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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-04-02

We hear q good deal about the compare
tive financial resources OF the United
States and Spain. The siusws Of war are
certainly important Yet In our own
war for freedom. the struggling half.
formed nation lived and fought on paper
money of q nightly poor sort. The
Southern Confederates fought like tigers
with everything needed for the consump D.
tion Of their peopls and for war supplies
costing dollars Of their paper for every
sound cent Of value. And the Cuban
have been fighting for three years on
less than nothing In the way Of money.
Money may help to win, but fighting
people cen tight long while on precious
little financial support. even In thcse
commercial times. Aside from that,
however. Spain has no important records
% Hahting people
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-04-02
ConstAble's Sale.

by virtue Of an execution No. l4o75, issued
from the DISTRICT COURT. Of the sixth
judicial District, holden Mt Providence. in the
County ,S OF Providspce, dated January 10, A.
tenth day Of April, A. D., 1893, wherein
JACOB =. MARTIN. Of East Greenwich, in
the County OF Kent, State Of Rhode Island,
is plsintif. and THOMAS II. kERWIN. OF
Providence. in he County OF Proyidencs ard
State of Rhode Island. is defendant. win
he sold at public auction, on SATURDAY. the
10th day of April, A. d.. 1888. at IL oclo k
noon, on the promises No. 25 Audrey street.
in said Providence
All the right, title and interest the defend
OF the levy Of the above described execution,
in and TO:
A certain lot Of land, with all bull jines and
improvements thereon: situated in the City
OF Piovidence, Ia said County. described as
follows: M
Being lot No. 8, on the Il. N. steere Plat Of
tie Dr. Howe lots on Aubrey street, formerly
Cottage street. Oln-yyilie, surveyed and
draw N by Charles E. Paine. September 10Th,
A. d.. 1869, and said plat IL recorded in the
land records Of said Providence, to which
reference ~ hereby made
IL being the same estate conveyed to Mich.
ael Tuiiy and Catherine Iully, wife OF sal 4
Michael, by deed from Lraslus N. Steere.
da,ed September 9Th, A. D., 1870, and whicn
said deed is recorded in book No. s2. page $50,
and copied therefrom TO the records OF the
City OF tiovidenoe, X. l., being the same lot
on record In the office OF the recorder OF
dseds, in said Providence. in Decd book No.
S0l, at page $50.
Levied on this ilth day OF Jsnuary. A. D.,
1898, at II o'clock and IL minutes in the fore.
noon and will be sold To satisfy said execu.
ANDREW MCKENZIE.
m25f.4t Constable.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-04-02
SHERIFF'S SALE.

By virtue of an execution No, isio7. issned
from the District Court Of the Sixth Judicial
District ON the gath day OF March. 1898. and
returnstie TO said court on cath DAY. OF Jnne.
lee8: Wherein Charlotte w. McCoubrey, for
nerly Charlotte W. burns. wife OF kobert
McCoubrey and said Robert AeCoutr rey, both
OF Boston in the State OF Dlassa acliusetts PLAZA
tiffs and Joseph Weaver OF Providence. de-
fendant, will be sold at Public Auction on
Saturday, April 9th. at II o'clock a. M, az
No. ts Eddy street, room 2o. all the right, title
and interest thar the said defendant, Joscph
Weaver, had at tho time of the attachment ON
the original writ in which the above described
executien was ATTAINED in and 70 the follow
ing described personal property: chopping
machine, foot power saw, mitrey machine,
! grindstone, screw press, ! step ladder. 3
lots Of mat paper, lot OF black boarts. ! case
of drawers. upright show case. oak picture
cabinet, lot Of monlds, lot OF paint and oil. ]
cartoon pierre. lot Of picture nouldings. lot
of finished picture frames. lot of picture
glass, work bsnohss, lot Of unfinished picture
frnmes. etc.
Levied on this 24fh day of March, isos. as
IL o'clock p. m.,. and win be sold to satisfy
said execution OF sufficient
SAMUEL t. GARDINER.
p2el0t Deputy sheriff.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-04-02

The new ainshnms. teau,itul IN color,
design aud texture, smske charming
house gowns, which are unlineu and con-
structed In simple fashion, so tpat they
may be easily launcered. For morning
wear = dainty ginpham In which gray
and white and hair lines OF red are hlsnd-
ed In the lopnlir checked effect. nae .
skift hong quite full from plain found
yoke and simul.tinR n cesp spar ish
iiouncc, four and thsee-qusr,er yards
towari the back Go met the gathers of
tie SKIRT. Is joined en- n, Teverai rows OF
shiriias.
Abe sailor slvuss--for which quite re-.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-04-02
TWELVE PAGES.


WEONGSDA1 AEAALO'
On Wednesday next the Republican
party confidently expects the snsorsemsnt
OF . large majority OF the voters Of Rhode
Island on behalf Of it's candidates and on
the various issues which 1t presents to the
psopls fer support.
Thsss issues are well set forth In IN
open letter addressed TO the citiSens by
the Republican State Central COMMITTEES
and published in another column of this
issue and the candidates of the party
conventions of the State. the cities and the
towna BY reason Of their high character
demonstrated fitness and In many in
stances experience In public affairs. com-
mand the support of their felIow-citizens
ct this important election.
No words % this time oan add anything
70 the credit of the administration Of
Gov. Dyer. There ought not to be- and
We believe IL NOT any question of m over
whelmins sndorsement. return OF the
Executive, 6ecretary OF State Bennett,
Attorney General Tanner and the cleo
ton Of the Hon. William Gregory, now
Esnator from North Kiugstown. to
she Lieutenant Governorship. and the
Hon. waltsr A. Read. now Senator from
Glooester. to tie General Treasurership.
The slsction Of Assemblymen becomes
this year of especial Importance because
upon IL depends IN election Of United
States Sen ator--an endorsement OF Sena-
tor Aldrioh. that is and through him
m endorsement Of the Mckinley admin
istration and all 1t represents in behalf
or sound money, American protection
and the administration policy in the
Cuban complication now demanding par
tisulsrly full evidence Of popular ap-
prevail whepver, - fortunately in this
case. the opportunity Is Afforded for the
people to express such approval. Rhode
Islans may well rsjoics thst 1t is given
chance 10 express its political convictions
At sush crisis ~ well a. to flrs the nrst
big gun Of the campaigns Of 1893 which
sulminate In the Congressional battle In
November.
Let every Republican 60 to the polls
and vete on Wednesday next. Il is not
enough 10 win the election. The election
should b. signal victory, . triumph.
The vots should be large. The Rspubli-
can majority should bs Overwhelming.
Such vote for Gov. Dyer and his ssso-
viatss and for the RepublIcan Assembly
snsn everywhere will b IN honor 10 the
SoatA dsmsnstrstion Of its parriotisn
and win b more welcome in Washington
and in The country at large than any re-
turn from any State for many day.
Every Rhode Islander should b proud
70 20 to the pools on election day and
vote the Republican ticket to swell the
grand majority.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-04-02

vlval is bromised- Gss deep collar siv-
ing Z LOOK OF BREADTH over the sleeves,
witch are the pls'nest and smallest Of
siEota A graduated ruffie Of en- brolderv
In red and white borders the collar, and
little Turnover cnns OF the Same sinbraid
cry finish he sleeves.
Ills ,fs, tive litils sown IL an excel
lent NOEL for amateur dressmskers to FOL.
iow. Gns tnough extremely simt IL. has q
certsiB distinoiion. since 10 admits OF q
VARIETY Of ifest tonchss in pisstrons
ch. mi,ettes and belts The proper cat
of tDs sown ran te obtaiacd only from
the patterns published by Harpef's Ba-
zsr. wter' ~ apIesr
Aptroxipttfs uuacfi'y ~ material .
Ginghum. 3 ,ards; mbioidcry, . yarda
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-04-02

Osmnodors Sohley's nying squadron is
. most imposing fleet for its size. Its
ships may be said to all belong to the
champion class. The Brooklyn il the
nagshin and she ID the finest cruiser In
our navy, Of the top class and strongly
armed and armored, 20 that she would
be . worthy opponent for . good many
bsttlsshipA TIE bsttlsship Massachu.
sests ID simply magniflcent fighting
machine Of the highest class which, IL
may bs believed, would be able to make
. good neht against any two ships Of
Spain. The Minneapolis and Colun bis
ere superior In speed. srmor and arma-
msnt TO anything In their class In tie
world, slthough NOT designed for the
heaviest work Of ssa battle. The Texas
IL somewhat Of m unknown quantity,
bsins Of the hybrid clsss Of which the
Maine was the oub other representative
in our navy. But she 10 believed TO b .
hardy little ship, fol- sbls to fight her
wsishs In any navy In the world. II
would, indeed, be about impossible to
assemble > neet Of the same nurnbrr Of
ships that would be mora effective for all
srsusd lighting snd msnsuvripe
>hsn sshIss . dying squadron.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-04-02

The little gunboat Newport, which has
been down at Nicaragua with the canal
commi ission, has reached the Florida coast
and is ready for business along with the
big fellows. She is commanded by Liou-
tenant Commander Tilley, o Rhode
Islander. and win undoubtedly make q
gsod showing II she GETS the chance.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-04-02

CLAFIAIN--In this city, Goth rlf., Moses Ailcp
Clafiin. aged "a years and smontiis-
cLouGH-In North Kingstown. S0th uis..
John Ciough, aged 30 years.
LUTHER-ln Pawtuchet, slst ult. susnn
d.. widow OF Rufus. A. Luther. aged ~
years.
NGUIRE-ln this city, Both ulf., John Nc
Guire. aged % years.
NAIRN-In this city, Sist uit.. David spsncs
Nairn, aged years.
PERCE- In this city. 30th ult. Mrs. Sarah
Perce. agod ~ years.
P1CKETT-In Valley Falls, Both ult., Harriet
j. Pickett. aged 81 years.
SULLIVAN Suddenly. In this city, 3lst ult..
Tnomns. son OF Michael and Anne sullivan.
aged IL years.
sTokEs--In Edgewood, olst ult., Charles 4.
Stokes. aged 10 years and months
sToNE-In Lakewood. aoth ult.. Charles =.
stone.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-04-02
If THERE rs WAR

We should say that tho Queen Regent
Of Spain must be about the most unhap-
by woman these days that is anywhere to
DO found.
As trustee fer the estates that are to be
handed over to the boy king when he ar
rives at his kingly majority, she Is bound
to preserve them and turn over ns much
OF the Kingdom and resources 10 were
intrusted to her keeping and as much
more than that rs may be possible But
she sees the inevitable loss OF the prec-
ious pearl, Cuba. and whether to let 1t go
without struggle or exhaust more OF
the resources Of the monarchy In vain
fight for It must DO serious problem
with her. And yet II fight IL not made
she and the boy king and the whole dy-
nasty will be in serious danger OF losing
all the lands that they rule, for the Span
ish people will hardly contemplate with
pa thence the loss of Cuba and the nation
al humiliation that wou Id follow avoid
ance of a fight.
1t will occur to many observers OF the
situation that the Spanish government
may ba disposed to seek satisfaction after
the manner of French duel That Is
to swap few shots with Uncle Sans
warships. and, honor being satisfied. to
then submit to the inevitable rather than
expend more life ana treasure on a fight
that can only emu in one way. IL was
such policy that dictated the recent ac-
tion Of Greece In going to war with Tur-
key, according to all accoants. The Greek
army and navy were In dead earnest, but
the Greek government had string on
both, that permitting them to 60 about
SO far, pulled them back ana made their
campaigns little more than ahippodrome.
Aud got 1t would not DO wise for our
government to rely upon any such idea.
and that IL does not is demonstrated by
the war preparations that are going on.
1t may be recalled by those of us who ARE
old enough to remember the early days of
the civil war and the events leading up to
that great conflict. tnat nowhere in the
North was the prospect of war taken
with great serlousness until after Bull
Run. 1t was not easy to contemplate
that secession legislation would be backed
up by armed resistance to tas Federal
authority, and 1t was a three months
military parade that the troops set out
on when they first assom blsd in Washing
ton In 81. Bull Kun, however. proved to
be real battle and demonstrated that
the South was in earnest And the play
at war became real war that required
four years Of tho most terrific fghting
the world had seen since the Napoleonic
era to bring to finish.
1t In hardly to be Imagined that with
Spain this great country is now In danger
Of On equally imposing conflict. 1t may,
indeed, be believed that Spain wants only
enough Of war to satisfy her people with
the sincerity of her government and tho
dynasty in resisting what they have q
right to believe IL oppression. But only
by ASSUMING that Spain will fight equally
In earnest with the United Ststss. after
the first gun is fired. may 1t be hoped to
make thewar sharp short and decisive.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-04-02

The monetary schemes In Congress
and out seem to have gone out Of bust
ness along with some other things ef
doubtful Availability. Evidently even
war prospects are not without their ad-
vantsges
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-04-02
A LlTTLH HUMoR.

81 use ter 70 great one fer foreign mis-
sions," said the colored deacon. shut ia do
las two years change has come over my
sperrit. You all remembers dem silk beavers
we sont deiheathen ter go ter church iniv
eyes"
"En dem Sunday school good-behavior
cardsi"
eyes"
swell, sub. wen de church sent me on as a
delissste ter sees how dey wus prosperin'
what does you reckon seenf''
"Dunno!'
"Well. sub. I'll tell you; ever blessed
heather in de crowd wuz a-setting on de
beavers. des lak' dey wuz campstools en- try
ing ter play poker wid dc good behavior
cardsi'-Atlanta Constitution.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-04-02
STATE OF RHODE ISLAND.
PUBLIC HEARING

HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,,
PROVIDENCE. March 2s, 1898.
The COMMITTEE OH the Judiciary of the House Of
Representatives will hear all persons interested in
the bill entitled "An Act to establish Hoard Of
Commissioners OF Puoic Corporations and 70 do
fine their duties" at the Statc House, on MON.
DAY, April 4th, 1898, at 2 o'clock r. NJ.
SAMUEL w. X. ALLEN, Chairman.
ARTHUR A. RHODES. Clerk.
SO Weybossot Street. mr2s-5t
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-04-02

Rev. DIR. King OF the First Baptist
church delivered a lecture ut public
meeting hold at the Young Women 8 lea
rooms at 4o'ciock this afternoon. his
subj ct being 1.-The Life of Frances viii
lard ~
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-04-02

His opportunity isn't SO sensational as
that Of our consul general at Havana,
but the evidence 10 that Woodford at Ma
driu is tho right man in the right place,
ton
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-04-02
STATE OF RHODE ISLAND.
PUBLIC HEARING
House Of Representatives,

House Of Representatives,
Prcvi lence, April l, 1893
Tho Committee on the Judiciary of the
House of Rep esentatives will hear all persons
interested in the bills TO repeal chapters 6S, 10,
rs ann l2j, respectively Of the Gen. Laws, of
the State aud 'sRas. repealnR resolution No.
"a passed May IA, is96' at the State House, on
Thursday, April 2. 1893, upon the rising of the
House
SAM'L W. X. ALLEN, Chairman.
ARTHUR A. RHODES, Clerk.
a2-4-6-3t So Wey bosset Street
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-04-02
Official
Advertising.

This newspaper publishes ofnciM
advertising Of the aOvERNMkNf
OF THE UNITED sTATES, OF ths
stats Or RhODh isLAND. sAN
several TOWNS.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-04-02

The preliminary encounters bctween
the Hon. Jim Corb,it and the Hon. Bob
FitzdmnVrs we're not more windy than
Diplomacy spprsacains ths acute stssss.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-04-02
STATE OF RHODE ISLAND.
PUBLIC HEARING.

House OF Repr .Sentatives,
ProviGtfs. q, =, arch W.. le!e
The committee on corr oratiOns Of he house
of REPRESENTATIVES Will hear oil Iorsons iD-
terasted In an act TO in, orporate the Provident
Disahility IDsui a. ce Coronation of Pfovi-
dence, Il. l., in tho con. mittee room, Tues
day, april 9TH, 1893. at ~. IN.
WALTER PRICE. Chairman.
NATHAN ID. PIERCE, JR, Clerk. al.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-04-02

The policeman looked after the man on the
bicycle and shook his head doubtfully. He
watched him wobble up the street and then
wobble back again. and he was sore troubled
Hi, therel" he yelled Mt last. ssget off that
wheel wanst till see whether you're drunk"
Well no knew that ON bicycle the signs of
inebriety are sometimes misleading Chic.
ago Post.
81 suppose you want post-mortem ?" said
the doctor 10 the weeping Chicago widow.
"No,' she hastily replied, 'I don't. IL
would be establishing bad precedent"
And she establishing went on with her
weeping. Cleveland Plain Dealer.
Miss Oldmayde-Jack Busteed made me
marriage proposal last nieht.
Miss Pert When does the marriage take
place fudge.
Jink-My denr MacFuddle it's the very
thing yen ,vantl Charwing bouse-lovely spot
Cheap, too But cne great drawback You
can't get any water there
MacFuddle--Oh, that doesn't matteri-
Punch.
The sock ana buskin he would don;
His own ambition esged him on.
The sock and busikn he did doff;
The ribald public egged him off
Harvard Lampoon
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-04-02

So far u has chiefly bsep . war q
words.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-04-02
TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY

Take Laxative Bromo Quininc Tablets. All drug
gists refund the money II IL fats to cure. 26s
The genuine has l. II. O. on each tablet
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-04-02


GROCERIES GRAIN. ETC.
An. wHITIkEE.Choics Fami; y Groceries
Pure TsaA Cofees. Flour. Grain. Hay aud
Straw. iup Westminster 1t. Telephone.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-04-02

FOR RENT--Cottaee house, Burnett street.
ten rooms: SsS per months Apply 10 IL hus
sell Brown, tz Exchange place.
FOR RENT-Cpper part hons, 42a Pine
Apply TO ID. Russell Brown. Cl Exchanae riass
au2i.tf
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-04-02

WANTED-Alen and women TO work A.
home: pay ~ 10 sld per week for making
crayon portraits, new patcnt method; any
one who can read or write can 90 tho work,
at home, In spare time. day or eytn ming. Send
for particulars and work Mt once. Address
IA. "A. Giipp German artist. Tyrone, IN.
n21, s-H
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-04-02

FOH eAi.E-Ten-room oouse. I04 Lurnety
street. Apply 70 u. kusseli brown
FOX SALE Nibc-room cottaRe at Oak
land beach. Apply 10 J. u Randall. 70 Oak
land Beach svenua nov2n
FOR SALk-Two splendid cottage lots Oh
ssrwick Neck Apply 20 D. Russell Brown
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-08-16

oobootserforer .Ssrror" in Santiaao
ans 2ano geihlft pOroen tuaren. IS
piro itwieriS iein, oieie Steluna Sll
llm9ehen.
9llle. bic in benz ssiirigen 8efe6t
nerpunoet puroen, iueroen 9eneien.
SanGraneisep. IL. 4ug.
Son ben Grpsoitionstruppeu mad
ben Bbilippiueu liegen nod uneefabr
$500 Mam in San 6rancisco. Ntit
ben Sampfern glriona uno Scanbla
Qeben $500 damn nah Wfanila, 10
oaB oann nod 5000 Wann auf BeIOr=
oerung oabin narten. Sie Nutunft
Der Sampfer gufralia uno Sponep
aus Wtanila miro uu9efdbr am Is. b.
Wt. eriuartet. Sic peroen iOfOrt liir
bic Giiffabrt alls9eriiitet iueroen, uno
ibuen miro Der SampIer Gitp Of Yeting
folgen, oehen 9lntunft an "a. b. M.
erwartet miro. Sieis Sampfer ner=
ben iuabridslnlid oas 81. SOwa, oas
20. Ganias uno oas |. Sennslee mit=
nebmen. Gs lit Der Wunlt oss 8ene-
rals Merriam, baB lih ale Sruppen
biz Ipateltens ben 10. Sttober aui bent
gSese na1 Manlla belinoen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-08-16
NcrrI6t.
Mbilld, eSno., II. gluq.

plllu, SHu., IL. NuH.
Sor beinabe 3tusi Sahrsn peridpanb
9iram y. gater, Elm augeIebener Sar=
mer i'm Gountp Noble in eebeimniB-
boiler g8eiie aus ieiner @obnuna. Gr
pertaaite in Widiaan relisioie yii1ec
uno bate am s. Sttober lsBtsn Sabres
aus Yetostp gum leBten Male bon lia
b0ren lallen.
Tor eini9en Sagen fanoen SoliIdld=
ger I'M g8aloe in Der Ndbe BON Yetosfp
oas Stelett zines Mannes; cine ubr,
cine Vlbel unO ein Sa9sbu9 puroen
bel oemlelben seiuuoen, wOourd err
mlttelt lpuroe, baB oas Stelett bic
lleberrehe bon Siram 3. Yater waren.
Wlan permlltbet, oaber reli9iDlemgDabns
finn uerfallen iuar, tpeil es in leinem
Sa9ebub bieb, oab er in ben Nalo
aeaanAen lei. Inn Al falfen. Sort err
rlhtete er Ii6 aus Yui1mert cine Siitte
uno i5rieb ieine Grfabrun9en td9lib
nieoer, biz Der Sob eintrat, aller
gSabrideinlibteit nab ourb Sunqer.
Seine Camille bate perssblib Na1s
iOribunasn nab ibm on9efent uno
fam iblieBlib gu Der lleber3euaung,
baB er oas Spier zines Serbre1ens ee-
pproen mar.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-08-16
MuSIauo.
Seuti d | an b.
g5erlin. z. S(uc

&ailer gSilbelm bat DEM Sambur9er
Senat auI feline Yeilelosoepei1e anldB=
lih oss 3ooes oes Giirlten Sismart
nohisbenoes Selearamm suseben laI-
fen: .Geler Nusoruf Sbrsr 5beil-
nabme aele9entlih oes 9lblebens oes
9roBen Sanslers erIiillt mein bstiim=
mertss Oer3 init belOnoerer 9anibars
teit. 0a ica al Der Spibe Der oeut=
ichen 9tatiOn ltcbe. 10 empIinOe ib Die
Seocutun9 bes Sinibeioens unierss
arOBen 9Satipnalbsloen gang beiOnoers
tiei. WD9e Die 9etualtlae Grlhiitte-
runa, bic iein Sob bel allen 9eutiben
in Der 9ansen g8elt peruriabt bat. ben
feltsn Gntlhlub oes oeutiben Solies
beseuNen. oas glnoenten un jensu un-
lterbliben Staatsmann our1 tieIe &ins
Nebun9 an Die rationale Soee, oil Sai-
ier unO Gei4 IN Sanfbarlsit 81 beWabs
rem uno 81 ebren."
IS bsibt ispt, 9ismard's Wssmoirsn