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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-02-02
Mebr &leimGeLS.

Die 9efeBborlage, pel9e auf 8eranlaiz
flung unIeres 5inan5miniiters Gage i'm Gpnz
greB eingebra6t purbe, UNI i'm gu bere9ttz
gen, einen grOBeren 8etrag BON &leingelp,
alio BON iilbernen Siinf3igz, 5iinfuao6pun=
3igz unb 3ebncents ftiiden gu prGgen, 1T 5nar
ntAt bon fe6r GROCER @i9tieteit, a6er inn
merbin cine re9t b~erniinftige uno praft;19e
WaBregel.
Der StnanSminifter bsrlangt, 5aB mebr
&leingel0 fir bic 4nfprii9e bes &letrbanoefs
geprdgt nerbe. 0ir 6aben ia Sil6sr genu9
bafiir i'm S4abamte, bas iih Defenders felt
benz S6ermanz9 eIeb bonn Sabre 1890, nell
DIES Uncle Sam 3pang, monatli9 100000
11n8en SLIDER gu faufen, in ben S9aBumtsz
getpOl6en angebduft bat.
IS iinb baoon iiber $500, O0O,O 900 (&oitsnz
prets) u~ufgeipeibert unb bafir @il6srcsrtiz
ficate i'm umGauf, 6~tnan3miniitsr Sage
min nun einen groBen She'll bieIes 6il6ers
in &teingeIb umprGgen unb ben entTfre9enz
ben 8etrag Sil6ercertificate ein3ieben. Md6=
renb Der Iebten ~3tpan3ig Sabre iino idbrIid
inn 9ur979nitt ni6t mebr als $4,000
tpert6 Gil6erffein9elb ~ausgeprdgt iporoen
unb bon alien Seiten laufen &Ga9en Elm, baB
man furs an "Change'' lei.
Ser 8Gan bes 5~inon3miniiters lit baber
gepiB empfe6Ienstpert6 unb foGte oom Gonz
grsife o6ne Wetteres gutgeEeiBen fpsrben,
@elbft bic S~il6erfanatiter lperben ni@is odz
gegen ein3upenben ha5en, penn ettuas me6r
Silbermiin3en in umlauf tommen urb Yaz
pisrgelbnpten uus benz 8ertebr peri9ninoen
benin foipie Der 8orrat6 bes Barren lber3
i'm S6abdmte tleiner ptrb, pirb biz Soft
nung Der Sil6erleute grDBer, baB Uncle Gam
tpieber Sil6er fault. 60 LANCE bic 9epDl6s
i'm @9dbamt nit Stlber 0olgepfropit iinb,
fe6lt Iotpo61 bic 2uft ME bic 8eraaIa ung,
1lere 8orrdtbe ein3uGegen.
Wel6er &%aufmann tptrb nod nle6. BON
elmer Sprte Waaren t%aufen, tpenn er bersits
einen 9roBen 8orratb oabon an @ono bat
unb NiemanO 2uit 5eigt, gu f%aufen, neil Die
Waare nit iebem Sage biGiger pirb?
Mdn piirbe i'm fir einen @iel ober fir
bsrriidt bdlten, nenn er es bennD9 t!hdte,
WeBbal6 mutbsn bann bic Stlberforatiter
benz Uncle Sam gu, baB er nod me6r Gil
Der taufe unb SilberOOuars prG9e, bic nur
so Gents nertb itnb?
@age'8 8orI9Gdg, Der nit benz tootsn Gtlz
berborrat6 i'm S9abamt etpas anf5urduz
men unb bas Silber in Sorm BON &tsingelo
in ben Marft gu bringen Iuht, lit inter Ten
oblpaItenben ~unftdnoen Elm re6t empfetlcnsz
tpertber unb IOlte, ME i6on geia9t, au4 BON
ben 8rpuniten uno 5retlil6erprdgern unterz
itiiBt perben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-02-02

.biirfniB fir cine iOI6e firan3iele MaIAis
merle, tpie tie bur9 bus 9efeb gei4affem tpcrz
ben foG, tft ~borbanben unb es tpirb ft9 um
70 mebr fiiblbar MAIDEN, ie mebr unIers So
brifanten bon Der Not6penbigteit ii6sr5sugt
iinb, ouB fir lire grOBe Misrepresentation
MGrtte i'm 4usGanbe gefunben perOen mill
len, unb ie me6r ife einis6en, baB lire bisbez
rige Pplitit, bic uur uuf ben beimii9er
Martt beba4t mar, rabifal g~ednbert nerosr
miife.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-02-02

@ilen angenommen bGtte. Die nelte Ma=
f9tnerie niro besbalb in gbicago befteat
perben. Mit gfeAt riiet Der 8eri9t bic ber>
bre9erif4e &ur3it9tigteit Der betreffenben
@ei9Gftsleute unb Sabrifanten.
Oie 9eieGf9aft bat AUDI bic gr1aubniB,
fir so Gents SLIDER per Saben in benz Sc
biete 6ola gu f4laeen. Natiirli9 brau9t fs
ni9t nur Mai9inerie, Ionbern AUDI ~fpnitige
9erdt6e, unb 8ugen unb 5abrrdber, unb bic
ale perben in Mmerito be1teQt. Nebenbei
bemertt baben Die 9eutI9en Elm dbnli9ea
prtbtleg in etnem angren5enoen 8eairte err
baltsn, unb beibe Natipnen t0nnen iebt nit
chamber petteifern. Sin fran5Dfi9es @pn=
bitat bat bic @rlaubniB erbalten, cine @ifen=
babn bon Soul bur9 ben norbpe1tIi6er
8ergbauzge3irt na9 Wetju gu bauen, no ii9
bieiel6e an Die ruifi9 manbf9urtI9e an=
f9lieBen pirb, 10 baB biefe @ruben balb an
ben Beltmartt ansef@loien iein psroen.
Cine anbere tpi9tige Ia9ri9t lit bic, baB
i'm lebten 9erbIt Die erite 2abung 8au6Dl3
100000 SUB : brett DOM puget@unb
na4 &orea perf3ifft porben lit, 0as Spl5
lit fir bic SDul<GbemulpozGtfenba6 be-
itimmt, fir bic ou@ S6meGen in ben Ser.
@taaten beftelt perOen miifen. inner gonz
full in Soul glaubt, baB Bel benz Manesl an
gutem 8ou6ol8 in &orea = baf1elbe purbe
bis6er meit BON Sopan g%eIiefert = fid baGb
elm umfangrei4es 9ol5geiddft 5tpii9eu Dem
nb &orea enttpideln pirb.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-02-02
&IaSSeraSatf6 Srojan 1tttS
@iIheIut.

Nm IA. Nuguit 1887 in 9an3ig geboren,
ftubirte, S Obannes Srpian cuff beutz
i3en l1niperittdten erit MeDt3in, f~uttelte aber
bann CUR germantiti9en P6ilplogie urn, unb
ptbmete ii6 nub GrleOigung feiner 9tubisr
ni9t benz 2ebrfa6e, f~onosra Der Sournaz
liItif, Seit 1862 gebDrt er Der &ebaftion bes
gerliner &labberabatf9 an un6 felt 1886 1T
er befen Priter &eoatteur. Mu9 in 5a6lretz
3en DOn ibm berausgegebenen @eOi9ten be-
tpG6rte er itb namentlt6 als 9unprift, 2pz
riter unb S6ilbersr. @ls &luoOeraoati9z
8eoatteur tit er Der tpiirbige Nd9folger zines
&dlf8 9obm uno QOpenIteia.
Die eben ~genannten bret SatDrifer entz
9ingen ieIbit in Der 3tit Der drgIten Reaftion
geri4tli4en @erurtbeilungen, neil man an
gemein bas &e9t bes 9umprs anerfannte,
ODD cine iibereifrtgt 8erliaer Stadt5anz
tpalf4aft, bic i6On LANCE auf cine ioI6e @ez
legen6eit getauert 81 BADEN f4eint, benubte
tir3li3 bic gelinbe SatDre bes &laboeraz
oatf9 auf Die taiIerli9e Retrutsnrebs, UNI bic
be3iglt9e &labbera0atf9zgtummer nit Sc
i4lug gu belegen unb gegen 5rojan Elm, Sc
rt9tsoerfu5ren tpegen Wtaje Itdt5beletoigung
ntn3uleiten.
@m 25. Sanuar tam's nun CUR geri3tli=
den @nti4eibung. Sroian itGbft fpra9 gum
8eri4t 10: Der 6umOrtiii9s GinfaG, bic
8riegsbelben 2eoniOas, Nleran0er Der 9rDBe,
Srtebri4 Der @roBe unO Napoleon i'm 9tmz
mel Die &efrutenrebe leien 81 lafIen, tpurin
es belize, tper fein gutter @briIt lei, tonne audi
tetn gutter Solput Iein, beabIi@tige feins 8ez
leibigun9 bes &aiiers, fonbern ri6te ii9 gez
gen Die 3eloten, pelde aus ben Morten Des
&atlers bonn &aifer fel6it ni6t geppQte
S9luRe 3Ogen. Ser &uiIer liebe ss UNI
mtttelbar gum @Olfe gu fpre6en, unb miife
ii9 beS6aIb audi auf cine MnttpDrt 9sfaBt
ma4en. Sc piirbe berfebIt iein, Die alte
itets an%ertannte 5reibeit Des 9umors, Der
Satpre unb Der Narretbei an3utaften.
CUR @ntfrGftung Der Gabe bes Staatsanz
tpdlts, Der bel bon benz ben &aiIer treffenz
ben f4peren 9obn bes 8i(oes beclamirte,
trdt Der MaIer @e6rte als fa6berItdnbiger
@ntlaftnngs3euge ouf. @r Iegte bar, baB
ons Sd4eln Der 9elben auf benz 8ilbe bur9z
aus tein b06ntf9es fet.
4u4 Der berii6mte @ef8i9tsmuIer Mnton
bon Werner (S90pfer bes berii6mten 8ilbes
bon Der MISREPRESENTATION in @er1aiQes)
Doute als @a4OeritdnOtger fir Sroian uuf=
treten, tpurbe dber bon Der 9erpaltung Der
tOnt9l. 0faleratabemie, bertn 0irsftor er 1T,
bdrnn b~er6inbert.
SrOian bate reben feiner etgenen Ser
tbetoigung mod bic zines tiiGti1en He9tsanz
palts, Der feline 9febe nit Der @arnung
i9loB, Srpian feline 9eGegenbeit gu geben,
ME &enter @rinnerungen aus feiner Sc
ftungs3eit (nut mine S%eitungstiebD gu f9rei>
ben.
@irben in 9reuBen b~erartige pro5sffe por
Se13tporenen Derbanbelt. 70 pdre Srojan
pobl fretgeipro9en ppr6en. Oo9 Der gez
kbrte Serthtsbof fanb ben Nngetlagtea -
Der observation-disclosures I6ulbig; u6er er
13dnte iib penigitens zines 6o5en @traf=
IMAGES, has fir bus p@sr6rs9en Der Muiez
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-02-02
Sabbath 1tnS sonmtaA.

SEPT bat fOgar bic bieitgs nSribune" bic
in iibii3en &reiien i9pn felt Sabren kbz
baft beipro9ene Srage aufgenommen, Of Der
Sabbatb am Iebten Sage Der Wo9e obsr nit
ben @9riiten am er iten, ulfo am Sonntage
gefeiert perben fou. Die vSribune" tommt
gu Dem S9lufe, baB bic Suben ben Sans
tag bet6ebalten miiBten, neil Tie ionit i6rsrn
9lalu6en unb i6rer Srabition untreu mir
ben, pelAe fs Iebren, baB @ott na9 ge@
t6aner S30pfungsarbeit geru6t unb ben
i%is6enten Sag aud fir bic Menf9en gum
8ubetdg beftimmt babe, ndbrenb Der Drift
li9eS onntag i'm 4. Sabrbunbert bur9 Gpnz
f%tanttn ben 9rpBen eingefibrt lporoenfei. Ser
cbriitli6e Sonntae lit Ser dies dominicus,
Der Quferfte6ungstag bes 6errn, an benz bic
Nr6ett ruben unb bic Sreube BERT
9en fou. Den biiiteren G6aratter beg
9onntags bat erit bic Geformatipns3eit gez
bra9t, bauptId6li@ Der ben frsisn Sonnz
tagsanit9ten Qutber's ptberItre6enbe Gal
binismus, beiien fteifleinener 8eie0e, Purtz
tanismns, audi nuA @nerita getommen lit
unb %nnferen Sonntagen feline 1iBzfaure
Miene aufbriiden tpoQte.
Na6 6riflider NuffaTung lit Der Conn
tag, tpie friiber Bel ben !9eiben, Der Sag Der
Some (Dies Solis) aItbodbSeutib Sun
n%entac, aItnorb6eutib Sunnudaga, ensz
li16 Sunday II. /. No., elm 6aueLuiozSo9,
neil g6riItus iiber ben Sob triumpbirt bat,
Elm Sag bes 9i6ts (ber Sonne), ni9t Der
SinterniB, Der Sreube, ni9t Der Srausr, bes
2s6ens unb nibt bes So6es.
9eBba16 1T AUDI Der 8egriff, ben mir
9eutf3e bonn Sonntag 6a5en, Elm edit,
altz9ritli4er unb uns 10 ans 6e>3 gepa9z
fen, baB mir oabon nibt laiIen pollen.
9ds 8etre6en Der mobernen eSubsn unb
i6rer liberalen Rabbiner, ben alten Sans
tag1Sab6dtb ub3uf9affen unb bafir ben
SOnntagz Sabbatb ein5ufi6ren, lit Elm fe6r
berniinftiges unb fte6t i'm @in!lang nit ibrer
gdn3en 9eiitesri6tung, pel9e ni9t baruuf
ab3ielt, ben Drtboborsn iibiI6en Slau6en
NIT ben beralteten 8ebrdu4en 81 con1eroiz
rem, Ionbern um5uformen uno nit ben reliz
gtOfen Nnfi9ten, ben itaatlt@en Ginri3tunz
gen unb 1~ocialen @ebrdu6sn i6rer Mitbiirz
ger ni6t iemitif8er &affe Ober moIatI4en
Slaubens in @int(ang gu brtngen.
0tefe mobernen SSuben baben i9pn oiele
anOsre Nntiquitdten abgelegt, ie iperben au9
bic @amit Sab6dtbfeier uufge6en unb bas
ben fte teiltpstie f4On aufgegeben.
Der DrtbobOre Sube fetert am SamTtag;
tr arbeitet nt9t unb treibt tinen 6anbeG.
9a bic Gbriiten ben Sonntag gum Gu6etag
MAIDEN, 10 berliert Der ortbobore Sube 3ipei
Sage in Der Mo9e, bas itnb 1O4 Sage i'm
Sabre, nit BEN iibrtgeu 5eisrtagen minbe=
items Ito Sage, alio faft Elm 0rittet beg
Sa6res. 9as TIT, bonn NATIONAL unb pr l.
b a Dfonomtf9en Stanbpuntt aus betra6z
tet, gar ni9t gu re9tfertigen unb elmer Der
6%auptgriinbe, tpeBbal6 Der mobsrne Sube
audi am @amftag or6eiten, feline Tabrifen
in Sang Ealten, feline @ei6dfte betrei6en,
feline Nobofatur ausii6en min. Der mo-
berne Grperbstrie6 lit itdrter als Der Ort5oz
bore @laube.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-02-02
GtabItrt felt 1851.
Henry Sehoellkopf,
Wholesale & Retail Grocer
2H2 MmN OH Oft Rnfnnfnh. GftnRe.

wholesale & Retail Grocer,
232 Mn0 234 Oft 2ian0Ofp6- Sftake,
amiihen srranflin. unb Marfet Ctr.
@btcaqo, SaS,.
eThlelt in f%eInfter Waare:
Trtl@e eerdnGIerte &antbnr9er 8itGItnce.
erG Mdbe rtett Mt0 nr1rimirten Nal,
9gedte &Gerf0roer Sprottet ubue Del,
Teinlte Sitfee 9elifateB=96rinaet
misunderstanding ttnO SSartb. Tett=Gdrfn9e,
Mppetit-Stlo, SeieIer Sprctten, GtOGiId,
Sun. Garotncs, tortues. Sr6Mters2ln d. pOtS,
sou. MiIdlnersUou u pGringe,
SalsiaroeHew, run. &0Ot0r,
Teimlte scrandberte OGniebriiite umo sSenIen,
VrildIe tntpPrttrte brannId)m. GerheIGtuurit
SSmport. Tranff. 8ratmurIt IN SitdbIen,
4(eGlteS it0l. GIiOenDl. MtubuDL,
9t1eIoorfcr Sem6 yeeincilig, Saapern,
TranS. Grbier, 6baHnpiguoaS, SltOeu,
&itbeGer a1ntttbObneu EcltOtucr Oiiibem,
@teieniparssL, StasGnrfem ltno Ganerfratt,
@etroGnete Billie dbioGttnie e, WtobniGmea,
Wriid) import. S3iuetId d. nniis, &ScfSeIbeereu,
9tedbten lite arii dlett Eoieu=Vapritar STRIFE,
yeeue 6tiimfern, &tlalcn, NerIa erlte,
tldDluet5 CIt:{ 3riit5e, @abcc= tnO Gcriten9rttRes
SStaI. ySu0ela, W2acarOni, 8eiSntebI,
Teinftc 8GntucsGbOfpIaoe, &afao,
MeGbten S9oas, Wsoffa= Mno 8~i0=&afTee,
Tciuften d)tnei. ldDiuatiett MM0 gritneu Sbee,
WfetTeF uno OILERS Ssafees@Hen;,
MSicncr TetgPnfaffce, t$id~1eIfaTee,
Dfarrer SSneipp'S WaIsfafee,
9IedlteT &tebi9's TIetidDertraft,
SbtneS. Sngtuct, &spnia, &SimbeetInft,
WedDtenGmlm c til. sd ~ els crfGIe, SPrdnterf1Ies
@Santer Gale, Xttnbmr9srs, tno @anofaie,
SfranS. Same ntbe rt.t tlIo RpQuefort=SS6Ie,
s5rontaGe DC Stie, NeuId, ateLer Sale,
strtidleit imp srtirten Barrier XOkbe6 =Sab0f,
SeMtidIe Q pinnr2Oer &OIsiGube, u. +. no.,
su ben ~btliQften Yrelien.
Henry SchOelIkOpH
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-02-02
3dRef=Noentu

7 at Ole OeMtf0e WetGSpo Z.
Die uHter3eianstsu %bef6rbsrn 8adets biz az 100 9fA.
nod SeMtiAIane, Selerrctdl, @6aOeSsa, Ners
tpeacM, 9GUeMarf uno Der @ G1lu Ella su Ecu reQegs
MaBiseu. BON Der eeMtf en- Wei@&po T=N esuak
tatt0 feft9eiebteu Yrsien.
GStnio beiOrsen bieieIben @aarenienbuEaeH bon RuA
mad anen 3beiIsu Gurspas uub ameritos an ben biHiar
fen Staten.
HemSels BruclkKna nm IL LOrbacher,
20 &gdsange BIGce. 9teU 9Ort.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-02-02
NO QUORUM
PRESENT.
No Session Of the House
or Senate Today.
TWO MEMBERS NEEDED.
Long Drives of Some of the Men
Who Were in Attendance, Z,
TWO MEMBERS NEEDED.
ADJOURNED UNTIL TOMORROW.

The effect OF the big storm was again
apparent at the state house this morn
ing, for In spite Of the efforts or the
clerks and the deputy sheriffs on duty in
the SenatS and House chau ber, IL was
impossible TO obtain quorum in either
branch, although there YVES only a lnok
Of two both upstairs and down. The
Senate requires 10 mem bers to form a
quorum and II members waited until
ll:l5 o 'clocs, when Senator 3oelker Of
Warwick moved an adjournment until
tomorrow morning at IL O'Clock. and 1t
was so voted.
III the House close watch was kept by
Clerk Lee upon every represe ntative that
entered, but tie 80 necessary mem bers
did not materialize, tho best that tho roll
call could show being "a. speaker Stud
ley believsd in giving plenty OF leeway.
and AT '3o O'Clock. upon motion OF MIR.
kimball Of Providence, the HOUSE, ad-
journed until tomorrow morning nt ii
o'clock.
In spite of the rough country roads. cer-
tain mem Ders Of the House made laud-
able efforts TO do their duty 10y their con
stituents and the state. One OF these WAS
hepre sentative David wilbur of Little
Compton, who this morning drove ten
miles from his home tn the Tiyerton rail
ROAD station aGd reached the state house
just before ii O'Clock. Another was
Representative Frank Hill OF Hopkinton,
who lives in Ashawsy. MIR. Hill drove
seven miles to the railroad station at
Westerly and was on mana when the
House was called TO order.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-02-02
MR.. PIERCE'S WILL.
Under II Widow Does Not Take Two
Parcels of Land.
Thy Were Purchased by Testator Subse-
Qu.nt TO Making VIII.

Caroline r. Pierce will not take the
two parcels OF land acquired by her hus-
band. Albert &. Pierce, after he made bis
will leaving to her all his property. Mr..
Pierce left two children besides wife
and the following is the opinion of the
Appellate Court, which was appealed to
construe the will:
"nlatteson &. j. We do not see that
this case can bs distinguished from
Church * Warren, Mig. Co, Ia IL. l.,
53a 1he statute in force at the date OF
the execution Of the will of Albert =.
Pierce, Feb 10, 1877, was Cen. Stat. X.
/. cap. III, ssc. |. 1t provided tnat q
testator might devise land acquired
subsequently TO the execution of Lis VIII.
but that his intention To devise IL must
appear by express terms. Ii Is not enough
tnat IL may appear ~ implication or in
ference. 1t is contended in behalf Of Car
oline II. Pierce that because tte Will di-
rec.s the yaymentlof the testator's debts
and funeral expenses, ana these could
not lie paid until after his decease, and
the gift was Ct lie residue TO the estate,
il was clearly his Intention that mis- wild
ow should take the after-acquirsd real
estate.
perhaps 1t may have been tho tostator' IS
intention. such Intention, how ever, II 10
appears, does not appear In express
terms, but merely by Implication or in
ference. The bill of Irene Butler VS.. War
rem Manufacturing Company contained
the sane directions, as 10 payment Of
debts ana funeral expenses and a resid-
usry gift but it was held, nevertheless,
that as tho intention did not appear in
express terms IL did not pass after
acquired realty. In this case, as in that,
the resldunry clause is merely that which
the testator would have used had his In :
tention teen to pass only the real estate
which he ownsd ct the execution OF the
will. And see Webster W. Wiggin, ~
Il. /.
Our opinion is that Caroline f.
Pierce, the widow of the testator, did not
take any title to the two parcels OF lsnd
mentioned in tho petition acquired bv
the testator subsequently, TO The execu-
tion of tho will, under the devise to ner
I'm the Will ~
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-02-02
ON A sNowBoUND TRAIN.

About midnight Monday night north
bound Passenger train from Providence to
Worcester crashed into the rtar end OF n
snow plow atont a mile and a half this
side Of the UxbridQe station. A woman
passenger on the train and tho engineer
OF the rassonger engine were coDsidt IA bly,
but rot seriously injured. The few pas
songers and about dozen trainmen had
very unpleasant exp 'rience on thnt
train during the rest of the night They
succeeded In reaching UxtridRe about z 80
yests r1ay morning. Ice passenger train
arrived at Blackstone on its way 90 wcr-
ccstor at 40. about an hour late. The
train waited there some time for the snow
plow which hau gone ahead to clear tbe
north bound track. and then started To
follow. IL was In charge Of Conductor A.
r.. Bacon ana EnyiDeer I'homas LoyndS
ana making about 30 miles al hour, got
along faster toan the plow WAS able tn
At the noint above mentionci the engine
crashed into the rear Of tine engine push
ina The plow. Engineer Ji ynds ~ the
passenger engine was thrown against the
window of the CAB by the shock OF the
collision and was severely tfuisei about
Continual ON Page -.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-02-02
SHERIFF'S SALE.

BY virtue Of an execution No. $3.50 issued
from ttcCummon Pless division OF tho Supreme
Court holden at Providence within ami for
the ounty of Prov idence on tho oth day of
December A. ID. 1897 AMI returnab TO said
Court ON the 9th day Of June A. d. 1895
wherein Robert b. Little an1 Frank l.. SIM.
mons OIL of the City ana County of Provi-
dence, Iartnei doing business in said rovi.
dence as Il. b. Little and CImpsny are rlain.
t.ffs ant GEORGE n. browne OF Little Cumpt on
in Tao County q Ntw0ort IL defendant will
he suli at Pubuc Auction on Iuesdly the
18th dav Of February a. ID 1898 ~ II 81 A. NJ
AZ the Shcriffs Office in the Court House on
Ccllcse street ia the City Of Pt evidence all
the right, title and interest that the within
named dctenca1t, George X. browne. had on
the 18th day Of January. T. ID. lSfe, the time
OF he tevy of the within execution In and TO
the following descrined personal property, TO
wit. Thirty.fhree f3Sl shares Of the Capital
stock OF tho Sakcnnet b. Otel COMPANY
Levied ON tins 25th day ~ January A. ID.
1875 and will be spld to satisfy said execution
II sufficient. FRANK .. BARROWS,
Deputy sheriff.
feb2ilt.
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DEAD ON The FLOOR.
Mrs. Schenks Expired While AlOn,
in Her Home.
Police Not fled by Neighbors and Broke
In Her Door.

Mary Schenks GO years Of age, was found
dead in bed at 10 Florence street. yester-
day. Laurence McKenna and family live
in the same house and they heard the
Schenks woman proaning during Monday
night. Sho had been ailing Of late but
her condition aid not create any alarm.
Tuesday there was no sound In ths
tenement md the Other occupants Of the
house bscane apprenonsive that some
thing bad happened. They notified the
police Of the Sixth station ana Lieut.. Day
burst in the door # the tenement and
found tho woman lying dead on the floor.
Medical Examiner Pork ins WAS summoned
and be decided that death was due TO mt
ural causes The remains were placed In
charge OF Undertaken Walsh.
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ORIENTAL MARKET.
Novel Entertainment at Beneficenl
Congregational Church.
Nations OF the East Represented-At-
tendants at he Zoo hs.

A novel fair was opsned last evening at
the Bsnsncent Congregational church,
under the auspices Of the Home Mission
Band. Ii was called IAN Oriental Mar
ket" and the different nations OF the
East were represented at various booths
with attendants appropriately dressed.
One Of the features OF the evening was
the playing of q genuine Chinese orches-
ira, consisting OF i've players. The
Cninamen of the city mad bsen invited 20
be pressn and anout "a or 30 we're there
during the evening. Ihs Chinese booth
proved great attraction to them. All
kinGs OF Chinese articles we're on sale
here and the booth was In charge OF Miss
nj. ii. Beldep, Mrs. Dexter Gorton, Mrs.
A. A. uller, Mrs. W. IS. Bsssett, Mrs.
Christopher Lee. Miss Nj. Il. Belden.
The other countries represented by
booths were Armenia. Inuis, Gresoe,
Turkey. Japan, PERSIA and syria. Pic
tJresque cos tunes we're displayed.
lhe Armenian booth, near tie centre
Of the room, was covered with rich dra-
peries aud contained some reminders OF
Armenia In addition to the cake and
other nice things on sale. 1t was In
charge of Mrs r. 5. Uatiap, Mrs nj.
L. tIaytop, Mrs. A. ID. Greene, Mrs.
Sargavsrkian ana Howard Brayton.
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oil down, and gangs OF men are busily
engaged in repairing breaks anu putting
mp new poles Just as FIST as they eau.
but, at the best the work Is progressing
slowly. Dispatches fer points In the
South were forwarded from tiis city last
night, going by train To New London,
and from there tel graz he'd 10 destina-
tion. The Postal Telegraph Company
has wires open To Newport. New Bedford
and Fall River. ard hores TO get other
wires IN working order today, although
there Is good deal OF work 20 bs done.
Westminster street last night looked
very much like the msin thoroughfare Of
PodunkvillP, or soTOe other similar local
ity. Most Of the stores were illuminated
bv means of the old fashioned gas jet,
willis the streets were lit bv the Pas
lamps which ware tho fashion prior 20
the introduction OF the electric light
Tho Narragansett Eiectrlc Lighting Com
Tnny hes only lost one Of 5SOo poles.
tut falling telegraph and telephone wires
tad crossed tho electric light wires 20
such an extent that it would be eS-
tremely dangerous TO turn on the full
current until tte pressure ~ other wires
Rad besn removed.
At the postoiiice there was, of course,
great oelav In sending out the mails and
an equal DELAY In receiving them.
The local deliveries were made a. we'll
es possible yesterday and letters wore col
lected from the street boxes last night ns
usual. The mail from New York was
made ready for delivery abo1t ) O'clot X
yesterday afternoon, and other maiis
csmo I'm u is morning and were hsndlrd
without difficulty so far. Unless there
should bs an iminenss batch OF mail mat
ter all nj one tine. no corgestion - On.
tirip to ~ the lucal ptstoihce.
f,rasps never In the history ~ the IRE
d pirtmeDt wes closer watch kept thsn
was maintained last night. While the 50
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JUDGMENT TOR $50.
McManus Pawn Ring and Claims
Pawnbrnker Sold II.

James Il. MclIanus was given judgment in
the common pleas division OF tho supreme
court today FOR $50 and costs with interest
from Sept 1851 against Thomas Carpenter
McManus claimed he pawned gold snake
ring with Carpenter and the same wa, sold
by CARPENTER AT the trisl OF tho case in the
sixth District tourt S3 ring was produced
a. fhe one McMsnus ha1 pawned, but his
counsel. Dennis J. HOLLAND produced an en-
pert VINO was familiar with the ring pawncd
and Judge Swce land gave Judgment for Me
Manus The latter claimed that the ring is
worth twice $50 as the stone in ~ was n
genuine ruby. The expert, however, was not
certain upon tnat point.