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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-04-19

HOUSES I'D LET
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ten rooms: t25 per month. Apply TO ID Rus
sell Brown. o. Exchange place.
TO LET-Aroom tenement: Hoppin square:
rent sl2 a month Inquire Hoppin street,
right hand bell. al2-ot
FOR RENT-Cpper part house 40 Pine
street; modern and in perfect order: 8 rooma
Apply to D. Russell Brown. Gs Exchange place
fLRSosAL.
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IS law. Establishsd IL years hirhest refer
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Watch cleaned 75c. main spring 75c. prics
on other work IN proportion; done by the
MER'S, ooiusr Westminster and Franklin
and ~ North Main.
SIX OF THE FINEST.
Hnve your watch and clock repairing done
Ct HosMER's by skilled ycrtmcn work. at one, me
franklin and ~ North Man. oi5-tf
FOX observation-disclosures
FOR SALE--Cellar stone for building pur-
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Ledge, Box s. Thornton, r.. ]. a6-lm
MOTOR FOR SALE Manufactured by tho
Waddcll.Entz Company OF Bridgeport, Conn.
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YOUR CLOCK Is OUT OF ORDER.
Drop us a line: we will call for and deliver
it in perfect order cheaper and better than
any one else. HOSMER. Westminster and
franklin sta and " N. Main 81 aull-t
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TO RUN TO VAUDEVILLE
Street Car Route as Finally Des-
ignated by Mr.. Wharton.
IT'S TO BE DONE IN MAY
There viii Be Both Walkerville and
Centervflle Trains Running Out of
Butte-Line Submitted for the
Councils Approval.

Manager Wharton Of the street rail-
way company yesterday filed with the
city clerk a map showing the route OF
the proposed new line to Walkerville.
Accompanying the map is the following
letter u the council
Il beg to submit FOR your approval a
map showing the route selected by me
for a railway line from the corner of
Quartz and wyoming streets 10 city
limits in the directions Of Nalkerville.
in accordance with e. r. Nc. ~, ordl-
nance No. 495. ]. r. Wharton, re-
ceiyer."
The ordinance mentioned in the letter
is the new franchise which was granted
the company last fall when the cable
line was abandoned and 1T was decided
to have a new line to Walkervilie. As
the right of way had not been secured
ii could not be told just what the route
would be, and so ii was provided in
the franchise that the route should be
hereafter selected, subject to the APP
prevail of the council. The route is now
selected and Ii submitted 10 the council
for its approval.
The route Is from the corner Of Quartz
and wyoming streets up Wyoming one
block to Copper: east ON Copper to the
Dublin gulch road, thence northeaster-
~ up the Dublin gulch, traversing the
Nirgfnins and part of the kanuck
claims. From about the center of the
kanuck claim the line turns northerly
and then westerly into the Stewart
claim. Then il runs northerly, with
two or three turns. passing on the west
side of the Stewart hoist. 1T then turns
west along the north line of the Stew
art claim and the south line of the Nip
per and the Clear Grit to the city linn
its.
This is all of the route which Il sub
ject to the approval of the city council.
After leaving the city limits the road
will continue west. crossing the b., A.
& p. tracks on an iron bridge. 1t VIII
cross Buffalo gulch and run west in a
direct line beyond Montana street to
the west slope and there will turn
northward to West CenterVille. AT Pa
cific street in West Centerville the line
divides. The Centeryille cars will run
east ON Pacific street, make a detour
through Mnllin street and make it's ter
minus at Mullins hotel. The Walker
willie line will continue north from Pa
cific street to the top of the hill and
then go east by way Of the Lexington
hill and the Lexington road TO Brough-
tons store, where the terminus viii be.
There viii be both Walkerville aud
Centerville trains running from Butte.
Those having tickets can SO by either
train. but If they are on the wrong
train they VIII have to change at Pa
cific street.
Mr.. Wharton says that practically all
the right of way has been secured.
There are only two or three patches of
ground over which the right has not
been obtained, and m agreement has
been reached on these but some Of the
owners are absent from the city. Mr..
Wharton is taking advantage of the
change in rails on the Northern Pacific
and the Utah Northern lines. and has
bought their old rails, which are heavy
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MOVEMENTS OF THE BEAR.
The Government Expedition to Relieve
tho Ice-Bound WhaIers Is
Probably n Success.

Washington, Feb 1.-THE secretary
of the treasury has received the follow
ing telegram, dated yesterday, from
captain futile, commanding the Bear,
which left Seattle in November with
an expedition for the relief of the ice
bound whalers in the Arctic:
The Bear arrived at Unalaska at
noon Dec. 8, coaled and watered the
ship and sailed for the North at :35
a. IN. the 11th arrived off southeast
of st. Lawrence island at p m. the
18th, where ice was met. At $40 a. m.
Dec. IA ice was making rapidly Cape
Nome was SO miles distant. Concluded
the vessel would be frozen in long be-
fore the cape could be reached, there
fore turned and steamed southwark for
Cape Vancouver which was reached
at 1850 p. m. the 18th, too late to make
a landing.
THE relief party, Lieutenants Jarvis
and Bethloff, DR.. Call and Mr.. Kolts-
chiff, with their outfits and mails for
st. Michaels and the North. We're land
ed on the 10th about five miles from the
village of Tunnuak at Cape Vancouver.
Lieutenant Jarvis made arrangeme y s
with the traders of the village to guide
and assist the party to St Michaels,
which place the traders said could be
reached in 10 ways. on account of bad
weather and running ice the Bear could
not remain, SO the party started over
land. Sailed from Cape Vancouver at
S;45 a. m. the 10th, called at the Seal
islands on the goth and 21st. All well
there Arrived at Unalaska Dee %.
All well The branded seals are re-
turning TO st. Paul island"
Captain Shoemaker, the chief of the
revenue cutter service, said that owing
to the advanced season Of the year.
the Bears landing of the expedition
was effected at about the time and
1IaE1 antfEitys4 cd nv him 11f h.
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Cost of "a London Fog.
From the London Mail.

From the London Mail
Below will be found some details of
the increased expenditure and the loss
entailed by a days continuous dense
fog in London. Figures taken from an
official source show that the excess in
the days gas bill would represent the
supply of a town with from 10000 to
20 900 inhabitants for a whole year.
The total consumption on one foggy
day was 1870 100000 cubic feet, the ex-
cess in the output by the Gas Light
Coke company alone being $4,000, 900
cubic feet The total cost of the gas
consumed was e24000, of which about
5000 was due 10 the fog. In addition
there must be added the cost of cleo
tricity, oil, etc. and the loss of bust
ness by stappase of traffic and lack of
custom is Il serious matter for the west
end shopkeepers.
That there is other loss than the mere
worldly one is demonstrated by spir-
itualist, who gives striking testimony
that London fog interferes terribly
with the manifestations to the faithful.
The lady spiritualist relates that after
20 years spiritualistic mediumship re-
turned to her unsought Immediately on
her arrival at Bath from smoky Lon
don.
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Whining NeArs IT Neil,art.

Special Dispatch 10 The STANDARD.
Great Falls. Feb 1.-THE tone of the
mining news of Neihart is very cheer
full. considering the present market
price of silver, and ii only goes To show
that Tire Neihart mines, when properly
worked, are always dividend PAYERS
and IN times of good prices are more
than that
The Big Seven company this week
Tafd out $4,000 in dividends To its stock
holders. and they have enough cash lett
and the mine Is paying so we'll ut the
present time that there is another
promised Of equal size for the lst Of
March.
Joseph Hegener has just received a
check for %67 for a shipment Of six tons
IF ore made last week. lie has another
shipment nearly ready, which he be-
lieyes viii net him still more than the
last. Tie sample which he has of il
shows over i00 ounces Of silver 10 the
ton
Messrs. kempfer Swanson and Skel-
ton. who have 4 lease on the Rroad-
water mine. have just heard from Their
last shipment Of ore, and while they
stated that they are very good indeed
Their last shipment was on Thursday
and they have IWo cars ready 10 90
down on Tuesday.
II. 6. Wright Of White Sulphur
Springs who is one If the heaviest
stockholders in the Florence Mining
company. spent part OF the week IN
Neihart looking over the company's
property. He expressed himself as
well pleased with the condition Of af-
fairs
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RATTLING RABBIT DRIVE
All the Jacks in Town Rounded
Up by WATSON.
DRIVEN OUT TO THE DUMP
The Indians Can Gorge Themselves at a
Banquet If They Don't Object To the
Quality, Which Is Not Fit for
the Waldorf-Astoria.

There was a rabbit drive in Butte
yesterday which beat anything in that
line ever before attempted in these
parts, and when the drive was over
there was not a rabbit to be found in
the town for love or money. The drive
was conducted by Sanitary Policeman
WATSON. The action was taken in re-
Spouse to letter received by the mayor
few days ago from idaho, stating
that the jack rabbits shipped from Sho-
shone or Bliss. Idaho, to Butte. are dy-
ing there, that they are full of wattles
and not fit for the hogs to eat. yet they
are being dressed and shipped to Butte
by the hundred. No one in this country
would think Of eating them"
The mayor turned the letter over to
the sanitary policeman and he made a
roundup of the markets. He treated
all alike, took no chances and arrested
every rabbit he could find. He secured
altogether several hundred rabbits and
found by examination that some of
them We're rotten. The rabbits We're all
loaded into wagons and taken out to
the city dump. Doubtless the Indians
camping at the dump will have glori-
Gus rabbit feast to-day.
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is 100 pounds. Saturday last she won
the Gunst stakes in 1:d6A. the coast
record FOR one and one-siXteenth miles,
and won easily.
May VS. defeat of Paul Griggs, Buck
Massie and Double Quick, three weeks
ago at Oakland, in mud fetlock deep,
when she went the mile in 1:42. was one
OF the greatest performances ever seen
in the West With the same weight, SIS
pounds, on the Oakland track in its
best condition. May W. ought to force
the record below 1888 before being de-
feated. The filly beat Buck Massie two
open lengths in the great race noted
above. The promoters are confident of
success. A liberal purse will be hung
up with a handsome bonus for lowering
the worlds record for distance.
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OH, WHERE WAS MONTANA?
She Wasn't Anywhere Mt the Oakland
Kaee Track Yesterday.

1Estefd6ys
Special Dispatch to the Standard.
San Francisco, Feb. 1.-THE weather
was zine and the track fast at Oakland
this Afternoon, hut these attributes, con-
duove To coed racing, did not save the
Montana herscs from going down to de-
feat. Tile race of the afternoon was the
o1's lilly. May w. conceded weight to
die Jones had the mount on May W., and
this, perhaps more than anything else.
caused her to drift back in the betting
from s to to II to at the post.
May w. and Griggs were off IN front
and cut a lightning streak the first half
in :4SIa. They raced head and head TO the
last sixteenth, where May w. was passed
by Flashlight, Lincoln, Argentina and
Highland Ball. Fiashlight just nosed
Griggs out mt the wire In 1:i0
The winner WAS 10and II at the post and
the result was a harvest for the book
les.
Yuie was n hot favorte in the first race
at six furlongs. Yue was run off her feet
in the first part. the half being done in
4Si2 and the best she could do was to
finish third. The time was LII, and the
bookies cleaned up handsomely.
IL. l.. Franks chestnut baby, Owyhee,
made his initial start in the second race
at three and half furlongs lie ran well
his first time and finished fifth close up.
The colt is a grand looking youngster ard
fun Of promise.
Billy Randall had his bay fly Watom-
ba, in the third race at six furlongs, but
she finished way back. DIR. Marks just
nosed Abina out in 1:fii4.
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TWILL BE A sC0RCHER.
Tleur de Lis, Libertine and May ". May
Race "a Mile.

1&Gbi hs 1lNs labf3tl1l8 dith shtt9 " 1aaA
Race a Mile.
Special Dispatch To the STANDARD
San Francisco. Feb. 14.-There is a
movement on foot and full of promise
10 bring about one day this week on
the Oakland track the greatest mile
race ever run in California. The aVowed
purpose Of the promoters Is to smash
all existing records for mile on 4 fes
ulation track. and IL Is their firm belief
that, with continuation of the present
splendid weather and Improvement in
the track, the mark will be lowered At
least a second and half. The propo-
sition is no less than a mile race be-
tween Fleur de Lis. Libertine and the
crack Montana filly May w. three 81
the greatest thoroughhreds that ever
carried jockeys in California. Fleur de
Lis is TO carry 100 and May W. and
Iibertine S. pounds each The best
jockeys In America that can ride al the
weights will be astride the nags and
as betting proposition the scheme Is
expected 10 be a record breaker Ia ia
matter Of amount of money wagered On
a single race. Libertine holds the
worlds record for "A circular track.
made as 3-year-oid en- Harlem track.
Aug. Is, 1894, lie reNeis under light
weight and retains In his seventh year
much of his early speed. With only IS
pounds W he would go like a Whirl-
wind from start 10 finish. FIeur de LIS
Is a full sister to the great Firenzi aud
by many she is considered as having a
royal chance for both the Suburban ard
Brooklyn handicapS. Her best weight
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The Results.

San Francisco. Feb. 14.--Results at Oak
land: Weather perfect, track fast. Six
furlongs-Hurly Burly won. Woodford
Filly second, Yuie third; time, 1:14h.
Three and half furlongs. selng-Amol-
topee won. clarando second, Vioris third: :
time. :421a. Six furlongs, selling-Dr
Marks won, Abna second. Town Topics
third time, 114i4 Mile--Flashlight won.
Paul Griggs second, Lincoln IL. third ;
time, 40 Mile and sixteenth, selling
Treachery won. DIR. Bernays second, Wa
wona third; time, 1:47ai. Seven furlones.
selling-Roche won. Myth second, Mon
talade third; time, / :2734
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At New Orleans.

New Orleans. Feb 1f.-Flne weather.
track fast Results; Selling. seven FUR
1ongs-Crystailine won Virgins second.
Octave third time. La. Selling. six FUR
longs-Iaarel Leaf won, Logistic second.
Black Annie third; time, lilo Selling.
miscellaneous Won, What Next Sec
ond, Pete Kitchen third: time. 1.i2ls Sell
lne. SIX fnrlongs-Meddler won. Dorah
Woods second w {. I. third: time.
il4ia. Selling six furiongs-Lnlian l..
won. Necedah second, Dorothy Ill third.
time, l:l5Ie. Selling. mile-Evtrest won.
oral second, Mount Washington third;
time. 1:45ls
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were willing to invest their money in
the enterprise.
On the 135 acres of the new ground a
most excellent stand has been secured.
and the vines are healthy and well
matted. The old ground was not so
well set In vines. but would compare
favorab1y with any of the berry farms
in the state. An expert, a man whose
business is to keep thoroughly posted
on the fruit prospects of the South, says
that the farm in question is the finest
in the state and that the vines are in
better condition than any he has exam
ined.
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Free pills.

Send your address TO II. T.. Bucken &
Co, Chicago. and get a free sample box
OF Dr. Kings New Life Pills. A trial will
convince YOU of their merits, These pills
are easy i'll action ard are particularly
effective in the cure Of Constipation and
Sick Headache. For Malaria and Liver
troubles they have been proved inYalna-
Bile They are guaranteed to be perfectly
free from every deleterious substance and
to be purely vegetable. They do not weak
en- by their action but by giving tone to
stomach and bowels greatly inv gorate
the system. Regular size 25e per box. Sold
by ali druggists.
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Death Of Mrs. Dennison.

Special Dispatch 10 the Standard
Great Falls, Feb. 1f,-AIary Dennison.
wife Of Joseph Dennison, died this
morning at the Columbus hospital of
consumption. She MS but n years of
age, and prior TO her Illness had resided
at Little Chicago. She leaves a hus-
band and three children, the Oldest I
years and the youngest 1 months. The
funeral will take place tomorrow aft
CfnGun.
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SIi. Col OF.

Fernandina. Fla. Feb IA tug sup
posed to be the Dauntless slipped up to
the steamer wharf here at 1880 last Il ght
and took ON boxes and supplies supposed
10 be ammunition. About midnight 10 Gu
bans arrived by a special train and imme-
diately went on board. Colonel Nunez was
in charge. She went 10 sea at 2:3o a m,
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PIANOS AND ORGANS
At Almost Ycur Own Price-Prices, $I3,
s45, $40, S15 @175, and Up-Organs,
SIS, $40, $50, $50. s35 and Upwards.
Terms From 50 TO 40 Monthly Pay

ments.
In all energetic and live piano houses
there is bound to accumulate numer-
Gus second hand pianos and organs of
various makes and designs, and in
many instances will be found instru-
ments of good makes which, when
carefully repaired and tuned, will give
many years of satisfactory service. 1t
is often the case that a good first-clasS
make in a secondhand piano or organ
will prove wiser purchase than an
absolutely new cheap instrument.
There are many people who do not
feel that they can afford high grade,
high priced instrument, and yet they
are very anxious to give their children
a musical education with the advan-
- of an instrument at home. Below
we give a
LIST OF SECONDHAND PIANOS
AND ORGANS,
Everyone of which is in good order,
and as an evidence of our faith in
them, we will allow what you pay for
them to apply on new instrument at
any time in the future, should you de-
eide to purchase one.
PIANOS.
One Square Stodart .............$ Is 90
One Square Grovensteck & Full
Ter, very good piano. 40 90
One Square Emerson, beautiful
toned instrument, worth $3.50. rs 90
One Upright Emerson, a splendid
instrument in ebony case. go. $50 90
One new Upright Hinze, very fine
nearly new, oak case ........ It's 90
One Upright, United Makers,
mahogany case -. ;. :. 1856 90
ORGANS.
One Carhart & Needham, worth
$50 ....... NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Is 90
One Estey a splendid instrument 90 90
One Clough Il Warren, solid wal
nut case -. ............. 25 90
One Beattie, IL sets of reeds $50. 80 90
One Sterling, a substantial in
strument -. 80. ........ So 90
One Cornish, a beautiful organ. 45 90
One Lyon & Healy, six octave ). 40 90
One Crown, very handsome, solid
oak case -. ............ SIS 90
One Kimball, no better made =. 65 90
Terms, from So to $40 monthly pay
ments.
If you wish anything in this line
come and get first choice, as we have
some exceptional bargains.
ORION BROS,
305 North Main St, Butte, Mont.
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Twas Lovely.

A very enjoyable affair was the mas
querade ball at RenahaW hall last
evening of Teutonia lodge Ne. :. and
Louise lodge. No, J. OF the Ord2r a.
Hermans Sons. II VAS Ia celebration
of st. Valentines day. The hall was
filled with merry maskers, and every
body present had 4 moss enjoyable
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statue for SIuaf.

Washington. Feb iA-The house library
committee has made a favorable report
to the bill TO appropriate $1,000 10 erect Il
statue In Monterey. Cal. to Commodore
John p. Sloat. who. on July :, 1916, landed
at Monterey and declared the land United
States territory.
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1n-I,aN,s Menther.

Washington. Feb. 1i-Foreeast for
Tuesday: Montana-Iight snow or RAIN.
colder north To east Winds.
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Berlin. Feb. if.-Ptnfessor John Fuik-
mann of Chicago. who WAS visiting here
dropped dead in the streets. lie was IS
years of age.
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One Carhart & Needham, worth

If you wish anything in this line,
come and get first choice, as we have
some exceptional bargains.
ORION BROS,
305 North Main St, Butte, Mont
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Our store is as
FULL OF BARGAINS
as an oak is
FULL OF ACORNS.
THE FIRST AND ONLY GENU.
INE CASH STORE i'm BUTTE.

INE CASH STORE in BUTTE.
Sugar Cured Ham, per lb........... SIC
Breakfast Bacon, per ib......... 9lac
Picnic Hams, per b.................. 615c
lbs Creamery Butter ................$1.10
California Comb Honey, per CAKE. 10c
Dozen Fancy Lemons ............. 25c
quarts Fancy Cranberries ......... 25c
lbs Apple Butter ..................... 25c
l Bottle Mixed or Plain Pickles.. 1oc
Bottle Picked Onions ............. 10c
l Bottle Catsup. .......... 10c
l Box Nice Apples ..................... soc
2 Dozen Navel Oranges .............. 25c