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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-10-09
THIS IS NOT A
WAY STATION.
Providence Has OutgrOWn
lis Town Clothes.
IS NOW A METROPOLIS.
Big Buildings That Mark the Growth
OF The City.
POINTS FOR CONSIDERATION.

The new coat OF glistening white paint
calls special attention 30 tho proportions
of Butler Exchange and its rew Garb
acceptuates the fact that ii is q mighty
fine building. 1t also inclines the on !.
locker TO scan tho city's main artery and
the impression comes at once that West.
minister street is mighty fine thorough
fare.
stranger is particularly impressed
with this fact as be or ste takes pains to
size up the line buildings on the street
and the big stores that occupy command
ing sites on il. There are very few cities
in this country that can make better
exhibit of first class emporiums for tie
sale Of oil sorts OF articles Take tie
Boston Store. Tor instance. Where outside
of Now Yors, Bnston. CAicaSo ana a
very few ,tGcr places can bigger CT
better establishment te ioupdl shepard s,
too is "a great concern. grcIter than
can be found east If New YORK excepting
Boston.
Giadding's. the Paris House. the j. b.
BArnnby company. nni lot Of othor
PLACES are ilrst class in all essential
resi- ccts. The Shopper can buy ans thing
from matches 10 q parlor set in these hig
centres OF trade snu there is no necessity
for going away from bone Tor style.
quality or price. Yet 10 IL fair To pre-
sumo chat the average inhatitant docs
not Iealize the full importance OF this
Dustline New England Cc0tre.
As n man once sail in New York in
speaking OF this city which no apparently
admired very much: "W5at You cannot
gct in Providence, you cannot get in the
world.
TIME TO WAKE UP.
It's about time that evcTyb body woke up
TO the fact that this Is beautiful city,
that 10 Is developing wonderfully nnd II
it Is cnly five hours from thu metropolis
Of The country and one hour from the hub
ot the universe it Is no wav station. and
tina; the citizens are entitled , train sheds.
or ANYTHING else with gold trimmings
that 10 may desire.
WAY station. indeed. There are OILY 2G
cities in the ~ states in the American
Union that outStyle Is In size and yopl-
lat3op, ond but very few that enjoy su-
perior public facilities that are right W.
10 date with modern sciences. There Is
not another placs on the Garth that has n
hettcr fire department or better water
supply for protecting property of oil kinds
tnan this fair CITY nesting In tho VALLEY
Of soven hills like ancient Rome the
glory Cf tne world.
The police department is as good as tho
best and the health precautions are un-
surpassed. You may travel from Dan 90
Bsersheba and not natch.the city's. gs :
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-10-09

.Ihe Young Mons Club Of ST. Johns
parish. North Moin street. entered upon
tn fish year of So existence ms an organ
ization by holding a special entertain
neut st the parish house adjoining the
church last evening.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-10-09

The Noted Persian PaImists a. Scient' sts
Have arrived. a,d will remaiu short time The
most wonderful Pa mtsis md AsiToierers Of the
o. century. THEY WILL TELL YOufo what
,ou - bes' huei, anf advise YOU upon al the
a1airsofil lite. PARLORS. 81 ABORN IT.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-10-09

The English and Classical School on Snow
street, by judicious use Of printers ink"
has filed every seat in its Classical Depart
ment. Advertising pays.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-10-09
1OC.

Mems Fancy Trimmed Night Shirts, made full size
and length. few dozen of the following size
left IL, 14ls, Is ana l5is, will close out quickly
as we have marked them
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-10-09

beautiful assortment OF all-wool Plaid Blankets,
in light and dark coors, very large size. Price
as follows s3. IS, SIS 20 and s5.95.
Stable Blankets in al.wool, heavy felt, colors
fawn, brown and green-warm, strong and dnra.
bic, outwearing ordinary blankets, large sizes
with double straps and surcingles-at only
3.35
Grey Wool Street Blankets, 81 by 90, weight
pounds, strongest and most scrviceablc Blanket
in the market, our price, each,
2.35
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-03-08
MILLIONS
Were Lost By the Storms and Floods
Within One hundred Niles Of Gin
cinnati---Many Factories Idle.

Cincinnati. Ohio. March While
the flood of last Friday is over the ef-
fects of it will be felt in northern
Kentucky. southern Ohio and southern
Indiana for weeks. The railroads are
am running their trains here tonight
as usual but ms@t of them are by cir
cuitous routes over other tracks. Road
beds as we'll as bridges were washed
away along the Big and Little Miami
rivers. The damage TO highways is
also the greatest ever known, includ-
ing thOrOughfare bridges. The manu-
factories along the Mill Creek valley
will be- crippled for some time. and
these include the largest concerns in
the suburbs of this city The Ohio
has done no damage the past week.
The flood was limited 10 a few tribu-
taries here and south of this city, and
I'm that territory the records were all
beaten. The damages here and within
a radius of one hundred miles OF this
city are now estimated i'm the millions.
The extent of the losses could not be
learned az the time because the tele-
graph wires were down and railway
communication was cut off.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-03-08
A WIFE DESERTED.


Special t0 tho Register.
Parkersburg. W. Va. March t.
Friends of Mrs. l. w. Broderick, now
residing at independence, Kansas, for
merly q leader i'm Parkersburg society,
have received information to the effect
that she has been deserted by her
husband and is now employed in hos
pital for iucuables near Kansas City.
Mrs Br0derick was. before her mar
riage Miss Emma Butcher. daughter
of NcLure Butcher. of this city, now
deceased. Her friends here are great
lv shocked at the news as brilliant
future was predicted for her ON ac-
oour- of her beauty and her accom-
Dlisbad wavs. II is not definitely
known why her husband deserted her.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-03-08
OUTRAGEOUS
Work by a Gang Of Robbers in
Tyler COunty-A House Invaded,
and the People Tied aud Maltreated.
One Victim May Die---A Posse in
Pursuit.

Special to the Register.
SiStersville. w. Va. March THE
news has just reached here of a daring
hUldup five miles back in the country,
last night The story is that about
midnight two men came to the home
of q farmer named Johnson. and told
the people that they were on their way
90 this city, from Plum Run, and were
afraid they were lost. A young fellow
stepped outside TO tell them the way,
when one of the robbers pOked a gun
In his face and told him TO hold up
his hands until they tied them. An
other young man. who was in the house,
was also bound and gagged. The
robbers entered the house and finding
two women bound them and demanded
an the money. The younger of the
TWO women gave up her pocketbook.
containing quite a sum- but her mother
would not give her money up, and did
not until after the robbers had beaten
and malUeated her i'm such a manner
that rather than be killed she tod
them where it was. I'm the meantime
one of the young fellows had gotten
away 90 the home of q neighbOr and
gave the alarm. A posse Immediately
started after the robbers and got so
close ON their trail that one of them
was shot az and wounded, but made
mis- escape The older one of the two
women is I'm q very precarious condi-
zion from the shock and in treatment
received. and it is not believed that she
can recover A posse is after the two
men and if caught. they will be dealt
with very harShly.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-03-08
CHARGED WITH MURDER.

cleveland. o.. March 7.-Eiizabeth
Gibson. alias Lizzie Henry aged =
,-'r~s was arrested here to-day by
ns-slfive O'Donnel. of ST Louis and a
rIeysIand officer. on the charge of being
" croitivs from Justice. She is accused
cf romnIicity in the murder of VIM.
stewart am aged and wealthy man. in
mar M 1905 Washington avenue, ST.
: Z o"is mis- ON the night of February Itht.
wien arrested the woman expressed
mn surprise. Detective ODonnelI
.tar+sd ig with his prisoner for st. Louis
This evening
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-03-08
the ambassadors of the powers to-mor-

the ambassadors of the powers to-mor-
row.
in diplomatic circles it is said that
the Greek answer may lead to nego-
tatons based upon a proposal for CO.
operation which has been presented by
France.
HOLD YOUR GROUND"
Athens. March 7.-(S p. NIT is
stated that in view of the contemplated
negative reply of Greece to the powers,
King George has sent orders to Col.
Nassos. commanding the Greek forces
in Crete, to hold all the positions now
occupied by him. The King is still
here, and the date of the departure Of
the Crown Prince for the frontier has
not been fixed. Every effort is being
made TO concentrate the Greek troops
on the Turkish frontier before the
threatened blockade of the Greek coast
can be effected.
In official circles the hope is not now
entertained that the powers will ac-
cept the French proposal
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-03-08
ROUGH WEATHER AT SEA.
The St Louis Experienced Terrific sqr
and High Waves

New York. March 7.-Wb-.,H .sc> .
American line steamship st y AZ
rived this afternoon from amp
ton, she reported that then se was
the most tempestuous she\Aad ever
made. Fresh gales blew from the
southwest and northwest during the
first two days out. when she logged re-
spectively t75 and 379 knots The
wind increased TO a heavy gale from
the west TO the southwest and blew
without cessation for sixty hours.
During this time there were terrific
squalls and extremely high seas. When
the New Foundland banks were reach
ed, moderate weather and fog were
met with From the banks of Fort
Strong variable winds prevailed Among
the passengers was Stephen w. Dor
sew.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-03-08
GREECE is FIRM.

Athens. March 7.-(5:15 p. nj
The answer OF Greece to the Identical
notes of the powers was discussed AT d
meeting OF the cabinet and approved
by King George to-day. 1t is reported
that the reply is a refusal to recall
The Greek feet and troops from Crete,
on .tse ground that the recall would
he a signal for pillage. incendiarlsm
and murder. The complete text VIII
not be known until it IS presented 10
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-03-08
SITUATION STILL GRAVE,
But a Decided Disposition to Do
Nothing Rash.

The Greek Government Displaying
the Utmost Firmness, Yet Con-
cessions by the Powers will Re-
Ieve the Tension Very Materially.
Overturos to Turkey Not Re
spOnded 70 - Greeks Showing
Great FOrbearance-The Gravity
of Affairs Fully Appreciated.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-03-08
,rstIop pOTTER IN PITTsBURG.

,,,.-rsr1-RG. March Rev. II. c. Pot
..- p,sbop of New York. arrived hero
,.-...~.1,,. on the special invitation OF
y,,sbop Whitehead. 10 attead the meeting
-, ~ the Laymen's Missionary
I.,rre Of the Episcopal church. he
49,, IN his address. spoke of the good
m Ieasue was doing in his district ana
,,'' ..''..,..-.e.I The members 10 renewed ef-
tors. Reports o-.asSAague officers FS-oN
,r. o~rarf-stion TO be in a most pros
rerous condition.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-03-08
n1-r nF nANGER

Greenwich. Conn. March '.--Anufe.W',
Carreeie. who has been seriously lH
NJ bis residence here for several days
from pIeurfsy. is now entirely out ot
.isnrer and it is expected that he Will
be mp and about the house again IN 4
few days
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-03-08
.a RAY OF HOPE FOR PEACE.
The Latest Greek UtteranceS Less Dis
tinctly Warlike,

And Suggest Mutual Concessions
The Situation Still Grave, and Oc-
casiOns Great Concern Through
out Europe-The European Con-
cert Apparently as Strong as
Ever - Pressure on the Porte.
Yesterdays Great Mass Meeting
in London.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-03-08
The SLUGdERS BUSY.
Th3y Put IN a Hard Days Work.
Yesterday.

Great Curiosity on the Part of the
Nevada Natives -Corbett's Lit
erarJ Labors, Which Always
Precede bis Athletic Toil-What
Fltzsimmonr Did During the Day.
at Cocks Ranch-Siuy Woods
Paraphernalia Roughly Handled
by Corbett- Fits Dream.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-03-08
HOLD YOUR GROTND.'
THE GREEK REPLY.

Athens. March S, / a. m-Though
the exact character of the Greek reply
10 the powers is not yet made known,
it is understood that, in addition to
the ground of refusal to comply be-
cause of the fear Of pillage, incen-
diarism and murder i'm Crete the note
points ont that the Crejans. who alone
should he regarded as entitled TO de-
termine their fate, have declared their
unalterable resolution to be annexed
To Greece as the only solution that will
finally pacify the island
King George and otLer members Of
the royal family, attended a requiem
mass in the Cathedral to-day for the
officers and soldiers who have fallen
in Crete.
The Plinghenesia publishes a tele-
grom stating that a band OF one hun
dred and twenty Macedonians and
Epirotes came into collision yester-
day at Krlnia, six hours march from
Grevena. with a strong Turkish de-
tachment Chief Talks, commanding
the Macedonians, attacked the Turk
ish position toward evening and IS re-
ported to have captured it after an
all-night fight.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-03-08
THE PORTE'S REPLY.

A despatch from Constantinople to-
night states that the reply to the Porte
to the collective note of Tuesday last
and the communique of Friday sets
forth. in addition TO the resolve Of
the Porte TO maintain the integrity Of
the empire while reserving the right
to discuss the precise definition of au-
honomy for Crete, its desire TO main
tain peace end its satisfaction with the
stipulation of the powers for the with
drawal Of the Greek troops, from >
island.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-03-08
TI5lNlS WERE ANXIOUS


-red Ediace Surrounded by
-r5usaud Citizens of Wash
.r-A significant Hymn and
r-ed sermon The Pro-
-ne for the Senate-A Demo
Caucus Called for Satur-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-03-08

mony and the singing Of chorals, etc.
The consul, in thanking the deputation,
said that the King Of Greece would not
recede from the path pointed out by
the popular will.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-03-08
WAR PREPARATIONS IN TIE BAL
r-ANC

..r1 1-.. INC I.Ir
irom q" points W III p,,r,..rr,.,
news ol war pIep'i" ,'o'''
paper. Svahoda' or soma S"SS ''''''
"nere 'u''e j. "''' .,.s-,... ..,.,.,,,.
non5 ana 'I. eNI''D'''.l'' i,, I'D. f,,.
i'' ...[i.t,i,.,,io, or the whole
AN immediate mool.I"',''o'i o' '''4 ,'.,.l
army ana impor'a", i',''''- r..-.',.',~,. 80
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break OF hosu.l,'eS. ID ''.-. .,, -.
meantime Ihe IlS. ''''- 80 ''' -,
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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-03-08
SUGGESTIONS FOR COERCION.

Canea. Island of Crete. March s.
Il m1-The admirals have forwarded
to their respective governments their
suggestions for the coercion of Greece.
The commander of a Russian cruiser
which has Just arrived from Selino, re-
ports that the foreign vessels fired guns
there to irtimidate the insurgents. The
military governor OF Canea has IN
formed tie Dragoman of the Greek
consulate that orders have been receiV-
ed to fir, on the Greek consul if he
leaves the consulate. The Greeks IN
the town are menaced by the Mussul-
man povulace. and the commander OF
the foreign marines decline to guar
antee the safety of newspaper corre-
spondents who venture outside of Ca
nea.
The insurgents have failed i'm their
endeavors to force an entrance INTO
NalaXa by the use OF dynamite at SIX
O'Clock last evening, but they made a
breach i'm the walls at Keratidi, kill
ing four soldiers and Wounding several.
The garrison is earnestly appealing for
reinforcements. Skirmishing has
been going on since noon on the plans
outside Cauea.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-03-08

LONDON. March during inc Demon
..-...or. In HYDE Park this afternoon, Hon
.,',r~. \ Curzm. Under Secretary Of
go s,r the Foreign Office, faultlessiy
..,..1 and carrying ON bis arm Mrs. Cur
zon I'm % beautiful costume OF pearl gray
s.roll,d uursoosriz. through tne crowd
listened 90 tae speeches ana seemed TO De
so,newha, amused by the harsh things
...-I cone. ruiug bis attitude in the Greece
kurdish dIfmuit.es.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-09-26

FOR sALE-For cash, best COW in Texas.
will be fresh in milk in eight weeks;
gives one gallon per day now, gentle;
one horse, one wagon, gig. yearling bull
Renne, on Il. and N. o. railroad, at city
limits line, Fifth ward "a
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-09-26

BRIGHT BOY, IL years old, wishes posi-.
ton In office: writes good hand; Al ref.
erences furnished. Address j.. this of.
flee Is
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-09-26

YOUNG or middle-aged man to travel In
this and nearby counties: permanent pc.
stion; salary $50 a month and expenses:
good chance for advancement Address
Shepp company. 1920 Chestnut street.
Philadelphia, Pa. 26
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| wANTED--A competent nurse to take
charge OF an invalid; must come well
| recommended. Inquire at 1918 Congress
avenue, corner of jackson. %
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AGENTS for only perfect Vapor Bath
Cabinet made" Greatest seller on
earth. Hygienic Bath Cabinet Co.,
Nashville Tam.
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WANTED-The State Orphans Home de-
sires to engage the services of a COM
petept gardener. poultry man and dairy
man confined: must be strictly sober.
Of good morals and free from the use OF
vulgar or profane language. and must
furnish good references. Address Jink
Evans, president of board of trustees.
Corsicana, Texas. rs
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AGENrS-Wo VIII pay $4,000 per month
and railroad expenses to any man who
will work theoretically taking orders for
the most reliable portrait copying house
in the United States; we pay strictly
salary. Address at once. G. 4. Martel
New York. y. Y. Is
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Silks and Velvets.

Pongce Silks. q inches wide. In
every desirable evening shade. nc
n. ......................s.s
Two-.oned Satin Brocade, for DC
waists or trimming. at..........
Black Brocaded Satin heavy
qualify, also Figured Taffetas S0c
for skirts. Mt ,...........,..,... wv
Black Gros Grain Brocadcd SILK,
in variety 81 designs. all SILK hQc
and warranted 10 wcar...".,., w
2e-inch heavy all silk Satin Lux
or, plain Gros Grain, soft Cash
mere finish, and Satin Du-
cheSse. "a inches wide. all SILK. c1 m
si.75 quality, al .....,..,........ "i'"V
Roman Stripes and Plain Silk,
In Taffetas, Surahs and Pom
gees, in the most exquisite coI- TIC
orlngS ........-..............
Liberty Silk. 4s inches wide, in
Cream. Nile. Pink, Light Blue 7r
and Black, at ..................... ~
SIX Velvets, 500 quality. latest
shades to match new tlnss IN Sflr
Dress Goods. AT ................. wv
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WANTED--White girl TO cook and do
laundry work for family OF two German
or Irish preferred, and give former ref
erence. Apply at 1908 Pease avenue,
city. IS
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Hosiery.
Ladies. Fast Black HnsA,

Ladies' Fast Black Hose,
per pair ......................
Ladies' Plain and Ribbed Fast
Black and full regular made
Hose, regular 25c grade. per 1
Children's Fast Black Hose, ex.
ira long. small and large ribs, 1
fun regular made, per pair..... 1
Children's School Stockings, per 1
palr NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
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FOR SALE.

nne-room house; good location for
boarding house. Address K. this Of
flee. 20
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WANTED--About October Is, good dra-
matte opera company to open opera
house al Elgln, Texas; good contract
for first-class troupe Address Manager
Opera House, Elgin, Texas. &c
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-09-26

WANTED--An insurance man to repre-
sent the Pacific Mutual Life and Acct
dent Insurance company OF California
In Harris and adjoining counties; a lib
eral contract to a good agent. r. H..
Howard. general agent. Galveston.
Texas. 2
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MRS. a. a. YEAGER is siili at the Can.
itol hotel teaching art embroidery ies-
sons -. LADIES' are invited 70 cail ana
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FOR SALE-One fine pointer pup, six
months old; fine marked pup; for ten
dollars. Apply 1909 Washington. Is
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WANTED TO BUY

WE HAVE a client who Will puy y W.
large quantity of good o!scis
land in Fort Bend, wharton, y
Matagorda or Brazorta couInsssss i
must be cheap and good. Aoa
Bartlett & Co., Dallas. Iexas. -
UMBRELLAS and parasols r. ~:
recovered; cheapest price - cs ~ 2
est cash price paid for gennst r 4
ond-hand clothing. A. No
lam street. -
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PERSONAL.

LIST OF ANSWERS
To advertisements IN ofnce OF The
Post for week ending Saturday. septem.
Der Is. 1881:
A. (Di 4. G.. 1916. III C2,; 1877: 4oss;
2: t0i 1872 Ga; l454; lao4 a.: 1909; 1854 %
1855 a.; 1855 g; katie: 1856 C; i iiss; III II,
l4sS (Sl; lila (g; ass ts); o. r.; Perry
l466: 1915 60; l4i7 CD; 1892; lis1: r. s,
1865: 1893 90: IA (2); Miss +. "a. 1869 lo
Ri is,s ls br5 o tsss % 1 49, ItS 40
MRS. J. A. BALDWIN is back from the
East and - taking orders for fine fail
and winter gowns; trimmings and ma.
customers can be lifted perfectly by
Sending measure; tailor-made garments
speciality. Ladies' Bazaar. us Main. ID
MISS TnNIE E. DoRBERT. drossma Var
has. returned 70 the city and will be
ready 10 receive customers after De-
tober /. Room 4i3, Moore a Burnett
puifuine. q
MISS BURKS has reopened her private
school for primary pupils: 60s Austin
street, half block from high 0ehool
school terms. $l.0 per month. q
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