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The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1898-02-17

The removal of cases from the State courts
to the Federal courts for trial wherein the
plaintiffs are poor persons and defendants
rich foreign corporations, on application of
OF defendants, is growing EVIL in North
Carolina, and in its practical operation FIRE.
quently amounts to q denial of Justice to
poor suitors, and therefore should be con-
demned. We demand, therefore, that the
next General Assembly shall pass such a
general statute on this subject as to take
from such corporations doing business in
this State the privileges of carrying on bust
ness In North Carolina and with drawing
the protection of the State extended to
their business, if they persist in escaping
the jurisdiction of our courts when claims
are sought to be enforced against them there.
in.
We advocate such legislation as will in
sure a just listing and taxation of all
evidences of debt, and make an equitable
adjustment of the burden of taxation be-
tween the debtor and creditor.
REDUCTION OF salaries,
In order to keep our public servants in
thorough touch and sympathy with the
oppressed masses, and to check to some ex-
tent the scramble for Office, we demand q
reduction of salaries until such time as
through an increase of the currency the
price of property and products will justify
the present rates.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-01-13
Chcieli OperOwae.

Schenectady, N. Y, 20 lissopada
DE-. Peter Fahrney, Chicago, Ills.
Szan. Panic! Ably da6 wyobraaen'e
JAZZ nieocenionemi % Pafskie lekar.
silva, opowiem Psnu o moim wlasnym
PrzyPadku. C~isrpiaiem cd pewnego
czasu ma wodns puOhline, i jua oai.
klein sic ~wyrsekism nsd.isi wy.dro.
vienna. Doktorsy. kt6r.y mnie do
Pstrywali, sadecydowsli, 70 mus.s
wykonac ma mnie operaojs. Staio
sic, 70 byism .najomy . Pshskim
sgentem tutaj ! ten mi opowied.ias
o sadsiwisjsOyoh re.ultataoh Psf
skioh lekarstw. Postanowisem, 70
spr6buje Pahskie Gomo.o 1 Olejo
csyli liniment sanim poswols dokto.
rom M operacje. Uorynilem tax 1
sic ME zawiodlem. W krotkim cza,is
nspuOhnieoia poosesy .niksc AZ na.
ressoie stare ohor6bsko osikiem znik
neao. Me jest-te to n~sturalnem. 70
osuje sic wdsiecznym ola Paoa | 70
ma iisnism innych oierpisoyoh do
sprobowania Psfskich lekarstw2 Dls
tel prsyozyny, tyose sobie, saeby nj
niejsse zostsso ~ogiossonsm. 2 SEA
cunkiem, M. Fitsner,
514 Momfort al.
Drs Piotrs Gomoso okssalo prrss
oafego wieku utytek ni~eustanny,
swoje ssdziwiajsoe wissnosoi Jsto
leksrstwo konstytucjonslne | M krew.
Me Pytsjoie sic o ME " aptekach.
Jest sprzedswsns ludowi wprost lub
prsez lokalnyoh sgeot6w. Pisrcie
do Dr. Peter Fshrney, 112-114 60.
Hoyne Ave, Chicago, Ill.
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posnsjs, 10 - prawdsiwemi dxieemi
Polski; dalej .aoheoai rodak6w, ably
sie isczyc ~ jsisn niero.srwany We.
sss, kt6rym jest Zwia.sk Mar. Pol.
" Ameryoe, gdya tylko w6wcas mo.
aemy dojsc do upragnionsgo oelu l
abysmy mogli jsk n~sjpred.ej .aspie-
vac I uniesieniem ME tylko ,.Jes.c.s
Polka ME sgineta" ale ,,Polska Do
wstaia.
Ma oststku presses obchodu, OBJ.
Ruoihski podkomisars Skarbu N.
P. W Rsp2srswylu, pros.so ebso.
nyoh. ateby mais ofsre aloayli ma
tax wsniosiy eel jakim Jest mas.
Skarb N. P. W Rspperswylu Ola u.
sytku nss1ej ukochanej Ojc.y.ny,
Prossso panic Zalewska I paua Ora.
bowskiego do .ebranis kolekty .
kt6rsj wpsyoeao B dol. 81 ct. IA.
kohozono obch6d wspolnem spiewsm
,,Boae COS Polske pre-. tax lio.ne
wieki".
Presses podziekowawsry obeonym
saprosif, ably ma nassepne obohody
tego rod.sju l%io.nisj sic .bisrali i
drugioh re sobs pr.yprowsdzili. Ma
tsm zostas zskohczony pisrws.y OBJ
ch6d grupy 233, tow. Mistr,a Jara
Matejki v New Haven, Conn.
Ant. Ruciaski, pre.es.
Augustyn Schultz. sekr.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-01-13

Zwracamy uwage ma ogacs.enis
Ksiegarni Katoliokiej ]. F. Smul
skiego I Sp6iki, 565 Noble st., W Chi
oago, kt6re z~najduje sic ma innem
misjsou. Ksiegarnla ia, . powodu
Oieakioh czasow, .ni.yla Gene ma ME
kt6re ksiaaki o poiowe. Warto .'te-
go korzystac. Wieo.ory % dlugie,
wiec nistylko Osas ma c.ytaniu spe
d1i sic Przyjemnie. ale i korsysc du-
chowa odniesie. Dobra ksistka, to
nsjlePszy prIyjaciel. Jestto .res.ta
jedyna dotyohoIas sposobnosc nAby-
ola "a bezoen prawis pozyteoznyoh
ksistek, wiec powtarzsmy, nalsay z
ME; Eorystac.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-01-13
K0RESP0IDEICJE ,,zGODY".
z Brazylii.

P~to U,siao, d. Is listopada 1897.
Niniejszem mann
zaszczyt doniesc wan, re W Porto
Uniao zalozylismy towarzystwo pol
skie ,Pogoh" i'm. Karola Lewakow-
skiego, z zakresem dziaiania, jak sta
tut, ktory ~do}aczam.
Staraniem aszem bedzie dazy6
przedewszystkiem do zaiozenia Zwiaz-
ku Narodowego Polskiego w Bra
zylji Tub, gdy bedziemy powolani,
stanac W szeregu rowniez popiera6
Sbarb narodowy. Zazdroscimy ma
Sym ziomkom z p6inocy, Zwiazkow-
com, tax czcigodnego reprezentowa-
MIA Polskosci, z czem my W Brazylji
pochwalic sic ME mozemy. Brak nam
ludzi swiatlych i dobrej wolf.
Kolonia polska tutaj jest bardzo
mfoda, a zatem uboga. Wieksza po-
iowa jest rusinow. Niema j~eszcze ami
szko&y, ami ksiedza. Rozwija sic row
niez bardzo powoli, z powodu takie-
go zastoju, jaki nigdy j~eszcze W Bra.
zylji ME mia} miejsca.,
Przyczyna tego zastoju Jest zla
gosPodarka i ciagle rozruchy poll
tyczne. Jakobini (monarchisci) sta
raja sic wszelkimi srodkami przepro-
wadzic swoje ideally. Jest juz dosyt
zle, a jest ~nadzieja, ze j~eszcze gorzej
bedzie.
Towarzystwa polskie rowniez ma
tenn cierpia i, jak juz wspominalem,
z Powodu braku odpowiednich ludzi
z trudnoscia sic utrzymuja. Ksieza
Polscy nietylkos sic ME staraja o oswie.
Genie ludu, ale pc wiekszej czesci
hahbe nam przynosza s~ ojem poste-
powaniem.
Jezeliby nasza goraca prosba G
przysianie nam ,,Zgody" byia do u.
rzeczywistnienia, bylibysmy bardzo
zobowiazani, gdyz ozywiioby sic ma.
SIZE t~owarzystwo w tym zakatku les.
nym'
Il Prawdziwym szacunkiem
zyczliwi rodacy
g.. Grollmdnn, prewodn.
FIR. Schmidt, sekr.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-01-13

perswylu OBJ. }. Gaiezowskiego, IS
Boulevard Malherbes, Paris, France.
Duluth, dnia 3go stycznia 1893.
Ieo. N. Heiinski.
komisarz Skarbu Mar. Pol. ma Stany
Zjedn. A. Pom.
Wszystkie pisma polskie upraszs
sic o iaskawe powtorzenie ~powyasze-
go sprawozdania.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-01-13

Pinto Uaiao, d. Is listopada 1897.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-01-13

kalamazoo, Mioh., Jest ssynns .
selesyi-jskotet . siedziby Tomassa
Slatera, kt6rego ogioszenis snsjduje
siens ctr. 2.
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NasZ Przewodnik.
AID WOKACI.

ADWOKACI.
Oankososk, L. F., offs: "a LsSsIla
st. Mieszkanie: $50 W, I7tb n.
Chicago.
Sm1lsks, J. r., offs: % MetropslI.
Ian I'll. Miesskanie: SOS Noble a,
Chicago.
9eeting d Nosoak, II2 Clsrk n,
Room 40, Chicago.
Csarnechi d Roraleski, Suite II,
10 La Sale ct. 4 STA Diokpou
ct.
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Dr.. C.. B. Ham
LEczY MEzczrzN, KOBIETr 1 DzrEcI.

Jezeli doktorzy ME mogli rozpoznaS twej choro.
by, Tub ME mogli ci mic pom0dz, To napisz zaraz do
doktor nznaf chorobe "a nieuleczafna, 20 pieniadze
zwrocii ME potrzebujesz bye mic stratny. DIR. Ham
Jest uczciwym 1 odpowiedzialnym, a chorymi opie-
dziecmi; Ludzie, kt6rzy napr0lno szukali rady licz-
.nyeh doktorow, kt6rzy, przeeierpieli pc kilkans-
sole lat W szpitalach, 1akby W czarodziejski epo-
sob zostali uleczeni przez bra. Hama. Me m6wi-
my teso zadna przesada, lecz tylko szczera pra-
VIDE. Me przediuzaj ewej choroby, bo moze eie
STAG nieuleczalna- Pisz zaraz do Doktora Hama
Medyeyn Doktora Hama ME MONA dostac W ga
dnsl sptece, ami groserni, ami szynku, AMI teA cd
l zdrowa medycyne, TO must po takowa pisaf pro
sto do ORA Hama. Butelks medycyny kosztuje tyL
ko Slop, szesc butelek $500. Piszac 20 medvcyne,
nsl.zy opissc eva chorohei zaiaczye W liscie pie.
Made, Iuh przekaz pocztowy, bankowy Tub EXPIRE
eowy. Medycyne przepis Jak sic leczyt wysyiamy
odwro,na poezta;. Przyslij marke pocztowa ma od-
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POsZukiKaniA.

Pos.ukujs sic p. Ignaosgo C.er
wihskiego. ofiosra polskiego I pow.
stania 1858 T.. " jego wlssoym int
rosie. Rodak6w, znajscyoh miejsoe
jego pobytu (Kalf ,roia lub Alaska
prswdopodobnie) i dokladny adres,
upras'a sic o Podauie takowego pod
adressm:
Box 002. Roesland, B. G.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-01-13

Grudzieh /. Zebrane ma OBJ
chodzie listop., urzadzonym
przez Tow. narod. gr. Il. N. p.
przys&a} w. F. Rogalihski 500
Grudzieh l. Zebrane ma OBJ
chodzie listop., urzadzouym
przez or. 17S Tow. Pu}askie-
go-przys&a& NJ. A. kubasze=
wicz z Little Rock, Ark. 81,
Grudzieh 13. Zebrane ma
obchodzie listop. W Union CT
ty, Conn. - przysiai Antoni
Rybczyhski so
Grudzieh 20. Skladka cd
or. 339 W Baltimore, Md
przys@a} a. Herman 81
Grudzie1 %. Zebrane ma
obchodzie listop. W St. Louis,
Mo. - przys}a} Jan Gdynia 7.3
Grudzieh %. Zebrane ma
dwoch p~osiedzeniach or. IS
st. Louis, Mo. - przysiai Jan
Gdynia 8
Gruizieh "a. Zebrane ma
obiedzie u ks. Koz{owskiego
W Chicago przysla} Stef.
Barszczewski S.S
Grudzieh IA. Kwartalna ko-
lekta cd or. 2S9 w Chicago
Przys}ai S. Szeszyhski IL
Grudzieh IA. Kwartalna ko-
lekta cd gr. 1893 W Chicago
przys}a} S. S~zeszyhski =
Grudzieh 80. Zebrane ma
po{rocznem posiedzeniu or.
375 W Minersville, Pa.-przy-
s}a} T. Szalaty 1.3
Grudzieh 80. Zebrane w
St. Paul, Neb., okolicy przez
M. NJ. Chmieleckiego i PREY
shane przez tegoz: W}ad. Kno-
the 81 80, Jan Sack 10c., Ign.
Knothe Soc, Kaz. B}aszczyk
l5c., Teod. Milczewski 10c.,
Antoni Kozmicki 25c., Ignacy
Nowicki Soc, J.. Forst (czech)
.25c., Adam Grynwald 2oc.,
Jozef Przybys}awski 10c., H.
Littenkamerykanin) 10c., Ign.
Iwahski 10c,, FIR. Kalkowski
25c., FIR. P~iatkowski &C., Leon
Jezewski 25c., Jan Kisior 1Oc.,
Bart}. kukaszewski 15c., J0z.
Kalkowski 15c., Jan Gorecki
1Oc., Stan. Budzy6ski 10c.,
Bonif. Krajewski 15o., Kaz.
Krajewski 15c., Aug. Sadow-
ski 10c., Pawel Murach 10c.,
FIR. Bartel (czech) Soc, Mich.
Budzihski 15c., Adam Grant
ca 15c., NJ. Delecki Csc, NJ.
Chmielecki 25c. 10
Zebrsne ma Farwell przez
A. Lorkowskiego, a przeslane
przez NJ. Chmieleckiego Edw.
Lorkowski 25c., Alex. 30.
rzych 25c., Mich. Lorkowski
25c, Abdon Gdanieo25c., Stan.
Pawlowski 25c, A. Lorkow.
ski 25c., Is
Grudzieh 80. Zebrane przez
OBJ. Ciechahskiego z gr. III
W Cleveland, D. g
Grudzieh 30. Zebrane ma
balu grupy 229 90
Grudzieh 30. Zebrane przez
OBJ. Werner z or. 143 =
Grudzieh 30. Zebrane przez
OBJ. Wasilewskiego z gr. II =
Grudzieh 30. Zebrane W
Ko}ku Dram. Harmonic i pre-
SHANE przez podkomisarza OBJ.
A. Olszewskiego 81
Razem $50 4,
Stan 1grudnia 1897 $15.373.4.
Stan l stycznia 1898 $15,426.8'
Wyraznie t53.4 a x~uslalem n. =.
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SPRAWOZDANIE

Ronaisdrza Skdr6u Mar. Polskiego
10 Rappers~ylu ma Stany Zjedn.
Am. P6tn "a miesiqc grudsieh 1897.
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40
Stan, Teo,fL, $50 Milwauks. iv..
Chicago, Ill.
O4rski, Marian, 588 Noble n.
Chicago, Ill.
TOWARY BLAWATNE.
Ssuminski, John c., 6O4 Nsbl
st., Chicago, Ill.
DOKTORZY.
hWIesoski. ". A., TIA w. In
takze W apiece Butkievioxa,Od.
cago
S~iemino'0ics, Dr.. ". J., SO MI
wsul ee ave Chicago.
Zi6skotosks, n. d., 6S8 NobIs IN.
ib74 Milwaukee ave. Chicago.
DENTYSCI.
ChTsanooski, J. 4. Dr., 72l Mn.
waukes ave. Chicago.
FABRYkl CIGAR.
Mecsarski, J6ze; 81 Homer n.
Chicago, Ill.
FABRYKA ZLOTYCH ODZNA,
kOE MEDALI PAMIAT.
Stachooski X, 588 Noble uliaa
Chicago. Illinois.
FOTOGRAFJE.
Niklas { P0sosososki, $50 Mlvsu.
| kee av. e block cd al. Noblsl
Chicago.
IdsikoDshi, Jan ", ABB Mlvs..
kse Ave. Chicago, Ill.
SKLADY HERBATY IKA".
K1ass, J6zs, Sol Noble 81. o..
oago.
kSIAZKI 1 ARTYKUxY RI.
LIGIJNE.
Augustyrsosoicz s PodczaaA, ~
Noble str. Chicago.
INTROLIGATORZY.
AetSger, @. f., 457 w. Hu.ss
St., Chicago.
K~ONTRAKTORZ
Piqtkieaoicz, J6zs, Budowniosy.
Kontraktor, 574 Noble ul., Ohios.
60.
MEBLE | PIECE.
N~oaoaczesoski, WSad., 888 GO
Milwaukee av. Chicago.
Snsolarz, Psosr, 697 Miiwaukss
Chicago, Ill.
Sho6iecki, Roman, 48o Milwaukee
Chicago, Ill.
MALARZE.
Schlie6en, p. $50 Holt vsous
Chicago.
PRACOWNIE CHOR4GWI etc.
". SSomihska. Slawns prsoov
mia Chorsgwi, Sztandar6w, Ssar
Oisnak, Berel marssalkowskioh.
! 6'9 Milwaukee ave., Chicago, III.
PIEKARNIE.
W3ekbihski, WaFensy, ooS Dieb.
BON st. Chicago, Illinois.
Paoeskiesoics, o., $50 - 6S2 N.
Ashland ave. Chicago.
PRALNIE BIELIZNY.
MilesDczyk, r. T., 674 Noble 81.
Chicago, Illinois.
SKkADY OBUWIA.
Stspihski, ". { Kasprsyk, =,
e48 Noble st., Chicago.
RES TAxRACYE SALONY.
Dzisciosktssoicz, A., b72 Noble -,
Chicago.
AakoaosA, f., oo2 Milvsukss
sv. Chicago, Ills.
PersososH, Lgnocy, 562 Noble d
Chicago, Ills.
Ssykoaony Ansoni, TOO Milwaukee
av. r6g Noble 1t. Chicago, Ill
OsochansSi K. I Cygonosssxs 4.
667 Milwaukee AVE.. Chicago.
WEGLE 1 DRZEwO.
Romosihski, Michas, $50 NobIs
st. Chicago, Ill.
Borsyaska d 90, r6g W. Merit
Av' Coventry st. Chicago.
WYROBY KUSNIERSKIE.
Bo6ososI Ssonissaso, Wybory ku.
Snierskie I dsikioh 1 owcsyoh no
rex. Gostyf, Downsrs Grovs,sIll.
SPRZEDAz KART OKRETO
WYCH.
Majesosh, adam, wysyika Wy.
m'ana Pioniedsy, 81 Milwaukee
ave. Chicago.
ZAKkADY ~BLACHARSKIR.
Seid7er L., poIski blsshan. Sel
Noble IT,, Chicago.
ZKOTNIK I ~ZEGARIISTpy
Sscchossk H, SO Noble 49,
CjssGe, III
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-11-11
OPENING OF
NIGHT SCHOOLS.
Impression Prevails That Such
Action Will Be Taken.
SCHOOL BOARDS MEETING.
The Report Of The Committee Of Conference
10 Be Made This Evening.
WHAT FINANCE COMMITTEE SAYS.
viii Pay All Educational Bills That May Be Con-
tracted For Which il Can Find the Monsr.
The Statement Not Entirely Satisfactory.
The Report Of the Committee Of Conference
TO Be Made This Evening.
WHAT FINANCE COMMITTEE SAYS.

A special meeting of the school COM
mittee has been called by President
Barney for this evening at s o'clock i'm
the regular room at the classical high
school building. The purpose of the
meeting is TO receive a report of the
special committee of conference ap-
pointed at the last meeting and to take
action thereon. and to receive a report
OF the executive committee and TO take
action upon IL.
There is an impression i'm certain
quarters that the result OF the meeting
Will be that the evening schools will be
opened, but there is nothing definite
so far which warrants any definite
opinion.
It Is understood that the committee
on finance of the city council has sig
nified its Willingness to pay any bills
that the school committee may con-
tract for educational purposes. If il can
find the money TO do so, and will try
to find the money, but this leaves mat
ters very much in the same position
they were before the conference.
Whatever is done, however, the meet
ing promises to be a very interesting
one and it.HNould not be surprising If
something definite is decided upon.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-11-11
AN OLD CASE.
McCIoskey's Claim Once More Before
Appellate Court.
Plaintiff Was Twice Beaten In Lower Court
but Wants Another Trial.

There was a second hearing today OF
the case OF Nicholas McCloskey VS..
Charles II. Moies, formerly town treas
urer of Lincoln, before the appellate
court. McCloskey fell on some ice and
an otherwise bad place in bridge at
Valley Falls one evening in the winter
of 1896. The plaintiff was non-suited
once and the appellate court said the
case was one for jury to decide. At
the second trial a decision was again
for the defendant and today
Hugh j. Carroll. counsel for McCloskey
argued that though IL might be hard to
convince the court that the justice who
presided at the last trial, Judge Rog-
ers, had not come to a proper conclusion
of the matter, yet he, counsel, believed
his honor had mistaken the testimony
and asked for another trial. Walter IL.
Vincent counsel for the defendant ar
gued that a most careful examination
of the testimony would convince the
court that Judge Rogers had made no
mistake. The chief point in the case
now is whether certain repairs made on
the bridge were properly made.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-11-11
FURTHER INFORMATION.
Court Must Have Il Before Deciding Two Cases
Presented 10 II.

In the case Emile Tussier vs.. Thomas
Kelley the appellate court in rescript
handed down today says: I'VE do not
feel that we can properly decide this
case until we are informed whether the
plaintiff was a creditor of the defend-
ant at the time when the assignment in
question was executed. We therefore
remit the case to the common pleas di-
vision i'm order that that question OF
fact may be determined"
A decision To the same effect was
made i'm the case of Telesphore III. Huot
VS.. Charles Lamontague. These cases
were taken TO the appellate court on an
appeal from the decision of Judge Bos-
worth to the effect that an assignment
OF wages under which the assignee paid
back part of the money he received un-
der the assignment to the assignQr was
constructively fraudulent and that to
sustain such an arrangement would be
to hold that q debtor may place his
earnings beyond the reach Of his cred
itoTS
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-11-11
SOLDIERS BALLOTS
Brought From Columbia, S. C., and Camp Meade
and Turned 0yer 10 Secretary of State.

Major James A. Abbott. who was APP
pointed to supervise and take charge Of
the vote for congressman cast by the
men OF the First Rhode Island Regl-
ment, has returned to Providence. The
votes cast at Columbia, S. c., and at
Camp Meade, Middletown. Pa. properly
sealed i'm bundles by the commanding
officer OF the regiment, and GER
titled 10 by the commanding Of
fcers OF the several companies. are
now in the possession OF Secretary of
state Bennett. The votes will be count
cd together with those cast in Rhode
Island sometime next week, probably.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-11-11
OUTLOOK PROMISING.
Caterer GeIb Expects to Make Satisfactory Ar
rangement With Creditors.

Mr.. Victor Gelb, the well known ca
terer, was seen this morning. in rela-
ton to the arrangement he is endeavor-
ing TO make with his creditors upon a
hl=cent ON a dollar basis. and he said
that the outlook was very promising,
inasmuch as all the creditors so far
consulted had agreed to accept Mr..
Gelb's proposition. He has every rea-
son. he says. to hope that the other
creditors will agree. and. II they do, the
entire matter will be satisfactorily ar
ranged with very little delay.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-11-11
Before the lattels Death the Reward Of
$1,000 Was Promised Mrs. King.
DECEDENTS BOARD ALSO SUED FOR.
That Amount Demanded by Plaintiff is Now 0vss
Sl4O0---She Is One Of the Heirs to
Her Aunts Property.

Before Judge Wilbur and jury was
tried today the suit of Mrs. Bridget
King against Edward Nee, administra-
tor on the estate of the late Catherine
Farrell. The plaintiff is a niece OF the
deceased, and claims that for long
time she went a great distance TO do
work for her aunt, especially washing.
and as the aunt had no one to attend
her. plaintiff was asked by her to move
into the block owned by the deceased
and live there with her family rent
free.
The request of the aunt was COM
piled with, and then It is claimed Mrs.
Farrell said to PLAINTIFF: "If you will
take care of me the rest of my life
will leave you $1,000" 1t Is claimed that
this desire was fulfilled. and Mrs. King
and her children for three years
watched very diligently over the de-
ceased. Mrs. Farrell died suddenly and
left $1,000 worth of personal property
and land and buildings worth $4,000. A
demand for the $1,000, that II is claimed
was promised, was made on the adj
ministrator who refused to pay II,
whereupon a claim against the estate
for $l4S0 was presented.
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The Grand Piano

TO be given away New Years Day at
the Providence Candy Kitchen. 1919
Westminster street. is now on exhibit
ton I'm the window of the Kitchen and
free concerts are given every afternoon
o'clock.
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DIED OF FEVER.
Chief Quatsmastsr Williams and Clerk Stewart
Succumhed al Havana This Morning.

Havana. Nov. 1i.-W. "A. Willisms.
the chief quartermaster. who has been
suffering from fever for some time past,
died ut o'clock this morning.
+. T. Stewart. the clerk attached to
the quartermaster's department. who
has also been prostrated with Fever for
seyarai davs. died at o'clock this
NOTHING. .,,, 49,.
The condition OF J. Ii. Caldwell, the
third OF the American party VINO hss
been suffering from fever. II unchanged.
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Teas aud Conees

At even lower prices at Fraser Bros. 297
weybosse street, owing TO the extensive
alterations. Much money can be saved by
buying now. Entrance directly from the
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rhn Great Enyeione Trust

Has advanced prices 10 10 2j per cent. We
have not increased prices OF envelopes,
either plain or printed. Pleased To have your
orders. The J. y. Ryder Co. a. Washington.
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Bridget King, the plaintiff, testified
she signed the petition for Mr.. Mee's
appointment as administrator. and that
when she lived on Boyden street she
washed several times for Catherine
Farrell, and at the latters request went
to live in the same house with her. Mrs.
King testified she did work for the de-
ceased, doing her washing ana ironing
and nursing her the winter before she
died, during which time the deceased
was unable to come downstairs. Be-
fore this time the deceased had eaten
constantly at plaintiffs table. Witness
thought as she worked day and night
tie enough money.
on ross-examination witness said
she charged nothing for the washing
done for her aunt while she. witness.
lived on Boyden street. The promise
made by Mrs. Farrell to witness was
If she took care of her at her death
witness would receive $1,000 In addition
to her board.
Mr.. Heffernan asked: You're going
to get this money as one Of the heirs,
are you not?'
yes" was the reply: but my share
has nothing to do with this claim"
Witness denied the deceased had ever
threatened to put her family out of the
house.
James King, husband of the PLAINTIFF
substantiated his wife's statements.
The defence is that there was no spe-
cial promise to the plaintiff by the de-
ceased of any more than her share as
an heir.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-11-11

Armoure star Bacon 20 cents can.
New French Fruits. King co.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-11-11

Edward Nee, administrator, said a
claim had been presented to him by Mr..
King in behalf of his wife. the amount
named being about $500. This amount.
plaintiff claimed. Lawyer Brennan said.
was too small. and ii was Increased TO
over $1400. Gen Brennan in his cross
examination asked many sharp ques-
tions. but nothing important was elicit
ed ]. ]. Heffernan is attorney for Mr..
Nee
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-11-11
TO CLOSE OUT.
BICYCLE FOOT PUMPS
lSC.
GOLF BALL ENAMEL
lac. can.
THIRD FLOOR.
OUR REoRGANIzED
RIBBON DEPARTMENT

Now permanently located, will again
take the place IL deserves. Thousands
of pieces OF new Ribbons received this
week. and plenty of room TO show
them.
FOR THE HOLIDAY TRADE We
have added over 80 0O0 yards OF
SATIN AND GROS GRAIN
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|. q l,nld One Niaht.

To eyre Cold In One Night.
Take Laxative Bromo ouinlne Tablets.
All druggists refund the money III 10
falls TO cure. 25c. The genuine has L.
y. .. on each tablet.
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Black Navy rut
N oolcn soc \ =,
worth iIc.............
Natural Grey Wool
en- socks, worth lHc
Black I'm y Orte Il
cotton Socks, worth
lilc csstsss .... sss.s.
Dark brcv Merino
~ock \ =, seamless,
worth lIG.-.......s..
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-11-11
FANCY RIBBON

In Plaids, stripes, checks and Nov.
elties. several hundred pieces, 1Oc
at per yard d........................ '|N'
Worth 29.c 60 39c
At 25c. per yard We can give YOU a bar.
gain worth from 39c. TO soc.