davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1898-01-13

eroBe 9ibIiotbet unb bic 0ruderei fir
DrientaIif9e 8ii1er befinbet. SD fppIls
te bas s3imrner feben, ipp un1er be-
riibnlter 8erfpanpter, 2prD 8Dron, aez
arbeitet bat. gtls i9 nan i'll benz Rauz
me Itanb, no er fo Diel geoa1t lnb qe@
Ditbtet bat, bd iibertdm mid bcr
8unf9, 10 fpie er dus3ieben 5u tOnnen,
nm fir Die 9efretung zines gefre1teten
9riItli1en 8oltes 3u tdmpFen. Der
@unI9 lit mir tief eingeprd9t gebliez
ben, unb ols ic1 jeBt bOrte, DaB idb Itz
tuC1e bei llnIerer 8otf9aft in &pnItanz
tinopel tperben Iollte, ba eripa6te bic
Glte Sebniu9t, unO id bOffe, ettpas
tbun 5u t0nnen. Die 8egierlng I9eint
fi9 ia ermannerl su tppIlen, lln0 es lit
in Der Shut cine @9anbe, ipie Iunge lie
fhon untAdtig sugeIeben bat, buB bic
Irmenier bon ben Ssmanen unter=
briidt tper0en. 9ieIe blutDiirftt9en
garbaren miifen binaus aus Guroz
pal"
r9ut, Eieber 5ugb, itb boffe 10, obz
tpobI i9 ipiinI9te, Mlr. @labitone bGtz
te Die 9etpalt in 6dnben, anItatt nur
reben al t0nnen. gBds dber. unIern
beriihmten 8erpanDten, 2orD 9nron,
betrifft, 70 fiir6te i9, baB er mebr aus
2uft an 46enteuern un0 aus poetii6er
8egeiiterung fir ben alien Ramen Der
9rte6en ausge3ogen lit, nno i9 berfe,
baB 0u ftets i'm 9e0d1tniB bebaIten
tptrit, tpas Die 5duptIa9e iit. Senn
bic Sadie unIres SeiIunT3, beg Crib
iers aller MenT9en, tpolIen mir i'm
4uge bebaIten Bel alien, mas mir uns
terne6men. gtun aber lit es 3eit, buB
ih Dir lebetppbl fage. SsSCb iebe, oaB
Die @rbeit beenoigt lit, uno Der 9am>
pier min abgeben."
rsSa, es 1T 3eit. mir tperben bas
Diner auf See baben. 2ebe ippbI,
Mutter, unb bIeibe eefunb!"
Sic gaben iib Die 5anb unb btidten
fi9 cine MeiIe an. Sir einen 9tugenz
Bid fGbien es, ais ippllte 9abp SsTubelle
it9, d6nli9 iener rDntii9en Mutter,
Die bem Spbne ben Sbtlb gum &amz
pfc iiberreihte, nit elmer @rnd6nung
our SupFerteit begniigen. 2lber bas
9er5 itegte, unb lie I9loB in inniger
Ilmarmilng ben Sobn an lire 8ruit
uno tiiBte i'm.
n2ebe pobI, Sugb!@
p2ebe tDobl, Wtlltter!"
sic gingen CUR 5allreepstreppe, tpo
1fn unten auf Dem @aiIer Elm egnpttz
I1es Ruberbopt I1aufelte. 5ugb 9ez
leitete ietne Mtutter nit ii9erer 5anb
uuf Die beipegten Ndnfen, Die braunen
Ruberer 5ogen an, unb er blidte Der
ipeiBen @eItalt in Der r6tbli9 erbeGten
9untel6eit ndh, Biz lie briiben ans
2dnD ftieg llnb iit6 in Der 5trabe neben
Dem gaF6 be ia 8purIe perlpr.
Damn tehrte er 3uriid unD beqab iid
Su ben Sffi3ieren. Der 9umpfer ieB=
te ith langIam in 8epe9ung uno
bur1I3nitt balb bic @ogen ienIeits
bes groBen @ellenbre9ers ppr bem Saz
fen pon port Saib.
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1898-01-13
2. aapiter.
Der 80 . pal @opereign"

Der ut pal g Soperei9n".
Der .9foDal 9ppereiqn" bate ben
RuB unb a[le Spuren Der Ic6nar3en
9einselmGnn6en bon 9ort Saio Qbz
gepaT6en unO fu6r gldnSenb lpeiB
pur9 bic blduen 5lItben bes Mtittelz
iaaDiIhen Meeres balm, ais Die Sonz
ne oufging unb ii9 i'm Meere iptegelte.
Mit geipaltiger @udt innitt Der
idpere Danger iih Ieine gabn unb err
5eugte enbtoIes tneiBes 59aumgez
frduiel 81 beiDen 5eiten Ieines 2Qufes
uno ipeit 5uriid in unabIebburer 8ahn.
&rnItan6ell lagen Die 8irbel glei9
S6eiben pon Sis auf bem tiefblauen,
lpogenoen 8runbe.
Ni9t ben tiirSeIten @eg ta9 4tben
ndbm Das 8eI9paberfaiff: es mar
befo6len tpor0en, DAP Der .&oDal Soz
pereign4 ben @lanS ieiner gepan5erten
&ippen, Die bro6enoen Miinbungen
feiner I9fperen 9eI9iiBe unb ben Ffolz
gen Union Sad am Sop Ieiner MaIten
por ben 5dfen pon &retu Seigen Iollte,
mo bic 8ebDlferung unru6ig mar, neil
tiirfif6e Rriessf9tffe bem 8af4a our
6ilfe geIanbt lporben iparen. Die briz
tiI3e Regierung belt es fir gut, g6riz
item uno Mobammebdnern auf Der TO
oft nit 9lut gebiingten snTel bic 4llz
gegenpurt Der brittfcAen Slotte in's
9ebd6tnif 3uriid3urufen. 5p ifeuerS
te bas @6iff 9orotpeIt, Bis Die fretis
fdben Serge nit ametbpitfarbenem
ghein aus benz @aher aufraqien,
unb nabm ben Surs bunn 9erabe nd9
Meiten. Der fiibli9en &iiIte entlang.
0u9b ftanb nit benz 2ieutenant
Steere duf Steuerbprb, la6e benz Bug,
unb bate Iein 9las auf Die sSnfel 9ez
ri9tet. Man mar 10 nabe berangefomz
men, baB ii9 Die gum Nteere abfdnen@
ben S0Gnge beuttid9 in rotbbraunersSGrz
bung seigten, unb ba bic ssrii6lingsz
Tonne nd6e Dem 3enitb mar unb mil
bollem 2icbte uuf bic gebiraige Riiffe
I6bien, seigte fin iebe 5alte, ie6e Rarbe
in benz felfigen Sange blau eirtge5ei1z
net tpie uuf elmer tppogrdpbif9en Rar@
te. g9ie 5ilber gIdn3ten Die b61Iten
6dupter Der langseitreften SDbansiige
nit ibrer g6neebebedung.
aWel4es 1T Der Berg Sba2" fragte
Susb.
.gtun, Sir. mir baben npch spei
gtunben Sabrt. Biz mir ben Sba fes
ben.4
nGine grpBe SnIel!4
r8ei biersebn 8noten 5dbrt tperben
mir Iens aab eine balbe 5tunbe 3eit
qebroud)en. Bis mir sur tpeTtIi1en Spiz
be bon aretd tOmnien. Die sSnTeI 6at
a6ttdufenbis9sbun6ert 0uabrattiIns
meter.
SD febe nur 1elfen. SIT biefe
@5eife Iti1t beinobntg4
,gRur atDei 5leden liegen duf ber
5iibIsits, unb ibre 9duIer ftnb lpie
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1898-01-13
au6rinaI!tl pnr6e. aina Il isbt alE 81.

suoringIih fpnrbe. gins Il ieBt auF bas
GjeIprGn elm.
.Gjibt es piele gteinb0de anf arez
tag" fragte er nit elmer 5anbbeipcz
ging na6 Dem getb6raunen sen ino
ben rieIigen gebrgenen 6brnern, bic
auf ben gtanten in Der g2Gbe Iagen.
rQb," fagte Der Qrmenier, vauf ben
mel fen SSnIeln bier unb in ben Gjebir=
gen bon &leinaIien gibt es Iebr pieIe
@teinbGde. 9o9 iin6 Iie ni6t Ieidbt 9u
fbieBen. 9ieIer 9err burt. QtriItibes
2enps, lit elm gutter SSSd9er. 9arF if)
sbnen cine SaITe Raffe anbieten?"
9usb bereute idon feline Rahdiebigz
felt, Die nun ipeitsr fiiGrte aIs inn
lieb mar, tpollte aber nidt beIeibigen
un0 na6nI an.
Der Irmenier tlatInte in bic 6Gnz
be, unb Elm 8urIAe in blauer SaGe,
nit grie9iI9em 5es, elite ber6ei. Der
@rmenisr rtef linn etIpas gu, iener lief
babDn, unb Der Mrmenier fragte 5ugb,
oh ibm gefdlig ipdre. etrpas gu ipielen,
pieaeio9t cine Barrie S6ah.
Sugb stng barauf sin, uno betbe
5erren lieben ii9 an einem berbeigez
IaafFten Sif96en nieber unb begans
nen bas t0niglitbe Spiel. Der 8urTG]e
nit Der bIauen SADIE, offenbar bez
Qtrmeniers eigener 9iener, braGte
matchmaker 5pei tptn3ige tupferne
GaHerplIen uno f9entte iebem Der
9erren ben i9parsen beiBen Srani
mitfammt Dem aaffeeiab in tteint
Por3elantaiIen. Die in itlbernen 8e=
bdltern ftaRben. Der 3affee mar aus
ge3eitbnet.
9ugb btelt itd9 fir einen G8aaIpte:
fer, Der 5tpur ni9t als MeiIter in Den
3eitungen genannt perben, aber bpd
feline Bartie fein brrchfiibren f6nnte
Gr mar barum ni4t iebr erfreut, aIa
Der 4rmenier ibn baID bur6 einer
i4lau bereaneten 3ug in Radtbeil
IeBte. @r tdmpfte bartnddig ipeiter
na6 elmer Stunoe ieOo9 mar er matt
geIeBt.
n9Repanae2" fragte 6urIt @anuG.
yRein, t9 Dante," iagte 6ugb uni
Itanb al1F. nNebmen sic einen Srunt?'
fiigte er bann 6DTliA bir5u.
nQtb, nit Dem gr0Bten @erQniigen.
9ugb boIte cine 5Iai9e I4otti'Her
@6isfD aus Ieirem 8epdd, 3ugtsid
groBe 9apanna3i9arren, unb Der Die:
ner pe5 gtrmeniers beIorgte SOba:
tpaiIer.
So iaBen Die 5srren, tranten. ror"
ten uno unterhieIten ith, obne Dap ie:
bp4 bas @jeTprd1 auf Den ionoerbarer
llmitann gefommen tpGre, er beibe IN
meiiten tnterefIirte, ndmIt9 bas gu
fammentreffen ieIbit.
Grit am fpIgenoen Ra9mittad geget
Ie6s llbr fam Der IangIam fabreno
0ampfer i'm 9GfeR 9irGus an. Gr bat
te msbr ais 5tp6lf Stunoen 8erIpd
tung. QlIerbings mar Die See raub ge
tpefen unb bate Die ,.6era" arg &c:
I4iitteIt.
v2eben Sic tpo6I!" iprac6 5ugb gun
4rmenier, aIs er bas S3iff perlieB.
sd babe Die Gbre, mid gang qe
6orIamit 3u empFsbIen. eripioerte Die
Ter, yun6 icb f5dBe mid gIiiflid), 81
re periDnIide 8efQnntItboft gema6t 81
6aben."
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1898-01-13
4. &apitel.
Cine ormeniiae 6omiIi.

~ - y - - - = -
9ugb mar iebr Sufrieben, paB Der
0iterrei9ti6e 8ampfer nn6 nic5t abz
gegangen mar. @r bate fonit 1nebrere
SQge in Itben blei6en uno nit Der itaz
Iienii6en 2inie fabren miiiIen. Rur iez
ben Mittipo4 nm iieben lI6r Hdamit=
tags gins Der Seiterrei6er brett pom
BirGus nah RonItanttnopel. so botz
te er nod cine quite Stunbe 3eit. @r
lieB feline 5d6lperen 2eoertoffer uno ietz
ne sSSdgpgeipe6re ppn be6enoen Srdz
germ 6iniiberfhafFen unb ftieg nit benz
@p6lgefiibl bes Sipiliiirten NlenI9en
an 8prb, Der fitb aus bem S6nub
niebsr in Reinlidteit oerIeBt iiebt.
@ie febr erftaunte er iebp9. ais er,
friI6 geipaf3en llnD i'm Srad aus feiz
ner Sabine gum 9ed empprqeItiegen,
nm einen 8lid auf bic fernen tlaiiiz
fcben 8erge unb auf Die Mbfabrt I'll
fperfen, ben 9lrmelier ipteberIab. ssiirit
@aOul &alipattian, in 2aditiefeIn un0
in eirem Paletot nad taDellpIem engz
lif9em Shnttt, itanb bort, aber ni9t
aIlein, ionoern in 8eIellI9aft. Gr mar
i'm @eIprG9 nit elmer Dame, unb bie=
Ie Dame ma9te einen 70 ftqrten @inz
brud duf 9ugb, baB er 3undnIt ben
Irmerrier unb iein lnbebQgen Derz
gaB.
sic mar aIlerbings beri9leiert, ba
aber Die bem ltnterganqe aueilenbe
Some fie nit ibren rptbcn 5trablen
iibergoB, tpn1te er Elm eDel geIhnittez
mes 4ntliB unb ben CLANS ibrer qrpz
Ben T9par5engugen unterI9eiben. Sic
mar bon f9lanter @eitalt. unb Der
enq anliegenbe, Bis su ben sSiiBen htn=
abrei8enbe. fdipar5e, ieibene. nit 9eIa
qefiitterte MaHtel berbdrg bic @ra3ie
ibrer 5altung ni9t. 9lber nebr ais
6ieIe @inSelbeiten sepann Elm getpiHes
3auberbaftes. Das ppn Der san3en Gr=
Ibeinung ausging, bus fir alIes S90s
ne empfdnglide oera bes griten. ssShm
mar su Mutbe, als Iei bier auf fIaTiiz
I6hem 8obsn, in Der Rdbe bes Stnmps
cine Der @6ttinnet gu ben Meni1en
herabssitisgsn. gBis febr piinT9te er,
6ds @siiht nGber un6 befer feben gu
fonnen, aber Der an Der IdbparSea
9elsmiibe befeitiste netbif9e S9leier
IeBte ieiner Gebnfudt G6ranfen.
9lus feiner ge6pbenen @timmung
tpurbe er ie6o1 bure) cine &leinigteit
berausaeriFen. Der arineni-ae 6iirIt
ipanbte ben Ropf unb nidt. iha in
freGnbId6aftlifer gtrt 81. 0ffenbdr
bate Der fcharFdusise Serr bemerft,
oaB er bic Dame NIT 8emunberlna
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1898-01-13

- GeFIerion. - @56neiber: .sseBt
parte ieb fdon brei Sabre auf nneiH
@elb!@ sSunger Qlr5t Geufsenb).
,ssd, sic 6oben cine fnloHale Geoulb,
Msifter ~. sic batten Qlrst ipesSen
miiFen!4
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1898-01-13
s. RapiteI.

Observation-Disclosures.
5ugb battle bic 2tbIi1t gebabt, NIT
beu &riessiaiffe bis gIiben uRb bon
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1898-12-10

HOOPS PILLS cures nausea, SICK
headache, billiousness, Indigestion.
Price 25 cents.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1898-12-10

Group instantly relieved. DR..
Thomas Eclectric Oil. Perfectly safe.
Never fails. At any drug store.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1898-12-10
ANOTHER INCIDENT.
/ Got Them at Luken's DR. q
Store and They Gave Me Re
lief Right AWAY.

So said Mr. William Sleek, an oll
gentleman residing at 121 south sixth
street, who may be found at his work
in the freight department of the Pan
handle He was speaking about
Morrow's kid-ne-oids when he made
the remark above referred TO. By
stepping into Luken's drug store you
will find how many people have had
the same experience. Usually people
say little or nothing about proprietary
remedies. but Kid me -oias have gone so
far ahead of any other remedy of its
kind that the people keep talking about
them. When our representative called
upon Mr.. Sleek he related the follow
ing for publication: Il have had
severe pain in my back in the
region of the kidneys which indicated
kidney disorder from the other symp-
toms had at the same time | had
urinary disorders, and highly colored,
with frequent inclination to discharge
the same. This has been my constant
trouble for the past two or three years
| tried, but failed to get anything TO
help me until | struck Kid ne oids.
which helped me right away. Today |
am feeling all right, with no trouble
whatever. and have every reason to
believe myself cured. | emphatlcally
recommend every person afflicted t1ls
way 70 give Morrow's kid-ne-oils
trial"
All druggists, 30 cents, or by mail
(stanps) fro John Morrow & Co,
Che nists, Springfield, o.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1898-12-10
Admission, 1jc, 25c, 3jc
Reserved Seats at Knodex.
CnarEes In the House

Nearly one-third Of the members Of
the next boz sc viii be men no are not
now serving in congress, the number of
changes being 10. but some of the new
representatives have had legislative ex
perience III former congresses More
new faces Will be in the delegation
from New ork than any other state,
the number being Is. Pennsylvania is
second OIL the list with ten and Illinois
third with nine. The other states will
have new members as follows: Kansas,
six; Iowa an3 Ohio. five each Califor.
MIA, Massachusetts and Michigan, four
each; Indiana, Kentucky, Maryland,
New Jersey, North Carolina and Vir-
ginia, three; Florida, Missouri. Nebras
ka, South Dakota, Tennessee, Texas,
Washington. West Virginia and Wis
consin, two each; Alabama, Arkansas,
Delaware Mississippi. Montana. Ore
gon, South Carolina, Utah and Wvom-
ing, one each There are nine states
Colorado, Connecticut Georgia, Idaho.
Maine, Minnesota, New Hampshire,
Rhode Island and Nernont-which
have returned the delegations holding
sefts in the present house. Six states
Delaware, Montana, South Dakota,
U&sh, Washington and Wyoming-have
es<cted entirely new delegations.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1898-12-10
Your OiroeT N w

Is from TIE ovsrworked condition of
the liver and kidneys which are unable
to expel impurities from the blood.
This causes rheumatism Hood $
SarsaparilIa has been wonderfully sue
cessful in curing this disease. Il neu
tralizes the acid in the blood and per-
manently cures the aches and pains
which other remedies fail 10 relieve.
Hoods Sarsaparilla is the best winter
medicine because it purifes. enriches
and vitalizes the blood 1t gives help
just where help is needed 1t tones
the stomach. stimulates the liver and
arouses and susiains the kidneys. 1t
wards off pneumonia, fever. bronchi-
tbs, colds. coughs and the grip.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1898-12-10
QUICKER TIME TO THE EAST
Fast Through Schedule to Pitts burg
and Nsw York via Pennsyiva-
MIA Lines.

Under the new schedule on the
PENNSYLVANIA lines, Indiana folks may
COW leave home after breakfast and be
IN Pittsbure the same afternoon. and
IN New York early the following morn
ing. The new fast tJain, number IA
leaves Richmond 9:5S q. m, central
time, for Pittsburg aud the east: arriv-
ing Pittshurg $50 p m New York
al a quarter to next morning, and
has also through connection for B.lti-
more and Washington, arriving Bal
timore 6:35 8. M, Washington AS a
m. Train ii carries Pullman car and
Peunsy lvania standard coaches, also
Pennsylvania dining car in which ali
meals r, qlired enroute may be OBJ
tain d. For particular information
apply tn C. W. Elmer, passenger and
ticket agent. Richmond, or address w.
W. Richardson, d. P. agent, Indian
apolis.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1898-12-10
Remedy for Nervous Exhau stlon.

Are you weakened and exhausted by
overwork, worry or diseased The
Mystic Life Remover will quickly re-
new your strength and vitality. 1t is
the greatest nerve builder known. 1t
Is marvellous vitalizer and str myth
ener. 1t quickly and certainly cures
loss of appetite, Indigestion, nervous
weakness, palpitation of the heart and
falling he alth. 1t is indeed a wonder
full life remover and life strengthener.
Sold by A G. Luken & Co. druggists,
$50 Main street, Ballard & Snyder
1881 Main street Richmond.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1898-12-10

Who can fail to take advant age OF
this offer. Send 10 cents to US for a
generous trial sizs or ask your drug
gist. Ask for Eiy's Cream Balm, the
most positive catarrh cure. Full size
80 cents.
ELY BROS sc Warren ST NY. City.
| suffered from catarrh of the worst
kind ever since boy. and | never
hoped for cure. but Ely's Cream Balm
seems to do even that. Many ac-
quaintances have used it with excel
lent result. Ostrum, As Warren
Avenue, Chicago. Illinois.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1898-12-10
How Ii HurLs !!

Rheumatism. with its sharp twings.
aches AVID pains. Do you know the
causef Acid in the blood has ac-
in your joints. The cure is
found in Hoods Sarssparilla which
this acid. Thourands write
they have been completely culed of
by Hoods Sarsaparill.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-10-08
Permits TO Bald.

The following permits 10 build have
been issued:
Edward Sheehan, Lincoln avenue.
"A. l.. Andrews, Winthrop avenue.
SylVanus warren, rear Olney street.
Elmwood Avenue Free Baptist church
corporation, Elmwood avenue.
Arthur Il. Mowrey, Huntington ave-
nue.
Pomroy Coal company. Elm street.
Albert Shawcross, Whittier avenue.
Thomas Conroy, Plainfeld street.
Thomas X. Percival, Frankfort street
Edward Clark and wife, Elmwood
avenue.
John w. Ellerbeck, 20 Eagle street.
Daniel Mahoney, 31S Waterman
street
Queen Dyeing company, Atwelrs ave-
nue..
William Finlayson and wife. 15S East
avenue.
5. a. Whitford, Priscilla avenue.
Elizabeth j. Smith, Linwood avenue.
II. j. Ward. Standish avenue.
Louis j. Ward, Academy avenue.
Peter Kelley, Judith street
Edward l. Nickerson, Burnett street.
Mrs. w. l.. Allen. Craven street.
Bernard Conaty. Cypress street.
William G. Gardiner and wife. Jack
son street.
Frank T.. Farnham, ontario street.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-10-08
GUESTS OF
THE ART CLUB
Officers Of Montgomery
Entertained.
LIEUT.. .HUTCHINS' ADDRESS
He Gave History of The Cruiser
During Spanish War.
LIEUT.. .HUTCHINS' ADDRESS
VESSEL WILL SAIL TOMORROW.

The officers OF the United States
cruiser Montgomery that were able to
attend the first of the seasons Friday
nights" OF the Providence Art club last
evening made the occasion particularly
interesting for the members and their
guests, many interesting incidents of
the war with Spain being related by
Lieut.. Hutchins. Surgeon Curtis and
Paymaster Bounoffon. The gentlemen
were introduced TO the club by Col. III.
Anthony Dyer. and, after the usual
courtesies. he formally presented Lieut..
Hutchins as the first speaker.
Lieut.. Hutchins spoke briefly OF the
Montgomery's part in the war He said
in substance that the first quality nee
essary for an armored cruiser IL a good
battery, then good speed and the third
is good coal capacity. The Mont
gomery has two of these qualities, good
speed and good battery. but she has
not good coal carrying capacity. She
is well built for the purpose for which
she was designed, that is, for a scout.
He then went on To speak of the vessels
trip TO Porto Rico with the Indiana,
Iowa, New York. Amphitrite and Ter
ror. good deal of damage was done
N
Rico. on May II.
Surgeon Curtis talked briefly about
how modern ship surgeon prepares
for action. and he said that the result
of antiseptic surgery had been notable
In this war. Men who were not at once
killed by gunshot wounds generally re-
covered.
Paymaster Bounaffon told about his
trip or the Marietta when she went to
meet the Oregon on her voyage from
the Pacific to the coast of Cuba.
The balance Of the evening was given
up to the usual forms Of entertainment
i'm vogue az the Art club on Friday
nights" and the naval visitors went
away with still greater ideas of Provi- |
dence hospitality.
The rain and dampness tended to les |
sen the number OF visitors 10 the /
cruiser today, but there was still quite |
a large number of those who are inter- |
ested in everything appertaining to the |
ships of the navy. Everything on board /
the Montgomery. her search lights. |
guns. engines and galley. is open to
and is fully explained by the
crew. Nearly everybody who goes
aboard wants a souvenir. and the sail
ors seem TO have n vast supply of little
things that answer the purpose.
At o'clock this afternoon the ships
lecks were cleared Of all visitors. and
he visit of the cruiser was at an end
,s far as the public was concerned.
he Montgomery Will leave for Newport
Il O'Clock tomorrow morning
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-10-08
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Convcyances Recorjed at the City Hall
During the We X.

The following transfers of real estate
have been recorded at the city hall:
Warwick Inst. for Savings has sold 10
Thomas Dolan and others estate on
Swan street, stamp 81. for $40.
II. NJ. Bowen and wife has sold to
Dennis Sullivan and wife estate on
Furnace street. stamp si5o, for $500
Gustaf Almquist and wife, by mort
gagee. has sold TO Gustaf Almquist es-
tate on Eaton street, stamp 81, for
$3.50
III. NJ. Peck has sold to Peoples Trust
Co. estate on Indiana avenue, stamp
81. for $40.
Peoples Trust Co. has sold to Mary
Tierney estate on What Cheer avenue,
stamp $3.50. for SO.
A. G. Peavey has sold to r. H. Rey-
nolds estate on Ford street, stamp SO.
for 800.
N r. Savings e. Loan Co. has sold TO
J. A. Williams estate on Traverse
street. stamp SO. for SO.
Thomas BirtwelI las sold to Mary
Burton and others lots on Flora street
no stamp. for $40.
l.. s. Jones. by mortgagee, has sold
TO Francis TrainoT estate on northeast
corner Of Stamford and Bogman
streets. stamp 81. for s2slS.
Walter Rushton has sold TO A. r..
Carroll p Of . lots on Silver Lake Plat.
stamp 81 80. for $40.
NJ. II. Williams and wife has sold to
Mrs. A. G. Williams estate on Grams
ton street. stamp 81 for So
II. T.. Barney has sold 20 Il. r.. Mat
teson lot on Warren street, stamp 15
cents. for 800.
Sheffield Smith has sold to J.. w.
Smith 1-S OF 81 lots on Sheffield Smith
plat. stamp $3.50. for $40.
j. r. Smith has sold 10 NJ. +. Adams
estate on Blackstone street. stamp $3.50
for $40.
AR. Cobb and wife have sold TO RIM.
Comstock lots on South Olneyville
plat No. ,. stamp $3.50. for $40.
a. H. Grillis has sold 60 A. r. Barney
estate on Gano street. stamp 50. for $40.
6. T.. Giles has sold 20 !. y. Giles es-
tate on Pratt and Halsey streets: es-
Dean Plat, s lots on Pidge Farm Plat.
stamp $3.50. for $500.
JOS. Berman. by mortgagee has sold
to Chas. Potoshinsky ana others estate
ON North Main street, no stamp. for
s755.
Estate J. J. Cooke. by trustee. has
sold TO Edward Clark and wife lot on
Elmwood avenue, stamp 81. for $40.
JOS. Leblanc and wife by mortparee
Chalkstone avenue stamp 81. for $4,000.
+. n. Hunt has sold 10 Peoples Trust
60. estate on California avenue. stamp
81. for RIO
s. B clifford has sold 10 Mrs w =.
Congdcn lots iso. iTo. 1T i72 and build
ings. Narraga nsett Plat Olneyville.
stamp -. for SO
Patrick Greene has sold 10 Martha
Trinlble estate on Crary street. stamp
SOC. for SOS
Ann Dolan has sold 20 Andrew Nc.
Namara and wife estate on Perry
street. stamp a. for 500.
VI. V. Rose has sold 10 ". NJ. Rose
interest I'm estate on Faith street no
stamp. for 81
WV. w. McElroy has sold 10 Maurice
Gouldtng estate nn Transit street
stamp t4bo for 500
Lorepzo Traver has sold 10 American
Electrical Works estate on Wcstfold
md, Fuller streets for fio.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-10-08
THE WEATHER.
Showers rcnlght and Tomorrow With
Presh Variable Winds.

Washington. Oct. s.-New England
Showers tonight and Sunday; light to
fresh variable winds.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-10-08
ADJUSTMENTS TONIGHT.

PROVIDENCE OPERA HOUSE
Hall Gaines play. "The Christian
OLYMPIC THEATRE-Weber a.
Fields Olympia Co.
WESTMINSTER THEATRE-Jacobs
& Loury's Merry Maidens.
ALIENS STAR THEArRE-"The
Burglar"
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-10-08

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hungry, what do you give
them ? Food.
When thirsty? Water.
Now use the same good
common sense, and what
would you give them when
they are too thin +? The best
fat-forming food, of course.
Somehow you think of
SCOTS Emulsion at once.
For a quarter of a century
it has been making thin chill.
dren, plump; weak children.
strong; sick children, healthy.
'oc and sl.oo, all druggist.
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