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Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1898-06-18
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Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1898-06-18

Job work neatly executed at this Office
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-03-17

he would propose an amendment TO the by
laws regarding the holding Of the annual
meeting. Other routine business was trans
acted.
samuel Cushman and william II. Bughes
were appointed a committee to look into the
question of holding the next annual exhibit
tion, which occurs in December, mt either
Westerly or Newport. Officers for the ensuing
year were elected as follows:
Pre- ident, Charles II jerks, PawtucSct. /.
vice presidents, Richard q. Davis. Providence:
Samuel Cushmnn. Pawtucket: Rensselaer,
b. g. Hart, Providence: Thornton II. Adams,
Pawtucket; George W. williams. Providence
secretary. Harmon :. Babcock, Providence ;
treasurer, William III. Conedon, OalSlawn
auditor, Richard O. Davis, Providence execu-
tive committee, Herbert W. Mowry, Oakiawn; !;
Edward Thqyer, Pawtucket: Rowland +.
Gardiner, Jr., Providence; Daniel J.Lambert,
Apponnug: Horaiio w. Potter, Riverpoint ::
j. S.Remington, Greenville; Samuel III. Rohh-
erts. Pawtucket George II. Pollard, South
Attleboro, Mass.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-03-17
adventure OF Lady Ursula"

Ever since Mr.. II. II. Sothern be fame n star
he has enjoyetd series OF successes that have
justly placed him n the foremost ranks a his
profession, but no success has been more
gratifying or substantial than that which pc
Is now enjoying in "The Adventure OF Lady
Ursula" which Possesses the distinction ~
being M. Anthony Hopes nrst play and Mr..
Sothern's resiiz stion OF the charaot Of Sir
George is mot imirable. ne presents n
perfect pictu q "a "A gentleman of the period
of the last century, and the light ard shade
OF the strong emoiioDs that sway him, is ad-
mrable In its delicacy. II IL a long ira sition
from fecluse who will not gaze upon the
face OF "a woman. To nm ardent suitor for "a
young girls hand. but MIR. Sothcrn accom-
plishes this both artistic and consistent. Miss
Harned's assumption pf the role Of Lady Ur-
suls, which fits her perfectly ana exhibits
her qualities as do the clothes OF her brother,
which In the play she assumes is undoubtedly
one Of the best pieces of Getting that the
present dramatic lasOn has brought forth,
and Is so well done a. to place her ON an
equality with Mr.. Sothern in his stellar posi-
tion. Mr.. Sothern's company and the pro-
duction Of the play ARE up 10 the usual high
standard that he hrs alwars maintained. Mr..
Sotherns ougagement ~ at the Prov. Opera
House for three nights and Wednesday matt
nee. March u, 22 ana q. On Monday and
Tuesdny nights and the mat nee he will pre-
sent "The Adventure OF Lady Ursula" and on
Wednesday evening by SPECIAL request his
original comedy "Lord Chumley."
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-03-17
CAPT. DAVIS PLEASED.
Glad No Lives Were Lost by Col
lisi0n In tn, Sound.
Captains Prediction on Bis Arrival In
This Port Proves True.

= Captain N. s. Davis Of the schooner
William p. Hood expressed himself as
higaly pleased that no lives were lost by
the collision with the sound stesme Mid
dletOwn. When the Hood reached the
wilkesbarre pier Captain Davis told the
folks about there that when that steamer
that crossed his bows turned up she
would be found to be pretty badly dam
aged, and the Middietown's q port quarter
certainly shows an awful wIeckinG. It
Is wonder that the Hoods loom tearing
through the steamers side didn't XIII
some of her passengers or sweep them
into the sound along with the wrsckage.
OF course, the schooner had the right
of way. and IL was lucky escape for her
as vel as for the Middletown. The
Hood lost her jib boom, bowsprit ana
cutwater and narrowly escaped being
sunk. Indeed Captain Davis cleare1 his
boats away Immediately after the ollis-
ion, fearing that his vessel had suffered
fatal blow. AS 1t was, the steamer got
the worst Of IL.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-03-17
CHAIR PRESENTED.
Mr.. Caproa's Ne'ghbors Showed Their
Appreciation Of II S Go d Work.

MIR. NJ. ii. Capron lives at rs Howcll street,
and has lived there for the past 20 years moro
or less. OF course he IL recognized ns one of
the ''oldest inhsbitants'' Of the street, on in
fact the section Of the city In The vicinity Of
Ladd's Observatory. People In the ncighbor.
hood, many OF them, have long wondered
who 10 was that during all this time after
each snowstorm ran plow along the sds-
walks opposite occupied houscs as well as
vacant lots. Perhaps some may have thought
the city did the work. In this they were mis-
taken, however. Appreciative of the good
work so unostentatiously done, without
money or price during these long years. and
especially recognizing the good accomplished
during the progra OF the present winters
storms, "a number OF the friends and bene.
flciaries. Mr.. Csprons good deeds hethought
themselves how best they could express their
recognition Of u in some more tangible form
then dumb thanks.
On the ini tiative OF Mr.. George p. Peterson,
councilman from tho Second Ward, subscrip.
tions were quietly solicited during the last
few days.
Considering that Mr.. Capron Is getting well
along In years, Morris chsir, the best oh.
tainaple, was considered appropriate as gift.
and Inst evening nt hslf-past eight o'clock
the presentation Of same was made At that
hour quite a crowd Of the friends and sub.
scribors 10 tho testimonial collected near No.
8. IL was apparent TO everyone ~ they en-.
tered that he was taken quite by surprise.
but not - sufficiently TO make every ono mt
ono feel quite ~ home.
Mr.. Peterson In few appropriate words,
hoI ing that the articles might frequently and
Tor long years be usd by him, performed the
function OF presentation, and Mr.. Capron re.
piled briefly but happily.
Among those present and taking an active
part were noticed, Mrs Evsngenne Darling.
MIS- q. II. KnoWlton. Mcssrs. Geo. y. Peter.
son, J. II. Locke. A. 4. Grant. q. A. Morgan.
G. II. Schiller, william Damon. etc,
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-03-17
RICHARDS AFFAIRS,
Distinction Betwe.n klckard Person ally
and the Rickard COmpany.

Mr.. S. W. Kilvert and attorney Warren
pains to untangle the affairs Of w. w.
Ricksid and tie W. W. Rickard Co, and
TIE result Of their investigation as made
public showed that nom nally the Joint
assets Of the Riokard company and of
hickard personally could bs made to equal
the liabilities.
But In SEPARATING the accounts as
brought out by lawyer Tower and lawy r
Gardner, in conjunction wish Messrs. Kill
we're and Psrce, the important fact wns
disclosed that the Richard company was
solvent. while Rickari personally would
not 10 able To pay creditors very much on
the dollar. In ether words, wnile tn.
bulk Of the liabilities we're against Rick
ard personally tho bulk Of the asst, he.
longed To the hickard. company.
The figures vera ntout ike this in
summary:
w. W. Bickard. pers naliy, has iisril-
tiles of about Sl22.O out OF totil iE-
debtsdness Of both kinkard and the Kick
ara company of $780, 0O0 Ths ssssts OF
Rickari personally, comprise lots of real
estate. assessed at S52!, III, and mortgsgsd
for $4s, 600. leaving an apparent equity c,
meet the ti23. 600 indebtedness Of almost
$1,000.
Tire Rickard company has assets I'm real
estat, of an tinatet value az about siU,-
OOl with liabilities Of about $i7,09O
Naturally, the creditors of the Rckard
company would hardly be disposal {,
have their assets and liabilities with the
estate Of niokard personallv, the latter be-
ing badly insolvent, while the former
is shown IL be perfectly solvent. Tie gen
eral ser timent appeared TO bc ID close up
the Affairs OF the hickard company paw
Its indebt,!nrss and turn over the balance
to Mir. Richards psrso Bal estate.
lt was accordingly decided TO authorlze
COMMITTEES. composed Of Messrs Iru-
man. Gardner and kilvert TO prepare a
plan of procedure and report at meeting
10 be held at date prior to April I.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-03-17
WANTS WELLINGTON TO RESIGN

Annapolis. Md. March 17-Delegate
Jacob. Republican. of Baltimore city, in
troduced into the house OF delegates
yesterday a joint resolution declaring
United States Senator George l.. We'll
lington guilty of disloyalty TO his party
and demanding his resignation. The
resolution was tabled by an unanimous
vote, the mover OF the resolution him
self voting against It. Mr.. Jacobs ac-
tion was the result OF a bitter factional
fight now i'm progress between the two
wings of the Republican party over the
efforts Of the Wellington faction TO re-
organize the police board of Baltimore
city on a basis of minority representa-
tion.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-03-17
SECOND DIVISION.

SECOND DIVISION.
Stones Continental Band, George Stone
Leader. 90 pieces.
Colonel j. j. Dockpry, eommAnding
Third Regiment Irish Volunteers, and
staff, Maor.t. j. Flynn. W N
Company =, East PrOvidence, Captain {.
Darlington. 40 muske cts.
Company Is. Olneyviile, Captain Cox.
Lieutenant Dempsey, 10 muskets.
Company A, WoonsOnkot, Captain j. j.
Lee, Lieutenant McWeenev, 20 muskets.
Company Il, Providence Captain Kern,
Sb, muskots.
Grattan Cadets. Captain Bernard Hsokett,
Lieutenant George Nun sou, ~ mrskets.
Emmet Cadets. Captain shay, Lieutenant
j. Ill. Mullen. 80 mrsk,ts e..
Olneyville Temcrance O. d is, Captain
w. Il. Rowlsy. 3 officers, 20 muskets.
Jacques Cartier Guards OF Central Falls,
Marshal f. POnton, 10 men.
THIRD DIVISION.
Marshal y. j. Coleman and stnff.
Carriages containing oili1ers Of oonyer-
ton, clergy, Ladies Auxiliary and
officers OF Division Sf A. %. Ill.
Hibernian Rifles B6nI, 4. w. Ford,
leader. ID pivces.
Company A. Hibernian Rifles, Captain
.Iobn A. Flynn, Lieut. nant Joserh Is.
Riley, 30 muskets.
Division 3. A. q. H.. Marshal Edward
Smith. 100 mombsrs
Division 3. A. o. H., Marshal Michael
Sullivan. 125 memteis.
Division III. A. O. H., Marshal Patrick
Gray, 75 nemters.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-03-17
BOSTON cLEAN,Sos,
Feminine Physician Leaves Good .Prac

Feminine Physician Leaves Good .Prac.
tice 10 BE a Miaiste-ins Angel.
Boston. March 17.-...ry =. Ncsher
NJ D., OF RosbGry. accompanied by a
younger sister. has started for the Hlon-
dixie. DR.. Moshe- 10, as Ear 80 81 known
the first woman physician TO 90 to that
far country. Dr Mosher leaves wild
far country. She leaves a lucrative
ia years since shslwas graduated. sFoi
months she has been planning for the
Journey and her determinationis not 20
amass fortune In gold, but to be of
service 10 the women who have already
gone there. ea
Judge Dewey has. declined Jurisdiction
I'm the cases of Andrew J. Capen and
Charles A. Messer. and held each In $500
for the superior court. The defendants
are two OF the Ii New England railroad
employees arrested on charge OF OBJ
tanning money by false prctsrses.
Memorial services In honor Of Frances
II. Willard were held yesterday after
noon In Kings chapel under the aus
pices OF the Massachusetts, Woman's
Christian Temperance union. Every
seat i'm the edince was taken by women
and a large number stood In the aisles
during the whole service.
In the Bran case yesterday Judge
Colt gave the decision of the court over
ruling the challenge of the array Of
talesmen by the counsel for the defense.
He said that In no case had less than the
required number OF talesmen been sum-
moned from any city or town with the
exception of Boston and Lowell. and
that in these cities the man who had not
been summoned could not be found at
the place OF residence designated in the
list i'm possession of the court. Four
jurors had been selected when the court
adjourned.
Henry w. Hitchings. the ex-messenger
OF the Dedham National bank who se-
cured several hundred dollars through
the medium of forged checks. has been
sentenced TO the MASSACHUSETTS, re.
formatory The bank officials did not
appear TO press the matter against him.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-03-17

One pound Of figs, chopped fine. one
quart Of grated bread, one cupful of
powdered sugar one-half cupful OF but
ter. foIr beaten eggs and two cupfuls
OF sweet milk stir an together, place
In pudding dish and steam for one
and one-half hours. Serve with cold
sauce.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-03-17
spANIsu TRIEn rnIpr

Roll slices OF boiled or picked tripe
In -four and fry i'm hot lard. Take II up
and put In the pan one chopped onion.
When this is brown add the Juice OF a
can OF tomatoes. salt. pepper and ta-
blcspoonful OF pepper sauce. Let this boil
up well, pour over the tripe and serve
hot.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-03-17
DELICATE CAKE

One and onc-half cups sugar. one-half
cup OF butter. one e-half cup OF milk, two
cups OF flour. one teaspoonful OF cream
If tartar, one-half teaspoonful of soda,
whites of four eggs, and flavor TO taste
Cream the sugar and butter together
add the coda to the milk and sift the
cream OF tartar with the -four; lastly
beat in the whites OF the eggs. Bake in
"A deep pan one hour in a very slow oven.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-03-17
DROP CAKES.

To and one-half cups OF -four a small
piece of butter. one cup OF sweet milk,
one-half cup of sugar, one tablespoonful
of cream tartar. oneehalf teaspoonfui of
soda. little salt. and one egg broken in
after the rest is put together.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-03-17

Washington, March i7.-On account Of
BUR own preparations for national de-
fence and the pressure which he expects
European nnsnciers to bring upon Spain.
President Mckinley is still convinced
that there will be q PEACEFUL and salts
factory ending Of the strained relations
which now confront the two countries.
He is convinced that Spain will find
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-03-17
CHERRY PUDDING.

Mix together two cupfuls of -four. two
teaspoonfuls OF baking powder. and
water for a soft dough. Butter tea
cups and drop In "a little dough, some
stoned cherries. then dough enough to
half fill the cups. Steam one half hour.
Eat with sweetened cream.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-03-17
Will REPORT
ON SATURDAY.
Mckinley Expects to Have Maine
Boards Conclusions Then.
WILL IMMEDIATELY FORMULATE HIS DEMANDS.

He Convinced That Spain Will Find Way to Comply With
Those Demands--War in Cuba Must Be Brought to an
End--Spains Latest Suggestion About the Fleet at
Key West and Dry T0rtugas Will Make no
Change in the Policy of This Government.
That Fleet Will Not Only Remain
but Will Be Augmented.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-03-17
POTATO PANCAKES.

Pare and Crate six medium-sized raw
potatoes. Add TO them three eggs and
one-half teaspoonful of salt. mix slightly
and fry I'm small cakes. They must be
served Immediately.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-03-17
Ambulance Will Respond.

The hre commissioners have made arrange.
ments with the officials % ihs Rhode Island
Hospital ~ which hospitsl ambulance will
hereafter respond ~ all second alarms Of are.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-03-17
WASHINGTON BfSCIrIT.

Mix TO stiff paste, one pound OF -four,
the yolk OF an egg and some milk.
Knead il till smooth, roll 1t thin, and cut
II into biscuit. Bake in slow oven till
dry and crisp.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-03-17
COCOA CAKE

one-half cup OF butter, one cup OF SUI
gar two eggs. one-half cup OF milk,
three rounded tablespoonfuls OF cocoa,
one-half teaspoonful OF vanilla. one and
one-half cunfuls of flour, two teaspoon
fuls of baking powder.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-03-17
SAILED FOR MALARZAS.

New York. March 1.-THE United
States transport Kennel has sailed from
this port, bounu foi Mntsnzas Cuba,
with a cargo of provisions for the desti-
tute people Of Cuba. The greater part of
the clnsianment was contrlbutsd through
the He'd Gross society OF Philadelphia. .
MARINES FOR NEWARK.
New York, March ia detachment of
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-03-17
FRUIT FRITTERS.

Cut the fruit in thin slices and dip in
the following batter: Beat the yolks Of
three eggs very light and add a gill OF
milk. saltspoonful of salt and four
ounces of -four Fry In very hot fat.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-03-17
COFFEE CAKE WITHOUT EGGS

One heaping cup of sugar. one cup OF
strong coffee. one-third cup Of butter
three scant cups of -four and two heap
ing teaspoonfuls of baking powder sifted
in the -four.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-03-17
SOLD TO SPAIN.
A THREATENING LETTER.

Laredo. Tex, March 17.-On several
occasions since the blowing up Of the
Maine i'm Havana barber anonymous let
teIs have been addressed To Mayor Chris
tea Of tnis city, warning him OF plot
outlined by Spanish residents hero and
Nuevo Laredo, Mexico. 8, blow up this
city with dynamite should host ilitles arise
between the Ufitsd States and Spain.
another letter containing violent thres is
has just bsen received aud has caused n
siderable comment. The ayor hos or
dered tho arrest of all suspicious oharao-
tara
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-03-17
ANNUAL MEETING.
Rhode Island Poultry Association
Elects 0ilic rs.
Committee on the Next Annual Exhibition
Appointed.

The Rhode Island Poultry Association held
its annual meeting yesterday afternoon at ihe
office OF Harmon $. Bnbcock, "A weybosset
street. Two new members Were elected 10 the
association ana the treasurer gave notice that
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-03-17
The ak Walk.

There has been large sale of seats for the
two performances OF tue Graham Cake Walk
Company at Infantry Hall ON Saturday Mt 2;3O
ana u. m. seats are now ON sale at tho box
O.iico from u. m. 10 $50 y. m
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-03-17
WHAT DOTnE Chill DREN DRINK

Don't give them tea or coffee. havs vol
tried the new food drink cniled Urain-Of It
- delicious and nourishin9 and takes the
riacs Of coffee. The more Grain.O You pive
the shildren the more health you disfribute
through their systems UrainO - made ~
purc grains, and wyn properly prepared
costs about q a. much Al grocers sell it
end 2SA
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-03-17

To quit tobacco easily anc forever. be mag
eetsc. full OF life. nerve end v.gor, take No-To
bac. - vonder worker. thss makes weak men
strong All druggists. soc or 81. Cure guarap
80 Booklet anc sample free. Address
vs0z9 hemedS o. Chicago or New 9erh
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-03-17

33 marines were hurriedly sent away
early this morning from the marine bar
racks at the New York Iavy y arr. They
will JOIN thr cruiser Ne~ark, which has
been ordered into commission at League
Island navy yard, Philadelphia. A detail
OF 20 blue jackets for the Richmond, also
mt League Island. wers taken to Jersey
City on tug.
IL was announced at the marine barracks
today that an order for tho immediate
enlistment OF AZ men had been received
from Washington. Recruits ara badly
resded, rs the marine ctrps Is away be-
low its normal strength.
A large quantity of ammunition, sup
posed TO bs shot and she'll for the big
guns, has arrived at the navy yards.
SOLD TO SPAIN.
London. March ia special dispatch
from Rome today says the Italian govern
msnt has scld tie srmored cruiser Varose
to spain.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-03-17
ST. PATRICK.

Continued from Page l.
Company H., Captain II. ii. Sweeney,
Lieutenants Mitchell and Brinkman,
% muskets n
The record-union., 1898-11-26

Of the system was this past year, the
increase being II 600, 900 in number and
100000 in money carried. There
were %, 753, ,412 money orders issued of
face value of $204, ,593, ,S91.
Legislation is asked for at the next
session of Congress to correct the evils
growing out of the practice of bidding
for star route service. There We're 15,-
600, ,220 pieces of mail matter registered
at the POstoffices during the year, and
the aggregate of $99S, ,199 in fees col
lected was an increase of over Z per
cent. over the previous years business.
Among the recommendations for Leg
islaticn are those to make depreda-
tions of railway postal clerks a con-
tinuous offense; to provide severe pen
atty for employees embezzling or de-
stroying newspaper mail; severer stat
utes covering green goods and obscene
matter; the issue of special stamped
envelope of superior paper quality for
10 cents for greater security and safety;
for at least curtailing the use Of post
age stamps as a medium of exchange.
and for allowing Postmasters of the
first and second classes to pay for the
special delivery Of letters by salaried
postal officials, and to allow car fare
to special delivery messengers in the
great cities.