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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-04-02
OLNEYvILLE.
Troubles Of the Law Enforcement
League.
Mice S:rved IN Ru band OF Owner Of
Stokes Street Property.

The trial and tribulations of the Johnston
Enforcement of the Law League, II reports
are true, continue to increase, especially in re-
lstion 10 what is known AS the pool room on
= oke's street. IL will re remembered that at
tho meeting Of the town council Thursday
evening, the league succeeded in getting the
council to cause tue town sergeant TO serve a
notice ON Che owner OF the building and have
the room clo-ed. 1t is said that the league
leaders called upon it's attorney 20 draw up
a notice, but they were politely infoi msd that
the owners o. the building was also ,iient OF
the firm so there was nothing else to do but
TO call upon another lawyer, and have the
document drawn. Yesterday afternoon, the
town sergeant, armed with notice, made a
search for the lady who owns the building
and learned that she was at Akin, s. O., for
her health, 90 the notice was served upon
her husband, and there the matter ends for
while, as the lady will not return until the
latter part Of the present month.
GENERAL MENTION.
In the Eighth District court yesterday af-
ternoon Il. J. Leeas was fined So and COSTS for
being drunk.
The socialists will hold meeting in German
hall tomorrow afternoon, when hnglish and
German speakers will be present.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-04-02
|AN INFANT
STRANGLED.
Body Found Buried Under
Pic Of Leaves.
THE FATHER IS ACCUSED.
Was Heard to Say "You Lite Devil,
You Have Got TO Diet"
TRAGEDY CAUSED EXCITEMENT

Exeter. N. H.. April 7.-The alleged
murder of an infant In Epping by Its
father. Ascide Yarmen. has caused much
excitement in that town. Yarmen IL a
pedlar and has lived In Eppins about
six months with a woman supposed to
be his wife. They had n boarder who.
like Yarmen. is Syrian by birth. Thurs
day the boarder. Ascide Mike, stated that
ne believed Yarmen had killed his baby
week ago. az he heard him say one
night, "You little devil. you have got to
die" Since then he has not seen the
child.
The authorities visited the house. and
Yarmen said he did not kill the child,
hut that II died and he buried 1t in the
woods. A party of about 10 men took
him from the lookup to the woods AZ d
asked him TO point out where he had
buried the body. but he said he could
not find IL. A little later one OF the
searchers pushed aside a pile Of leaves.
and under them found the body wrapped
UP in an old coat. An examination
showed that the child was In perfect
health at the time it died. There were
marks OF strangling on its neck. and
blood had run from It's mouth.
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INTENSE ENTHUSIASM.

Madrid. April 2.--The display Of patri-
otic fervor at the Royal Opera House
Thursday night was thrilling The as
semblage numbered about 5000 persons.
Most of the younger ladies. especially
t-ose belonging to the higher ranks of
the aristocracy, wore ribbons of the
national colors In their hair. When the
orchestra played the national hymn a
wave Of intense enthusiasm swept over
the assamblage. and everyone rose spon-
shout OF Live Spain" followed by loud
shouts OF Long live the queen" Long
live the queen"
In the midst Of the excitement two
regiments OF infantry marched in single
nle across the stage and Sc appeared to
be an endless body OF men, whereupon
the national anthem was again sung.
and the audience clamored for the ma
uonal banner. Then someone on the
stage took down q nag from the wings of
the stage and II was hoisted on high by
group OF artists. who bore Il to the
middle or the stage. where the flag was
waved aloft. This direct appeal to the
national sentiment evoked stupendous
demonstration which seemed endless.
AT length the queen rose to leave and
the orchestra played the royal march,
which caused the applause to recon.
mence. all the ladies Joining in IL, ac-
claiming the queen and waving hand.
kerchiefs. while the men rapturously
cheered her majesty. As the ovation
continued the queen was compelled to
return to the front Of the royal box half
a dozen times and bow her acknowIedg-
ments or the applause. Her majesty
was unable to conceal her emotion. II
was generally remarked that, In spite
or the occasion and the intensity of the
patriotic excitement. not a single CRY
was heard against the United States.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-04-02
AGAINST INDEPENDENCE.

Madrid. April "A semi -offcial state
ment says: One OF the most immoral
devices which is being employed at the
present moment to inJurs Spain and mis-
lead opinion in She United States is that
OF supposing that Spain would be dis
posed to recognize the independence OF
Cuba In return for the payment Of IN
demnity. Already on the basis OF fin
goist fancies. the people have been led
TO believe that President Mckinley based
his proposals on this idea. This impress
sion has been utilized In Wall street by
various means to attract spectators
into lingo circles and to compel them
unconsciously to aid In spreading un-
easiness. IT Is our duty TO declare In the
most authoritative manner that this is
untrue; that no proposition containing
the slightest allusion to the indepen-
dence OF Cuba, either with or without
indemnity. has been made to the SPAN
ish government: that the government
would straightway reject any such prop
osition. and that there IL no party ar
statesman In Spain disposed to listen 10
such q solution"
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-04-02
EAST PROVIDENCE.

Last evening Bucklin womsn's Relief Corps
No. held an April Frolio entertainment and
sale In Grsnd Army Hall. The hall was well
filed, among the guests were goodly number
Of comrades from Bucklin Post and members
of Thomas X. Salisbury Camp, Sons of veter.
ans.
At the regular meeting OF watchemoket
Tribe No. z, /. q. n. M, held in their wig.
wan in Odd Fellows Hall last evening, a
large number of braves assembled. Two pale
faces were voted into the order and three
others entertaining favorable opinion Of the
tribe, presented their names fer membership
and will learn their fate at the next ileeting.
Yesterday Mrs. Eleanor Harp, wife of Rev.
c. d. Harp, while ridng her bicycle near In
graham's corners, was attacked by a savage
dog, which threw her from her wheel and bit
her In the thigh although not seriously.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-04-02
AT THENORTH END.
An Alleged Stone Thrower Arrested
Not S From Cap tol Hill.

In the hope Of catching the guilty party
should there be any more stone throwing at
wansKuck last evening Officers Sharpe and
Edwards were detailed in citizens clothes to
keep sharp lookout for any offender against
the peace. Officer harp was secreted nesr
Delahunt street and Officer Edw ards little
further away. The foSmer heard window
glass smnsh and then coming from his place
Of concealment saw q man, who was stran-
ger shouting as IL he had won some signal
triumph. Ofhcer sharpe and Edwards started
for the fellow who snspe"ting he was not king
Of the broad tboronghfare named began to get
away at lively rate Of speed, but the officers
named have light feet and Oficer Briggs join
ing in tho chase soon had the shouter under
arrest. He gave the name of Frank George,
when hs was sent in to the station. George
claims that he came out TO wansluck from
Bristol and was told by certain strikers to
furnish hilarity as he could but to look sharp
for the police rs comfort and support to him
would cease on The part OF the strikers when
he got caught.
Investigation showed that the window
breaking was In the home OF Charles Schedsl
Of Delshunt street, but that no one was hurt
-by the good-sixsd stone used. schedei dhsa-
grees with the bosses who arc conducting a
strike as to he relative value Of work and
idleness rs means Of advancing a cause.
The feeling grows frmer that costly mis-
take wss made in putting the affairs OF large
number Of workers in the hands of a few
reckless men.
There are a num- bsr Of dances scheduled to
usher in the short after Lent season. Tho
Bachelors will hold ono on Easter Monday
night, the Bon Tons one on Wednesday eve
ming, April 20th and the Emmett Cadet Base
ball Association will hold one Friday evening,
April Is.
The police telegraph system is again in
working ordered and the officers are getting
accustomed to sending in duty calls, bus
owing to the general good behavior of resi-
dents the numbers Of patrol wagon calls have
been very few.
A team belonging to Edward Randall OF East
Providence, which strayed from South Main
street yesterday afternoon was found by the |
police Of the Second station hitched to post |
on fremont street about 7:a0 o'clock, and put |
mp at local stable
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-04-02
PAWTUxET VALLEY.

The funeral Of Mrs. James Mack, who died
at her home in Centrsville. Wednesday, was
solsmnized from st. Msry's Church at Cromp.
ton yesterday. Rev. FIR. Flynn officiating. The
interment was in the cemetery near the
church.
frank sherman YVES quite seriously injured
while attempting 20 load log on his wagon
near Hope yesterday afternoon.
The voters OF the Arctic school district held
their annual meeting In the school house at
Arctic Centre last evening.
The meeting wAs cal ed 10 order shortlv
sfter Z o'cloct with Pa rick Fitzpatrick "a
cha rn,nn and John n. Deering as clerk And
after he r'pori o the different offcefs had
been receive X. H. Wilcox, John j. Hughes
AM Dr. hires thaRnon were .lscted
trustees, ID m Qninls1, treasurer, and
. fnes d. Mon Ill collector fr the coming
year. 4he tax ihl ysnr Wa laced NJ twenfv "
nse cents on tie hundred dollars
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-04-02

Sanbornville. N. H., April 2.--Excite-
ment increases In this section over the
arrest OF William M. Mason, alias Shack
ley, who is charged with committing the
Lowell pond murder about 10 years ago.
and the authorities claim they have evil
dsnce sufficient to convict Mason. Frank
6herley and Frank Sherburne, who
claim to be witnesses to the murder,
will be confined until after the trial.
The bones of the murdered man will be
produced In court and the police are
working up a clue to identify the VIC
tim.
Sherley and Sherburnc have made a
confession OF the horrible slaughter of
the stranger and the way in which they
uaw Mason cut the body up with an AK.
1t 10 alleged the body was three times
removed from the pond by Mason and
placed in other hiding places.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-04-02
A REpLEvIN SUIT.
D:slauriers Appears as a Witness For the
Def ndant In I.

Before Judge Bosworth and Jury was tried
yesterday the replevin suit of Edward l.. Parker
Va. Frank X. Fournier. The property which
II Is sought to recover consists of two buggies
valued at $780, Alphonse Deslauriers was n
witn-ss for the defence and he testified that
In October, 1895, he took possession Of the
property Of the Providence Carriage Company
under Dill Of sale and q second time In Sep
tember, 1895. and sold the two carriages in
dispute to Mr.. Tournier. Mr.. Parker claims
that the carriages were his own property and
that Mr.. Deslauriers had no claims upon them
The jury gave verdict for plaintiff.
Franklin p. Owen was counsel for plaintiff
aud Bassett & Mitchell were counsel for Four
nicr
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-04-02
BRISTOL.

The National India Rubber Company fac
tcry, which has been stopped for the past
wesk, win resume operations ON Wednesday
SDorning next
The Naval Reserve Torpedo Company was
drilled last evening and Lieutenant J. W. Ap-
bot was present
Lieutenant william Fred williams COM
uanding tho Naval Reserve Torpedo Company
bss rccsived orders from the governor to
recruit his company up to its full quota the
number being "a. At the present time there
are but SO active members.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-04-02
DOING GOOD EvERvwHERE.
\ Medical Discovery that Effsetuaiiy
Cures PiIss in Every Form.

Cures Piles In Every Form.
For many years physicians have sxpsri.
msnted I'm vain, seeking = remedy which
would ef1ectualiy cure piles and other
rectal troublta without resorting TO q
surgical operation. Many remedies were
found 20 give temf ornry relief, but nons
could be dspended upon to make . last
Ing, satisfactory cure.
Within recent period. however, . new
rsmsdy, the Pyramid Pile Cure, has been
repeatedly tested In hundreds OF oases and
with highly satisfactory results. The
drst effect of the Pyramid Pils Cure II 20
Instantly remove the pain and irritation
generally present, and from that time on
the cure rapidly progresses and before the
patient 10 hardly aware Of 1t he is entire
ly cured. The remedy seems TO act d.
rectiv on the nerves and blood vessels OF
tha parts Affected as IL comes into direct
contact with tnem and sets up a healthy
action. which In perfectly natural way
brings the parts To their normal condition.
1hc remedy does its work without any
pain or iLconveniSnee to the sufferer and
is justly considered one of the most mer-
itorinus discoveries Of modern medicine.
Plies Is one OF the most annoying ana
often tines dangerous diseases with which
huma nifty Is afflicted. II pegelcted it ire
qusntly develops into fstula or some
equally fatal OF inourable trouble, whereas
by the timely use Ct this simple but efYec.
tive remeny no one need suffer single
dsy from any form oil piles unless they
want to.
The Pyramid Pile Cure is perfectly
harm less. containing no mineral poisons
and IL also very reasonable in price COST
Ing but 90 cents = package Is is sid in
drug stores every v here. The manufaet-
ursrs of the rsmedy are the Pyramid Drug
Co. Of Marshall, Mich, who have placed
this excellent preparation before the pub
lilo only after giving IL thorough and re-
Deated tests in the hands of reputable
physicans The results In hundreds of
cnses have convinced u that IL will not
disappoint you m3l-ai9
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-04-02
WARREN.

In the Fifth District Court yesterday wa.
heard the complaints of prosecuting officer
Bowden OF harrington against Frank L..
Adams Of that town, charging him with being
. common drunkard. A number Of witnesses
IN both sides were heard and the court ad-
judged Adams guilty and Sentenced him TO
six months at the State workhouse from
which he appealed. Lawyer Conlev appeared
for the defendant.
BY the aid Of the x-ray Drs. Barney and
hall removed splinter an inch long from
the hand Of Arthur smith, yesterday.
The funeral of Edward Roe. who died at
the age Of years, was held from the church
OF st. John the Baptist, yesterday, Rev Fa-
ther Fauteau, officiating.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-04-02
GENERAL BLANco's DECREE.

Havana, April 2.-The Constitutional
Union says editorially: THE necessity
Tor concentration having disappeared
Captain General Blanco's decree prop
erly does away with it," II says the gov
ernment will provide for the reconcen-
trados In a proper manner. and "the
lying charity Of the United States IL not
needed" .ia
Another paper lauds the decree, say
ing: The government shows dis
position 10 relieve the sufferings caused
by the war. but IL must work patiently
and long. owing TO the fact that the war
itself causes more difficulties, and time
10 required to give strength to the relief
measures"
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WOULD MARCH ON HAVANA.

New York. April at was said by q
member OF the Cuban junta that the
insurgents were prepared to give ma
terial aid 10 the United States should
war with Spain be declared. ''If the
United States sent us arms and smmuni-
tionn," he said. I'VE could raise our army
to so,oos men, march on Havana. and
rsze the city or storm the occupants into
submission"
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-04-02
PAWTUxET.

Marrarst Kidney reports 10 the police that
Pearl Smith IL missing from her homo In
Edgewood.
pleasant surprise party was held at the
residence Of Mamie Harvey on Ocean avenue
last evening. The occasion was her 18th
birthday.
Mrs Henry Arnold Of New Brunswick,
Maine, - visiting friends in this village.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-04-02
AUBURN.

Superintendent Of schools Valentine Almy
snnonncss that the annual meeting OF all the
teachers % the town win tc hsid IN the high
school building. Mnncsy morning Al $40.
M. and Mrs.. Ensers Hsynes ontel tainsd
spsfty ~ Whist ni,yerr ~ ihif resiience on
wsyIsnj sssnus last sssnins.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-04-02

Piles cured In 3 10 q Nights -Opc
spplicaiion gives relief. Dr. Agnew's
Ointpett is = boon for Hohinc" Piles, or
Blind. Bleeding piles, it relieves quickls
anu permanently. In skin eruptiors -
stsnds without q rivsL Thousands OF
testimonials II You want evidence 10
carts. Fold ~ Handing Il Blsndine,
% 5S Wevbossst street; George l.. Clsfiin
a Co. ~ 20 - south Main street ;hsli n
Lyon.-l7
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-04-02
SITUATION DEEMED CRITICAL

London. April 2.The Madrid corre-
rpondent OF The Standard says: Both
United States Minister woodford and
the Spanish ministers show pointed
reserve concerning the contents of the
Spanish memorandum. but IL is said
to be remarkably strong restatement
OF the Spanish case on all points raised
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-04-02
POPE URGING SPAIN.

Madrid. April 2.-The latest phase of
The situation 10 report that the pope
Is urging Spain to offer an armIstice,
and also that his holiness urges the in
surgcnts to accept IT.
The note which was transmitted TO
Washington, In addition 70 the PROPOSE
tion In regard TO an armistice and the
concentrates. expresses regret lat the
accident To the Maine In Spanish wa
ters." and offers TO arbitrats the matter.
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ANSWER IT HONESTLY.
Arc the Opinions Of Providence Citizens
Not More Reliable Than Those
Of Utter Strangers

Not More Reliable Than Those
OF Utter Strangers
The sbove Is a vital question.
IL Is fraught with interest to Providence.
j. permits Of only one answer.
u can't be svsdei or ignored
\ Pro idsrcs citizen speaks here.
epesks for the elfarc Of Providence.
\ siIizen~ opinion l. reli BILE.
An utter strangers doubtful.
1ns o. preston created IS lasting.
CURIOSITY is at o-ce aroused.
Read what follows aud Ecknc wlodes these
facts;
ve'er,D Patrick II. Fanninu, OF SO Zone
street, ssys: 81 enlisted with the 25, n New
Jersey Reg EN- and marched with sherman
through Georgia. After ny discharge n.oved
sround . "a, ana nnslly settled down in Prov
ifence hnr fhD pi-fortune % fan down.
sits ifne IN ing ny wrist and ais ocafirs ny
aNo4 lfiis Nss bad enough of Itsell, Dut
~ 20 follow IN nsing ne a., the
- seft ofed ~ tbr docior and am
81 ofi N extent unft To- active services.
1lt otH ohrto cat Indoors fold en- me md
ft IA fknrw began g. be trouiled
~ ID tr nAt4 Mrs.. fahring eof n box
q Df. > 81 urs rills ne dsy st r. l.. Lo-
tfpf utpe ,lc afd iesi.ied IN ny taking
~ on is uu,ckil told two boxes
rem Suffered from my back.
., sr Of fnis doubts fbs merits
Q, an Kisnsy Pills tsIl him 10 call ON
Patrick fannin1."
Deans kidney ril'. Tor snle ~ sll dealers
Prize 70 cents. xansd by Poster. Milbnrn Ia.
Hufn,o' y. r.. sole agent nv ths t.S Re
ueDest Ne same Doan's end take NJ stDsr.
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by the United States. and especially in
regard to the pacification of Cuba and
the settlement Of the Cuban question
from the Spanish point OF view.
In political and diplomatic circles the
situation Is deemed critical, because 1t
Is difficult for either side to make con-
cessions likely to be acceptable to the
other. judging by the attitudes they have
maintained in the recent negotiations.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-04-02
INTERESTED PEOPLE,

Advertising a patent medicine in the pecul-
iar way in which the proprietor of Kemps
Balsani or Coughs and Colds does II. is indeed
wonderful. He authorizes all druggists TO give
TO those who call for IL, a sample bottle free.
that they may try IL before purchasing. The
large bottles are 25 and SOC. We certainly
would advise a trial. 1t may save you from
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-04-02
Storey Ladies' Tailor College.

Thorough course gwen IN scientific dressmat.
ing We cut the LOW BUST FRENCH FRONT
Repf ctuctto rs Of dssifns from fsshioa pa ss q
speci.ity. We~tmirster street. Conrad
building, Room ~. diistu.ths.v,
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Timbres ObIiteres

L'entreprlse des timbres- poste obiite-
res nest pas une affaire d'un certain
temps CONNIE il y en- qui !e croient
Ellie durera aussi longtemps que durera
l'Ecole Apostolique de Bethl6em, en-
Suisse,
&c don des timbres, remarquez-le bien
nous aide beaucoup. Nous esperons que
tous nos zelateurs feront conna1tre cet-
to enterprise tous autant que possible,
principalement dams les ateliers ct bu-
peaux Oh tant de ces petits morceaux de
papiers sont perdus quandFils pourraient
faire tant de bien.
Que les petitS enfants les collectent
ct nous les envo1ent notre bureau des
Etats- Unis CONNIE suit:
Stamp Collector Calenda, 256 South 4th
st Philadelphia, Pa. r. P. NJ. B.
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-4-College Normal de Minneapolis,4-
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
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Est stDennenage dams 1@


La commission espagnole d'6va.
cuation de Cuba q fait remettress !
aux commissaires +am6ricans une
note constatant quo, dapu1s le mois
d'eont, 1896 soldats sspagools 50
sont embraqu6s Is H1vane pour
PEspegne.
La femme Kim. .Hong-Nink a
etc condeu16, 100 oouos de fouet
ct 3 ans lie prison.
La 16lonse du eal'au q Ia note
despuissanot .o:te gull gardera
trols places lorti6:es IN Cl6te avec
des garniscns assez fortes pour
proteger les musaImans ct dafen-
ere le drapeau muslmals.
On prls les disros1tions vou-
luues pour ommencer, d6s maiL-
t7nant, a retirer les troupes de Tile
de Crete.
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W;nripeg.-Le temps orageux
quit a.. cess6 dc taire depuls le
commencement de Iautomne Il
corsidernblement encommng6 Ia
part de r6co|t,e qui etait encore
dams les champs. Dams. IN article
soign6, la Free P1tss' dit que
sur 100000 de m,nots de BILE qui
ont 6t6 recolt6s Get automne, l9,
700, 900 de minots eont endomma-
ges. Les reco!tes da'ssvo,ne ct dor
ge cont presqus tootes dehors en-
core ct soufriront probablement
autant que le bic.
LIE pix du march6 local mon
tent rapidement. Vendredi d ernier
70 bl6 6,6 peya 81 c3nts.