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Marrfage Licenses.

Otto Helm and Bosato Dobber.
Henry j. Werd and Ida A. Werning
Oscar F. Brandt and Caroline Stackhouse.
Charles G. Conner and Ora Annise Beck.
William Newsom and Sarah dams.
Allen Wright Hewitt and Belle Isadora Bar
tholomeW.
William S. Craig and Grace E. Lintun.
Frederick S. Shilling and Curry f. Rausch.
Frank Finney and Florence c. Neate.
Warren Edward Clark and Elizabeth Sophia
Tho mpson.
Adam II. Snidenan and Minnie Schnabel.
Otis L. Blackwell and Mary A. Petrie.
William #. luminous and Leona Light.
John Pernell and Emma Wilson.
Bert Wells and Stella Montgomery.
William A. Amos and Ida Bell Watson
Patrick Larkins and Eliza Kirkman.
Charles Eckert and Cornelia Reichal.
James w. Cottle and Alice Sparks.
Harvey Matthews and Ida May Fry
Louis A. thinner and Caroline NJ. Vehlng.
Charles Ruschaupt and Martha E. Kiske.
George c. Anderson and Della Byfield.
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steady in most Instances at 60 1923 Cor the poorest
native sheep to s425045O fo- the bss noeks i e
fere1 in large numbers and sold freely az SSIgeg
4sO, chiefly at sS.SOQ415. The traffic in lambs lambs
fiocks Western lambs fetching %7e45.le Lambs
aY Reeeipts@cattie, 15OOO hogs nOOO sheep
1900
ST. LOUIS. Oct 7.-cattle-Receipts. 5000;
but few good catJie here; Texans strong and
active Fair to choice native snippsaag s see d
butcher steers. S3.S5Q49O; bulk Of sales, "a; 100
ass under 600 lbs s34oaaso s sSs err
cows and heifers $2G5425; bulk OF COWS, s275e9S7o
Texas . and Indian steers S g PsiS OF SAFES
TTogs-Receipts 5000: shipments, ]; go Market
So 5oSls Is: mixed, s. ssSS60; heavy, SO 40QS7o
Sheep-Recelpts $500; shipments, none Market
$50; culls and bucks. $2n25O; lambs s4@5.5o
KANSAS CITY, oct. 27.--Cattle- Receipts SOP
Mae steady to strong I ssa s @
tive cows and heiIers s. 29P$; stockers ana feed
g IioGs-Receln 1900 Market steady to SC
higher Bunk OF sales. s3.4oas 4Iz; heavies and
ss s5@S. spa Workers. Ss.47iA@s.52lz; pigs $50
u SSbeeeIn-Receipts 200. Market firm. Lambs,
s375a5.25; muttons, $2.5oN4
NEW YORK oct 2mBeeysscRecei Is 7so 15 "a
b Sdise s2 S5sF dry cows ss5aSS European
cables quote American steers AT 19}sgliiec; re- re-
6sstefs Of Pes Beef s veas
SGT50: grassers S31350; Western, S3MAl2ia.
Sheen and Iambs-Receipts, $3.50, Sheep, $50
AIS: lambs, sIM6.l0. o.,
Hogs-Recelpts 5.977. Market steady at "a
Gf.30.
EAST LIBERTY. oct. 27.-cattle steady
Prime. s4s5G5; common, g. 25G3.75; bulls stays
Hogs dun and lower. Best mediums ss95a4
best Workers., 80. common 70 fair Workers and
pigs $3s003.S5; heavy hogs, ss1f; .roughs, 80
Sheen steady. Choice. 81 2ea4.3O; common, s2.75
as IS; choice lambs 5000 50; common to good
$4M5 20. Veal calves, S5I6Io.
EAST BUFFALO. oct 27.-cattle about
s' Hocys:-Yorkers choice. ss.sOQs s2Ik; roughs
comnlen to good. 3.45GlS55; pigs, good to choice
sheep and Lambs-Lambs, choice to extra,
S. sos so: culis TO common. M.a0n5.l5: sheep
choice to selected wethers S4.50Q4.75; culls COM
mon to good s2.75M3.40
LOUISVILLE. oct 27.-Cattle unchanged.
Hogs slow and sc lower. Best heavy medium,
50 6N63.70; lights, 1910.
Sheep and lambs active and unchanged
CINCINNATI oct. 27.--Hogs active at s343-s0
Cattle easy at S2.25Q510. -
sheep steady at s2.25Q4. Lambs steady at "a
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Sheep and Lambs--Receipts. 600; shipments, 800.
There was a light supply of all kinds. The mar
Elsewhere.

CHICAGO, Oct. 27.--There was a good general
demand for cattle and prices ruled strong to 10c
higher for the better class and steady for others
Sales made all the way from s3.S5G4 for
common TO pretty good native dressed beef steers
UP 10 $4.75N5.40 for good to prime shipping and
exrolt cattle; the greater part finding buyers at
S4.5o1S.15 Choice, handy medium weight cattle
were the best sellers. Calves were active at SEA
$50 per 100 lbs according 10 quality. good ones
going below Sc. Mixers and springers sold al the
best prices of the year. the best ones bringing
S50Ie6 each. good stocker and feeder trade
witnessed. sales being largely at So. 1904 Is.
Texas cattle were unchanged and Westerns were
active and firm.
made early at &c lower prices In many instances
but the market became firmpr later on. Hogs
sold So 20M3.59 for packers and So 50SD3.S5 for
mixed butchers and light weights while pigs
brought s2.7503.S0 Sales largely at S3.5002
3.T5 for hogs and S. 40G375 for pigs.
sheep We're IN good osnland ana prices ruled
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Wool.

BOSTON, Oct T;-The American Wool and
Cotton Reporter will say tomorrow of the wool
trade: 1t has been wearisome week in the wool
market. so intensified has the dullness become.
There has been a decline of another 10 per cent.
in volume of sales, and had It not been for the
fact that a small number of houses engaged in
proportionatey large transactions. the falling OF
would have been Very much more striking. No
one wants to buy wool at this time and no one
appears to want to sell badly enough to break
prices materially. Some of the dealers report that
it would require good-siZed concessions to in
duce much speculative buying but others report
a directly opposite state of affairs Prices are
very well maintained at from 213c below the
highest asking prices of the BOOM There has
been somewhat larger movement in carpet
Nuols but nearly every other kind of wool has
remained very quiet. Sales in Boston for the
week aggregate 40 900 lbs of which 1.59500 lbs
were domestic and 1,1150OO lbs foreign.
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PHILADELPHIA Record.

PnIIdueIphia- Record.
The New York Times marvels at the re-
cent decision OF a United States Court that
there is no property right in an advertise
ment. for, as it says: The money value of
an original idea In the writing or illustrat-
ing or advertisements is often much greater
than the money value of a poem or a story
in whose defense the law would set all its
the laws defect will be remedied Mean
while. there is one great quality of adver-
Using which cannot be misappropriated-
individuality. The advertiser who has that
in his style has something better than a
trademark
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Responsibility and Sound Judg-
ment Necessary In Han
ding Trust Estates.

Where two persons are appointed execu-
arises serious difference of opinion as to
the management of the estate, which is
followed by resignation and lawsuit, while
in other cases, one of the executors may
have to respond I'm heavy damages, on a
joint bond, for tive unauthorized or fraudu-
lent acts of the other. In a Trust Com
pany any differences of opinion as to poll
icy can be referred at once to the Board
of Directors, thus securing the advice OF a
number of men of large business expert
enee and responsibility. and avoiding the
fatal mistakes that an individual, acting
alone may so easily make while the en-
tire company remains financially responsible
for its acts
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Oils.

SAVANNAH Oct. 27.-Sprits of turpentine
Resin firm; sales, 54oe brls receipts. 1913 brls
Closing: A, c, B. p. SIPS; e, 81 30: F. 81. 80: G.
81 So: II, s140 I. 1856: K $40: NJ. s19O; NJ So 35
window glass $3.50; water white, SO.
WILMINGTON, Oct. 27.-Spirits of turpentine
steady at ESQ 2S1ac RosiD firm at 81. 200I1 25
Crude turpentine quiet at $1.4001.9O. Tar quiet
at s120.
NEW YORK, Oct. 27.-Petroleum quiet: United
no market. Rosin steady Spirits of turpentine
easy at 31hM91%c.
OIL CITY Oct. 27-Credit balances ESQ., GER
tifcates. no bids; shipments, $1,000 brls; runs
247 brls.
CHARLESTON, Oct 27-sbirts of turpentine
steady at fS12c Rosin firm.
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Pensions for Veterans.

Certificates have been issued to the fol
lowing named Indianians:
OrisinaI-Martin L. Coyner, Parker; Hen
~ Denlls Oakford; Alexander Arisman
Elkhart: Joseph c. Wiley. Muncie: special
Oct rs. George w. Hump, Indianapolis
Additional-Frank Owens. Cementville.
William III. Glenn, deceased, Lafayette.
Increase-Jacob Sappenheld, Altoga; Jas
Stoekdale. New Albany, Henry l., Schnei-
der INDIANAPOLIS; James w Miller. lions
Johnson Russiaviile.
Reissue Samuel Arthurhults, Twelve
mile. Acil TAILOR, South Whitley.
Jriginal Widows-Special, Oct. 16, Cath
arine Glenn. LAFAYETTE
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vead i futures ranged as Follows:

Cash quotations were as follows: Flour firn
S2Ge0lzc; No red. 97a9sc. No: 2. corn. 225?Bg
259sc; No. 2 yellow. 25ss4253sc No 2 oats, $50
T. .. b., 2Oa @22lRc. No. 2 rye. 47@47hc No. 2
f. o. b.. 3O6137c No. faxseed, s1.O2lsQ1 0S.
Prime timothy seed, Sc; Mess pork per brl
rib sides loose, $435@4.7O. Dry-salted shoulders
boxed S4.7565. Short-cear sides, boxed, $5G0
12Ib Whisky distillers' finished goods per gal,
1922. Sugars cut leaf. unchanged.
Receipts-Flour, 1900 brls; wheat $4,000 blu;
corn 43l 600 bu oats 40l 000 bu rye, $1,000 bu
barley, l41 600 Blu. shpments-Flour IS 900 brls;
wheat 900 bu; corn, 234 900 bu oats 527, 900 bu;
rye 900 bu: barley, II, 600 blu.
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Butter, Eggs and Cheese.

NEW YORK, Oct. .-Butter--Receipts, 5.04S
packages; market steady; Western creamery, IA
@2s34c; Elgns, 2313c; factory. 9@1Sc. Cheese-Re-
ceipts, n,269 packages market quiet; large.
SIZE; small, colored, 9Ac; part skins, 61s@7c; full
skins, SM@4c. Eggs-Receipts, COOS packages;
market steady; Western. IL. lSc.
KANSAS CITY, Oct. 27-Butter firm and I'M
changed creamery. 21G2Sc; dairy, l6QD20c. Eggs
The limited supply of fresh stock has forced
many dealers to handle storage eggs. Many pa
irons dissatisfied with the quality. The feel
ing is firm. Fresh canded Missouri and Kansas
stock, 13c dozen.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 27-Butter firm and Y
ale higher fancy Western creamery, 24e. Eggs
firm and 1c higher; fresh nearby. zoe; fresh
Western. 1SQ19c; fresh fair to good 16lsql7c
Cheese steady and in fair demand.
CHICAGO, Oct N.-On the Produce Exchange
to-day, the butter market was firm; creamery,
15Gt2Sc; dairy, 12M20c. Cheese quiet at SQS1ac
Eggs steady; fresh, 141ac.
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ss ss h rs average 10 bS dry sa avSg c
Leather.
Leather--Cak sole. 27Q9oc;. hemlock sole, 24@
z ssrp se CITY gg6 p Sk5s FRENCH kin ge
$50; city calfskin. socQ$l.l0; French caifskin.
Produce, Fruits and Vegetables.
Apples-Choice cooking. s2.25Q25o; fancy eating
Hliislla a'sose Bunch No / 81; No. ?. 75c.
Cabbage-6oae0c per hrl.
Cheese-New York faii cream. l4c; skins. case
per ID; domestic Swiss, i5c; brick 1lc limburger.
LEMONS Messina choice, 800 to box. s2.75:
fapcy 800 to box. s. 25 fancy. 800 70 box S. 50q4
Tomatoes.,H o1Ie-gr90wn 4o@ 9S per By.
ffGspssEs s x per b 5 p qer b.
Sweet Potatoes-Baltmore, S1.S5Q2; Jersey, So
crsnberrss2s5 pc per bushel crate; $3.50 per bt
Quinces-S161.2s per bu.
celery-2OaS5c per bunch
cloveE@7choice redeemed. 60 lbs g 1922;
choice. $1,000: alfalfa, choice s4.40a460; crimson
u lbs sl@125 extra tr clean 6Qa7Sc; orchard
English BLUEGRASS. "A lbs. s1.i501.75
Window Glass.
Price per box of 50 square feet. Discount, 60
SKIS to ioxiGsingle: IA. 81; A. $3.50; B. 1925;
N25; B. ST. Double: AA. s10.75; A. 1925: b.
1920 and 2Ox2O to 2Oxs0-single: AA, 5000; A.
$40; S. Double "A. s4; 4, S2-75; B. si2
49, Double IA, Steps; A, $13.75; b, SIP
$50 Double: Aa $i5; A. si4 s6 o.
26S34 to 2Sx32 and 3Ox3O to 2sx44-Singe: AA
$12 IS; A. $1l.75; B, S1G.25. Double: AA $17.25;
A, S15.50 B. Sl4.
..ssx4s q sox5o Single: "A, SIS; A. $3.50: B.
Double: AA. s2o.75: A. s2l.25: B. $40.
Timers Supplies.
Best brand charcoal tin. &c, 1Ox14, 14x2o. l2x12,
TIN best brands, &c, 14x2o: st94.25 2Ox2S. $50
1ec. block tin in bars 1885, zinc, sheet, &C. copper
bottoms. zoe: planished copper zoe; solder, 11@
12c; iron 27B s2.25: &c 2.75; iron, best bloom,
galvanized 75c and 10 per cent: lead. pressed
bars. &c.
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NEW ORLEANS, oct 27.-Cotton steady Sales.
1880 bales. Ordinary. t5,c; good ordinary, &c;
low middng. 5-16c: middling 5ssc good mid
ding, l3-16c middling fair, 1-16c. Receipts,
II, 1877 bales: stock, ISL ,712 bales
MEMPHIS. Oct. 27.-Cotton steady: middling
55sc. receipts. 5,32 bales; shipments 2,15S bales;
stock, So. 165 bales; sales, 800 bales
NEW YORK, Oct. Election closed steady
middling upands Lie; middling gulf, 5-16c
sales 1885 bales
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Metals.

NEW YORK Oct. 27--Freights quiet and
steady. Pig iron warrants armer at $500 bid and
81 asked Conper-Lake easy at 1O.S714c bid and
IL asked. Tin steady at 49, zoe bid and l3soc
asked. Shelter quiet at 3 lac bid and 4.25c asked
Lead-Exchange hrmer at 39215c bid and s95c
asEed; brokers' firm at 3S7lac
ST. LOUIS. Oct. 27.-Lead dull at 3.75c asked.
Shelter nominal at 4c
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Mary H. Myers addition, 700 Park avenue $3.50.
A. simmons raze frame building. old l46 North
New Jersey street. $780,
William Thomas Gale, addition. % Tabor street,
$3.50.
Louisiana street White river. Sl,0oO.
IT. ! Milican. brick stOreroom, near depot
Clifford avenue, s., 600.
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wednesday,s Bank clearings.

At Chicago-C1earings, 81 1856 $685. New York
excl snge, l0e premium; posted rates, S4.S3 and
SAS6.
At New Orleans-Clearings ST. 0s0Ol2
At New York-Clearings $l20. Cos, $780, balances.
$5,6i4, 397.
AT Boston-clearings. sl611.s4O; balances.
$2,164,679.
AT St. Louis-clearings. s4,ss1.s2s balances,
s675 621.
Al MISUNDERSTANDING. s341 .52S; balances
SIP l07
Al MISUNDERSTANDING sllls9 2s5; balances.
$297 160
At Cincinna,i-cl earings. g.
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VITAL STATISTICS OCT. 81.
Deaths.

Jemes Grigsby, ninety-fve years, 1908 South
eastern avenue, pneumonia
Hannah Campbell sixty years, PSI Mclean
street. congestion of lungs.
Justus Grosch, seventy-eight years, 612 Lincoln
street senility.
Salle jackson. twenty-four years, 227 Ringgod
street consumption.
Mary Noble, sixty years. 1431 North New Jersey
street. hemorrhage.
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medium, ss.5oGss5. Wheat higher. closing nc
sellers for December a5.a ihc BUYERS fer May
and sold up 1ssc more on q ,aft Of bull news, late
Ealing nd hack bnt rs bs and eSens rs 6ssw The tor
4. track. sol No; hard, cash. goo sol a
lures strong in sympathy with wheat and on a
firm Liverpool market but late eased off, clos
ing fraction higher than yesterday. spot
because Of the rise in wheat and corn, December
showing an advance Of &c an May lsqsc fos
the day. Spot higher; No :, cash. elevator, 1Slac
cenber. islsc Nav. 2fSsa21le. Rye higher It
46izc. Corn meal steady at s1.45. Bran dull; east
seed higher at Sl.o0ib Prime timothy seed. 81 IS.
Hay firm for choice grades, which is compare
Butter firm; creamery. 19Q2ii4e; dairy. 12ll9c.
Eggs irrn at 1se. Whisky lower at Sis Cotton
standard mess johbing Ss:25 Lard better; prime
extra short-clear. s5.75; ribs, 1913: shorts Sc.
Dry-salt meats-Boxed shoulders. S5S7h; extra
ceiptsIFiour 5 ooo BIS wheat 2s go bu corn
5000 bu; oats, $4,000 bu Shipments-Flour. COCO
5000 bu ea'' NV ~ N-' '-'O'O ~ O'S'
BALTIMORE, Oct. 27.-Flour firm and I'M
changed; receipts lS24G brls; exports 3 sSl bTs.
cember. G.00i% QfO0is; steamer No 2 red, $40
94s4c receipts II, 595 bu; Southern wheat by sam
pie s5c6lsl.oOla; Southern on grade s5lAcGsl OoA.
Corn strong; spot, November, 3lA@3i12c; Decem-
ne dscept eid @ bS sssas ns S eor
3lQS2c; Southern yellow, S2Q3Sc; Oats firm; No.
No. western 531ac bid; receipts q, 1sl bu Hay
steady; choice timothy, S13Q1360. Grain freights
firm; steam to Liverpool. per bu. 4Ad. Novem-
Rer b Cork S orders per 81 S and Mo
changed. Eggs firm and unchanged. Cheese
steady and unchanged.
TOLEDO. Oct. 27.--wheat higher and easy;
cash. 94Ac; December, 9Skc; MAY. 974c. Corn
&c; December. 27Ac; May. so1sc. Oats dun and
steady No. mixed 1Slsc; No white, 2025c.
Bye higher and firm, No. 2, 4Sl9c; No. 3. 45c;
Glover seed active and steady: prime cash and
October, 49, 30; December sS.S21s; January. 1895;
CINCINNATI Oct. 27.--Flour steady. Wheat
fImer; No. red, CSC. Corn dull; No mixed.
&c Oats dull; No. mixed, 20il 0201ac. rive
firm and higher No 2 47c Lard quiet at $430
Bulk meats steady at s460. Bacon quiet at SOP
Whisky steady at S1.19 Butter steady. Sugar
dull. Eggs firm at lac. Cheese firm.
LIVERPOOL, Oct 27.-Lard-Prlme Western
dull at 23s Wheat-Spot, No. red Northern
spring, new. firm at rs 7l6d Corn-American
mixed spot steady at IS I'D; October quiet at
81 ID: November quiet at Ss I'D; December quiet
at IS 1l5d.
DETROIT. Oct. 27.--Wheat-No. ] white, 96iRc;
No. red 96lzc December, 97i4c; MAY csc; No.
red 93l9c. Corn-No mixed. Csc. Oats-No. 2
mixed 22Ac. Rye-No. 2, 4Ssic.
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Ada and Deloss Flick, 1OS North New Jersey
Stella and H. c. Allen, 1907 Hillside avenue
boy.
nue., boy.
Belle and George Sims, Concord street, boy.
Annie and William Sullivan, 2450 South Merd-
ian street, girl.
Lena and John Lux. 42s East Wabash street.
boy.
street. girl.
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NEW YORK. Oct N.-Caifornia dried fruits
steady. Evaporated apples. common, 567c per ID /;
prime wire tray size Wood dried. prime, &c;
Id, to size and quality Apricots. ROYAL, 7D
SIC; Moor Park. 9No1lc. Peaches, unpeeled 7I
lie; peeled, 12017c per H.
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Kansas City Journal.
II is safe 10 say there are five thousand
Indiana posts who can write better verses
than Tom Johnson is grinding out in New
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TRADE IN GENERAL.

Quotations at st. Louis, Baltimore,
Cincinnati and other Places.
ST. LOUIS Oct. 27.-Flour higher: patents
$lS5Q5; straights. s4.50Q465: clear. $lsl5a4.S0;
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LIVE STOCK.
Good Cattle Steady-HOEs Active and
LONer-SheeD StnadY.

INDIANAPOLIS. Oct. 27.-Cattle-Receipts. 500;
shipments, 15o Good grades of fat stock sold at
steady prices. while common and medium kinds
were slow and rather weaker.
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Hogs-Receipts, 1850: shipments, 100. The
supply was fair and the quality good. The mar
ket opened quiet later ruled active and 5G7Isc
lower, packers and shippers buying. The closing
was steady at the decline.
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backs is TO % lbs average &c: 10 TO IA lbs aver
age, 7ssc; to lbs average, SIC In dry salt, 1sc
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Leather--Cak SOLE 27Q30c; hemlock sole, 24Q
2ec; harness. 3l4S7c: skirting 34Q4le; single
strap. 3SQ4lc; city kip GOOSE; French kip, s0cQ
$40: city calfskin. s0cQsl.l0; French caifskin,
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-02-09
Mcveagh's Grand Bail.

Rome. Feb. 9.-Wayne MacVeagh, the
American ambassador to Italy. and Mrs.
MacVeagh gave a grand ball at the
American embassy last night A thou
sand guests were i'm attendance. in
Guiding diplomats from the various le-
cations. Italian political leaders, artists
of world dwide reputation and Americans
as we'll as other foreigners residing in
Rome were also present. King Humbert
and Queen Margaret arrived at II
in the evening. accompanied by Premier
Rudini and other members of the cabi-
net and court dignitaries. Queen Mar
garet danced the quadrille d'honneur
with Ambassador MacVeagh. having as
visavis Ambassador II. De Bulow, the
German representative at the Italian
court. who mad Mrs. NacVeagh as a
partner. The scene was a brilliant and
animated one, the splendid rooms being
handsomely decorated. The supper was
pronounced a great success
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srs that you were speaking the exact
truth, though ! csnnot imagine that any
thing any different from what you have
written could have been SO thoroughly
and epjoyabiy convincing as the book as
IL stands.
BY the way, you may be interested to
know that the Chileno ship "Esmsrslda"
on which you served and of which you
write, "sn old wooden corvette which
for all know may be hanging ON to the
ring OF hei anchor In Valparaiso yet," is
at the bottom Of the sea, sunk by Peru
vian monitor In the early part of the war
between the two Republics sixteen years
ago. 1t was Q gallant tight she made
and her admiral and crew are hoporsd
for IL In their native land while new
cruiser, the one our Charleston chased,
was named for the brave ship. Perhaps
some OF your shipmatas and some OF the
Peruvian sailors you helped to lick that
glorious night in Valparaiso were In the
memora ple engagement.
THE REVIEWER.
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1t appears from the annual report Of the
Msssachusetts State Board of Arbitration
and Cancellation that twenty-iour States
of the Union have made constitutional or
statutory provision for the settlement of
ind dustriai disputes. In 2l States the laws
provide for mediation between parties by
arbitration boards of one kind or
another. OF these, the statutes OF 13 States
contemplate the administration OF con-
ciliation and arbitration laws by perms-
nent State boards. The States having
such boards are Massachusetts,, New
York, Montana, Californis, New Jersey,
Ohio, Louisians, Wisconsin, Minnesota,
Connecticut, Illinois snd Utah.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-02-09

Few people OF Providence are aware of
what the enterprising and intelligent
firm of Brown tS Sharpe is doing in the
way OF broadening and streng thenipg the
intcllectual character OF the men in its
employ. In addition to a large and val
liable library, which is free To al and is
used by a grsat number of the emp loyes,
the Company has commodious lecture
room or hall in connection with lis fac
tory, here free addresses are given to the
apprentices Of the Company, the Com
pany paying the men for the time spent
at the hours lecture, the same price per
hour &C when at work. Among the
speakers Of the present winter have teen
Ir. Chaplin on Health: Prof. Bumpus on
electricity and the X rays; MIR. Bicknell,
Secretary OF the League, on What the
City Demands OF it's Young Mea; Prof
Locke of the Rhode Island School Of De-
sign; Rev. Floyd W. fompkins, Jr, {:
George Lake, Providence Steam Engine
Coz George II. Smith CT Beman, Smith &
Co.. Hon. Thomas b. Stockwell, and the
head draughtsmap of the Brown Il
Sharps Go. The example is worthy OF a
vide following - Providence Municipal
League Bulletin.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-02-09

Canea, Island OF Crete. Feb. a.-It Is
officially announced that the fires have
been totally quenched. In ALL accord :
ing TO the official report. 200 buildings
have been destroyed and 5000 Christians
nave fled. OF this number. 20O0 are on
board the British warships. The Greek
warships have taken Off the balance OF
the Christian refugees In conclusion.
the official report says that tranquility
Nigns In the town and I'm its vicinity.
and that the Turkish troops throughout
behaved in an orderly manner. No ex-
eeases are reported on their part and
IL is asserted that there has been no
plundering