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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-04-13
CITY ADVERTISEMENTS.
THE CITY OF PRovIDENCE.
Proposals for EnIarging
and Altering Barn at the
Second Police Station.
Office of the Clerk OF Committees,
IIiv Hall AnIil q. lSn1.


SEALED PROPOSALS. are hereby invited
by tho Joint Standing Committee OF the Gty
Council on City Property for enlarging and
altering the barn attached 10 the Second 70
lice Station.
Plans and specifications may be seen at the
office OF Martin a Hail, architects, No. 5O2
Industrial Trust Co. building, Provi-
dence, II. |.
Bonds with satisfactory surety or sureties
will be required of tho successful bidder in
amount equal 10 twenty five (2o) per centum
of the face OF the accepted proposal, ana no
hid will be considered unless the same rs ac-
companied by certified check payable 10 the
order Of the City Treasurer, for the sum OF
three hundred dollars, (s3OO) as a guarantee
that said contract will be signed within ten
DAYS OF the date of acceptance, and AZ said
contract is not signed within ten days OF the
date OF acceptance. then said sum OF three
hundred dollars Will be retained and held for
the use OF the city as iquidatod damages ON
account OF failure 20 sign said contract within
ten days of the date of accei tance.
Proposals must be addressed 10 burmah IL.
Perkins. Chairman of the Committee ON City
Property, City Hall, Providence, X. l., and
will be received until TWELVE I'D O'Clock
noon Of TUESDAY, APRIL ~, 1897.
The committee reserve the right TO reject
any or all bids.
By order of
BURAAH X. PERKINS. Chairman.
ID. f. HAYDEN Clerk of Committees
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is" said the inmate, seizing poker
and rushing towards the window with
warlike hoop.
10. ho there he goes!" he ex-
claimed. delightedly, as old Williams
gathered legs conveyed him swiftly over
The lawn towards safety. Now. out all
YOU women go and leave me in peace, or
| q pretty quick make YER"
Not quite 80 fast. my friend" said
suaye voice behind him, and, turning,
he saw that an elderly gentleman had
joined the group at the door and was
advancing towards him.
Give me that poker" the new
comcr added.
"Wot do you want?" said the man,
sullenly. I'm not a-doin' nothin' to
YOU"
NO. my man. but am her as the legal
adviser OF these ladies'; and since YOU
seem scarcely adapted 20 home like
this. have two friends I'm the hall who
\ ere prepared 90 provide Won with one
more suited 10 your requirements. OF.
ficcrs."
The appearance OF the two blue-coat-
ci gentlemen who entered at the cali
caused the inmate 10 drop the poker
and TO make Wild dash for liberty.
by way OF the open French window.
Following. eNcitedly. helter-skcltcr i'm
pursuit. the company discovered that
the patriarchial aspect Of the inmate
had vanished. and that n dark. bullet
headed man WIS struggling in the grasp
OF handsome young fellow who had
sprung from nowhere. In the tussel the
] viz ar1 rho beard of Mr. Colouhoun
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hE RElAtll- D.
GYoL {. JN.
BS - NH
r1ApT STUART BOYD

sumner for two notorious oopeiS nc
brought home with him.
"The bath % US would have left the
house." reported the "iassie,' III we
h;,dna' been feart he would hae set 1T
on fire"
Miss Colina, however. was wonderful
ly composed, and when twelve OF lock
struck from the old clock in the hall,
she was quite ready 20 accompany her
sister on her errand ~ justice. As they
crossed the lawn the sounds of stem
torian singing reached their ears. Their
guest was delighting his artistic soul
with song. At the evidence of such OBJ
trusiye defiance, Miss Bethia painted "A
little. and her lips assumed a more de-
cisive curve. Stopping 10 moment TO
consider. she hastoned back 70 where
the dodderipg old gardener was plant
ing pansies that had been sheltered in
cold frames all winter.
William" she said. abruptly, II wish
YOU TO come and work nearer the lnsti-
tute."
"The moo, mem? It's jist gittin' on
my deener hour"
eS. Ut once. we HluN Hetn Nous
4 flash of comprehension lit Williams
faded blue eyes. Something of the fric-
ton existing had reached his knowl-
edge. and he felt proud 10 be summoned
rs a defender of distressed damsels.
lou. aye. mem. I'll dae that. I'll
talk over ma basket and pretend tae
be weedin' under the Institute windows
an gin ye need me, jist gle a bit
whustle, ye ken"
Perhaps it was Miss Bethia's recogni-
| ton of her utter incapacity in whistling
| or more likely she inwardly contrasted
| the muscular inmate with the rheu-
matte William; but in any case the
| knowledge of the worthy gardeners
propinquity gave her little confidence
| Still. when she adopted a course Of ac-
| ton, she carried it out, cost what il
might. So. entering the Institute with
| Miss Colina following meekly in heI
train and putting on her most dignified
air, she stepped into the dining-room.
Hes in there" Mrs. Macpherson had
| whispered, with a wave of the hand
| Mr.. Cloquhoun was in his shirt sic sges
anu ~ was ~ Nfdi III ihoihibS .
big fire roared in the CRATE. With one
| foot on either side of the delicately'
painted chimneypiece, he yelled the
chorus of a song caught at the village
| tavern:
We're no that fou, we're no that fou
but jist drapple in our e'e-" and tool
| 70 notice of his hostesses' entrance.
Kenneth Colquhoun." said Miss Be
thia. solemnly--
The cock may craw, the day may
daw-"
Kenneth ColquhouD!" louder.
But aye we'll taste the barley bree.'
Kenneth Colquhoun!" louder still.
The inmate, thus imperatively ad
dressed. glanced round at the woman
and slowly emitted lurid wink. there
after leisurely, and with renewed vigol
and volume. continuing his bacchan
allan lyric. The blood of the Colquhoun!
| bubbled i'm Miss Bethia's veins.
| Leave this house instantly, you ri
bald intruder!" she cried, "or 1 shal
call my servants and force you TO go!'
At this moment the head of the val
liant William became visible, peering II
at the open French window.
20. yus; he's to turn me out, is he
I'll soon show you how much good III
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sTONINGToN DIVISION.
WORCESTER DIVISION.

Trainsleave Providence as fcliowsfor
WORCESIER-6;4 texp j. 7;sb tacom., sd,
(accom.L Il 80 n IN. iaccom-D; 1:5J texy,
i:2o texp to Woonsookstl 6ts uoo. EXP.
s;i5 p. m taccom).
sundays.s:sa q N. ,.ecom,; si55, p. m
AlLLvILLR-7ii. si4s sslo II 30 = mi i;oo. Siia
4:2o b:.5. s;ib p. m.
BLACKSTONE JuNCTiON-7;iS s;ts s,io. io;is
u;so. a. m; lou s:So. S;t5. ,'sa b'ia e;As.
svns.S, .;iS sis: s:aa ai""s m ,,ua $50 5.sa 1oa
wooNsoCKEr-s:sa 7aS sal slo iois
IL 80 A. m, loo l:5o. ASA saa t;2o. 5:ia 6;th
7iA s;is ii;s p. IN
Sundays s:3, m. i2.u $50. s;oa. ':oa
WARREN VAT n AND BRISTOL BRANCH
FALL RIVER 1850. 1850. ii;3o m; !; o
2:ja AIS. b:3o $3.50. y. m sundays-s0o
m. i;su. 6:se and 300 p. m
NEWPORT-730 $3.50. 1l:s0ia- m; 1:3o s:lo. b;3o.
s:5o y. m. sundAys-l;Sop m
Warren and way stations 20 $3.50. and n:So
q m. and i;sa a;So. +;ia b;so e;Sa ';Sa ana
sundays at 800. a. m. 1 so b;So and s;oo p m
BRIsTOI-!:3o. $3.50 ll;so a m: l;So. 2;oS 4;lS.
6:3Q. $50. 1880 and n;So y. NJ sundays
e:10 a m. /: " ESQ s;Oo y. m
at 7:i6 sa5. HAS a m; iilb. 2;40, t;oL
b:l6. Gals. 7:ia. and ll;i6 p m.
Leave Market Square At II 40 p. m
Sundays at s:!5 a m. l:l5 b;lo aud s;46 p m
Returning connect with all trains
Sleeping cars only; coaches and sleeping
cars; c all parlor cars via Walpole Line
nav GEO I. CONNER &C. KENDALL
Pss'rTrafnc Manager. Genr Pass'r Agent
i. q. ALLEN. Genl supt
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-04-13
GENERAL SPORTS.

Tom Allen. the famous dog trainer,
hes settled in Chatham, Ont.
Tho Bolingbroke club OF England has Of
fered purse Of - 300 for fight between
Fitzsmmons and Mitchell.
Some of Denny Mahoncy's birds are be
Ing conditioned In Buffalo for bouts dur
ing the senson. IL Is said that Mahoney
wants to hold one more big main and ther
retire from ;he business.
This ynr's intercollegiate fencing cham
pionship tournament Will bc one of the
largest YET held, as Annapolis Cornell
Columbia, Harvard and Yale Will lie rep
resented by teams. Prin ctOn and Penn
Fylyania will probably enter teams mex,
year.
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had been torn of. and only the briiiian'
shirt remained TO reveal It's owner
identity.
Here he is, I've got him!" cried the
cantor. as the police ran to his assist
ance.
Disguised. too; that means some
thing" remarked the lawyer. poking
with his cane at the white hair on the
path.
"Beggin' your pardon, sir, but there's
reward out for this man. We got ms
description given us last week. lie was
an 'ostler at Greenock, and robbed ms
mastey, leavin' i'm for dead. twenty
pounds il is, sir" said the officer, con-
sulting his note book. after, with some
difficulty. they had succeeded In hand
cutting the prisoner. short black hadr'
souint eyes. very cunnin', ana an an
ohor on the back of his hand. That's
him. certain sure"
well, off with him, my men, we've
had enough of his company. Judging
by his looks you'll earn the reward be-
fore YOU lodge him in Greenock gaol.'
Never fear, sir, we'll manage him,
replied the men. as stouuy handcuffed
they marched their prisoner away.
"Ol Kenneth. my dear boy. To think
that after all that has passed you should
have come to our rescued"
Miss Bethia, who had borne mp till
the excitement was over, sank down on
the edge OF the grass, and burst into
feeble tears.
"My dear annt," said her nephew,
tenderly. assisting her TO rise and Lead
ing her indoors, "if you only knew how
/ have longed to see you both and the
| old home again."
"But how did you and Mr.. Meldrum
| chance to come just at the moment we
needed you?' asked Miss Bethia, when
they had gladly agreed to let bygones
be bygones, and to resume their old re-
| lations.
Miss Colina. anticipating some trouble
wisely wrote to me yesterday; and
thought-well. as an old friend.
thought might take the liberty of ask
ing Mr.. Kenneth 10 accompany me-"
Miss Bethia smiled fondly on her re-
stored darling.
"By the bye" she asked, abruptly, q
sudden thought striking her. what was
that imposter's real name? Did any
body catch it?"
Thomas Wilks, alias Grice, / believe
said Mr.. Meldrum.
Miss Bethia sighed.
II fear / must pocket my pride an6
take your advice after all, Mr.. Mel
drum. There is no hope of my evel
getting genuine Colquhons TO occupy
the house."
"No. no, Bethia." Miss Colina's voic,
had happy, emotional ring as she lee
into the room curly-headed toddle
whose age might still be reckoned il
months. See! here is one genuine Ken
meth Colquhoun."
"And here, aunt" said her nephew
bringing in aSweet and graceful woman
ais my dear wife--another genuine Col
quhoun."
So Miss Bethia had her desire afte
all. The Institute was, with full cor
sent of both ladies. presented to thei
nephew, who, with his wife and boy
took speedy possession. And in tim
the Misses Colquhoun had the satisfac
ton of seeing the seven bedrooms occu
pied by seven sleepers, who, If they di
not all answer TO the name Of Kenneth
were yet all real Colquhouns-and VIII
certainly never dreamt of questionin
their aunt's authority on any particu
lar whatsoever.
THE END.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-04-13
NOVEL BIRD TRAP. w

An Electric Device tn Give Pigeons
Natural Flight.
An Ingenious device, which Is said TO
give pigeons a natural flight, Is the latest
thing In the line Of bird traps. A set is
made up of any desired number OF traps,
usually five, placed the regulation distance
apart, each working in an iron box imbed-
ded in the ground. The machine is set on
nv an electric pully, and it revolves noise
lessly under ground out OF sight In the
smallest fraction Of time. Not only that,
but ms tho cover revolves 10 forces up two
bird starters (rods and rcd flannel strips),
which sweep the length of the trap to its
center, but on plane with the bird and
not across it's body. As these rods rise to
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-04-13
S. TAcoS
AN ELECTRIC BIRD TRAP.

lash the air number OF bolls jingle at the
same moment, and II would seem tha'
with such combination in active opera
ton never n bird would iinger second
when the trap was opened. The setting ol
the trap, after 1t has been opened, Is dont
in moment 10y catching hold of small
hook at tho end of the trap cover and roll
ing 10 back into position.
Tho apparatus can be so set In combina
tion as To release any two Of the five ol
more traps at once, thus adapting IL e
double bird shooting. No favoritism N
the choice Of traps can bc shown Co marks
men shooting at traps supposed to ho un
known, because even the man 'ho works
the electric pull has no idea which traI
will open when he turns the handle at
tnched To the little box.
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"why don't you try reading Ripper's ~
rsances for baldnsssf' asked Fakes.
"what good will they do ?" queried Baldy.
"Oh. they are filed with hair-raising epa
sodes. ."-Philadelphia North American.
Cholly- Doctor, what do you think Is the
cause Of this frequent rush Of blood to my
head7
DIR. Emdee-Nature. II abhors q Vacuum
New York Town Topics.
Grim and gaunt, with q wild light in ht
eye he stood towering above the shrinking
little woman. the glittering steel clutched In
his right hand.
And shef She dared not open her mouth.
, Slowly sank. in the west-by northwest, the
globose and incarnadi sun.
And still the tooth remained undrawn, for
reasons explained in the second paragraph
Indianapolis journal
Doctor. what Is the difference between de-
lirium tremens and vertigo?"
II make no distinction whatever. DOOR
man is as good as rich man with me. -
New York journal.
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$500 FOR SI.Oo.

II you cut out this ad. and present it at our
thoroughly examined by the great American
Eve Specialists, Ingraham a. Dammers, p
Westminster street, and you will get any of
give you the best glasses money can produce.
Ali glasses warranted. ap6ly
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The NEW ENGLAND R. R. co
Passenger Train Service, Week Days,
Corrected to Nov. %, 1896.

Passenger Train Service, Week Days,
Corrected to Nov. 29, 1896.
Train. leave PROVIDENCE as follows;
For Boston :SO. IL - a. n.; hE fuhS I;oIp M
5:27 p. m
wALPOLE--5;55, II IS a. IN.
FRANKLIN-5:55 IL :55 a. IN $3.50 .. ~
lLFCRD-5;65. IL 100 a. m; $3.50 p. m
ARLINGToN-Fi2 o5. 5;3i $50 Pm
WEST ARLINGToN-Fl2:O5. b;36. F6:3o D. m.
KNIGHTsvILLE--Fl 2,Oo. 5;35, 6;3J, ''Fl1;io p. m.
Observation-Disclosures. S;i5. s:s1. "liilo p. m
NATICK, RIVER POINT. CENTREvlLLE
wAsHINGToN-5:4o 500 g. m; ls;oa i;20. 6:SO'
$3.50, ,7:15. "li;fo p. m.
CRANsToN, oAKLAwN-s;io. $500 a. M i,;oa
4:2o. b;35 $3.50, 7;l5, @'ll;iO p.
PoNTIAC--6;40 Am; i1:oS. 4:lo, b;3s. $50, F7dh
'@ii; op. m.
ARCTIC AND oUIpNICK-s:p, q M; 1901 I2a
b:Sj $780, F7la"n;io p. m.
ANTHoNY-sAo $500 a. M; 1906. $40. 5:ss 6;3l
7:l5 ell l;l0 p. m
sTERLING-sso 300 a. m; i;2o. 7:iSp. m
COVENTRY. GREENE, oNEco, MoosUP.
PLAINFIELD-6:s0. 300 q. m; t;D. 7;i p m
The J;l5 p m. train connects at Plainheld fof
New YORK.
sUMMIr-s4o. 900, a. M; 4;2c. 7;i5 p m:
JEwETr CITY. CANTERBURY, sooTLANp
VERSAILLES BALTIC, SOUTH WlNDhAM
$40 $500 a. M; t:20. 7:isp. m.
wILLIMANTIC-6ao. 300 a. MI 4:2o. 7;ls p m.
HARTFoRD-6:4o. 900 n. M; 4:20 7;l5 p. IN
FisHKILL& & NEWBURG-s:oo q. m.
NoRWICH-s:40, $500 a. m; 4:20, 7:i5 p. m.
WATERBURY, DANBURY-s:0a a. m.
CHICAGO AID THE WEST VIA NEwBUR0
AND ERIE RY-9:00 q. IN.
PAsCoAG AND INTERMEDIATE STATIONS
EXCEPT FIELDS SrATION-t'+o, s;3J a. nj
4lO, 6;35, and '.ll;t5 p. m.
Fields Station-s:it $40 a m t;l) s;b pm.
Ieave Pascoag at b;l1 7;2S a. m: l2:f1
B.25aud -.s:0s p. m.
An traiu. leave from west end Of Union Depot
Providence.
s.Saturdays only ] stops notice.
w.R. BABCoCK. q. PA
J.N KING, supt
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new YORK, NEW HAVEN AND
HARTFORD RAILROAD.
OLD COLONY SYSTEM.

Timc tables giving full Information
as to local and through train service
may be obtained at Providence Sta
tion and stations below.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-04-13

When the spring time comes. gentle An.
me-" like all other sensible persons. will
cleanse the liver and rcnovato tho system with
DeWitts liitle Early Rscrs, famous little pills
for the liver and stomach all the year round.
Ioseph :. Johustons Pharmacy. s8 West
minister street Mcizger's Pharmacy. 30
North M-n street. Alirod's Pharmacy. sll
EDDY street
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PART III.

iihl IL.
Next day matters progressed tran
quilly-the outward appearance al any
rate. A spell of east wind induced Mr..
Colquhoun 10 don his coat when he
took his walk abroad. and so the ladies'
eyes were not offended by further
revelation of the obnoxious tartan gar
ments. The pensioner spent most OF
his time in the village. returning merely
nj meal times. Mrs. Macpherson had
aired no further complaint; and since
their rebuff. the sisters had lacked the
courage TO risk another encounter by
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1897-01-22
RoaEo AMI JULIET.

Burke 8 Garden, Va, Jan. IS.
Whit is MIR. Rhudl going to lnnke7
is the burning question of the doy
Mr.. Simon Kelly is erecting rev
barn.
Mr.. r. n. Greevcr, of Blountyille.
Tenn, passed through the Garden OH
n business trip to Graham, Saturday.
Mrs. Lizzie Boiling has been on
the sick list, but is new improving
Burke's Garfen court holds il,
regular session every Saturday in
Gullion's shoe shop. Business is not
legal unless done there.
Your correspondent has made ar
engagements for bis obituury notice,
aud it will be sent in at as enrly q
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date ns possible.

date ns possible.
Mr.. Frank 6nter, of Hunting
was with us Saturday and Sunday.
Mr.. j. ID. Grcevcr il now down
South selling horses aud mules
One OF MIR. Joe Meek's children
has never been named yet.
Mr.. whitley Boiling and wife, Of
Smyth county, were in the Garden
attending their sisters wedding on
the l4th inst.
Mr.. John Steele md Miss Maggie
Boiling wero quietly united in mar
riage Mt The home of the bride Thurs.
day, the 14ib. The groom brought
the officiating clergyman with him
from Clear Fork. We wish them the
compliments of the season,
OccAsIoNAL.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1897-01-22

Sneezing is very fashionable
occupation in Tazewell now.
Mr.. Marvin Kelly, of Old Domin.
ion College, was in town Saturday.
The RESIDENCE being erected hy
MIR. ID. III Liz. on TazewelI Avenue,
is nearing completion.
Mr. l.. G. Wingo, of the ii M of
Pobst and Wingo, is coufned to his
room with lagrippe.
The store of Mr. Jno. Hopkins.
'n Tazewrll Avenue, will soon be
ready to begin business in.
Attorney w B. Spratt, of Rich
lands, was attending to legal busi
ness in tue city first of the week.
We bear some talk of new Re
publican paper being started here.
We have three in this town at pres
ent.
Mr.. III. Kelly GrnsepIose, of
Burk"'s Garden, is in the city this
week serving his country as a ven.
ireman.
Don't forget that to anyone who
sends US five new subscribers nc.
coppaniel by $500, we will send
tug NEWS one year for nothing.
Workmen are engaged in tearing
out part of the Dndd Hotel in order
to make room for new brick
building. which will he erected hy
Messrs. Moss. g. Greever i'm The
spring.
Mr. Jas. F. Hurt returned the
first Of The week from Russel eoun
ty where be went to adjust the in
suri.nce OH the residence of Mr.. II
A. Rontb. which was destroyed by
fire sOHie time since
A fire at Ricila'nds FIRST of the
geek DESTROYED the dwelling hous
es of Mcssrs. j. Is Catron and w.
L. Farmer. They were insured
With the well known firm of Chan
man & Hurt, of Tazewell
The Presbyterian sunday Shoot
has ahfnt completed arrangements
to purchase a splendid library for
their school. This will be quite uu
addition to the Sunday School and
thanks are due Mr.. Henry Preston
for the interest he has worked up
ia this matter
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Another Good Mar Gone.

Col john NJ. Thompson, died at
his home i'll Thompson Valley last
Friday, where he WAS bonn aud rails
ed, in the list gear of his aga. He
had been i'll declining health for about
ole year, but within the last few
weeks prior TO his death. no hope
WAS entertained for his recovery.
Loved and respected by all who
knew him, and it can he truly said Il
goodman has gone from an ong us.
The funeral services were conduct
ed at his residence lust Saturday, b,
Rev. Thos. Mowbray. of'the Pr.sby
terrain church, and Rev. w. l.. Bail
ley of the Methodist church, after
which The remains were followed By
II urge ooncourse of friends aud rela
tives to tho I'D family hnryiug
grounds, near the old Thompson
homestead, where he was layed to
rest among former relatives gone be
fore.
He leaves a wife aud four children
two sons aud two daughters to
mourn his loss. To them we extend
our heartful sympathy in their great
'bereayement.
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