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The islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1891-1899, 1897-11-25
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The islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1891-1899, 1897-11-25
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
UNITED STATES LAND OFrIcx
Seattle, WASH, Nov. s, 1897.

UNITED STATES LAND OFr1cx
Seattle, WASH, Nov. s, 1897.
NOTICE is hereby given that the follow
Ing named settler has filed notice Of
ms intention to make final proof in SUM-
port Of his claim, and that said proof win
Be made before the Clerk Of the Superior
Court, at Friday Harbor, Washington. on
Friday, December 3lst, 1897, viz:
ANDERs GUSTAV svENsON.
He names the following witnesses to
cultivation Of said land, viz:
Homestead application number 1885
fox the Sw Of Ne and lots l, 2 and s,
Sec: Twp. So, N. R.lW.
John 81: Snowden, Nils Matson, An
Peter Norris, Doe Bay washington.
EDWARD +. TREMPER, Register.
Date first publication Nov. 18th, 1851.
The islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1891-1899, 1897-11-25
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

First publication October 81, 1897.
The islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1891-1899, 1897-11-25

1tOBERT BRIDGES,
Commissioner of Public Lands
Decorah-posten., 1897-03-16
Wammutbopr iamtiois meb Den
ueifene.

Sioite CONNER itsbte man / ytar-
9sbsn al gDen SomIt / Sibirien pda
ct fuloit9noist MammutbItslet idms
men msb Spor efter Menneiter. Den
fsrite ubfsrlige Wsbbslelie ON bette
Guno foreligger M / bet iioit ubtomre
Sefte af ct sibsitrift, iom uogiOes al
bet antropologiite Sslftab / Gien.
Spbasslfsn iteoe psb en- Mano, ION
life bapbe npsen QnslIe ON oens Be-
tpbnins. Gn peb g~pgnineen al aa.
tbeoraltirtsn i somit aniat Waro
Iftiloe bsnte Sano og itette oeruroer
pad Ben / ben frosne Sanb6reo. Def
lptteoes BAN at tr9fte frem en- Del al
llnbertjHpen pda Ct Mummut6bbr. pa
bette Suno bleo betjenot, be9ap e.
Meblsm al Observation-Disclosures
iammen meb be 8polosiite profesi ,rsr
aa3c3iito Os 2ebman Jig til StsOst, Og
bisis lob M ~anitils pioere uograps
ninssr, iom foregit laspis / fem 0ags,
til man naaebe ct 0pb al 9 JOB.
Den dnpen Dag Tom Wdmmutbbes
meme for 0asens 2ps. De laa / uor,
ben paa en- Sperflabe at s R.ters
lenspe % 81 Metsrs grsObe. 9aa
Steost fanot man Spor.ne al ct msgst
fort SIoitsb, 2 Mstsr / @jennemIrii;
osiaa 9ulsne laa ubiprsete omfring.
Wan fanbt ogiaa 5lintitDttsr, @2rts
tei at Sten og 10 3r9itptter, llnS'r
Mdmmutbbsnene laa tire andre, Il
bpilte 10 mauIte til6srer Ell Msn1lts.
0etts 5uno er for Si6irisn II iau
msget itsrrs getponin1, iom let.
Itisnt 9anost sr rist pad 9epninaer +
ter Mammutbopr. bog sr bet fsrite, /
: bpiltst man bar iuuost ct naitsn fulos
Decorah-posten., 1897-03-16
SOrgcns @arisbco.

ia COB Zone iOreItriper beltemte
Sioer Ior Gpr9, uil oct maaIte lite
pGre mansen en- 2eierinoe uoeltommet
at p1re unocrrettet berom, itriper icr
"Su5 og Sjem". Den f~orteite Spr9eS
Ito ior N9teialen er ct Nar; oerai
faloer ler Wnaneoer pna orb og isr
WIaGneOer paa balu SUrg. On fint'
fsleuoe os i'm Mauo opri9tlgt ier9enoe
SnItrn oil uoItrGtte Den opbe Sorg III
Ct Var, | buffet bun bRrer Spiietter al
mat, tort ulpitoi, Sat meo lunst arepps
Ilsr os matiorte Saniter. Sele Drag
ten, oeri meore9net lluoeritisrt, maa
bodies tort. bet nnoet gar re9ner
mar ier Waaneber / entel Gctg, bet
oil iiae uben SlDr. ps leg Maancoer
4 Saloiur9, / builfsn man Tan ieie
9raat o8 o9 buiot TT bet forte.
ut man / Spraeiioen life inogaar
@ateitab os bIiuer ijernt fra Seie9 o9
6ornstelier, iplser al fig ielp. Gno'
otoere b~etlener man Jig / benne 2,o al
%lortranoet S~reopopir.
5ur en- @nfemano aifortes ben fore
o9 Den life Sorg meo ier Mauneoer.
Dog pil man anie oct ipm ct 3esn paa
fjGrlis Sbufommclie, ON osiaa ban
lorlen9er 2iOen. Spr9ebrasten be-
itaar al FORT Intr9f, tort Clips. breo
Sreppitribe on Satten ps ben uenitre
Srerarm Os lorte Sanolfer.
SUr 6orGlore pg 8eplteforaIore bGs
rer man oDb SOr9 / 6 0taaneoer %
Salpior9 / 6. 6Ur Sgitre er 9ioen 3
W~taaneoer opb SOr9 % 3 Waaneoer
Salpiorg. Scr andre Slastninse onls
frius 3 Waaueber. Der iauucr man
beItemte Gegler, us man bsr tase
Senlpu til Observation-Disclosures % ben
6Orbinoelic, nan bar bapt meo ben
NibDoe.
Sprgen ipr ct Barn retter Jig ganlfe
eiter 6prRlorenes Sglelier. st gar
er oilers osiaa Der ben almiuoelise 2iO.
GOnoOlauccpiiitter pleier q at
beipnre 40 Tiger efter 2~eosfaloet.
Decorah-posten., 1897-03-16
Srptcitautcruc

/ Sraufris er life mango; De uosjsr Inn
10000 blanot Ell Beioltnma paa 3S
Wilioner &otboltfer; men bog ipiaer
be Ell i%remtrnoeuoe &oqe. Sch I'm
itrenst moraIife SGro, fin Oplpsnins,
i'm l%lrbeiOsfraIt % jim @nisbeo sr be
bleune til en- Mast. On itor Mnn9oe
betpoelise Statsembeoer lisser / Bro.
~teitauters Sancer. ps peo uniusrIites
terne inotaser De en- astet Sitting.
Oct par oct proteltantiife Gamiune,
iom isrit iillUo Jig bet ubprs Sruo paa
bepoet Stlt at ieuOe fine Sisebprn til
De pffsntli9e Stoler. Oct pruteitaus
tiite Clement sirr osiaa lin SnbHp.
belle eisloenoe i ben ~irauife auinoss
bepa9elie % beirier ben for mango
llouetiter.
Decorah-posten., 1897-03-16
Sra inaaa Igcrn porer DC
itoltc GgctrGer.

&irgil bar SDu al en- Spparter.
Somers 5aoer uar 6nrmer.
Scope a Spn al en- Sisbmaub.
Geruautes oar alminoelig Soloat.
9orace par Gpn al en- SaubIenoe.
9smoitbeues a Spu al en- 8nip.
inch.
Ntiltons Saner par Hantslaauer.
Sbafeipeare bar Spn al Ell ulb.
baubler.
Sliper Gromwells Saoer bar Srp9s
ger.
GlGnoe lorraine bapbe lart 8piteis
baseriet.
9uciens Saoer lapeoe @ibsfisurer.
aaroinal @olisp pur Spu al ell
Slaster.
9aui.l 9sioe par Soiefremmsr us
Ssn Of Ell Slaeter.
&obert Burns 5aoer bar 8lcpfiprer
/ Ipribirc.
GbriftoIer Columbus bar Sgn al
en- 8aper % bauce usiaa ielu lnrt
SaauopRrfet.
Benjamin 5ranflIn par uplart 2p,
ppgrai % bans 5aeer bar 2pleitsber
o. SRbeIpoer. St..
Decorah-posten., 1897-03-16
Nnonn nnpia

brpoer man / Gngldno I'm 6ierns meo
S%noretningen al en- 4loeroomsForiers
%9elIesanitalt for 0rbeioere, her CT
bleOne arbeiosuOpgti8e, og Strgmme at
glpt % 9ogir1ttsriUrrte Ct Tlgoie /
aIebaunoe proistter oerom, uOer al Der
erom er iommet noqst haauogyibeIigt
tltdno | laa !osnieenos. Deyimoo bar
en- iadoan 6OrisrseliesonitaIt ior GAM
Ie % ubIliote i6eite auereoe s~riittret / 10
@ar. Dstte !6uiiebitm li91tr ganite
tGt peo Gouoon / Toritaotu Gcton %
fables "5ridrs placs 5lrm". Oct e.
BOG life blot ct 6iem Tor aauits inodIi0c,
men ogidd en- 5eristoIoni FOX Blot oOeys
dnitrengte 6eits, inm bar iaact en- e0er
dnoeH StabaHt, men fun bebeUer Ro
% pleie for at tommc itg iqieu. SITE
iieIoen iommsr oisie I'M ia pirteti8,
idd at oeres Giers cuonu tan bulge Dem
| mango Qdr. Nnitdlten Dpretboloe5
oeo friDiai9e giordg og oieponersr
oDer 40 beipemme % tliti9e Stable.
0ens 6ormanO er Sertugen at Bort
lamb, Der meo !6ertu9inoen life iisIosu
in'picerer % nGrer lepenoe Sntertsis
for ben. Ga. 1000 9e'ts sr bleone for
pIeieoe | actorbismmst iioen bets Stif
tsIie. 5 be iioits 4 2tar bar Der 6Der
lite Sunuar. tattst pGre en- auonpul
9eIgiorer, iunoet ct 5eitmaItjO Stec
paa anitaIten, bportil foritislige Wteos
lemmer At ariitotrntist, 2itsratsr o.
&%lnitnere pleier at oore ino6uonc. DO.
mer par Gieiter beo Mdultioet. Sc.
itene trdtteres peo oenne Geiliqbeo meu
5eits9ulersooer, INT og arpOt 8rso,
Suffer % 2Gbler. 9eres QloersprG
'ioent "getiD" oOerraitss otrbos meo en-
lioen, let forOeieliq Stage.
Decorah-posten., 1897-03-16

Ia @reen git uo al @rnnb SOtcl
taien, babe ban en- gerst paa fem 3u'
lino Dollars / i'm CONNIE"
"Dleo beuns @ruubfapitai," fut'
feor Sobnien i'm 5urteaius. "be9pnote
Z. u. Green ben 5orretnius. icm lloen
bar 9lort BAN III WiaipnRr. Wteu
ben pIrteiise perbens bersmte Getettiu
Green paaitades meo ~blanoeoe Sslelier
9aeen elter at baoe lGit / gpilerne ON
bet Storuerf, ban bapoe uoisrt ON
Nnticn, iantt ON ben 8elpunlus. ban
Dapoe Iaaet. - % uu bar on bort,
buorior ban fades '0eteftlpen'."
Decorah-posten., 1897-03-16

Ser er mango aptuosr, iom tilaocr andre
at erobrs fs; men Der er iaa, iom oil tam.
me Fs islp. - eugene Gazette.
Decorah-posten., 1897-03-16

ftGnoiqt Gttlet az bet uoosoe 81 =
peopr idmmsu mso Gtsrosrttsi, ON
bar tiIbert forbiitoriiie W(,n LITER.
Decorah-posten., 1897-03-16
Wait Gtcno o M.
tilfalas ener ttleis

TuTcs. Gn isrite &lusies U{eteriit
- isac5 Of abe 5coHbmduilu GreaBern
GomyaHu OF GeHter Boirt. Iuruer 60, (
,yor nFrmer2 Lp.nSHiu4er ltriy il
GhrHtlGu SUeu0ieu, Btborq, 3uruer 60,
., :. 2743
Decorah-posten., 1897-03-16
Smilet oplDier

gursttt saa Self. Tom bar iunosi burtis % arunois
piGlp ipr m~alariite, opspeptiits 90 uerusie uorosuer
ener Rpres CO S%aloeiuBe ueo Srusru al S%UitstteIs
RapebitterS. 90 i~aaoGnne Ipienoe aniistsr or taIriss
iiseiom DC greps. Der ~moetasts ira esres Gisrs, Tom
bert a~tteiicrer ben tore 5nmiIiemebieiHs Sir,eirait.
slauoi be RsSisnaIer. ipm Q pes al gaauer, IarHeHe
o. aeperen. mar uoset salt er r~aairroe ian rGpnes
inge!ia 6opeopIue. 9alsbrpnoe. apaime. ulpii III
gaao, Guiieuheo / gincne pa euoen oa trea afgring.
Gisie Sumstrmsr buroe i,rar sipes agt paa. Eager
man "a fin {illugt til 9itterer. pil eet GHsielige
llbiapt i~.riprHce % sipe giaos ior bet %irsieiIe uos
.ruf, Der islser iornpst Siustrait. 9riptr eu inepper
mob SgsoommeHs apit. iaa Fan Gnieret iii Suuart
pes at fable Siitsrsn ttl oirlp Ten vi. brinee big {
Sit,erbse. (g'lr.)
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-04-12
WIFE OR SISTER?
Court Will D.cide 70 Whom Adams
Money Shall B. Paid.

Who ought 60 have a dead mans
money was the question before Judge
Brown in the United States Court this
afternoon. William G. Adams of Rich
mond, Va, member of the Royal Society
of Good Fellows died several months ago
and he bcqucathed the $1,000 due after death
to his sister Kate j. J.AdamS also OF Rich
lnond. When the will of the deceased
was read his wife, Annie +. Adams. mndc
counter claim for the money coming
from the Good Fellows. The claim wns
forwarded 20 this city where tho chief
executive officers OF the supreme council
are located and tho supreme officers were
not exactly sure Of what Co do in.tho case.
The wife rs resident Of Ios Angeles
Gal. Under the circumstances the society
officers wcro of the opinion thar the
proper and safe thing to do was g. bring
the matter to the notice of The court and
have legal settlement of the DISPUTE
All parties m interest were represented nt
tho hearing today and the court will dc.
eide To whom the 5000 belongs whether 60
the wife or TO the sister to whom IL was
bequeathcd.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-04-12
Docket for April 13.
Municipal cour. OF providence.l

thurlclpal Court OF Provdence.l
Elizabeth A. Barber, petition for discharge
from guardianship; Moses J. Brines, petition
for appointment of guardian; Clarence l.
Burlington and Etts g. Burlington petition
for appointment of guardian; Caleb &. Bur.
lows, administration account: Caleb q. Bur.
rows, petition for sale of real estate William
b. Dart will for probate Peter Devlin, guar
dams account; K. Spencer Dodge, petition
Tor sale OF real estate $. Maria Dole, petition
for appointment OF administrator; Caroline
G. Earl petition for sale'ot real estate: Henry
g. Farnur, guardians account; Gabriel
Forri. petition for appointment Of administra
tor, d. n. n, C. {, a. Thomas Francis, alias
Thomas Francis de Roza, will for probate:
Ann Calvin, petition for appointment Of guar.
dian; Phebe J.. Gardner, administration ac.
count; Ellen Clancy, petition for appoint.
mcnt Of administrator in Rhode Island: vii
liam C. Hammond, administration account
and petition for order OF distribution: Robert
Hindle, petition for sale OF real estate; Hon.
ora Hollcn, Mary Iio len and Anna. Hollen, pc.
iition FOR release as guardian; Sarah Hon
kins, administration accounts: Ellcn Hub.
bard, petition for ap?ointn ent Of admini,tr..
tor; tharles jackson, petition that admin
istrator be cited 10 render account: Julia r.
tor; Hope Ladd, petition for appointment of
guardian samuel Laycock. will for probate:
Emma '. Lougblin, petition that executor be
cited 10 render account; Francis H. Nc.
Catfrcy. petition for appointment II admin.
istrator; Alice McSolcy, administration ac.
count: Robert Murry Morris foreign will
for record Charles W. Parsons, administr,.
tion account; John Pcirce. will for probate
George u. Sammis, petition for order Of dis.
tribution; Hemuth Schmidt. petition for ci.
tation to administrator g. render account
Bridget sheehan, will for probate: Alice W.
Stone, guardians account: Margaret Sulli.
van, petition for appointment Of administra.
tor; Cassius NJ. G. Won Storch, petition for
appointment Of guardian; Emma T. Won
Storch, petition for appointment OF admin
istratur: hllen Towncs, petition for appoint.
mont of administrator. Walter A. Waiting.
account; Hannah E Water.
man, administration account: Matthew Wal.
son. Will for probate; Albert b. West. Helen
West. John II. West, Margaret West. Alice
". West, Roslyn Wc3'. Dorothy West AMI
George J. West, petitions pr appointment ~
guardian; > rah r. Wesicoit Naturalization
account: Mabel y. williams. petition for an.
nointmont Of administrator; Catherine F.eley.
petition for removal Of administrator.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-04-12

Mrs. Gladding was native of Bristol and
with her husband settled here many
years ago, where previous To his death
for long time he carried on the sail max.
ing business and was for number OF
years collector of customs for this port
until the office was abolished by Presi.
dent Cleveland during his first term.
The funeral will be held from her late
residence Tuesday at , p. m Three
children survive her, one son and two
daughters, Daniel w. Gladding. Miss
Henrietta Gladding and Mrs. Jerome Will
lard
At the morning service at the NJ. T..
Church yesterday Rev Henry d. Robinson
who has supplied the pulpit for the past
three years preached his farewell sermon
before large audience. He took for his
text Mathew VIII, 18th verse.
The schooner Carrie :. Hart, Captain
smith, which brought cargo of over 200
tons OF coal TO this port has been char
tered by r. NJ Martin q Son tn proceed
TO Norfolk and load for them.
Miss Laura Robinson, daughter of Rev.
H. ID. Robinson, who has taught music in
the public schools for the past three years.
Is TO locate in Attlcboro, where her father
will probably be assigned by the conference
which meets this week.
The close time law on lobster catching
expires Thursday, the 18th inst, when
quite number Of local fishermen will
pursue the business during the season.
After weeks vacation the public
schools opened this morning fur the
spring term of 10 weeks.
kickemuit Grange had we'll attended
meeting at Grange Hall Saturday even
ing. 1t was designated as "Gentlemen' :
Night There We're a number of visitors
present from neighbOriGg oranges and
AN excellent program Of vocal and instru-
mental music and readings was presented
Palm Sunday was generally observed in
the Roman Catholic churches with
special services, including childrcn's SER
vice at IT. Mark s Church i'm the afternoon.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-04-12
GRAND DUKES SUICIDE,
he Threw Himself From the Parapst
of Bridge.
Was Suffering Terribly and is Believed
to Have Been Delirious.

Cannes, France, April. ia rumor is
in circulation here today that the Grand
DukeofMecklenborg Schwerin, whosedeath
was announced as having occurred at 9
O'Clock on Saturday night here com
mitted suicide, 1t was stated that his
death was due TO aneurism of the heart.
The report that Grand Duke of Meek
ber-Schwering committed suicide was
later confirmnCd
n The Grand Duke IL appears, had been
suffering terribly and on Saturday even
ing he asked his doctor 90 leave the room
that ne might try TO sleep. During tho
absence OF the medical man and while he is
supposed to have been dclirious from n
nigh fever, the Grand Duke left his
villa and threw himself from the parapet
u few minutes later still living, but so
badly injured that he died in half an
hOur
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-04-12
He Got Money Back.

There is a story going the rounds this
morning that n man who lives not far
ilom Amy. street was the subject of a
bold up Saturday. Tom" for by
) at name he is known, was walkin1
ilong Ives street, and was met by two
policemen in citizens clothes. 1t being
after "a seasonable hour, the policemen
called upon Tom to "hold up. " Tom
yelled and started on the run for the
Wickenden street station. The policemen
started after him. Tom kept ON shouting
and becoming thoroughly frightened
took from his vest pocket $40 bill
which he threw on the sidewalk telling
the men behind him that that was ali
that he had. He felt very much crest.
fallen when he was handed his Sl9-bilP
and the vigilant police were somewhat
because they had not can-
tured live burglar or a footpad.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-04-12

Elmwood plat; Nathan II. Pearce ct Tx.
10 Josephine ~. Onge, lot on Wentworth
avenue, Edgew ood; Alfred T.. NJ. Whip
pie ct ux, Frank Schiller ct ux, three lots
at South Auburn; William +. Harmon CT
AL to Orville l.. Leach seven lots on
Auburn plateau; j. a. Budlong q Sons
Company To Mary Slocum, lot on Eden
Park plat; AL. X. Barnes To Thomas
Burdlck, twonty-six lots on Natick Villa
plat; d.. "A. Budlong d Sons Company to
Albert L. Bceler, four lots at Eden Park;
j: a. Budlong 81 Sons Company To John
Michael lot on Eden Park plat.
1he notices for the financial town meet
ing To be held in large hall at the north
end OF the grand stand at Narragansett
Park Monday, April 10, at 2 o'clock p
M, have been received from the printer
and few have been posted There are
eighteen special clauses in the warrant,
most OF which have already been published
IN The News. The appropriation to bo
asked Tor Aliens avenue Is smaller than
was anticipated. 1t is 5000. To resur.
face Broad street 5000 is asked.
The first clause Of the call asks the
town TO approve the act of the General
Assembly, passed February Q 1897,
authorizing the town to issue bonds TO the
amount of $3.50, 600
What the tax rate shall be for the com.
ing year has caused considerable discus
sion IL was agreed among many prom.
inent men few weeks ago 20 fix the rate
ut Sl."5 on every 500 valuation. Now 10
Is practically agreed to by those who can
fix IL, that IL shall he 81 10 on every SlO0
val Iation. This rate will make our val.
uation about 500, 200, 0OO and will bring "A
tax of sll1. zoo.
'lho special clauses i'm the call require
about ~, 40 90 satisfy them.
All parts of the town were witnesses 10
much cycling yesterday but Broad street
cclipsed IL all. During thc afternoon
there seemed To be n continuous counter.
march between pawtuXot and the city.
W. r. kenison Of Arlington purchased
a lively stopper on Saturday
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-04-12
DON'T FORGET YOUR HOT X BUNS AND EASTER CAKES FOR
GOOD FRIDAY.
CRANSTON.
Real Estate Transfers for The week-Ihe
Town Meeting Warran'.

Following is list Of the late real estate
transfers: Phebe :. Sheldon ct al, 10
Joseph I. Sheldon, lot on L. j. c. An
drew's plat; j. A. Budlong q Sons
Company to Robert A. Price. lot on Eden
Park Thomas 3D. Fraser 10 William NJ.
burnside, two lots on Sprague Homestead
plat: Henry III. Savage ct AL TO Andrew
Nelson, three lots at South Auburn: Will
liam T.. Harmon. TO Asa NJ. Coyell et NIX.
two lots at West Arlington; j. A. Bud
long * Sons Company TO James G.. Nor
gan, lot on Eden Park; Augustus Dusin.
bcrrc ct ux, to Edward Mott. lot on re-
plat of Auburndale plat; Samuel l.. Hor.
ton TO Sarah ;. Hobby, seven lots on ;.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-04-12
Ravages Of La Grippe.

There is no city In the United States
where thcre are moro natives of Pictou
County, y. :, than Providence Very
many OF thcm have within the past
news as In grippe Is very prevalent
IN that part Of their county. and at this
time of the year nearly every case results
futhly. One man here has within ten
days received news that the disease was
the cause OF the death Of two of his
brothers, an aunt, an uncle and two
cousins, all In the town OF Hopewell,
Pictou County.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-04-12
Duty on Bicycles Reduced.

Washington, April i2 by decree
transmitted 20 the state department by
United States Consul Wcisiok. at Manar,in,
the NicaraRuan government has reduced
the duty ON bicycles 10 ? 9-lOO cents Der
pound. or about s.. t3 Tor machine as
packed for that country. The old duty
was about 10 cents per pound. The consul
says there is a good opening for Amcri-
can wheels i'm Nicaragua now, but the
manufacturers must be alert for the Ger
mans promise 60 flood the market with
bogus wheels Bearing American names.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-04-12
WARREN.
Death OF Mrs. Abby B. Gladdine
From Pneumonia.
Preached His Farewell Sermon-- Nee tine
OF Kickemu Grang,.

Mrs. Abby b. Gladdine, widow..of Henry
W. Gladding, died at the family residence
on Croade street Saturday evening, aged
IS years. The immediate cause of her
death was pneumonia with which she was
attacked about 10 days ago. She had been
i'm feeble health for long time and was
physically unable 10 stand the ordeal
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-04-12
Remains Taken TO His Hom..

Philadelphia Pa. April I2.-The re.
mains of Judge Fowler. who died I'm this
CITY yesterday, were taken 90 his late
Massachusetts home I'm Roxburv toiov
Judge Fowler left Roxbury few dnys
ago accompanied by his wife. SON and
daughters for fortnight's pleasure trim
To Atlantic City. Mr.. Fowler had beon
sufferer from Bright's disease for several
years