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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-01-23
THE COTTON AND GRAIN MARKET.

The cotton market was quiet atthe opening
There was very little trading and no par.
ticular features.
Price, Mccormick g. Co., in their daily cot
ton letter to Alien Il Lynch, say; The re-
ceipts from plantations this week were 100,
$685. against os,475 last year. The total port
receipts for the week were 100, le0, against
15l.Sil last week AMI IL, 305 last year. Port
stocks lost about 1900 bales during the week
and interior stocks about $4,000 bales. The
exports for the week aggregate l5i, ,235 against
1873, 4e3 last year"
Spots in Liverpool this morning showed n
decline of l-S2. The sales were 5000 bales
The port receipts today We're about 20,O0
bales, against 25, 100 last week and 10, $50 last
year. The visibl. supply this week Is T. lg2,.
65', against i,l65,0s7 last week and 3,9i7, PIG
last year.
The grain market was very irregular TO.
day, but showed fractional advances. In Liv.
erpool wheat opened decidedly firm and moro
business was done. IL closed even better and
with more demand. Little was done in corn,
but it was held steadily and closed firm. In
London wheat was firm but quiet. Americans
were held higher. Corn was firm. In Berlin
wheat advanced "a mark.
Farnum in his advices 20 Sullivan, Morris
& Co. says that the market yesterday had
what might be called reserve action. The
longs would not sell and the result was that
the shorts had to buy back at the best price
they could, causing n slight rally There was
n little demand in Chicago and it was made
the most Of
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-01-23
Two Sets of Warrants
Out Against Him.
One Set Secured by DepOsi-
tors, Other by Receiver.
Forgery ami EmbszZiement From
Sioux City Savings Rank Charged.

sIoux CITY, Iowa, Jan. 20. - Depositors
4 Sioux City Savings bans, dissatisfied
sith the way matters ara progressing
Under the manaeement of Receiver Moss,
have ma de an ipva sli CATION on their own
account.
4 committee visited four Nebraska
counties whore cattle were said To be, on
witch the bank held alleged "gilt eiged"
p per ana could nnd neither the cattle
nor the men vino were sale to have given
the mortgsees on them. On their reports
attorneys for tie depositors Immediately
Stone, cashier OF tie bEpk, charging MIN
gith embezzlsncnt, and with cbesting
~ false preterscs.,
They thea found Receiver Noes already
had secured warrants for stons, On the
caarse Of forgery end emhezx!smsnt and
20 the sheriff Of Woodbury. county is
chasing him across tns coniinent.
Friencs ond the fairly of Mr.. Stono say
inst ne has gone to New York.
Mr.. Stone said he was going to New
YORK on business, and that he never had
any Intention Of running away, but will
return In three weeks. There are tive
warrants for him, in three different courts
ana they were PLACED in tue hands of the
chief Of polics ss we'll IS the snerin.
SIR. Sione Is 40 years of ag, AMI has
been connected with the Sioux City
blnss tor 20 years.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-01-23

In the police court this morning Joseph
Donnelly and George II. BiRney were each
fined IS and costs for keeping their shops
omen after II o'clock at night
The large hall of the y. NC. A. was filed
with school children yesterday afternoon who
listened with much apparent interest to the
lecture on India" by Colonel G.. ii. French.
Nv David Buist gene al representa- tive OF
the Munyon Homeopathic Home Remedy Co.
of Philadelphia. is making an inspection Of
the various sights of interest in the city to-
day.
in the Sixth District Court this morning
john Evans was fined ~ and costs for stealing
an empty lard barrel from A. W. Bailey, and
Joseph Millman, n common drunlSard, was
seat to the state farm for six months.
Tho remains of Clarence Gladding will be
buried tomorrow. The body arrived i'm ihiscity
from ~. t.Augistine, Fla. Thursday. The funeral
will take place at the residence of his parents,
80 hospital street. This will close the sad
chapter Of the accident 10 the yawl Cocheco.
Edward T. Turner, after an absence Of two
years from the state militia, was oven
arnte Company, replacing Solomon J. Ed.
wards, who retired after several years ser.
vice. The election was held in the armory ON
Wey losset street.
The popular company known fs the Boston
Rivals gave n fourth entertainment in the Y.
NJ G.. A. annual course last evening. The pro
gram embraced vocal and instrumental music
and reading. There was large audience and
the artists received hearty greeting. This
was demonstrated 10y the hearty appreciation
Of everything offered.
Inspcctor.of buildings spencer =. Hopkins
has issued the following permits 20 build:
Augustus W. Calder Angel street: james E.
Graham, 81 Robinson street. Fannie A. Ten.
ny, Friendship and Somerset streets: John
oBrien, Cranston street; Joseph savoic and
wife, 2li Huntington avcnue; Edmund n.
tummins. Bishop street: e.. l.. spencer, ~
stewart street; Mrs. Mary n. Lethgoe. Violet
street: same. Fell, street; Mrs. Bertha An.
CELL. Gushing street James Donaldson, An
drews sven-.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-01-23
FAVORABLE TO BRITAIN.
How the Venezuelan Arbitration
Treaty Is Regarded at Guyna.

WAsHINGroN, Jan. %. The mails from
British Guiana just ct hand indicate that
oDS of the pros,e two arrangements Of
the boundary difficulty with Venezuela
has been to reisx tie tension which pre-
VII he-e and permit the British colonial
sushorties to diminiah the precautions
.hat had been taken to prevent the possi-
bie stizur, of the territory clsiined by the
British in the Urusn section.
1t Is announoe1 that the yenezeulen
cov'rnn,nt he's rsid over the indemnity
demanded In respect Of what is known as
thc Urucn incident when certain of the
British Colonial poles stationed at that
coint were frrested by Venezuelan
usrcs, thereby causing some hard feel
q for time until the consummstion of
. peaceful tettleu Q 4 of the whole bound.
Ary dispute by arbitration.
The terms of the tre,ty srranged re-
tween the United Ststes and Great Britain
ere regarded ia the colony of Guyns MS on
the whol~ very favoraois for Great Britain
and it is confidently expected that the
'ssuit OF ornitrstion will be TO con firm the
- is claims every material art iculsr.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-01-23
ATHLETIC MEET AT BROWN.
Entries for Tonighrs Events In Lyman
Gymnasium.

There is to be an indoor meet Of the Brown
athletes at Lyman Gymnasium, and entries
for the several events closed today at noon.
The competitors will be-
l5-yard dash (trials) = O'Brien, scratch (;
Roberts, lft.; Taft, lft. II. c. Hull. lft.; T..
+. Hull, lft.; Gum, lft.; ostby. lft.; Han
son, eft; O'Gara, 2ft; Fuller, 2ft.: Barker,
Eft stockwell, Eft. Smith. 2ft.; Grim, 2ft. !;
Bigelow, 2ft.
Parallel bars-Pratt, Grim, Smith, Troy,
Bullard, Guild. NcComber.
l5-yard dash-Finpl
Rope clinb-Estes, Pratt, Corthele.
High jump-I.apham, scratch Pratt Ain.
Wilkinson, in; Guild, in.; Hathaway, 4
in. Winchester, Gin.
Potato race trials )-O'Gara, Roberts, Full
ler Stockwell Taft II. c. Hull, K. +. Hull,
Barker Gum, Grim, OBrien, Bigelow, Bis
hop, Smith.
Horizontal bar-Pratt, Estes, Grim Dunno,
Troy, McC0mber, Buftart.
Hop. step and iump-Taft, II. G. Hull, e. +.
Hull, O'Gara, Roberts Pratt, Bigelow.
Sack race--E. s. Tuttle, Bishop. Cutler,
Slocum.
Potato race-Finals.
Potato race (fat men)-Scott, Bush, Atwst-
,r, Lloyd, Coombs, Guild, Wheeler. 49,
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-01-23
Common Pleas Division. i.
A Plumber Mulcted.

Jacob Radiess,a plum Der doing business
at 3l6 North Main street WAS in the
police court this morning on the charge
avenue without first filing plans with
tn Inspector Of Plumbing r. S. Bemis, and
for not having the job inspected sfter it
was eted.-He=mas= fined =SIa=and
costs on each charge.
Radiess, who is not licensed plum
Der, placed a bath tub in The house of a
MIR. Brooks st 272 Chalkstone avenue, ana
then cut a hole throu IN the side of the
house, and through this ran the waste
water pipe, allowing the water to run over
the SIDEWALK.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-01-23
The Injunction Denied.

There was n hearing on the injunction
asked for by William f.. Brown of Scituate
against Robert J.. Beckwith to enjcin Il e
sale OF lend in Ssundersyile on which a
mill formerly stood. Mr.. Beckwith has a
mortgage Of 5000 On The whole property.
Ihrougu his attorney, Charles NJ. SaliS-
bury, Mr. Brown today claimed in The
Appellate Court that the mill that wGs
om the property wes burnt and Mr.. Beck
with holds five policies Il assurances OF
$1,000 each. According TO the attorney Of
Mr.. Bockwitn, u. ". iillinghast, forr of
the policies held were on the real estate
and ii sll00 was paid ny Mr.. Brown the
mortgage sale would bo postponed. The
Injunction vaJ denied bus ny agreement
of the parties che sic which was down for
next Tuesday has b.en postponed.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-01-23
NEXT WEEK.
Continued from Page l.)


Board of Aldermen refused Tbursdsy to
abandon the street and at the same time
adopted report sugge'tiDg that the
State De asked to condemn. The armory
commission also wants an spI ropristion
Of s25o,Oo
This is the last session during which
MIR. Samuel Ward King Allen will preside
as speaker of the HOUSE. II Is his third
year. His second year was given MIN 10
accordance with the rule by which q man
In office generally gets reelection pro.
vidirg he has not been too rid d!culous or
to inefficient during his first term.
Last MAJ he was elected for the third
time, but somewhat under protest.
TGere was of course no opposition TO him
in the caucus, but long before the mem
bers ven. to Newport there was talk OF
change in the speakership and several
possible candidates in the delegation from
the several cities were mentioned.
A change ct thar time, however,
wss not In accordance with pre-
conceived plans and talk about it wss
May session of 1857 the speak,rsnip would
60 to a city memb ber. on condition that
Mr.. Allen wss not opposed in 1898.
Mr.Allen is an etrcien, presioiog officer,
but he /. not popular man with the
mem bers.
The joint special commission on the
revenue Of the state, which was appointed
year ago to provide an Offset TO the
financial scare created by Governor Lip
pitt will report at this session. They will
not recommend bond issue but undoubt-
soly will suggest wholesome revision
of the statutes relative 10 taxes with q
view to increasing the revenue which may
be depended on from year to yesr without
recourse to emergency methods such as
the advance sale of tax assignment orders.
The repor. Of the commits sion will treat
of the needs of the State on five year
basis, and sll departments have been re-
q1ested TO furnish estimates Of their
requirement fer that period.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-01-23
TALKED ABOUT.

An alarm was sent in from box 80 at s:25
o'clock last evening for a slight fire in the
tenement of John McCarty, 94s Atwell's-ave
nuc.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-01-23
INVESTMENT SECURITIES
OFFERED nj
Providence Banking Company

AZ MfyBOSSEr STREET.
5000 Providence. Fall River and Newport
Steamboat 20. lst MtCe. per cent Gold
Bonds.
3,OOO United Traction g Electric Co ist Mtg
per cent. gold bonds due 1853
l0C shares National Bank OF North America
~ share Atlantic Nntionrl Bank
70 shares X ode Island National Bank
100 = ares llacksto Canal National Bank.
- shares Natl Hone Bank Nnrren
100 shares Globe National kanK.
~ shares National Eagle Bank.
~ shares Merchants Insurance Co.
10 shares q rham Mfg Co. preferred.
y shares First Natl Bank ~ Warren. n. I.
rs share, American SCREW co.
~ shafcs Providence a lrphonc Go.
luU sharcs United Traction and Elpctrin Go.
10 shores American wringer Go. Common
~ shares II. 7. Perkins n :. Co Preferred
~ shares X l. Perkins N. y. Co. Common.
" shares Rogs- Williams Natl Bank.
n8-i2m
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-01-23
Court Calendar for Monday.
(Appeliate Division).

appellate Division)
Div. 1885, Mary f. Cole VS.. Charles 4. Cole.
Eq. 4l9e. Isabella Dow vs.. Thomas Dow.
Dora Il. Lovejoy VS.. Almon III. Lovejoy.
Ex. 2le5. Louise Lloyd VS.. Herbert A.
Lloyd.
Eq. i0Sl. samuel p. Colt, assignee, VS..
Sears Commercial Company ct al
p. A. 40. In re account of John W. Mcguire,
ex.
Common Pleas Division,
403J. Jennie b. Hopkins vs.. Lorenzo
Rounds Attorneys-C. L. Salisbury for plain
tiff Page a. Owen for defendant.
1885,. Strich & Zcidlcr ". Albert Stoincrt.
Attorncys-Comstock 81 Gardner for plaintiff
A. s. Miller for defendant.
40G6. Elizabeth 4. Burns VS.. Union Railroad
Company. Attorneys-W. b. Vincent for
plaintiff; ID. s. Baker for defendant
l3os. Lewis fl. Humphrey W. Frank r.
Peck. Attorncys-H. c. Curtis for plaintiff
$. :. Lapham for defendant
1905. A. +. Tenney Manufacturing Com
pany VS.. Suffolk Electric Manufacturing Com
pany. Attorneys-Oscar Lapham for plain
tiff; b. l.. Dennis for defendant.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-01-23

In the police court this morning Joseph
Donnely and George r. Bigney were each
fined IS and costs for keeping their shops
omen after II o'clock at night.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-01-23

WASHINGTON, Jan. 23.-Partly cloudy
weather with local SHOWS In northern
portions tonight; probably fair sunday;
colder; northwesterly winds.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-01-23

Con 'tipation in It's worst forms. dyspepsia
sick headache. biiousness and arrangement
OF the liver are readily cured by Dewitf's
Little Early Ri-crs. Tacse little pills never
griIe. Small pill. safe pill. bcs; pill.
Joseph =. Johnston's Pharmacy. SE West.
minister street; Metzgers Pharmacy 2aO North
Main street Alfreds Pharmacy, II Eddy
street; Joseph Driver Riverside Pharmscy.
~ Nanton avenue.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-01-23

Read Ayers Aimsnsc. which your
druggist will gladly hand you. and note
the won1erful cures OF rheumatism,
cstsrrb, scrofula, dyspepsia, eczema.
debility, hsmors ana sores, BY the use OF
Ayers ssrsspariIls the only ssrsspsrills
edmittsd st the Gerld's Fsir.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1897-08-03
The New Clerk.

Yesterday morning ended the
official career as clerk of Court, of
Clerk ID. III. Lappen. lie was sue
ceeded by ID. NJ. O'Hare. Mr.. Lap
pcn has served nine years MS clerk
and a more efficient court official
never graced this most important
chair. With his efficiency as a
good and careful clerk, he has been
u genial, happy good fellow who
has the love and esteem of those
who have come in contact with
him. He leaves the Official cares
with high honor and the hest wish
es Of his many friends. Upon the
occupancy Of Clerk O'liare, Mr.
Lappen was sworn In ~ deputy
and Will assist the clerk for Il while
in that capacity. Mr.. O'lIare ac-
cepts the Office gracefully, and Is
setting 'em up to cigars to his many
visitors and we'll wishers, He was
for long time Recorder of lIUck-
ing County and will fill the clerk +
ofllne with the same good will and
efficiency as he has heretofore SER
we'd the public. We wish him wei
In his new field of work.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1897-08-03
Marriage Proposals.
How Received by the Dear Girls in
Different CITIES

When the question ! g popped to {
Salem girl she blushe, and trcm
blps a little and says she viii give
the matter careful consideration
The Alliance eirl looks surprised
and sits with lips parted for five OF
six moments, and then says it came
sooner than she expected, but it's
all right. The COlumbiana girl
drops her eyes resiguedIy, pats the
carpet with u neat boot and re-
spends: "'Hhe Lords will be done"
The Wellsville girl grins very
sweetly and says: "Wouldn't that
Kill yet" and then lays her head
on his shoulder 20 think it over.
The Hanover girl looks him square
~ in his eyes and says; "Why
cert. DO you reckon I've been let
ting you hug me around here for
two months just for recreation 2"
The Lisbon girl doesn't say d word,
but she gets there just the same,
The Mussillon girl--wMl the girl is
willing and the average young
man finds he has got 10 be, or seek
pastures 'new.-Massillon Cleaner.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1897-08-03
Pine Valley.

Preaching at Pine Grove last
Sabbath at p. m by Rev. Glen
dcnning was largely attended. =.
Mr.. A. Kitchen was the guest fhis
brother in-law Mr. George Gordon
of Union Furnace last Saturday
and Su day. Messrs II. w.
Kitchen aud George Kern were in
Logan last Saturday, Prayer
meeting at Pine Grove every We'd
nesday evening all 80 on Sabbath
evening. Charles Unger Of
Kingston was the guest of his par
ents of this place last Saturday and
Sunday. Mr.. j. J. 8nidcr of Lo-
gan purchased fine bunch CT
tim Der of Wm. Kitchen recently,
and at present are saving it up.
49,. COMMISSIONS Jessie Williams
made a flying trip to Logan last
Saturday. ... There will be a
festival at Pine Grove next Satu!-
day evening. The proceeds will be
used for the benefit Of the NJ. j.
Ch~rch every body invited
Quite "A number of our young folks
attended the picnic at Pleasant
Va Hey last Saturday and report 4
grand time, . George Young and
George Conkle are at present in.
gagged in the tie business.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1897-08-03
List 0f Patents

Granted to Ohio Inventors this
week. Reported hy c. "A, Snow &
Co, PatentAtt)rneys, Washington
D. G.
a r.. Bailey, Cieveland, type.
writer. I. NJ. Blanchard, NV al.
bany, corn-harvester. A. Blum
Cincinnati, car-step. a. q. Duck
Waynesburg, musical instrument
j. II. Glauber, Cleveland, liquid
shut-off, l.. d. Howard, Columbus
car.unloadlng apparatus. A. S
Krotz, Springfield, trolley. A
Macauley, Dayton, cash-register
$. ID, McKelvey, Canton, head-rest
pad. Il. a. Bowse, Bucyrus, Husk,
ing-glove. r. Roe, Alliance, pitch,
ing jack. ", }. Sloan, East Liver
pool, linger-naii trimmer. Il. \
Sperry Cleveland, pow er-trausmitt.
ing device. NJ, B. Ten!plin, Gala
T-square. j. Timms, Columbus
bruke-btam. j, T. Winchell
Springfield, grinding-mill, l.. D.
York, Portsmouth, safe. For copy
Of any patent send 10 cents in post
age stamps with date of this paper
to g. A. Snow Il Co., Washington,
u. &.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1897-08-03
Uubbs Arrested d.

SGottdale, Pa, Aug. 2.-Coroncr Ow.
ems held an inquest ovur the remains
of William S. Cummings. the non
union mill worker who was killed dur.
Ing a quarrel with strikers. A large
number of witnesses were examined
timony was Constable LonganeckCr
who testified that he was standing
within a few fet of the parties when
the shooting took place and pl1lnly
saw the fash Nnd smoke from the re
volver beside William C. Hubbs. Tht
jury found Hubbs guilty and he wa:
at once arrested.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1897-08-03
Acetylene Gas.

We are now prepared to place on
the market our machines for gen.
Grating Acetylene Gas. These ma
chimes are adapted for lighting
stores, factories, churches and pri-
vatA residences. Small towns and
farmers can now have gas as well
as those in the cities, rs each con-
sumer controls his own little gas
plant, which is quite inexpensive.
We guarantee tn furnish six times
AS much light at less than half the
expense Of ordinary gas, electric
light or Kerosene lamps. A first
class agent is wanted in every
county to sell our machines.
TOLEDO AcETYLENE GAS Co
Toledo, Ohio.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1897-08-03
Union Concert.

We wish to compliment Messrs
Bright and Crawford in their splen-
did effort in putting before good.
ly audience on Thurslay evening
Of last week, one of the most com
plpte musical entertainments ever
given in Logan. The concert was
of choice churuSes, solos, qlartette,
etc rendered entirely by hom"
talent, and the unanimous vote OF
those present, was that il was
among the best ever given in I.o-
gan, Our city is blest with good.
ly supply Of first class musicians,
and goodly number of music low
ing people, which makes IL possible
to have such a pleasant and c.
cessful entertalnm'n The pro-
jrctors cleared $50 % aud the p.o-
Pile were treated to musicale Of
high degree.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1897-08-03

Babies are always suffering from
Aatulency, wind collie and gripping,
which, by distending their little bow
els, mako them draw up their tiny legs
and cry for pain. To relieve the infant
of this discomfort, expel the wind,
soothe his little bowels and induce re-
ircshing slumber, give DR.. John w.
Bulls Baby Syrup, most eflicacious,
yet harmless medicine for all baby dis
orders. 81 have used DR.. Bulls Baby
Syrup for eight years. 1t has given
perfect satisfaction every time. Iwould
not bewithout it in the house. 1t Is the
best remedy in the market for babies.
Mrs, Barney Truckey, Bay City, Mich"
DR.. John w. Bulls Baby Syrup costs
rs cents at all dealers. Remember,
ask for DR.. JohnW. Bulls Baby Syrup.
Sold by +. HARRINGTON, Whole
sale and ! etail Drus git
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1897-08-03

New York, Aug. 2.--The second day
OF the Socialist labor convention was
simly attended. Julius Freedman OF
Philadelphia was In tho chair. 1t Is
Claimed that the 80 delegates, who hail
from Newark, Boston, Philadolphia,
New Haven, Hartford and Hayerhi'l,
Mass, represent $4,000 Jewish trades
uniOnises who were recently expelled
from the Socialist Lahcr party for
protesting against the methods of GER
taiG labor leaders. The principal OBJ
jact of the meeting - to determine
whethor they should toIn the Debs
movement or form an Independent or
gnnigrtiOo