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The herald., 1897-03-19
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SAN BEPNARDINO
rlany People Misbehave = Litigation Over
Bonds and Hines

Bonds and Hines
SAN BERNARDINO, March 1S.-This
morning a man from Riverside by the
name Of d. w. Todd was arrested for
robbing another Riversider by the name
of O'Shay. 1t is said that Todd had
O'Shay by the throat and was trying to
make him give up the miney Todd will
be brought Before Justice Soule for trial
Last night 'Tamale Joe," an Italian,
imbibed too much fire-water and beat
his wife. This morning Mrs. Tamale Joe
, swore out warrant against her pugi-
listic husband. At o'clock this after
noon he was taken before Justice Soule
and found guilty. He will come up for
sentence tomorrow
Before the litigation over the Grape
land irrigation bonds is settled 1t appears
likely that the settlers will have nothing
and the lawyers everything. In con-
Junction with the big suit brought few
weeks ago, to test the legality Of the
bonds, another suit has been filed. In
this suit the plaintiffs are VIM. Webster.
J. F. Harmon, l.. Deck, H. Keuter and
H. H. Linville VS.. Mckee Criley, COL
lector of the Grapeland irrigation dis
trict. The plaintiffs do not want their
lands sold for delinquent assessments,
and the suit lie therefore brought to Sc
cure an injunction to restrain the sale.
Suit has been commenced in the su-
perior court by ]. c. McCann ct al. VS..
j. c. Mcmillan and c. H. Berkeley for
possession Of certain mining claims In
the Calico mining district. The plain
tiffs claim title to the mines by prior
possession.
John O'Shay of Riverside and Fran
cisco Rivas of this city were before
Judge Halle this morning as drunks, and
were fined "a and SO respectively, and.
not having the money, they went to Jail.
John Taylor, public administrator, has
filed petition for letters of administra-
tion on the estate OF Christ Callian, as
he owned considerable property in this
county. The case will come UP March
9th.
On Sunday the wielands will play the
Riverside boys, and In all probability the
grounds will be enclosed.
d. H. Jenkins has asked for letters of
administration of the estate of J. w.
Averill.
DR.. r. r. Dickey has been showed in
at the Green Lead mine for nearly four
weeks.
Ex-Supervisor Randall of Highland is
reported as being quite ILL.,
Miss Birdie Hammer will leave in a
few days for her home at Sanger, Fresno
county. She has been cashier at Jonas
Bros.
The Websters will hold meeting to-
Mr.. A. Keir, sr., is still in a very crit
ical condition.
E. H. Thomas will leave in few days
for the mines.
Work commenced on the fence around
the baseball park this morning and a
large force of men is at work. The fence
will be completed by Sunday.
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per acre for the three acres in said lot,
and strove to have the name, w. ]. Fay
inserted in the resolutions instead Of
Mrs. Kellogg, and $50 per acre substi-
tuted for ST..
The Anaheim Gazette, one Of Orange
county's wideawake weekly papers, has
perfected arrangements for the publi-
cation of a "forty-page illustrated i'm
migration edition." which will be issued
during the month Of June.
The local Foresters will hold BAN
ouet in Tobe Rany's restaurant parlor
on Friday evening next.
The Alcatraz is discharging cargo OF
lumber at Newport wharf today.
Yesterday, when the news of Corbetts
Knockout reached Newport wharf,
Wharfnger Schirmer assembled all the
smokers and set up box Of fine cigars.
Prof. Fritz Reiser has opened school
for the teaching of German in Anaheim.
The directors of the chamber of COM
merce at Anaheim, at their meeting
Monday evening, passed resolution to
raise subscriptions to assist In defray-
ing expenses of the Citrus Fruit Grow
ers' associations delegate now in Wash
ington lobbying to secure higher tarin
rates on citrus fruit importations.
A vocal and instrumental concert will
be given in Garden Grove tomorrow
evening which is for the relief OF suffer-
ers in India.
Arthur Lewis has been elected dele
gate and Harry Davis alternate to repre-
sent Anaheim's Native Sons at the
Grand Parlor which meets in Redwood
City April 27th.
Today Street Superintendent Nash
and Surveyor Finley located the route
for the changing Of the irrigation ditch
on Seventeenth street The ditch will
GROSS to the south side of Seventeenth
street at DR.. Elmendorfs northeast cor
ner and thence run on south side OF Sew
enteenth street to Main. 1t will be ce-
mented.
The Sedgwick Relief corps will enter
| tain friends at a social in q. A. r. hall
| this evening. A free lunch will be given.
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ORANGE COUNTY
Santa Ana PubIic Library to Get . Benefit
Notes

Santa Ana Public Library to Oct . Benefit.
Notes
SANTA ANA, March IA grand
concert for the benefit Of the Santa Ana
public library Is among the promised
events Of the near future.
The following trio of accomplished To-
cal musicians will direct affairs and par
ticipate in the program: Miss Jeannette
Wilcox of Tustin, Prof. Ludwig Thomas
and Prof. George Abram Smith.
Mrs. G. A. Smith, who is musician Of
ability, will also be present and partici-
pate. The selections will be both vocal
and instrumental, Prof. Thomas orches-
ira being leading attraction.
Prof. g. A. Smith, who recently ar
rived from Belvidere, ILL.,, will remain IL
Santa Ana several weeks with his par
ents He has an engagement to sing IN
Los Angeles during Fiesta week, after
which he will locate either in that city
or San Francisco and open a school of
voice culture.
had a secession from it's ranks, large
number having withdrawn and organ
lied the Placentia Cabbage Growers as
ISOLATION, off1cered as follows: T. M.
Woodward, president; A Pierotti, vice.
president; A. s. Bradford. secretary, and
c. w. Aims, treasurer. This new asso-
citation represents more than two-thirds
of the cabbage lands, and proposes to
market through the EarA Fruit COM
pany. fob. and C. o. D.
The following parties left Santa Ana
today: H. C. Shaw. DR.. I. D. Mills, Mr..
and Mrs. George Young, c. F. Connell
and Mesdames Patton and johnson, all
to Los Angeles. To Benton. Illinois, DR..
e. g. Hudson. wife and cSildren. Dr.
Hudson and family have tOen visiting
Mr. George Ford of Santa Ana and other
relatives in Orange county since last
November This is the family's second
visit, having spent some months here
nine years ago. DR.. and Mrs. Hudson
think the third visit, which Is very immi-
nent, will be the charm
Fred Netzow of Milwaukee has pur-
chased the shaving and billiard parlor
of Prof Frantz in Anaheim.
Mr.. Baum has opened tailor shop in
Anaheim.
Court Santa Ana 1873, Foresters of
America, propose to have a pleasant
evening in G. A. r. hall tomorrow. Dr.
Weldon OF San Pedro, Junior Grand
Beattie, and Louis Thorne. Past eu-
preme Commander, will pay an Official
visit on this occasion. Supper Is the
finale Of the services
The Knights and Lady Maccabees are
preparing box social for Monday even
Ing next.
The old Tairview school lot at Ana
helm. which has been advertised for
sale for some weeks, war on last Nom
day. by the almost unanimous voice OF
meeting which assembled In the city
hall in AnaheiIn, ordered to be decided
81 This property had been decided BY
Mr. KeIloGg for school purposes only.
and Whsn the district abandoned ia ne
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THE SAN PEDRO BARBECUE
Great Preparations for Sumptusus and
Lavish Feast
CLANS and Cookies by the Ton-stesrs, ShssD
and Hogs by the Doxen-PubIlc
Bodies Invited

The future free harbor of Los Angeles
evidently means to earn reputation fOE
lavish hospitality, and San Pedro prom
ises to be very welcome port for the
hungry sailor in a storm or in q calm.
OF such mammoth proportions are the
preparations of the citizens of San PEI
dro for tomorrow's grand barbecue that
1t is not surprising to learn they have in
vited the public bodies of Los Angeles.
Without their assistance it is doubtful
If the gargantuan feast that is to be
spread would be appreciably diminished
The general invitation of the citizens
committee Is as follows:
1.-THE citizens of San Pedro extend o
cordial invitation to their good friends
Of Southern California to Join them in
grand ratification of the decision OF
the harbor commission in favor OF San
Pedro. Grand program of sports. Ev-
erything free. Prominent orators Will
speak"
The chamber of commerce yesterday
received its formal invitation as a body.
Unhappily 1t arrived too late for the
body to take formal action. Many mem-
bers however intend to show practical
proof of their qualification tomorrow.
A communication has also been re-
ceived by the board of trade from H.
Ekrum, secretary OF the San Pedro bar
becue committee, inviting the members
of the board to attend.
The bill of fare is to be Of stupendous
size, naming as 1t does twenty fat
steers, six tons of clans, a ton Of cookies,
a ton of Holsters, fifteen hogs and hfty
sheep, there need be no fear of anyone
visiting San Pedro tomorrow and COM
ing away hungry. The management
naively announces that there will be-
ample accommodations for all pa
irons" One can readily believe It.
The Seventh Regiment and the Long
Beach bands will be on hand to help d.
gestion, and Bandmaster George Canu
intends to take Papa" Berth along with
him to help the crowd in an emergency.
There will also be sports and oratory.
and another proud day" for San Pedro
and its visitors is assured.
Trains will leave the Terminal depot
First street, at $3.50 a. m. 10:30 a. m. ana
1:10 D. M, and the Arcade depot by
Southern Pacific railway at and 10 a.
M, and 12:40 and lao p. M
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INDEX
SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA NEWS

Riverside courts not yet through with
the liquor cases.
James Seery of Perris suffocated while
In drunken sleep.
Monrovia orange growers get dividend
of satisfactory size.
San Bernardlno cases in court; baseball
Sunday II 1t doesn't rain.
A San Diego burglar sentenced; Julian
mines promise good returns.
RedIands trustees do something toward
providing outlet for storm water.
ANorth Cucamonga lady and her week
old baby driven IRON home by fire.
Santa Monica Eastern Star members en-
tertain their grand worthy matron.
D. R. Lilly, a Pomona octogenarian,
commits suicide; orange shipments.
Santa Ana public library to receive q
benefit through the efforts of local musl'
clans.
Pasadena bad boys get a warning; meet
Ing of the Landmarks club; good roads
movement
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MONROVIA
Trustees Vacancy to Be FIIIed-Orange Grow |!
ers' dividend

Trustees Vacancy to Be rllIed-Orange Grow
ers' Dividend
MONROVIA, March 18.-At the coun-
Gil meeting next Saturday evening a
new trustee will be appointed to fill the
vacancy caused by the resignation Of
c. o. Monroe. If the trustees have de-
cided whom they will appoint, they are
keeping 1t to themselves.
Another rs of an inch of rain this
week, bringing the total for the season
up to 23.75 inches.
Meredith & Gerhart, of Duarte, will
receive $3.50 for the crop from three
grape fruit trees.
The Fruit exchange paid out Tuesday
$500 as dividend to the orange grow
ers, making $4,000 inside of month.
The little son of Mrs. Mcqueen died
this morning of consumption.
A. c. Thomson received quotations Of
$6 a box yesterday from the sale Of two
carloads of his improved navel oranges
The water company will meet at the
Duarte school house Saturday morn
ing to consider the proposition of the
San Gabriel Power company. 1t will
probably be accepted. The proposition
L. that the Power company will put in
submerged dam, nine miles up San
Gabriel canyon, take the water flowing
at ln6L pOlQI anu QeIlVeE IL III q large
pipe to the mouth of the canyon, ninety
per cent of the water to go to the Power
company. The pipe is to be large enough
to carry at east $500 inches. This will
be a great saving of water to the users.
and will give the company an immense
power, as at the point of delivery there
will be drop of 400 feet. The contract
Is to be completed in four years.
Mrs. w. F. Marshall left today for a
visit to her sister In Moreno. Riverside
county.
Spence & Briggs have opened lemon
packing house in the Spence block, and
already have five carloads of fruit un-
dergoing the curing process.
G. Boge, recent arrival from Grand
Rapids. Mich, Is opening a shoe store
here, adjoining the Monrovia hotel.
Fifty carloads of oranges have been
shipped from Monrovia already this
year. This Is outside of the exchange.
A. e. Cronenwett and wife arrived
from Booton Tuesday to look after their
orange ranch here. "Cronie" Is in the
California excursion business and re-
ports considerable travel toward the
Pacific coast at the present time.
e. p. Nolan has purchased three acres
from Kenneth Carter and has COM
menced the erection Of a neat cottage.
The Pierian club will give their regu-
lar fortnightly social party Friday even
ing
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NORTH cUcAM0N0A
A Dwelling Burned snd . Family Destitute
Notes


Notes
NORTH CUCAMONGA, March 49,
The residence recently built on the
Wright place and occupied by Mr.. Girls
ham and family was burned to the
ground on Monday. Mrs. Grisham, con-
fined to her bed at the time, was with
her week old baby boy carried across
the street to the home of Mrs. A. c. Will
son, where they are receiving every pos
sible attention. AS everything was
burned the family was left destitute.
Mr.. Cerron, of the townsite company,
and l. M. Lipsor were in Redlands on
Monday.
I. w. Lord visited Los Angeles Thurs
day.
Mr.. Demans was called to Azusa on
business Thureday.
Three carloads Of oranges were
shipped from the new packing house
this week.
Mrs. Lee Smith Of Bloomington. I'LL,
and Mrs. T. ]. Burns Of Claremont, were
driven over Cucamopga and vicinity
by I. M Lipson on Tuesday.
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PHRRIS
James sssry's Spree Ends In Death By suffe-
cation

James Ssery's Spree Ends In Death By suffe-
cation
PERRIS, March 1S.-James Seery was
found dead in bed at the Perris hotel
this morning. He had been drinking for
the past three days, and was put to bed
drunk at o'clock last night Coroner
Sherman held an inquest and the jury
summoned found death to have been
caused by sufbocation. When Seery was
discovered he was lying face down.
Seery leaves two daughters. one at
San Bernardino and one at Redlands.
He was an Irishn1An about "a years old.
whose former home was at Redfands.
He had been working six miles south Of
Perris 1or about two months.
Undertalner McCanna will hold the
body until tomorrow night to hear from
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OM Duty

1t is essential to the well being OF ~
physical economy that the kidneys 9n4
they should never 60 ''on duty" II they
do. the kidneys fail to secrete from the
blood the watery element and the impu13e
der, and both organs suffer In oro4n1o
health from their inaction. and inopt qon-
gerous maladies Among these are 4<1k1tsO
OF the urine gravel dropsy; etc. The ~
no trifies. but obstinate disease!, de<4l@Vr
ing rapidly and terminating TOO cx<<~
fatally. To prevent or check then -
safest and most efectual mee4n = 49,
letters Stomach Bittere whtcn 4Jv94 RI
healthful impetus to. but never excite W.
stimulants OF commerce. Malaria oInr
pspsia, cpnstipation. liver trouble. n(Fv Fv4le
ness and debility are remedfe4 ~ tN4
old age. wineglaaseulth three t11ae4 a.
Mechanics Tools. Furrey's, ~
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d3ss| s| fSS7Es|sEgHE HE@&NlK

Foltz of Boston. Mass, will arrive in
Pasadena tomorrow, and during their
stay will be the guests of B. H. Foltz
and family of North Orange Grove.
The gentlemen are brothers.
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MUNYON'S

Improved Homeopathic Home Remedy
Company put up a separate cure for each
disease. At all druggists, mostly 20 cents.
Guide to Health free.
Personal letters to Prof Munyon. 1905
Arch street, Philadelphia, Pa, answered
with free medical advice for any disease.
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Mechanics Tools. Furrey's, g.
Spring. X. Il; & (.
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COLDS

Munyon's Cold Cure cures colds in the
head, colds on the lungs, old colds, new
colds and obstinate colds and all forms OF
grip. Stops sneezing. discharges from the
nose and eyes. prevents catarrh, diph-
theria, pneumonia and all throat and lung
troubles. These pleasant little pellets are
absolutely harmless. have saved thousands
Of lives and prevented much sickness.
Price, 25c.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-10-04
NEW TRIAL REFUSED.
DeciShn OF Appellate Court in Cas-: of
Swan Against Mccarthy.

The Appellate Court today refused the
defendants petition for n new trial in the
case Of Luoiau Swan VS.. Henry Nc
Carthy. Tho main point in the petition
for a new trial was that the plaintiff had
produced no evidence 10 show possession
by the plaintiff OF the horse that was the
subject Of dispute.
The court holds that theio was both
direct and indirect evidence OF posses
sion. Tho trouble arose in an attempt to
trade horse satisfactorily. In the dis
trict court the plaintiff was given judg
msnt for 500 but the defendant claimed a
jury trial and jury Increased the dam
ages TO 500 and then the plaintih again az.
penled with the result above noted.
Before Chief Justice MattesDn and JUS
ticas Stiness anu 1illinghast was heard
on bill answer ana proof the case of
William Bradford trustee et al VS. Mary
n. Burgess. The case Is Co decide the
ownership of certain property in the town
Of Bristol.
samuel Norris. Jr.. for complainant
and Brennan & Holland for respondent.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-10-04
Injured In a Collision.

Mrs ora Arnold of Wuonscckct and
Miss T. Ruth Cook OF this city, were rio.
lhR nenr hast blackstone yesterday after
noon when cir carriage was run INTO
uy Two mCn who werp said tu uO und r.
TIC lnhuant0 ul liquCr. Both carriages
were overturned. Mrs Arnold MANAGED
90 jump 0ut but Miss Cook was drHgrrd
about aO feet uutil the horse was stoppel
~ coming in Contact with a tree. Her
leit collar bone was brnken and she was
otherwise injured Mrs Arnold's car.
Tiage, % Stanu0ne. was wreckec and she
ran nearly mile 20 EGst blackstone for
assistance. Deputy sheriff Nugcnt OF
aCkstone. went 90 East blackstone aud
arrested one OF the men eail to be -.
slnsib!e for tie collision.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-10-04
Allen Replevin Suit Again
Before a Jury.
WAS TRIED ONCE BEFORE
On That Occasion Jury Did Not
Reach Agreement.
MUCH TESTIMONY INTRODUCED.

The second trial Of the repleyin suit OF
Dr. Thomas r. Allen and Emma Il. Allen,
his wife, against Frank Il. Staples TO do
eide as to the ownership Of IA colt that in
May, 1885 was two years old. took place
before Judge Wilbur and jury this
morning At the previous trial the jury
disagreed and the writ in the case was
issued April 3 1898.
The plaintiffs claim that early in the
summer or spring OF 1891 they turned the
colt whose ownership Is in dispute, out
TO pasture at Narragansett Pier with a
number Of othor horses. That whea
somo months later they went 10 look Tor
tho colt at the pasture it was missing
and after short period OF anxiety they
claim they discovered it in the poses sslon
of tho defendant suit was at once be-
gun.
DR.. and Mrs. Allen both were positive
that the animal they found in the poses
sion OF Mrs. Staples Is the colt that they
put out TO pasture and testified they
established the animals identification,
not only by special marks on Its bouy,
but by certai= characteristics and man
nerisms
B. Il. Dennis who with f.. SC. Pierce
was counsel for the plaintiffs, asked that
the jury view the colt and its mother
which were in the lane near the court
house. Neither John Palmer nor Franklin
Il. Owen. who were counsel Tor the de-
fendant objected TO this and the jury
W ith "A large number of persons inter
ested in the case looked both animals over.
Mrs. Allen in her testimony said one
OF the ways she identified the colt was
that it performed the tricks of the cirClc
when taken from Mr.. Staples possession
that witnesses had taught 1t She
claimed that the colts eyes were in very
bad condition and that 10 bad lost much
flesh while in the possession of Mr..
Sta bles.
The defendant denies that the colt in
dispute over belonged 60 the plaintiff and
offers testimony TO prove its p0dgriee ana
its ownership which differs very much
from that offered by tho other side.
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HIS DEATH WAS
VERY SUDDEN.
Mr.. Brown Taken Ill After Return
ing From Church.
Physician SummOnei but Mr.. Brown Was
d al When He Arrived.

Christopher Brown died ut his home.
i3 Superior street, Yesterday afternoon.
Mr.. Brown attended church in the fore
moor and after reaching home complained
of being sick. and went TO bed
little later DIR. Walker was sent for.
but before he arrived Mr.. Brown had
passed away. Medical Examiner Palmer
was notified and said death was due to
heart trouble. Mr.. Brown was one of tho
men who was in tho Providence Rubber
Shoe Company's building when the wheel
bursted on Sept. ~, ana since then he
has not done aGy WORK. IL Is supposed
that scenes of that day may have ag-
Centh.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-10-04
WILLIAM {. BAKER
HAS CONSENTED.
VIII Permit Use OF His Name For
May0ralty.
Mr.. Maguire'S Democratic City Committee
Hss a Candidate Now.

90 Secretary Jooh T. O'Connoll Of the Dcmu
cratic committee presided over by John II.
Mcguire, to accept the Democratic nomlna-
tion for mayor. Mr. akcr Is the brother of
David :. Baker, former United States district
attorney, and was n prominent candidate for
the position Of Judge of tho United States
District Court when Judge Brown was sp-
pointed.
Mr. Bakor IS a member of the House OF
Representatives from this city, having been
elected on the Go-Goo ticket last April. lie
has been many times candidate for Office
ON tho Democratic ticket and has heretofore
boon considered a. strong with the voters Of
his party.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-10-04
THE PARK CASINO.
r solution For Furnish ng and Decorat ng
10 Be Presented.

The committee on finance will report a
resolution appropriating $40 900 for fur
nishing and decorating the new Casino
at Roger Williams Park at tho meeting
of tho Common Council this evening.
Many plans Of interior decoration have
been presented and some Of them are ex-
ceedin0ly handsome. The Park Com
missioners are paying for this building
out of thoir receipt account
Tho committee on parks will also pro
sent bill for an ordinance calling for
the appropriation Of S2d 600 for the COM
pletion of Davis Park. Possibly the re-
port OF the joint committee on salaries
will be considered this evening.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-10-04
HEARD ON DEMURRER.
Gallsger Case Against Coats Co. Before
Appellate Court.

There was nearing on demurrer In the
Appellate Court this morning In the case
of James Gallagher VS.. j. and L. Uoste',
limited. The hearing was n one-sided
one rs through a misunderstanding coun-
sol for the plaintiff was not IN attend
anre. Gallagher sues by his mother ne
next friend claiming he was badly i'm
iurcd while nc work for the defendants
in their pawtuCket mil.
The court sustained the uefnutror. but
o short time afterwards counsel for the
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-10-04
A GREAT SURPRISE IS IN STORE

for those who Will 30 today ana cot I, tosi,.
age a. GRAfN-O. n takes the ulaco ~ cDfes
NJ about the cost. NJ d. a fuoa drink
tut of health. ana can De given 20 tho child.
fen a. weli a. tho adult With great bonont. 10
q made ~ pure erains and looks md TASTES
llke tho finest grades ~ Mocha OF Java cofIo,
II satisilc~ every ono. a run ~ GraIn-O h.
"tttr Tor the system than 2 tonic because ST.
benefit - permanent What coffen Er.alss
aoNn, erain-O buiide az. Ask yOur grocer
for Grain-O. l5c and 30
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-10-04

Society iags aro not always obtained in
society quartors, nor do their owners
seek tho society resting places. The
possessor OF one OF these well known
articles found a bed this morning On a
pile of SOFT CD coal on the wharf OF the
Providence Coal company. and INDUCED
In much needed rest until moved 10y a
policeman.