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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-09-23
EXAMINATION FREE
MEDICAL ADVICE FREE
DYSPEPSIA CURE FREE.

One would have thought from the crowds
that thrOnged the Munyon offices yesterday
TINT about every other man ami woman III
Providence Is a sufferer from Dyspepsia, or
has some near and dear one afflicted with that
disease The announcement that "A sample
bottle OF TINS famous remedy was 10 De given
away FREQ 10 every one who came, ATTRACTED so
many eager seekers for health that 10y y
o o'clock 30 bottles had been disposed OF. All
day long the crowds calue and went-mer
Giants mechanics, lawyers, laborers, the man
of leisure and the man Of toll all classes or
our citizens were represented. Many won On
wives, To- others aud maldens-Were IN tho
constantly changing throng.
Faster ihan tho busy helpers could wait
upon them came the anxious ones ASKING Tor
"A bottle OF the great Dyspepsia Core.
II know IL VIII cure me. iur ! have tried
Muny Rheumatism Cure. II got bottle
of Munyon's Kidney Cure for my wife, and II
cured ner. This is great thing. "A
neighbor of mine was saved hy it," These and
similar expire ssions were heard ON all sides
over and over again. IL was truly remarkable
10 witness the confidence ~ the public IN TIE
efficacy of the Munyon Romcdlcs-a confidence
born of experience.
While these busy scenes were going on, the
corps of doctors were kept busy making ex-
aminations and diagnosing the cases OF suffer
ers, without charsc to the patients. Waiting
rooms and consulting offices were crowded all
uav and evening.
If you are sick, and not sure what ails you.
90 10 the Munyon Company and have your
specialists There are certain disea.o os and
complications which cannot be intelligent ~ y
treated until they have been first carefully
diagnosed. This Is especially true ot catarrh
al and similar troubles Professor Munyor
employs "A corps Of skilled physicians Their,
is ahsJlurely no charge 'or examination OF
aivice. There Is not the slightest obligation &C
spend penny.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-09-23
MISS CHEEvER DROWNED.
Daughter of DIR. Cbeevcr OF Boston
Meets Death While Bathing.

Cohasset Sept. 20. Miss Marion
Cheever, daughter OF DIR. David w.
Choever. emeritus professor of surgery in
Harvard University and chief visiting
surgeon of the Boston City Hospital, was
drowned while bathing on Sandy beach.
.Ierusalom road extension, near and In
sight of her fathers summer residence
yesterday.
The Young lady entered the water,
which was very ccd. soon after 10 o'clock,
and ut about noon her body was found
floating IN the surf near the shore. All
the mem bers of her family were away
when she left the house. put returned
soon after the body was found. It is sup
posed that she was seized with cramps
Drs. G. b. Brigham and y. II. Howe
nnd her father and willing volunteers
worked over her several hours IN futile
efforts at resuscitati0n.
Miss Cheever was between % and 2S
years Of age OF very attractive appear
ance and very popular with all who en-
Joyed her acquaintance. she was strong
swimmer, which undoubtedly accounts
for her having entered the water when
many less hardy person would have
sbunnod Its 10y ooldnesS.
The funeral arrangements have not yet
been oompleteu, but 10 is probable that
the body will oe taken to Boston for in.
terment. DR. Cheever's winter residence
is in that city.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-09-23

THE MONETARY
COMMISSION.
Indianapolis Committee Hollis It's
First Meeting.
Suggestions For Reforming the Cur
rcncy system Are Solicited by It.

4 Washington, n. c., Sept. % 3-The first meet
ing Of the monetary commission appointed
under the authority OF the convention OK bust
ness men held last January in indianapolis
was held yesterday NJ the Arlington Hotel,
with ex- Senator George h. Edmunds OF Nor'
mont as chairman of the commission and Col
onel George E. Leighton Of ST. Louis vice.
chairman. The Attendance included eight OF
the eleven membors Besides Senator Edmuncs
ami Colonel leighton there were present Mr..
c. stuart Patterson of Philadelphia, John
Fryes of Nortn Carolina. ex.Secretary Charles
:. Fairchild Of New York, Thomas q. Bush
of Alabama, Professor j. Laurence Laughlin
of Chicago and Judge Robert ;. Taylor of
Indiana.
All o, the members arc Of high standing IN
the business world az home, and sacrifice
their time and pcrsonol business interests,
serving without compensation.
The exact method OF work was not fully
determined Yesterday. but tho majority, judg-
ing from their individual expressions, are IN
favor of banking currency ana its gradual
substitution for the existing government legal
tender notes. The members recognize the fact
that public sentiment has not largely crystal
lied upon the currency subject, and that IL
will not be easy securing the prompt accept
anco by Congress Of their recommendation.
They feel. however, that "A strong report, lay
ing down the principles Of "a scientific cur.
rency," would clear the air.
The commission will act independently OF
tho national administration. but they have
tho assurance of the president and Secretary
Gage that their work will receive cordial con-
sidoraton.
While the commission were not able 10 de-
eide yesterday fully upon their plan OF work.
they propose'to solicit suggestions from all
persons in the country having financial
knowledge or plans for currency reform. They
will not be able TO give verbal hearings, except
10 a few persons who will appear by invita-
ton. and they prefer written statements.
They propose TO receive oil suggestions adj
dressed 10 "The Monetary Commission" at
Washington. and TO consider them, with n
view to winnowing from the entire mass the
most valuable suggestions. When these have
been siftcd the commissioners will take up
the question Of framing a definite measure of
legislation.
They may take up separately such topics rs
the gradual retirement of the legal tender
notes, the creation of bank note currency,
based upon assets the creation of safety
fund, exchange between New York and the
country banks and the creation OF branch
banks, and an effort will DO made TO combine
tho best features under each head into n har'
monious apd comprehensive currency law.
There is some doubt whether rho work of
the commission can be concluded before the
meeting OF Congress in December There will
be no undue haste, but II is believed that the
work can be concluded and bill and report
presented TO Congress by the beginning Of the
new year.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-09-23
MARTIN AND
DEPUTIES.
Put Under Heavy Bail on
Serious Charges.
BONDS FIXED AT $4,000.
Murder and Felonlous Wounding
Allegations Made.
BONDS FIXED AT $4,000.
ADMISSIONS OF THE WITNESSES

Wilkosbarre, Sept. %. Tho taking Of
testimony IN tho preliminary hearing OF
the commonwealth VS., Sheriff Martin and
has deputies was resumed yesterday.
= Many of tho commonwealth strongest
witnesses admitted on cross-examinRtion
that their object in going to Letimer was
TO got tho men at work thore to quit ard
join them.
Anthony Benovitch testified that he
was in tho seventh row OF the marching
column. The sheriff called out some
thing. Then he took hold of the witness
by tho coat collar and pointed his re-
volver at him.
Witness pushed the revolver aside.
Then he heard the sheriff give the com
mand 10 lire. do said Martin was about
300 yards in advance of the deputies
Martin Sholocki was suffering much
rain from bullet wound in the shoulder
when he took the stand. Ho salu that he
was running toward the bush when he
was shot. He saw the sheriff in the mid
die of the road heard him say something.
and Immediately the firing began. lie
admitted that he was with the mob at
West Hazolton in the morning when the
sheriff warned them to go home.
Mrs. Kate CaZ, who resides at Lati-
mer, swore that the neighborhood was
terrorized because of the rumor that got
around tint the strikers intended to blow
uD the town.
The judges thought sufficient evidence
had been produced to hold the defendants
for trial. lho shoriif aud the deputies
then came before the bar and entered bail
for trial in the sum OF $4,000 each 5000
for murder and $1,000 for feoniously
wounding. A bond was provided by u
Philadelphia trust company.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-09-23
RECTORS IN SESSION.
Fall Meeting of the Providence Canvoca-
ton o. Episcopal Churches.

The fall meeting of tho Pre- vidence
CeHpeeation Of Episcopal Churches WAS
held yesterday afternoon at the Chapel Of
TRANSPORTATION on Broad street, Elm
wood.
Archdeacon Tucker presided over the
business meeting az which were received
the reports from tho various missionary
stations. Considerable other routine
business was transacted.
The evening service was held in the
chapel, being opened ly song serivce
The sermon for the occasion was preached
by the Rev. Henry Bassett rector of the
Chu3rh of the Epiphany, on Potters
avenue. no taking for his subject sun
day School Work. y
MIR. Bassett spoke Of the large amount
of money expended annually for the mem
tai education of tho children and COM
pared it with the work being done in the
way of moral and spiritual training. He
spoke OF the necessity of having teachers
whose hearts are in the work. and who
should realize the responsibility of the
work they have undertaken.
Following the sermon there was col
lection for the baneiit OF the diocesan
missions and benedicton was pronounced
by Archde8ooD Tucker.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-09-23

Mrs. Mary Hatch, No. 6ls North Main
street, Providence, r. J., says: II was "A
great sufferer from "A mos distressing form of
dyspeI STA and liver complaint, with all the
terrible symptoms Of those diseases. / was
discouraged A | had tired n number Of the
best physicians in Providence, and had taken
9ll kinds of patent medicines without relief,
i became discouraged, and thodght there was
no help for mo. IL was with little faith tnat
began using Munyon's Dvspc ,~ia and Liver
Cures. but the results were beyond NY oNpec-
tatlons. one vial each ot these wonderful
remedies have completely cured me, and
cannot praise them too much. +"
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-09-23
THE MIKADO'S, CLAIM.
Steamer City of China May BE Seized
to Make 1t Good.

San Francisco. Sept. 20 According to
advioes brought by the steamer Empress
of China there is a report in Japan to the
effect that the Pacific Mail steamship,
City Of China may be seized TO secure the
Mikado's claim against the Hawaiian
government. The vessel is now under
tho hawaiian flag and in case Of annexa-
tion will demand subsidies for carrying
the mails.
lho Japan Mail commenting or the
prospects of Japanese seizure OF ships,
says thar the claim made by Japan will be
settled by arbitration and that the island
will probably be able 10 pay award in
favor OF Japan.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-09-23
OFFICERS AND CREW SAFE.
Whaling Bark Cape Horn Pigeon
Wrecked on a Rocky Coast

Port Townsend. Wash, sept. 23 The
American schooner Progress arrived this
morning, thirtytwo days from Yoko-
hama having on board nine mem bers OF
the crew oi tho American whaler bark
Cape Horn Pigeon, which was wrecked
on a rocky coast. IT, miles from Hakodate,
on the night of July IL
The bark had 1000 barrels Of sperm oil
and lot of whalsbono in her hold. Her
officers ana crew escaped in small boats
Gui saved nothing.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-09-23
Damage Nv FreSh.t.

Tacoma. Wash, Sopt. 2a-China nd.
vices per steamer Empress of china which
arrived 40 Victoria Tuesday night, ruvurt
that this wears irc,het was lower bv
moro than "a foot than those OF prpccd ing
years. In spite ~ this one hundred thou
sand people have boon rendered. destitute
and the damage 10 property is estlm ite1
at about 81, OJO, COO
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-09-23
THE DIPHIHERIA CASES.
Three More In WoOn'Oc and TwJ In
Sla ersvile.

In Woonsocket yesterday tbrse new
cases OF diphtheria were reported To the
authorities. which makes l3 cases in
all reported since Saturday.
Two cases have been reported in Slaters-
Vile ana the officials have taken precau .
tions against further contagion.
Soue OF the cases now on hand in
Woonsocket are considered quito serious
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-09-23
FOR THE SPEEDWAY.
In a Fortnight tn: New Driveway VIII
Be Completed.

Chairman Demin9 of tho Park Com
nilsson Is Of the opinion that the new
driveway at Roger Williams Park will be
completed early in October.
Work was commenced yesterday on the
Eleanor Field lot and the speedway will
be 80 feet wide and will be a popular place
for the lovers Of fast horses, unless speed.
ing Is prohibited.
Tho commissioners want sl5. 600 TO com =
ploto the playground.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-09-23
Option on Coal Fislls.

San Francisco Scrt - The Southern
Pacific railway t.dnks II oiil SION de.
velOp grea Iircs in tie state 90 = nora.
Mexico Iige prominent ol rials a. tpc
company with ~. T. Huntington nt their
hend have just ftturned from % fsttr
visit 90 that region The company has
seCiirej m option on whit IL ielicved 10
he rich anthracite ccai folds az wide nrea.
Mr. Huntington Saws that the coal -iro-
stuarr.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-09-23
Special Apparatus for Each Case,

tThe Munyon offices are thorous hiy equipped
for the treatUent OF every form Of catarrh.
Munyon's special apparatus reaches all the
diseased and sore spots and effects positive
cure. There is no cutting, m burning, no
caustics the treatment consists ot mild and
soothing lotions, which give relief from the
first application and OF internal remedies.
which act ON tho blood and nerves and
thoroughly eradicate the disease.
III you have catarrh Or any throat or lung
complaint. call and receive free trial local
treatment
TREATMENT BY MAIL,
nrite Professor Munyon for advice, which
Il ABSOLUTELY FREE The most obstinate
eases successfully treated IN ftrictost con.
iidcnce. Guide 60 Health, FREE.
Open all day and evening. sum
day = 10 3.
col Washington street.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-09-23
JACKETS.

Early fall weight jackets. for Misses
and children.
30 Cnildren's 5 REFERS at eos ench.
30 Children's REFERS at $50. each.
200 Children 5 REFERS, at 81. 40 each.
Just the thing for early fall wear.
and are marked at about half-prioe.
Misses jackets 100 fall jackets for
Misses, sizes II. 10 and Is, 50. 9S and
e49S.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-09-23

Munvon's static-electric apparatus cures
swollen and stiff joints, paralysis, pains in
goat neuralgia and female troubles are re.
lievsi in n few moments. sufferers from
nervous prostration.-the BRAN weary-the
broken down, all find the new electrical in
fuence powerful help.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-09-23
Discount Rate Increas cd.

LONDON, Sept % Tho Bank Of England
has increased its rate of discount TO ~
per cent
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-09-23
Ostrich Feathers,

Ostrich feathers VIII be ono Of the
most popular trimmings for hats this
fall. We can show you large line OF
Prince OF Wales and bunch tips at the
most popular prices-23c. up to $40 W.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-09-23
THE OLD STORY
OF LOVE AND LIFE,
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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-09-23
MUNYON
BRINGS
HEALTH,
Relief at Last Tor Scores OF Sufferers In
His Great Remedy for
DYSPEPSIA
,io People Have Called al Munyon's
Offices and Received Sample Wal
FREE.
The Big Public Test Continues Al Week
and at the Same Time Munyon's
The Big Public Test Continues Al Week
and at the Same Time Munyon's
DOCTORS

Will Examine All Patients Who Visit Them
Give Them Thorough Nedieai ex-
animation, and Tell Them
How to Get Well, and
Not Charge Penny
forTheir Ser
Vices.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-09-23
Ribbons. Ribbons.

Roman stripes, plaids, fancy checks.
peau do sole, fancy MORE, plain and
moire taffeta The brightest conjur-
ings Of the silk weaver's art. Ihe
richest, prettiest daIntiest ribbons.
Ribbons for every use--for hat beauti-
Tying, for dress trimmlnas-anythi
-eyerything. And the pricesg Much
less than the same qualities and styles
can pe bought for elsewhere. Now the
scissors will flash and activity reign
in the ribbons, among the ribbons,
through the ribbons.
Bows of all descriptions made free of
charge.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-09-23
Fancy Feathers.

Where will you find the assortment
that you see herey We can not des-
cribe them To YOU. Tho variety Is
endless Come and see for yourselves.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-06-05

4i@ Ante-It's funny about ow ola
cat We can't keep her sway from ths
poker table.
M. Age Nothing strangs abous
that Naturally she's looking after IL
kitty, ''-TwinkleA
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-06-05

A thorough building up Of the dis
ordered nervous system follows the
use Of Paine's celery compound. 1t
dispels harmful humors from the
blood, and increases its value, and at
the same time its nourishing capac-
ity. The power Of Paine's celery
compound over dyspepsia. skin dis
eases, headaches, kidney derauge-
ments and other disorders, 10 un.
questioned BY the most competent
authorities.
Don't suffer from headaches. de-
epondent spells, melaEcholis or any
form Of depression that comes from
Indigestion or liver disorder. Trust
Paine's celery compound. You will
not be the first person. nor the Sec
ond. nor the hundredth, north thous-
sndth it has permanently and speed
lily cured Of the same trouble.
The nervous system when de-
ranged 10 like clock without Q bal.
ance wheel that goes 600 fast
and strikes every few minutes.
The nerves need to be regulated or
they quickly '.run down." Just % .
clock would do. The regular. I'M
hurried tic-tic-tic Of the heart
means that it 10 working in . healthy
manner. Palpitation and throbbing
point to q dangerous lack Of nerve
force, that sooner or later will lead
to fatal heart failure.
At the first Indication Of deficient
nerve force, be il heart trouble or
nervousness. Paine's celery COM
p0und should be used to supply the
seeded vigor. build up the waning
vitality, drive ont disease and guard
against future mischief.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-06-05

Few professional men have had
the varied helpful. successful career
IT Rev. Henry G. Perry, of Chicago,
A native Of Philadelphia. he be.
came An honored man Of Kenyon
ollege; was admitted to the Ohio
bar and licensed by the supr eme
'ourt of Illinois; served a. U. s.
'haplain under Gen. Davidson in the
:ivil war. He edited the Pacific
;hurchman in San Francisco and be-
came rector of Trinity church in that
eity. and in 1870 took charge Of St.
Psul's, now the pro-csthedral of
II Springfield, Ill. DR.. Perry 10
now the second senior priest in
,ity residence in Chicago. He writes
che following letter:
Chicago, ILL.,, April z. 1897.
Messrs. Wells, Richardson & Co.:
Dear Substituting suffered Sc
serely from the grippe during the
~inter, last month l began taking
Paine's celery compound, ut the mr.
cent instance Of friend who recon-
mended It very highly. 1 soon felt
'ts beneficial effects, and deem it Q
-peedy and excellent remedy In such
'ases; 90 much 80 that I freely send
you this Endorsement, and commend
70 use to all similar su6seers. 1t is
. boon - - sick. Truly yours,
Henry G. Perry.
PainSS celery compound can be
trusted 70 make one well. The On.
shusiest1c accounts from near friends
md relatives whom il has cured Of
kidney and liver troubles, or . gen.
eral s'ruA down" state of health,
gives assurance to thousands of the
marvellous power Of this greatest OF
remedies.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-06-05

There is nothing Just as good 40
DIR. Kings New Discovery for Con-
sumption, Coughs and Colds, so de-
mand it and do not permit the dealer
to sell you some substitute. He will
not claim there is anything better.
but in order to make more profit he
may claim something else to be just
as good. You want DR.. Kings New
Discovery because you know it to
be safe and reliable. and guaranteed
to do good or money refunded. For
Coughs. Colds. Consumption and
for ali affections of Throat, Chest
and Lungs there is nothing 80 good
a. is DR.. Kings New Discovery.
Trial bottle free at Hartz & UIle-
meyers drug store.
Regular size SO cents and 81.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-06-05
The Growth OF Flower.

Il has been noted that large number
Of species OF plants have their flowers
bending to the southeast when opening.
The well known compass plant, Silphi.
um laciniatum, IL one Of this class.
Some 30 years ago a paper was present.
ed to tho Academy Of Natural Sciences
Of Philadelphia, showing that all the
growth made In the flowers Of the com.
pass plant was made within two or three
hours after sunrise. All growth after
this was at standstill until the next
day. Il has since been noted that the
flowers which turn toward the southeast
In opening, ~ already referred to, arc
those which choose this particular part
Of tho day as their growing time. Il ID
just possible that the the heat and light
after tho rising Of the sun has an infiu
enoe on growth ut that time, and this
may be the reason for the turning in this
particular direction. All plants have q
specific time Of growth, some in the
morning. some ut midday and some al
svening or night. Growth is rot contin.
nous In any plant. Monthly.