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Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1898-04-29

Francis Mcclure enfant de T:
Mcclure 1861, 26 Ave s. E. s'esi
fracture an bras en- tombant de
yoiture.
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Traitements pour danes pour
~toutes les maladies n%erveuses.
de@NlD1A Consultation ct Guide de Sante
~ Gratis. Ecrivez GU visitez Nine
K. M. Laferri4re, representant-
,consulteur, l404, 1879 Ave N. Bureau
,d'Etat, AS New York Life Bldg, Min
neapolis, MINI.
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L'ouverture dos exercloes do
4mois de Mai aura aleu- q rEglise
Notre Dame de Lourdes dimsnche
aoir.
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lie marriage de Mile Mathalda
Houle ct Ambrose A. Irving q EN-
lien lundi en- eette vile.
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IN Autre Grand Achat
s.. e. OLSON Co LES MARoHANDs
Du "GEAND MAGAs1N"' ENCORE
LES DERNIERs ENCHER1ssEURs

Suivant imm6diatement las an
nopces .6tonnantes des derniereI
Esemaines, Went encere une ma
.gnifque ofre. pour 6pargner d.
l'argent, par s. E. Olson Go. Leul
aohat du stock entier dun manu-
fac!urier de sole so retirant du
commerce, de $25,000,00, or7era
sans dopte une fureur parmi la
|clientAle feminine du "Grand
Magasin" .quand la vente com
mencera lundi matln le 2 Mai. DC
nsgnifique stock %consiste en- soiea
4 LAYER, Foulards 4 dessins. ma
gnifques Taffetas franoais, Taffe'
tas barr6s, brooches ct q carreaux,
Satlns brooches, Satins 4 fantastic,
Grenadines etc, nuances de soir6e
ct de promenade un des plus ma
gni6ques assortimente.
LIE stock a cts ache:6 pour 30 q
60 G nts sur le dollar ct chaque
item sera vendu en- proportion du
prlx d'achat; leurs aunonces dams
les journaux Yuotidlens donneront
quelques prix pour lesquels CO
stock de sole sera vendu.
L'habilet6 avec laquelle la s
E. Olson Co. dispose de wastes
quantities de marchandises est 81
bien connue des manufacturers
que lorsqu'ils ont .quelque chose
4 ofrir, GU I'M stock enter d ven
DIRE, s.. E. Olson Go sont les pre-
miers avertis. On envoi des e1.
perts examiner les stocks ct s'lls
sont satisfa1sants on quali'6 ct
.s'1ls peuvent etre achetes 3 assoc
bon march6 on les ach6te pour de
l'argent compliant ct le peuple en-
profile. II est bien connu que la
8. B.. Olson Go. est la plus lib6-
rale el "partage Mt avec ses pra-
t1ques en- vendapt tout en- proper
ton da prix d'achat sans s'occu-
per de leur va'eur r6elle.
La saison de n6toyage est lei ct
roeuvre de regarnir, retapisser ct
repeinturer envisage la menagere.
frugnle.
Oh acheter les nombreux n6ces-
sites pour le moins d'argent ct la
Ia question du moment. Une cour-
to v'site au d6partement de papier
4 taplsser ct au departement de
les departments de Ia
pis ct de Draperie, ct le d6parte-
ment monstre de Meubles de Ia
s. II. Olson Co., donnera le secret
Oh SO procurer non settlement IL
plus pour le moins d'argent mails
la meilleure merchandise du mar
che. L eur d6partement de Papier
a tapiss r est seul responsible du
has prix actuel du PAPER q tapis-
scr. Et CO qul est vral de ce de-
partement est auss1 vrai de tous
les de partements du magasin le
plus pepulalre des V1lles Soeurs,
s. e. Olson Go.
Les clients de Ia campagne re-.
cevront 1eur attention la plus
prompte ct ~courtoise par les de
partements des commandes par Ia
MALE.
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MANAGES

LIE marriage de Mile Eta Long
tin eli NJ. Gilbert Mccartney q 60
lieu 4 PEglise Notre Dame de
Lourdes mardi iernier.
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Nine Edmond sarangs Of est partie
pour une vjsite dune semalne
chez ses parents q Wsverly MINI.
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NAISSANCE

Ayril 1888 M. ct Nine j. Pich6
1926, s st N. e. une file.
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NM. Joseph Belsir, Edward
Tblbault ct Gilbert Da'gnsult sont
sur le jury cette semaine.

Monsieur l'abbe Z. Ohandonnet
q passe 4 Minneapolis cette semai-
ne en- route pour BourHonnsls, I'll.
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LA dette pablique de la Fran
o., qui SLEEVE ! $1,000 600, 900 est
Ia plus considerable gull y ait an
monde.
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B. DUFAUD,
Chef de Cave.

LIE verdict a etc "suselde dams
un moment d'ali6nation mentale."
.Kingston, lie PILGRIMAGE an.
nuel des catalogues de Kingston
q ste-Anne de Beaupr6 aura lieu
lie 10 juliet proclaim, sous le pa
tronage de Mgr Farrelly, admins.
trateur de Iarchidioc6se.
rA6Yis,-Un ouvrier. 1du nom de
Fortier. a tent6 de SO suioider on
SO OCCUPANT Ia gorge. La pleasure
que s'est inaig6e lie malheureux,
Lest conslder6e CONNIE m~ortelIe'
Fortler est pere de oinq enfants'
ct a%ppartient 4 upe. famille tres
honorable.
m. Henry Roy, prepri6taira
de plusieu4s mines pres de Ross!
land, Colombo AnRlsise, 6orit
IN ami, qu'au dire des experts OF
de tous ceux cqui ont visit6 ses
propri6t6s. ces dernleres sont tout
supplement msgnifques ct tres ri.
ches. Nj. Roy qul doit commerce.
bieniot leur exploitation, Sc dit
certain du success. M. Roy est I'm
anolen citoyen de st Jean.
Ottawa, M. Rene Doumlc a
|fait dams la grande sale DIES pro-
motions de rUniversit6 d'Ottawa
une conference sur la soci6te fran
calse telle qu' ollie est ct telle que
nous la font les romanoiers moder-
nes. L'assistance 6tait tres NOM
breuse ct Sc oomposait de l'elite
de la societ6 canadienne-franqaiss
de la capl+ale.
LIE r. P. Constantineau q pre-
sent6 Ia conf6rencier d pauditolre
ct fait son eloge en- termes defeats,
M. Doumic, qui est IN r%avissapt
oauseur, IN charmeur, q 6t6 ire
quemment applaud. Apres la con.
ference, lord Aberdeen a remerol6
at f6liolt6 M. Doumic.
Honorable M. Tarte a donne
I'm lunch On l'honneur de pillustre
oritique au restaurant du s 5nat.
Windsor Mills "a signale
quelque cas- de 6evres ecarlatine
ct de dipnt6r1e Windsor Mills
Cookshire,-Uu nomme Napo-
leon Turcotte s'est fait ecreser un
pied ct copper une orteilie par
upe machine dams une scierie.
Qnebeo,-Vendredl matin, Nine
Pierre Minguy, nee Elizabeth
Blais, q 6t6 troavee morte dams
son lit. Ellie etait ag6e de 81 ans.
Bolton Est,-On a plant6 des
patates q Bolton Est la semaine
dernlere, QueIques-uns ont seme
du bic ct oe l'svoine.
-Qaelques personnes fsisalent
la peche dams la petits riviete qui
paese, dams les slentours de ST.
lesphore, quand lis apercureut
tout. q coup le cadavre d'un,jeuae
enfant qui. fottait sur l'eau.sans
perdre IN instant, oes pecheurs re-
trent lie petit osdavre ct le trans-
porterent dams une appartements
de la sale munioipale de rendro1t,
puts on avertit Ie coroner MONA.
hon de 90 qui venait d'arriyer.
lie canal iacnine est ouvert
depuis lie. "a au soir. LIE canal a
et6vvM6,le Is mars ct deruis cette
date ]usqu'au moment de son on.
venture, nombres d'ouvr1ers ont
etc employees CONSIGNMENT 3 r6pa-
rer les 6cluses.
IN. Nszaire Bourgouin, de ia
sooiet6 Bourgouin ct M1reault, est
d6ced6 SUPPLEMENT- q SO residence,
NJ SO rue st Hubert.
LIZ defunt qui etsit age de 81
ans, est ne q ST Henri de Mascou-
che, ct a fait ses Guides au college
de PAssompJion. II Fat admis an
barreau On 1868 ct EXTRA en- socif-
is avec M. J. q. Lacoste.
IN. Brochu, r6sidant rue Oar.
rier, 4 Lewis, sortait de ga residen.
oe lorsqu'il. Wit venlr d lui IN hon.
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ETATs-uNIs.

%ETATS-uNIS.
Chicago, lll.-'C(hris" Merry
oondAmn6 4 mort pour avoir tue 81
femme. a 6t6 execute . II b OF
vendredi dernier.
I'm nomm6 Joseph Maynard,
de Fall River, employs comma
character par Stanley Freres, de
Worcester, q >6t6 tue par I'm train
4 East Mills, Mass, en- SO PENDANT
4 Midway pour y prendre une
charge d'6pioeries.
LIE premier navire qui partira
de Dawson City, vers lie Is JUN
apportera SIS. 600, 0C0 en- p6pites ct
en- poudre dor. Or" estime 4 $40.
O00, 600 la valeur deslor qui 8 etc
trouye au Klondike durant le
cours de l'hlVer.
Fall River, Mass,cLe DR. L.. V.
Oabana est allie aux .ehentiers de la
marine, d CharlestoWn, subir un
exemin pour 6,re admis CONNIE
chlrurgien dams la marine ameri-
caine. NJ. Louis Normandln,a sobi
en- meme temps I'm examln rOar
le poste de m6caniclen.
Lowell, Mass.,-U ne centaine de
Oanadiens sont d6ja enrol6s dams
la compagnie de volontaires que
M. Hormisdas Arvisais aform6e
4 Lowell.
M. Henry F. Aubry, capitaine
de la Garde Lafayette, a decide de
METRE en- tete dun movement du
meme genre, ct il court une excel
lente chance de r6usslr, car il sly
prend dune meniere o&cielle.
Get IN ancien membre de la
compagnle des Putnam Guards.
On estime que jusqu'a present
200 de nos oempatrotes- ont ofert
:eurssservioes au gouvernement q
Lowell.
Mails CONNIE partout ailleurs, 81
on refuse de tenir compte des sus-
capabilities de nos. compatrlotes,
ct 81 on veut les eparpiller parmi
des strangers qui mont pour eux
auoune sympathie, lis %restercnt
chez eux.
Berlin, N. H.,-Telesphore Ga
gnon, proprietairesde l'hotel An
droscoggin. est mort de la blessa.
re quill await reQua dun nomm6
Picotte, qul lai await tire I'm coup
de revolver dams la region de la
poitrine, pare que Gagnon lui re-
an verre de liqueur.
Lewiston, Mo.,@Un canadlen du
de Joseph Stanislas Blais, ar
rivait q lewiston venant de Rum
ford Falls. CONNIE IL 6tait 6tran-
ger, il r6solut de faire des COMMAS.
sapces ct s'associa q I'm nomm6
Thomas NORM. Son nouvel ami le
conselIla d'al'er logger. chez Fred
Bonville rue Lincoln, CO gull fit
II fut vi sur la rue, CANS la solr6e
et il tomba soudainement malade
ct mourut.
On fit mander Ie coroner Samp-
sen qui a son tour soufls IN mot q
la police. Celle-ci fat actuollement
reche1ches qui d6%voileront proba-
element beaucoup de chooses.
Blais 6tait age d'environ 30 ans
ct 6ta1t bien mis-. Les autorites
sont port6es q orolre quill portrait
beauconp a'argant. On le croft
graveur de son meter.
On a trouv6 sur lai IN petit car
net, oontenant l'adresse s~uivante:
Jos 8. Bla,s, Ste-Agste, P. q.
Lee autorit6s ont t6l6graphie al
Canada.
La residence de Bonvllle eat
etroitement surveill6e. O. dernier
a declare ne pas meme o%onnaftre le
nom de son lo~nataire ct que ga
mort est pour lui un mystere. II q
de plus ajoute que Blais logeait
chez lui depuis quatre jours ct
quill ne lui await dome que Gin
quante cents pour sa chambre, ct
chose Grange, il dormant pressure
toujours.
La police a requ ,ordre d'arreter
Norm. mails ellie ne peut le re-
trouver.
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Ayril 2l-98 M. 4r Nine H. TUT.
geon .4l6. Is Ave N. e. IN gareon.
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II va beauooup de maladie 4
Minneapolis On 90 moment.

ON DEMANDE I'M Topographic
1'EcHo DE- L'OuEsT, No. Is 2eme
rue Nord.
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ON DEMANDE uoe culsiniAre
de langue FRANCHISE. Situation
permanente ct bon salaire. S'a-
dresser a Nine Margaret Strait
1929. Acme Rue s. E.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-10-14

"The sales OF Vinol are more than full
filling our anticipations, said MEM
Der OF the well known firm Of Hall * Ly-
on Co. yesterday. 1T is really not to be
wondered at, for Vinol has merit. New
er before has anything created such
widespread enthusiasm.
Il have just received Another letter
from a brother chemist in Brockton,
Mr.. Charles n. Swift, who is very well
known in that city. He has been TAX
ing a lively interest in Vinol, and writes
TO me as follows:
"I have watched the progress or
Vinol with the most acute interest. Ii
has proved TO be the greatest success
of any remedy that has ever come To
my notice The reason for Its success
must be apparent to all chemists who
look for real value in the goods which
they handle / have made careful
study of Vinol and find IL to be in ev-
ery particular as you represent II. III
does not take a chemist however, TO
find out that il is most delicious TO the
taste. To this il owes in large meas
ure it's usefulness for creating a healthy
appetite.
LAS a chemist. however. ] am pleas
ed to state that i'm my estimation you
have undoubtedly succeeded completely
I'm procuring the active curative prin-
ciples from the liver of the cod with
out the obnoxious and unnecessary
grease. Vinol is as you say remedy
which contains the medicinal principles
of the Gods liver, or in other words, II
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-10-14

actually does bear the same relation to
cod liver oil as Quinine does to Cincho-
ma bark, Morphine to Opium, or any OF
the numerous other active principles
which we now have of valuable drugs.
You surely have succeeded in intro
ducing TO the medical profession new
tonic reconstructor that is bound to
entirely supersede anything that has
e-er before been known
1T is just the fact that Ninol con-
tans the active curative principles of
the Gods liver" continued the druggist,
that gives il it's great popularity.
The public have learned to recognize
the benefit OF taking medicine in con-
centrated form and at the same time
in a smaller quantity. The public with
avidity recognized that when cod liver
oil was necessity. Vinol fulfilled all
the requirements and by using IL they
were able TO get the part of the cod
liver oil that they needed, the medicinal
part. They also found that these rem
edial features were not unpleasant,
when separated from the grease, and
when prepared as is Ninol became even
delicious.
II am glad" he said. as he shook
hands good bye with the reporter. that
YOU have not found il necessary TO start
in again this winter taking Ninol
You do seem to have been In perfect
health ever since you started using II
last year, but then. III anything happens
TO YOU i'm the future. do not think that
you will ever forget that Ninol is just
the thing that will do you the most
good" and as the reporter left his store
he assured him he never would.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-10-14
Aliens Star Theatre.

That always popular drama, my
Partner" was presented by the Bennett
& Moulton company at Aliens Star
theatre yesterday afternoon and even
ing, and the performances were of a
very satisfactory nature. indeed. The
thrilling incidents and startling cli-
makes of the very strong play made
famous by Louis Aldrich and which
was first presented to Providence the
atregoers i'm the old Lows opera house,
were brought out with a great deal of
realism. the several characters being
warmly applauded.
Between the acts biograph and war
graph pictures were thrown on the
screen. and "a number of specialties
were presented by James +. Kelley,
Frank Kennedy and Dan Simons. MY
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-10-14
Five Men Were Killed
and Eleven Injured.
GAS FROM OLD WORKINGS
II Came In Contact With Flame and
Disaster Followed.
DEAD LEAVE LARGE FAMILIES.

Tamaqua, Pa, Oct. 14-Five men were
killed and IL injured by an explosion OF
gas in colliery i'm Coaldale, near here.
The dead are: Fire Boss Smith, William
II. Reese, Mats Clarke Of Coaldale and
William Cook and John Koonicka OF
Lansford. Koonicka died after he had
been taken from the mine, but the other
men met instant death. All were mar
ried and leave large families. The most
seriously injured are William Lawten,
badly burned; James Rogers, leg broken;
James walter, burned about head;
James Powell, shoulder broken; Evan
Evans. seriously burned about the face
and body; Daniel Dorian. leg broken;
Reese Price. badly burned; Patrick
O'Donnel burned about the body; John
Gallagher, nervous shock.
The coliery is the largest producer OF
four In that valley owned by the Lehigh
Coal and Navigation company. 1t has
a capacity OF over 300. 900 tons OF coal and
employs 500 hands. In consequence OF
fire. which originated in the left section
Of the mines some months ago, shifts OF
men were put 10 work driving holes from
ahe gangway through which water was
to be forced upon the flames While the
men were building a dam 10 back up the
water. the gangway caught fire. Nearly
100. 900 gallons OF water were turned into
the holes, and almost instantly terrific
explosion occurred. followed in quick
succession by four lighter explosions.
The anyway was torn up for over 300
feet and woykmen were blown about In
all directions.
Rescue gangs were put TO work. and
an hour later IL was thought that all the
dead and injured had been found. The
supposition is that the great body or
water sent into the holes forced volumes
OF escaping gas from some OF the old
workings back upon the flames, causing
the explosion
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-10-14
How This ?

We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward for
any case of Catarrh that can not lie cured by
Halls Catarrn Cure.
F.J CHENEY a co, Props. Toledo. q.
We. the undersigned. have known '. y.
Cheney for the last rs years. and believe him
perfectly honorable in Rll business transac.
iions and financially able 20 carry ont any
obligations made Nv the firm
wEsr a TRUAx, Wholesale Druggists, To
lcdo ohio.
wALDING. KTNNAN a MARVIN. Wholesale
Druggists. Toledo. Ohio
Hall's Catarrh cure i taken internally
setting directlv upon the Diool and mucous
surfaces of the system. Prize 5br. ncr bottle
Sold hy nli Druggists. fe~tinonials free.
Nails Faulty ri IL are the best.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-10-14
Republican Primary Meetings.

At meeting of the Republican City
Committee Of the city of Providence.
held Wednesday evening, October 9TH,
1898. the following coll for rimary
Meetings were ordered:
PRIMARY MEETINGS.
The Republican electors OF said city
OF Providence qualified TO vote for
members of the City Council are re-
uuested TO assemble i'm their respective
wards on TUESDAY EVENING, Oc-
tober 25. 1898 at o'clock, to nominate
candidates for Alderman and Council
men 10 represent their wards In the city
Council for the municipal term, said
candidates 10 be voted for at the COM
ing municipal election.
said electors OF the Sd. 4th, 9Th, 9Th
7th. Sth. 9th and 10th wares Will meet
I'm their respective ward rooms.
Said electors of the 1st ward VIII
meet in Pioneer Hall. South Main
street.
Said electors Of the 2d ward will meet
In ward room on Meeting street.
CITY CONVENTION.
Tho City Convention of the Rcpubli-
can party Of the City of Providence viii
Doe held i'm the Court Room at the Cen.
traI Police station. on Fountain street,
SATURDAY. October %. 1898, at 4 y.
m, TO nominate candidates for Mayor,
city Treasurer. Harbor Master and
Overseer OF the Poor. 60 be voted for on
Tuesday November Sth, 1898.
FRANK r. OLNEY.
Chairman Republican City Committee.
Louis T.. Cadv. Secretary.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-10-14

Orders have been given for the COM
pletion of work on the interior of the
new passenger station. The telegraph
office will be moved to the front, i'm the
rooms now occupied by Hopkins and
Billings. on one side of the passage
from the waiting rooms to the tracks
will be rooms for the train dispatcher.
the station master and the transfer and
carriage companies. ON the other side
will be the newsstand and the barber
shop. New signs will be placed in the
waiting room. and large water coolers
will be provided at each end.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-10-14
ConsJalole's Sale.

BY virtue OF an execution, No. 19,367.
ssued from the District Court of the
Sixth Sudlcial District. dated October 8.
A. d. 1898. and made returnable TO said
court on the Sth day Of January, y. ID.
1892 wherein Maggie Hand of Provi-
dence, Rhode Island, is plaintiff and
John Carlos, alias John Doe, and Mary
Carlos, his wife alias Jane Doe, both
OF said Providence, are defendants,
will be sold at public auction mt the
warehouse OF Orrin T.. Jones, No. 81
Central street, in said Providence. on
the 18th day of October. A-D- 1A9S, at
10 o'clock "a. M, all the stock and fix
lures of certain variety store which
was by me attached on original writ in
above entitled case. consisting of ladies'
and gents underwear. dry goods. etc.
show case and other miscellaneous ar
tiCtes
Levied or this Sth day OF October.
A. II. 1898. az o'clock y. m, and will
be sold TO satisfy said execution II suttl-
cient. GEORGE W. II. HUDSON,
oSSt Constable.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-10-14
Mortgages Sale.

VIII be sold 0t public auction. on Friday, No
vcmbcr 9TH ISIS, at II o'clock M on the
promises by virtue of the power al sale
contained in certain mortgage deed inade
Hud executed bv Albert A. Callahan, dated
October eth, 1897. and recorded M the town
clerks Office I'm the town of trnnston, X. l.,
m real estate mortgage book No. %, NJ page
8i2. the conditions OF said mortgage deed
having been broken.
A certain lot or parcel OF land. with all
tho buildings and impi ovemcnts thereon. sit
uatCd in said town of CranstOn, on the south
westerly side of Broad street, socalled,
bounded and described rs follows, VIZ BE.
ginning nt point on the southwc~tcrly limo
OF said Broad street. nj the ~puthcastcrly cor
ucr of said lot: thence sOutliw cStcrlN, uOuni-
ing south, astctly ON land now cor Formerly
of william Rhodes Arnold two hundred
siNty.two and sixty hundredths l,62
60 lOO) feet, more or less; thence W an angle
lDrthcriy one hundred one and"1line one
hundro dths ,lOl al0o) feet, more or less 10
the southNcSterly corner OF lend now on
formerly of Frederick r.. Johnson. thence nc
nm angle northeastcrly bouncing northwest
erly on land of said Frederick v. Johnson
two hundred five and sixty six onc-huu-
dredths faO5 oG-lOOl feet, more or less, To the
sout!wcStcrly line OF said Brond street.
thence M ~ right angle bounding northeast.
crlv on and along the southwc-terly line of
said Broad strcct eighty.thrcc and six one
hundrc,lihs (sl rlC0) feet TO the point or place
Noticc i Screby given of tho intention Of
the mortgagcc 10 bill upon The aboNcdc-
acribcd property M the sale Thereon or ~
any posfponCmcnt or ndiOurnmcm oi INC
same 's o'"' MJRTGAcEE.
Providence. october ~. issS.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-10-14

HV c Bell. New York.
M III Forsyth, New Haven.
j G Mcnamara. Boston.
Ernest J Mayer. New York.
q II Colt, Boston.
James r. Buckley. Chicago.
j j Hall. Rockford.
nj Timer. New York.
II III Joseph, Chicago.
J II Brynne, Providence.
WmJ Bhunberg. Boston.
PERRIN.
w Scott, Boston.
j ID MaIoon, Chelsea.
NJ Alexander, Bostonians.
Miss A Radcliffe, Bostonians.
Ii M Hill, Boston.
III Il Jones, Boston.
William III JOY. Boston.
G Butts, Springfield.
j Il McIaw and wife, Boston.
l. III Potter and wife, Boston.
A NJ ID Ell. Boston.
A r Ray, Boston.
III w Batchelder, Amesbury.
Il II Holcomb. Springfield.
III $ McKenna, Haverhill.
ID III Kelleher. Haverhill.
II N McBain. Haverhilj.
L ID Hogan, Haverhill.
+ Il Stevens. Haverhill.
+ NJ Moore. Putnam.
= Harris and wife, New York.
III de Villers. Providence.
+ Il James. Cambridge.
SAVOY.
A Foster, Jr, Boston.
Geo l. Caure, Jr. and wife. Boston.
Nj Jewett, Boston.
Fred * Stickler, Weedsport. n Y.
ii Sanford and wife, New York.
w A Hanson. Lawrence.
Il G. Smith, Concord, n III.
RI X Palmer, Providence.
l. Goldstein, New York.
G l. Griff. Providence.
j III Hammond, Boston.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-10-14
EMPEROR is DYING.

London, Oct. 1.-THE British. Ger
man and japanese ministers in Pekin,
according to special despatch from
Shanghai, have v6inly sought for a
week past an audience of the emperor.
An official of the foreign office says
the emperor lies in a dying condition
in a small building on a lake near the
empress dowager's palace, where no
man can penetrate.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-10-14

Partner will be given again this even
ing while tomorrow evening "A
Daughter OF the South" will be repeat
ed Tomorrow afternoon the company
will appear in For Cuba's Cause"