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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-08-21
A Newspaper, Not a Party Organ
SIXTEEN PAGES.
THE sATURDAYEvENING NE ws.

THE sATURDA EVENING NEWS.
See that your News this evening con-
sists of sixteen pages.
And don't pay but one.oent for 1t
AS usual, the Saturday Evening News
will be found delightful companion,
whether you enjoy it's company cn the
porch, in the hammock, or indoors later
in the evening.
Conspicuous among its speciol features
is a story of the jewelry trade-one OF
Rhode Islands big industries for which
the state is unrivaled-and capital and
labor in the jewelry trade are confident
of big share in tie march OF prosperity
The News story of the jewelry trade is in
Serestingly told and, besides, commands a
reading for the information 10 conveys.
The stock market Is the barometer of
our financial aud commercial life. Its
sensitive ear first catches the music of
good times or the far distant sound Of the
thunder of hard luck and panic. The
summer boom in stocks and how il in
terests Providence investors is treated in
an article written for the non -profes-
yional.
The Saturday Evening News" "Woman's
Page" the chess department.. the
Neigh borhood" column. the features of
sports and pastimes and the other regular
features that have contributed to the re-
markable popularity of this weekly issue
will be found full and overflowing with
good things, as usual-only better than
usual with each issue.
And al, the news of the world, local,
general, foreign, presented in orisp,
bright. readable style, make the Satur-
day Evening News, as we'll as every even.
ing's News the best newspaper in Rhode
Island, apart from the wealth of special
features Of timely interest
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-08-21

From what we read nowadays of the
fatal results from the accidental consump-
tion of toad stools, il would appear that
persons of suicidal desire need not he
hampered in their object by the safe
guards placed around tho sale of poison
ous things at the drug store or go to the
expense of buying pistol. Nature pro-
vides number Of quick deaths and none
Is dispensed with moro prodigality than
the toad stool.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-08-21

The biggest trust in the world is tho
great combination Of people who hoard
their money in the savings banks Of the
country aud draw certain profit from the
investment In the aggregate many times
more than any sugar monopoly or railroad
corporation can begin 60 show.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-08-21

With the season of the county fairs
comes the annual crop of news of parachute
droppers that drop too hard. But after
all, the fatalities from this kind of an ex-
bibition are marvslously limited con-
sidering how many there are that go up
in balloon and come down in safety in
a seasons round.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-08-21
AN OPEN LETTER.

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of tho Rhode Island
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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-08-21

There are one hundred and forty six
parishes in Scotland that boast no pau
rers. no poor rates and 90 public houses
We 40 not know, but we will bet n string
OF sausaccs on 10 that none OF these cnvi-
able parishes permit n policy game 90
flourish in their midst either
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-08-21

Wheat seems TO have been particularly
sweet buy and buy for the Spectators.
In addition TO the boom advantages Of
short foreign acreage, only a normal sup
ply at home. the last touch 60 dollar
wheat" lies in the rumor Of damage to
the harvest. How tie farmers do beam.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-08-21


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Woman will still have TO advance n long
way beyond the boomer stage before she
can assume to scratch match in the
traditional fashion.
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To quit tobacco easily and forever be mag
nctio. full OF life. nerve and vigor, take No-To.
Bac. ''e wonder worker, that makes weak men
strong. All druggists, zoe or sl. Cure rnaran.
tccd Booklet Rnd sample free. a dress
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SUPPLY THE MISSING WORD,

containing has been sealed
in the custody S. A. Hopkins Business Manager
NEWS vault and who will sealed
the committee
Ist This of extraordinary and
with contests will follow.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-08-21

1t may be too late to go TO tho Klondiko
after gold but thank goodness we can
yet sail down the Bay for clans
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-08-21

ry the way. who ever heard Of tu-
muliuous rush % fortune seekers TO newly
discovered silver minesf
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-08-21

Now aren't those Western farmers glad
they haven't got to accept pay :or their
grain in silver
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-08-21
The WEATHER.
Pair Ton ght and Sunday, Warmer,
and SOutherly WINS.

Washington, August "a -Massachu-
sotts New HAMPSHIRE and Vermont:
Fair probably followed by showers Sun-
day warmer in interior; southorly Winds.
Massachusetts,. Rhode Island and
Conn eotcut: Fair tonight and Sunday,
warmer in the interior; southerly winds.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-08-21
Summer Fairgrounds.

The treasurer's report of funds received for
the sun m ar Fairgrounds is now as follows:
Previously acknowledged. d.......... o.. sll9 81
Mrs L. g. Russell Observation-Disclosures. 21 90
Total l.....................,... 6l
The Fairgrounds are reaching n larger num-
Der of children than ever before. They are
also open twice rs many hours as in previous
summers. 1t is hoped that immediate contri-
buttons will enable the committee to continue
them until September 8, as planned.
The present funds will permit them to be
open only two or three days longer, when the
children will have to be literally turned into
the streets. Contributions should be sent 10
a. w. Fairchild, treasurer. 10 and IL Arcade.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-08-21

The Judgment OF the Kipline baby on
the jungle tales is now anxiously awaited
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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
several TOWNS.
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Mrs. Alexander has contributed to Lippin.
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tion ~ the Old fashioned story Of bad mat
rimonial match and an up-to-date climax,
which does not make all the worthy characters
happy ani dispose Of all the ronogades
Gregory. Price 75c.D
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buttons and single star of general in the
Rhode Island militia equally distinguish you
now that you rig yourself out in silk tile and
black coat on state occasions-highly becom ing
to you the clothes are, too. especially with the
reflection of your staff upon their glossy
surface.
You have done great deal Of valuable work
for the State of Rhode Island. my dear Cover
nor, and more than is common with men have
contributed to the welfare of the universe You
distinguished yourself in the building up of oul
brigade of citizen soldiers and it is to your efforts
chiefly that Rhode Island has naval forces fol
the Governor of the Statet command according
to law and tradition-in that excellent contin
gent the naval reserves. The revised report Of
the adjutant generals department is monu
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COSGRovE--In this city, on the goth inst,
Bridget, widow of John Cosgrove, aged ~
Omaha daily bee., 1897-04-10
THOMPSON BELDEN & Co.
makes reduction of about 90 per cent from

makes reduction of about 90 per cent from
present charges.
House roll No. 3s5, introduced by Jenkins
Of Jefferson, was passed. 1t is bill to es-
tablish a military code for the state of Ne
braska. The bill was drawn by Adjutant
General Barry and Major Fechet, Sixth cav
airy, u. S. A., of the governors staff.
House roll No. 571 was passed. The law
provides q new method for letting contracts
for state printing.
CONFERENCE ON CLAIMS.
House roll No. 631, the last of the ap-
preparation bills. was passed and sent back
to the house with numerous amendments,
one of them being rejection of all the
claims for stenographers' and attorneys fees
in the recent Douglas county contest cases.
The house refused to concur in the amend
ments and conference committee was ap-
pointed. Howell of Douglas moved that the
senate recede from it's amendments and
stated the only disagreement was over the
Douglas county contest cases. He thought
the disagreement over so small a matter
should not be allowed to delay the adjourn
ment of the legislature In spite of his
statement however, the senate refused to
agree to his motion to recede and on motion
Of Dearlng of Cass a conference committee
consisting of Senators Howell, Spencer and
Johnson was appointed.
The guaranty bond bills introduced in the
house by Rich of Douglas were then placed
Ol pdSSdSS. lueTe WeIF9 ten OF tnem
and all were passed but two. The two
which failed were those which permit
county treasurers to furnish guaranty bonds
and also state officers other than the state
treasurer
House roll No. 457, to provide for town
ship organization, was defeated on its final
passage.
The senate then passed house roll No. 277
providing for free public employment bu-
reaus; house roll No. 495, providing for the
inspection OF gasoline; house roll No. 351
private relief bill, and house roll No. g.
the initiative and referendum. This COM
pleted the work of the session, and the men,
bers dispersed for supper without recess
Nothing was left to do but to wait for
the conference committees on appropriation
bills to reach an agreement, and the enroll
ing clerks to copy those passed. 1t was also
settled fact that final adjournment would
not be reached until the early morning
hours.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-04-10
ON DEFICIENCY JUDGMENT LAW

Deputy Attorney General Furnishes
the Governor IN Opinion.
LINCOLN, April 9.-(Special.)-The bill to
abolish deficiency judgments became law
at o'clock this afternoon without the gov
ernor's signature. The governor asked the
attorney general for written opinion and
received the following from the deputy at
torney general under date of April Z:
Referring to senate file No: 1OS on the IN
terpretation of which you have asked TOT
the opinion of this office, 1 nave the hohor
Section SAT of the Code of Civil Procedure
confers upon the district court in a case
brought to foreclose a mortgage power to
direct payment by the mortgagee or any
balance of the mortgage debt that ma tn, may orf re
gagged premises. Senate file No. los repeals
this section. This would seem to clearly "
a foreclosure suit to render a personal Judg-
ment against the mortSagor: III the oniy
object in passing senate e fre NO .uS Mns 10
personal judgment i'm the same action IN
wkich the mortgage is foreclosed 1t would
ing section S47 and you will notice that It
expressly repeals this section. Section Si9
of the code gives the court the right under
certain circumstances to render judgment
against other persons as well as the mort
gagor who may be liable for the debt. Sen
ate file No los expressly repeals this section.
BY repeating the two sections 1t seems TO
me that the district court would have no
kind of judgment or decree except
a decree ordering a sale of the mortSaged
premises. Section S4S, as 1t stood before
senate file No. los was passed, prevented the
mortgagee from maintaining an action IN
n court of equity and "A separate action In
a court of law to recover the debt secured
by the mortgage unless authorized by the
court AS section SiS now reads. | do not
understand that the mortgage must be spe-
cially authorized by the court to bring
suit for the unpaid portion of the debt after
the mortgaged premises have been sold, the
sale confirmed and the deed delivered. This
section Is n little ambiguous, but after the
sale has taken place and the deed has been
delivered. l do not understand that the
mortgage is In any manner prohibited from
then commencing separate action at law
to recover any balance due him. 1t is
only while his action Is pending in court
of equity to foreclose that he Is prohibited
from commencing separate action at law,
unless authorized by the court. Senate
file No. los merely takes away from the
court the right to authorize a suit at law,
where 1t would now be necessary to obtain
that authority. If the mortgagee at the
present time has the right to go into a
court of law after he has secured his deed,
| think he would still have that right under
senate file No. l0S. In other words, In all
these cases where he could subsequently
prosecute a separate and distinct action at
law without the consent of the court, that
same action could be prosecuted under
senate file No. los.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-04-10
YOUNG MANS SUICIDE At MILLARD.
Charles Kne1ber, Disappointed In
Love shDots Himself.

ChHries kne1ber, DtsnppOtnteu IN
Love, Shoots Himself.
MTLLARD, Neb. April Especial Tele-
gram .)-Charles Kaelber, son of Chris Kael-
ber of this place. committed suicide at
o'clock this afternoon by shooting himself
through the head with a revolver. The un-
fortunate young man was 26 years old and
unmarried. 1t is generally believed that a
love affair was the primary cause OF the rash
deed. He went to Omaha Tuesday and re-
turned last evening apparently in good
spirits. This morning he took a bath, put
on clean underclothes and shaved. He was
about town during part of the day and also
assisted his sister Anna in beating some car
pets.
few minutes before 4 o'clock he went
to the postoffice and mailed letter to Mil
lard Kelsey, his confidential friend. Then
he returned home and called his sister IN
the house and handed her letter and asked
IL she would give 1t to his father Then he
turned quickly and started upstairs His
sister started to follow him and he stopped
and asked her when supper would be ready.
Still seeing she followed him, he stopped
again and asked her to stay down stairs a
few minutes. Then he hurried to his room,
removed his coat and vest and stretched
himself upon the bed, placed the revolver
close to his temple and fired. He expired
half hour later without regaining con-
scousnesS.
His father is pioneer Of Douglas county
and has an elegant brick residence here and
is quite wealthy. The letter to his father
merely stated that life was net worth living
for him and asked his fathers forgiveness
for all the wrongs he had ever DONE The
letter to young Kelsey reiterated the same
and referred indirectly to his love affair,
which had weighed heavily upon him lately.
The funeral will be held Sunday at 2
orlOclx
Omaha daily bee., 1897-04-10
VICTORY FoR THE IRNIGATIoNIsTs
Pcrsistcnt Schemes of the Opposition
Are Finally Checked.

Are Finally Checkeu,
LONG PINE, April 9.-(Special.)-A great
victory Las been won by those in favor OF
irrigation In the Golden Irrigation district,
which comprises the three counties OF Brown,
Rock and Holt. The district has been Or
ganlzed nearly two years, and during the last
two months an engineering party has been
In the field establishing a survey upon which
to base an estimate OF the cost OF the ditch.
Some time ago a certain locality in the dis
trlct. which has private scheme for irriga-
tion OF its own and is unconcerned for the
success and welfare OF the remainder OF the
district started an infection among the
farmers who had previously been heartily in
and misrepresenting the actions of the man
aging board. When they thought they had
a good following, mass meeting was called
to convene at O'Neill for the purpose OF de-
clarng against any further survey until
better times" The call brought out
large attendance OF farmers and business
men, and after mature counseiing, reso-
luton was passed, and almost unanimously,
that it was the sense of the meeting that the
survey and estimate be completed, but that
the expense thereof be kept within the tax
already levied. Failing in their scheme for
stopping the work. the opposition Immediately
put up ticket against the old board. hich
was nominated. to be voted on at the regular
election this week. This opposition ticket
sailed under the pretense Of reform and re-
trenchment of expenses, but was In reality
tho survey. The ticket caught few votes
outside the locality referred to above, tut
the old officers we're all re elected by natter
Ing maiorities. and their past course thereby
approved. The survey will now be continued
TO completion. and when the estimate Is in
Omaha daily bee., 1897-04-10
FINAL DAY OF THE LOWER HOUSE
senate Files All Disposed of and Con-
ference RepOrts AdOpted.

LINCOLN, April 9.-(Special)-- the
reading of the journal this morning, by unan-
imous consent, senate file No 23S was ad-
vanced TO a third reading. A motion to ad-
vance senate file No. $50 was lost. On mo-
tion of Clark of Lancaster all senate files not
already advanced to third reading were in
definitely postponed.
On motion OF Mills OF Lancaster the flag
floating over the house was donated to the
Milford soldiers home
Tho house refused to concur In the senate
amendments to house roll No. 6l5 and n
conference committee consisting Of Clark Of
Richardson, Sheldon Of Dawes and jenkins
OF Jefferson, was appointed to confer with
the senate committee on Nos. G14 and G15.
The house refused TO concur in the amend
ment to house roll No. 241, the legal news
paper bill. The amendment consisted OF an
| emergency clause attached by the senate.
The amendments to house roll No. ITS
were concurred in.
A senate file No. 1913, to protect stock from
pitfalls passed.
Senate file No. 292, extending the medical
course to four yeans was passed, receiving
| 61 votes.
A senate file No. Ell, giving the governor
the appointiye power of the reform school
| at Kearney passed
| A senate file No. 255 providing a manner
! OF counting the vote on constitutional!
| amendments was passed
| senate file No. PA. Feltz irrigation BILL
| was defeated by vote of 80 to 63
| A senate file No, "A, 10 prevent cruelty to
children and provide for guardians was
/ passed with the emergency clause
| Senate file No 1863. to provide for the cleo
! tion and appointments of clerks OF the dis
trict court was defeated, receiving only 4S
| votes.
At seven minutes 10 twelve O'Clock the
| clock was turned back two hours.
| A motion by Smith OF Douglas to refer
senate file No. ESQ to the committee OF the
whole to strike out the enactlng clause
was defeated, and the bill passed by vote
OF G2 to s..
Senate file No 23S defining the age OF
| commitment TO the penitentary passed,
A joint resolution No. 81. authorizing the
! governor of Nebraska TO enter into and sign
| a compact with the governor OF South Dakota
! as agreed upon by a commission appointed
| by said governors. TO fx the boundaries be-
! tween said states at certain points, was
passed without opposition
| EMPLOYMENT FOR THE CLERKS.
The COMMITTEES appointed to investigate
| as to the probable cost OF compiling the
! house Journal submitted the following report
| Your committee appointed to examine
and report to this house the proper allow
ance for completing. copying, proof-reaH-
Omaha daily bee., 1897-04-10
Injured While stopping a Runaway,

gram.)-Dr. w. II. Stryker was painfully in
jured this afternoon while attempting to
stop runaway team. In company with
DR.. Brand he was walking down Sixth street
when they heard the team coming behind
them. Getting up on either side of the
street, the two men made an effort to stop
was thrown to the pavement and two wheels
of the wagon passed over him. When picked
up the injured man was in an unconscious
condition, but 1t was found no bones were
broken He is resting well this evening, and
II is believed Is not seriously injured.