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The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1898-10-26

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mess IN their own and nearby counties. IA.
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Monthly SO. References. Enclcse sels.sX.
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October 27, 1898. One fare round trip.
Consult agents for particulars.
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Boarding.

Pleasant rooms and first class table,
$3.50 per week. Single meals or lodging
25 cents. Mrs. /. N. Linder, Elm st.
4S Telephone 1889.
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RANSOM
s. WILBUR'S.
Legal Notice.
Augusta Leonard, Plaintiff,

Augusta Leonard, Plaintiff,
vs.
Henry Leonard, Defendant.
Said defendant, whose place Of residence
IS unknown, will take notice that on the 18th
gay @ 81 October, 1898, the above named plain
leas In and for the county, of Lorain AZ "a
STATE OIL ohio, against said defendant setting
forth her marriage to said defendent. tia
faithful performance Of her conjugal duties;
tai failure and absolute refusal TO anDport
said plaintiff for more than three years iast
past and also ayerring Defendants acts az
exdtreme cruelty and gross neglect OF duty.
Iherenpon praying for a divorce from said
name, Augusta Stewart.
>aid cause will be for hearing on aud after
the 10Th day OF November, 1898.
Il. G. johnson and +. M. Stevens.
Attorneys for plaintiff.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1898-10-26

VnN ought to know that when suffering
lUu from any kidney trouble that a safe
sure remedy Is Foley's Kidney Cure.
Guaranteed, or money refunded. W. H.
TissOt & Co.
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PNEUMONIA.

| PNEUMONIA.
lDr. ]. 0. Bishop. Of Ag-
new. Mich. says; IT have
used Foley's Honey
land Tar In three very
severe cases Of Pnsumo-
mia the past month. with
good resuIts.n
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LA oRIpPE,

IA GRIPPE.
If you have had the Grip|
you probably need a 70
liable medicine like Fo-|
|iey's Honey and Ta1
to heal your lungs and
stop the racling cough
Incidental this disease
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COUGHS,

DO not neglect . Cough
or Cold, as delays are of
On dangerous. Foley'sI
ey end Taris a
pleasant, safe and sure
cure. Contains no opiates
land Is guaranteed.
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ASTHMA.

lFoley's Honey and
Tarisguaranteedt to give
prompt relief in all cases
lof Asthma. Do not class
this with other medicine
that has failed to give
you relief.
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GROUP.

GROUP.
Thousands Of infants
land children die yearly
oi Group, every one Of
kthsSe innocents could
Ihave been saved had Fo-
(Iey's Honey and Tar
bcsn given them In time.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-07-18

New Street Signs Substituted For the o.d
Ones Other Matters.

Men, women and children who have
spent their days in Johnston, ana more
especially those of the annexed dis
trict. will not for few months know
Just where they are at. for a lot OF
men from the city hall attacked the
old street signs Saturday. tore them
from their places and put new ones up
in their stead. II will be long time
before the Inhabitants become famiiiar
with the new names, and many an
urchin will get rid OF doing an erraha
for his mother by replying: Mar, 1
don't know what that street Is.
The police OF the Chaffee street sta
ton found little to do during the past
eix hours, for all that could be found
on the slate this morning were the
names of two persons, and the woru
s.drunk" followed their names.
Yesterday morning some one stole
Isaac Connelly's bike from the front OF
his home on Tobey street, and later In
the evening Patrolman Doe OF the
Chaffee street station found 1t on oak
street. ~
The prospects of the Riverside mills
starting upon full time are bright, and
will be hailed with much JOY by the
many who have been forced to take
long vacation.
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A GOOD NATURED MAN.
HCw His Sympathetic Nature Was Impose
on by Fright Boy. .

What might be termed game OF
bunco was played on good-hearteo
Irishman Saturday. A boy OF IL, em-
ployed by 2. drug frm on Westminster
street, was on his way to deliver an
invalid chair and some bundles to
doctor at the top OF College hill. 1t was
warm work pushing the chair up the
hill, so the little fellow, when half way
up, sat down In the chair and braced
himself against the fence and rested.
Along came a well-dressed Irshman,
who looked with pity on the seeming
invalid who had had the strength to get
so far and no farther. Poor little
man." said he "and wouldn't yez like
some help up the hill?" Yes. sir" an
swered the boy. and before he could get
out of the chair the brawny son OF the
Emerald Isle was pushing him and the
chair upward. 1t was warm day.
The man prespired freely, but his kind
heart would not allow him to abandon
his lf-imposed task. Presently he
met a man. Cant yer give a fellow
hand in helping fellow creature?| he
inquired, a little out Of breath. The
other stopped a minute and looked at
the boy. then at the packages. He
laughed and walked on.
Finally the poor man reached the top
and stood puffing and blowing, wiping
his face with his handkerchief, DOUBT
less thanking his lucky stars for his
deliverance from further exertion. He
paused. Where have yez to go now?"
he ventured. ITO Dr. Blanks, at No.
-" replied the urchin. "Tll go and
find it, You bide here till come back"
He walked till he found it. Returning
he asked: How will yez get there"
"Oh, all right now" responded the lad.
as he hoped out of the chair and took
hold of 1t preparatory to crossing the
street. What" howled the duped
Irishman. ''Yez can walk? oh, you lit
tie rogue--you d--l-you-you-" But
his tongue failed him. Wasn't he madl
The man who had declined to help
him had fingered to see the outcome.
and he began to laugh heartily. "A
street sweeper near by was told the
situation, and he joined In the hilarity:
The boy now saw there was joke and
he laughed. But the much abused, self
fooled Irishman did not laugh. 1t will
be a long time ere he can look at an
occupant Of an invalid chair without
suspicion.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-07-18

In the fall of 1895 broke down as the
result of too close application to busi-
ness. My condition was such that
was unable to walk except for few
feet at a time. BY the advice OF frienos
I began eating Shredded Whole Wheat
Biscuit and entirely discarded the use
of medicine. Within a week from the
time / began to eat Shredded Whole
Wheat Biscuit. my health showed
marked Improvement, and there was
continuous gain until perfect resto-
ration had taken place. Since began
to eat Shredded Whole Wheat Biscuit
I have paid only two dollars for medi-
cal attendance, and 1t is thirty months
since I consulted o physician. For
more than a year have been able TO be
in my Office every day, and 1t Is the hrst
year in twenty-five that hare had the
health to do this. Previous torny daily
diet of Shredded Whole Wheat Biscuit
there had not been a year in the past
quarter century during which / was
not laid I'D from four to eight weeks
with infiammatory rheumatism. but
since the late fall of 1895 have been
entirely free from this disease. and
am satisfied that any case of rheuma-
tism can be cured by eating Shredded
Whole Wheat Biscuit. was also for
merly subject to severe and frequent
attacks OF sick headache. but since
began eating Shredded Whole Wheat
Biscuit these have wholly disappeared.
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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-07-18
PAWTUXET VALLEY.

The funeral of Mrs Sabrina Barr was
so,emnized from the church at Kent
yesterday afternoon, Rev. Fenner
Jacques, officiating. The interment
was in the knight Cemetery at Tunk
hill.
Mrs. Josephine Goodreau, wife OF
Jeremiah Goodreau, died at her home
in Phenix yesterday morning after an
illness of several months.
The Sunday school of SIS. Peter ana
Paul's Church made it's annual excur-
sion to the shore Saturday
Robert and William Gee OF Arkwright
left this morning for a vacation trip to
the Yellowstone Park and Butte CITY,
Mont.
The warwick liquor complainants
spent most of the day in the valley
yesterday, but did not succeed In md
ing any saloons open, az they were ex-
pected, and lookouts gave timely warn
ing of their approach. In the eastern
part OF the town the saloons were open
and doing thriving business, the pro-
prietors taking advantage of the quar-
rel between the two liquor complain
ants. which kept them in the valley, TO
do thriving business with the numer-
GUS parties bound for the shore resorts:
Mizpah Circle. Kings Daughters, held
n very tnJOydDlt IntttihS ~ ehe ~'-s
dence of Mrs. Richard Andrews at Ark
wright Saturday afternoon.
Mrs. James Gilkerson Is seriously Ill
at her home In Pontiac.
The premium lists for the coming
Kent county fair have been issued, and
the secretary has opened an office in
Flanagans block at Clyde.
The funeral OF Robert jackson, one
of the oldest hotel proprietors in the
Pawtuxet Valley, who died at his home
in Coventry Friday, was solemnized at
the Knotty Oak Church yesterday. The
interment was in the Knotty oak
Cemetery, near the church.
David Selloway. former Phenix boy.
now a corporal in one Of the regular
light batteries, Is seriously i'll In the
post hospital at Fort Mcpherson, Ca,
where he was left by his comrades
while on the way to Santiago.
The infant child Of Officer George
Lewis Of Natick died this morning after
a short illness. death resulting from an
attack of acute cholera infantum last
ing but a few hours.
The family OF Mr.. Rowland Chap
pelle of Apponaug held their annual
clambake near Gorton's pond yester-
day. A number OF invited guests were
present. and the bake was one of the
most enjoyable held in a number of
years.
Narragansett Tribe, No. Q, I. o. II. NJ,
will hold a meeting in Engine hall AT
Natick this evening, when the commit
tee recently appointed. to make ar
rangements for the annual outing OF
| the organization will make it's report.
"Scup have come" and Capt. William
| Kinnecome of Apponaug captured 1b(
pounds with hook and line Off War
| wick Neck yesterday afternoon.
Frank Adams was thrown from his
| bicycle at Clydel this morning by the
wheels catching In the car track. and
| had one of his fingers broken. He rode
| to DIR. Smiths Office, where the broker
bone was set.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-07-18
CRANSTON.

All residents are invited to march In
the citizens parade" tonight. The
parade will form at 1880 o'clock at the
corner OF Narragansett avenue and
Cranston street. The residents ere re-
auested TO decorate their homes and
burn "rei hre."
Yesterday special prayers were Of
fered for the dead and wounded Of the
present war I'm st. AIMS Catholic
church Next Sunday prayers for a
speedy settlement OF the war will be
the speciality.
In the Cranston Union Church yester-
day Rev. MIR. r.. Crooker. formerly OF
Olneyville. preached. Rev. Crooker and
wife viii start for the Barbadoes ISL
ands next week TO serve as mission
aries.
Messrs. william Simpson. Clarence
Budlong. Mr.. and Mrs. John Bigbee and
| Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Siapson spent
| Yesterday with their old Cranston
| friend. Mr.. Charles O. Bennett. at Mark
! Rock. MIR. Bigbee presented Mr.. Ben
| nett with "a handsome new hag, and
| amid great enthusiasm the new ensign
| was swung 10 the breeze.
Miss Agatha Cole left yesterday tC
| spend few weeks with relatives a'
4 Foster.
| The Arlington Home Club returned
! Saturday evening from Its weeks out
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-07-18
BRISTOL.

Mr.. John b. Herreshoff and wife left
on Saturday In their steam yacht Eu-
genia for a trip up the Sound and to
Larchmont to attend the races.
The Neptune Yacht Club house on
Saturday evening presented pretty
appearance, IL being beautifully illu-
minated The Bristol Cornet Brass
Band discoursed fine music and waltz
ing was INDUCED in by many OF those
present.
The Holden and Hindle ball team OF
Fall River played a spirited game on
the Common Saturday afternoon in the
presence of about 500 people. The score
was to 6 in favor of the visitors.
The dangerous washouts on Metacom
avenue caused by the recent heavy fall
of rain which left the road almost inn
passable was repaired Saturday by Sur
yeyor Gornam with gang of men.
Rev. Albert G.. Hussey of Providence
preached at the First Baptist Church
yesterday. ~
MIR. Ralph Kinder, the organist of
Trinity Church, who has been absent
in Europe the past year finishing his
musical studies, will return the latter
part Of August and resume his duties.
A rtmor is current that certain par
ties are using every available means
to stop the progress -of the new elec-
trio road and that influence Is being
used to aid the Consolidated road in
getting control so as to prevent the
trolley road from extending any far
ther south than Warren.
Quartermaster General Walker, viii
visit this town during the week for the
purpose of testing the brass field pieces
| of the Bristol Train of Artillery, COM
plant having been sent to the governor
| by the colonel that they have become
| unsafe from long use.
TIE regular monthly meeting OF the
| Y. M. c. A. will be held this evening
st. Mary's r. A. Society has APP
| few days outing to be held at Lahey's
| Grove some time in August.
| Yesterday was the record breaker al
| Mount Hope Park beating all previous
| DAYS by thousands. 1t was estimated
| that dinners were served at the pa
| vilion by Mrs. Philip Grinnell to fifteer
| hundred persons.
! A special meeting will be held thi.
evening by Hydraulion Engine Hose
Company, for the purpose OF arranging
and appointing a committee for fire
mems muster to be held at Mount Hop'
! Park, in August. 1t is purposed I,
hold a contest OF hand engines fo
1 prizes and also a hose reel contest.
The regular meeting OF the Neptun
Yacht Club win be held on Tuesda!
| evening. when arrangements Will b
made for a club regatta, and later on
regatta will be sailed. which will b
open to all. This club is constantly in
creasing its membership.
/ Judge Lebaron B. Colt, brother o
Col. Samuel r. Colt, has broken all rec
ords at angling I'm the brooks at Jack
| son, N. H., this season having caugh
more of the speckled beauties than an
other visitor.
The steam yacht Nautilus. owned b.
DR.. Herbert M. Howe, was inspected b.
the government inspectors Saturday.
| A report has reached here from Phil
adelphia that the Ajax on which tn
Bristol Naval Reserves are on duty wi
soon be sent to the Torpedo station a
Newport. where she will be statione
for the present.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-07-18
NEWS IN AND ABOUT /.
THESE PLANTATIONS
WARREN.

Mr.. Moses Child, Warren's noted an
gler. secured prize Saturday morning
in the dock at the foot of Baker street.
in the shape OF below fish. The fish
was about four feet long and weighed
between % and 30 pounds. The fish
had probably come In there TO eat the
CLANS thrown I'm mat part of the dock.
1t attracted considerable attention, and
although common in these waters Is
rarely seen or captured.
Miss Helen Lynn of Providence is
the guest of Miss Ona Cana.
The town tax book has been COM
piled and is now in the hands OF the
printer.
There was a gospel meeting Sunday
afternoon at 2:15 p. m. in G.. A. X. Han
on State street.
Mr.. James NJ. Anthony manager of
the Warren Foundry and Machine
Company was In town recently calling
upon his friends and associates.
Mr.. Hugh X. Norman has joined the
United States navy as an omcer OH
board the supply boat Delmonico and
left for Newport TO begin his duties.
The case OF Mrs. Christopher nj. NC
Kenzie VS.. William Mckenzie, charg-
ing an alleged assault, which was called
Thursday before Justice Bosworth or
the Fifth District Court, was continued
for one week. IL is understood, 10 en-
able the parties to adjust the matter
without publicity.
Town Sergeant Drown called upon the
owners of eleven pool tables In town
and collected the town tax Zee or slo
each. Later on the United States rev :
enue official will make the parties a
visit with a demand for 80 from each
of them to assist in paying the war
debt as per act of congress.
A large number OF the friends OF Mrs.
Rebecca Thomas paid her surprise
visit a few evenings ago at her resi-
dence on Metacom avenue, the occasion
being in honor of her birthday. Sociai
exercises, including vocal and instru-
mental music with refreshments served
to make the occasion an enjoyapie one
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-07-18

your name. I shall always remember
it. Scovel laughed and nodded. My
name is Sylvester Soovel, he said, bow
ing. lam the correspondent Of the New
York World
1.-The Spanish have no sense of hu-
NOR, and this one could not rise to the
occasion. He only gasped and stared
and backed hastily away. He can hard
ly be blamed. IL must be bewildering
to find that You have been overwhelmed
with courtesies by the man whose death,
had he been your prisoner and you had
killed him, would have brought You a
reward Of $40, 600 and vote Of thanks
from your government.
This Spanish lack Of the sense Of hu-
NOR has been humorously illustrated at
every stage Of the war 1t Is usually the
case that those who are most laughable
see least to laugh at. The pompous pos
ing of the Spaniards. their fnmboyant
boasting, their bombastio grandilo-
quence, their incessant prating Of pride
and honor, has furnished laughter for
the world, but IL has all been most seri-
aus and solemn TO the Spaniards them
selves Louisville Courier-Journal.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-07-18
EAST PROVIDENCE.

A party wagon drawn by four horses
stopned in front of the town hall this
morning. and few moments later the
occupants walked from the wagon into
the hall and were escorted to the pase-
ment of the building, and each OF the
marty was placed in little room py
hsy,,self Every member OF the party
other than those who wore the UNIFORM
OF q policeman had spent Sunday on
the east side of the river, and mao
either become intoxicated OF olstuIpeo
fne place. The consequence was that
thew were arrested and locked up AT
the Riverside station. and this morning
xvere transferred to the town hali,
where they gave the names OF John
MCGEE. Michael Mitchell Edward
Hunt, Patrick Shea. Michael stevens.
Henry Beauchemuan of Central Faiis;
smith. Charles A. Burgess, John
Chandler and Michael Smith. who were
each fined 81 and costs tor revelling.
and Joeeph Smith was fined q ike
amount for being drunk. All OF the
men had the ready cash to pay tiseir
fines.
Early Saturday morning Charles
Hathaway came into town from ms
farm at Swansea. and before noon was
arrested for being drunk. He was ar
raiened In the Seventh District Court
and flned 81 and costs. He sent for his
brother. GILL" to come in and pay his
fine. and this was just what 'Ghi
did. but not all, for Gill proceeded
10 All up, and before dark was In the
earlier in the day. Gill sent for
Charley. and Charley, like brother,
responded. Late last evening both
went to their rural homes with $5.6O
less than they had in the morning.
A smart lookingAyoung man wearing
the uniform of the Pawtueket Bicycle
Club thought that 1t would be a good
joke to seal an ordinary s5-cent ianIern ,
from q hole In the Riverside road. This
Re did. and he was about to ride into
the Washington bridge
Patrolmen West and Harrigan no
ficed young man swinging q lantern,
10 they took him into custody. At the
session Of the Seventh District Court
this morning he pleaded guilty to steal
ing the lantern. and was then told that
his bill would be $3.50. He gave the
name OF George Brown, and wanted the
lantern to decorate the club room. He
waa Informed that the court was not
dealing in hardware.
The administration board Of the
Watchemoket fire district met Satur-
day evening and decided to lay four
inch main on Cobb street from Pur-
chase to Potts street The chairman
A. N. Cunningham, stated that the re-
ports OF the various officers had beer
prepared, and the same were ordered
printed. This Ia the 18th session helc
BY the board this year.
The school committee will meet thi.
evening. when the teachers will bt
elected The name of Mr.. Alexander
successor will be presented, and the
name will be a surprise. Many believ,
that the name of Mr.. Alexander viii
not be presented by any of the com
mittee for the position of principal fo
the Hoyt school.
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ATTHENORTH END.
johnson Arrested After Beating His Wife.
Notes From Capitol HILL

Frank Johnson, a North Providence
colorcd man. who was very drunk yes
terday. made an unlucky move, for ne
came across the line into the second
police district, where he fell into the
hands of the police. Frank Is not OF
very mild disposition. but his arrest
was an easy matter, he having useu UP
a good deal of his energy In peatlhs
he gave his bride a short time peiore
he made his visit to this city. lie hves
in a more or less dull section of the
town, and a little while ago he induced
a woman, who had not apparently
surplus of wisdom, to marry MIN, ana
he took her TO. his home. Early yes
terday morning he had the fourth or
fifth dispute with her during their brief
married life, and IL is alleged that ne
suddenly professed penitence and pre-
tended 1t was case or KISS ana mahe
up. and when the kiss stage was
reached he bit big piece out OF his
partners lip and came TO this city look
ing for further trouble. AS before
stated. he found what he was looking
for, though the outcome was not ex-
actly to his liking. The police OF Nortn
Providence were notified OF the assault
and also that Capt. Stevens had the
man who made the assault.
An Admiral street car got or the
tracks on Charles street. just below the
square, this morning, and travel was
delayed for some time.
There was but one arrest made by
the police of the Second station yes
terday.
officer McElroy helped officer Morton
to take a man out of the Windser Hotel
on North Main street about $3.50 o'clock
Yesterday morning. The man taken
out OF the hotel was big chap and he
was fighting drunk.
A large crowd of people witnessed the
arrest, and when the officers got the
man out of the building they took him
to the hose station on Haymarket
street and summoned the patrol wagon.
II was with a good deal of difficulty
that the fellow was induced TO keep
quiet on the way to the station.