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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-09-26
COMMISSION BEGINS
IT'S LAD)RS TODAY
General Greenville NJ. Dodge
Will Preside.
PRESIDENT is PLEASED.
PRESIDENT is PLEASED.
A Most Rigid Examination Is the
Chief Executives Desire.

No limit Placed Uron the scope of
Investigation OF the War Depart.
mrut Relative to It's Conduct OF
the Hispano-American War-In n
characteristics speech Premtd~nt
Mckinley Tells What Is Expected
by the People of the Nation, and
Of His Wish That investigation
he Most Thorough and Complete.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-09-26

LONDON, Sept. 2s.-The Times Peking
dispatch says: Chang Yer Hoon. The Can
| tonese enemy and rival OF Ii Hung Chang,
wao Is charged with harbor4rg kang Yu
We!, has be%D arrested. He Is now under
trial by the board OF punishment. He
Will be stripped of ali his Offices. and his
removal gives increased power TO LII Hung
Chang.
The officials generally welcome the EN-
press return to power, but the people are
indifferent. Kang Yu Wei is charged with
eonspiring against the empress dowager
and has been declared an outlaw and his
arrest ordered.
Reported Death of Emperor.
The Daily Telegraph's Hongkong CORE
| spondent says: Although there is no posi-
tive proof. all the evidence tends 10 the
conviction that the emperor is dead.
A private dispatch says ne died on Sep
tember q, directly after he issued the eaict
giving the dowager the regency. Nobody
doubts that Yang and Chans Yen Ho3n.
WHO was minister al Washington in ls95.
are both innocent Of the charge OF poison
ing the emperor.
The Pessins correspondent Of the Daily
London Mail says: The head eunuch at
the palace informs me that the emperor
is seriously indisposed. and that his death
is not unlikely.
Kan. Yu Wei mt Shanghai.
The Times Shanghai correspondent
says: Or the arrival Of kang Yu Wei at
wusung he was pIaced for safety on board
the steamer Ballarat. which sails for
Hongkong tomorrow. In the course of an
sv.a N1 s-rt5 IN
he left Peking On Tuesday In compliance
with secret message from the emperor.
warning him Of mis- danger and urging him
10 Obtain assistance from those interested
in the coun,ry's welfare He further
stated that recent events were entirely
due to the action Of the Manohu party.
headed by the &owager empress ard Vice
roy Yung Lu. and including ali the high
Manchu officials. The latter were dis
pleased by t!le eruperoTs leaning toward
the reform parry and decided 10 restore the
regency of the dowager.
The iowager empress party Is bound by
an understanding with the Russians.
whereby the after. In consideration II tha
support OF the RUSSIAN Interests, under
| take s0 establish Manchur4 as the scat
Of the dynasty and - MAINTAIN Mauchu
| rule in China In pursuance cf this com
p4cs. the gradual substitution or Man
chus IN ali high 1~lces ana military COM
man3S began last year under th4 direction
| of the dowacer. tACs creating sources of
friction wt6 the snp ror. whose detAYoue-
men, WAS f1ay throAtcue1 TIE present
movement = fully Maachurian, and op-
| posed % Chinese Thc influence ot II
Hung Chang Is now suoor,3.a4ta % that
- ts..-tx- a.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-09-26
COL. LEWIS FABLES AGAIN PUNCTURED.
Representative Grosvenor Tells What He Said
and Did in Congress-


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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-01-04
BOARD OF TRADE.
Monthly Meeting Held at Noon In
Beard Room.
Secretary's Report Made-Several New
NJ mbers Wers Elected.

The Providence Board Of Trade held is reg
ular monthly meeting at its rooms ON Market
square at IL o'clock today. The secretary
reported that the Board of Trade was in n
better condition than ever before.
The following gentlemen were elected to
membership: W. J. Braitch, i. B. owen, A.
II. Slater Hon. W. &. Baker, j. II. ToweSr, .
Elsbree, ID. +. Jones, X. X. Angel, +. II.
Ch.nn, W. g. Dart, g. 5. Tower. j. O. Sarle,
Thomas Mcdonald, W. A. Dean, p. II. Brown.
e. q. Noble, H. ID. Joyce, j. H. Crowell II.
q. Taft, Jr., +. W. Allen, j. Snow, Jr, g. q.
Harrington, q. ii. Grant, $. Hopkins, Il. W.
Waterman, =. +. Chase, A. 4. Atberor. r. ID.
Cole, A. Horton, VIC. Dart, II. 4. Williams,
g. II. Briggs, W. p. Mathor, b. +. Horton, A.
NJ. Hawkins, m. Goodrich, l.. J. Smith, B'
Lawtop, +. A. Ballou. DIR. r. NJ. Harris, G..
E. hiley, W. G. Simmons, r. l.. Goff, II. II.
Grant. Il. G. Lamoreaux, T. q. Merriam,
E. II. Potter. }. J. Mathews, h. y. Lake, X.
B. Treat, ii. G., Curtis. ID. A. Pierce, III. T..
Bangs. A. Babcock and J. T.. Florence
There was a long discussion regarding Il 9
payment of the initiation fee, and il was
5nally decided TO remit the initiation fee OF
the members just elected. This was done 80
as TO make IL easter to get new members and
bring the membership up to the desired
standard
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-01-04
PAWTUXET VALLEY.
ste m Pip BursI In Ph.uix Mill Injuring
Employes-yillage Notes.

Two Of the employees of the Phenix mill
were badly injured by the bursting Of a
steam pipe at the mill yesterday and one
one eye as the result. The explosion oc-
CURED in the oarding room and no one
has as yet been able to ascribe any cause
for the accident Thomas Colvin aud
John Sanderson, both employed as ma
chinists at the nill had just finished
turning OH the steam were looking at
their work when sudde My the pipe burst
withosh any warning ana both men were
badly burned by the escaping steam.
Colvin, who was nearest to the pipe, was
badly burned about the face ana side and
for the time bli ndeu by his burns, while
Sanderson escaped with few burns and
scaids on his hands and neck. Both men
were removed To their homes and DIR.
Clarke summoned. This morning both
men are as comfortable as could be ex-
pected and DR.. Clarke hopes to- save MIR.
Colvin's eyesight.
Everett Sbippee, who was recently ap-
pointed postmaster at Centreyille, took
possession of the ofiics aud commenced
his duties yesterday.
ST. Andrew s Guild held all enjoyable
Phenix this afternoon.
1t was very quiet wedding which
occurred at the residence of Mrs. ;. y.
Hoxie at Phenix yesterday when her
daughter, Miss Susies Hoxie and Frank
smith OF Kiverpoint were united in mar
riage by Rev. Mr.. Brown OF the Phenix
baptist church. Only few relatives
ard intimate friends OF the family were
present. Mr.. and Mrs. smith left OH the
4 o'clock train for short wedding tour
and on their return will reside in Phenix.
A very enjoyable sentation occu rred
at the residence of William Meyers, MS
sistant superintendent Of the local branch
of the John Hancock Insurance company
at Baskerville lats evening when the local
employees Of the company paid him sur
prise visit and presented him with an
elegant Morris reclining chair. The
presentation speech was made by Robert
Moore and An elaborate collation. was
served during the evening
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-01-04
Rescript Handed Down.

The Appellate Court has handed down the
following rescript ia the case of John Gill
dolly VS.. Thomas Tiernan et al. I'VE see no
reason for disturbing the verdict except in
the matter of interest. The testimony shows
that the 500 sued for was left by the plain
tiff with the defendant for safe keeping. This
being so, we do not think that the plaintiff
was entitled 10 interest except from the date
of the5demand for the return, TO wit, Novem-
Der o, 1877. The interest ON 1920 from Novcm-
ber Z, 1896, to March 10, 1897, the date Of the
verdict is A2O, so that the verdict should
have been FOR se.1.o5 instead of 1851. 32 We di.
rect that the plaintiff remit SIG. 10 from the
verdict and take Judgment accordingly. Case
remitted TO the Common Pleas Division"
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-01-04

In explanation OF the first paragraph Of
the ob We article, IL may be SAID that tho
bylaws of this church have ben go
amended as TO change the semi-annual
meetin1s OF the church, which have here
tofoTe b'en hele on the first Sunday in
.lanI arg ana July, tD the first sunday in
June pnd December beginning June,
1893
After the PASSAGES from the Bible and
the snrituai Interpretations Of the
slme had been read n silent communion
followed, duging which the congregation
knelt aud repeated ihe Lords Prayer.
This servics was repeated Ia the after
noon at o'ciOck. Oue notable feature
of tho service was the communion hymn
by Mira Eddv, which was sung hy Miss
Craft There are few voices that could
auequately render this Dymn.
largo delegation at | rovidence Scien-
lists attended the services. Some ~ them
left Providence on Saturday evonin and
others on sunday morning. They are all
member Of the mother church in which
the notable exercises we're hold.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-01-04
COLD WAVE HERE.
Mercury Dropped Rapidly Last
Night and This Morning.
Five and a Half Degrees Above Zero al
s 0'clCck.

Today is one Of the coldest II the season.
At IL o'clock this forenoon the thermometer
stood II degrees below where IL was at the
same time yesterday. Then IL was 81 above
zero and today il was IL. At neon today IL
was Is. Since yesterday noon the temperature
fell steadily till about = o'clock this morn
ing. Between noon and 8 y. IN yesterday the
temperature fell 10 degrees and then stood
at 81. IL tumbled down Is degrees more be
tween then and o'cock this morning. The
lowest at the city hall was just before
o'clock this morning, when IL stood at 5la
above zero.
In the twenty flour hours ending AZ 10
o clock this forenoon the barometer steadily
rose till il stood ut 3O36, or .65 inches higher
than yesterday Since 10 o'clock this forenoon
aud up To ! 30 this afternoon il fell to 80.2s.
or .Os inches. At present there are no indiea.
tons Of a storm.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-01-04

this Christ. Truth. again healing the
sick and saving sinners. The mission
of oui Master Nns 10 oil mankind, ana
includes the very hearts thut reject It,
hat refuse 20 see the power OF truth In
heal Dg.
our unity AMI progress are proverbial.
and this church's gifts ID me are beyond
comparison ard have become n wonder
10 me, however. love is the greater mar
vel so | must continue to prize 10 even
more than the gifts which express II.
1he great gueTdon Of divine Love, how
ever, encourages me to continue To urge
the psrfeot model for your acceptance
the ultimate of Christian Science.
To-day in Concord. y. H., We have n
" q lest hail. a reading room. and nine
other rooms i'm the Same building Tell
it not IN Gath" | had the property
bought by another party. tecaufe | did
not want To have tDe care anu respOnsf=
pility OF it, but | furnished him the
money To pay for it. The original cost
OF the estate was $4,000. With the re-
Tairs and other necessary expenses the
amount ia now about SIS, 600 Sometime /
Will see YOU In this hall Deo yoiente but
my outdoor ommodations at Pleasant
View are bigger than tbs Indoor. My
little hall that holus triiie over two
hundred people Is less sufficient tn re-
ceive church of ten thousand members
than were'the five ioaves and two fishes -
to feed the multitude; but the true
Christian . Scientist Is not frightened
at even miracles-and email eginnings
NAV have large endiDRs.
Seeing that we have to attain 10 tho
ministry of righteousness in all things,
we must not overlook small things in
goodness or In badness, for "triiles make
perfection" and "the little foxes spoil
tho vines. -
A peculiar people whose God Is ALI
in-all let US say with 1t Pual: "We faint
not; but have rcnouDceu the hidden
things of dishonesty. not walking in
craftlnsss. nor handling the word OF God
deceitfully, but by manifestations OF the
Truth commencing ourselves to every
man = conscience.
with love
Yours in Christ,
Mary Baker Eddy.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-01-04
APPROVED THE REPORT.

Washington. Jan. i-Speaking OF the
report OF tho monetary commission for
The reform of the currency. Secretary
Gage said: II have read the report with
great interest and much profit. Avoid
'ne abstract terms. II aims in plain. COM
prehensfle language to point out the
sources 20 OUR financial weaknesses. and
the remedies proposed arc so clearly set
forth that all may understand The re-
form measures recommended I regard
ne well adapted TO cure the Ills fpom
which We suffer and which threaten our
future. sincerely hope IL will bear fruit
in legislative action"
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-01-04
A FEW BULLS.
They Are Not Horned Animals, but Queer
Forms of speech.

FORMS ot Speecn.
\ "bull' in speech Is defined asa gro
tesque hlundcg-an apparent congruity,
but real incongruity of ideas. The Irish
are credited with a peculiar talent for
making "bulls. Why they have 10 we do
not know, except that it is n species Of
wit Here arc somc examples
Patrick, whom he first landed In Amer
lea, happened "a see n locomotive go flash
ing by llc started hack and yelled 10 his
friend: "Nill ye look at that Ov all the
wonders liver sccn II bates thin all. Sure
it's a stamebont sca-chm fer wather.
Another lrishman said: II saw Pat
Ryan the other side of the way thought
s, was Pat, and Pat thought Il was me, an
whin came up, bpgorrh, IL was neither
OF Us.
Another excused himself from going to
church by saying he had such an excellent
telescope that with it be could bring the
church ~ near no could hoar the organ
playing.
IL was Pat who observed. after watch
ing two men shoot at an eagle and Kill H..
that they might have saved the powder
and shot as the fall alono would have
killed the bird
Another lrishman assigned a. n reason
for not putting out a fire IN HE Kitchen
with "a kettle uf boiling water that was
boar that ~ Whs HOI WHItrl uhd III WHs
Pats reply Go "a man who buasted that he
had ,he smallest huI-c in the country, by
iuo faith huy- wan a. little ~ two II a. .
Another ouy D. told 20 h.Tso Pat said
be could leap over ditch at hast 80 foyt
wide bat as Pat dyscflbts IL he dld IL Ia
"two JumT5
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-01-04
PATENT APPLICATIONS.

washington, Jan. LAST Fridays
business was the largest In the history
OF the patent office. the fees received
that day amounting to 1886. Friday was
the last day In which inventors who had
patents IA foreign countries and desired
10 take out similar ones in this country
could takt advantage OF the old law.
Which nt,ieE1l1- -LhsSL- -uatsuiS fnr Iha
full legal term iu this countrS. Nesrl,
$4,000 arpli Iti"us for patents we're re
Sr''ed 'S th- ofl,v during the year
'V'o 'h excess ~ the largest previous
vsRr
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-01-04
WORK OF A DESERTER.

Washington, Jan. At is repor ed tc
the navy department that Captain Bark
pr of the ore gon has unearthed tho
identity OF the person who wrote the
celebrated Good Friday letter. which
appeared in the religious press and
charged the captain with trying TO
Romanize all of the ships crew. The
man is said TO be Ernt sti4obin of Cas-
tie Rock, Wash. a deSerter from the
oregon. 1t Is asserted that he wroie
the letter 10 arouse the sympathy OF
his relatives ana TO make a pretext for
his desertion.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-01-04
Demurrer Overruled.

In the Washington county case OF David W.
Miner -. Dexter Il. Potter, the Appellai.
Court today overrulci defendants demurrer.
The court holds that, assuming the state
ments in the letter relied on in the plaintiffs
declaration to be false and malicious, ne it il
bound TO do IN demurrer, the letter was Ii
helous since the charge OF immoral conduct
on the part OF the plaintiff is one tending To
over him in the estimation of the public.
The further opinion is expressed that the de
fence. IL any, must be by plea and not de
murrer.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-01-04
RAIDED A DOG FIGHT.

Hartford, Jan. 4-Sheriff Smith. with
two deputies. raided a dog fight i'm
Bloomfield. The fight was in progress
between Denny Lucie's Crib ard Joe
Russefs Fido. both owned in this city
hbout 30 men were present. They
scat; cred i'm every direction when the
officers appeared. The only men ar
rested We're John Stack and Timothy
Sullivan OF Waterbury. They were re-
leased under bonds OF 500.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-01-04
Injured by Dynamite.

Charles Rand who had one eye blown
out aud an arm and leg severely cut and
bruised ny an explosion of dynamite at
Attohoru yesterday, was brought TO this
city and taken TO the Rhode Island hos
pital. Ho IL reported this afternoon as
being I'm fairly comfortable condition.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-01-04
Everybody says So.

Ccscarets Candy Cathartic, the most won
derful medical discovery Of the age, pleas
ant and refreshing TO the taste, act gently
and positively on kidneys, liver and bowels,
cure headache, fever, habitual constipation
and biliousness. Please buy and try box
Of e.. &. e.. to-day: 10, %, 80 cents. Sold and
guaranteed TO cure 10y Ill druggists.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-01-04
ESTIMATED can LOTS.
The safe in the Adams express ofrl,

The safe in the Adams express office
In Westboro, Mass. was blown open and
$3.50 We're stolen. There was an attempt
to blow open the safe In the Boston and
Albany railroad station which was ap-
rarently abandoned because OF some
scare To the burglars.
w. c. Jillson. we'll known retired
manufacturer OF Willimantic, Conn.
died Monday. aged 81. During his
active career he was agent and treas
uicr OF three cotton mills, the whitman
tic Duck company, the Eagle Warp COM
rany and the Dunham Manufacturing
company.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-01-04
WHAT DOTHE CHILDREN DRINK?

Don't give them Tea coffee. bavs you
tried the new food drink called Grain-Og 1t
j. delicious and nourishing and takes the
piace of coffee. The more Grain.O YOU give
the children the more nealth vJu distribute
through their systems Grain.O Is made of
pure grains, and when properly prepared
tastes like the choice grades of coffee. but
costs about AS much All grocers sell it.
and 25c.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-01-04
TO The FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST
SCIENTISTS, BOSTON, MASS.

My beloved Brethren: Tae ch1use I'm
the time for h0lding our seini-annual
chilrrn mt etlng 1 nave suggo ted. In
srner 20 separate tnt 80 sgssi.Ls from the
oxciteme lt snd Conno;ion OF the season $
ioiIuays
In Met pfys Gs learn that the
strength q. penc q of suffering Is sub-
lime, a true, red ..-sntal conviction that
ls ntit (r .rtm i1us nor relupsing. This
strength - like / 20 ocean. able Co carry
navies, yet Welding TO the touch of -
nnaer. This peace Is spiritual never
selfish. stony or stormy. but generous,
relinbl', felpiul, and always Mt hand.
Pesne, like plain dealing. Is somewhat
out |, ( fashion. Yet peace is uesira BILE aud
plain dealing is "A jewel as beautiful as
the gen that adorn tbe Christmas ring
presented TO mo by nv students ia 1897.
Few blstnistps Cnn be- found In n true
craractSr Tor tbs L. Slvays - dinmord OF
the nrst water; b II external K rtiiit .,nd
goac humnr ma. pe used 60 uiaRuts IN
ierpLl yulzalitY And villalny. No de-
formity exists in EOr "Str. and no vulgar
ity I'm Kindness Ch Ian Science, how
ever ADDS 90 these gratCs, and reflects
tle Divine Likeness
self denial Is Practical. aud not only
polite To all. Tat Is leagHnt ~ ttose VINO
pra tice IL. IL one would ftilt W tho au
vice tbnt ore gratuitCusiy '0astuws on
ottsrs 10 woulI create for on,' : II ard
for the world, - uCs,iny mOre grand than
can isSun from tie brain OF a dreamer.
That glory onlT Is iinperishnhle, which
Is fixed Ia ono's own moral n ake.up
San - like dock root. 10 cot or the
top of ~ does no good IT'S ROOFS must bo
ersdichtsd or IL will continua To grow.
Now | am done with homiiies ana, you
NAV add, with tedious prosaics.
On ths 5th of July last INV church
10 npted me tenderly TO b. proud. Ite
department ~ its dear meinl,rs was 81 Oh
Ds go con mand resIect 90 fvw here; eyrt,
undG tie iaySofAs,o. ching $ an "a called
for ilattering comment a. q. cTestsd su =
prise IA our goCd city.
Beioved brethren, another yhrisimns
las come and gone. Has 10 enabled Us to
know mere Of the healing Christ tnat
saves from sickness aud sim ARE we
siili searching diligently 20 nnd where
te young chiId lies and satisfied tI
nav that cor sAnsa- ~ IruIA H. na.L-.l..-
M rnlizer. Untitled. cribted ur crndI,d.
hut has rise Co grssp.the irifaAl idea
u1sssirOL.d by mhterialitvf Can We say
with the unsels todsyi lie u rlsrn. IT,
= pot here Behold the flace " here tnev
I'D Him. Yes the real Christian
> irbtist eau saw his Chfisi b. ri.n ana
1 not The material Christ Of creeds Luf
Irutt. even ~ Jesus declsrsd: and his
sense OF truth IS spiritualizsd to behola
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-01-04

Educate Nour Bowels wuh Cascareta
Candy latharIic. cure cOust patton foHeyer
pe. &c II Z. 4. fail, druggis refund moBty
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-01-04

Boston. Jan. 4-When nearly 2iOC
people join church at one time, hs ha'
been the case in the Christian Science
church az Falmouth and Norway streets,
Back Bay, within the past few days, at
tention is at once challenged. And when
IL was said that the total membership OF
the this church Sunday was very nearly
10, 6o0.H curio ity is aroused ms TO what II
all means.
such are tae facts, however, in connec-
tion with tho membership Ct the First
Church OF Christ. Scientist-as IL IL call
4 ed--and Sunday the edifice was crowded
at both the morning and afternoon com
munion services. largely with the 2iOO
new members, who had como from all
over the United Stairs ana some OF them
even from Italy, England and Chile, 10
be present on this occasion.
1ne regular parishioners OF the church
by request stayed away largely for the
purpose OF giving tfe new members n
better opportunity To take part in the ser
vices, otherwise the streets in tho vicinity
would undoubtedly nave been thronged.
These communion services are held
twice each year in this church, anu they
are regarded by Christian Scientists as
rare events; first because this is tho
mother church, and secondly, teca1se
it IL not unusual for the mother OF the
church, Rev. Mary Baker Eddy, 10 ad-
dress n few words of pious cheer and
hops to her disciples and followers.
And this she CID sunday in letter,
which was read by Judge Hanna from
the pulpit at beth services, and which
will be found be low.
For several davs pilgrims and those
who desired men. bership in the mother
church have been coming to boston. ms
has been said, from all over this country
and even from foreign countries and
sunday all of these persons gathered at
the church-tnere being about 2OOO pei
fons at eHch service.
Ths service began Sunday with singing
by the choir, an the congregation. on
the platform were regular readers OF tho
church, Judge >. d. Hanna and Mrs. e.
u. 0ragg--kpowp rs the first and second
reader. The Brst reader made the an.
nouncements and read the scriptures
Tne tsxs f'r readings from tire Bible was
"The Lar. risen'-Iuke xiv, - and
The subject Communion with the
Ri 'sn Lord.
Pr or TO iis "r'adins. Judge Hanna
re.. the followiDg letter from hev. Mary
Baker Eddy:
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-01-04

TO CURE a COLD IN ONE DAY
TAX. Laxative Bromo Qutnine Tablets Al drug
4 ists refund the money u fails 10 cure. z5c.
A he genuine has l. D. u on each tablet
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-01-04
PROVIDENCE
NE3w WIS.,
THIS is so BECAUSE:

. FTRST.-Far and above all its Contcmpo.
raries, larger percentage of the every evening
issue of THE NEWS goes into the