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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-01-14
PAWTUXET VALLEY.
Mill Operatives Likely TO Accept The Cut
as Necessity.

At the meeting OF the Phenix woman's
Christian Temperance Union yesterday
afternoon. interesting papers on tho i'm
migration question were read by Mrs ;.
A. woolsey, Mrs. William V. Slocum and
Miss Mary Potter.
Night ilagmen have been placed on all
of the crossings OF the lawtuxet Valley
Railroad in consequence OF the running
OF the late train from Providence TO
Hope.
The funeral OF Mrs. Margaret Lasig-
nan, who died mt her home at Arctic
Centre tuesday. was solem IN ICED from ct.
Johns church yesterday. Rev. Father
Pagan officiating. The interment was at
New London. Conn.
Narragansett Lodge, X. or T., held its
annual installation at Clyde last even
Ing. and the following officers were In.
stalled: Chancellor commander, John Il.
Duffy; vice-chancellor, G. A. Cahoone; /;
prelate, William Mcintyre; Keeper Of roc.
ords and seal w. A. Carpenter; master
OF finance William L. blanchard mnster
OF exchequer, Henry X. Brown; master
of work. Emanuel u. Rose; master at
arms, Asa Is. Nlckerson; outer guard.
Charles Keough; trustees, William A.
Carpenter. william Mcintyre aud Ersd
erlck W. Hudson
At the meeting Of kusenia Lodge. ~
u r. al Antbony. last evening Mr.
Ueneya Battsy was installed a. nobl.
grand. Mrs. Cynthia Andrews a. vice
grad, Mi. Anna Rsthhon. ~ recording
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-01-14
TO CURE NERVOUS DYSPEPSIA.
To Gain Flesh, to sleep Well. to Know
what Appetite and Good Digestion
Mean, Make Test of stuart's>
Dyspepsia Tablets.
Interesting Experience of AN Indianapolis
Gentleman.

Interesting Experience of AN Indianapolis
Gentleman.
No trouble is more common or more
misunderstood than nervous dyspepsia
People having IL think that their nerves
arc to blame and are su urprised that they
are not cured by nerve medicine and
spring remedies the real seat OF the mis-
chief is lost-sight Of the stomach is the
organ to be looked after.
Nervous dyspeptics often do not have
any pain whatever in the stomach, nor
perhaps any OF the usual symptems OF
stomach weakness. Nervous dyspepsia
shows itself not in the stomach $, much
as In nearly every other organ ;in some
cases the heart palpitates and is irregular;
in others tho kidneys ore affected; in
others the bowels are constipated, with
headaches: still others are troubled with
loss of flesh and appetite. with accumula-
ton OF gas, sour risings ana heartburn.
Mr.. A. W. Sharper Of No. 6l Prospect
street. Indianapolis, Ini., writes as fol-
lows: " A motive of pure gratitude
prompts me TO write these few lines re-
Rarding the new and valuable medicine.
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets. nave beep
n sufferer from nervous dyspepsia for the
last four years; have useu various patent
medicines anu other remedies without
ANY favorable result They sometimes gave
temporary relief until the effects Of the
medieins wore of. attributed this TO
my sedentary habits. being n bookkeeper
with little physical exercise. but / am
glad to state that the tablets have over
come all these obstacles. for l have
gained in flesh, sleep better and arm bet
ter in every way. The above is written
not for notoriety, but is based on actual
fact.
Respectfully yours,
A w. Sharper,
81 Prospect St, Indianapolis, Ind.
1t Ia safe to say that Stuart's dyspepsia
Tablets will cure any stomach weakness
or disease except cancer Of stomach.
They cure sour stomach, gas, loss of flesh
and appetite. sleeplessness, palpitation,
heartburn. constitution and headache.
Send for valuable little book on stomach
diseases by addressing Stuart Co.. Mar
shall. Mich.
All druggists sell full-sized packages
at so cents.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-01-14
BRISTOL.
TIL: Mock Trial a Success Special Meet
ing Of Council.

Tn: Mock Trial Success special Meet
ing Of Council.
The mock trial OF q breach OF promise
case under the auspices OF the Bristol
Train Of ARTILLERY was held last evening
at the Bristol Opera House before large
audience. The suit was brought by Miss
Gertrude l.. Church against Colonel
Daniel Stevens for breach Of promise, the
amount Of damages claimed being s3. 20.
The verdict was rendered for the defend
full Of mirth, and was duly appreciated
by the audience.
The installation of the officers of
Brigade No z, Order of Alfredians, was
held last evening in q. A. X. hall. The
Installing officers were Right Honorable
honorable marshal, John Trenton. The
following officers were installed: Hon
orable, commander. Henry G. Manning; (;
vics commander. James Newbold; re-
cordsr, Albert 4. Gale; scribe. Charles
Dalton; treasurer, Thomas Henderson !;
w
liam Martin; outside sentinel, Joseph
Clarke; chaplain, Frederick Clarke.
Pas Right Honor able Protectors George
ROBERTS and Thomas Nichols were pres
ent, and Honorable Chaplain John G..
Goodwin After the Installation COLA
tion was served to about 20 persons
who were present. The collation. was pre-
pared by Comrades James Newbold,
Charles Dalton and Henry Z. Manning.
Speeches were made by the Right Hon
orable Protector Washington Broadhead,
Marshal John Trenton, Past Hon. George
Roberts. Hon. Chaplain John Goodwin
spoke at length In regard TO the forma-
tion OF n ladies' auxiliary to the brigade,
after which games of various kinds were
indulged In. with dancing.
The installation of officers of Wampa-
noag Encsmpment No. 81. O. o. F.,
was held last evening in Odd Fellows hall,
the installing officer being Charles Ia.
Miller and his board OF grand officers.
The officers installed were: Chief patri-
arch, Spencer Rounds; high priest, Will
liam Fred Fish; senior warden, Joseph
nj. Hart; scribe, Charles 5. Sanford
treasurer, william j. Munro: Junior war
den, Edmupu r. Horton; guide, James
Il. Robertson; first watch James A.
Newman; second watch, John Campbell
third watch, John II. Potter; fourth
watch. George II. Saunders; first guard
Of the tent James CoggC shall; second
guard Of the tent. Frederick A. Giesler.
After the installation an oyster supper
was served and speech making INDUCED
n and a pleasant time enjoyed.
The steamer King Philip Fire Company
enjoyed it's annual turkey supper las,
evening at <he Dewoli Inn. Eighty
Plates were laid.
The Bristol Choral Union held its FIRST
rehearsal last evening in st Micbaels
chapel, and was fully attended by its
Nom bers
The Town Council held a special meet.
Ing this morning at which It voted to
repair the stone crusher and lease 10 70
Eugene Leclare.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-01-14
WARREN.

Michael Brennan. who was found intoxi.
Gated on the Rophy road, Harrington, and sr.
rested by Town Sergeant Bowden, was ar.
raigned in the Fifth District Court and
pleaded guilty of drunkenness, paid fine and
costs amounting TO go.
Several men interested in the evening
school have offered prizes 20 tho pupils excell.
ing in different studies. The prize for writing
was won by Sarah Clayton and that for spell
ing by Joseph Swift.
Mr.. George Welch. former resident. but
now % Providence, was in town yesterday
calling on friends.
Mrs. q. y. Luther has returued from visit
of several days with her daughter in Provi'
denc.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-01-14
AT THE NORTH END.
Concert, Reception and Dance-An Ex-
Citing Runaway.

The mem b ers OF the Providence Ladies' Or
chestra held concert reception and dance at
Colonial Hall on Holden street last evening
which was largely attended, Shortly after
o'clock the concert which was under the di-
recion OF Miss Edith r. Eccleston, leader of
the orchestra, was begun and the following
program charmingly rendered March.
yale" Bayer; grand selection, Bohemian
Girl," Bach; concert waltes, Admiration"
(Brazilian Herman; march, ta) Bride Elect
Sousa; (b) "Stars and Stripes Forever, -
Sousa; selection, I'm Gay New York, Il.
Baettger. There were n number Of cncores
demanded and then came dancing to the ex-
cellent music given by portion of the orches-
ira with G. Stanley Heath as promptcr. The
floor was in charge OF tho following ladies'
Floor manager, Edith NJ. Cleveland; assistant
floor manager, Bertine G. Marsh; aids, Lillian
Graves, Adelaide Hood; reception committee.
Mary A. Higgins, Alice b. Cary, Calista GOT,
Ruth A. White.
AN EXCITING RUNAWAY.
There was lively runaway on Gladstone
avenue yesterday afternoon. The horse was
attached 70 light wagon owned by a man
named Newcomb, started down the hill from
Delhi street and net nothing to interfere
with its trip until opposite Ambrose street
At that place the wheels Of the coal wagon
collided with one of the wheels or Democrat
wagon and broke il clean off the axle. The
coal wagon did not escape damage entirely
for one of the springs was broken and the
horses flight was stopped by citizen.
NORTH END NOTES.
James n. Nolan WAS yesterday elected pres
ident of the r. l. District Dealers Association
which is an organization of sellers OF newspa-
pers and periodicals.
But one arrest was made by the officers OF
the Second station last night
The Euphrosyne Club, chiefly composed OF
North Enders, will hold dance in Music
HallAssembly rooms, Pawtucket, this evening.
Three men have made themselves very OBJ
noxious 90 residents OF Admiral street for
the past two days by the insolence with which
they demanded cast-on clothing from house
wives that street.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-01-14
Experiment With Crude Or.

For some time the Baltimore & Ohio South
Western Railway Company has been expert.
mcnting with crude oil for kindling fires IN
locomotives, In place Of using cord wood, and
the results obtained have b-en so satisfactory
that II will hereafter be used ON the whole
line.
Durirg the month ~ November. 1877. NJ tho
eompany's shops, which are located NJ Wash.
ingion, Ind, and Chillicuthe, O., 1920 fires
were started with crude OIL, NJ n cost % Sl7.32,
or i.il cents per fire. To have started the
same number of fires with wood the cost
would have been $4,000 or H:W cents pct
nre. This represents n saving Of s2ss. is and is
very satisfactory.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-01-14
Tremendous rsodu. to the Kiond,le.

Despite the warning Of those who have lesn
on the spot. aud predict surs sripg In the Klon.
dixie region. Thousands ~ adventurous Ansfi.
cans ste vending their ~sy thithsruAri AL
81 them should Ls provided with that medical
ssfesuAfd. hoststtsrs stCtaa,b nitefs. which
warm. and nOufishes the system. aud tre
vents malaria. rhcuiustism. kidney trouble
besides rem"iying liver complsiui. dy.v.psis
srd constipation.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-01-14

Two million Americans suffer the torturing
psngs Of dyspepsia. No need 20. Burdock
Blood Bitters cures. At any drug store.
Impossible 10 for see an accident Net i'm.
possible 20 be prepared for IL. Dr. Taomas'
electric Oil Monarch over pain.
'Tfiile Colds" neglected -tbosuands % live.
sacrificed every year. Dr Woods Norway
Pine Syrup curss little colds-curs big oo1d.
100. down 20 the vers vsres ~ consnmp ptiou
Terrible plague. thos" itching pesiering
disesess ~ the skin. Put an end 90 ni-sry.
Dosrs Ointment cure.. A. any drug store.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-01-14
A MEAN REVENGE.

eff i had known" sobbed young
Mrs. Fitz. that you would be such
a brute to poor Fido, / would never
have married you"
my dear" replied Mr.. Fitz, ''the
anticipation OF kicking that misera-
bic little beast was one OF my chief
reasons for proposing TO you."-Tit-
Bits.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-01-14

the ring spinning frames. which arc
operated by little girls"
Mr. Howard believes that the weavers
Will strike in New Bedford, and thinks
they ought to receive the support OF
every person in the New England states.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-01-14
X. /. Metaphysical Society.

In rotielIe Hail Iso Mathew son strceI. this
.y,uine Rev relon Nsn Anderson of Boston
,gllt yiys . lecture before the X I Metaphs-
iesI As.ocistiSn ou The christ Life ani the
Christ nssiing A pisno recital vii proceeds
the lsetufs
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-01-14
WOES OF THE PLAYHOUSE.

WOES OF THE PLAYHOUSE.
With might and main he'd tell again
his firm opinion that
Life's worst grief was the girl in
front who wears a monstrous
hat.
He now admits that by that man
more sorely he is vexed
Who sits behind and tells folks what
is going to happen next.
Washington Star.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-01-14

vo-To-Bs for tifty teuts.
Guaranteed toracco habit riue. make weak
Osp strons, bivod pure. 90. o. All dfussIsS
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-01-14
GENERAL MENTION.

The Hon. Edward Bowling OF Eau
Claire. Wis. is visiting his sister. Mrs.
John Holland, at 80 Barton street Mr..
Bowling Is a member Of the Legislature
Of that state.
The iDitiatory degree team OF Court
General Sheridan, A. y. f., met for
drill last evening.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-12-11
SUGAR BEET INDUSTRY.
Experiments Mad. In New York state
Terminated Very successfully.

Terminated Very successfully.
Albany, Dec iO.-At the close Of the
sugar bee. season, the second year OF
experiments in New Yorx state. The
Country Gentleman, an agricultural
journal, has completed gathering some
statistics IL says;
"OhiciAl report. OF the experimental
station aud the New York department
show the season 90 have boen an un-
favorable one, generally the beetle de-
stroyrd many Of the plants 40 that re-
seeding IN many cases was absolutely
necessary. Good yields however, are
reported and the experiments may ue
said 10 be- a success % Tar a. providing
the ndaptability Of New York soil Tor
sugar beet growing. the real object Of
the EXP r.meuts
"Ihc new factory at Binghhmpton,
now closing it first season pays 81 per
ton Tor each ton Of hccts delivered 20 it.
IL also furnished the seed 20 growers az
about coat About 400 farmers are un.
DER contrHct 90 furnish beets this year,
aud 1000 tons have been delivered IL
Is thought that between ih.OO0 ami H..
900 tons will b. converted into sugar
before the close Of the season. making
the output 81 the factory 1900 60 100
tons of sugar The factory runs day
and night, employs 100 men IN two
shifts Of 90, and h now producing 10
tons Of sugar daily
"Tne experiments no both the Rome
and BinRhampton factories shows that
it takes ten Tons ~ hccts TO make one
ton Of sugar % NV York state'- bcets
u h found that the amount 81 shrharriua
matter IN the bcets !. equu. u not far
ahead, Of those raised In California ana
other western states.
ut IL believed that the iarmermakcs a
profit 81 about a. per ton. One farmer
sowed 20 acre. Of boets ANA had q yield
Of - tons per acre Up to the time OF
harvesting. the expense per acre was
sii.I7, not including the cost o. seed OF
fertilizer"
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-12-11
Storm Was Most Severe Along the
Texas and Pacific. and Some
Trains SnOwbOund.
THERMOMETER NOT
FAR FROM ZERO.
In Western Texas the Average Was
Fourteen Degrees Above. and BE.
low Freezing Along the
Gdlf Coast

Dallas. Dec, lO-The blizzard which
struck Texas Thursday morning devel.
oped into tine worst December storm the
state has known for quarter Of a cen.
fury. snow fell frum the Indian Tern.
tory 10 Galveston, aud from TeKarkana
20 NJ Paso.
In western Texa. a depth o; 10 inches
IL reported AZ many points along the
Texas ana Pacific railroad In norm
Texas an average Of three inches Tell,
and tn eastern and Central Texas one
aud one.half inches la south Texas
the snow melted almost a. fast NJ it
fel.
The temperature In North Texas nv.
eraged 20 above zero, western Texas %,
central and eastern Texas % ana South
and southeastern Texas ~.
Traffic ON all railroads In northern and
western Texas was seriously iuterforcd
with, but a. lar ~ kuswn tne Texas and
Pacific Il the greatest sufferer
An eastb0und mail train IL stuck IN a
drift west of Odessa Freight train. arr
showed In at Roscoe Two engines aud
a caboose were nine hours going from
Big Springs to Colorado City, 40 miles
Al II PAso the heaviest snow fall fui
| sexen vearu thr.e and one.haif inche,
In depth, occurred and the thermometer
is down 10 IN degrees sleighs were oui
In portions Of the city during that day
The snowstorm extended a. far south n
Chihuahua.
The wheat crop IN western and north
western Texas will be greatly bcnefiISoc
by the snow. but the losses TO stockmer
will more than offset this benefit
The Thermometer at Denver, Col
was II degrees below zero.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-12-11

New YORK, Dec 10 President Rafael
lglesias of Costa R.cn, sailed Tor France
on the steamer Ia Giscogne. Tie said
he was very much pleased NJ the cordial
reception In this country. II ann ON
my waylto France, said President lyle
sias 'uud shall spani some time IN
Paris Then snail go 10 England,
expect 20 b. back IN the United States
by February. and then ! intend seeing
the country from Maine 20 California.
President Mckinley treated mo very
kindly, and through the press | send
him my hest r'gards. THIS was the
first visit for the Costa R.can president
20 the United states
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-12-11
A TRIPLE MURDER
AND A SUICIDE.
wiiliAm Hitehing, XIII. Two msa aud
Woman and Then cats
His owe Throat.

Detroit. Dec. i0.-A special TO The
Journal from Free Soil. Mich, says
William Hitchings. brother.in.law 10
John Hunt. a farmer who lived 2 miles
west OF this place. killed Mr. Hunt, Mrs
Hunt and their hired man. Thomas
Hayward. Frday afternoon and then
cut bis own throat Hunt and Hay.
ward were IN the woods cutting wood
and Hiicniugs was splitting It, when
Hitchings struck Hunt with an ax, XII.
ing him instantly. Hayward started 70
run but fe.l ana was struck by Hitch
ing- while lying ON the ground, also
killing him instantly. Hitchings then
went 10 the house and killed Mrs. HUT.
stabbing her In the neck with a jack.
knive. After killing Mrs Hunt, Hitch.
inRs went upstairs and cut his throat,
from ear 90 ear and be must have died
AZ once from the way hood was splash.
ed about the room.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-12-11
INAUGURATION OF SAVERS
Pre.idsnis MCKINLEY aud Dlas HavS nern
Asked ca Attend the C~rsmaniss.


Washington, Dec, 10 President Nc.
Kinley and President Diaz may attend
the Inauguration Of Joseph Il. Sayen as
governor OF the state Of Texas, which
takes place at Austin on Jan H.
Charles $. Morse Of Austin chairman
OF the invitation committee Of the m.
augural ball and attendant Of oercmonie,
Of the Inauguration Of Governor Savers,
is here, aud one Of his main objects is
20 make arrangements for the attend
ancc at the Inauguration and an official
meeting OF President Mckinley OF the
United States and President Daz OF
Mexico
IL ia the purpose Of the committee 10
make the affair international, and bring
together the presidents Of the greatest
republics IN the world, at the same time
giving Texas the credit for Guoh Ri-
gantic affair.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-12-11

Seattle, Wash, Dec, 70 The noted
iihbustoring CUBAN steamer Launda Is
again IN trouble with the United States
government Her ofiense this time con.
sists Of smuggling nc divers times dur.
ing last summer, whhkay In Alaska aP.
gregaung IN value ss,5 United States
Attorney Gay has ilci libel against
the vessel.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-12-11

Apimore,i r.. Dec TO- The heaviest
snowstorm m the history OF the Indian
Territory ragged Thursday and part Of
Friday stock VIII suffer very materi.
ally The weather Is intensely cold In
Oklahoma the storm was even worse
than In this vicinity.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-12-11

san Francisco, Dec 10 The storm
when ragged all over the Pacific coast
was one Of the most severe ever recorded
by the weather bureau IL extended
from the northern border down To Texas
and from the Pacific ~ far east a. Ne.
braska.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-12-11

San Francisco, Dec. 10 The north.
east gale which prevailed along this
coast all Friday caused considerable
damage 20 shipping along she water
front, but only two lives are knassiSuiul
have been lost. Cold 49,
from nearly all parts
anow has fallen even ~
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-10-05

serve q notice Of trial. The party serving the
notice must nlo with the clerk q note OF
Issue . . . at least twelve days before the
commencement OF the term"
And section ESQ provides; Either party
MAY bring the issue to trial. and. In the alb
sence Of the adverse party. unless the Judge
holding the term otherwise Directs, may pro-
coed with the cause and tako q dismissal OF the
complaint. or a verdict, decision or judgment,
as the case redulrea"
The case was irregularly brought into court,
and the Democratic schemers trusted that.
lin the absence of the adverse party" they
would get any kind of a decision that pleased
them. As Mr.. Ward said In court. they did not
want TO take Col. Roosevelt's money unless 1t
could be shown plainly that Col. Roosevelt was
a resident OF the State" What they did want
was q Supreme Court order reciting that
Roosevelt was not q New Yorker.
The placing OF the case on the preferred cal
endar. a part OF the scheme to rush the fraud
through the court before Col. Roosevclt's at
torneys knew what was going on. was a direct
violation OF the law and most unusual. Under
section 255 Of the Tax law OF 1896. tax cases
are preferred cases. but. like all other preferred
cases. cannot be put on the calendar OF pre-
ferred cases without a regular procedure.
Section 100 Of the Code Of Civil Procedure
plainly states what must be done.
Where no order Is required q claim for pref
erence specifying the provision, OF law under
which the claim 10 made may. be Inserted IN
the note OF issue to be filed with the clerk, and
1t shall then be the duty OF such clerk to
place such cause in its proper place among
the preferred causes at the head OF the
calendar: except. that. In the counties of
Neo York, Kings and Erie. and the Sey;
enth Judicial district, no action. or special
proceeding shall be placed as n preferred cause
upon the calendar OF any Circuit Court or Trial
Term or Special Term Of any court as. herein
provided. but the party desiring q preference
OF any cause shall serve. upon the opposite
party, with his notice OF trial, q notice that an
application will be made TO the court at the
opening thereof, or to such Justice or other
term OF court, or at such other time as Bhall be
prescribed by the general or special rules OF
practice. for leave to move the same as q pre-
ferred cause.
On Assistant Corporation Counsel Wards
note OF issue was q statement that the case was
a preferred case under the Tax law. But he
served no notice OF trial on Col. Rooseyelt's at
torneys. nor did he ask the Court to have the
case put on the preferred calendar. he simply
went into tho County Court House and said
that the Roosevelt case must 20 on the cRlen-
dar and must 20 on the preferred calendar.
The Code OF Civil Procedure doesn't worry q
Tammany politician In campaign time. But 1t
can be made to.