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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-03-30
Will Open the West River.

Washington. March 30.-United States
minister DENLY at Pekin has notified,
the department Of state that a. - result of
the efforts of the British government
China has consented to open the West
river ON which II situated Canton, on the
mouth OF which lies Hong Kong
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-03-30
March is going out like a sunbeam.

Shooting at Crete appears to b. as pop
ular a pastime among the European
Powers as spinning top Is just now to the
New England youth.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-03-30

Quite aside from any ethical grounds,
ii is just as well To put whist for prizes
under the ban. Whist is too noble "A
game to derive any added attractiveness
90 sincere deyotee from "a quarter a
corner. -
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-03-30

II l. surprising what wee bit Of a thing"
can accomplish. Sick headache. constipa
tiun. Dyspepsia. sour stomach. dizziness. are
ouicxly hani ished by Dcwitt's Little Early
Risor- small Mill SAFE nll Best will
.Ioscoh - Johnstonr Pharmacy. Sg West
minister street: MctzgCr's Pharmacy, go
North Main street: Alfrcds Pharmacy, II
Eddy street: Joseph Driver. Riverside Phar
macy, - Msnton avenue
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-03-30

His day is-gonc his an has set,
But we may all romcmbcr yet
The kindly deeds that he has done,
The many friends that he has won.
And IL, seyond the shining shore,
We all shall live forever more,
Then. by our Lords abiding grace,
Olce moro wei see his smiling face.
PIeyiidacc March -, 1897. &. "A. B.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-03-30
corner.

We hope that when Rhode Islanders
visit London i'm the immediate future,
Secretary Of Legation White will not for
get that he is credited to this State and
accordingly will not haggle over the loan
of n shilling
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-03-30
KNIGHTS OF pYTHIAS

Grand Keeper or Records and Seal william
4. Wilson, Room Sib. Butler Exchange
Telephone 1855.
PkLEsTIsK-t9 westninster street.
NED CRoss-s05 Eddy street..
DAMoN-7s Eddy street
GARFfELD-N6Axie street.
PERsEvKHAHcR-l7sB Westminster street.
brERLINc-sterlisg Hall, 1Ud weybosset al
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-03-30
Ex-congressman Converse Dead.

Columbus, Ohio March ~ --George l..
Converse, ex-membcr Of congress died
today.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-03-30
AMERICAN MECHANICS.

State Council Secretary. Charles w. Littsn
1888 Westminster strest.
LIBERry-slocum Post Hall, Market square
AMERIcA-odd Fellows Hall W Nesiisinstei
street.
VIoILAST-orisntal Hall. corner wsstpinrts
and Dean streets
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-03-30
Gladstone Returns.

Cannes, March 3o Mr.. and Mrs clad
stone started today on their return jour.
ncy To England.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-03-30
RED MEN.

6rsat Chief OF Records. william r. Brown, q
Eddy street. Telephone il2a.
KING PHILIP-l57 Westminster street.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-03-30
ONE CENT.
TUESDAY, MARCH 30. 1897.


REPUBLICAN TICKET.
ELECTION Day, Wednesday, April 10
FOR GOVERNOR.
GEN. ELISHA DYER,
OF Providence.
FOR LIEUTENANT-G GOVERNOR.
ARAM J. POTHIER,
OF Woonsocket.
FOR SECRETARY OF STATE,
CHARLES p. BENNETT,
of Providence.
FOR ATTORNEY-G GENERAL.
WILLARD B. TANNER,
or Providence.
FOR GENERAL TREASURER,
SAMUEL CLARK,
OF Lincoln.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-03-30
win Die In Harness.

Thorc has been great deal of talk TO
the effect that Justice Field will resign
now that Mr. Cleveland Is no longer in the
White House. That Justice Field dlslikcs
Mr.. Cleveland is woll known, and the
cause for IL generally credited is Mr. Cleve-
lands refusal 90 prOmato Justice Field To
the chief justiccship when Chief Justice
Fuller was appointed. MIR. Field was un-
willing To retire when Mr.. Cleveland could
ill the vacancy. But thorc il no prospect
OF his retirement even now. lie intends 10
die i'm harness
The old iuemhcrs Of the supreme court
have a tradition that after man has been
o. the honch good many years and has
reached an advanced are n Is fatal to- re-
tire. Breaking up the routine OF lifc TAX
ing away the work which ~ hat time has
become sort nf second nature, brings ON
collapse. There T. nothing for an Old III.
low % do. said enc Of the veteran justices.
"but TO ~ on with his work TIL the md
comes" 10 this theory Justice Field sub.
scribes. WALTER wELLMAS.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-03-30
CHARLES |. VAUGHAN, Investment Broker,

Telephone No. ss3.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1897-07-27
SETTLING WITH TI!ET2USTS

The Dingley Tariff Bill IS how rh-
law Of the land Under he gnise Of
protection to Am~rtcAA indus ry fne
trusts and c3tuhlrts, "h, ST money
elected McKinl-y, axe to b. ~rtimtur--
ed for their campaign assessments,
paid under a sacred COMPACT that if
Mckinley was elected they were 10
get their money back and more. The
Republican party years ago agreed to
remonetiZe silver They made this
compact with the people and .erndi-
ated it. but the compact they made
with the Trusts they kept. Such an
ated and the APPEAL congratulates
them on keeping faith with somebody.
The money paid by the Trusts of the
East was used to stuff the registers Of
doubtful States and defeat the will Of
the people. The people are now fur
Their ~despoiled to pay back the money
advanced by the conspirators.
Senator Teller of Colorado said in
the closing Of the debate that if the
bill was a bill for revenue it would be
a failure, for it would not produce
enough and if it were a bill for pro-
lection it would also be a failure. 1t
would protect american Combines
but do little toward protecting Ameri-
a labor. He referred Indignantly
to the compulsory resignation of Pres
ident Andrews of Brown University
because of his free silver opinions as
the most painful exhibition Of selfish
debasement that the world had ever
seen and the most infamous chapter
of American history written in 1OC
years. 1t showed that the greet
wealth of the country had put itself in
line to destroy freedom Of thought
and independence of action. Ia con
clusion he declared (amid applause
from the galleries. that he had nc
part or lot in the Republican party
and did not desire to have.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1897-07-27

Let japan and Spain make offensive
n defensive alliance against the
United States. We are big enough
n strong enough to whip any ten
nations of the capacity and prowess of
these yellow and swarthy races.
Three men who bribed city officials
in Lowell. Mass, were fined $500 each
and sent to Jail for one year Chief
Clerk Duckworth bribed a California
Assembly and YRS given a vote Of
thar ks and a god headed cane.-
Sacramento Bee.
While you are all making up your
minds to go to Alaska and the ClOn-
dyke, remember that here is q bare
possibility that you might want to
come back and it cost as much to
travel either way. Bar in mind that
it is a speculation, not al investment,
and you do not necessarily win at the
game. So don't 90 unless YOU are
fixed to come back all right ever if
you don't make a dollar.
The wagon bridge across the Car
son river at this place has been con
demned for public travel and a sign
posted to the effect that all persons
using the bridge do so at their W
risk and responsibility.-Dayton
Times.
The question of pulling off the big
fights here depends a good deal upon
the attitude Of the s. P R r. They
will have to be more liberal to the
public then they were lasr Spring.
The Catholic Mission will open in
this city on Sunday, July 25, and con.
tinue for n week The Very Rever.
and Father Honnberry will conduct
the Mission.
John McKinnon and Tom NcCabe
two old and experienced Comstock
miners, left the Comstock for the
Clondyke gold fields last evening in
the Joint interest Of themselves, Cap,
tain d. nj. Ryan, Superintendent P.
kervln and Stockbroker A. J. Nc.
Donald OF San Francisco. James
Meehan, who was to have gone with
Mckinnon withdrew from the enter
prise on Saturday.
Henry Morrison, who won a cart II
the Emaminer premium contest. re.
celved the vehicle yesterday. It is a
very substantial little rig ard Henry
has it on exhibition at Ravcraft'.
stable.
1t has been decided to try Mrs. Mack
and Martin Thorne in Greens county
New YorK, for the murder of William
Guildensuppe.
A mob at Atlanta. Ga, Yesterday
lynched DR.. Ryder for the murder
of Miss Sallia Owens.
1t has been decided, not to investi-
gate the sugar trust. 1t looks very
much as Ii the Senators found the
sugar and it will be so regarded.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1897-07-27

Let japan and Spain make offensive
and defensive alliance against the
United States. We are big enough
and strong enough to whip any ten
nations of the capacity and prowess of
these yellow and swarthy races.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-01-14
MISSING LINKS.

Mobile recently received her FRS, 10,
o. vhea, Tor sui shipment l9g car.
loads
Grsea nov L. found IN Iceland
South America. Azd near the mouth Of
the Obi
The arit woman 70 practice medl-
cine In Georgia received her oertlncats
recently
The value Of the grounds and build.
lrs1 devoted 10 education IN the Unlted
States is t9s.545 6Si
switzerland Is the esly civilized
ecuntry Ia the world which gratis nc
Fatsnts for Inventions
The Department Of Agriculture es,i-
mates hst the rent Of wheat land n
Missouri IL t.si a. sore
Rus, ana smut are minute veEs-
table ferns. vhieh often 40 immense
damage 10 the wheat orop.
One afisea,h o. English engine driy-
sra ana arensn suffer from affections
o. TIE braln and SERIOUS system.
ras ars, actual work en- The cor.
atruc'ion o. The new East river bridge
VII h commenced In about ten days
: new hypnotle has probably been
iouni In The jamaica dogwood. The
auid cS,rac, hss been found encaclous
iu dentistry.
], has been found that nearly all
The rivers IN Yves, Africa. within one
thousand miles cast and west Of
hEamiee. Yield gold
Travellers In the Arctic regions have
frequently found that the moisture
IN their breath drors 10 the earth In
the form Of snovnakeA
The longest star mail service IN the
usltsd states sss just been establish.
81 from Jesesu 20 Circle City. Alaska.
a dis,aAos Of So miles.
A eltkshs league Aas beea formed
IN Toronto 70 put fova the bicycle
soorcAsr TIE league IL composed Of
the noN prsninsnt stlseaa aad IL
cut for e,sod.
Sc horsH. Switzerland, hM TIE
ehsmpioa tcboEEan slide 81 the vsrld
Il Is ,Aree-quarters OF . mile long.
ana has seer descended n a vAls Of
seveaty -ens seeoads
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-01-14
FLOATING ITEMS.

Steel pens originated Ia England in
isoa
A new hamlet In the swamus Of
Louisiana has been named "rrllbr. .
"Mamma, see how poor that chest.
nut man Locks ~ give ne fve cents
20 he can earn something
Dcaduood. Dakota. was 90 called
owing 10 the immense amoant II
burned timber 10 tne vicinity.
A Portland. Maine flower MAJ
ends 8. profitable 20 send q weekly
shipment Of fowcrs 20 81 Aurustins,
Florida.
The Gazette dcs Beaux Arts OF Paris
throws a very serious donht over the
question whether the world has a
gcnuiac portrait % Napoleon.
A French Publishing house has
issued a volume % eighty pages that
Il smaller than the ordinary twoccnt
stamp Il Is the story % Pcuaalt.
Little Hop O. Ny Thumb"
A Swnnville, Maine. man. who re-
ccaily bought new cook stove with
all the modern Improvement re-
marked; Il oaght 70 aGori H. a. /
have used my old one forty-two
yeark"
The temperature % The plauet Nep-
tEne Il believed % b. about 800 de-
grees below the tero Of Fahrenhsit.
while that Of Mercury Ia much loo
high 10 admit % a pos.ibllity % air
breathing animais inhabltlnr IL
A Taunton, Mass. barber has an
idea Business being duh az kas.4
be proposes 70 take = bieycle and 20
out iuto th7 country. calling - farm
houses and shaving and trlmming tAe
Inhabitants % The rural seetiouN
Woo Jan, = Chinese iaradryma., "a
Ashland, Pa, went into q grocery
store and paid for Dill Of groceries
for destitute family oi that ciir.
lie requested that the bcnedciaries
b kept In ignorance Of the douor.
A concrete bridge having . clear
span OF i6i feet and % feet wide was
recently constructed over the nanubc
a. Mundcrklngcn. In Austria stone
Il scarce and dear there. while good
Portland cement Is produced In large
quantities
Probably the largest Gre Insurance
policy In existence. or ever written d
that covering the property Of the
santa Fe railway company. 10 was
issued By The Phnnix Gre Of London.
England. u In amount 81. Goa. 900 and
takes = premium Of sii0ooo 20 carry.
In district school noar NJ Ollvet
~. hfty-fve pupils are enrolled.
Each pupil is related either By con.
sanguinity Or marriage % every ether
child % the school Ons o. the ether
81 ths parents Of each Of the ffty.ave
ehildren was either a pupil o. school
mats VITA ne present seachsr.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-01-14
co-apsrall,. p.Ir,IsE 10 Aa..raIIa.

Cooperative DalryiRE 10 Australia.
r. T. Thorburn o, New South Wales.
In an interview with q reporter Ia Chi
cngo said:
New South Wales n divided into
three pata: the coast. the center. and
the west Wheat Is raised In the cen
iral and western parts. and sheep IN
tho woat On the coast We raise corn
and butter: the soil Is 70 rich and the
climate 30 moist that wheat rusts bad
~ with Us. Our butter making 10 done
almost entirely on a cooperative plan.
The farmers In each section buy
separator together: then they send the
cream 20 large creamerles which are
IN various parts Of the country. where
there are appliances for making Ice
and for storing the butter. Themes
tho butter is all shipped to Sydney. the
capital. and there Il Is put on sale at
4 liked price-l6 cents Is the lowest Il
ever gets At Wholesale. IN sumner.
Whatever is not sold a. the price put
upon Il is put back lnto the Ice chests
and AZ the end OF . week Or 20 shipped
to London. even n this IL done at
loss. In this way butter is kept up 10
a fair price Before the formation OF
the Farmer Cooperative society vs
we're AZ the mercy Of tho middlsmsn.
Butter. In summer. vent doWn 70
cents a pound: they bought II all up,
stored r. and then In cold weather
brought Il out and undersold us 10 our
own customers The business Of this
cooperative society "a quite large.
from a million and half 10 two mil
lion dollars a year: and By is help the
farmer gets FAR fairer share Of the
prohta than he does with you. II was
On uphill FIGHT a. first Now the farm
ers are pretty generally seeing the
benefits Of working together In Vie
toria, where they do not have any such
system, they are pretty badly on. and
have 70 take whatever the middlemen
choose 10 give. although they make
just az good butter a. We dO-butter
which sells Just az well On the London
market The cattle most popular are
called tho South Coast breed. origin
silly cross between the shorthorn and
the Ayrlhlre which. through careful
selection. have now become a distinct
breed. having lts own stud book Il Is
good for both milk and beef We DO
not 90 In for Jerseys as much as you
do"
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-01-14

In the present state Of Affairs. when
lev prices prevail Tor almos, all kinds
81 farm products. and the prices reall1-
Cd In many Instances are but little n
any more thsa the cost OF production.
Il behooves the farmer. ifhs would rot
ee drivea into bankruptcy. to devise
ssme means By which 10 improve his
condition. That relief 10 needed no
sne viii deny. what 10 10 b. done
under the circumstances. I tAlak. to
use 4 general term. that a vell-directed
economy should Be the vatcA-vord all
along the line. and perhaps TO no de-
paftnent Of farming Industries does
this principle more Justly apply than
that Of tAirying Prices foF butter
and cheese have been dsellaiAE year By
year. until Il hn become q serisus
question vita many a. 10 whether the
business can be probably prosecuted
under the present adverse elrcum-
stances, Adulterationa and limitations
Of butter and cheese VITA oleomar-
sarlne. olive and such like compounds
In immense quantities Of late years
have been placed upoA our markets
and put on sale a. genuine dairy pro-
ducts, and BY these means dishonest
dealers have sought to enrich them
selves Al the expense Of the honest and
Industrious dairymAn. That prices
should decline under these conditions
vas Inevitable. Thls ia an evil that can
only be remsdled BY appropriate legis-
la.isn, AHd Il h the duty Of the farner
10 sec that hia rights IN tAis natter are
fully protected. Several ct the s,atea
have passed laws losking To tAls end.
Congress not Ions sinee passed a Law
lsvylng an Interval revenue tai on sueA
maRufactures. and thoos wAo teak
astiee At the time will remember What
a how. Of opposition vas raised asainst
the measure By ia opponents. MIX.
pure and unadulterated. perhaps more
uearly contains all the elements Of a
perfect food than any article Of food
consumption known 10 man, and might
very properly b termed natures own
cooking. and Il especially adapted 20
the wants Of the young. MIR and lie
products arc very largely consumed as
articles Of food by large majority Of
our population. thus entering intimate
~ into the very llfe-blood OF the peo-
pie: and believe | might safely asser,
that the food Of people most surely
leaves l,s impress upon the nation. We
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-01-14
SAW THE ELEPHANT.
Tho fsuag haR frsa Lnis Dldnt STAY
IA Paris LonH.

IA Paris Long.
The adventure Of a young man Of
Lille who came 10 Paris 10 see the
czar must have completely ruined his
appetite for such sights, says a CORE
apondent OF the Boston Transcript.
After saving up his money for this
great occasion for spending II he start.
Cd on with about 800 francs In his
pocket Deeply interested In all the
preparations that we're being made for
the cars reception. he was walking on
the Boulevard des Itallens. when. TO
MS great dismay. a big. red headed,
rea'beardef man walked up TO him
and said Il arrest You in the name Of
the lawF The young man from Lille
gasped' Why" you will learn why
at the prefecture Of police" replied the
red-headed man. and. calling a cab.
he bundled his submissive prisoner into
H. The cabman was told 10 drive 10
the prefecture when the horse was
started the young man was ordered 10
empty his pockets. lie turned out his
money. bis watch and his papers. all
OF which we're carefully pocketed by
his unpleasant companion. The latter
nov stop9ei he cab In front OF a post.
once and said 10 the driver:
u am a police eommlasary and
have just arrested a nlhlllst OF whom
We have has Information from Russia.
! mus, sead on a tslsgram 10 announces
this Important capture. You stand IN
froht OF the door and n the prisoner
tries TO Get away knock him on the
bead with the butt end OF your Win
The wretch Intended 10 Assasalnats the
eEarr"
"Ah. the eanallle" exclaimed the
eabman. a. he took up bis post As sen
unel, and be continued 10 apply All the
abuse he could think OF 10 the pale
faced prisoner who was too frightened
10 say a vori Hair an hour passed IN
this way and then the cabman began
20 think Il very strange that the red.
haired commi-lary did not roappsar.
hla suspicion growing. he called tho
police and &c was soon discovered that
me Young man from Lille had been
robbed by one Of the many euierprls-
lns acnuntrc'a who are nov drawn TO
Paris by the feies In honor Of the car.
The unfortunate youth frUm Lille. hav-
lax lost all hla moaey. could not re-
main 10 Paris even long enough 10 see
iho czar. Tie was sent home by the
police Tie i1lsadyeniure will be-
Joke against him Tor the rest OF bis
lie.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-01-14

Mra L0uisa n Hobie. = ss=s.g:
daughter OF General STARK. noH IS
years Of age, Is living IN Manchester.
Nh
Several unpublished letters By
Charles Lamb have been discovered
In England Ia ono 81 them he
praises the joys Of hsehelorhood
Mrs. Thomas Edison il the envy Of
all women. In moments Of relaxa'
ton Mr.. Edison makes rubics and
emeralds which are mere chemlcal
tribes, 70 be had FOR the asking.
Nine. Wagner. widow % the COM
POSER. has rcco7eTod So damages FROM
q newspaper \. for printing wiihout
perm ssion some original verses she
bad tied 10 the collars q her five pei
dogs
Practically a hermit Is Joaquin Mil
Ter. the post OF the sicrras. IN his IT.
tie farm house away up 90 the CALI
fornia mountain side. IL Is true that
he has built little sLanty neer hla
own for trampA bat there Is no nciRh-
Dor near
When casilir Psrlcr resigned.
France might haze had tie novelty 81
a revolution By telephone. The duke
of orleana who was m readiness at
Dover, hired the exclusive asc u tho
telephone between England and
Paris Tor twenty-four hours
o. II. p Belmont will have his sum
msr villa az Newport 20 arranged
that guests will drive IN on the lower
floor and their horses and carriages
viii be taken up on an elevator, just
a. they were driven In. 40 that per-
sons may alight directly At the bali
room door.
The emperor Of GERMANY smokes
eigarette& the new ear Of Russia
prefers pipe. President Faure OF
France Il a great consumer Of strong
cigars the sultan % Turkey alternates
his cigarettes with a hookah. Presi-
deaf Cleveland puts a cigar after
dinner. but smokes less frequently
during sae day than be usel 10.
Tycho ilrahe. che astronomers. bad q
wonderful memory for figures on
one occasion, dnding himself incon-
venieneed by the necessity Of refer
ring 10 ths tables % squars and cube
roots, be sat down and committed
them both % memory. The feat I'M
piled the recollection Of over 000. 600
figures aud took MIN four hours
When the empress Of Austria first
married q was thought highly inn
proper Tor royalty % carry al UNI
hrella Consequently shcnever it
threatened % rain. she was unable 10
have her accustomcd walk She
moped 20 much that her husband
declared that hencc,orth umbrellas
should not be contrary u etiquette.
Nine. Caive recently had an expert
euce with the couriesy Of Spanish
thieves while shc was Ia Madrid Two
wcll-dressed strangers stole her
satchel, which contained some money
and a number Of luck. pieces ana
taiismans. including bunch Of dried
howers from her fathers grave The
loss worried the artistic. bal whcn the
newspapers reported che theft the
thieves seat hsE ;ks r-=e.cns relies
neatly inciosed Ia a packet IL which
was polits note logging that the
"hnder" Of the reiicule migat be per
mltted u keen the monev - q
souvenir Of 20 charming q vocalist
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-01-14

has had a long and a happy career In
the ministry. and his great ability rs
a thinker. preacher and minister has
been recognized wherever he has lived
and worked The doctor "a native Of
Scotland. and has all the stardy. self
reliant and sterling qualit Of his
race He came 10 America with his
family when he was years old. and
his father settled on a farm In Lake
County. Illinois. Reared In the open
air. working upon the farm when hla
years warranted the labor from him, he
grew In robust and rugged health NOR
ally and physically. lie was with
Graht ana sherman a. a soldier In the
Ninety-sixth Illinois volunteers. and
cid active campaign service for thros
yeaTi Afts, the war Dr.. THAN tried .
commercial life. but left that pursuit
to turn TO the ministry. for which be
felt be had a distinct ealllAg. lie en-
tered the Chicago Theological semin-
ary, and when be emerged from biz
studies IN that institution he took a
pasioraie AZ Turner Junction. H.
Thence he vent 70 the Dundee QllJ