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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-08-25

SID It e freutt9e Na4rt9ten
fpmmen aus benz groBen Nrbeit5felb Rep
England . Sn gang &6obe Sslano baben
Die 8aumtpoGz unb MoQfabriten am 16.
Nuguit na9 elmer tur3en pauie Die 4rbett
lpieoer aufgenommen, nit Der @rfldrung,
OaB fir abIebbare 3eit ~peuigitens Die polle
3eit gearbeitet nerben tpirO. Mebrere Der
&attunorudersien baben Iogar fett 5pet $50
den bis Mittsrna9t in getrieb gebalten tperz
ben mifen. Cine @ereinigung BON 8aptta@
fifteen lit i'm 5elbe, um 6abrifanlugen gu mte=
then. Die l1niteb Statss Rubber So. bat
$50 nelte 2eute anItelen mihen. Qus Suz
lem, San Hibsr unb 2atprence in Mafa4uz
ietts laufen glei6 tr0itli4e 8erI9te Elm, uno
in Stem Oort re9net man o%arauf, OaB oas
9erbftgei9Gft Der 9roBfaufIsute bas BON
1892 UNI so Broaent Ober $1O0,0o0,O00
iibertreffen tpirb.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-08-25
@ptt DER blauen Sonau.

Sie neberi9wemm1n9en unb bic gtuf9obe bes MO-
bernen Staotes. - 9ie parGamentarti9e Sage
in .un9arn. - Gin Samilienroman. Ser
Susenbpreis un6 bic &asenausiteIung.
Die 8tr6eerungen, tpel9e bic 1eberz
f3pemmungen Der lebten Sage in aablreiGtn
&ronldnoern, am mei1ten aber IN gtisoer=
6iterrei4, SberOfterrei9 unb 8DAmen angez
ri9tet BADEN, iiberf9reiten tpeitaus Das Mita
telmaB Der @IementarunfdGe, nit Denen bic
@ertpultung zines 9roBen Gtaates INNER 81
re9nen bat. Sc beutli9er bur9 Die Der=
fpGtet einlaufenben Ginaelna9ri9ten bas
8ilb Der ben 5lutben gum Opfer g.falensn
Meni4enleben, Der bernt9teten grnten, Der
Sert0rten 9GuIer, 8riiden, @%iienbabnen, Der
auf LANCE binaus unfru9tbar eetporbenen
@ulturfld9en berbortritt, befto bringsnber
lit es, ii4 ni9t mebr gu Der6eblen, baB Oeiterz
reid bon elmer &ataitrop6e credit tporben lit.
at9t bios, oaB etnem nngliid BON Iolder
&usoebnung ~gegeniber an cine 9silung Der
Munben bur9 Die prinate @ObItbdtigteit
ni9t gu benfen 1T ;au9 bic Staat5bilfe, bic
olein etnem fOl9en Notbitanbe geg.nii5sc
Grbebli4es gu leiften bermdg, pirb Oiesmal
nit gang anberen MaBftGben bemeien perz
ben miifen. nit gang anberen Sumnen gu
re9nen 6aben, als es in ben r~egelmGbig ben
Rei9sratb 6ef9Gftigenben unb uGid6rli9
pieOerte6renOen NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. unb
ptlfeleiitungs Antrdgen Der San gu Ieta
pflegt. 9a es ftb UNI Not6itGnbe Der alerz
bringenoften Dirt banbelt unb f9nsqe !9ilfe
betanntli9 boppeIte 9tlfe 1T, 10 piro bic 9tez
eierung, tpel6e neuerOtngs nit 10 6eIonoerer
&0rliebe bas &e9t Der 9pt6berorbnung
bdnbbubt, fi9erli6 unget6eiIte 3u1timrung
finben, fpenn tie it9 bieIes 8ebtes audi in
Dem Safe bebient, fir ben es in eriter 2inie
gef9affen 1T, unb gegen nabtrdgli9s Sc
nebmigung Our9 ben Rei9sratb ben 2an>
besberpaltungen bic Summen ~3utptiit, peG9e
einerieits CUR @ieber6eritelung Der geitDrten
Communications, anbererIeits our Rettung
Der 8ablloien pirt6f9aftIi9en @riiten8en err
forberIi9 finb, Die Our3 bas GIemsntarzGr=
eigniB Der @erni9tung na6e gebra4t tpurz
ben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-08-25

Nm 10. Guguit mar Der %bunoert<
tdbrtg e8eburtsta g 6es beoeutenoen
8ermaniften unb Mitbegriinoers
berOeutf4enS urnerf3af 5an5
5erotnanb M a 5 man Oerfetbe 5oate
in Oeutf9lanb bon ben Surnbereiner 5iem<
lid ndgemein gefeiert tperben, unb fir cine
niirotge @ebG9tniBfeier am @ra6e bes 1874
in W}ustau 8erltorbenen mar qleinfdls
Sorge getragen tpprben. So bel mir err
fabren baben, 1T ieitens Der beuti6zameriz
fdnif9en Surner feline Noti5 BON rem Sc
bd3tntBtage genommen tporben. - Mab<
mann mar elm geborener 8erGiner, pibtnete
ft9 anfangs Dem Stubium Der I6splpqie.
i3loB fh4 1915 ben freiptGi9en SSGgern an,
uno betbeiligte fi3 na9 feiner &idfe6r eifrig
an bur 3eni9uftGi9en 8eitrebungen. gad)z
benz er 1917 Bis 1921 als 2e6rer gsipirtt
bate, be9unn er 1926 bos Stuoiun Der
oeutf6en Spra9e, tpuroe 1926 Surnlebrer
am t0nigli6en &~abettenforps in Miin6er1,
iiferna6m 1928 Die 9eitung Der itd0tif6en
Su%rnanftalt bafelbft unb tpurbe 1929 auBerz
oroentli4er, 1885 orbentli9er profeiipr Der
oeuti9en Spra4e unb 2iteratur an Der nuiz
oerfitdt. SIN Sabre 1912 iie6elte er mad
Berlin ii6er, INN Die Wiebereinri9tung beS
algemeinen Surnhnterri9ts i'm preuBii9en
@taate unb bic profefTur fir beut19s
Spra9e gu iibernebmen. @r mar fir bds
Surnfpe1en Bis an fein @nbe fAriftftQeriiG
uno aud bi4terif3 t6Gtig (pon i6m itammen
is9ieber SD bab' MIDI ergeben" uno Sur
ner 5iebn frob Oabin"O unb bat ii9 ols ge=
le6rter 6eruusgeber altOeutf9er 0enfmdler
berbient gema3t. @r mar Elm %fleiner, unterz
febter Mann, Der nod Bis in fetn 9phes IGz
ter nit Offerem !0em0tragen, Surnerioppe
unb Iungen 9aaren ein6erging, unb babur9
ii9 befanntlib ben Spot 5einri9 9stne's
3u5og, aber Elm freu5braOer Weni3 mil einem
g%oloenen 9er5en.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-08-25

'@rnbte in Serasf9Gs@t In. SOIoe
Der unbaltenben Diirre, unb er glartbt, bah
bieieIbe 1,75o,ooo 8anen ni6t iiberftsisen
tptr6, anitatt anfangs er6offter 3,OOO,O 900.
Ramentli9 i'm mittleren Seras pirb Der
bOrausfi4tli4e @rtrdg als iebr 0irftig GEE
fdiGbert. 9iefe &nii9t ipirO gum She'll BON
ben Na9ri9ten bes lanbpirtbf4aftli9en
Miniiteriums beitdttgt. @Gbrenb bas Der
Seraner baIber gu betlagen 1T, biirfte es auf
ben 8aumpouenmurtt f%eitigenb %tpirten, urb
%Oieienigen, pel9e nod 8orrdtbe bon Der az
ten @rnbte baden, tperoen DieQet9t bur4 bei=
fere Preiie fir ben bissidbrigen &usfaa entz
f9Gbi9t tperben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-08-25

Die Msi5enausubr nimmt 6ereits
groBe Simenfionen an. Mm II. Nugrf
gingen ous ben perf4iebenen atlantif9en
9dfen 10000 8uibel nu9 europa at.
Montog unO 9ienftag 5uiammen belief 1i8
Die W~eiaenausfubr auf 1,222,400 9nI6el,
UNI 100000 8uibeG mebr als an ben glei9eu
3agen Der borigen @O@e. Sn Der IeBtsn
@obe gingen inn @an3en 3,649,O14 8ui6st
Wsi3en na9 europa ub, alfo Inn fut 3pei
Miaionen 8ufbel mebr, uls in Der Uorbergez
gangenen Mo4e. 0iefe Wo@e pir0 mod
bDbere 3dbfen auftpeiien als bic lebte. Sein
Wunber, baB bic @ei5enpreiie fteigen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-08-25

Mie Der Baltimore Sun" BON einem Gpr@
refponbenten mitgetbeilt pirb, Der npeber Elm
Sarmer nod elm 8uufmann it,, Der alp
tein Snterefie baran bat, ben 8aumipouens
preis gu bu6men ober gu oriiden, 1tnO Die
NusIi9tsn fir bic 8aumnollen@
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-08-25
F. p f.

@saen Ropftpeb (NtiQrane ober ~nerb6ies Sopftpsb),
3dbnibnter5et, Neuralaie, &beumGtismus, Soereni6uB,
S0mer3en uno S6pd6e i'm &itden, benz &iidqrat
ODER ben Nieren, 8ei6peroen in Der 9eber0egsno, Seis
isOer Dirt i8afft Die @pplitatiOn bon @aOtpaD's @eaOo
gtelief ~iofortise Grlei6terung unb befen fortgeicbter
Sebraub einige Sage lang betuertteligt cine permas
nente 9eilrng.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-08-25

ST. @abmaD! SD babe Sbre Meoi3in felt elmer
gteibe BON SaDren 9e6rou6t uno finoe, oaB Tic ib als
bas bette unD rai6tite Meottantent fir iunerli6e unO
dubcrli@e S6mer3en erpeift unO 3tpar BON allen Srd=
paraten, Die i'd ~prObjrte. @6tungsboa
q. Sureenen Yat1o0ue, 81. ..
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-08-25

Nsu Siberia, Ga. - SD femme feline MeSisin i'm
Siben, nelde 10 6~eoeutenoe 9eilerfolee e~r3ielt tpie
9aopaD's &eabS &eltef. &Obert &t09s.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-08-25
Rabpaa & 81.
10. @pril 1897.

go ~. Nprtl 1891.
Sr. &abtpab & Co.! SD lit an 8beumatismus ieit
iber ie6s Wtonaten, tOnnte meme 9GnDe nidt biz 3u
meinem &Dpfe erbebeu, nod bieislben mad Dem 9itden
81 %beiDsosa, n99 Oiel i%peni9er msin SenO G%gnssisbsn;
&eaOD &eltef eebrau6t bate, mar i'd i'm StanOe,
meme Nrme su gebrou6en ipie INNER. Gs ipirb Sbnen
einleu@ten, tuarum i'd elm ioldes @ertrauen in Sbr
&eGOD &elief ieSe. &6tungspoI
SO. 6. Cater,
Sneenieur in q. MontelOne's S6ub= unb StiefeG=
Gabrit, 939 Sulia=5tr., Nep Orleans, Ga.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-08-25
SNmtcr5en bebobett TT etmett 9tMsens
hIiMH.

Gin balber SbeelDfiel poa bon &eabD @elief in einem
balben @laie geafer, 10 oft tpieOerbOlt as @nfdae
0~ortommen, uno elm Glanea : 2oppen, ~9eiGtti9t nit
legt, %beipirten iOfOrtige 9~inoeruno uno betpertfteli9en
6alotqe @stlung in alien SGleu bon 9iarrbOe, SDz
%lenterie, @bolera=Otorbus unO alien uuterleibs : Sc'
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-08-25
COL Baltic strabe, 8rOOflDn, q. Q.

Mabune Bah, MoDa Scotia. : SD reiie ME obne
Sbr &eaOo selief; IS ii, cine srobartige NtcOi5in
BEL @eriaudun9en uno Gueti3ungtn bat ss ni@t ist'
nesolei6en j. g. 8 unit
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-08-25

Sr. &abpap & Co.! 81. Sanuar 1897.
SD babe Sbr GeabD &slief gegen rbeuntatil6e
gGmer3en ocbrau6t uno fanO, Dab OaHelbe tets cine
srobe @rlei6teruno bietet. Obne Sbnen 3u i0mei:
6eln, mub id Sbnen %ertldreu, Dab f@ :Sbr 9eilmittcl
augqe,ei6net bcfpdbrte unO meme @~rfabrunQ oamit
benefit nleine 3ufrieOenbeit iniofern, ais Dies Oos Gins
siee auperldii0e oeilmittsl gegen Rbeumatismus ODER
neuraloii6e S6merSen lit.
MtB @briHte Stemle,
1919 SurnersStrabe, 9bilaOelpbta, ga.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-08-25

sOnapanba, 81. = SD ertlGrs Sbr sReabb &elisI
ftr bog bette S6msrssniiIunos : 0littel. bas ie er:
iunben purOs, na6Osm i'd ale Meni6enlnDe li6e pro;
brit bate. GotnGrS &Dan.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-08-25
@ini9e 3emsniTet
0r. MnhinnhI

Sr. Ea0iDab!
9erflofeneu Sommer mar i'd bon~ GbDlera=NRorbus
9elnige ue9t, unO na6oem ib Gaes pbne @rfOlg probirt
9aitte. oerl9affte f9 meine 6rau Sbr 81 q ., 81 :
re nelbes af Der WtagenQegenD ein9erieben unO
lnrerllG BON mir senOntnleH Duroe. @eilung trot fat
lotort ein: Sb empfeble nit 8ergniigen Das 81. SC. 81.
Ntagens leioet. IS srtpiss f6 ais elm tpabrsr Segen
tir mid. Gbarles S0onfelD
q 2tnpOOo apenue, St Netu BORT, q. ..
&abpaS & Co.!
Senoen Sic mir %osfdaisft SIREN aalenber Dr 1897.
S6 tpeiB, oab Sbr &eaop &elief felt 80 Sabren bas
por3i9li0fe eminent lit. 986Drenb es Seoernann
NIT Dollfommenem 9ertrauen nebmen tann, er3ieblt es
ben sr0bten GrtOl9. @6tunesboa q
8. Ban M / lie stpo rt +, 4
122 QtbertD=Strabe, 9~lainfielb, u. s
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-08-25

@eiienSe iOaftn tets cine SlaiGs Gaonuo,s @caSt
Selief nit fb fiibren. ginige Sropfen in MaKer oert
bitten Srantbtiten oOer ucbslbeiinOen in Sploc 9ers
9ranOp ober bittere MeOi3incm oOer Gtimulantien.
&aHem sic lid nut RaomaD'S ecbcn ,uo
iebem sic oarauf, BAH sic 0taOtpaD's crtaIfcn.
ute @GowaN'S NeaoD SteItef. "
9retH Soc per- Ilnrd1e+
Werfauft BET I potbetcrm.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-08-25
WSoIaria 1T feimem Ucria)ieSemem TptHtet tMrirt
uN0 .nerNiifet.

&c Qiebt fein MeOifament Der Ygelt, Das Sieber uni
@e0ielfisber unO aae anDeren ntalarii6en, biliDler
uno ionitioe Sieber I'M Nerctn nit &aoipap's 9iaen Il
raid bebsbt, lpte @aOipa0's NeoDp Neltst.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-08-25
WerDatmma BON Sd)iittcIfroft MmO Vieb1

0uOiOn @-iUer 8r't. WEfQ: 60, Werpland Woinln
q. 9. = Or. &aOlpap! Meine Tamilie beote bas
9ilien. Da mir su @auie iel6it Wenio drstli6cr Silte
6%eeiirfen. SD islbit iollote Sssm0S S9rsn NnDeiiuaeen.
S8uttclfrot uno Gieber, luee einen 2beelbffel boQ in
stpos 8aTcr Dor Dem SrHbittds in ben leeren Maqen,
penn i'd in ben 9Oi 0eDe, ipie i'd es su bisier 3eit
Sa i'd ieitosm bon Dem Gieber befreit bin, obipobl Id
in cilcn duBerft malariiben SiItrift lpobue, IN pels
cbcm98enioe 0en malarii6en &nfdaen, ~beionSers S3itz
teliroit uno Gieber, entgebcn.
D(ciue Qelitc unD Scue, pel6e bon @errn Gsrpf's
qlarD tommen, ~peripitrten ~Oieiclben. ipobltbatiQen Qpirz
tnngen, iuOen fe meiner @npeutung %folgten.
M1tuugspoa
Sobn 80 o r On, GioenthHmsr
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-08-25

User ben Sang Der @reigniiIs tpG6renb
Der feBtabgeluufenen 3ebn Sabre in ungarn
NIT einiger 4ufmertiamteit oerfolgt fat,
tonnte un13per bic Wabrnebmung MAIDEN,
oaB tetne ein5ige bon ben politii@en 3eitfraz
gen, Die in ungarn bas @oltsgemit6 in feiz
men Siefen aufpi6Iten, Ooriiberge5ogen 1T,
pbpe Elm i9meres Spfer gu forbern. SIS gez
nigt, in aler &ir5e Oaran gu erinnern, baB
bic &ofut5z5rage nit ibrsn aufregenben 8ee
pegungen bas ieiner8eit fir aqmG9tig gez
3oltene Miniitsrium Sis5a bonn 9@aupIas
Dsrbrdngte. Die tir9enpolitif6en Reformen
9aben 5pei &abinetten bos 2eben qefoftet.
0raf S5aparp muBte pei9en, neil er in Be-
sug auf bic @9efruge binter ben Sprbsruns
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-08-25

Ndbe Bel Misrt, an ben rei9 bepaGosten
8ergbdngen Der n0roli9en Nusldufer bes
i6Dnen n@iener MaIOes", befinOet fi9 Die
ie6r 6iibl9e, BON ben Geftoen56eipo9nern
pielbeIu9te SOmmerfrii4e S~almannsootf.
Sort bat Der 8oman elmer Sumilie, bic in
Der gau5en l1mgebun9 befannt mar, einen
Dorldufigen NbihluB babur9 gefunben, baB
i9r Sberbuupt ftb ielbt benz @eri4t iMtellte.
Ser 8efiber Der Defamation n3u ben
bret 2Dipen" in S~almannsborf, Ser
ben ~itol3en Namen 8ernbaro 2eupolo
@bler b. 2DtpentbuI fibrte, but ii6
benz 9eri6te felbft geitelt, inbem er gu
PrototOu CAB, baB er Jaumen unb NbeGs<
prdOitat fali@Ii4 fibrts. fsrner, OaB er
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-10-15
TELEGKApHIC BREVITIEs.

Two loaded cars were demolished, sew
eral- others were damaged and Con-
ductor Briggs was severely injured in a
wreck at Waltham. Mass Thursday.
Joseph II. Janson, clerk for the Nc
Whirr company at Fali River, Mass,
was arrested charged with stealing
small sums OF money from his en-
ployer.
Chief Arthur of the engineers has
Withdrawn from the conference of the
railroad brotherhood officials at Peoria,
Ills. claiming his hands are tied because
his order in convention has not approved
tho plan.
Last night oscar A. Plaisted, aged 53
vas found dead In the basement OF
the Ashland Knitting company's mil
ut Plymouth, n. H., where he had been
working throughout the day. Hear
disease is said TO be the cause.
Attorney General McEenna has sus
tanned the customs officials Of New Iorh
in their contention that diamonds I'M
ported into this country from another
country not contiguous 10 Canada must
Gay a discriminating duty OF 10 per cent
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-10-15
A RETIRING
i. s. JUSTICE.
Judge Fields Announce
ment to Colleague.
THE GLORY OF THE PEOPLE
They Yield Willing Obedience TO
Courts FiniingS.
THE GLORY OF THE PEOPLE
EXPRESSION FROM COLLEAGUES

Washington. Oct. 15.-In letter an
nouncing his retirement from the bench
addressed TO his colleagues OF the su-
preme court. Judge stephen Field says:
MY judicial career covers many years
OF service. Having been elected mem
ber OF the supreme court of California,
I Iassumed that Office Oct 13, 1857, holding
it for five years seven months and five
days. the latter part of the time being
chief justice. on the 10th of March, 1863,
was commissioned by President Lincoln
a justice OF the supreme court OF the
United States, taking the oath Of office
on the Goth day of the following May
When my resignation takes effect my
period of service on this bench viii have
exceeded that Of any Of my predecessors,
while my entire judicial life will have
embraced more than 40 years.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-10-15
BRISTOL.
Work on tn, Driving Park-Dlsregard
OF an ORD nance.

Contractor Earl, who has the contract TO
enclose the Driving Park Association 5
grounds, would have completed tho work but
for the delay in receiving stock. He has the
posts and stringsrs sot ready for boarding,
and If the stock arrives today, as expected
the grounds will be enclosed tho coming
week Work will then commence on the
stables and grand stand. IL is understood
that President Millson has received number
Of applications from owners Of steppers for
stable room.
Sunday, October q, is "old folks" Sunday
at the State Street NJ. Il. church, as arrang d
by the pastor, Rev. A. W. Kingsley. A spec
ial service will be- held In the afternoon.
The Trinity choir made an excursion 10
Newport last evening, accompanied by mum
Der of their personal friends. They went on
the steamer Wave and returned at midnight
Dr. Penrose and family OF Philadelphia,
who have beon spending tho summer at the
Burnside villa at Ferry hill, returned nome
today. DIR. II. NJ. Howe and family, who own
the Ferryclif cottage, returned home yes
terday TO Philadelphia for the winter Ihe
doctor and Mrs. IL. NJ. Howe made the gift OF
5000 toward the erection of the Young Men ;
Christian Association building.
A matter that Is being very generally DIS
cussed is tho importance OF purchasing a
watering cart with n pair of hor es, for the
watering of the public highways.
The ordinance forbidding the dumping OF
ashes in the public streets seems TO be gwen
but little attention. Mr. William Smith ana
wife were driving along High street yester'
day, when their horse picked up nail and
carried it some distance before the animal
became lame When the nail was taken from
the foot il proved TO be burned ono thrown
out in ashes.
Jose DE Rose, the small Portuguese boy
who was brought from Prudence Island yes
terday, had his hand badly lacerated In
threshing machine. No bones were broken.
The wounds were dressed and he returned
home in a sailboat.
The cat yawl Spalpeen, owned by Mr.. Rid
die Of Philadelphia, which has been hauled
out on the Herreshoffs' marine railway, has
been coppered and was launched yesterday
and sailed for Philadelphia.
Several parties have visited town during
the present week looking for locations for
summer homes. One party was approached
and wanted more for small piece Of ground
containing two acres, than fine building site
could be bought on Main street.
The fair of the Bristol Light Infantry was
a financial success. 1t is thought by the COM
mittee net revenue over and above the ex-
penses will be about $780,
A man named Albert N. Read, who was ar
rested ON suspicion, was released yesterday
from custody. He was ordered out OF town.
The caenders and presses of the Byhed
rubber works will arrive today, and arrange
ments have Deen made to remove them at
once, as the company is anxious 10 start
making goods az soon as possible. Everything
is now in readiness TO go TO work. The stock
is all pre- pared and the gum drying rooms
filed with cleansed gum. Ii will take but
two or three days to set up the calenders
and presses.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-10-15
WANSkUCK.
Woodvilles Win at Football-A Ring
Caused TrOub c.

There was great game of football
played on the Wanskuck grounds yester-
day between tho Rhode Islands and the
woodyilles, which resulted in favor Of
the latter club to the tune Of TO 4. The
features of tho game were tho playing of
Hanlcy, Brennan and Leary of the
Woodvillcs and Bunker Davis and Nc
Manus cf the Rhode Islands. The two
clubs will play another game tomorrow
on the Woodyillo plat.
James Carr of Henrietta street is re-
ceiying the congratulations Of his friends
this morning. IL is n boy that came yes
tcrday to add one more Co the family.
There is certain old gentleman. who
lives in the vicinity of Branch bridge
who has no love for diamonds, especially
if no has to take n certain young man
into his family with them This young
man lives In Wauskuck and has been
Taying attention to the old gentleman 5
daughter FOR some time, but was not al.
lowed any further than the door.tcp.
Thinking to ingratiate himself into the
good Crnces Of tho girls father. he dc-
cidet 90 make her a present of "a hand
Sumo diamond ring That settled A.
Whom The father saw the ring ON his
daughters nngcr tLore was a row. and
now the young man g. afraid to 30 near
the house. rs lac doesn't know what
might happen.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-10-15

swiftness of a tale that is told, have not
Stunned TO declare In every case coming
before me for decision, the conclusions
which my deliberate convictions COM
PEELED me 10 arrive at by the conscien-
tious exercise of such abilities and re-
Quirements as / possessed.
IF it may be said that all Of our de-
cisions have not met with the universal
approval Of the American people, yet IT
is To the great glory Of that people that
always and everywhere they have
yielded a willing obedience TO them.
That fact Is eloquent OF the stability of
popular institutions. and demonstrates
that the people of the United states are
capable of government Senators
sepresent their states and representa-
tives their constituents, but this court
stands for the whole country. and as
such, it is truly of the people, by the peo-
pie and for the people, II has indeed
no power TO legislate. IL cannot appro-
prlate a dollar of money. II carries
neither the purse nor the sword; but il
possesses the power of declaring the
law, and in that IL found the safeguard
which keeps the whole mighty fabric of
government from rushing to destruc-
ton. This negative power. the power Of
resistance. Is the only safety OF popu-
lar government. and it is an additional
assurance when the power is in such
hands as yours
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-10-15
DERBY AND GLOVES.
The Trick Of a Young Thief 10 Rig Him.
self Gu.

The Trick Of a Young Thief 10 Rig Him.
self Gu.
There is a certain young man in the
city who is now in possession of new
derby hat and pair of gloves which h
obtained by a slick job put up at one of
the prominent haberdashery stores on
Westminster street.
The youth in question saunterei leis.
urely into one of the afore mentioned
stores at about 5:30 yesterday afternoon.
proceeding first to the necktie counter he
caIelessly tossed about few of the pat
counter and than crossed to where the
gloves were on exhibition. He triad OH
several pairs. but hurried away with an
apparently dissatisfied air. as If there
was nothing there good enough for him,
moved off few steps and then returned,
as if be had changed his mind. and tried
OH pair Of dark tan gloves. With these
on his hands n requested the clerk to
show him the latest thing in n derby hat.
The obliging attendant complied with his
request, and after be had shown nearly
every hat in stock, he hurried away to
wait upon some ladies who had entered
AS soon as he had filled his order, which
was only a matter Cf moment, he turned
to find the young man gone. In the bat
box lay a derby hat considerably the
worse for wear. and the latest thing in
brown head piece. as well as pair of
e. gloves, were probably by that time
some distance from the store.
Tho CLERK knew chat it would be useless
to notify the police. and was. in conse-
auencc. forced TO grin and bear it.
The young man was well dressed, car
ricd books aud was apparently dressed
to pass himself off rs student.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-10-15
PAWTUXET VALLEY.
Columbia Whist Club Elects Officers
Mr., Bushnell Hurt.

The Columbian Whist Club held les
annual meeting at the residence OF w.
Il. Smith at PIenix last evening and
elected Frank w. Greene president,
George B. Waterhousc. vice president,
Miss Lizzie Goodwin secretary and Miss
Mary Rsoch treasurer for the coming year.
The club is tho first one organized in
the valley and is now entering on its
sixth season. The Nom bership roll
which Is limited to tweDlysssee names is
full and twenty-five nom mbers were at the
meeting last evening. The first regular
meeting will be held at the residence of
the president on Oct. 2S ana arrange
ments have Leen made with tho electric
railroad company for tho use of special
ear on all of the meeting evenings this
season.
Officer Charles Cursor yesterday ar
rested Annie Murphy at Arctic Centre
and carried her before Judge Tilley at
East Greenwich whore she was arraigned
on the charge of drunkenness and fined
SO and costs aud not being able TO pay
her fine she was committed TO Cranston
where shs will have a chancs to work it
out.
The funeral of Edward Carley, who
died mt his home at Riverpoint last
Wednesday, was solemnized from st.
James church at Arctic Centre this morn
ing, the services being conducted by Rev.
Fr Flynn. The burial was in st. Marys
cemetery at Crompton.
While George Bushnell was driving
along the main street at Riverpoint last
evening in road cart the spring which
supports the seat broke when in front OF
the office of the Valley Queen mill throw
ing him backward from the cart. He
struck on his head but held 10 the reins
and stopped his horse. Although con-
sderably shaken up by the fall, he es-
capped with few bruises and crushed
hat