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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-03-19
OLNEYvILLE.
Enjoyable Christening at the Resi-
dence of Pair0lman Fseney.
All Night Lunch Room Conducted BY a
Church-Notes From the Square.

Last evening thirty or more OF the friends
,f Patrolman p. J. Feeney of the Chaffee
station gathered at his home on Lisbon street
for the purpose OF taking part in ehristen-
ing Mr.. and Mrs Eeeney were assisted IN
making all enjoy themselves by Martin j.
Feensy. Timothy Arnold and j. A. Webb, as
sociates OF Mr. Feeney at the station. The
attraction OF the evening, other than the
"youngster was the cake walk OF Mr.. Ar
mold and il was voted by the company pres
ent, that Mr.. Arnold had made grave mi4-
take in being policeman. Martin Feeney
also cut quite a figure as vocalist and
reader. There was in fact everything in the
house to make the event pleasant and that
was the result.
A CHURCH LUNCH ROOM.
The all night lunch room in the basement OF
the Tabernacle will soon be open for business,
and will be conducted by the church, and an
effort will be made to have 10 80 attractive
that young men who congregste in the square
after hours will make 1t a sort Of waiting
room. instead OF spending their time in sa-
looms The bill of fare will be- good. and the
prices will be ms cheap as possible.
GENERAL MENTION.
George Eulzeart was arrested last evening
By m officer from the Chaffee street station
ON a charge of stealing tools from Lawrence
Bradley on Capron street.
The 18th anniversary OF the Methodist Epis-
copal Tabernacle win be observed tomorrow,
the principal feature of which will be an
address by ths Rev. A. A. Wright OF Boston.
An alarm Of fire was sounded from box 90
about o'clock yesterday afternoon for
slight Ore in the house OF John Dinan, 276
Amherst street.
Day patrolman, John N. Dyer Of the
Chaffee street station is enjoying days
furlough.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-03-19

C-scarets Candy Cathartic. tho most won
ietful medical discovery OF the age. pioaS
ant and refreshing 10 the taste. net gently
end positively on kidneys. liver aud bo WIS,
cleansing the entire system. dispcl colds,
cure hea,lnchc, fever, hahitual constipation
ard biliobsncss. Please buy end try n box
,fr.C. &. today. 10, -, 20 cents Sold and
guaranteed to cure by all druggists.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-03-19

Salt Rheum, letter, Eczema These
distressing skin diseases relieved by ore
application. Dr. Agnew's Ointment is
potent ruie for all eruptions of the skin.
James CASTOR, Wilkesbarre SAYS: "FCr
nine years YVES disHRurod with letter on
my hands, DIR. Aanew's Ointment cured
&C." 35 cents. Sold py Banding 81 Bland
ing, 54-SS Weyh sect; Geo. Ia. Clahin ~
Co, 62 to 72 South Main; Hall & Lvon.
20
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-03-19
THE POPULATION OF
PROVIDENCE

Ia about 10000 and we would saw at least
one. half are troubled with some affection OF
the Thront and Lungs, a. those complaints
are according 10 statistics, more numerous
Than Others We would advise oil not TO
neglect the opportunity to call ON their drug
gist and get n bottle of Ramps Balsam for
the throat and Lungs. Price ~ and 0Oc.
Trial size Free sold by all druggists.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1898-08-24

The above books have just been re
ceived by
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1898-08-24

Is the most delicate Of all delicate
things. and is more subject to external
influences than grown persons.
The quality Of the soap used in the
baby's bath is of great Importance,
because it means a happy. healthy
child or a fretfuI one, with skin full
of irritation caused by the excessive
alkan in the soap.
Curative-Skin Soap means much to
the mother. 1t is as pure as it is pos
sfble to make toilet soap. It will
not cause skin blemishes. but pos
sesses a soothing effect; 1T cleans
but does not irritate. Try cake. 1t
is it's own best advertisement. Made
in America, too. Get it Of
The sun., 1898-11-19

When the Democrats find that the
United States Senate is to be controlled
for long term of years by the Republi-
cans, and that free silver and the tariff
Evening star., 1898-09-29
General Debility.

When you feel as if you had lost
all interest in life-overworked-run
dowr,-have no appetite-when your
sleep is not sound and restful, then
take Johann Hoff's Malt Extract.
Its effect is immediate.
Johann Hoff's Malt Extract is a
certain tonic and invigorator and
supplies force to the weakened body
to resist fatigue.
DIR. Daniel Thayer of Boston,
writes: Il have tried Johann Hof's
Malt Extract and believe it to be a
valuable tonic. l recommend it to
patients needing a valuable help
when suffering from debility or over
work"
Johann Hof's Malt Extract gives
strength. Beware of limitations.
Evening star., 1898-09-29
Please Compare Qualities and Prices.

$50 for soc Gowns, Skirts, Cor
set Covers, Drawers. Compare
with the best of your memory at
SOC.
SYc for ST Gloria Silk Umbrellas.
with steel rods and handles of
ivoroide, pearl and wood. Ladies
and mems.
S&.SY for Double Texture Mack
intoshes; detachable military cape,
with velvet collar and plaid lining.
$3.50 value.
lYc for better than the usual &c
Pocket Books. Sewed, not glued.
Some mounted in oNidized silver,
look worth 5oc.
Sc pound for SupeEor Writing
Paper, worth I5c. Eighty to one
hundred sheets for only &c.
OYc for Flannelette Wrappers
that will compare favorably with
those usual at 81. Sizes 81 to 10,
in all STYLES.
Evening star., 1898-09-29

over the Chinese government. LII hung
Chang, in particular, was her associate and
ally, and, after his former temporary dis
grace it was only her protection that pre-
vented his losing his head The real state
of things at Pekin was made clear enough
to outsiders in 1894, when the Chinese court
decided to eXpend twenty-five million dol
lars on commemorating the sixtieth birth
CAV of the empress dowager. As matter
of fact the money had to be apphed 10
the expenses of the war with Japan Out
the fact that the appropriation was mace
bears conclusive testimony or the lady
power.
II was she who although the Emperor
Kwangsu had refused, throughout $3.50. 20
restore Ii to the post he had formerly held
in the administration, secured for him IN
1896 the office of special ambassador to at
tend the coronation of the Russian Elm
peror at Moscow. 1t was during his so
iourn in Russia that Ii is said to have
signed q secret treaty, the provisions OF
which, however. he could not carry out
until he could recover his place of author
ity at Pekin. On his return to China he
found his position at court no better than
1t had been after his return from Shlmo-
noseki, far. at least, as his relations
with the emperor were concerned Despite
the support of the Empress Dowager,
whom. as have said, Ii Hung Chang
regarded as his Imperial mistress. to the
exclusion of the reigning sovereign, the
success of his efforts was not rapid. He
was, eventually, restored to a seat on the
Tsung-li-Yamen, and it was, proba bly,, his
recent removal from that post which gave
the signal for the palace revolution by
which the Empress Dowager has recovered
autocratc power. The preteXt, however. OF
the coup d'etat was. undoubtedly. the en-
peror' s project of educational reform, which
was certain to give deep offenSe to the
whole body of Mandarins and literati
1t would require, as the head of the
celestial empire. man of exceptional cour-
age and energy, invested. moreover, with
the substance and not the serlblance of
al,tOcratic power to carry out reform d
trenchant and far-reaching as the substi-
tuition Of the study of European science for
that of the Confucian classics in the Chi
nese scheme of education. 1t seems but too
evident that the unfortunate Emperor
Kwangsu, who has been forced to abdicate,
was not qualified to play the part.
Evening star., 1898-09-29
HOME NEEDS.

SSc for first quality Granite En-
amcled Iron Tea Kettles, usually
ooc. And I9c instead of 4oc for
I4-quart Dish Pans.
eSYc for Best Incandescent Lamp,
complete, guaranteed. Same as
those usually retailed at 60c
zYc for Full Size Crochet Bed
Spread, hemmed ready for use.
Compare with ST. Spreads.
Yc for the usual I21c Honey
Comb Towels, size 2ox4o inches.
These on first floor bargain table.
ZyC yard for Warranted All-pure
Linen Table Damask. Unbleach-
ed, but as good as the bleached
sold at SOC yard.
SS.5Opair for Genuine White
Irish Point Lace Curtains worth
S.. These and other bargains on
fourth floor.
Evening star., 1898-09-29

Department from Pekfn United States Min
lister Conger describes some of the efforts
that the Chinese emperor was making to
reform the empire and inculcate modern
ideas among the pe6pieH One of these took
the shape of the issue of an official organ,
a paper published sin Shanghai under the
name OF The Chinese Daily Progress. The
emperor was to peruse the first copy of
every issue OF this paper. and provision was
mace Tor a system Of censorship for the
other Chinese papers, 1.-THE emperor said
that the acquisition Of an extended knowl-
edge OF affairs, both Chinese and foreign,
IS the main object he has in view, and he
enlolns upon the editor Of the paper to pub
lish the truth regarding daily events. Ar
ticies that may seem to be dispieasing to
MS majesty must not on that account be
suppressed
Evening star., 1898-09-29
S. XAMN, SONS & co.,
8th and Market Space.

streets.
The matter was referred to Mr. Walter
{. Allen, the electrical engineer of the Dis
trict, who has reported to the Commission
ers that a pole OF the height given was
necessary in order to clear the roofs of al
jaceat buildings and to keap tho vviras o,,+
or ths trees. Had ii been possible said Mr.
Alien. an iron pole would have been risco5
az the point. Mr Allen also stated that
IN MS opinion II Is obviously undesirable to
place fir alarm boxes in alleys yybera ho
claims. they are very inaccessible.
MI Hurry will be. made acquainted nv
the Commissioners with Mr.. Aliens renorf
which they have approved -
Last two days of Hoeke's Clearing Sale
Evening star., 1898-09-29
POLE WIS NECESSARY.
Reply of Electrical Engineer 20 -.
HurIy's Complaint.

a fire alarm box wes recently I,acel at
the corner OF 18th and " streets. gtty-
!oOt wooden pole being Planted there on
which the box was erected. MI w. G
Hurry. resident and owner Of property
in the neighborhood. complained TO the
District Commissioners that the pole is an
urslghtly one. marring the beauty of the
streets. He claimed that the erection Of
the pole at the point mentioned was un-
necessary. because. as he explained. there
are TWO public alleys not twenty feet dis
taht. in one of which the pole could have
been planted. and where 1t would not then
Evening star., 1898-09-29
Fined and Warned,

Policeman r. L. Carroll who was recent
ly found guilty of leaving his beat the 81st
of last month and entering q pool room for
the purpose of playing a game. has, upon
the recommendation Of Chief Sylvester,
been fined $25 by the District Commission
ers and warned that failure to properly
perform his duties IN the future will result
in his removal from the force.
Evening star., 1898-09-29

z5c for Rough Rider and Fe-
dora French Hats, of quality
usually retailed at 81.
Csc for punches containing six
teen Feather Ouills, all colors,
with white polka dots. Usually
3Sc bunch.
lSc ward for 3I-inch Silk Rib
bons, in plain and fancy colors.
Usual I0c value.
l9c yard for Heavy Venice
Laces, 3 to 5 inches wide. Some
are worth ST yard. Investigate.
S0c for Sterling Silver Brooches
set with jewels, representing
lizards, frogs, turtles, beetles, but
terfies. SOC value at 800
SC for White and Fancy Border
Handkerchiefs, better than those
commonly sold at 5 cents.
Evening star., 1898-09-29
Church Incorporated.

Articles Incorporating the Third Christian
Church of this city were flied today by
Thomas NJ. SpiIman. John Mullady. Freder-
lex j. Niedomansk, Sarah w. Folk and
Susan A. Sunny, trustees, The church is
located temporarily at iSs and II streets
southwest, and IL organised as q society
OF congregation Of the Disciples OF Christ,
Evening star., 1898-09-29
Honsrs 10 Washington Lady,

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles S, Davis have inst
returned from the national convention of
tie Sons Of Veterans, held in Omaha. Mrs.
Davis was elected national president OF
the Ladies' Aid Society Of the Bons Of Vet
Grams, after q spirited contest, This gives
her general supervision over all the aid
societies In the United States.
Evening star., 1898-09-29

Last two days of Hoeke's Clearing Sale
bargains. Big savings-Advt.
Evening star., 1898-09-29
Every
SSrenn m amt IT,
must go
before Oct. 1 st.

We shall concentrate our efforts tomorrow to
clearing up all remrf Mt lots now hand-and
the prices couldn't be lower If you had named
them yOursely eS.
S12 ~ and $3.50 Wool Suits. 80 and "a 81 so
$3.50 To Sl5.5 Suits. - &C. 40 and ~ IS so
SIS Tan Suits. ~ and 4i..................S1 III SO
$40 Siik Waists. SO and IS. ......... -. SS 90
81 Prma Donna COrsets .............-.... ISc.
81 50 Prfu1s Donna COrsets s............. 81 %
Ladies' SILK. Satin and Brilliantfne Bloom-
ers- We're 81 10 S3-now cut to HALF PRICE.
Two Cloth Bike Suits Reduced to. 81 10
Two Cloth Bike Suits. Reduced TO. s5 90
Ladies' SIC Union Suits, all sizes ....... 39Sr.
Childrtn's Csc. Union Suits. ell sizes. .... &c.
Ladies' 5pc. Black Leather Belts. ........ 49,.
Ladies' $3.50 All-silk Steel Rod Umbrel-
las. blue, brown. red and black ...... 81 .9S
35c. Fancy MOirs and Tafreta Silk Ribbons 1Oc
Remnant basket OF hre Ribbons. Choice,
Sc piece
Evening star., 1898-09-29

w. III. McKnew, 9SS Pa. Av.
se2a cod
Evening star., 1898-09-29
Free.

Sample cake of the
new Renaissance Soap.
Sample package OF
Foot Comfort. y In
Ouire for both in Toilet
Article Department.
Evening star., 1898-09-29
A Colossal Linen Deal.

What would you had bought big packing
Of What they came
from the best mills in Ireland clean the Atlantic
opening? What would offered magnificent
goods half what goods bring us en-
tcrprisng Well the Tomorrow will offer Won
These Table of
quality They white beed silver beached unbeached The
There flower,
piece yard and from that
up five yards Worth from 800. S225. Tomorrow to
,for going make this a-day oering) pick at
2OC. to 81 per ward
Evening star., 1898-09-29

Pure Liner SrarfS. .
yards long. SrImpcd
and fringed. 5Uc value
at :9c. Inquire in Art
Department.
The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1898-09-17
LEONARD L. VANN, Prest.

The evolutions wrought by time
revolutionize things and their
uses, advance the new and re-
legates those things that were be-
fore. But the big metropolitan
sheet with its stupenduous bulk
ness, the magnificence of its ''get
up" the marvel of its creation,
cannot subserve the usefulness of
the country weekly. Nothing can
take the place of the weekly-ths
home weekly. This is the true
mirror of the town. We never
understand so readily the daily oc-
currances of the world as told in
that little editorial squib of the
country weekly, whereas the dali
ly has had column after column
through which the reader must
wade. The weekly prints those
things most direct to the interest
of its immediate readers-a SYM
postum found no where else.
Where can the country merchant
advertise to his benefit if it Is not
in his home paper, and in the
weekly his trade announcement
does not become as stale as in the
daily on the morrow. The week
lv is alive in one week seven times
to the daily and its value thesame
in comparison. The country week
ly has a field distinctly that is par
ticularlv its own.
The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1898-09-17
POPE LEO'S RICHES.

CCORDING to the York Sum- Pope Leo XII IS SAID to
have accumulated wealth during his Pontcae than any
of the chair of St Peter Plus La coec
ed looked large But Leo
said acquired twice much forthe Vatican Inc greater
other European banks II sad
that the HOLY from debt the few obligations
manng at the death having been settled b Leo The
annual budget said show yearly surplus
benefit and how much for the Holy not known
The value personal presents made to hm SINCE ne came 10 M
exceed OO0OOO and the ooJec
constitute collection worthy to De
given rapidly he received them and reason
accumulated owned b Leo Al VINO mas
kept all his .,, e +ho foot
of the value of them may be gathered from the
that President Kruger him diamond worth 81
gifts are of his collection contains aas OF
with precious stones 319 of gold
the same way chaces gold and silver engraved
with precious of the 81 valuable rings that ne
the Sultan that 100000 He has o pastoral
sa of gold set and S4 osiensor for the exposition OF
the gold and silver part OF his
addition than 1000 other objects OF great
and artistic The Kruger diamond said to be the largest IN
the world.
The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1898-09-17
mIsslssIpprs NEW SUPERINTENDENT OF EDUCATION

OyERN0R McIaarin night sprung surprise in the ap
pontaenf o Henry Whitfield of Stems Creek State
Supeatendent succeed Hon. A. kncannon
who resigned the presidency of the Industrial
ute at Columbus the slated for the ohee
conspicuous that Hardy of Jackson and Mr. knean-
mons The from Rankin county
and teens Creek Rankin Prof Whitfield Is
matter of Ihse who Know
him saw he is worthy Office The TmesDemocat jackson
CORRESPONDENT furnishes the following sketch
Prof Henry Whitfield has been appointed to the posi-
State of Education although
Young man. will introduction to the teachers OF the State
the past five teacher the county Institutes
noma State and his ability teacher well recognized
considerable executive ability which, by the way IS
more of requisite in the filling the position than any great
amount scholarship He graduate of the old reliable Baptist
College Clinton and prominent member of that
a and has been successful He worked ms
way teaching during the months through college, and
this high position but merted tribute his per-
and never-trng enegi Superintendent Whitfield thor
ougy Unidentified public school of the State having
all his professional life been in harness as teacher men cou
be called upon to perform the peculiar needs of the great
tuition official head Superintendent Withheld
has held various responsible positions institute conductor prc
pal Westve High School, For the last years he mas
been principal Stems Greek High School, of the most
fourshing institutions the State lie has frequently
positions in larger towns and cities but has consistently
refused preerrng devote himself to the Development OF
that On August 81 1885, he married Miss Mary he
daughter of the White of Brandon and nece OF DIS
c ATTORNEY White Biloxi Prof Whitfield of Reverend
Robert H Whitfield of Westvie and nephew OF President F
hugh College, of Judge Whitfield OF the ou
preme bench born and raised Rankin county
The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1898-09-17
PEARLINGTON, Hancock County, Miss,
Friday, Sept l6, 1898.

Advertising that pays-The Echo.
New subscriptions coming every week
Coming events cast queer shadows
sometimes.
Mr.eC, P. Martin spent Tuesday in the
Crescent City.
Mr.. sam'l Moye, of Columbia, is IN the
city this week.
Mr.. VIM. Rudolf spent several days here
during the week.
Mr. Flynn, the wellekrewn picture man
from New Orleans is in the city.
Mr.. Simon Favre spent the greater part
Of the week away OIL business.
Mr.. S. Sutton has returned from aYeek's
visit to his family at Moss Point.
Mr.. S. Hover and family have moved
into the the house occently occupied by
c. II Brown.
Advertising is the handspring of busi-
ness enterprise aud is every way essen
tial to its success.
Dr.J. @. Fountain returned from Colum-
bia this week, where he had been to visit
his mother who was very i'll.
The marriage of Mir. VIM. Rudolf OF
Pensacola, Fla, to Miss mily Favre OF
this city takes place next Tuesday.
Our esteemed young friends Messrs. W.
A Brown and X. Q. Whichard. are ont
again, after severe spell of sickness each.
Misses Abbie Mead and Matte Lloyd,
Logtown's two graceful young lady bicy-
clists were in town on their wheels yester-
day afternoon.
The Barque "Orssa" at Ship Island is
taking from here a cargo of 500, 900 feet OF
lumber for c. 5, Langdon and Co., of New
York. It is consigned to firm in Guya-
ouil, Ecuador, South America.
The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1898-09-17
A Cannery for GuIfporr.

Gulfport is to have canning
factory to put up oysters, fish,
crabs, shrimp, fruit and vegeta-
bles. A few hours canvass sue
ceeded in securing about $4,000
subscription to the capital stock
which will be $20,000 to begin
with. The promoters feel salts
fed that the full amount will
soon be taken, and are going ahead
toward perfecting arrangements
for the work. This will be an
enterprise of great Importance to
Gulfport, 1t will bring hundreds
of families to the town, and thou
sands of dollars in investments.
Southwark will give full detail of
this work as it progresses.-Gulf-
port Southwark.
The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1898-09-17
MISS WINNIE DAVIS sKErcHED BY NORTHERN PAPER.

Capital Northern Republican
paper. this making the lines all the interesting
Mss Davis, the daughter of the Contederacy IS
dangerously ill., from prostrao MISS Da
ate and her fra was not
equal upon by the ambitious mind whose whole
and care was providing dependent mother
Miss Davis novel; Yelled Doctor proved complete success
young writer to Immediately begin another whc
uncompleted al the time she was taken ILL.,
Miss Davis the Daughter the Confederac
took infant the retreat from c
mon she shared fathers Imprisonment at Fortress
Davis during the times at the close OF the war arna
Davis her full and she born IN the exc
ye of the confederac at Richiond Na june 1904
her birth her parents forced TO nee
Winnie joined the chief the confede-
Monroe, Winnie being prvegei because OF ner
age @ Wnne played all day long the prison with seeming
and happy when IN her fatner cell
of her life spent In England ahd theh
Memphis There she showed taste Tor lera-
was the early and read good books undef the d
proud of her prococly w hen was
Una for First she acquired the Ger
man man language ana 'nsn '''o : ''l''
Nns was the of Miss Davis social DEBUT one
new carnival and shared her father the hon0rs OF
" Jt then she accompanied nef iahef -
Tue earn Neral Gordon her by that name re-
nen !, h and this she mas since oeen snow
o th She has OF badges p[esen'eu hi ny
reo;menal and organizations and sne aetends m " ~
unions sne can first literary in New Orleans writing
Tue view which eha been successful her
her TO magazine life despaired
fathers death was then she mother have been
of, but she recovered and sd oo s 80
pcon narahIc
The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1898-09-17
r1r. DahIgren Gained.
TUESDAYS Biloxi Herald.

Tuesdays Biloxi Herald.
Hon. A. NJ. Dahlgren was pre-
sented last evening at his home
with a massive gold-headed ebony
cane. The presentation was made
by the gentlemen who served as
deputies under Mr.. Dahlgren dur
ing his administration as collector
of customs, and was given as a
testimonial of esteem of that gen.
tleman and in appreciation of
courtesies extended them. The
stick is indeed a handsome one
and highly appreciated by Mr..
DahIgren. On the head is in
scribed, the following: "Hon. A.
NJ. Dahlgren, Collector of Gus
toms, Pearl River District, Missis-
sippi, and Special Disbursing Of
ticer NJ. H. S, 1893-'98, from his
deputies" :" On the panels are in
scribed the names of his deputies
as follows: j. Fl. Espy, 6. +.
Theobald, Thos. A. Cleary, John
Lyons and Geo. w. eager. Af-
ter the. presentation an elegant
lunch was served those who were
present.