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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-12-17
Kent 4 Stanley Co.'S Pc
titiOn Granted.
ASSETS AND LIABILITIES.
Former About 100000 and Latter
Double That Amount.
FIRST MEETING OF CREDITORS.

The Kent Il Stanley company limited
was today. on its own petition, declared
by tho APPELLATE court insolvent Upon the
hearing for the appointment or receivers
held about two weeks ago in the apps late
court counsel for the company stated tha
The directors had boen directed to TAKE,
steps To have IL go into insolvency, SO to-
days proceeding was not unexpected.
Accompanying tho petition asking the
court TO declare the company insolvent
was copy of the vote passed authoriZ.
ing tho treasurer and president to begin
proceedings in insolvency The iirst
meeting of creditors will be held at tho
Office of Lorin NJ. Cook, register in in
solvency, on January 155. 1898.
The larger creditors are: III. H. Astle
Providence, 1898. 81; Allen 81 .Jonassohn,
providepce, S762 60; American Too. 4
Machine company, Boston, slS5S; n. /.
Ashton, "a; Anthony. Cowell a. Co..
sl4O 30; w. V. Bush, si203.69; Brown
Bros. q Co.. Sl59 20: Henry &. Bowon u
Co, sl3l.l0 ii. II. Brainard
S607. 40; Blake u johnson, Water
bury, $3.50 Al 5. A. Bennett
s63z 81; Burden Wire q supply com
Calender. McAuslan Il Troup, ss4S9. II:
Campbell X Ieil Co, Baltimore. S6l4. 81;
II. n. Colivn, .providence, si25 80; e. W.
Dover, Providence, esl43.I0i Thomas
Evans, Providence. Sl26. "a; Franklin
Machine Company, 1896. 49, Samuel Eos.
ter, S2753 G3; G. II. George 81 Co., sSOS. 81;
Estate of IG. j. Hicks. Providence,
si34. 40; +. i. Kent. S60U0; Leeder Beru-
koff, s526 w. ii. Miller x Son.
S5Os' g7; Mcwillams Manufacturing Com
pany, s67l. 65, sPomroy coal Company.
s53l. Co. Providence Gas Company S27S. 40;
provldsne Coal COMPANY, $l0i7. 40: III.
Remington & Son, 5000; G. Il. Smith
Plating Company, S2622. ~; Stark
weather & Williams, $3.50; j. H. Tower
$3.50 SO; J. T.. Taylor, s392 9ll; Trades
Weekly COMPANY, $780, I'll: Warren.
Salisbury 4 Nightingale. S}53. 10: Waite.
Thresher d Co. SS3l.2p; r. Thayer.
pawtucket, $1,000; First National Bank
OF Smithheld, Sg3!3 o.: First National
Bank. Pawtucket, SiU 007 36; Il. /. Ma
tiunal Bank. S3y, 356. 81 second National
Bank, 10. S.,3 Oh; Woonsocset 'lnstitution
for savings, Sl72a rs; a. W. Stanley.
pawtucket. S557i 90; j. O. Draper * Co,
So, 4gS.1l; American National Bank,
Slg, 57l. 81, hlassachusrtts National
Bank, s1225. OF; General Electric Com
pany. Scbncctady \. j., sI9S7 IS.
II. Lorsch & Co, New York. 60S7 so;
Drake, payson a. Written Electric Co.
SlOS a.; trustees Under Will OF j Garter
Brown, Si7. 5O0 Harold Brown. New
port. Sl1,0Hv; :. :. slngnlls, Boston.
slO. coo: John W. Bishop X Co. shS.
203. bi CITY Of Providence, s6pL l22. Tle
total Is about Slu0 O0O
The assets include the Manufacturers
anu EnteruriSe buildings, various ma.
chincry, jewelry, manufactured and ma
terials for manufacturing tho same. "A
large number of book accounts and are
estimated at $500 OOO.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-12-17
STOLE A BARREL.
Kelley Fined For That Offence in
District Court.
DesaSSi, all Italian, Fined For B atlog
His Wife.

1he grist i'm the Sixth District Court
this morning included the usual lot of
miscellaneous criminals Jaaes keilsywas
lined g. and costs for stealing barrel
from George Il. Babbitt
AIicle Morrill,, boy 10 years old
wanted cigars and cigarettes last even
ing He wanted them tad enough to
steal them. He saw Walter III. List driv-
ing LubeI Lists wagon along Branch
avenue and he knew that the peddler had
the articles in stock so with other boys
he made a snJak up bebind tie wagon
and got supply OF the smokers. The
wagon driver saw the poys and Morrill,
was arrested by Patrolmnn William H.
HAYDEN. The thief had about 81 worth of
tobacco In his possession. lie WAS fined
Sl5 and costs.
John Bowater waived examination on
tho charge of maintaining liquor nui-
sauce and furnished bail in the sum of
$1,000 To appear in the common pleas
division of the court.
Considerable time was devoted TO the
tlial Of Antonio Desassi for beating his
wife, Antonio said that no worked on the
dump every day and did all he could
60 support the madame and give her "a
good home The nelghbors, however, and
TWO policemen testified that the hu sband
N lkpd the won an and threateneu 60 kill
L,I. 1t came out that the wife was in the
hsnit OF visiting another man in the
neigh borhood and the Judge advised her
to stay at home. He fined the .husband
$40 and costs. and inf )rmed him that if
hs persisted in choAl.g his wife he would
have t ego to Jail.
Thomas Grey as charged with stealing
harness belonging TO Fishel David.
Grey was an employe until last Tuesday
morning. That night at 10 o'clock he
- I.....
ming from North Main TO Canal street
and took the harness, He was arrested
wita IL in his possession at H. o'clock the
same night He was bound over 10 the
Common IleIs Court In tie sum Of 5000.
Peter Carter who took money belong
ing 10 his mother was sent TO Jail for 30
days. IL was shown that Carer had AIKEN
$40 of his mothers pension money and
appropriated IL TO his own use without
her consent.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-12-17
TALKED ABOUT.

The Rev. John Wicr. NJ. A., D. D., Who has
spent nine years In the interest of cducati n
and missions in Japan, and who has lately re-
turned from a tour through Palestine, is l. Q
guest of j. Newton Daupbne, 1856 Ohio ave-
uue, Washington Park
The steamer Rambler, plying between this
city, Bristol and Fall River was delayed u
little ON this mornings trip by the twisting
of her rudder II was stated that she was di,-
ablod and lying at anchor in Mount Hone bay
with all her passengers, but the steamboat
company denies that there i any truth in this
report The Rambler is running in place of the
kichard Borden. which Is lald up Cor renair.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-12-17
EOw'S This ?

We offer ono Hundred Dollars Reward for
auy case of tatnrrh that cannot be- cured by
Hnll'- CatRrrh Cure.
o. T. CHENEY A co, Props. Toledo. q.
We. tire uudtraguo1. have known D. T.
Cheney fur the last ID wears. and believe him
perfectly honorable iu all business tran-sc.
tiDu~ aud financially able Go carry ont any
uhiDstiun- made hy their hrn.
WEST a fklAN, Wholesale Druggists. To
ittlU. %.
wALDING, kINNAN A. MARVIN. Whole.
sale Druggists. Toledo ONO.
Hall taturrh Cure D. taken internally. set
ink directly mon the hlrud and mucous sur
fscs ~ tho .y.tum. Price ,jc per bottle
SoloNy al Druegt-t-. Testimonials free.
Halls tamily Pills are The best.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-12-17
School of instruction,

A meeting of the School of instruction
for commissioned officers OF the Rhode
Island Militia. according TO General
Orders No. 40. will be held at brigade
headquarters. l0i North Main street, on
Thursday evening. Dec "a at O'Clock.
Subject for discussion, Emergency Calls
for the Militia. -
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-12-17
A SANDER Suit.

Way X. Smithe's suit for slander
against City Milk Inspector Potter was
to have been heard on demurrer in the ap-
pellate court today. but counsel for ar
Potter did not appear TO prosecute tho
demurrer SO it was dismissed. Mr.
Smythe claims that Potter told false
stories TO his milk customers about the
quality of fluid he Smythe, sold them.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-12-17
FALSE REPORTS.
Former Bank President Bacon Found
Guilty of Making Them.

salt Lake. Utah, Dec l7.--James H.
Bacon was found guilty last night in the
United States circuit court of making
false entries in his reports to the Amp-
troller of the currency when president
of the American National bank of this
city. He was found guilty on two counts
differing only technically. Ire penalty
is from live Go ten years Imprisonment
BacOn's prosecution grew out of the fail
ure early last year of the bank of Salt
Lake, private institution of which he
was president
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-12-17
Cycle Club Incorporated.

Articles OF incorporation have been
filed at the office of she secretary of state
by Mrs f.. III. Morris, Mrs. X. l.. Bray
ton, Miss q. q. Lttleheld, Mrs. A. c.
Hawkes. and Mrs. H. :. Hathaway, incor-
porating tine Entire Nous Cycle Club. ="
Its purposes are the OF promotion of soci-
ability and cycling.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-12-17
Presented Letters OF r call.

St Petersburg, Dec. 1.-The retiring
United Stntes minister to Russia. Mr..
Breckenridge, was received la audience
by the. Car yesterday and presented his
letters of recall. MIR. BrecKenridgs pre-
sented 60 his majesty his successor. MIR.
T.. A. Hitchcock. Both MIR. Breckenridrc
and MIR. Hitchcock were presented to the
GLnr and his WIN
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-12-17
Hanged For Chlli Murder.

Kansa City. Mo-, Dec. l'.-Tilliam Carr was
hange az the Clay county court house. lib
ertv, Mo, today for the murder, October 3. Z
Belle Carr, "A 3ycar.old child by william
Cars first wife. VINO was found on d snnd-
bar In the Missouri river near Kansas city.
Carr admitted drowning tho child In the
river.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-12-17
Case Was Settled.

The petition of dcfcndant IN The ease of Al.
fred Il. johnson vs. New England Railroad
Company was 20 have been heard by the Ap.
-, Hate Court today. but u VISA settled before
10 VISA reached. Mr.. johnson got "A verdict
against the railroad company for $50 for the
burning Of some wood on hi, land in Coven.
try. Tho fire was caused by tho fire spreading
from some stuff that was burned near tho
railroad track.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-12-17
srRMITTLp ro ICpGMFNr-

Sylvester G. Rice today obtained judgment
against the a. B. Rice Company for $780,, IS
by submission % the defendant IN the Su.
promc court. The action was founded ON "A
promis-ory note given Mr.. Rice for money
advanced tho company, whicn got into din
cultiCs few years ago. n. M. Thonpson was
attorney for Mr. Rice.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-12-17
A Bicycle Accident.

Today, M Nellie Brennan, who resides
at 80 Stanwood avenue was riding her
wheel from Elmwood avenue into Pot
ter's avenue, she collidsd with one of j.
A. Potter's lumber wagons. TIE front
wheel of her machine was wrecked and
her right hand was severely injured.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-12-17

--scarets CANDY Calhurlic, the most won
derlul medical discovery OF the agc. pleas
aut aud refreshing tO the taste. act gently
aud positively on kiducys. liver aud bowels
cleansing the entire system. dispel colds,
cute headache. fcy,r. habitual consiipai on
aud biliousncss. Please buy aud try box
~ &. &. 4. TODAY. 10 -. 20 cents. Sold aud
guaranteed to cure by ah druggists.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-12-17

ing Washington. ID. c.. Mount Vernon, phila-
dclphia and New York viii leave Boston
Tuesday, Dec. y. Eve days are spent at The
national capital at tine bvst hotels. and So
covers every expense. other tuuts tu Jan.
uary. February, March. Auril and MAY. Fur
itinerary call un or address A. y. simmons,
y. q. A., 2ll Washington street. Boston.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-12-17
Inspected Fire AL. rm System.

Chief Raudett and Assistant Wiley Ed
wards of the Newton, Mass, ire depart
ment, and Chief Choate of the Milton,
hall today and Inspected the new fire
alarm System
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-12-17
FINGER AMPUTATED.

Just before noon today stephen Ryan, an
emrioye of the Providence Dyeing, Bleaching
a. Calendering Company had his right hand
badly crushed in the machinery at the works
on Valley street. one OF his fingers was so
badly mangled that Or. Farrell, who attended
Ryan, found it necessary TO amputate it,
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-12-17
49, 7s--'7-'7-=--------s----------
ARE ILLEGAL.
A Pittsiield Merchant Fined For Civ
ing Trading Stamps.

Plttsfield. Mass, Dec. 17.-Judge
Tucker in the District Court has decided
that tho trading stamp system is illegal.
w. 4. Patherbridge wassfined $50 and costs
for giving stamps with purchase. The
case against him was brought up 10 test
the legality of the system. -
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-12-17
WHAT DO THE CHILDREN URINKp

ilIh ulNe them SEA Dr rufftr. Have Vuu
tried the new loot drink called Crain.Of an
D. drnripus and uuuri-hiug ana takes the
t'iaca Of cufpa. The mufp tfrnfn-p vuu give
ihe cniinrDu tlU more uDaltif v.u distribute
inrpIgn fhoir svzfrma Grain-D is made ~
rlre grains, and when nroporly prepared
tastes lka 'he choice gradrs of coffee but
costs shout as much All srooors .el it
snd &c.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-12-17
PROGREss OF REGIsTRATTON.

The number of ciuzens who qualified as vo.
ters yesterday by registering was sls. bring.
ing the total up 60 date % GEl. This is l.s
less than the total at tho same time year
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-12-17
nRANrEn A niNnRnr

Carrie V. Robbins was today granted di.
vorce from her hu-bad. Fred a. Robbins. ON
the ground ~ oxtreme cruelty, ~ Judge
Euyer4
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-12-17
RICHARD 0USTED.
Truman Appointed in His Stead as TruS-
tie Unisr J. A. AbOrn vii.

A decree was entered in the Appellate Court
to-day in the case of Arthur A. simmons ot all.
W. W. w. Richard, providing for the appoint
mont of Nathan Is. Truman IN place 'of Mr..
Richard as trustee under tine VIII '1f Mncs
a. Aborn. Mr.. simmons resides IN Grafton,
hnss., ani had tho decree entered va tlI, i'm.
terc-t Of himself and children.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-12-17

Guaranteed tobacco habit cure. makes weaA
meL 5troag, bI0Cd pure. 5Oc. Al. al druggis isLS
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-12-17
PROVIDENCE
NE1 WIS.
THIS IS SO BECAUSE

FIRST.-Far and above all it's Contempo-
rares, larger percentage OF the every evening
issue Of THE NEWS goes into the
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-12-17
HOMES !!

SECOND.-The Small Size and Attractive
Makeup" of THE NEWS makes all its Adver-
tising particularly Snowy and Conspicuous.
THIRD-THE NEWS copy for copy, un-
doubtedly receives closer and more thorough read
ing than any other newspaper published in its sec
ton ; and
FOURTH.-The Advertising Rate is fixed
strictly in accordance with the actual circulation
and is confidently believed to be lower for service
rendered than that elsewhere asked The VALUE,
however. only be discovered by trial, and as
to this News Advertisers say
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-12-17
FINANCIAL NEWS
Other Financial News Page ..

RrPoBrEp By KENDALL WILLIAMS
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-01-17

From Baltimore sun. Chris Won der
Abe instituted separate suits for $500
each In the Superior Cour, against Ei-
ward Hanlon. Of the Baltimore Base
ball and Exhibition Company Both
suits are on a BIN Of exchange dated
July 90. 1896. and signed by Mr. Han
Ion. The claim. as the papers state.
Is for the expenses Of the Baltimore
club IN ST. Louis The suits we're
dockoiei by George r. Willis and Jos
W HAZEL. attorneys. Regarding the
suit Mr. llanlon says. "The Baltimore
club has every year until this year
paid Won der Abe Us proportion OF the
rental Of Peudicton Park. which wac
leased IN the year of the Brotherhood
hght I, amounted % about $3.50 au-
nually. This year. before q was due.
Won der Ahe attached our receipts ln
st. Louis Tor ave days. amounting 90
abou, $500. The last time told Won
Der Abe ! had 20 have some money 90
take the club 20 nosioa. and ro. $500
signing a note Tor The amount Now
Do sues on that note though Dc has
$500 % our money locked up. ana We
only owe him about $3.50 lu all"
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-01-17

"Heartsease." n drama In four acts.
by Charles Klein and j. /. c. Clarke.
was given is first production on any
stage by A. N. Palmer's Company. re-
Gently. AZ the Great Northern theaier.
Chicago. H.. which house was then
dedicated. The story deals with the
adventures OF Arnold Stuart. a young
composer. who Is madly In love with
Margaret Neville. one OF his pupils.
who Is the daughter Of a rich aristo-
craft She returns his love and has
promised that. when his grand opera Is
produced. n Il Is successful. she viii
take him 10 her father aud ask his
blessing on their union. The opera Is
accepted BY a London lmprossarlo and
the heart OF the young musician beats
high with hope. The manuscript. how
ever. Is stolen from him by rival.
Godfrey Remington who produces Il
as his own work. and the author-loyer
IL ehagrlned by seeing his own work
successfully produced and credited 10
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-01-17

President Elliott. Of the L. A. W
makes the following announcement An
relation 10 the donation OF prizes tc
Increase the league membership: On
July 81 I called attention % a proposed
competition for prizes which vas In.
tended as an additional incentive tc
those who are making efforts 10 IN.
crease our membership. and also with
the hope OF interesting others In N,
work. Tho competition Is open 90 any.
one who chooses 20 enter o. Il Is now
definitely settled thai a handsome lin,
OF prizes will De offered. though only 4
part Of them have been decided upon
The list will De headed by az least two
frst-class pianos. one or more billiard
tables. several bicycles and tandems
watches cameras. etc. I would like q,
make the total list OF prizes al leas.
atty. and would ask al members VII,
are interested TO give me suggestions
a. TO what articles should BE- added. tn,
competition will begin on January I
1897. aad will close on December 10
1897.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-01-17

Our Cincinnati correspondent. r. z.
Goodwin. has entered a new branch o.
baseball. which viii be OF material as
asunce 10 the minor lcaguers. Tho
smaller fry has an along felt the need
of a base bail employment bureau. aud
to 90 this want De- viii devote a share
% his time this wla,Cr Mr Goodwin
aill attomp, 90 secure situations i5f
young. deserving bah players. who
want to improve their chances THIS
bureau WIN De- OF great bgncat alike 10
the player aad manager. as much less
correspondence Is necessary than when
Goodwin assisted materially Ia build
irF up s,5aas teams in the Southern
and Texas Leagues. and with increased
facilities now should bc able 20 90
Hlll b,ttcr this sprng. Managers wish
lag only good players. Gated Ter their
strength. and players who can show
ability. would DO wen 20 give him a
Sporting Life.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-01-17

Ralph Johnson, the DOLL player with
nldermanlc aspirations. would get tho
vote OF every small boy IN the twelfth
ward did the law allow small boys TO
vote. says the Chicago Tlmos-Herald.
Al the sans time a may be said that
Mr.. johnson will get the votes OF a
goodly number Of the big boys who can
vote and who have not ouigrown their
/ love o.: the national game. Ralph may
not know much about parliamentary
usages. but be declares that he know1
enough not 20 let any grounders get by
him in the way Of gift franchises. lie
doesn't propose 20 be a backsiop Tor
corporations. and promises 20 put up a
good game that viii please the bleach
crs as well as the grand stand OF the
: ward. Mr.. Campbell. who has been
playing for his release. has neglected
so many chances that Mr. johnson feels
assured Of making a much better aver
! age. both at voting and covering hi'
VI nold. paradoxically. Mr. johnson
. urges his weakness as q team player a.
. a recommendation. and promises q
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-01-17

whatever may BE- the origin OF the
GEMS of commerce. whether torresir.ai
or moteor.c % is certain that al least
ore method of their formation Ia
known. lrcn at q temperature OF GOO
gontradc saturated with carbon ana
cooled under high pressure yielis a
portion OF ils carbon, which crys,ailges
as diamond The knowledgo of mia
Tact haa lcd to experiments with hard
clcd steel, which is made under some-
what similar conditions. Tho metal
was dissolved 10 hydrochlorlc acid ana
The solution vas treated succosslvelv
with concentrated nitric acid. fused
potassium chloratc. hydronuorie aeld
aud sulphurlc acid. From thls treat
meni very minute crystals are oh
ained. which exhibit all tho physical
and chemical qualities OF, and In fact
are. true diamonds.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-01-17

be- "when I managed the phlladsl-
phia team they aaisbgl high "a tao
race every season. ana yet there were
people who were out Tor my scalp.
This year, with a now manager. tho
team finished eighth but the work
.alt . l.l with che team never ls mcn-
Hwnod whom ! took hold OF the New
YUrIs ! had q string 0f about thirty
lyl PLAYERS Gradually ! Tot tbr team
ss ! wanted 90. and when % BEGAN ,o
chow a.gas of good wCsa Twas -.yJa o.
vacation. Bul Joyce was placed Ia come
maud and thg ubrclu.ut good Shove
ng all was credited 90 Joyce have
nothing to F1y ln regard to Mr Fr.ed-
man. However nay ouEaramut With
thJ Sow York club decided nae TO do
no nero directing on the Gcll."
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-01-17

4 play IN four acts. dramatlzcd from
the novel % the same title. was acted
Tor the hrst time last week az the
Leland Opera House. Albany. ~ Y. by
Edwin Gordon Lawrence arl company.
The scenes G.: ihe play are laid IN Rus
sia, Poland and siberia. The story.
Prince Valdcmar. a young Russian. Is
In love with Olga. a Hcrf. and wishes
To marry her. but Is violently opposed
by his mother. Princess Radotzky.
Valdemar Is determined. but Il finally
persuaded % pa, on the marriage for a
year, and enters the army rs captain
under General GrunontoI. IN Poland.
In the mean time Princess RadoiEky
sells OLA 20 Ivan Alexandrovitch,
meaning 90 get ria OF her. and prevent
her sons marriage 90 slave. Her
Wish e. 10 form an alliance with Coun-
tess DenlskoI. her niece Valdemar
learns Of his mothers breach OF faith.
leaves the camp against the orders o.,
the general. and has,cns home 20 ind
ulsa, hc unda her IN the home OF Ivan.
and tries 90 persuade her 20 ny with
him, Duo d tollcl hy the Vaccinations
OF Fcl0r Gror1rl0vitch Who haica Val
dcmar and who makes her believe he
ls her father m tho meantime Valde-
MAR, being o. dosar,or from the army.
.s pursued. and 90 this iuu,turo Ca ar
rested ly Lieutenant Roetow. Tho
princess, alarmed at Coo Gate 90 her son.
cndol,or to obtain O. pardon through
tho general but tbe evil gJulus OF Gre.
gorlcvI,ch o. apparent 90 prevent and
Prince Valicmsr o. banlshcl 90 the
mines of Siberia. Olra ls also lod away
captive. through the schOming OF the
princess. and On Siberia meets ValGc.
mar. Tho perddy OF Grcrorloyl,ch is al
last revealed. and through fear % be.
ing exposed as a Nlhillst. General Gruf.
icntoi parions valdomar. and Olga Is
so, free. The countess marrles Arm.
strong, and the princess finally rclent-
ing. no longer opposes the union OF her
son 10 Olga.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-01-17

1T does not make any dlnerenc,
who gets the next Racing hoard chair.
manshlp." says an l.. 4. W. member
"a salary should 30 with the oalce
Conslderlng the duties and responsl
biItles Of the place. s. 800 and expenses
would not be ioc much 10 give the right
man. American cycle racing Il a large
sized institution. The man al the heal
OF Il should be juilciously chosen aud
well paid Il Il no longer REASONABLE,
or Tor the best interest Of the spor, "a
expect the chairman 20 put the neces.
sary brains and energy into the work
Tor office EXPENSE when a good man
works. Il Is his privilege 70 expect
somebody 10 settle. and no exception
should De made OF the work now under
consideration. Every capable person
owes society and the world. perhans
certain amount Of Eratul,ous labor
bat the chalrmanship OF the l.. A. W
Racing Board o. not one OF those thing.
which belong on the free list"