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Resignation OF Postmaster DAYTON.

Washington, April 15.-Postmaster
Charles w. Dayton OF New York has re
signed. 1t is understood Mr.. Dayton's
successor will be Cornelius Van Cott.
who was postmaster during the Harrison
administration. He Is Senator Platt's
candidate. and the nomination doubt
less Will be sent 10 the senate at once.
Mr. Dayton has a large law practice
which he wants 10 resume as soon as
POSSIBLE,
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-04-15

Nine. Yale declares that all women may
be beautiful, but bless her heart they all
are. OF course, some women are more
beautiful than Others. But that is neither
here nor there
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-04-15

pFRsoNAl-Tho gentleman who annoved
the congregation last SUNDAY bv continually
coughing wil find instant relief Wv using tme
Minnie Cough Cure. a snCctv and harmless
rywtdy for throat and lung troubles
doseph - Johnston Pharmacy, Sq3 West.
minister 4'r,tt Motzvcr's Pharmacy 20
North Main street; Alfrud's Pharmacy. slI
kddy street
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After all, Colonel Goddard, to be elected
an United States Senator is nowhere near
30 good claim on Immortality as to be
chosen the Bright and Consummate
Tlowen What would your
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-04-15
CHAPTER 10.

CHAPTER 10
An Ordinance Adding the Sum Of Twenty
Thousand Dollars to the Appropriation
for Contingencies.
(Approved April 10, 1917
1t is ordained by the Citv Council of the
CITY of Providence as follows:
SECTION l. The sum OF twenty thousand
dollars lsO,OO0) Is hereby added TO the ap-
preparation for contingencies as made by
Chapter 73S OF the City Ordinances entitled
IAN Ordinance making appropriations for the
support OF the city government for the fnan-
cial year ending September 30, 1887" said
sum to be transferred from the receipts for
sewer assessments.
True copies-Witness:
WILLIAM e. CLARKE
al5-3s City Clerk
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Goo-Gooism may survive the increase of
our bonded debt and the raising of taxes
but IL it INDUCES IN any hope for the
future 1t had better take its hands off tie
iublic schools. There are some things even
tho patient citizens of Providence won't
stand.
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1t is said that the poke bonnet is COM
ing in again, which suggests some little
osculstory embarrassment not however,
necessarily insurmountable.
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Mi.cm.fat Dartmouth.

Hanoyor.sN. H.. April l5.-It has iuist
come 10 light that the chemical labora-
tory OF Dartmouth college was broken
into sunday night and much damage
done To- Oh equipment. especially the
Hncr instruments. There are no clews
to the culprlts.
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As nearly as we can judge, our es-
teemed contemporary the Pawtucket
Times has only limited opinion Of the
virtues of our other esteemed contempo-
rary the Pawtucket Post while the Post
regards the Times but indifferently.
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Address tho Author Of the Bright and
Consummate Flower.
Providence, r. L., April l3.

To the Editor of The News:
Will you please inform me as TO tho
identity of the alderman from the Second
ward.
l notice that all tho mean and petty re-
marks made In the board meetings are
credited to him, but none OF the local
newspapers ever refer To him by name.
REGISTRY VOTER
Providence, April H.
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official
Advertising.

This newspaper publishes official
advertising of the GOVERNMENT
OF THE UNITED STATES, OF the
STATE OF RHODE ISLAND, of
the CITY OF PROVIDENCE and
of several TOWNS.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-04-15

No newspaper man has yet been held
mp. If he were he would doubtless be
glad to assist In the search for money.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-04-15

The city hold-up seems an innocent
diversion by contrast to the country hor-
ror, like that at Oakland.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-04-15
THURSDAY, APRIL 10, 1897.

These April showers appear to be very
much like rain storms.
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We Know but We Won't Tell.

To tho Editor of The News:
Will you kindly inform me about how
much space your nearest esteemed con-
temporary" as you term IL, would devote
TO the present condition of affairs as exists
in police circles If ex- Chief of Police Ben
jamin III. Childs was still at the head of
the department. Yours truly,
A FRIEND OF THE CHIEF.
Providence. April 10
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has spent the day and IL no has not been
engaged In some honest calling drive him
from town. and perhaps this will i'm
measure reduce the many serious crimes
that are now being committed in the city.
i don't want you Co think that / am
hard on the tramp but just at present wo
can and should get along without so large
floating population.
Yours ETC.,
S. M.
Providence, II. L., April l3.
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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-04-28

now ruE MoNE, ron rms NOM
MsNT WAS RAISED.
,...,,,,i,u of the New Tomb la
Whi-h Now H"s'" til" i""' ~
General Grant.

Now York, April ~, II was by popular
sulseriptlon that the fund necessary Tor
,h, erection Of the tomb Of General urm'
,,s raiaui. md It ia estimated that pOVoo
,,,oulr contributed sums ranging from !
c,u IN $1,000 In an S6tp.oOp waH secured
rhe unoAp,udod bplencoa wore Kept IN
,,ust companies aud dirw . poi cent IN
,,,en, nh the sum Increased nnlll II now
nno,lnta 10 nhout 100000 with the OK
,,ntien Of about 100000 tho entire innd
,.,. r,i,rd in Now York city.
rno days after tho death OF GonofA'
c,ant. ON .lnly 2s 1855, Now York cry
.,ay,uy b,rn surgoploi by General Grant
.,'.,,.,n ,,ia death au the place for hls burial
,vuuam H. Grace, Then mayor called
,n,rtlny OF cliiErns AZ the city hall to 'ahe
,t,u, toward the collection OF T. innn Tor
M .,o,ilon Of National monument ON
m, day following tho Grant monument
..,,.,,ttt,s waA permanently organized
.',,t 81, pronidcnt thsstur a, AilhuI nh
l,,',,nnn Tho frat appeal 10 tho public
'"N' st,,,,d In Nit Arthur na chairman,
w." ~ William u Grace aud Hamilton
au.1, az vlc, ehairmcu, aud wi'hln week
,w',rintionp III money we're pouring IN "a
an'1 ,h,n there was auilous belief mat utlc
,,,,e,i,y would be- found IN collecting
IA 900 900 la February, ieeo' "ne" W"
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-04-28

rests. Ia SQUARE Of ten feet ten inches
me lower course of onc foot eight inches
Ia made IN sections. above which Is n Ave
Inch ihdcn,ed course. Still above this are
two heavy blocks OF marble on which the
parcuphngua directly sets. The total height
of all " seven aud u half feet.
Some day the body Of Mira. Grant will
repohc beside that Of her husband IN a
DUPLICATE OF the saroophagus now In the
crvpt Of 'ho tomb,
Riverside Park IL. indeed, a hitting place
Tor the tomb Of n hero Nestled on the
banks Of the Hudson It hormr TO INT IT,
sclf up from the smoke and CRIME OF the
scenes below 10 a purcr atmosphere. Mas.
tlvo wallis Of gray grant" that from the
river look like rows OF pniRpotH guard the
park on the water front. The steep incline
ir thlckly wooded and only here aud there
can tho gray rugged sides Of tho bin b,
seen from the river.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-04-28
MRS. HAYES AT DALLAS
DAUGHTER Of JErtEUsON DANis
HONALLY RECEIVED.
III, Veterans GIVE Her nm ovation,
Mrs, ston"wnii Jn"hs"" Win
Arrive ThiH Morning.

Dallas Texas ADrll gl,--A magnificent
monument of Texas granite aud carrara
marble to the memory 81 the Confederate
dead h so bo unveiled In Dallas Thursday
next. Already the prominent ngurca TO
thko part In tho ceremonies are arriving,
Hundreds Of persons Of loaecr prominence
are alao hero aud Thousands more VIII mr.
rive by tomorrow trains and on 1hurhday
morning. They WIN como from all over
tho South and Southwest, Not since JET
ferSon Davis himself came TO Dallas TO
mako his memorable speech on tho Fourth
nf July 1876. has similar heono been Wit
noAard 10 that enacted tonight on The ar
rival from Denver. Colo ~ Mrs Margaret
bnylp Haven. daughter vi the president az
tho Southern confoicraey, aud her two
children Iucy payla Ilayeu ahd joiuiAon
iia,ea Davis this name was charged by
spooiai act OF the MialEAippi legislature
fran Jefferson DAVIS ilayoH because he Was
the last living near blood male relative to
his sfandfathsrl
When the train bearing Airs Hayes
reached tho ToAan and Pacific station al .
O'clock tonight thousands Of parsons, old
young, rich, poor, white aud black, were
there 10 srect her. Tho multitude. ied BY
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-04-28

sherman. TcXas April 70 Tho picraor
wing OF The union services that have been
In progress during tho pat two wo"k'
closed laRt evening
This mOrniug committee OF cltiZcn'
waited on the evangelist and Expressed
their appreciation Of the good wnlk he had
done hy presenting to him cheek for fi2b
ihiH amount being FREQ VIII offering from
tho muitiludoH that had heard him here
MIR picrBon lofi today FOR Nnshyilu renn.
whore hc WIN iOin HIS vito and after u
short regeneration viii y" TO Bristol, Va
at which place he viii conduct series Of
meetings a1nilar 10 the ono just closed
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Granger TcNas. Aprl 81 John Lerlic
a young man 10 years of age, dicd At his
fathers homo three IniloH east OF here
yesterday at NOON lie died OF iunGnuy
thacma. which physicians say IL a very
TArr disease and tho flrrt of tho Kind known
IN this section specimens OF hia blood
were aont TO the Chicago roliclpic for MI
nroscopic examination and scientific pur-
lussH.
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Dallas. Tcxas. April 20, The flrut
through train from -, Louis and kensnH
City 10 reach pallHs since laal Saturday ar
rived Oh time this cyouing. II cdno around
by way Of Fort Smith. Ark. ana south
MeAloat"r. T. r. ms dotpur WAS inn lg
necessary because of the damage honu 10
trio bridges ana gpIdboh near Eulalo on
Saturday night last by the watolspout aud
tornado In tho Canadian river valley.
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This Is tn, programmes;

inns ~ tDt li'FIuUil''
ON 2sth NJ o -. m. In city bail great
10y" feast" for the veterans and their
friends aud all of uS Good sprech"s
from our best orators and plcasant times
talking Of 81 G5.
On 2sth fnm 20 10 y. m At Oriental
hotel grand reception rendered Mrs.
lIaycR aud Mrs. Stunowhll jackson follow
"t Ly nlo Daughters nj the 'ontcderncy
ball Everything ia being done 90 mnis"
this reception nt1d bali III" muHt brilliant
ever seen In Texas. The decorations WI
be- Of HurpnHaiug beauty. the muuic grand
and inspiring va wa hopo our ftisnds VIII
attend thus aiding uB to show honor TO
our guests of honor and also 10 uid our
monument fier,L ono tlckct viii admll
10 both reception aud bail. aud Tickets are
only 81 On IN" moinng of tie 2aih the
Moral Masonic military and civic parade
through Tho city 10 the park viii form u
pageant Of beauty and glory,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-04-28

Ult ''' WY 10 the
NJ, mo ineml,cya OF
,so NY :, Dlonfe ioorB were
h, ' y 20 people PARSED
| !" ~ .p'sl'le Into No dim
y. i0t sbou, len n,Ino p'",
.l e tho scene NV '"'o
ID ,mI. Mckinley went,
~ | ,ha the booming Of
~, No !, great warship D,
nv q he tomb. '''''
i n !. '1lly 100000 persona
Il W w, ue'N IA, pesnc ed
~ sa = eorgeoti, slsht
~. :, eoali XIII thn en-
u WI ,'' many of whom
WI ~ In the carly
! ,,s and thousands Of ~
h, ''Anees VI
Na'a,ss q Tho grcatest of
IA ~ eafadtn over 49,,
e'y Assumed A
u, I, .I,, q bright unitorn,n
70 p .,'s'','er. from oya ",y
Y Tho dsS s' ana dis
: sull Lo N.Y. onop In
~ n ,a u'ls only Other
stuh' iS9no I, Napoleon
h , 'Eslled aSs o. IN n9 ,,,,.'
\ " Y vi. VI, ,. =, va,
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MONUMENT AT DALLAS.
PROGRAMME or THE ExERCisEs
or UNWILLING.
Mrs. stUncwNii Jackson nnd Nrs.
Hayes Are to lie rrcscnt--Nd-
drcsscs by Noted Veterans.

Dallas. Texas April a. Tho Daughters
been laborlne for tho last three years ia
erect a grand Confederate monument II
ID at last complete aud IL 10 a monument
OF grandeur and beauty. II iA built OF
Trxas gr0 granite aud towers iifty feet
IL hounIs the private and the chief ON
The summit OF thr column of glory stands
tho private while ~ tho base rise foui
puiihhcd podoathH on which stand llfo size
tihlurH of President Jefferson Davis, Al
bert sidney Johnston. General Lee and
Stoncwall jackson. ON April Is aud ~
va VIII celebrate the unvcilug with great
pomu and ceremony.
Please urge your friends and rcadcra
oNcfy veteran. his wife. children and chill.
drcng children to como un thcao days hat
We are Arriving to make the most memoir
ablc in the history of our State. Extend
our invitation to the cWmp of Confederate
Notorans In your city TO every military,
Masonic aud uiyc institution In your city
la lie with uK on Aprli ~ aud % and ala
us IN welcoming In Texas Mira. Margaret
DAVIS llayoB. the beautiful daughter OF our
only aud much loved PRECEDENT, aud Mrs.
Stuncwali lacknon. the widow of our noble
hero. who gave His lifo for his country'S
sake Mrs. iinYcE win bring her two chill
drcn lcflornon Davis aud Lucy Hayes, Mrs
jackson her two auaudchiidrcn, as she
writes "all that IS left me In THE world
save the kinducra and love of the votornnH
and the devotion Of their children,
10th these noble ladirs and many bat
Tie Scared veterans ioin IN iii" sincere In
vitatiun at tho Daughters Of the Cunfcdcr-
nNy for you all 10 be With un In Dallas ON
our great dnyH OF rejoicing
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linn %, a.,
| nee. W." monument we have ms wit
| ain hrasI P'' t"lphhb representatives OF
| off,ciaIa oil our government. rcadcnt
| s,n,ns tW'igh nations. governors OF
| s,c,tn, W" sovereign people IRON every
| mo 80, 'ut common country, joined IN
cIti,,,, qua Wlputo 10 soldier. patriot and
| An,
the brrn,, 'w ,.n yehiH nave passed since
| of IiIyssn. ',s' cnuou anu INC brave spirit
| flivl, ., "ian' ioarioShiy TOOK It's
| hin h,, una stanton hnn preoened
| GRIM, ,v.. Wih",S '"utnHh oi war
and Shnri1' Wv ,''", 10 v" c"ilou' Shoiinan
| Joined h.,, w. u'Ni''u "l,h p"t nave since
Thn a"., W .no o'h.r anoru'
| ind . -, Wv "Niovh oI tne clNii ntrlic on
| mnrr ,rho,', 10 w 'n",' P,'t w." no
| Mcphcrsn,, e. "mu ""nuooh' logan anu
and n has, - ,,"l'ne "''u iortov
| from hmm, INV" h""S'" 'ofu'o'
| Thosn r'',,o'
| from ,bc,n nna t. 81" un"'e ~ us "nu
| hnvn dnnnr,sn , u 'uo,""'s :" .n'eo VINO
| draw ,hotr t,.,,,,a,, Wv u,""'n wiz
for untrlo,,c n,,rmoa. ""' ""'"'' e'''"h''
| A yrrn, i,,n $3.50, ,t.. anna, ,,..,, .
| impcrisbablr ,,,,, ,,a,,c. ,,,n,n,,a, ,,,
oral crnutis vnrvic,., ma c,n,n,,.r ,,,1
| contInuc undi,utnt.hn, A, tr,,,
advance In thr animation ~ mor,t,d "o
long ns liberty remains ,ho cnrnrr .,on,
| Of FREQ government and ,nt,gritv nj Ifn
tho guarantee of good ci,lznnshin
Faithful and fcarl,sn ma n volunteer sol
der intrepid aud inylnclhlo AZ conmnndnr
I'm chief Of the armlcn of the Union calm nud
| confident as president OF the reunited and
| strengthened nation which bis ucniuA bnd
been instrumental In achieving, he waB ON,
homage aud that Of tho world: but bril-
liaul ms was his public character We love
| him nil the more for hiA home lie and
homrly virtues. his Individuality, hia hopr-
| llU and Huppph His slmui,A NynVs bnI Tho
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TINE rnrslDnNru Appnrss.

'H ihifeibENl ~ AilDkISNi
President Mckinley began apcahinH al
'ad a. m, Said he.
'"''"w tlllkenA A great life dedicated to
Va" welfare Of tho Nation hero finds ila
'"'lh'f coronation. EyoD II this day
"'A'h The imrreaslyonesa OF ceremony
""u were devoid OF pageantry II would
',"' be memorable, beoanHo II Ia tho an
n.foIhsfy ~ tho birth OF ono of The moat
an'nvua ahd beet beloved OF Amurioau noi-
''N'a' IN marking tho auceeaslul oompio-
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on arrival mt tho pnrlt the monument
viii be- yoilcd from View Welcome AID
drcas ftum the Daughters OF the Con-
fcdcracy by General ", l., Cabcll Wei
como from Mayor Bryan II. Barry. wei
como from Hon. j r. Fieslor. rrprc
Hontlng the Deuatr and Legislature that
adjourn nEld como on this occasion Wei
como from the state, Camp sterling Price
T.. O. v Then tho signal for uuVciliug
Irn Dnyis VIII pull tho cord that viii I'M
vol the mobile form a his grandfather,
President DAVIS. Lucy iInyoR VIII uny"l
our nobln Rohort Il Ice. aud Stoncwall
Jnckbou's litllo granddaughter viii pull
tho cord that VIII show 10 tho gathered
multtudo the formn Of Slonrwall
Jackson and Albert Sidney john
ulb Then decoration - tba
monumon, by young Adicu rep
roHontinR the Southern StatcB, Enlogy IN
President Davis by Hon John H. itengan,
thr lhst surviving member of 10" Com
fedornto cabinet lculogy on General
Robert n. Iyce by Hon, George ". AldrrIgc.
Eltlogy ON Gcnora "Stonowall" Jackson
by Hon. Judge Ilglttfoot EuloRy on Gen
crni Abort sidney Johnston hy Hon. Nor
mnn g. Kitircl lgnlogy on tho private"
by Hon A. r. watts. Thcp follows thh
baltic of nuwuru participated ia by all.
and We hope that when the weapons OF
beauty mai fragrance have cratcd their
battle that 'hn monument will bp one
mlH nf noworA
Come bid all your friends come. The |
nrr giving great reduction IN |
fare. 80 como and help uH not only 10 |
hunnr the Confederate soldier. hut 10 show
our appreciation ot tho vlhlt Of Mrs Mar
garot DaylH Hayes and MrE SiU1owall .
Jackson Cone Yours cordially.
Mrn Kate Cnhnll Currc
Prcnldcut Daughters Of the Republic,
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,,srrl,l Exercises VI
Itvdihs Dead
n NATIONAL Eulo''.
sls Most Gorgeous
4 b America
am PRESIDENT.
IbI '""
.,,,pated In by SOL
u,,rr,.cd IL,
iIfH'-",,,,..
NJ xaiion"'''''
49,
y.,.r hut once In
9-se's' ..,,o, ,etoro
4 solld ana NV a..
a, United STATES ""'
MIN ,llu noble dead
~ 'i' " ,,,,. oayeant by
ID voadrouS p' 'rn ,a,nr
\ ,,l,s deilcateu 'no VIM
a. Aoay Of Ulysses Grant
~. n, triumphant
i,3 ns'' y =, .nncral
ss,l plde 'hah VI :,
4. ud,c yearn since I'H'
-, Grant, tho Noenneas
~, IN lts plnoc
NJ way iua IL n ,,o.o
" s,r,s Of men Tue "'i'
{..,ueh ,umultuous vent
:, oor eItiseus. our
faM ~, y . oo sllp Ly SIDE
y al, ., .sSS evsry nation
zra, i, ul,Sa,,, regard to
" ~ s s,S,Ylice iho lnpt
frw y r, ,Se living dad.
s ssa.s :. W, ,sa, ever all,d
lst ssu'S a,nn and tho
~ te i,.aa, S snd I ,n NM,
r.f Dlllriat
The San Francisco call., 1897-04-13
d Frontier Turks sArC
hendW Neund Most important

been restored to a paying basis and its
employees have received better wages.
Why. some of the old world govern ments
would laugh at the idea OF a private cor
poration owning railroad 1t is not a
revolutionary doctrine after all. The post
office is now sociaiistic institution, con-
Quoted by the people for the peoples good.
Time was when the postoffice was not a
branch of the Government service, but
was run for individual profit.
Socialism is simply the practice of
Christianity. We have theatrical Chris.
tianity to-day, but until we put into daily
practice the cardinal principles taught by
the divine master, We need not hope for
the betterment OF the race"
Mrs. Lease has also embraced the teach
ings of theosophy. Socialism and tho .
sophy, she believes, go hand in hand.
Whether Mrs. Lease has solved the prob
lens OF civilization is question that the
future must answer, but there is no doubt
as to the sincerity CT her views.
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garding the invasion of Turkish territory
by the Greeks. has made a report in which
he declares positively that number of
Greek regular troops were among the in
vaders. He further asserts that it is be-
lieved the invaders were commanded by
Greek officers.
CONSTANTINOPLE, TURKEY, April II.
Orders have been given fifteen battalions
OF reserves stationed on the Bulgarian
frontier to go to the front. Ten thousand
volunteers from Kossova are being for
warded to Janina. From what can be
learned here Of the purposes of the Gov
ernment, it appears that the intention of
the Porte is to order the seizure of Larissa
by the Turkish troops, who will hold the
town until the Greek army of occupation
10 withdrawn from Crete. According to
an Odessa report, Russia has proposed TO
each of the powers to send 5000 troops to
Crete to expel the Greeks and insurgents
under Colonel Vassos and paciiy tie
island.