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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-01-26
WARREN.

The Fragment Circle of the Kings Daugh-
tcrs met Tuesday evening at their rooms on
Water street. Mrs. A. G. Barton and Mrs.
Charles Sanders were elected delegates to
State convention TO be held at Grace Church
Chapel, Providence, Feb. 3.
Tho Wath Artillery Company will give a
dr attic entertainment in Army hall,
Friday evening
Workmen are busily engaged in finishing the
new depot. IL will probably be ready for
occupancy in few weeks.
Uncle Toms Cabin was given in Armory
Hall, Tuesday evening before large and ap-
preciativo audience. The company brought
two bands of music which attracted the
crowd.
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cATARRH OF THE STOMACH.
a Pleasant Simple, But Safe EGectual
Cure For It.

A Pleasant Simple, But Safe Enectual
Cure For It.
Catarrh Of tho stomach has long been
considered the next thing to incurable.
The usual symptoms are a full OF bloat-
ing sensation after eating. accompanied
sometimes with sour or watery -risiugs, a
formation OF gases causing pressure on
the heart and lungs ana difficult breath
ing; headache. flckle amp tite. nervous.
ness and a general played out, languid
feeling.
There is often foul tlste in the
mouth, coated tongue, and AZ the interior
of the stomach could be seen IL would
show Shiny, inflamed condition.
The cure for this common and obstinate
trounle Is found in a treatment which
causes the food to be readily, thoroughly
digested before IL has n time To ferment
ard irritate the delicate mucous surfaces
OF the stomach.
10 secure n prompt ana healthy digos.
tion II the one necessary thing tn do and
when normal digestion is secured the
catarrhal condition will have disap-
pear-d.
According to DR. HRrlanson tire safest
and best treatmont is TO use after eacn
meal tablet, composed OF Diastase,
Aseptic Pepsin, little Nux, Golden seal
and fruit acids.
These Ia blets can now be found at all
drug stores unde- tho name of Stuart's
Dyspepsia Tablets, and. not being a
patent medicine, can ts used with per-
feet snfctysand ASSURANCE that healthy np
petite and thorough digestion will follow
ibeir regular use after meals.
Mr. y. j. Booher OF 2siO dearborn St.
Chicago. ILL.,, writes: "Catarrn Il "A Iccai
condition resulting from a neglected cold
IN the bead, whe.eby the lining Nom.
trano OF the nose becomes iniamed and
the poisonous discharge thefefrom, pass
ing backward into tho throat reaoht :
the stomach. thus producing catarrh of
the stomach. Medical authorities pre-
scri bed for me for three years for cntarrh
of stomach without cure, but today l am
the happiest of men after using oniy one
box Of Stunrt's Dyspepsia Tatlsts. | can
not find appropriate words to express my
good feeling.
] have found flesh. appetite aud sound
rest from their use.
Stuart's Dysrepsia Tablets Il the safest
tfeparation ~ we'll a. tte SIMPLEST and
most convenient REMEDY for any form of
in1i1esfioD. cHfafrh of stomach, bilious
nsss. sonr stomacl, heartburn sud.hldAt.
fuc after meals.
send fer Little book. mailed fec on
stomach troubles. by addressing Sfuert
Co. Marshall. Mich. lie tAbIo.s IAN bs
found ~ all drug stores
Jan lp-2l.x6.ZA
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BRISTOL.

NJ. ". Cyrus Nj. Van Slyck. grand
master OF Masons OF Rhode Island, ac-
companied by full board of grand
officers, will make an official visitation TO
st. Alhans Lodge, No. q. of this town.
this evening, at which time the third de-
gree will Ia conferred on several can di-
dates.
bsr World was in town yesterday visiting
tho Byfleld rubber works
The Ivy Guild OF ST. Nj iolaels Episco-
pal parish entertained the mem bers Of the
parish last evening at st. .Miohel's chapel
with an exhibition of pictures and n
musical entertainments.
The two new desks for the postofljce
have arrived from the Dsxtro Manufac-
turing Company of Cincinnati. O. They
will be placed in the lobby for public use.
The board of managers OF the Bristol
TrottiLg Park Association have decided
to locate their stables at the southeast
corner OF the park OH account OF greater
conveniences for obtaining water. The
matter of opening up tho park on Memo
rial day has not as yet been fully decided.
but at the next meeting the matter will
be settled. Efforts will be made to offer
an attractive program of sports for the
day. Several parties are anxious to
build the grand stand as n matter of spec
ulation. having the privilege OF charging
admission, but as yet nothing definite ms
to the building Of the stand has been
settled upon.
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Local Lines.

Thirteen drunkards were each fined g.
and costs in the police court this morn
ing.
Mamie Peck, who is a member of re-
spectacle family i'm East Providence, per.
sists in being the unruly daughter of the
household. and she has been under the
eye of the police for some time. This
morning she was before the Sixth Dis
trict Court as common night walker.
She denied the charge and was held in
the sum OF $500 to appear for trial Friday
morning.
W. III. Kemp Company has attached
the property OF Charles X. Sweet for 5000.
This makes about six attachments placed
on Mr.. Sweets goods during the past six
weeks
The property Of Gardner c. Luther.
the contractor, has been attached ty
Charles W. Lake in the sum of $1,000.
Dliia Miifzr. who lives at 80 Mathew
son street, reported IT. the police that
Bertha Bennett took two white skirts
from her room last Friday. She was a
roam mate and she skipped with the
gnois Bertha was summoned before the
police and her husband Tetu ned tho mis-
sing skirts. Della then refused to Pre- ne
cute Bertha ana the police had their
trouble for nothing
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INJUNCTION CONTINUED.
Decision Of Judge Rogers In he Case Of
AckrOyi Against T0pliffe.

Judge Rogers has decided in the case of
Jonas Ackroyd against Elijah n. Topliffe ct
ais. that tho case is proper one for hearing
by the Appellate division and that the in
junction now in force shall continue until
otherwise ordered by the court. This
case was heard saturday and the sale of GER
tainlpropcrty owned by Mr.. Ackroyd on Way
land avenue. which ho had originally mort
gagged TO the Granite State Frovident Associa-
tion and on which mortgage SJO5 had been
paid, sought. MIR. Ackroyd also seeks n
chance to redeem the mortgage which Topliffe
now claims To own.
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CRANSTON.

Chief Of police Bigbec csptarcd yesterday
afternoon n man about ~ years ~ ngr. who
had hccn visiting The ncighborhood Rnd an.
tered several dwelling from which be- took s
number uf rublers. H. was locked No at th,
police stallion at the Cranston Print WORKS
snd when bee was searched, d knife. u bracelet
Hhd a rs4lf wrfe found upon hi. p.fsoa
The cfnna'on Print Works sre feeling ths
wave 81 Prosperity They ar working over
tine nnd have engaged an extra ~ of hands.
Mis- Dclla Bates. who has bron confined To-
her home wiiii -icin'.-. B. improving
The pnriis n the dancing s,.holl viii hui 4
Yh'ir iirsi reception iu the fire hall. tomorrow
evening.
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Can't lie perfect health without pure blood.
Burdoek Blocd> Bitters makes pure blood.
Tones and invigorates the whole system.
'Tisn't safe to be day without DIR. Thomas
Electric Oil in the house. Never can tell
what moment an accident is going to happen.
"Negl cted colds make fat graveyards. q"
DR.. Woods Norway Pine Syrup helps men
and women TO happy, vigorous old age.
IT'S folly to suffer from that horrible plague
OF the night, itching piles. Doans Ointment
cures, quickly and permanently. At any
drug store, 30 cents.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-01-26
Whist and Pool Tourney.

The last date for entrance in the A. c.
G. whist and pool tournaments has been
fixed by the social committee as SATURDAY
next, January 90 All clubs who desire
to compete and who have not prev iously
signified their intention 10 do 40 should
address their en- try to j. Barron. stand
ard WheelmeD, Olneyyille, X. |. A me at
ing OF the delegates of the various cluEs
entering into the tournament will bo
held in the club room of the Narragan-
setts or Wednesday, February ,, at 5
p. IN, when the schedule OF games viii DO
arranged.
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A KNoTTY PROBLEM.

Captain Leavitt OF the Chaffee street station
had a knotty problem TO solve this forenoon,
and after puzzling his brain for some time
gave IL up.
For some time past the hen coops in the
outskirts of the city have been entered night
after night. and among the victims are J.
Davis Hubbard. 522 Msnton avenue; Patrick
Gilday, s6 Bergen street; John Peterson,
6f Gladstone avenue: +. j. Canning, 10
lgsn street, who collectively have lost
twenty-six hens Yesterday morning the
police found eleven hens on Session street,
and these were locked up in cell at the
Chaffee~street station. This morning the four
gentlemen, who had lost hens. called at tho
station and gave description Of thcir,property
and when the captain learned that the four
men represented twenty-six "biddies," he
was lost, for he had but eleven TO divide
among them. Mr.. Hubbard's loss was six,
and there was just that numocr of Plymouth
Rock hons among the eleven and as none of
the other gentlemen claimed 10 have lost
any but common fowl, he succeeded in get
ting back his property. The other three men
had then but FIVE hens to choose from, and az
Mr.. Cannine's Toss was seven, il was fair TO
presume that his fiosk had been worked over
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AT THENORTH END.
Wieland Arrested For Assault-Visltation
10 Garfield Lodge.

Frederick Wioland was the only prisoner
arrested by the police yesterday and his
violation of the law was not any break in
the harmony of,things in the second District.
There was a neighborly dispute on smithhcld
avenue several days ago and things got
decidedly warm even for that locality, where
life breaks out occasionally in all the earnest
ness OF savage disscasion. In the close combat
Mrs Elizabeth Cunningham took part very un-
willingly. she claims, and one Of her thumbs
fell into Wieland's mouth and was more or
less bruised by contact with his teeth. Mrs.
Cunningham after due delberation had a war
rant sworn out against Nieland and his arrest
followed.
Wieland was in the Sixth District Court
this morning charged with making a violent
and unprovoked assault on the Cunningham
woman. He told the court that he bit the
womnn's finger, but il was provoked assault
inasmuch as the woman was scratching his
face terribly at the time. She got her thumb
in his mouth and he bit it to protect himself.
He therefore pleaded not guilty TO the charge
as stated and was held in ,he sum Of 500 TO
appear for trial Friday. The Cunningham
woman has been under treatment by DIR.
Palmer and blood poisoning has set in.
OFFICERS VISIT GARFIELD LODGE.
The grand officers visited Garfield Lodge,
X. Of p, last evening and were accorded
hearty reception. The officers found tho
lodge in splendid condition and compli-
mented the oHJcers and members on
the manner in which the business of the lodge
was being conducted. After formal business
had been disposed Of thero was n most en-
joyable entertainment and collation. and
there were speeches by tho visitors and by
members of the lodge. Among the things
admired about the lodge room were the two
fine large photographs of members OF the
lodge.
NORTH END NOTES.
The members of the drum corps OF the
Emmett Temperance Cadets promise soon 10
be very efficient drummers The need of
snch corps has long been felt by members
of the cadets and recently means were taken
to arrange for such an organization and the
success of the project is now assured.
number of bad places in the sidewalks Of
the district were located by tho police last
night.
Patrol wagon driver Frank McCar is off
duty on account of sickness
Thc committee Of tho Young Mems
Hcbrcw Association, who are arranging the
grand masquerade ball and prize waltz ON
Thursday, Fob. Sd, at Dimond hall has per-
fected the arrangements and il promiNs TO
be tho most important social happening
among tho Hebrews this season. Valuable
prizes will be given for costumes and prize
waltz. The eighty members of this large or
ganization are working with might aud main
To make it a success.
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Don't Neglect n Bad Cold Catarrh
Will result If you do. Headache. Foul
Breath, Pain in Forehead. Dropping in
the Throat, Dry ness In the Nose, il ind-
oates this troublesome disease. Dr. Ag-
news Catarrhal Powder will relieve
cold In 10 minutes and will cure Chronic
Catarrh. No failure, sure, safe, pleasan {
ana harmless. sold by Blsnding d
Blnndina, 81 and 5S Weybosset street
Geoise L. Clailin ~ Co., GO to ~ South
Main street; Hall q Lyon.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-01-26

Although the diplomatic ENHANCEMENT
with.Spain over Cuba u to some extent
influencing the stock market. Wall stree
expects 90 suiious complications Mover.
tneis-s s,fiuus implications with otl e,
inaladies may te tXpfcteu TO follow and
attacks 0f hiliousncss which h no,
che, kei az tho Uutsot. Ihe most efTrctual
means to Q ',nd il hIostetter's stomach
BitteTS u'admirnbls remedy. moreover
TO- dysrepsia. malaria, kidney trouble
constipation and NERVOUSNESS
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-01-26
OLNEYyILLE.
The Trials ani Tribulations Of The
Gilt Edge Club.
Latest Notes Gathered From the Busy
Square and Vicinity.

The "Holan Alley" Club, which has
changed its name 70 the "Gilt Edge" Club'
is starting or in bad luck. 10 has had
number OF serious SET backs, some OF when
would stagger club of more pretenuon'
Before they formed. one OF their number de-
plyted the treasury by absnondirg with "
and four chairs. The members recovered
from this financial blow. and il would have
soon been forgotten II other troubles didn't
follow.
Late last week peggy o'Rourke from
Pullman street applied for membership in the
club, and the matter was talked over, and II
was decided thar no Putnam streeiers were
wanted, so Peggy" was blsclSballed' This
was Thursday afternoon, and the Gilt Edgers,
knowing the character of "Peggy's" gang did
not expect TO and their club room Standing
Friday morning. But they did and 1t was
all right Saturday morning, ana Sunday
morning. So the Gilt Edgers came 10 the
cunclusi.n that Peggy" was little ashamed
20 tell the members of his gang that he had
been blackballed. So they began TO rest easy.
SUNDAY evening one OF the members OF the
dub. as he sat on the rough board which FUR
lishes the seating accommodations OF the
room, thought that ho saw the building
wohbling and made the fact know. Then
others saw il, and then they felt IL, and
upon one or the members looking through
broken light of glass, saw Peggy" and his
gang making an effort 10 push the l2x2O
building over Then there was war but only
for moment for the Putnams were shy OF
courage, and ran. They were routed fair and
square. Then the Putnam streeters began 10
throw stones. and they proved themselves to
be powerful, and accurate stone throwers
more 80 than fighters. They were routed
the second time and have not been heard
from since.
Then there was more trouble yesterday,
trouble that called for serious consideration,
There was no Gil so there could be no even
ing session. Late in the afternoon, there
was a large attendance, and the oil question
was again cons idercd, and at last 10 was de-
cided that collection should be taken up
The result was that pennies enough to buy
gallon OF oil were collected Then cnme tho
most serious part OF the transaction, for who
was there in the club. that could be trusted
with the old oil can, and ten cents. Charley
Pettro, known as Friday" was at last So
Deetod and how eagerly the members of the
club watched him as he marched mp Stokes
street towards Westminster with the clubs
oil can i'm one hand and the clubs ten cents
in tho other. and how eagerly have they
watched his coming, and how eagerly are
shey still watching for him, for the oil can
and for the ten cents.
The club held meeting last evening and il
was decided TO prosecute Friday" If they
can find him, and they have requested
Patrolman Dyer of the Chaffee street station
90 arrest Friday on sight, and 10 ask Detective
Parker, and his associates TO recover the oil
can and the certs. The boys are still nappy,
Notwithstanding these heavy financial blows,
md disturbances.
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HER HAND INJURED.
OFFICERS INSTALLED.

Deputy Grand Ruler George ID. Lansing
assisted hy @. b. Godfrey installed the fol
lowing officers in Narrsgansett Assembly of
Good Fellows last evening. Ruler Thomas
Healey: instructor, Simon Warren; con-
ductor Isaac RELY recording financial sec
retary, John O'Connell; treasurer, James NJ.
shawcross prelate, Leonard Baton; director.
NJ. ]. Gordon guide, Il. @. Reynolds: sentry,
q. II. Gardiner past ruler. James A. Wood
trustees. j. +. McAvoy. B. +. Manning and
N. j. Lynch. Delegates 10 grand assembly
J. A. Wood, VI. j. Lynch; altcrnatos, j. NJ.
Shawcross and John oConncll. The graud
officers found the assembly i'm "A solid flnnn-
cial cordition. After the ceremony remarks
Of an instructing nature were made by the
grand and newly installed officers.
GENERAL MENTION.
The Union Aid Society will meet with Mrs.
Eaton Arnold on Mill street this evening. A
supper will be served.
The Crescent Whist Club held successful
social i'm Mechanics hall on Plainheld street
last evening.
The S25 robe, which was stolen from the
carriagc of A. X. Hines, at the corner of
Valley and Delainc stroots, Friday evening,
was recovered by Captain Leavtt yesterday
afternoon.
In the Eighth District Court this morning
Joseph Lucca was fined SO and costs for steal-
ne pair Of rubbers from James Finn, and
RS he did not have that amount ho was sent
TO Jail
The United wheelmen entertained their
lady friends last evening.
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sToNINGTON DIVISION.

Trains leave PROVIDENCE as follows for:
NEW YORK-al ~, bl 25 a. IN. daily, s:l0
llocal exp.l. ell :0l (limitedl, II :l3 a. IN.
207, 400 daily, eos p. m. daily.
NEW YORK, via Stonngton Line--7 :35 and
S:H p m. daily, except Sunday
PHILADELPHIA, BALTIMORE and WASH
lNGTON. via harlem River-l0;Oo a. m.
S:lI y. IN. daily.
o:lO doc exp.), 1905 (eXp.l, ell :0l (nm.
ited), ii :l3 a. m. (exp.h 2:07 (exp.l, 4:0j
texp. daily, Cos (exp. daily, SLY (exp.
daily y. M
NEW LONDON-.al IL III :25 n. m. daily
expl, 6:52 (accom.), $40 1905 fexpressj,
ell Ol (limited), III :l3 a. IN. texp.), 2:01
(exp., 2:l0 (nccon.l 4;05 texpress daily).
S:l0 taccom.) }, 5:l0 (accom.), 800 y. IN.
(exp. daily, S:l7 p. m. texp. daily, Z :55
a. IN. taccon. Sundays only, 4:jo p. III.
(accom. Sundays only).
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WORCESTER DIVISION.

trains leave PROVIDENCE as follows for
woRCEsTER-e 05, ess5 (expl. ,7:45 ;exp. to
Woonsocket), GAS local exp.), II :f5 a. IN.
,expJ 70 Woonsocket(, 4;i5 gexp1, 5:S
local exp. }, e:2o y. m. (accom.) Sundays
z :45 a. IN. (accom.l BIAS 5:i5 y. m.
MII,LvILLE-6:05 :05. 7:i5. 9:45 II :i5 q. M. las
3A5, 4:45,- 5:i5,- 9:25 p. IN. sundays-7; As
BLAoRsToSE2S 4 X 81 o J @"as 745 s:e5. OBS s:5
IL %, ii :i5 am; :25, AS, 3:25, 3:45, 4:l0,
ss4S saSasvs-5 avs s:!5 s si as s. + 3 3 il s rs p p
wooNs0CKET-6:O :O5, 6:S5. 7:25, 7i5. s:25,
ssa9' etS u 25. II 40 a. m. !: :aS, l;45. 3:35,
"a. M. i:aj 3:25. 9:45. b:2& 5:46 7;25. 9:25
y. IN.
WARREN AND BRISTOL BRANCH.
/ cave PROVIDENCE india Street Station,
FALL RlvER-e:ao. 1880. asl II: a. m.
80 B:3O, 4:30 5 30. $3.50 y IN. sundays
80, g:D a. IN. 80 $50 and 6:3J y. m
NEwPoRT3I 80 g;0 Il 80 m so
4N o:5J. e6:tn " IN sundays-f:3l 9:JJ'
WARREN and way stationso63o, 7:N, 93o
and ii 30 n; m. and 20 3@0. laD Tex
dsys-7:O g:30 a. M; l:JO, 5sjO and 6BJ
BRISTOI.-s:3o 7:3o 9:30, II &c a. m. l:N
Sundays 30 $780, a. m.; / 30, 500. 6:30
dence. at :05. 7:05 auo IL 05 a. m. | 05
3,05 4:O5. 3 :05. sos :05 and IL % y. M
Sundays at :0j. 9:05 a. m. / O5, :05 and d :0j
Returning connect with all tfains
n, sleeping cars only; u, coaches and sleep-
ing cars; c, all parlor cars; d, wslpole Line.
River. via Woods Hole via New Bedford
GEO. l.. CONNOh, A. G. X KENDALI.
Pass'r Traffic Manager: Gen'l Pass'r Agent
f. e. ALLEN. Genl supt
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Attend the special town meeting on Mondpy
night, January "a.
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Bon
Ami
TIE FINEST CLEANER MADE
WILL CLEAN ANY SURFACE.
AL Grocers.

mt soups and stews some time ago. How
ever. Mr.. Canning felt that il was. Then II
lay between Mr. Kildoy and Mr.. Peterson for
the five hens, but as the former had lost four,
and the lattor three, there were still two shV,
of the number that they reported and not
being very well acquainted with their prop
erty, when mixed up with that OF others,
they like Mr.. Canning were in doubt, as 10
their having any right and title in the re-
remaining fiye.
Tho five hens will be kept on exhibition a
few days longer and fed with corn by "Jack
Gihlin and II the owners do not call for them,
there will be n chicken chowder at the Chaiiee
street station some stormy night.
HER HAND INJURED.
Mary SARDINIA, an employe Of the Valley
Worsted Mills had the misfortune 20 have her
right hand caught in "A machine. which she
was tending late yesterday afternoon, man
Cling the and in friehrful manner. The un-
fortunate girl was taken TO her home, 50 Cedar
street, where Drs. h. 4. Carroll and John j..
Corbett amputated three of her fingers ana
a greater portion Of the hand, leaving the
thanh and index finger, those being crushed
but the physicians were successful in saving
thcm.
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Thirteen drunkards were each fined g.
and costs in the police court this morn