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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-09-09
PUBLIClST DEAD.

Budapest sept. 0. o.--Franz Pulzky, the
arcbaoologist and publicist, IS dead. He was
born in 1914 came Of an oll family Of Polish
Immigrants accompanied Kossuth 20 America
and fought with Garihaldi IN collaboration
with his w'fo, he wrote book on his Amcri
can experiences, entitled, white, II sd, Black"
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-09-09
EXCITEMENT IN WE BSTER COURT

1horo was the wildes: kind OF excite
ment In Webster court this afternoon.
Some folks up in the North End don T.
pay ront and then they fight the deputy
sheriff thnt romcs 10 dispossess them.
Deputy Sheriff Rabbit ad To put q
family named Dambroskv out The man
started in 10 fight, hut the deputy sheriff
Is n stout and strong fellow SO he took
care Of the man, but the wife Joined thu
attack on the sheriff with a red hot
poker Dam brosky. when he reached
tho county court house, was taken sick.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-09-09
SURPRISE is IN STORE

for ,hoeo who will 20 today and yet nack.
agc % GRAiN-O ~ takes tho place " cofiee
~ ehouf the cust. 10 is foot drink
iull oi he1lth, and can 70 given 90 tho cnill.
ron a. Wcll ~ the adult with great benefit. It
n m4lin ~ pure graius and looks mud tasfo.
Ike fh1 finest grndes q Mocha ~ Java coffee.
~ satisues every one a cup ~ Grain.D ts
cfiff Tor the system than n tonic hsrauso ifs
lament - permanent. What cuifeo lrcahs
OWN, '4rsin-O bulls up. Ask your Grocer
Tor Grain-O. l5c. and &c.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-09-09
ORDER OF THE EASTERN STAR.

Lewiston, Ne. Sept o-Tho nfth annual
meeting Of the Grand Chapter Of Maine.
Order OF the Eastern Star, was hold in Au.
burn today. Mrs. Annie NJ. Eaton Of Bangor.
grand N atron, presiding.
The reports showed the organization al,
eight now chapters during the yoar making
Is in all, and total membership Of 3OOs
against 9f5 last year,
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-09-09
CUTlN WAGES.

saco, Ne, sept9.-A notice has been posted
in the weave room Of .he York Cotton Cor.
poraiion' announcinga reduction uf 2 cents
cut O. weavers OF Gvnims. The cut viii. bc
accepted, as the mills have boon idle several
weeks and the weayers prefer 20 work in tho
hope that the cut will lie restored when the
market conditions have further improved.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-09-09
FIRE ON A Rn0E.

This afternoon an alarm wns sounded
from the nox at the corner OF Tnnyer and
.inhn streets iot a ulnZe on tho roof of the
dwelling house ll3 William street.
The fire did considerable damage Co ths
ROOT rciore 10 was put out The house is
owned by the Butter Hospital Corporn.
tion, aud IL occupied by {. A. Mathew.
son.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-09-09
HIS MONEY STOLEN.

Oscar Bourne OF Ga Eaton street, who
is employed on the new Francis street
bridge, had mis- cont pocket searched while
ne was working Yesterday afternoon
The senrchur gCt $40 and escaped before
nlnhI
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-09-09
MONEY FOR JAIL.

Taunton Mass, sept. Q.-Tho county treas.
urcr was authorized to borrow 2O01l Tor the
Fall River jail by tho county authorities this
fnnrfsnu
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-09-09
FACTORY BURNED.

Now York, sept. a-Mutog S volger's car.
bon paper factory at Park Ridge. n. j., was
DESTROYED today by Ere. Loss 5000
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-09-09
ESTIMATED CAR lots.
Tomorrow.

Cattle II, 600
Sheep II, 00J
Heavy shipping hogs, 75 @ 30
Sept wheat pnts. ... calls, go.
Dec wheat puts 96H calls 100
sept corn puts. .. calls. 80.
Dec corn puts, 33L calls, 33M
Dec wheat curb 97K
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-09-09
TODAY'S RACES.
Tho attendnnce this afternoon ia

The attendance this afternoon Is do. 900.
Todav's racing began at 2 o'clock with
the 2 :85 class, three-year- old pacing. best
three in five. There were but four entries
Edward g., Bonnie Vera Lady Bach.
ford and Pearl Alfred.
Edward q, black aelding by Barron
Wilkes won the first heat after hot
brush with Pearl Alfred. Time, 2:lS%,
fractional time D :33l4, 1:l0h and l:I5A.
Pearl Alfred was pole horse and Lady
Bachford went to the front at quarter
ana lead the field To the half There Pearl
Alfred made a sharp fight for the lead.
2:l3 CLASS PACING.
The ether race on today's card was tho
2:l8 class pacing. b.st three In five and
tho entries were: "Ihe Dude" Maggie,
Smith. King Egbert and Cadet
Maggie was pole horse and lel tho
field for three-quarters of "a mile. In tho
stretch King Egbort made splendid
bid for first place and came under the
wire winner by half length.
1imo-2 :l0a4, fractional time 80 / ;07,
1879
John H. Gentry did not appear on tho
track until I o'clock.
Yesterdays TRACK RESULTS.
The summary Of yesterdays races Is "a fol.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-09-09
GOVERNORS DAY.
Continued from Page I.

The teachers are authorized 30 impose a
fine of twenty dollars but for anything
above that the amount must be fixed by
Superintendent Eastman or tho deputy,
Mr. Bntterlloid.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-09-09
LEASE RATIFIED.

Boston, sept. "A special meeting of the
West End street Railway Comuany Stoke
holders. 70 take action on the proposed lease
Of the West End and OF the new elevated rail
road corporation, was held here today. The
directors have already accepted the lease and
the meeting was called merely 20 ratify
formally their action.
AZ o'clock 70 was announced that tho lease
hal been ratified by vote Of i7o,GGS shares.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-09-09
THE BOYS EXHIBIT.

Mr. Butteriieid.
THE BOYS EXHIBIT.
The eAhibit this year, so far as arrange
meut and general features arc concerned,
is the same as it was In 1896, but there is
an Improvement in the workmanship and
the articles made by the cad3ts have q
finer finish.
At one end of the room Is the black
smith shop, the carpenter shop and q
corner where the boys give a practical
demon strnton of the W work in bricklayinR.
The forge is at full blast all day and
on tho display counters are samples OF
the work done, from the simple squares
up to tho most intricate iron work.
Deputy superintendent Butterfeld has
also set up the tailor shop and the print
ing Office. in both Of which the cadets
are hard 1T work and for each ono is an
exhibit of the results showing the differ
ent grades OF instruction.
There IL also an interesting collection of
drawings, samples Of needlework and the
boys illustrated compositions and little
art knick -knaoks.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-09-09

Tho News Self Educator Feature Is
n valuable helper to all Young and old
are reaping the benefits thorefrom
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-09-09
62i PEOPLE
Have Been Examined and Given The
Free Rheumatism Remedy
Since MONDAY
And 2O9 Have Called Already to Say
That Their Pains
HAVE LEFT THEM

The Free rheumatism Test Positively
Closes Saturday Night; Until That
lime Men, Women or Children
Having rheumatism Can Come &c
201 Washington Street and Have
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-05-26

The funeral oi tAc a. john IS. Havrls.
Dr.. "ll m.. t. death Monday
morning l-t on f.. Chesapeake and
ohio railway. took II..e from tie Unlon-
station Methodist D..l-h. az o'clock
yesterday afternoon. u the presence Of
ID large c9n-re-ati0u icing conducted by
hev. Or. George G.. N4ndcrslice. Bv re-
quest Miss Jennie Taylor sang very i'm
pfessNeiy Good Night The floral offer
in-s were very beautiful. The remains
were inferred In Oakaood Cemetery.
The active pall-bear.rs were. Alessrs
Fred. +. Baker. Henry Morris. Willie
Acree. Irwin Crccry. simeon Mills. +. l..
Bowers. Samuel spra-sins, Leslie Eve
ret.
The honorary pan and nower-bearers
We're members Of the unfortunate young
mans crew. as follows. Conductor n. c.
TrevilA4n Engineer Vs. T. Day Fireman
+. j. Brady and Brakeman J.. N. Foster.
Or. NHnlef-lll- took bis text from !.
Samue. AN. @. "Eut truly. as the Lord
lteth and as thy sou. i.veth there is but
step between me and DEATH"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-05-26

incos good goyernm nt and white SO
prtmncy.'
several days ago M i. ~ Southwird
chairman of the Republican party h
llourico. ISSUED o. circular 90 the colorcd
voters. ceiling them to vote against hold
ing a constitutional convention and ul-
leeins that they would te oisfrunchiscd
IL 10 WAS held.
In Fdirn ld District tho Republican
Ccmmittce have instructed the colorod
voters fo vote f"g fn. independent candl-
dates OF the district.
iu tbs dLtrI. uh.ro arc Independent
candidates Offering themselves for the
various offices which are to le aIIed.
namely supervisor justice az the peace.
constable. and oyorscer OF The poor.
Here is the regular Democratic ticket
Tor Fairfield District.
supervisor g. Icrhlcr.
Justice ~ fho peaco-T T.. Larus Geo.
w. Thomas r. T.. L.w.s. I %. Lohwas-
ser
'ons'ahlo-R. q. Garnctt.
ovcrscer Of the Poor p NJ Houston
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-05-26

The Turkish Army VIII Give Reception
~ Tic y VI Z. Z. In-mnrrnM.

] ~ the y VI. {. :. Tomorrow.
The battle between the Turkish and
! Greek armies az the Y u. g. A.. is goo
/ ing on lively. IL IS certainly novel
/ scheme, each army is composed of fifty
ole warriors. ana organized AS follows.
| one General, live Captains. and forty
/ FIVE prlydtes. MIR Geo. j. Benson is
General OF the Turkish Army and the
Captains are as follows. Company 4.
L. O.. Burruss. Company H. Samuel T..
Pullam Company G.. L.. n. Newman.
Company ID. n. Garnet Tabb, Company
H.. ID. III. Drum.
Not only Wll ID warm contest Tor mem
bersAip te kept 100 Tor thirty days bur
attractive social functions Will De intro
ducei from time 10 time The Turkish
Army Will give ID concert and reception
on Thursday night II this week. 40 s.l5
O'Clock. IN tie Association Hall. and II
Is safe 10 say that IL has been many a
day since the equal OF this con .eit has
Mr.. Polk Miller will preside. ana throw
into the entire entertainment his merry
making powers. The old Dominion
Sextette will be- present Messrs. Haddon
Watkins. Frank Cunningham, Jr.. Thurs
ton CORDOBA and oscar Logan viii COM
pose another most excellent quartet pres
ent on this occasion. Mr Walter Vat
kins and others VIII assist IN chorus work.
Then. Mr. Tony Miller and his corps OF
entertainers will be- present.
Mr. John Garland Pollard, one AZ the
Turkish warriors. will make short adj
dress n :hs Turks. and their friends ass
semhled
Tickets Of admission can De secured
from the members OF the Turkish Army
or al the Association building The OBJ
md % fTI d.. H-
tirelv social and 10 stir up an interest
i'm the work the young men are doing.
The combination and the cause viii GER
talnly pack the hall. The Turks are 10
be congratulated on putting up such an
excellent entertainment Other features.
that are secret. will add great Ileasure
70 the entertainment.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-05-26
HENRICO POLIIICS.
The Chairman OF the County Demociau'
Committee Addresses the Voters,

Mr.. Caskie r. Smith. Chairman OF the
Democratic Committee q the county OF
hen'ico. has just issued a circular To
the Democratic voters OF ienrico In gen
eral ard Of Fairfield District IN pdrucu-
Lar
Here Is copy of the circular. which
Will il is believed. have q good effect.
"FOHEWARNED rs FOREARMED.'
THE Republican chairman has issued
n circular calling on their colorcd voters
- come out and east their votes on
Thursday nest. for the independent can
didafrf.
Look out, Democrats. don't let them
catch you mapping, but come out and
cast your votes for the Democratic nom
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-05-26

The Kniehts Templars in Virginia gene
rally observe ASCENSION Day. which fails
on THURSDAY May nth
Acca Temple. 4. A. O. y. VI. 8. VIII
hold session on next Friday night. for
ne purpose of doing certain little things
or Wnich the general public D. ignorant.
Those at the head of this set are apulr-
'I't u.i frr the dolch.' as witness
thla ittlc appeal which is sent % every
member OF the tribe.
"Mahommcd may his name be praised.
cured Ahdullah-ibn-atiq broken ler by Il
touch changed hard ground into sand hv
blow Of The axe. Ted eighty people on
two loavos Of bread and a paf 81 butter.
caused fountain 10 gush forth from
the earth. marked the spot on the field OF
Bedr where each ~ the idolsters would
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-05-26

Post a. Travellers Protective Associa-
ton. are very enthusiastic over the pro-
posed moonlight H.His.on down the
James on Tuesday June ist. on the
steamer Pocahontas.
The boat leaves the wharf AZ s =. NJ.
sharp Strangers Will especially be well
coined and viii receive every attention
from the Travellers Protective Assocla-
ton.
Tile committee in charge are: Messrs.
Julian Binford. d. :. Harwood G. w.
Bright and r. 3. Waithall. secretary OF
the post.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-05-26

that corporation to ISSUE $1,000 more q
tho prtf.li,d stock ma 10 authoule iN
retirement ana cancellation 81 oh'-tniH
~ me present common stock OF 10" COM
Yluy.
suit was Instituted By \. j. Andrews
vs. -. Randall 81 Co.. TO- S5.l.
Motion for judgment was made by me
Old Dominion Building and Loan Asso-
citation w. Mary L. Ford for 'z,iei
Henry raloman qlliined as. executor
NJ Bcrnafl i -emln DOB tne cndnc'iy
Court yesterday
Arthur Hnpls qualified as administrator
OF .athtrluc kinney.
/, marriage n.en4. vas issued In the
Hastings Court fD Marion T.. Barnett ana
Miss Virginia j. Richardson.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-05-26

Tho trial Of the suit ~ John Aubaueh
IS. the Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad
company for f-l 900 was opened DOB fln
Law and Equity Court yesterday
morning The following compose
the jury which is hearing the
cases d. A. Wcisipcr r. +.
Brown. Joseph VI. skinner Harrison Nolt-
ing W. ~. Pierce. T.. A. WlidNl Jones'
g. Allen. ". s. Ncalc. g.. r.. Moad- 4. d..
Cronshaw T. Hoyster and f. W. Allen
To- the Circuit Court Of Richmond In
amendment % The charter OF Johnson
Bros az Co.. was amended 90 swnor
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-05-26

Tile adaptabAty of certain lands near
Richmond Tor the culture Of fine straw
berries haas been proved lately IN the case
oi Mr j. 49, Nye. whose farm is on tie
Sine Mile road near this city.
SIR Nyc has been furnishing strawber-
rles to the Jefferson Hotel and two her-
ries which were measured az that hotel
yesterday morning were six ana eight
Inches n circumference respectively
Amlnr This Tot OF berries were TWO Of
remarkable shape. one being exactly like
3D. ir.c butterfly. and the other being the
size ana shape of an egg
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-05-26

Complaints are being made OF persons
riding bicycles on the paths in Monroe
Square. which is In violations Of the city
ordinances. Bicycle riding is prohibited
in an the parks except upon the drive
ways of each public resort
II is becoming 80 dangerous that the
keepers have been instructed q ,e n ere
vsiliant IN regard 20 stopping bicycle
riding on these paths, which are fire.
quented by.childrenI nurses and others,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-05-26

Gs0fgo Cr0wd.r. a Young whit" man,
was arrested on Monday b. Policeman
Joseph Branch of tne HeUlieo county
force. and locked up iu llcnrc0 lai
CronI.r is in iho hands of tha ilw on d
serious charge. namely. disturbing public
divine worship and tho time aud place
at bis offending was sunday no the Nash-
frrf0u-~frorf Method 40 church
This church D. near the Mcst-Eud ni
Richmond. and Cr,WIcr d. charged Win
drIukrnnr-- besides fns disturbance Nn
is charged With. Die will De- tried today
at Heuric0 Couri-lousc.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-05-26

wait until these bonds have been redeem
cd.
II o. also we'll understood that IT VIII
Dee a loug Ume before The city OF hich-
moul can think ~ extending Us l,IIHo'y
nyrr p.rton urlehts Since Nj Barton
poruli4r sncrulaf.0ns % good deal Of prop.
crtv bias boon forced on Che marFet, ana
tNon Do the city OF Richmond couid hua'
DlIllv afford to do 500, the ann, 81, ''h "l
BARTON Heights would not give the i''. nci
Ia sufiir.onf Increase boz the valuation OF ii7
property o. pay Tor an INC public improve
inents needed In Barton Heights.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-05-26

There Will hc "a meeting of the Ways
and Means Committee OF thc Hollywood
Memorial Association 90 The residence or
Mrs. james b.. Pace to-day at o'clock
J.. NJ The meeting Us 90 make final ar
nneomclts f0r tho tea which is 10 he
given at the Soldiers Home next Satur-
TnE
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1897-06-12

-;Demonre!.... Puesto que ha tratado de cometer
crimen la iustcia necesitaba encontar cupabe
sospechan que hayais podido vos e....
i Basa, basta, Gaston!-dijo Gambia voz sorda.
-;Ah!-conesto el vizconde acento dlgno-no
caballero las expcaciones mas
fastido querido mio; que efecto
queran saber cienca clerta
que empe&es donde pasAse la noche que inteno
ST los per6dcos contaen que la habias
da.. va sc que podais hgurar que aquella
noche No quiero nsistiC eeta conversa
cn agradable precise advlerta que
agente de poca perfectamene vedo, ha cometdo la
mprudenca de hacerme pruntas referente vuera
honrafsima los bstdores de la OPERA
de union OLYMPIA Salverty. Asf ha sido
he descuberto ell seor Hardy tene la audaca de vga
de sospechar de Pero ell procurador de Yer
sales hombre sto lie ha aado los Ell asunto ha
dado en- suspense.
Como podia de s,ceder-le djo Gambia
gals 10 mismo seores olvdeis de semeante
asunto vovais a hablar mas de el
Gast6n eontesto nj paabra dglo su cunado
mada terrible, mirada deca muy claramene: <No
guerra haceros mas poderoo Sc
sigui6 nn prolongado sencio
Gambia, simuando ca|ma ecribid gunas
merciales CASTOR eer los per6dcos ofciales
;Y que 10 que los pe6dicos cuentan de mi?-le
gunt6 Gambia cuando hubo terminate correspondence.
miro Ia cotzacon Bolsa baja que
los valores de Ia opinion general
eomago vuestro digerr
crisis semejante
Gambia sonr6 satisfactoriamente dijo:
He atravesado otras mucho mas graves que esta
-,Pero teneis cuarto? 1sza.sns
Vos pretendes conooe mi situaoidn mejor que 70,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1897-06-12

Pcder del dinero.

OS despu6s de acontecimientos CASTOR
traba muy contento manana el despacho de
@ cunado.
-,Que traeis buenas noticias?-le pregunt6 Canda
esrechand6le la mano.
-Y excelentes, amigo mio
Bajo ell punto de vista fnanciero?
No; pero 81 bajo punto de VISTA quzas mas
uiente adn ell de escapar de gran peligro!
-lDe que trata?0dijo Gambia de duda
Como querreis tesarudo juez de instru
ccion empehaba prosegur pesqusas e descu
brimiento del atenado de Saint Cloud?
-Pero.... ano Sc hzo palpable la inocencia de Hu-
CUES? ...-murmur6 el baron palideciendo.
IFS que va trata de Hugues! contestd CASTOR
sonrendose ladinamene-Yo que 10 observe todo 10
he Observable que gunos ivduos de aspecto
ano de rada hurana estan vgando desde hace algan
tempo.
IA mi!
-Espiaban hasta actes.
-Pero Scon que objeto?
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1897-01-22
Tho Women Of spnin.

On Mrs. Lang's showing in the HUI
manitarian the life of a Spanish woman
must be dull enough. But of course
there is everything in the point of view.
The Spanish woman evidently has
neither our ambition nor our uncom-
iortably developed sense of tedium.
She has no aspirations for a wider hori
ION, she has no desire for a university
education, or q parliamentary vote or a
Profession to render her independent.
She is perfectly satisfied with life as it is;
she has no Responsibilities, money affairs
being attended to by her male relatives
and housekeeping being looked after
BY the servants; she has plenty Of dam
cling, Irritation and intrigue, which is
carried to science and is her chief
amusement in life. What more can she
possibly want? would be her answer
to your query as to whether her exist
ence realized her ideal Of happiness.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1897-01-22

The late Sherlock Holmes had q
favorite dictum: eliminate the i'm
possible, and what is left, however i'm
probable, must be the truth" This
was not at all in accordance with the
saying of Victor Hugo: Nothing is so
imminent as the impossible. What
must be always foreseen is the unfore-
SEEM" Most of us will agree, from ex-
perience, with Hugo rather than with
Holmes. The impossible does not hap
pen. When "Mercy Philbrick's Choice"
was published in the mo Name" series,
the critics were agreed that it seemed
to be written by Helen Hunt jackson.
But, as those who knew her love for
flowers and acquaintance with nature
also pointed out, she could not be the
author, for there were several glazing
mistakes in the naming and placing of
blossoms in the story. Yet, as was
afterward disclosed, she did write it; so
oil the theorizing went for nothing.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1897-01-22
PHoTooRAPHINo A WINK,
AID Reproducing 1t on q Dig Canvas
Screen.

Asd Reproducing 1t On Big Canvas
Woodville Latham, professor Of chem
istry at the University of West Vir-
ginia, has made an Improvement on
Edison's kaleidoscope. He takes pic
lures ut the rate of forty a second, says
the Philadelphia Inquirer, and repro
duces them in life size on screen.
Except that the scene takes place in
absolute silence the reproduction is
very lifelike. With this attachment
Prof. Latham has reproduced wink
He lsoreproduced round of prizo
fight lasting twelve minutes, which
needs only a little prize-fght slang
scattered through the atmosphere to
make an exact reproduction of the real.
Even the slightest motion can be re-
produced The act of swapping the
fingers can be photographed four times.
Otway Latham has a scene in which
man is smoking pipe. The smoke
from it can be seen on the canvas. A
photographer was out one day recently
with street piano player for the pur.
pose of catching children dancing to
the music. That will be reproduced.
An effort win be made to reproduce the
execution of Buchanan, If he is exc,
cuted, for scientific purposes.