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The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1898-04-21

the business of the government was a
mere fraction of the present output.
There was no need then of ironclad
rules and so. long as you kept your
work up there was no complaint"
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1898-04-21
in THE FIFTH YEAR.

Attic, what are
you doing? Dream
ing, I declare! Did
you know, child,
you have just fiji
teen minutes to
dress in before the
dinner-bell rings ?"
She had donned
her prettiest cos
tune and brightest
smiles in honor of
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1898-04-21
He Knew the Sound.

a child who had been told that ito
excavate" meant ITO hollow OUT was
asked to form a sentence as an ex-
ample Of its use. The baby excavates
when it is hurt. 2 said HEX.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1898-04-21
Bound to Succeed.

May kiss you just once?" She
NO" He (unabashed) 81 How many
times ~ philadelphia Inquirer.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1898-04-21

Length of Whales Jawbone.
The average length of whales Jaw.
bone is seven feet.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1898-04-21

Every finely bred horse tends to raise
the general price Of all horses, while
every scrub tends to lower it.
After a shirt has been to the laundry
about three times it is pretty well
done up.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1898-04-21

Unfertile Eggs.-For commercial
purposes unfertile eggs are preferred
to fertile ones. BOOSTERS are Of no
value except when the eggs are desir-
ed for Matching purposes. If farmers
would send infertile eggs to market,
there would be fewer spoiled eggs to
drag down the general market prices,
for the infertile eggs keep very much
longer than the fertile eggs. This
would be great thing in shipping to
commission men, for the latter candle
all eggs and throw out those that have
begun to spoil. This loss is charged
back to the farmer that sent the eggs
to the commission man.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-03-03

White, who claimed TO be ieweler, and Frank
Nickcrson at one time an officer of the
schooner were the men. They claimed they
were canvassing for the goods and we're
turned over to the detective department after
officer Gilfoil had taken them TO the Second
station.
ANNIE DOES STRANGE THINGS.
Annie o'Brien, l3.year-old girl, is ascribed
according to all reports very strange girl.
She has been employed for many months as n
domestic in the home of Max Schor, 81 Quaid
street. and has been there treated with great
kindness. For about two weeks members Of
Mr. Schor's family and Of an other family in
the big six tenement block have been annoyed
by the smell of gas and an investigation has
always shown that n couple OF gas Jets have
been turned ON In some mysterious manner.
Yesterday n member of Mr. schors family
caught Anne, II Is stated, in the act of turn
ing on gas Jet and complained to the police
OF the Second station.
Parties residing in the house referred 10
claim to have smelled thc rns at night as well
as in the day time. Mr.. Schor says that some
time ago his two children, who sleep together
would come frequently into his room OF a
night and complain bitterly of feeling cold
de consulted one of the best physicians IN the
city who said the trouble was due 10 nervous.
ness and prescribed for the children, but as
they grew no better, Mr.. Schor consulted two
other physicians and after time the trouble
ceased.
Now it is claimed that Annie had habit
when the children were asleep of going to
their room and throwing a'dipper of ice cold
water on the sleeping children. Annie was
once suddenly taken Ill and complained of
having broken her shoulder The police were
consulted and the official who saw the girls
shoulder said she could not move il as freely
rs she did were IL broken, but Mr. Schor con.
suited doctor, who gave prescription. and
the kind hearted employer was out 81. 80.
Now il is believed Annes shoulder complaint
was only one of her peculiar ideas. The girl
received fairly good wages, and was. accord.
ing 10 her own stories, generally provided
with clothing What, If anything. can be done
with Annie for turning on the gas, is now
question that interests the police.
NORTH END NOTES
The charity social given by the Morning
Lily club last night IN Dimond Hall was large
ly attended. and was in every way a sue.
cess.
The situation in wanskuck continues un-
changed.
Yesterday was comparatively quiet day in
police circles.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-03-03
BRISTOL.

1t is rumorsd that at the citizens
caucus which will bs held Friday evening
the matter relative to the letter sent the
Council Offering tho use by the town for
five years of the National India Rubber
Company's wharf will be considered.
IL is very certain that the sens, Of the
meeting will be to do ss voted In open
town nesting, and that is TO build a
wharf.
business meeting was held last even
Ing In Pythian hal, with atout
twenty five Of the business men present
Colonel Daniel Stevens cf the Bristol
Train OF Artillery was elected president
and William 4. Peters treasurer; j. IL.
Young. secretary. Matters connected
with the interests of the town were dis
cussed. Another meeting will be held
two weeks from last evening.
The matter of Colonel Stevens leaving
the command of the Bristol Train OF
Artillery causes much rsgret throughout
the entire community here, be having
brought the company mp TO the highest
military standard.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-03-03
WARREN.

Amity lodge, l. O. O r.. held n well NJ.
tended meeting last evening In their hall on
Main street
The propfietors 81 tho Smith Burial Ground
Association have presented "a Tobin Post. g.
A. r., oi this town four lots OF land arerogat.
ing about 6i6 squire feet 10 bo used for the
burial Of war veterans, who may die IN iudi.
gent circumstances
Mr.. sylvester 4. Ilatheway 81 this town ma.
purchased tho steamer George B Otis from
Providence parties and has had her thoroughly
overhaulediand repaired She hoznn this week
10 make daily trips 20 and from Providence.
iestlus ssymopr's wharf M tho morning and
returning IN the afternoon
ThesLadies Aid Society - the VI E Church
met Wednesday evening" AID made arrange
ucnf for the supper 30 be held next wedosday
evening.
M. Wheaton Cole Is NJ NJ his home on Wash
insion street.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-03-03
THE DAILY WORK,

Work which Can Bc Inspected Person ally
II ALWAYS Better Performed Than That
Passed Upon From Reports.
It's the daily work of the little con-
queror.
The workings right here in Providence.
Lifting burdens from bolpless backs.
Bring sunshine 20 many a home.
It's dsCds that count.
That brings tho never ceasing sounds OF
praise.
The putlic are learning fest
Learning 10 appreciate merit
Learning TO distinguish between claims
ana trcof
Homo proof IL the rest of proof
Dams kidrev pills are sndors q by
Providence ueorle
Read what n citizen says:
Mrs. John Bush, l3i Burnside street
says; / have ALWAYS cen averse Co hsv-
ing ny name used IN a new spaper. hut
Doan's Kidney Pills did mo so much good
that ] feel a. though it was my duty To
tell offers about thom. suffered a great
deal from backache and for long tin q
was unable TO 90 an9hng out the lishtest
kind Of work. | could not stand fatigue
at all. 10 the inorning the pains were
worse. decreasing gradually during the
cav. wore plasiers, but they gave me
only temporary relief and in the fall of
1895 when ! wss ssized with very had
SPILL. | got box ~ Doap Kidney pills
az bOthrons drug store. lhpy helped N a
wonderfully. Iftlt stronger aud bettsr
everv way than I had for months feoi
~ though 1 cannot say too much for
Doan's kidney pms
For sale bT all dealers or will be sent hy
mail on receipt of price 50 cents. Foster.
hiiburn Co, Buffalo. y. Y, sole aYents
heuember the name Doan's, and take
no other.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-03-03
PAWTUXET.

A number OF robberies have been reported
among the summer residences on Warwick
neck in the last week. The houses are unoc
cupied during the winter and the thieves have
had full sway. So far five houses have been
looted They are the cottages OF Eugene Ma
son of John n. Mason & Co., Charles II. Per
kins OF the Rhode Island Perkins horse shoe
company, Charles Il. Perkins, Jr., Willard Per-
kins, and DIR. Fenner II. Peckham. Mr.. Ma
sons house is looked after by James Young
Of Warwick during the winter months and
the other four by John X. Tefft. Mr.. Tefft
visited the houses under his care twice week
and Mr.. Young went TO his three times When
MIR. Tefft opened the door of DR.. Peckham' :
residence yesterday morning. he saw evidence
that the house had been opened during his alb
sence. The thieves gained an entrance through
the outside cellar door, and after ransackinp
the house and turning everything upside
down they departed empty handed. The Per
kins residences were entered in the same way
as in DIR. Peckhams. After getting into the
cellar they broke the panels i'm the door
leading into the upper part of the house. A
few articles of clothing were all that were
taken from here, and in Eugene Mason's a
small quantity of silverware.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Baptist
Church gave a bean supper in Union hall
last evening
The Rev. N. j. Wheeler gave lecture
in the parlors of the Baptist Church last
evening on "A Yankee Abroad. There
WIS good attendance.
Ground has been broken for the erection
of u new church at the corner of Arnold
avenue and Broad street.
Charles h. Adams son of Dewey Il.
Adams. started for the Hiondike of Alas
ka this morning, whare IL is his inten-
tion to open a supply store in company
with q partner.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-03-03
AUBURN.

The meeting OF the Ladies' Aid Society
of the Episcopal Church was held at the
residence OF Mrs. Frank A Potter on
Elmwood avenue this afternoon.
Mrs. Irons, who hns been seriously i'll
with typhoid fever Is reported to be i'm
proving.
An entsrtainment for the benefit Of the
Eden Park SUNDAY School will be given
at the residences of MIR. Thomas Hilton.
corner Of Pontiac and Farnell street to-
morrow evening.
The first OF tile series Of addresses was
given by Rev. Herbert g. Dana in the
Episcopal Church last evening his topic
being What is PTotestantism Thore
was large after dance.
President Gsorga A sphinx In coanso-
tion with the board Of directors has ar.
ranged 20 give another entertainment for
the benefit Of the Public Library on
March % In Oid Fellows hall lie will
onsist OF mock trial 10y tho Newton En-.
tsrtainmtnt Bureau Of Worcester, Mass.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-03-03
"A Southern Romance"

In "a Southern Romance which comes to
Providence Opera House for three nights and
matinee commencing Mondsy. March Z. ~
told "a story so sweet and simple and wiihal
so charming and natural that 10 claims the at
tention and wins the admiration of even the
hardened theatre-goers. Ii does more than
this, for in straightforward unaffected fashion.
IL appeals 10 sli that il noble and best and
touches those chords that vibrate IN the heart
Of universal humanity. The play II a skillful
dramatizaiion by B. ". Valentine, OF Dolly
Higrce's beautiful Kentucky PASTORAL In
Gods Country" which made one of the most
profound impression of any short story that
has appeared in recent years. so skillfully
has the dramatist done his work that the
charm and power OF The story is maintalned
In all its original freshness and beauty. The
play Is beautifully mounted and tho represen-
tstions OF typical Kentucky scenes are true 10
life. Tn" play comes direct aud intact from
the Fifth Avenue Theatre, New York, where
II achieved most pronounced aud instants-
neous success The New York World pro-
pounced II 1he first genuine hit of the sea-
SON." Sale Of seats opens tomorrow morning.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-03-03
DON'T NEGLECT
A COMMON CASE or FILES.

IL May Lead To Serious Results.
When people generally understand that
all such fatal diseases as fistula. ulcer of
the rsctum, fissure, eto., almost invaria-
bly, begin In q simple case of piles they
will learn the wisdom Of taking prompt
treat ment for the first appearance of trou-
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Cure will certainly cure every form of
piles. itching. bleeding. protruding or
blind piles, and hundreds OF lives cave
beenkssyeu by using this cheap but effec-
tive remedy right at tie start, becausa ut
such a time single package will affect
q cure, while In the chronic. deep seated
CASES, several packages are sometimes
necessary before a lasting cure Is effected.
Physicians are using the Pyramid pile
Cure IN preference 10 surgical operations
and with uniform success. The tenedy
Is prepared by the Pyramid Drug Co, OF
Marshsll Mich, and for sale by druggists
everywhere.
This arm receive hundreds OF testimo-
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we take pleasure in presenting the follow.
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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-03-03
AT THENORTH END.
Arrested on Suspicion Does
Sirang Things.

There was an impression on Randall square
that Attleboro had been moved over and that
one Of the best baseball players of this vi
cinity who is engaged TO play ball in that viii
lage next summer thought he might not have
10 go far from home TO fulfill his engagement.
The impression arose from the fact that two
men were seen going around with a large lot
Of stuff that outshone any Klondike tale yet
recorded, but the Klondike element was
quickly eliminated, 10 use Secretary Longs
pet word. whenIan officer stepped up 20 one
Of the parties and said, where do you come
from" and the man replied, Attleboro." The
man addressed and his companion were try
ing to dispose OF scarf pins, stick pins brace
let's key rings, chain charms and other arti-
cles of beauty aud Importance. Jarvis N. b.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-03-03
BICYCLE FAIR.
Opened Last Night by Narragan-
sett Wheelmen.
A Very Complete Exhibition OF Wheels,
Concert by tn Band.

The fourth annual fair OF the Narragansett
wheelmen was opened last night in Music
Hall with large attendance.
The hall was abundantly decorated IN bright
colored buntings and flags. lhe numerous
booths of the bicycle dealers as well as those
at which various small articles We're for sale
were sttractively COTTON up along the sides OF
the hail. while all the central portion Of the
floor was kept vacant Reeves Orchestra fur
nished music and dancing was enjoyed during
a good part Of the evening. Prof. Houghton
gave an exhibition Of trick riding during the
evening. There are numerous attractive feat
ures of the fair and every one that attends
feels assured of having good time.
The committee in charge is: William Why
took. Jr., William Murray, secretary; Fred
Ryan. treasurer; James Kenyon, Thomas
Calvin, W. II. Packard, W. 4. Mcdonald. Q. b.
Grimm and Arthur Stone. The fair will con-
tinue each evening until March TO- inclusive.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-03-03
SHERIFF'S SALE.

By virtue of an execution No. S52l Issued
FROM the Common Pleas Division of the Su.
irene Court holden in Providence within and
for the county of Providence. dated December
ist A. ID. 1891 and returnable 10 said Court
June lst A. ID. 1898. Wherein Alanson Alex
ander and Charles Alexander copartners do
ing business in the city and county of Provi-
-rirrrrr IL, the State of Rhode Island are plain-
tiffs and Henry Ramlos alins n. Ramlose and
Lewis CAnnack, both of said Providence, to
wit OF North Providence in said county of
Providence, to wit Of the city and county OF
Newrort in State aforesaid are defendants.
Will ba sold at Public Auction at the Sber-
ih office in the Providence County Court
Honse corner of College and Renefit streets
in said Providence on Saturday, March 18th
A. d. 1903 at IL o'clock noon I'll the right,
title and interest the within named defend
ants had at the time OF the attachment on
the original writ in the suit In which the exc
cution was obtained, viz: April 10th A. ID.
1897 at o'clock and 10 minutes p. m. bounded
and descriSed rs follows:
All the right, title and interest of the de-
PENDANTS or either Of them in lots Nos. 223
pa, 225, 236 and 227 on map of House Lots
in the town of Cranston and called Map of
south Elmwood Division drawn by =. N.
Keith June, 1874 and recorded in Cranstou
Town Clerks Office in Plat Book No. 3 at
Levied on this 10th day OF December A. d.
1887 At ~ O'Clock noon, and VIII he sold 10
satisfy said execution If sufficient.
ALBERT o. COATES Deputy Sheriff.
f2l-th-at
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-03-03
Judgment For Deien liant.

Judge Rogers yesterday handed down his
decision in the jury trial waived cases heard
by him in the Appellate division of the su-
preme court of Bernard O'Neill VS.. Jos ph
Bromlaid The plaintiff who IL but IL wears
of age, claimed Mt the trial that the defendant
while he, the plaintiff was up ~ the branches
OF "A certain tree, shook mallot AZ him ard
caused him 10 be so badly scared that he felt
TO the ground The defendant claimed that
after he ordered the lad down from the irea
and rs he was returning TO game OF or, quet
he was playing, O'Neill, VINO had started To
come down from his elevated position, slipped
and fell.
Judge Rogers gave decision for the defend-
ant for costs. t. Il. Warner was attorney for
the defendant.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-03-03
SHERIFF'S SALE.

BY virtue Of execution No 50ss, issued from
the Common Pleas Division of the Supreme
Court, holden at Providence, within and FOR
the county OF Providence, on the sn day Of
October, A. ID. 1887. and Judgment was rem
dered on the 18th day Of september,A ID. 1897,
as of the 18th day OF May. A. ID. 1897, ana
returrable TO said court April 2d A. ID. 1893,
wherein Ann McKenna of the citv Of Provi-
dence. county and state, Is plaintiff, and
Charles Lucas and Honora Lucas. his wife.
both II Johnston, in SAID county and state,
are defendants, will be sold at Public Auc-
tion, on SATURDAY, January 10Th, A. ID.
lseS, at IL o'clock noon, at the Sherifs Office,
in the County Court House, at the corner of
College aud Feneut streets in said city of
Providence. all the lighi, title aud interest
the within defendants. Charles Lucas and
Honora Lucas, had at the time of the attach
shich the above. described execution was OBJ
aimed. VIZ, February 18th A. d. 1897, at
o'clock and IL minutes y. m. In the town OF
ohnstOn, in said county, and described as fol-
That certain lot OF land, with all the in.
yovements thereon, situated In said Johnston,
dd out and designated as lot number fifteen
81 on that lot entitled South Olneyville
lat OF Cottage Lots, surveyed and drawn
arch lith, 1895 by n q. schurarth G.: e..
nd recorded in the office of the Town Clerk
said Johnston, and rs the same estate con.
eyed by deed from David A. Naldron, dated
anuary 18th, 1890, and Is recorded IN Book
nj psge 355 OF the records Of real estate for.
aid Johnston. X. l.
Also that other certain lot of land, with all
be improvements thereon, In snid Johnston,
aid out and designated us lot number thirty
hree 33) on the allowed, signated Plat and
li the same estate conveyed by deed from Da-
vid A. Wsldron, dated December l4th, 1850,
nd il recorded in Book ~, at rage 845 of the
',cords Of real estate sor said Johnston, X
Also those other three lots OF land, with all
he improvements thereon, In said Johnston,
designated MS lots numbered one (l), two t2)
aud nlne tq), on the Stcphcn Randall Plat OF
douse Lots, drawn by &. NJ. Hunt c. E.,
iune 1855 which WA decided 20 these defend.
,nis from Elias NJ. Randall On Seg.ember
sth. 1885, and IL on rec"rd in the Town
age n. ~ tho rcc0i d. of Real Estate for said
Ir.,cd on this eth day % October, A. %.
80, at IL o'clock and 80 minutes n m, and
will be sold TO satisfy said execution IN
sufficient BENJAMIN n. CHILD,
Deputy shsrin.
The above sale is this nth day ~ January. ,.
lSs' sdjourncd 10 SATURDAY, Fehruai v
5th. AID 1885, the sisne hour aud place.
BENJAMIN VI. CHILD.
Deputy Sheriff.
Tho above sale is this hth day of February.
isgs. adjourned 60 SATURDAY. February
18th, A. d. lssS NJ the 'aro honr and place
BENJAMIN H CHILD,
Deputy sheriff.
The above sale is this 26th day ~ February.
iSq- adjourned 20 SATURDAY.. March eth,
A. D. 1893, st the same hour anu place.
BENJAMIN ". CHILD,
msr3lt Deputy sheriff.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-03-03

Nv virtue OF an execution No. 1854 issued
from the Common Pleas Division OF the Su.
preme Court holden at Providence within and
Tor the county of Providence dated DecemD per
o. A. d. 1897 and returnabe 10 said Court
June 9Th, A. ID. ls9s, wherein andrew CON
stock William A. Comstock, Walter Comstock
and Frank u. Comstock, all OF Providence in
said county of Providence, oonartners es D..
y. Comstock & Sons are plaintiffs. and Peter
Rodgers 10 VIII, Peter Rogers of said city and
county of Providence Is Defendant. Will be
sold at Public Auction at the Sherln Ofnce
in the Providence County Court House cor.
ncr OF College and BENEFIT streets IN said
Providence and State OF Rhode Island ON
Saturday, March 10th, A. ID. le9s at X o'clock
noon, all the right.title and interest tne with
i'm named defendant had at the time OF the at
tachment of the same on the original writ IN
the suit in which the above described execu-
ton was obtained, viz:
March 18th A. ID. 1897 at | o'clock and IL
minutes H. NJ. In and 20 the following de-
srribed real estate n follows:
one certain lot CT land with the improve.
ments thereon situated In The city OF Provi-
dence 10th ward, formerly North Providence,
and j. lot No. Is on plat Of house lots in oil.
neyyille. belonging To Abeal sampson aud
Jonathan 4. Angel. surveyed and ~natted 10y
Gushing and Farnhap, LAY, LAY lsoi wh,cn td said
OF Deeds in the city OF Providence on Card
No 1856.
ated in said city of Providence ON the north
aide of Delaine street, and being those lots
laid ont and designated as lots numbered-3-
and the front or easicrly part OF No D on n
plat entitled Plat OF Lots on the north side Of
belaine street, be,oneing to the Providence ID.
B a. q. Co, surveyed and plated 1861 by T.
Levied on this ilth day of December A. d.
1891 at II O'Clock and 10 minutes A. NJ. aud
will be sold to satisfy said execution IL sum
~ ALBERT o. COATES. Deputy sheriff.
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