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The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1898-01-08
THEODORE DCRASr.

into the Catholic faith earlier in the
day. He made a brief speech IN quiet
tones. asserting his innocence, and for.
giving those who had prosecuted him.
mentioning especially tho press Of San
Francisco. His last words We're Il am
innocent"
The Ceremony Very Simple. -
At 1920 a. III. the gates Of the prison
closed on the last man who would wit
ness the hanging. The crowd had gath
cred in the cold, bare room adjoining
the place Of execution. but not until
1920 sharp, did the iron doors that sep
arated the scaffold from the larger
apartments swing TO admit the visitors.
The ceremony was very simple. The
audience had 10 sooner entered the
room than silence fell upon the gath.
ering. The door Of the condemned
mans cell clanked, and i'll q fraction OF
n minute thereafter Warden Hale
entered, closely followed by Father
Iagan, and tho prisoner led between
two guards. The priest stepped aside,
and Durrant, i'll voice emotion
less and apparently unaffected, made q
short speech.
There was no scene at the gallows.
Mrs. Durrant did not witness the exc.
cntion. She remained in room III the
lower part of the prison. and showed
unmistakab.e signs Of grief. tempered
with a dogged desire to create the i'm.
preston that she was too proud to
weep.
Protested to tho Last.
Durrant died protesting to the last
his innocence of the murder Of Blanche
lamont and Minnie Williams. HI
maint ined to the very end the same
marve. rus composure and nerve which
characterized him throughout his Ions
imprisonment and many trials. anc
demonstrated that he was indeed the
criminal Of the century. His farewell
words were spoken in n very subduet
but clear voice. which by its calmnes
aud freedom from passion or emotion
caused many heads to turn away ant
many eyes to fill with tears. He for
rnye his enemies with no trace Of con
cealed resentment. and proclaimed hi
: innocence with the calmness Of on
asserting an indubitable truth. Il
. was tho least affected of any of tn
many people who witnessed the deaf
scene and even after the fatal drop h
0uivered not. nor gave other evidence
Of having suffered pain.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1898-01-08
REFUSED THE WRIT.
Tet.ral >uprem. Court Again Declined
to Interfere With Durrant's Sentence.

Federal supreme Court Again Declined
to Interfere With Durrant's Sentence.
NA~HINGToN, Jan. Almost I'm.
mealaicly after the members Of the su-
preme court took their seats. Mr.. Board.
man sought to place his petition for a
writ oi habcas corpus IN the Durrant
case lie had not been admitted TO the
bar. and 10 save tine. he presented a
personal petition.
Mr.. Boardman read his petition at
length. consuming half an hours time.
the justices asking many questions to
get al the exact statue Of the case. The
justice, then retired 10 the conference
room 10 consider the case.
After few moments consultation
The petition for the writ was denied.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1898-01-08
IScauty IL Blood Dccp.

Clean blood means clean skin. NJ
beauty without it. Cascare,S. Candy Cathar
tic clean your blood and keep it clean. hy
stirring up the lazy liver and driving all i'm
puriiies from the body. Begin to-day Il
Danish pimples. hoils. hlotches. blackhcad>
and that sickly bilious complexion by takin4
Cascarets s,-heauty for ten cents. All drug
gis;s, satisfaction guaranteed, loo. &c. soc.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1898-01-08
MADISON, SOUTH DAKOTA, SATURDAY, JANUARY g. l89

q point where It is expected some Of
the officials of the British colonies will
be called into the consultations prior to
signing an agreement, as is customary
when British colonies are concerned.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1898-01-08
Ha L. Eapewell to Hor Son.

to deliver a short address from Il
scaffoid.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-12-07
PROGRESS OF REGISTRATION.
Total Number Of Names on The List Up 10 Last
NIqhI Was 1905.

The board of canvassers and regis
tration is keeping a daily count of the
number of persons registered and the
result shows quite considerable fall-
ing off from last year. Yesterday the
number registered was l29. making
total for the year UP TO that time OF
22O6. while on December o. lS9" the
number registered was Jay, the ,otaI d.
,hat time being 1878 This shows "A
shortage OF 22O for the day and llo' Tor
the year so far.
The Joint committee on claims OF tne
CITY council is holding a meeting TINS
afternoon in Clerk Hayden's ONCE Ior
the purpose of considering quite large
number OF claims against the city.
The public works department mas re-
sumed the work of putting down as
phalt at the foot OF the approaches 10
| the new passenger station on Dorrance
and washington streets. If the weather
holds good the work will be completed
NV Saturday night.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-12-07
FOREFATRER'S DAY.
Governor Dyer Invited to Address
New England Society.
(,ommjttees Of NE Senate and House to
Attend Or. HanatoTd's Funeral

Gov. Dyer has been invited to address
the New England Society at the time
Of it's celebration OF Forefathers DAY,
which occurs in New York on Dec .
next. -. .,o,a is
concerned. have been mace LOT tns - Ia
,,o,.aI of The late DIR. j. Il. Hanaford,
representative from the town OF war
wick and Gov. Dyer mas appointed as
a committee to attend the funerai Oh
behalf of the senate: Senator Wiiliam
q Roelker of Warwick, Senator John
warner of Coventry. and Senator Hen
nv p. Eldredge of East Greenwich.
speaker Holden has appointeu az .
similar committee on behaf OF tne
house Representatives Henry ID: Hey
don Randall A. Harrington and Charles
E chagnon. who with DR. Hanatoro
represented the town OF Narwicn . ~
the lower branch OF the general assem-
blv. Charles G. Gray of ProVldehce'
and Edward Thayer of Pawtucket'
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-12-07
DEBATE WITH DARTMOUTH.
Brown Debating Union Meets and Selects the
Questions For Discussion.

The Brown University DEBATING
union met this afternoon and selected
two of the questions for the Dartmouth
debate i'm Providence next March. the
third question will be selected by the
executive committee in conference with
Professors Gardner, Dealey and La
mont. The three questions Will be sent
to dartmouth this afternoon Tor the
debating union there TO select one me
two questions decided upon are: IKE
solved that the acquisition of territory
bv the United states outside the west
ern hemisphere is inexpedient. ResolV-
IA that railroad pooling subject to the
control of the Interstate i ~,
commission should be permitted pS
law, Those who have entered the pr
liminary trials for a place on lne
hating team are: Il. "A. SchWegler' u
s Gaylord. NJ. s. Feiler, ii. r.. Shace
w Downs, A. II. Corbln, H. ~, Ia Ia
Wis w. G Leland, +. II. Burns, Is,
Richmond. ID. f. Downing, "A. " rrlt
chard. A. Mangano, a. j. McConnlCo
r. y. Hunt. A. III. Fitz. W. w. Clarhs
I. O. Painter. G. A. Walsh, r. I. NIL
lard Nj. Cameron. G. II. Coppin' II
| Natsch. T. T.. Dunn, +. w Wheeler,
y carr. NJ. j. Twomey. T. {. Chanet
y u. sherman. r.. +. Greene, a. !
| scott G. $. Anderson, j. B. Gilman,
| q remington. n. L. Niles IA. H. MAJ
Iorv l.. II. Adams. Il. J. McQuaid, Is.
| stcnhens. ]. f.. Brown, ;. Il. Haywart
n u. MYERS. RW. Richmond a.
| Warner. V. s. Milliken.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-12-07
TO BREAK INTO JAIL.
Two Unknown Men Made a Desperate
Attempt at Concord, n. h.
Turnkey Who GrappIsd With the lntruders
Shct and Severely Beaten.

Concord, n. H., Dec. 1.-Two masked
men attempted to force an entrance
into the Merrimack county jail, in TINS
city, shortly after midnight this morn
ing. George n. Nicholson, the turnkey
was awakened by their footsteps on the
piazza roof. just outside his room. lie
threw up his window and grappled with
one OF the men, but was Knocked or
the roof 10 the ground by the other
man. on the ground all three engaged
in the rough and tumble fight, during
which the turnkey was struck three
times over the head with piece OF
hose pipe, was brutally kicked in the
body and thighs and had the little
finger OF his left hand shot of.
After firing the revolver the men TOOK
TO their heels and escaped Nicholson
then gave the alarm, but the men had
ESCAPED, and no trace OF them has yel
been found. The local police ROUNDED
up all the suspicious characters in the
city, but got no one who could be held
Nicholson's description of his assam
ants is very meagre. He says theS
were five feet six and five feet ten II
height and weighed 100 and 11O pounds
Roth wore dark clothes. They ieft pe
hind them one of the masks, the piec
of hose pipe, a gag and piece or raw
hide.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-12-07
AGAIN ON TRIAL.
Swanson's Suit Against Union Rail-
road Company For $4,000.
Was Run Over bya Trolley Car, Necessl-
tatlng Ampuiatlon Of One Of His Legs.

The second trial of the suit of Swan
Swanson against the Union Railroad
company to recover S2o'oOO was pesuh
before a jury i'm Judge Bosworths court
this morning. Mr.. swanson in 1894 got
OH a car. which was going along Broad
street, between Babcock and Fisher
streets, and went around the car on to
the next pair OF tracks. where he was
struck by a car, knocked down and one
of his legs so badly injured that am
putation was necessary. AT the pre-
vious trial the plaintiff was on-suited,
but the Appellate Court granted new
trial.
Bassett a. Mitchell are attorneys for
the plaintiff and ID. S. Baker and Thos.
+. i. Mcdonnell represent the defend
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-12-07
FOR STOCK SUBSCRIPTION.
Case Of Recshsr Evans Against |. D. PoaSe
Heard on Demurrer Today.

The case OF Edmund Il. Evans, re-
c.lver of the Washington Building
trust company, against L. +. Pease
was before the Appellate Court on
demurrer The suit Is brought on an
alleged stock subscription. whether
a receiver appointed under the general
chancery powers court in the absence
of any statute can maintain sur III
his own name. or promise made To the
corporation. Is the question raised by
tho demurrer. Counsel for the defend
on, maintains that the common law
r,,t,s of pleading in force in this state
do not admit the bringing OF SUIT IN
that way. and that suits which nave
heen brought In the names or receivers
have been brought under provisions oi
our statutes that DO not apply 20 Tor
| eign corporations. Counsel ior tne CON-
! nlaihants claim that the suit rs prop
| erly brought .
The cnse was held FOR advisement..
Bassett a Mitchell are attorneys iol
7 The DTaIntIH and CIarence a. Alullci
4 attorney for the defendant.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-12-07
EDUCATION OF CUBANS.


New York. Dec. THE CUBAN Eou-
..ana, Association of the United
states has been organized FOR tne pur-
nose of accepting and carrying out tue
offers made by American colleges III re-
.,,sa to Cen. Whee1er's suggestion
,bat these colleges each give free tuition
ta two or more reputable cuban SUI
dents, ,,, ,o,,av that
the responses received from Cupahs ue
string to accept these oHers are
nierous, but that allotthen's INC GU
aa,,siderad include only the young Iu
hans Who can care for their own poaru
- Incidental expenses. NO youns
mon will be allotted who DO not pro'i,se
tn make their home in Cupa aitsr ~
education i'm the United states Ies,i- u
nonials as TO good character WIN w
exacted from each student ,.o,
There are. however, being presehteu
| 90 Tho association the names OF young
| ,,,an of special merit as sluuehts ~
I whom the revolution in Cupa mas ie,e
without a dollar with when TO heip
! themselves. ,,,,t,cations
/ rron, Cuba for academic tuition 10.
wound lads. whose parents ASK ma, ma,
( ,nair sons he taken and placed In schoo
| a. this country. and il is hoped that tns
acadanies will follow the lead or tht
colleges and grant free tuition scno.ar -
shin to proper candidates. The cost o.
hoard and incidentals for young Cuoan' m
I'm the educational institutions IN 'n'
Iroitad ~ states will vary from 500 t'
$3.50 per annum. ,ooi Co
The association makes an appear 10
funds for the maintenance OF oupa'
students who are undoie 20 suppo,
themselves and announces that the iol
lowing have agreed to receive supscrlp l'
.ions' Mai. Gen. Joseph Wheeler
tImntsvilIe. Ala: Gen. Calixto Garcia
! cuba: Alexander T.. Orr. presider
chamber Of commerce, 22 Nassau stree
Ncy York: Prof. Nicholas Murra
Rutler. Columbia University New ORR
Dr Albert Shaw. editor Review ol Rs s
; views, Is Astor Place, New no'n, n,,o " :,
II Baldwin. Jr.. president Long lslah
] raiIroad 30 Nassau street. New norh
; gilbert X. Harroun, treasurer Iho
College. 2S9 Fourth avenue, New horl
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-12-07
MISS CHAPLIN
KILLED BY GAS.
Was Found Dead in Her Room
in Her Fathers Residence.
GAS JET WAS WIDE OPEN.
| She Had Been Dead Several Hours When
Discovered, the Doctors Say.
BELIEVED TO Be A CASE OF SUICIDE
Family Of the Young Woman Can Assign no Cause
Other Than That She Had Been Suffering
From Nervous Exhaustion For Some Time.

Heavy sorrow fell this mornissg upon
the heretofore peaceful and happy
home of Mr.. w. w. Chaplin. former
secretary of the state board of chari-
ties and corrections, who lives at %
Benefit street, when it was discovered
that his beautiful and much beloved
Youngest daughter. Eliza w. Chapin'
u years OF age, had. for reasons un-
known, committed suicide. using as
means Of self-destruction the gas jet III
her sleeping apartment.
The body was discovered about
o'clock by a servant, who smelled gas
and after looking in many places Tor
leak. opened the door of the young
lady's chamber. The volume OF gas
that rushed out was sitting. The SER
want saw upon the bed her young mis-
tress. clad in her ordinary manner. she
notified the other members\o OF the ram
ily. and Drs. Gardiner and Crooker
were called quickly, but they found
unon their arrival that life was extinct
| and had been for several hours. They
found the gas cock turned full on, and
thiss circumstance leu 10 ehc oP'i"'
| that Miss Chaplin had turned II WITH M
1 suicidal intent Medical Examiner Pai'
| mer was notified and viewed the re-
/ mains.
| The parents were prostrated VIII
| grief and were loath to believe ina
| their daughter could have taken me-
| own life. as there was not the shadoV
of a cause for such an act. The glr
| was of a happy disposition ana ap
| parently without care. When th
! medical examiner arrived ne pro
nounced death due TO asphyxiatloh %.
gas and regarded the case as one
suicide. The only possible cause ina
members of the family could susges
WAS that Miss Chaplin turned on IN
gas while in a state of nervous exhaus
tion from which she suffered slghtl
during the past few months. III wa
thought. however, that she would 500
be entirely recovered. and there wa
not the slightest thought that the en-
,,,n,,Id he as IL was The young lad
was respected and loved by her ao
ouaintances, and her sad fate mas ere
ated much sympathy for the bereave
family.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-12-07
NEW STEAMER IN PORT.
The State Of Texas Added 10 the Feet OF mer'
chants and Miners Company

The Merchants and Miners Trans
portation Company had added a new
steamship TO it's already fine heet, ana
Yesterday afternoon. the former NAL
,orv line steamer state of Texas arr
rived i'm Providence. to take the place
Of the wrecked Fairfax. She IS Iine
freight and passenger poa. -.
,ong re feet wide and % feet deep. Her
cross tonnage is 1900. She is commands
ed by Capt Avery. ,. -
The latest news from the wreck OF
,ha Fairfax Is that, in spite OF the ter
ribIe poundings of the waves, tne
steamer stands firm. and above water
appears as stauneh as eyer % rIa1rs.a lnat any 4.
surprising. and IT speaks well for her
construction. It is not positively known
vet whether her hull Is punetureu .!
The rocks on which she Hes.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-12-07
PROVIDENCE and SPRINGFIELD ROAD.
Annual Msstlng Of Stockholders Held Today
Directors and Officers Elected.

The annual meeting OF the stockholu-
ers of the Providence and Springheid
pailroad company was held i'm the Of
flee of the treasurer William III. hopc'
No. Market square at noon tooaS'
and the usual routine business was
transacted President William Tlnkhanl
in the chair. ,.,,,,, MORO
The following named gentlemen were
elected directors for the ensuing yea. =
William Tinkham. Il. y. Peckiah', -, =
Wui,a,n w Douglas. stephen o. Met
oaif William III. Pope, Charles 7. clark
Waiter A. Read. Fred l.. Sayles' Ed
ward G.. Buckiand. -, ,.,o
At a directors meeting, held liIiiile' le
diately after the stockholders meetils
| William Tinkham was elected preslueI',
and Edward G.. Buckland treasurer ah'
| clerk.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-12-07
SUCCESSFUL SALE.
Substantial Sum Realized For the Benefit Of
Roger Williams Eye, Ear and Throat lnfirmar

There was a large attendance at the
sale at the Roger Williams Eye, Ear
and Throat infirmary at 257 Broadway
last night, and the several booths were
literally patronized, an excellent or
portunity being afforded 10 those VINO
We're desirous of procuring Christmas
gifts. Before the sale proper was
opened a very pleasing musical ana
literary entertainment was given as
follows: Overture, Ladies' American
orchestra: vocal solo, Miss May Wood;
vocal stlo, Willie Broadbent; reading
Miss Lulu Jewett; vocal solo, MISS
Agnes Dillon; duet. Albert ana Loretta
Dorsey: recitation. Miss Alice Hennes-
sew. vocal solo. Miss Harriet Barrows.
The sale was under the general su-
| peryision of Mrs. g. A. Fenner VINO
was assisted by the following nameu
| ladies: Fancy table--Mrs. William II
Seekell. Mrs Susan Keefe, Mrs. Nellie
| Peck. Mrs. II. r. Blood; Christmas Ia
| ble-Miss A. V. Burgess, MIS- = r.
patcbeIor Miss Daisy Fowler; confec-
| tionery-Mrs. r. w. Warden, Miss
| Edith snow. Miss Lila Sayles, Miss
Maud Walker. Miss Lillian Morse, MISS
| Edith Bromley; refreshments-Mrs a
| ~. Brown. Mrs. II. +. Nottage; cake
| Mrs. George NJ. Gager Mrs. buriln
| game. Miss Minnie Mason mystery DO
Mrs Susan Austin and Mrs. WihShil,
| committee on decorations-Mrs. j. y
! JilIson and Mrs G.. NJ. eager. The en-
fertainment. which will be chHnBe'
each evening, is under the direction
Mrs. Hattie Ford.
The sale will be continued thls
Thursday and Friday evenings, an
everything will be done TO make the al aI
Sa,r a success. The committee of an
rangements is composed OF members G
the Ladies' Auxiliary under "hos
auspices the sale is being held
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-12-07
TAKE A GLOOMY VIEW.
London Newspapers Are Not Pleased Win Inc
Tone Of Secretary Cages Report.

London. Dec. The afternoon news
raners today take "A gloomy view oi
Secretary Cages report Inc west
minister Gazette's remarks on the SUD
feet are fair sample on tne coIl,Iilel,e
issa,,tgod an II SAYS: Secretary Gage $
nyogran. N carried out. will be real
disc opointment TO Great Britain, Tor IL
cuts away the practical grounds Tor CO.
oneration i'm colonial enterprise between
tbe two countries where territory mas
been annexed. and limits any JOINT 81
fort I'm cuba and the philippines whero
the American status Is undeternllheu'
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-12-07
LAFAYETTE MEMORIAL.


Chicago. Dec. The Paris exposi-
zion commission has received letter
from the French officials conveying the
information that the LAFAYETTE meino-
vial monument would in all probability
he riyen~a site in the garden OF the
Tuiiieries. Premier Dupuy Is SAID 10
favor the site. meeting or tne % %coiIl-
,'aission has been called at Washington
Co. next Tuesday, when the plans VIII
be submitted. IN inclosure from the
state OF Washington for $1,000, the con-
tribution OF the school children OF tha'
state. was received.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-12-07
DECEIT ALLEGED.


Before Judge Wilbur and jury was
tried the suit OF Joseph Halford against
Roger +. Capwell, to recover for alleged
deceit i'm the making out OF an insur-
ance policy and the recovering OF pay
therefore. The case was appeaieo
from the district court.
MIR. HaIford claimed he PAID Mr. cap-
we'll ss5 for an insurance on his place
ON Ambrose street. and that the unusr-
standing was that the amount pa'o
s,,red his property for five years. AZ
,ha end of a year he claims he was
infotmcd his policy had expired; MT
capwell denied having pracuced any
r. siocum smith was attorney Tor tns
p,aintlff and II. w. burbank "'''' nv
| for the defendant.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-12-07
Uncle Sans 8 Fastest Vessel.

san Francisco. Dec. The official
time Of the torpedo destroyer Farragut
has been computed. and her record is
- .-....... ...- haalr. with A2G reXolullQng
- the screw. The Farragut Is the fast-
-es, vessel fiving the American nag.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-12-07
FOUND DEAD IN BED.


Sew York. Dec. President Benson
Ferris of the westchester County Saw
invs bank was found dead In his bed
at his home. in Tarrytown this morn,
inc He was "A years OF age, ana had
becn prominent I'm banking circles ior
many years. Last night he attenueu =
meeting OF the trustees oi me p""N ""'
a,neared to be In good health.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-12-07
T0W-lINE PARTED.


Ashtabula. O., Dec. I'm the heavy
west gale last night the schooner Geo
Z oven, COaT 1adeH, VTrrvu rru1I1 "Vr
steamer the w. T.. Ketcham, and went
ashore near this place. she is pound
ing heavily and will b. great,y aam'
aged The life saving crew tOoh on ,r,' .,le
-. Ia answer TO distress signals. The
owen was commanded BY capt Henry
4 Moore
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-12-07
WILL Be BROUGHT HOME.


Denver. COL, Dec. The Rocky
Maintain News has received the FOL
lowing telegram from the secretary ot
war:
1T is proposed to send regular resi-
,,erts to relieve the volunteers In Ma
Mia Just as soon as transporta,til,onh can "a.
be arranged. The volunteers VIII DC -
turned TO the United states IN the oroeI
i'm which they left cup.
"signcdD RUSSELL \. ALGbh'
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-12-07

BUSINESS men wanting work Well done
nromptiv and at low prices ~ DeslKnlnk;
EngYaving' Tiectrofy ping or Printing, should
,ee The y i, RYDER Co. a. Washington cor
uer Eddy.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-12-07
To Cure a Cold In One Day.

Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets.
All druggists refund the money III IL
fails 60 cure. 25c. the genuine has l..
B. q. on each tablet.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-12-07
pARN GREENHOUSES,

1ill Bruad street, uear Roger Nlhaus r"IS'
as-Tonsinds of Perfect, w ealtly am W.. WI
C,rOwn Palms, Ferns, ana orc hnusc !, ''n, -, !.
several Hundred Primroses IN blvoHh' Nu'
Flowers cut fresh when you buy them.
Floral Designs al Shoit Notice
Call and Compare our Prices
l1M
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-12-07
She ON RELIABLE HALLtrr
THE PATTON,

IT.. hesn opened snd thoroughly ienovuei ~
made up n date In svery iespeeI ihs f."V
liousc oi the Oity."
tot westminster St. froviderc., ,''!
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-12-07
REMOVAL NOTICE.
PRovrpENor, II. l., Dec. Isl, lsos.

Providence, n. l., Dee. Isl, lsoe'
vcb have this day novel Our ONCE To the
ronigan Building, 10 wEYBossEr street,
Roonr Nos. 81, Sl2 and S.S
Very truly yours.
az, HENRY w. COOKE & co.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-12-07

Drink Fraser Bros. orient ns,ei.'' s h., ,ss.
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