT the dock by S
tizens and were asked what could be {
one TO make their delay here pleas
ut. II Is this spirit that builds up
'mmerce. and It is this spirit that As.
rams and Poruanders are going to ex-
else In the development OF she great Sc
ste of oregon. b
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THE FUTURE ASTORIA.
Illustration OF What This Pert soon
VIII Be


The busy scenes enacted AT the. socks
yesterday, and the life on the streets
was n realistic picture OF what Astoria
will be when the loading OF an ocean
steamer is a daily occurrence and n
trade is established with Alaska. japan.
China and other countries.
All day the merchants were as busy
as they could be. supplying the last
wants of the passengers on the Elder
destined to the land of wealth ar the
far north. Nearly every one had for
gotten several articles necessary to their
comfort and took advantage OF the de-
lay to the snip to purchase in Astoria.
\ cateful estimate made on the bas,s
of actual purchases by dozen or more.
and the ttct that nearly every man
aboard bought something, shows that be-
tween $3.50 and 1900 was spent here yes-
terday. One man. who only decided IN
SO a few hours before the steamer left
Portland. was so fortunate as to find
an entire outfit at Foard a. Stokes.
which had been packed for another party
who forgot to call for 1t. which he in
'tantly bought. settling on the original
invoice. On board the Elder are seOO. 900
cash and 100000 in supplies, according
% careful and conservative estimate. |
With the continued reports of rich finds
N the Klondyke, what will the trade
'e next year? Seattle wholesalers say
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Kloudyko Kimd,Go At the dock
Klondyke o. tno stroess. Klondyke In
ca, .,ores, offices. in tho homes, at the
hotels and restAu-ants--"al is Klon-
dyke"
only one thing was thought OF or
talked about IN Astoria ycsteriay-,he
new gold nslds Of the upper Yukon The
steamer Elder which left Portland nj
lllo Friday nigh, with SSs passengers.
end hundreds of tons OF supplies for
Nlondyke, arrived IN Astoria at $50 yes
n riug An accident detained
hrr here all day and all night About 4
o'clock in the morning. one OF the &C.
centric rods .0n the low pressure engine
was broken and the captain arranged
Astoria Iron Works for the
necessary repairs, which wero only COM
pletcd at late hour last evening. Dur
ing tho day tho passengers took In the
different points OF interest IN the city,
and purchased articles for their OUTFITS
which they had forgotten to buy in
Portland, Some. who came without out
fits, fitted out here, The most Of the
passengers We're glad OF the opportunity
10 secure much-needed articles It was
'stimated that an average OF ten dollars
'er man was spent here. or betwean
three and four thousand dollars, The
Elder Is heavily loaded, but not over
oaded, and the passengers all agree that
he officers made very careful work OF
he slowing OF the vessel. The live stock
5 well provided for, so that no injury
viii be received at sea.