davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-06-25
Qus miHouri.

- S0utS SdfelOCr, UeI VtuI'OIA
Der 5irma Sfneioer & SDbne in ct.
Sames, iiel plDtli6, Dpm Shla9e
geriitrt, tDot 81 Sooen.
- Die Gisnie6erlage Der SpiIt
See So. in Siage Gitp, IOpie Die an
arensenoe SGgeniible, Dnroen elm
&aub Der 5lammen. Der S6aoen
belauIt IidJ auI s15, 900.
3as 25LO YfunO mie9enoe
S6lae9emidt Der Ypltofficezllbr IN
&anIaS 9itD fiel aus elmer 0D6e pm
43 SUB berunter, idlug our9 2
Stodmerfe uno blieb 16lieBli6 auf
einem sppbo in elmer GHice lie8en.
9lldli6er @eiie murbe gtiemano
perfect.
- 9as 9iItritt8s @erid5t in 8nn-
inS 9itp, @iD., eemabrte lebte &ode
pier5ebn (14) Gbel6ei0un9en in
5tueieeiu>bnlb Stuu0en. Gs lfeint
&anIa8 @itD Mill Ggico9D auf bielcm
@ebiete ben Stang nblauicu. 6iir>
pabr, eiu trauri8es r3eiden Der
3eit!"
- @alter &ellp, Elm @a8enan=
1trei6er, :melber, mie man ia9t, cine
3rnu un0 1 Sinoer in ct. 2Dui8 ba=
ben Iuu, muroe in Seoolia pcrbaftct
uno nn9efln9t, nuI ben Suh6mieo
&. SO. Sninlinc in 2nnlDnte 9e1dulf
fen uuo i'm Ocrlebt 81 baben. Qie
rrIa6e Der S@icBaifaire lit mod
nidt nui9etlart.
- Gin llnbefnunter iulroe cine
Meile bitlid1 oon @arren8burq, Ntu.,
npn einem Wtilpuri Yncifics6rad]t~
5u9e 9%etDotet. Ter Mtann bate cine
Guittung Der Wtetrppplitan 2eben8s
neriidJerungsz8eieui6ait in leinem
8eiis. 9ieielbc mar oIf ben N}ns
men 6rant 9ouio ou59eltcut. Gr
bate 80 Gents in Ieiuer SnI6c.
- Sn aonIns Gitp, Wtu., cnt=
1tano in bent SrnnSier Stoue upn
George SDru 515 @rouo 2loenue
5euer tupbei Ia %feroe oerbranuten.
guf eiui9e @a9eulaoun9eu WtD6el,
bic iertio 5um &erianot iunren uno
flinf g8uaell, bic III cincnt SdJuppen
binter bent Stale unter9ebrnd)t ma
rem, oerbrnnrtcu. 9tidJts ipuroe 9e=
rettet, auBer 8tuei @n9eu, Die 0rauz
BEN itnnoeu uno einiQen MiD6elitiide
aus Der Office.
- 6. 9. Spper lit aus Ni6lano,
Oregon, rad 9urrilpnuile, 0to., Su=
riid9ebrn6t un6 und)0em er auf Elm
ScrbDr Ser5idt aclciltet, ins &c
fan9niB 9eididt. Gr !uiro beidulz
oi9t, feline &attin, ieine ) Sabre alte
SObter un0 ieinen l Snbr nlten
SObn am 21. 2lpril 1891 in Nrdie,
9nB County, 0tU., erntOrOet 5u bn=
ben. Gr tpuroe III Der 9tabe pDn
Niblano, Oregon, ocrBnitet, 10 er
unter benz 9tnmen 9pmer See nrbei-
tete. Gr OerlieB uOr einigCn MOd)en
feline Satin in Yurtlon0, Oregon uno
nabm leinen Siuei Sabre altGn Spbn
nit lid. Gr mcigert iid gnn5 ent
i6ieoen on5u8eben, WaS aus Dem
Sin0e 9eiuurOcn lit.
Man iuIl iid Die 9ungen nidJt 0urdJ
furtonuernoen &ei5 sum &ulten be-
I6aoi9en lniicu. IS lit lcidtcr, Der
SduinOiudt uurSubcuocu, ais lie 81
beilcn. Due Wtirutc Guugb Cure"
IOfOrt 9enomnten, Wen0ct cine lebenS-
9efdbrlidc 9ungclltrnntbeit ob.-
@nlter Sru8.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-06-25

Glue Gcfdltuuo ioute iufort be-
|citiat tUerOen. oOue Wtinute Cough
Sure" brinst Sic IN elmer Wiinute
nlf Den 8e8 Der @eneiung. 9ns
DIittel beilt 2uugeneut5uubuua,
palSent5lnOune, Die 8raune unb oue
Arten ID pals ulr0 2ungenlei0en.
-ySnlfer NrnS.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-06-25
frei fir fd,wade 1fldnner.

5d Dsree itbem M1uu ~foi;sHIrti etHs 8ro6e btr
ptIImIttsI iaRoer. bic MIX o.: polc NtaRue .t rie,
bsrheTgeiient tatcu. HGcjoem Giles nHbere ft~1 udiG =
gen bate. 2teie Mttoi3tI hctl;e min pDnftduoig nom
TerlHft Der 2sheHsfrait. DlauSeI ali asidpIed1fIic5er
Stdrfe, ~usrp5ier Shluahe uno Hadiliteu GrgnH.n
mo lpiro Sic ebeHlo helIeu. Sic tonnsH e5bur5 cine
AuTlage erlaneeu Scuaeu Sic mil SIREN 9(amtu
NIB A6reit hente. on oIes Hicat IUieoer eriteiHeH mag.
Wiau fGlleBe cine 9li.innrte bsi. Norttit: @orI y.
Walter, 3l5 DtaiouIt Temple, 9aIouiaJoO. 0tib.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-06-25

@enn Sic lentaGs Elm Sinh in ben
Sbner5en Der Salsbr6une 9eieben
baben, tueroen Sic bic Nonfbarfeit
oer Wltter 81 piiroieen perIteben,
Delbe f%uilien, 0nB rOne Minute
Cough Cure" ibren 8leinen Ipfortige
9inoeruns neridafft. Sn piele:t
@Obnuneeu in oieier Staot fat iid
oas Ntittel noIitdnois ei%nsebareert.
-@alter Brps.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-06-25

Nnfri6ti9. 8rau: @u bit bu Die
gauge 3eit gepeien? Mann (8ummz
ler): Nrbeit iuden. 5rau: Snit'
melde eefunben? damn: @ptt lei
9ant-neiu!
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-06-25

Sin ireunolider Sbuloner. Seu=
te tonue id nun gum breiBigiten
Ntole nit Der &e6nune. @an5 rebt;
Wenn Sic Sbr @elo befummen, baz
ben Sie's reitllid peroient!
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-06-25
protc fdu>.

- g. >. Clifford, 9tetu Gaiieu,
@isc., lit an Neurnloie un0 3Deu=
matismus; lein Wtagen mar ouBer
Orbnung i%eine2e6er ipnr in beunrubiz
eenOer @eiie nn9e9riffen, 9tppetit
nabm ab, uno er bate an 5leii6 un0
Starfe beOeuteno nbgenpmnten.
Nrei 5laI6en n@leftirides Sitters"
heilten i'm.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-06-25

Sdmer5bafteS SUDDEN, Sartausz
i6td9e uu0 Sranomunben tueroen 10
Iort burb p9e@itt's @itd Sasel
Salue" 9ebeilt. melde audi oas bette
befannte Seilmittel fir Sdmurrbois
ben iIt.-@alfer SrOs.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-06-25
0nS fnntn1t nnnnn

9a8 fpnumt 0anUn. Stuoent Der
geute ausnabntstueiIe tpirtlid] NAL
elm @laS &aiier trinten iuiu): Self
ncr: &ee, nee, Sic friegen MIDI MIDI
bran! 9eute lit Der - critic g(pri(!
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-06-25

Sreffenb. @nnn bat 5rau &atider
INNER ibr &nffeetrGn56en? Nm
Samstag Na9mittog. 9th! 9lGip Elm
!OerenlabbatD!
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-06-25
Seoerntdnn fd9t 70.

Gasodr.ts Sorir.gou6ous Die muuberbarft. meot-
Btrtidt GnthedIuQ hes 2'italtsrs. auQenshm unb er.
frrfheno tur ben Sei6mud. pirieu Isibt uuo be.
l:tuImt AM Ytl.rfR, Seber mo SIngtUeIoe, reluigtn
oa5 gauge SDftem. pertreibeu Grtdltu"Qen, turirsu
Srpflueb. 6Irber. drOniite gel ~itopiuu9 NIB 5aliI-
felt. Bite taufCt lub probirst hcute EN- Sdddiel.
den. 10. %. 80 Seuts. Neriauit uro 91rnniirt ben
Qleu Nnu!bsffrn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-06-25
Spudt uno rduht euer &eben ntht
Ded.

Msnu ihr ben 1abafsesbrou6 raid uno I,LGt obs
~aefr6Eueu NIB eefuHo. MARI. magHetii6. pu1 ueIsr
Sebeustraft ptree / ipont. 10 qsbraudhst .9tn.2o'@dt."
oas NunneI poabriH9er pslhes f6ruafe 9idHatr tart
modht. @iele Qtniuneu 10 3fuue in 10 Hagen He
Der 400. 600 turtrt Gaufet So.7o-Sdc Don eursm
apptheter. unter @aHoutle oer 3stiuHs; 5e oosr 81
grobeu uHo SnalsiH frti. aean a%erefitrt: STIRLING
gltmsnp Co., Ghsdgo oetr sitfr BORT. ta..
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-06-25

@emiitbli1es 8erb6ltniB. Gbef:
Sic limb elm 8binpcerp8, Miiuer!
0ousfnedt: 9os lit nidt iebr ibnlei=
dlelbaft fir MIDI! Gbef: Sea, fir
bas 9tbinucerus audi nidt!
eoscursts itimrlirsn S.btr. gsiercn uub G~lnseiuei'
be. uiemoIS itiudbeu sbrr fueipeu. lOc.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-06-25

Sn einen bin. 9prfbarbier (oer
eirent 5remben einen Sabu 9esueen
bot). 8uuiden Sic oleid5eitis
ralirt gu meroeu? Sic bluten Jest
OOdl einnlal!
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-06-25

Gin 3urIi9er. &euneriu (sum
Stubenten): Srinfen Sic mod ems?
Stubent: Saben Sic mid i6pn elm
mai teins mebr trinfen seIeben?
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-06-25
Der SpieIbcU {hdumeu6er tDooe,

Der SpieIbelI iddumenoer Do9en
mossn ere ptsasi9t nod ME sepeien ieiu. eOaten
Sis uber ban atlontiI9cu SSsuu ~trsuSsu. 10 wsrbea
Sic, uno mare bic Gee 9Iatt iie Elm Spie9eI. uon
SIhd iueen ibuHeu. Tenu Sic Der Seetrantbeit emit
9eben. aIte SeeleIte. Die lbr Sebeu lung uuf Der See
3ugcbrott. bic TO gu faJeu auf benz Where sebOren.
Gnf benz Wtsere 9roB %gsfporben ftno. iperben bel iebr
ftirmiiGem Wetter bier NIB ba bot Der Seetrauthett
befaueH. SeetopitGue, Spurlftcu. SanOeIsr eiienbe,
Sporttnnei9e iostn, hoB cs teiu bsisres Stusmittel
9esen uebeIteit uno Seetranfbeit gibt. ais Sotetter's
DfdgenbittcrS, bas aud llebt rIauorsIienben bel laugeT
unftrsnsenoen GIienbobniurten bic sOr5nstidlten
Gtenite CUR Grfriituus ibrer SsbeusgeIftsr IeiItet.
9tItoitdt. Verftopfnng, 9aftriitss &opipeb urb
9eroouun9sitOrnnsen ruIoIse uusepOputer tIimuti.
i1er Gtnfiiie. fremhatti9er @rudbruusu II. (. ~. ptr.
ben burb bas Sitters i'll f6neniter uno augensbmfter
MelIe turirt. @u6 tft Oisies popuIdre Glirtr ciu be-
pGbrtss MtitteG ss9eu r5eunatif6., 9tiereu. uub
9teroenIeloen nHo 9sseH bic aItersbefdperbsu, bic
Niemoneell, Der bic icd5i3 uberidrittsu bat. csr.
idOnen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-06-25

Mtan nebnle cine 8DrtiDu Bpm r9e=
Mitt's 2ittle @arIp 8iierS", II oes
9uten iueeeu, bnB lie sur 6ol9e baz
ben. 9iele fleinen Biuen iinb gut
bel 0tn9enbeIGmer0en, bel Sppfz
I6nter5en, gut fir 2eberleioen unb
Seritppfun9. Sic Iin0 eut.-@alfer
SruS.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-06-25

@s lit mn cine Wiinutc nbtbig, nm
ii6 81 iiber5eu9en, boB One Minute
Cough Cure" 6a5 be5luedt, mas Der
91ame anoeutet.-@aifer Bru3.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-06-25

grtldrun8. q: 9ier lit bp6 gar
fem &alO! lln0 oieier &ee
beiBt 98albtuee? 9: 9tatiirli9, Weil
Der @alo tueg lit!
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-06-25

geIiutt cine loo. StatteI @ascartts. Der belt,
2.ber. uub Sin9,nsioe- Te9u!utOr 9emo6t.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-06-25

&enn biIi6s ober %p.rftOpft, sf;t @aseorst Gartr-
gonbons. Sur 9oronttrt. 10 nnb - Gtnts.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-06-25

Cute Iu8rebe. 8, bu bDier, bDIer
Mann! gD oiele Mdb9en balt bu
alio pur mir eetuBt? g6meie,
96dbden! @s beiBt bod: 8rifet
@ues unb bebaltet baS 8efte.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-06-25
s;e ,;rh ,c ffe;r nos Ga nov ON.

sic finb 10 tlein, baB file Der ents
pftnbli6ite Meuid nebnten tant1, unb
10 tpirfiam, baB tie bic bartnddieften
5due bon 9artleibiefeit, 8uph9aters
unb l1ntDdtieteit Der 2eber beilen.
9esbalb linb pSegSitt'S 2ittle garlp
&iIerS" unter benz 9tamen Der bez
riibntteu fleineu 8iQen betannt.-
@alfer Grps.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-06-25

Man iu1 iid Die 9ungen nidt ourd)
furtonuernoen &ei5 sum 0uIten be
i9aoi9en lniicu. IS lit lcidtcr, Der
S6tuiuOiudt uurSubcuocu, ais lie 5u
bcilcn. Due Wtinutc Guugb Cure"
iufort 9enuntmer, iuenOet cine leben5-
gefdbrlidc 2ungcntrnntbeit nb.-
@alter SrpS.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-05-25
ON A SERIOUS CHARGE.
Son Taken u Worcester TO Plead To
Warrant Charging Rape.

Joseph Son, who pleaded guilty in the
Sixth District Court yesterday morning to
the charge of stealing lot of carpenter
tools, from James Il. Duffy, was taken to
Worcester, Mass, last evening by Detec-
tive Stone of that city, where he will be
held on the charge of committing rape
upon Maud Gouthier, IL years.
The crime is alleged Co have been COM
mitted on the evening OF Wednesday,
Nav IL, when the child was on her way
home from a store. The child Is said TO
be IN critical condition. Son who is
well known I'm Worcester fled from that
city after the crime was committed com
ing TO this city, and found employment
as q carpenter on tho new Boston store
block.
Detective Stone came TO tho city yester-
day afternoon and succeeded In getting
Son to take al appeal ON the stealing
caSe, and then he gave bail so as TO take
Son TO Worcester. The detective was aided
I'm every why possible by Chief of Police
Baker in getting son out of the state.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-05-25
They Probably Prevented
a Safe Robbery.
Sullivan Brothers Store Was
Broken Into Last Night.
Hole Bored in Safe Door But the
Strong Box Was Not Opened.

A good safe and poor kit Of burglars
tools saved the Sullivan Brothers from
the loss Of about $1,000 last night. When
the firms foreman, Robert Turbott, went
into the shop at 7G6 Wickenden street at
o. clock this morning he found the floor
Of the office Uttered with jimmies, sledges,
wedges and other tools, such as are used
by safe breakers. The jimmies and
wedges were broken TO that extent that
they were useless.
The robbers effected an entrance by
forcing open cellar door and then made
their way TO the Office on the third floor.
Monday is the day the firm makes its
collections and Monday night is the only
time there is any great amount OF cash in
the safe.
The men had got as far as boring hole
i'm the lower part of the door showing
that they intended 20 force IL open by
means of screws instead of explosives.
After the discovery of the attempted
robbery these tools were found in the
rear of the firms barn and that Is the
only trace the police have of the robbers.
Detective Parker is in possession of the
tools left behind.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-05-25
To Revoke Their Licenses.

Madison, Wis, May % Two New York
FIRE insurance companies were cited by
Commissioners Fricke yesterday To show
cause why their Wisconsin licenses should
not be revoked. They are the New York
and the Colonial fire insurance compan-
les.
Mr.. FricSe charges the companies with
violation of the Resident Agent law in
issuing uolicies through the Cox insur.
ance agency in Chicago III. The hearing
has been set for May 81 The Schuylkill
Fire Insurance Company, Philadelphia,
Pa, has also been cited TO show cause
why its license should not he revoked for
the same reason.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-05-25
Nearing the End.

!. The cases on the calendar of the Appel
lato Court I'm which jury trial had been
waived were yesterday afternoon passed TO
be heard by one judge. The recent
amendment TO tie law provides that ono
Judge instead Of three may hear such
cases. This will relieve the calendar some
whot and such cases can bo moro rapidly
disposed Of but as to whether or not this
provision win increase or diminish tho
number Of such cases cannot now I've
forcsecn. Friday is the last day that the
Appellate Court will sit for the hearing of
cases in which more than one judge Is
Obliged to SIT
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-05-25
A LAWN FETE.
Given for tn. Benefit OF the Y. w. C. A.
of Brown WOmen's College.

A lawn fete opened this afternoon on
the spacious lawns at % Waterman
street for the benefit of the Young
Women's Christian Association of the
Women's College OF Brown University.
The lawn was beautifully decorated with
bunting, flags and flowers. Musical selec.
tions were furnished by the glee club OF
the Women's college. The patronesses
are: Mrs Benjamin Clarke, Mrs. Albert
Hardness, Mrs William Poland, Mrs.
Louis snow Miss Sarah T.. Doyle. Mrs.
Charles V. Lippitt. Mrs. Frank Carpen-
tor, Mrs Henry King, Mrs Walter Peck.
Mrs jeanette Barton, DR. Pauline Root.
The festival was TO have taken place
yesterday afternoon, but was postponed
owing TO the unfavorablo weather.
It will continue till . o'clock this even
ing. Refreshments will be served. The
money received will be- used for the pur-
pose of sending delegates To- the -cnnfar-
ence FOR women at Northflcld this sum
mer. Miss Edith a. Thomson. president
of the society, Is I'm charge of the affair.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-05-25
A Severe Tempest.

Avon, Mass. May 20.--1he most severe
tempest In many yea passed over this
section, tat about O'Clock this morning.
The dwelling OF EbencZer Packard in
Brookville was struck by lightning.
The roof was badly damaged and n large
hole was torn In the side of the building.
A bolt also struck large tree near the
residence Of Thomas Jones but did no
further damage. Torrents OF rain accom-.
panied by n high wind swept over wide
erritory for nearly bali an hour.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-05-25
A Teamster Drops Dead.

Hugh Collins. 60 years old. teamor for
Washington Waite, while driving IA team
I'm the yard of Manchester a. Husdon on
Point street, fell dead nc . O'Clock this
morning. Medical Examiner Perkins
was called and said that death was due
To natural causes The body was taken
To the home of the unfortunate man 5
family, 2y0 Plain street.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-05-25
Bedding Plants, Low Prices.

Colsus. per dozen, 20 cents.
Heliotropc, per dozen. 20 cents.
Saliva. Ter doz.. 80 and Is cents.
Geraniums. per doz.. % rents and 81.
Other plants at equally low prices.
W. {. HoGg, Hsneht and Meeting streets.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-05-25
GOVERNOR DYER TAKES THE OATH OF OFFICE

Forty Years His Father Was Made Rhode Islands ExecuveM
Study of PrOvd Elected Speaker Of the House of Representa-
tveSA Battle in the Repub lean Over the Selection
Reading Clerk the HOuseM Lee Finally Won Although His
Mr.. Holden Opposed Bim-The
Coos Hold Secret Caucus at Which they Adopt Some Peculiar
Observation-Disclosures of the Day at the Summer Capital.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-05-25
Youthful Lawbreakers.

20 nine years. were found In the store of
Ge, rgo j. Hampton on Silver street last
night, and they had In their possession
e. 80 worth of cofIeo. Tho little fellows
admitted that they had been In the store
Saturday night too. Owing 20 their ages
no charges will be preferred against them.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-05-25

The store of Pace Dominica, lS5 Regent
avenue, was entered last evening by the
means of false keys, but nothing was
taken.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-05-25
Where 20 borrow Money.

The Peoples Loan A. Trust Co, Ga No.
Main street, provides easy conditions for peo-
pie who desire nioney Tor emergencies. Its
low rates and practical methods should no
consulted. See adv. ON third page.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-05-25

An attractive lad. 4" in The News will
bring the desired result
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-05-25

An 'ad." in Tho News speaks for itself.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-05-25
The Oath Of Office.

Secretary Of state Bennett then admin
istercd the following oath 10 Gov. Dyor:
You. Elisha Dyer, being by the free
vote Of thu electors Of this state oil Rhode
island and Providence Plantations, elected
unto the place of governor, do solemnly
swear 20 be true and faithful unto this
state, and 90 support the Constitution OF
this state aud OF the United states, that
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-05-25

The purchaser of "A bow, price 11c., from
clerk No. 353. ON check No. 80, Monday.
May "a, Is entitled to choice of Lenox
Bicycle or of Princess Sewing Machine.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-11-29

every country on the continent with
the exception of Chill. 1t has 100000
inhabitants. The people are very diff
ferent from those in this country. Their
colonists were outlaws, while ours were
the Puritans. At one time there was
great prosecution against the Chris
tan missionaries
The young man in Brazil play an
important part In every affair of life.
They are leaders in all things: In pol
itics and social matters A young man
was leader in the recent revolution"
Mr. Clarke spoke Of gambling as one
of the worst evils in the country. 1t
was carried on as openly as business
enterprise, and was advertised and
given news space in the daily papers.
Social evils are also great. There pub
lie festivals are often exhibitions of the
lowest character. The mardi gras Of
other countries is in no way to be COM
pared with the carnivals held in Rio de
Janeiro.
The Y. NJ. c. A. first secured quart
ers, July 4, 1893. Rooms had scarcely
been occupied before the revolution
broke out, and the work temporarily
stopped. Mr.. Clarke stated that at
times the street fights, that waged were
carried dangerously near to the asso-
citation rooms, and that at one time
piece Of shell was blown into the room.
A few of the members were also killed
in the fights.
At the conclusion Of hostilities quar-
tiers in the center of the city were Sc
cured, and the limited membership had
managed to secure $1,000 annually for
it's maintenance Mr.. Clarke stated
that it would, however, be necessary to
secure assistance from this country and
England if the work that had so ener-
getically been commenced should be
kept I'D,
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-11-29
INVASION Is THREATENED.
boomers May Make Trouble on
wichita Reservation.

KANSAS CITY, Mo-, Nov. 2S.-A
special to the Times from Wichita,
Kan, says: Capt. E. L. Howe has des-
ignated Jan. 10 as the day for his
''bcomers" to move upon Wichita reser-
walton If no action toward opening it
shall have been taken by congress pre-
vious to that date. The Instructions of
Secretary Bliss that the Indian police
be enforced by regular troops, if neces-
sary, to guard the boundary have made
Howe furious. Said Howe today in
advising his men: "All we want is our
right according to law and the law al
lows us to go into the Wichita noun
tains. We propose to go about this
matter peaceably. We shall ask con-
gress when that body convenes to open
the reservation or allow us to go into
the mountains and take claims. We
shall wait reasonable time and II our
petition is not granted we shall move
upon the land. I've got the men to do
it, and If these Indian police or agents
interfere there will be graves all over
the reservation and many a regular
will lie down with the rest, too, If the
federal troops interfere. There is no
use to agitate the matter, but the fed
eral authorities may as we'll be inform
ed as to our intentions.
Howe is regarded by many as Wis
ionary crank, but he is enlisting fol-
lowers by the score.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-11-29
WHERE THE DUCKS GO.
Park Board Have a Great Thanks
giving Feast.

1t is not generally known what is the ulti-
mate fate of the many ducks that during
the summer swim about in Johnson's lake
in Loring park. These ducks are tame, and
it is noted that in the spring only young
ducks are swimming about in the pond. AS
far as geese, pelcaHs and other birds are
concerned, they are the same as of the pre-
ceding year, but with ducks it is different.
1t is a new stock with each new year.
If one could steal a glance into the home
of the different par cOmmi bjoners Thanks
giving day, when the family was gathered
about the MONDAY board, it would be seen
that two ducks went to make UP the COLA
ton. This was also the case this year. AS
several of the members of the board are
rather new in the business, they were quite
surprised early in the week to receive two
nice fat ducks, with the compliments Of Supt.
Berry, of the board. Mr.. Berry had this
year, as in the past, adhered to an estab
lished custom and annihilated the greater
part of the ducks belonging to the Mime
apolis park beard. A few are being kept
over winter for stock, and when next spring
arrives young ducks will again be seen swim
ming about in Loring park.