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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-08-07
OLNEYVILLE.
Cases in the District Court--Per-
sOnal and General Notes.

William Conley, one of gang Of boys who
broho windows in building at Manton be-
longing to the Calef estate, was arraigned be.
fore the Eighth District Court yesterday and
fined SO and costs. The fine was paid
Byron Fenner was fined 81 and costs for
drunkenness.
Patrick Curry Of Barstow street was arrest
cd on warrant charging him with an assault
OH his wife, by the Sixth station police. at an
early hour this morning.
1t is alleged that he abused his better half
while intoxicated.
PERSONAL MENTION.
Mr. Thomas Mathews has returned from a
trip to New York.
Will the Johnston Town Council have the
courage TO revolSe-the Farrell Bros LIQUOR
license is the question that Is being asked to-
day.
Miss Ethel Colwell OF Johnston is visiting
at Suncook n. II.
Miss Ruth Clemence, stamp clerk at tho 10.
cal postoffice. is away ON her vacation.
Dir. J. ]. Harrington and family Of Johnston
are mt Cottage City.
Walter wyman has returned from week 8
visit 20 the PIER
Tie standard wheelInen will hold n run TO
Newport tomorrow.
The j. 4. Russells and the Centredal es
played GENE OH the Merino grounds this
afternoon.
Rev. Thomas Crocler Of the Helping fr,nd
Misdon will leave today for Test Dudley.
Mr. James G. Hopkins who has been visit.
ing here has returned 20 his home at Hope.
dale Mass.
onccr Timothy Arnold Of the Sixth station
squad Is spending his furlough Mt Block Island
Mr. Joseph jackson OF this place Is another
visitor at Block Island this week.
Mrs. W. E Waterman Is the guest q Mrs.
Z. 4. sheldon at Mark Rock.
MIR. Bvron Smith Is now able 20 be out and
soon he will go 90 his summer cottage 90 re.
cuperate
Mr.. Abel Smith and daughter OF Plainfeld
street. Johns on. have returned from trip
through Maine.
Mr.. n. G.. Bickmoro IL spending his vacation
az Care Cod.
NJ. j. r. Barnon and wife of r. ooklyn. y.
y, nrc the guests 81 Mr.. Grimshaw ~ Con.
Corl street.
Rev. =. II. Thomas Of Digby. n. g.. will oc.
cupy the puiDit at the Broadway Baptist
church tomorrow.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-08-07
PAWTUXET VALLEY.
NILS Shut Down--Nearly Drowned.
War in Fir. Department.

Tho Phenix and Hope mills shut down
TODAY for one week
Archdeaoon Tucker wills ofllciate and
administer tho rite oi communion at St
Afftifer. church taffst-fretF
The Natick Gun Club held a meeting
last evening and made arrnngeiuonts for
its annual clam bake at Brush Neck Cove
The contract for tho re- uldiug of tho
Music Hall building has bcon awarded 30
Contractor Hlll and the work will bo
commenced next Monday.
Tho Pbenix Methodist sunday school
mt de its annual excursion 90 Rocky
Point today.
Jebn a. Duffy has been appointed cleo
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-08-07
EAST PROVIDENCE.
Bucklin Relief Corps Hold Meeting.
Residence RanSacked.

Bucklin Relief Corps, No. 0, held a
regular meeting last evening In Grand
Army hall, and much interest was man.
ifested by the full membership present.
There was present as guests Mrs. Juiia
Il. Mason. department counselor; Miss
Isabella Morrison, national aid and Mrs.
Maggie Reed, president Slocum RELIEF
Corps. The following officers were
elected TO fill vacancies made by resigna-
tions made at tho June meeting: Fresi'
dent, Mrs. Martha Card; treasurer, Mrs.
Ellen NJ. McIwiggan; secretary, MIS-
Ellen Il. Burt. The newly elected ollcers
were installed for the remainder or tho
year by department. counselor, MRS. Julia
Il. Mason. National and dephrtment
general orders, in relation To the natlonai
encampment and convention at BuHalo,
were read and ordered filed.
Sometime during the day yesterday
persons entered the residence OF w. n.
Simmons on Massnsoit avenue, through
an oren cellar window and forced the
door AT the head OF the cellar stairs.
They ransncked the entire house, break
ing open the drawers TO desk, ana over
hauling the papers In them. Ihey also
opened the bureau drawers and scatter.
ing the contents upon the floor. several
articles of clothing were missed and Mr.
Simmons thinks somo OF his WIG ;
jewelry is gone, but he cannot tell how
much until his wife, who Is now away
upon visit returns Mr. Simmons only
occupies his house Mt night and did not
discover the robbery until no returned
from his business last evening. He at
once notified the police
AT the meeting OF Watchemoket Tribe,
I. o. Il. NJ, held in Odd Fellows hall
last evening. one pale face was given
tho degree of brave.
Sheriff q. G. Goodell has returned from
a two weeks visit among the berkshire
hills of Massachusetts,
Mrs Hattie A. Cushing of Lexington,
Mass, is visiting her sister, Mrs. John ;.
Davis OF Tenth street.
Mrs Henry ID. Haynes of Adams, Mass. /,
is the guest of her brother, Sheriff q. q.
Goodell.
MIR. and Mrs. John Green of Worcester
are visiting their two daughters, Mrs ID.
II. Gof OF Waterman avenue ana Mra
Lester l.. Bates of Mary avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Il. Ripley and
daughter are at the White mountains.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-08-07

Among the simple tricks" which are
simple only to those who know them. is
one which requires that two members of
the company understand IL. One goes
into another room. Those left are asked
to point out which of the four panels of
the door they wish the absent one to dis
cover. he is then recalled and his assist
ant points to the panels in turn until
he recognizes the right one.
The audience will search for the key.in
vain, In tricks of speech and motions, for
both are too varied to give any clue
Tho real secret is this: Each panel is
known, respectively as (I "this, /" (2)
that. CD "tnis one" (4) that one. -
As the assistant points to one he asks "is
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-08-07
Drawn
Notes From "The Field"

(a) We prefer the natural develop
nent of KT-KB3. Mr.. Trenchard, how
yer, had the check with the Queen in
view. He therefore did not want to
hinder the sortie of the Queen. But we
loubt whether the weakening OF
Whites kings side pawns was ade-
mate compensation for the inactive
,osition of the KIT. and the subsequent
hasing about OF the Queen to which
ie had 10 submit.
(b) 49,. .B-K3 would have developed
I piece. and guarded against IA kT-B4
ic) The isolated pawn is In this po-
sltion slight inferiority; but obvious
" he could not retake with the Queen.
(d) Black cannot retain the Queen
.,i,hout Inconvenience. The alterna-
i've being II. ORB; is P-KT3, Q-Q2
He might. however, have done it, as he
threatens then ORC. and KT-KT5.
10, we prefer 20 KT-Q5. The attack
IN the isolated pawn might be deferred
for q better opportunity.
lfI If "a BxP, then "a. B-R6 threat
ming to AK the king in mating posi-
ion with KT-KT5.
(g) Presumably TO prevent 2S.. p
Re: but the latter move would not have
5een favorable TO Black.
m, An Indifferent move, which
l,aves the KIT out OF play; far better
would have been 81 Fr-Q2.
uO Better would have been "a T..
KKT4. KT-R3: 30 P-R3. Black could
not bring his King into play immedi-
ately because of B-BS. =,
C) Mr.. Trenchard plays this difficult
ending very skillfully. He gains an
important move now with kT' as
white cannot make two CAPTURES.
1xC Mr.. Trenchard refused the propo-
sition OF draw here =. N
an al KIP: AZ BxP, KTxB; 43 Px
KT PRS. etc. would probably have
n,or as plack can stop the adverse
pessed pawn with his Bishop.
sml This forces the draw. The lat
ter part OF this game Is good speci'
,,,o,, 80 hard fought chess.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-08-07

at Roger Williams Park September ?. IhN
will be the fifth annual reunion.
Miss w. Sanborn of Baltimore is making a
visit In this city for few days.
The annual tennis tournament Of Elmwood
will begin September IA.
Officer IT, Arnold of the Sixth district Is en-.
JOY ing his leave of absence at Block Island.
Miss Annie oConnell has been visiting
friends in Waterbury, Conn.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. l.. Thornton are stopping a
few weeks with Mr.. and Mrs. William ID.
Pierce OF Bayside.
Mr.. b. M. Lowell is stopping with his fam
lily at Nasauket Beach for the season.
Miss Sadie Davis of Grocpport, N. Y, was
| entertained by Mr.. Il. Randall at his homo -
Shawomet.
|. Mr. and Mrs. II. II. Kicker are spending
| several weeks at the Ocean View Hotel al
Block Island.
MIR. L. Arnold has been spending few days
IN East Greenwich as the guest Of Mrs L.
Comstoch.
Deputy Sheriff A. B. Goa ties is enter tainins
his father, e. b. Coates OF Vermont, ut his
home in this city
Mr.. II. Williams il away In New York on
business trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Gladding are visiting
friends in Bristol this week
Mr.. II. l.. Henry returned from the Ports.
mouth Grove camp meeting to the Y NJ G.
A. this morning.
Mr.. II. Doane is spending the summer at
Crescent Park.
CAPTAIN Mathews of Stat ion / has gone on
his annual vacation to his old home in Yer
mont. Lieutenant Horton is acting captain
OF Station l fer the time being Captain
Stevens of Station 2 is enjoying his vacation
and Lieutenant Murray is acting captain at
the North End.
Officer McGovern OF Station has returned
from visit to Ireland.
Mrs. Holland of Wendell street has gone
down the river for a months vacation.
Patrolman Timothy Arnold Of the Sixth sta
tion has gone to Block island TO enjoy his va
cation.
Miss Annie O'Donnell OF Olneyvile has re-
turned from Waterbury Conn, where she has
been visiting friends.
Misses Kelliher and Barry OF Waterbury,
Conn.,, are visiting friends in olneyvlle.
The Pilgrim Congregational church will
unite with the Roger Williams Baptist church
Sundays during this month. Services in the
morning at l0:45, afternoon at 80.
Mr.. Swift of Sycamore street has gono down
the river for the summer.
Mrs. e. L. Huber and her daughter, Grace.
of Providence, are visiting Miss Mae Chad
wick at Newport
Dr. William Langdon Of Boston is visiting
DR.. W. II. Harrington in olneyville.
Eddie Doonan of Sprague street has gone to
Boston for the summer
Patrolman Briney of Station Is enjoying a
two weeks vacation.
Mr.. Charles NJ. Gross is on his vacation.
Miss Almy Lockwood is visiting relatives in
the country.
Miss Shaw has gone to her home in Ohio for
the summer.
Mr.. George E. Parker is in the country for
the summer.
Miss Myrtle Lake has been staying at Miss
Barton's in Pawtucket
Mr.. Frank Tucker is spending the summer
in Warwick.
Mrs. J. A. Shibley is in Holland.
Mr.. Allen has returned from Maine.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-08-07
A MONTHS SHUT DOWN
Short Demand for Goods the Cause.
Throws Out 10000 Hands.

Manchester. n. H.. Aug. THE Amos
keag mills agreeable TO notices posted
some time in July. have practically closed
the mills this morning and on Monday
next none OF the machinery except por-
tion in ths machine shops that will be in
use making needed repairs will be
operated.
The shut down Is for the month Of
August and may be continued into Sep
tembcr, but nothing definite relative TO
that fact cGn be ascertaincd, as it rests
with the treasurer to decide.
The Amory mill will clcse at noon to-
f,y for two weeks A short demand for
lc goods manufactured rs said 70 10 the
Arse for shutting down. During tho
shut down needed repairs will be made.
1nu total number Of hands thrown out
cf cmrloyment will pi piobably exceed ten
tturand.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-08-07
Deafness Cannot be Cured.

by local applications, as they cannot reach
the diseased portion OF the ear. There is
only one way 20 cure deafness, and that is by
constitutional remedies. Deafness Is caused
by an inhamed condition of the mucous lin
ing OF the Eustachian Tube When this tube
Is inflamed yCu have n rumbling sound or Inn
perfect hearing, and when ~ IL entirely
closed, Deafness Is the result, and unless the
inflammation be taken ont rffri <uho
restored to its normal condition, hearing will
be destroyed forever; nine cases on. ~ ten
are caused by catarrh. which ~ nothing but
an innamed condition Of the mucous sur.
faces
We will give One Hundred Dollars for any
case OF Deafness (caused BY cntarrh) that
cannot be cured by Halls catarrh Care. send
sor circulars, free.
eN-Sold by Druggists, 40.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-08-07
CHALLENGED A PRINCE.

Paris. Aua. 7.-Lioutenant Boppa, the
only surviving officer ~ tho Fourteenth
battalion ~ General Dab1rmidas brigade
g.. fhc unfortunate Italian expedition
against Absesiria. has CHALLENGED Prince
I.rnrv ~ ORLEANS as result of the lat
fef's ltrictursz up0n the conduct OF the
Italian soldiers in Africa
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-08-07
TRY ALIENS FOOT. EASE,

uowoer TO bc shaken into The shocs Az
and gcr tireti easily. ~ yOu have smar ting
fcct or tight ~hoe-, try Aliens Foot Ease. IL
cools the 70 Z aud makes walking easy. Cures
tors aud Gallon. spots. Relieves corns and
hunions of W pain aud gives ret end com.
fort. Try ittOday. sold by ull druggist aud
dress, Allen 5. olnstvd. lie Roy, n. \.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-08-07
The four corner figures.
The four central figures.

The four figures. above and below
the central figures.
The four figures 2 right and left OF
the central figures
The diagonals. from the upper left hand
corner Co the lower right hand corner.
Ibe diagonals from the upper right
hand corner 20 the lower left hand corner
Here are the combinations reading
across:
First line-9-f-i 4
Second lins-B-b-1-3
THIRD line, isis
Fourth. .line, -2.4-9-e
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-08-07
PARLOR ADJUSTMENTS.

acres took out 25 for himself selecting
square as shown by the diagram.
The remainder was TO be divided equally
between four sons, each to receive share
of exactly the same size and share
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-08-07

OF 2l NAV bo obtained by combining
four of tho figures in fourteen different
ways, namely:
The figures In each Of tho four lines
from right To left TO amount 10 81. The
figures in each Of the four lines up and
Jwn TO amount TO 2l
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-08-07

it thisf" or ''is it that oneP' using IL o
right designation when he points In ri a
panel chosen. For instance the question.
sis 1t that" pointing to panel Q) would
he answered no." by the searcher
but the question sis it this one' point
ing 20 panel (3) will be recognized at
once at right, and answered "yes. -
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-08-07

taNiS - n Bhthc itohi ssAo
dies International Tournaments:
French Defence.
white. Black.
Miss Field. Miss Finn
P-K4 P-K3
2 P-O4 P-Q4
KTxP KT.KH
S KTxKT QxKT
6 KT-B3 P-B4
Z B-KKT Q-B4
8 PxP lXP
Q O-Os mate
Mieses, In May and June. travelled In
Germany playing chess wherever he
stopped. In Magdeburg he played III
simultaneous games OF which ne won
10 and drew one. In Fuerth he played
FIVE simultaneous blindfold games. OF
which he won four and drew one. In
Nuremberg, out OF six simultaneous
blinfold games he won five and drew
one. Herr Meses seems TO have Jared
better in exhibition games than In or
dinary games: for in a series or con-
tests with Horatio Caro- of Berlin he
won five, lost four. and drew I'VE, each
Of which was played for stake. In
Muenchen. Mieses played match with
Fuchs. one OF the strongest players or
the place, and won two. leaving the
other two undecided.
Bernard Hulfen, the German problem
composer, has started a chess column
in Stuttgart paper.
Jasnogrodsky has beaten Rolthing IN
a seven-up match. The final score was
Jasnogrodsky, z: Roething. 3; drawn, a.
At Simpsons Dwan. on the strand
London. Bird and Lee are playing
match. Lee won the first ana second
games and Bird the third and fourth
James Mason. author of The Prin-
clples OF Chess" and art OF Chess,
has Just published "Chess openings.
He Is said TO have treated the openings
in a clear manner and 10 have added
valuable chapter on the fundamentals
idea of the opening.
Another publication is The Chess
Bouquet" by +. X. Gittins ana II. n
Frankenstein The work includes the
photographs and the .biographs OF nv
ing British problem composers ano
chess editors. and gives the pest Prop
ems of these composers
The summer tournament OF the New
York Chess Association Will start OF
Monday Of next week. The team mater
between New York and pennsylvania
which begins Tuesday. will arouse az
much interest as the general tourney
From August 80 10 September the
southern Counties Chess Union VII
conduct an amateur tournament III
southampton. England There VIII be
ourneys of first, second and third class
,mateurs. n ladies' tourney. and as
nany handicap Journeys as the local
managers can provide for.
Following Is the, sixth game from the
ecent match between Trenchard ana
jacobs in London:
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-08-07

Who can place those figures:
9-S-5.4-3-6-4-7-4-4- 40 s.6-2-4-l In sixteen
sluares I'm such manner that ths sum
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-08-07
From Neighboring Towns.
CHESS NOTES.

Here Is a short game from tho
dies International Tournaments:
French Defence.
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ment for Weakness of Men.
Which Cured Him After Every
thing Else Failed.

Painful diseases are bad enough, blu
when q man is slowly wasting away witt
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are ten times worse than the most severe
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fering day or night. Sleep is almost i'm
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years the writer rolled and tossed on the
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came to hts aid In the shape of a combina-
ton of medicines that not only completely
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his weak. emaciated parts to natural size
and vigor, and he now declares that any
man who will take the trouble to send his
name and address may have the method OF
this wonderful treatment free. Now when
l say free, ! near absolutely without cost,
because want every weakened man to get
the benefit OF my experience.
/ am not a philanthropist, nor do I pose
an enthusiast, but there are thousands
of men suffering the mental t~ortures OF
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could they but get such q remedy a.
the one that cured me. Do notify to study
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Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1897-02-09
A Story BY Senator Elkfns.

Senator Elkins, OF West Virginia,
says the Washington Post, tells a story
Of Judge Nathan Golf, whom Mr.. Mo
Kinley desires to make his attorney
general, which is illustrative of the
mans character. Judge Golf served
in the civil war, and was incarcerated
in Libby prison for four months. At
the same time a confederate spy Of the
name of Armsey, caught within the
union lines. was condemned to be shot.
The confederates sent word to the
federaIs that If the spy was executed
Goff's life would DO taken IN r~etalia-
ton. Golf was informed that this would
be done. and i'm nediately wrote q let
ter to President Lincoln, which IL now
on file in the war department. In it
were this words:
"If Armsey is guilty, he should be
executed, regardless O the consequences
to me. The life of a single soldier
should not stand 10 the way OF ad-
herence to the great principle"
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1897-02-09

AN exchange at hand takes the
ground that drug stores have 70 bust
ness selling liquor except for medicinal
purposes. They are not licensed to
sell it for ordinary drinking purposes.
II they want to sell it in that way, it is
plainly required by the law that they
shall take out license. II they do not
take out license and do retail liquor as
a beverage, they are violsting the law,
just as much as any speak-easy that is
operated 10 the Territory. They are as
much Iaw-breakars as any saloon that
sells at prohibited hours. There is no
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1897-02-09

Davidson county court (Tenn J, 10.
stantly killed BY Clerk q. X. Writ.
worth, OF the same court, who at once
fatally wounded himself with the same
revolver--causo. the chancellor had
appointed another clerk In his place.
4. "The Cook outlaws hold up a
train on the NJ. X. 4 T. X. II In the
Inoian Territory, and, after robbine
the passengers, make their escape,
5. "Brigands, In a raid on Tortoli,
SARDINIA, wound thirty opposing towns.
men, and secure a large quantity Of
valuables."
6. "Alderman @. Parks, OF New
York city, convicted. OF keeping .
gambling house In. Asbury, N. ~"
2. 'sMayor j. w. Harmon, OF Lulu,
Miss, and Henry Lawrence, a leading
jeweler, shot to death by j.. w. BOND
and his younger brother"
8. "Big reward offered for the cap.
ture Of the Cook gang In Indian Terri.
tory"
9. "Late dispatches state that Tur-
kish troops have slaughtered the in
habitants Of twenty-five Armenian vii
lagos. The iniquities reported are too
horrible to MENTION"
10. "The Denver city detectives hav.
recently arrested Frank Rock, q French
Canadian, on suspicion Of having
strapglcd three women in that city,"
IL. "Richard Leach kills his house
keeper, in West Forty. ninth street,
New York, and, failing to kill himself,
surrenders to the police"
~. "a woman's screams cause the
arrest Of an Italian while grasping .
woman by the throat In "Strangier's
Row." Denver"
ID. Two cotton steamers fred near
Key West, Florida.
IA. Bill Cook sends word that BIZ
will raid the town of Muskogee, Indiar
Territory. with twenty five men on
Monday next, the Goth inst.
And here / stop to take breath and
to ask, is not the foregoing q prett,
fair rival to the Fireside Companion ?
have referred to these last matters
IN the "Summary," because you made
a point, or at least argued in the line,
that secular papers contain so many
accounts Of murders, robberies, divorc
es. fhefts, sednc'ions, hold ups and
other crimes, are unsafe to be allowed
in the family where there are young
persons. Let me ask, Cannot the same
point be made against. the New York
AdUocate, the giant sschurch paper" OF
the M. E church,
Here we have a "church paper" OF
sixteen pages, a "religious paper, too,
which is to go into thousands Of Meth.
odist families in the United States, and
1t is expected by members of that
church that this paper will mould and
influence for good, the younger
members of the various households it
enters, and II Is burdened with the |
same kind Of news which you condemn.
II found in the columns of the FIreside
Companion.
This letter has been very hastily got
ten up. Please accept it In the same
kind spirit in which it has been. writ |
ten.
Very truly yours,
(Signsd) EDWARD HENRY.
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1.-THE Cloth" victimized.
tho Pnah1o Chiaft.iu

#
During the past two weeks, quite .
number Of the preachers OF the city
have been the victims of a confidence
game worked by q tall blonde. with
soulful blue eyes. None OF them have
been losers of any large amounts, but
they feel satisfied that they have been
worked. The young woman claimed
that her home was in Des Moines,
Iowa, and that she was travelling in
the interest Of a Chicago lithographing
house. Her story was th.t she had
failed to get a remittance from home
and simply wanted 81 or % to tide
her over until the money came. Some
Of the preachers proved to be very easy
and they helped her out for various
small amounts. She gave her address
at q house on south Main street bat
inquiry there failed to find her.