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FACTS OF INTEREST.

Ia Bryer: \ man Is a before he has
asy settled thoughts OF hss fortune II IA
sa2f completed sfofe ne - -. lie fails
a4Aa.us 81 ais cid age and dies ny the
time his hausa ss IN = eegdlEien 20 10
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'eag their lives 20 100 yeaFa
lehn Mi,x an administrator nf bis fafh.
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rise Il was saia 81 a. cents.
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leg Sse3en. a dwelling huase mus; nos have
sn'fe TRAN Eve stories Ar attfe contain
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~ tie stsees ty more ,han ftve feet
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amehsf be0Ts every niEat resls,aE FL
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be waa when be went 10 bed lis for
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million eoi4sfs.
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az tho ferasssxn asst today Imperial Cha y
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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-02-01
Keith's Opera House.

Severe as last nights storm was, IL did
not prevent an audience Of good size from
gathering at keith's Opera House to wit
ness the production of "a Hoy Wanted. T"
The piece is farce of the most pro-
nounced typs with the merest thread of
q plot running through It, Constructed
simply for the purpose OF exciting the ris-
Utilities IL fuliills its mission To a very
satisfactory degree. This was signally
demonstrated by frequent bursts of
laughter ana hearty hand olapping
Tho company presenting "A Boy
Wanted" Is particularly well-fltted for
the work and each mem Ter OF the cast
makes the most Of the opportunities pre-
ssnted. Miss Nellie O'Neill is the central
figure, and her sprightIy carriage. charm.
ing singing and clever dancing made her
ut once favorite with tho audience VINO
were liberal in the applause bestowed
upon her. The buck dancing by the
Wehrue Sisters was one of the bright fea-
lures of the Performance and Miss
Hartley songs delighted every hearer.
MIR Gillingwater Mr. Heron ana Mr..
Allen gave excellent portraitures OF the
characters committed TO their care
"A Boy Wanted" will lie presented
during the remainder OF the week.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-02-01
Olympic Theatre.

There is n specially attractive program
at the Olympic this week, and the crowds
that are gcing there are being most hiuhly
entertained. The Rich Brothers appear
as the Chinsman and tho Rubo to every
tolS's amusement. Pearl Haight gives an
attractive speciality. and Byron and Lang.
don are no cnd OF fun In their crazy oom-
icalities. A remarkable dancer is seen In
Miss Kathryn Rowe palu sam Devere
Is bringing down the houso at every per-
formance with bis own songs and say-
inRs Not the least interesting feature is
the performance given by Prof. Parker's
trained dogs Walter J. Talbot has a
voics Of fine quality and bis pathetic
songs are well appreciated. johnson and
Dean. and Leonard ana Bernnrd, espec
cially the lattar keeps the.audience in an
uprnar of laughter
Bartell ana Morris give an exhibition
of theiv musical novelty that Is very In
ttresung Tho Performance concludes
with sam Dsvero's own company In his
lat, 20 * tsh, he peep-o,D Day Club"
There will he an afternoon bud evening
performance every DAY this week
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-02-01
INSTANTLY KILLED.
Track Foreman Anderson Struck
by a Train.
Was Clearing the Track, when the
Fatality Occurred.

John Anderson. track foreman for the
New York. New Haven 81 Hartford rail
road con- parry at tn. Smithfeld avenue
yard. while shoveling show last even
ing, was struck by a train and Instantly
Killed.
Mr.. Anderson had been at work with
gang of mon for about an hour trying to
keen the main tracks at the yard near
the tower house clear. The snow was
binding bpt the men kept at the work
with great determination and with great
risk to themselves. Train 2i6 from Prov
ideuce for blackstone came along. IL
was going very RAPIDLY because eysrv
moment gained made the possibility of
reaching It's destination. Anderson was
hard az work when the great locomotive
came upon him, struck HIM and fractured
his skull, injured his hips and broke
his arms, The engineer could see scarcely
the length OF his engine, and the acci-
dent seemed under the circumstances un-
hvoidable. Medical Examiner Palmer
was notified and the body taken in charge
by friends and delivered to Undertaken
Mccarthy.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-02-01
GREW WEAKER AND WEAKER.
Had Poor Blood, Distress from
Food, and Liver Troubles.
After Eating, Food Seemed as If
III Had Turned TO Rocks.
DR.. Greene's Ncrvura Saved My Life -
Felt the Good Effects Immediately"

1.-TWO years ago in January began to
get poorly in health and my husband
called in the doctor, and was put under
medical treatment. had sharp, prickling
pains between my shoulder blades, grew
thin and pale, and had great difficulty in
lying down. My blood was poor: my
food distressed me, and after eating 1t
would seem as though IL had turned into
rocks; IL would roll about my stomach
and cause me great distress. Nothing the
doctor did for me seemed 10 do me any
good. ] grew steadily worse, and finally
in February was forced TO take my bed.
| grew weaker and weaker, and after
awhile, changed physicians. That did no
good, and changed doctors again, but
still kept failing.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-02-01
By GEORGE II. BuRNHAM
tEqaitable Building.
Mortgagee's Sale

Will be SOLD by Public Auction SATURDAY,
February 5, lsls at II o'clock M, ON the
premises 10y virtue Of the power OF sale con-
tanned IN that deed OF mortgage made ana ex-
ecuted by the William W. Richard Comnany
OF the city of Providence and stare of Rhode
Island. a corporation created by the General
Assembly OF said state dated July 81, 1881, ana
recorded in hook number l9l page 2y' OF the
records of mortgages of real estate IN trovl-
deuce, the conditions Of the said deed Of
mortgage having been broken
A lot Of land with all the buildings and i'm
provcments thereon situated on the north,
westerly corner of Blackstone Boulevard and
Laurel avenue IN said city OF ProYldence
bounded as follows: Easterly ON said Black,
stono Boulevard one hundred tlOO) feet ana
hOluing that width extends westerly one hun
dred tl00) feet To other land OF said VIM. W.
Rlcxard Company bounding southerly ON said
Laurel avenue and nOrthorly ON other land OF
said Nm. W. Rickard Company, being the
same premises described in said deed OF mort
gage.
BY order of the assignees OF the mortgagee'
Providence, January IL, 1885, ial4-l9t