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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-08-24
Obitmetnberettun9

Dor allen 0ingen itn6 3ur Ser tellung
zines guten Motes rihtige Obfiortsn mo-
t9ig, benin es 1T nift ~einerle', oor ipel6en
6rii6ten Mot bereitet nirO; hdn1 lit e5 cine
irrige Meinung, baB iebes minOsrpsr:6ige
Saqp6It CUR Notwithstanding berpenOet
perben f0nne. Woit fDnnen mir a~Ierbin9s
aus alien 5rii9ten b~ereiten, aber feinen tlaz
rem, pO6li6medsnben, baltbdren MOit. 0d
beiBt es Dor alien 9ingen, ale Srii6te nit
fduligen, BON Snietten 6ei4d6igten Stelen,
entpeoer gan5 fortlafen ooer aIsI9neIoen,
lonlt er6dlt Der Mot einen bitteren &C.
IGmad. Damn fpri6t audi bic O6ItIorte
IelbIt nit; ale tleinfrii9tigen Sortcn Iinb
CUR Sbfnein6ertitung OOrau3ieAer. ba baa
Sru6tflsti9 nu6e Der S9dle iaftreiAsr 1T,
ais na6e bem 8ern6auie; auA befinben fi9
bic aromatt56en unb dt6eriI6en Dele hi6t
unter Der S6ale, pes9olb Der Nein bon Hell
men Sriidten gebaltrei9er 1T. 8eIonberS
limb CUR Obitipsinbereitung 'u1e neinIGuerz
Ii3en @epfel gu empfe6len; bic lauren
Nepfel. fir ii9 Oerpenpet, ge6en einen gu
lauren, tpenn aud Is6r baltbursn Moft. 4m
beIten nimmt man 8 barte 0aure) Mepfel
unb J iiiBe, o0aig reife 5rii6te. gu oiel
IiiBe Nepfel geben etnen unflaren, ni9t bait:
barren Mpit, aus Mangel an 0er6IGure. Sci
Der @dbrung peripanbelt fi6 Der 3uderitpff
i'm Mpit in Nlfobol, bic &oEIsnIGure riro
ausgeI3ieoen, Die feien 8eitonbtbeiGe I9laz
gen ii6 gu 8oben.
Wfirbfleii4ige8trnen mii1en geernttt l1nb
perarbeitet tperben, bebor lie lire boQe Reife
erlangt BADEN, menn ite einen p;nigermaBen
guten MDit geben folen.
Der aus iogen. Sommerfrii6ten, i'm Sep
TENDER reifenoen 4epfeIn uno 8irnen, qez
tponnene Moit f9medt me6r pber tpsni0er
faoe, lit f9per gu tldren, ba er biel Gipeib<
ftOffe unb Pflun3eni9leim entbGlt, lpes6al6
er auh ni6t lange baltbar lift uno balb Der=
brauht tperben muB; frii9 berbrauGt uber
1T er Elm gute8, augene6mes @etrdnf. Die
Iogen, 6erbfFrii6te, bic i'm Oftober reifen.
Beben ben meiiten uno beften Moit; hen bait
bariten, neil altobolrei6iten Mot Qe6en bic
Wtnterfrii3te, bic erit auf benz 2aqer reifen.
Nd6renb Die 9erbifrii9te am beten ulei9
na6 Der @rnte berarbeitet tperbsn, bu Bel
ibnsn bic 3uderbiIOung I9pn bolfommen
lit uno iie bur6 Q~ufbepa6ren nidt teTIer
tperoen, pObl uber an Saft berlisren, 10
tbun mir gut, Die 0intsrfrii9te glei9 nod
Der @rnte ouf ipiB auGaufenbe Saufen gu
i8utten, um fe i8ipiben gu lafea, Bis fie
na9 eiSem 3eitroume BON 4-6 Boben bic
rt4tige &eife erIangt BADEN, mas man am
@eru6e uno am @si6perben bes 3IeiIdes
ertennt, Oieiss gilt Bpm ben lpGten Sirn=
~fOrten. Die MGrme, pel6e ii6 beim
S6piben beg Sbftes bilbet, bepirft bic
i6nsuers 5ru6treife unb s3uderbilouna, Der
@aft piro f%liiiiiger. Dor 5roit finb bic
Srii9te Our9 geOeden nit Strob gu I9iben.
@er iiber luftige 86ben ober Rammern rer=
fiigt, tbut gut, bas Obit auf oieien gu La
germ, bod ME in aeIern, ba biele meift
bumpf uno feu9t iino.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-08-24
Dorbeuee 9eeen Gas Quswintern oes
Dtnter9etretoes.

Die tpi6tigitsn MaBregeln gegen pas Qus+
tpintern Der MinterIaaten iin0 Oorbeugen5e,
pe[6e gum S6eiIe I9pn Dor Der Sdat eetrpf=
fen nerben mii1en. gs laien ib h;erfur
folgenbe Suuptregeln aufiteQen: DIE WtnteA
runq 1DQ nur na9 elmer 8prfruft folgen,
tpel6e bua Selb geniigenb friib rGEmt, un
3eit gu elmer orbentli4en 8eiteaung gu laiz
fen, unb pel9e ben 8oben nibt aI3u itbr
qelD6ert bat. Nus eBterem 9runbe pfIegen
9adfrii8te nit Riidii6t uuf bic 9ur4tp;ntez
rung feline CUTE 8prfru6t gu geben. Nirh
gu Der Dinterung g~ebiingt, 10 bat btes 10
frii65eitig gu ~erfptgen, baB Der 8Ooen BET Der
@inIaut bereits ii4 boQtommen gtieBt Fat
unb ni9t na9 berIelben Elm Nufquelen, be-
~3ie6ungstpeiie elm Senten bss Sautbettes er=
foIgt. Die lebte Sur9e muB 10 lunge bor
benz Saatgute gegeben tperben, oaB Der Older
gu IeBterer 1einen boQen S6luB errei6t BAT.
6ieruuf lit defenders BEL @riinoiingung 3n
a9ten, BEL pel6er Elm Nnbriiden 0ss 8pbens
NIT I4peren @al5en meifens urbeoingt
nOtbpenbig lit. Sn Gegenben nit ruuben
u1b langen Wintern bdue man mGgli9F nuc
bereits bort erpro6te pinterfeite Sorten an;
min man Sprten aus anberen @egenOen nit
milberem &lima einfiibren, 10 made man
erft einen NnbauOeriu9 auf elmer t~Ieireren
5lG9e.
Sci @ei8en III iebO@ cine
gan3e fpdte Suut rbsr ongeSeig!,
ME cine m%ittelfpdte. Cine Ii9 innerbalb Ter
6terfir bon 8oben unb 8Iima bsb;ngten
Sren3en baltenoe fla6e ltnterbringung ber
Saat lit iotpo6l Bel frii6er pie bei fpd!er
@aat5eit elm pi6tiges Mittel, I'm gegen
Q~usptnterung pibertanOsfdbige Pflun3.n
gu e~r3ielen. $50 bic fir bic Ginfii1rung Der
0riItultur not6penDigen 8prbeoingungtn,
~pOr6anben Itno, lit Die 0riqTaat nit 3iidz
Ii9t uuf bic 0ur9pinterung Der 9rsitiaat
bOr8u3e6en. Sci Der 8reitiaut OOG3iebe man
bic 1nterbringung beg 5omens ni9t nit
PfIug Ober @gge, iOnbern nit tem Gritirz
pator.
Cine rau6s S6erftd9e beg 9dat6ett.s if
ntbt nur fir @ei3en, ionbern aud fir Gogz
gen auf bic 9ur9pinterung bon beItem
@influle. 0a6er bear6ette man n19 gs>
fhebener @infuut bus 5eIb mDgli9t ipenig,
Iaife BEL Oriqiaat Die 9riafur9en unbers
eggt unO brau6e, faGs bic NntpenbunJ elmer
8al3e na4 Der Saat unumgdngIi6 lDt6ig
eri3eint, feline Wdl5e, bic benz SSelos cine
gang 9latte SberFld9e giebt, Cine quite Gnts
tpGferung lit fir @runOitife in iiefer Gage
uno auf unbur4laFenoem llntergruno UNI
umgdngli9 uot6penbig. Sic lit ni6t nur
Our4 Drainage, %fOnbern gGei95eit;g bura
0aRerfurAen gu bepirten. Sn I9neere51en
Gsgenben iinb 3uiippig ftebenbe 5aaten pDr
8inter ub3upeiben OOer gu I9r0pfen, nm
Die 9efabr Oes Gritidens. beaie6ungspsiIe
Sdulers gu berminoern.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-08-24

f0nnen unb 3tpeitens bo8u bienen, biejenigsn,
bic ibreu @obnfib gu Derdnbern tpiini9sn,
gu beranlafen, fi4 iiber bus 3ieI ibrer
Winf9e genau gu informiren, beOor ite ben
pieQei9t perbdngniBbOIen S9ritt tbun.
@roBs@rnten in bieiem Sabre t0unsn fir bus
ud9fte einen tOtalen 5eblf9Iug beoeuten;
Selma unb sefunbbeitli9e 8erbaltniile fpuz
ten .aGIsin maBgebenb fsin.
GnhIi4 g~etotten sic mir nod, me;ner
SreuOe barber NusOrud gu ocrleihen, cab
5rau Marie pepsr ii8 ri4t burd
NOrgeleien bat abf9reden la1en, na9 ME
Dor bic ~8eilage" bur9 Probut.e ibrer Sober
gu berei9ern.
Mtt 9ruB Carl stephan.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-08-24

G9e man Odran gsbt, bus Obft gu ssrtlsi=
nern, foa e gut gepdi6en peroen; gum
3Dede bes 4btrOpfens fdiitte man bdnn Ods
Sbft in Scribe, bod fbaDet es ni4ts, psnn
etipas Wafer ouran 6dngen bleibt, oa bie=
fes bic 3uderbeitanbtbeile unb unOere Stoffc
lOf. Man re9net, baB 100 pfunO Qepfel
Obne @afer3uiab 80 Quart MOit gebsn, oa
fann man aliO bic @r0Be Der gu tudbl.nbeu
SdiIsr bere9nsn uo9 Der Menge Oes gu prr=
urbeitenoen Mpites.
Dor Quem lit groBe Sorsfult auf bic gu
benuBsnoen Suffer gu Derpsnben, man
pGble am liebiten i6pn gebrau4te &utb4
Ooer au3 WeiBpeinfGFer; bic NGnDe iol=
len por Wein, Der eslagert bate, Dur9trdntt
fein, oies nenat nun vtpeingriin" fein, 1e
fpuen tIar, bas 6eiBt ni9t f9immslig, in guz
ter Quft a~ufbspabrt Tein. Die 5Gfer fol=
len, glei3 nu4bsm fe geleert parsn nub
trpden itno, gei6tpefsIt perben; man brennt
S9pefeIftangen barin db, Biz berielbe Gus
Munsel an SauerftofF erlt14t uno fpunbet
oas SUB oann gu. Spdter fpiilt man bo5
SAB, inoem man es gu einem Orittsl NIT to=
9enbem Waffer fiut, einen @Bl0ffel poa
pOtta1@e unb anei GBl0ffel Spbu auTebt,
es bann tpobl cine bulbe 9tunoe lang roat
unb f9nentt, baB ale WGnbe beIpiilt ner=
ben, bann ldBt man bas @afer o~bluufen,
flint nod einmdl to9enbes Waler binein
unb rOqt es tpie borber; nu6bsm man es
entleert bat, fpiitt man NIT taltem @afIer
mad, Biz biefes tlar bleibt, flint bann bus
SAB NIT taltem Wufer ipunbpOu uno ldBt
IS bret Sage gefiiQt liegen, Dies tpieosrbolt
man mod einmal ST bann bas Ddier nod
pr u1tdnbis flar unb rein i9medenb. 10 1T
bas SAP gut uno bruu6bar. Man f4iuefelt
NOD einmul lei9t, B, +, ME tur3 Dor benz
@ebrau4.
Wan mif9t bic lauren un6 iiiben Iepiel
I9on Dor bem 3srma6len, bamit Der Suit gut
bur9einanoer tommt; ie feiner bic &epel 5erz
mulmt peroen, beito mebr Salt 5eben lie.
Der Saft barf untsr feinen umitGnosn nit
MetuQ in 8eribrung tommen, oa er Ionit
ountel pirb. Die gema9lenen 6rii9te nsnnt
man Waii6e; man t9ut bieie in einsn
Maii9bOtti4, ben man fih Our4 Dur4id=
gen zines Weinfafes berftelt, hann preBt
man bic Naii4e unb tbut ben MoIt in 5diz
fer gum 9dbren, Die betm Brehen Su=
riidgebliebenen Sreiter fam man nod einz
NAL preffen; gu Oiefem 3ped ichittst man
etmas Wo1er auf Oteielben (auf 100 Pfunb
Gepfel la Quart, auf 100 pTunO Sir
men 2 Quart Wui1er), arbeitet bus gBaifer
gut nit ben 5reftern Our9 l1no ldBt IS Is
Biz "a @tunoeu 3ugeOedt auf Oenielben
Ite6en, 6amit es aus ben 8srnen uno S1dz
len NOD aromatiI6e 9toffe 5iebt, tpel9e fl1
Ourh ben bel Der 8ergd9runa cntitanoensn
NltO6ol uuFlOien uno baOur9 ben Wtoit
poblf9medenber unb rei9er MAIDEN, als
rpenn Der Saft ipFOrt mad @ermii6ung bes
8ufers nit cen 9reitern gu benz ausgepreBz
ten Moit gegeben pirb.
[96IuB foGgt1
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-08-24
6wetfhenmus.

9a mir 6isTes SSa6r eine 7e5r rei8e
Grnte an 3peti6en BADEN, mO9ten pir Mus
MAIDEN uno bitten Sic um cine ~ba6inoe6enbe
Nnpeiiung.
2ubptg Setfert, @toot Wai9ington.
n ~
Dor alien 9tngen tpmmt es barauf an, bic
3peti9en fir bic Musbereitung mDgli1it
reif unb am 8uume faft tpelt tperDen gu lafz
len, in bieiem 3uitdnbe 3eigen ie ben G04s
item 3udergebalt unb 10 penig SruAtnaIer,
ouB man Elm bo9pertbiges PrObutt erbdlt
unO bic 3ett Der 3ubereitung er6eblib abz
getiir3t pirb. 5uuIige 6rii4te finn, min malt
Elm Mus BON 6D9ten 8oblgeidmad berz
iteQen, au58uIeien; bic 5rii4te finn Dpr benz
@erto4en iorgfdltig ab3umaf4en.
0as ppblf9medenbIt tie Mus er9dlt man,
tpenn bic 3petf9en unentternt 5erto6t tper7
ben, Our4 ben aromatii4en Rern9eI4mad.
Oie 3pet19en nerben unentternt, init lpentg
WuIIer, pel9ss bas Nnbrennen 10 LANCE perz
binbsrt, Bis bic 6rii9te Gaft ge6en, in einrn
blanten &upFerteiieI 8ertO4t, 0as Dart bur4
Elm enges, fairies 9robtiie6, nit tart 5us
Tammsngeaapftem 8retterrano, mittslf zines
Reiiigbeiens aus 2aubbol3 burGgertsben, 10
baB &erns, S9ale unb @tiele 5urud6leifen.
Qusgeiteinte 3petf9en aber 5erto9sn lei4z
ter unO nebmen eiRen geringersn Gdum Elm.
Wiq man It9 barum be 4rbelt bes Ausz
iteinens MAIDEN, 10 3erftompfe man elnen
She'll Der Rerne, brtuge tie in eineR Seutel
aus 2einpanb etc. uno luffe fe nit psrtpz
den uno man brau6t bann auf ben aronla@
tiSden &erngeI9mad nt9t gu per3i4ten,
@ia man sinen qrDBeren ppien Mus her,
iteGen. 10 5erto9t man mebrere SsIel ool
3petifen unb giebt bas Mart, pei9es Der
Sefel ni6t auf einmal aufntmmt, 1pdter, I'M
IerbdltntB bes Ginto9ens, mad utio aa9 gu.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-08-24

-9iingunem nil gifenpttrioG
bebufs 9eiIung Der 8lei@iu6t (@5torpIO.
Der 9flanaen burf nur in quBerorbertli6
flsiner Menge itattfinben, eritens neil nur
Spuren bon Giisn CUR 8ilOung beg Gblprr-
pbpls (8Iattgriins) erfOrberli9 finb; speiz
tens neil bus iiber ben 8sOorf ses:bsns
9udntum i9Gbli9 pirft.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-10-20
EAST PROVIDENCE.

East Providence will undoubtedly
within "A short time have a new post
office, for an inspector from Boston is
expected To visit the town today and
look over the building that Postmaster
Cunningham selected. Following close
ly behind this will be free delivery
service, for this morning the Hon. T..
G. Dubois received n letter from Con-
gresham NJ. c. Bun, stating that the
matter had peen referred to Assistant
Superintendent Heart of the free deliv-
cry service and that official will at
once learn what is wanted in the way
of equipments for the service. Both of
these movements are assured and Will
no doubt be realized before cold wealth
er sets i'm.
At the special meeting of the town
council yesterday afternoon, the follow
ing named supervisors were elected:
District l-Watchemoket, Republicans.
Charles a. Camplin, George NJ. Bliss
and Miles III. Ray; Democrats. Bernard
NJ. Dowd. Lawrence Murphy and
James +. Coyne District 2-Rumford.
Republicans, Richard Roe. Richard lie
Barron Bowen and Frank q. Holt;
Democrats. John McManus, David III.
Miller and Oscar II. Miller District 3
Riverside, Republicans, Frederick w.
Cady, John $. Paine and w ~. Mason:
Democrats, Henry II. Warner. Frank
II. Sweet and Alexander +. Simmons.
Iaselli the Italian who is charged
with killing young Collins, will be given
n hearing i'm the Seventh district court
tomorrow morning
Roger Williams Grange. i. Of H..
will hold an entertainment in their hall
Wednesday evening.
Patrick Nonahan. well Known in the
square, is seriously III.
Water Commissioner Freeborn, who
has been sick for some time, was out
today for the first time.
Frederick G.. Carpenter was elected
tax collector by the town council yes
terday afternoon.
While jeremiah Potts. we'll known
fisherman was hauling in one of his ell
pots, the rope broke, throwing him to
the bottom OF the boat. lie was
found by some young men along shore
They took him TO his home on East
street, where the attending physician
found that one rib had been broken.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-10-20

principal pieces possibly calling forth
a flow of "reminiscences from the Sc
nior officers and any old members of
the regiment who may happen to be
present which cannot fail to have n
peculiar fascination for the interested
civilian guest. In a conspicuous place.
II dining at an infantry mess, will be
seen displayed the colors OF the battal-
ion. In many cases the silk sadly de-
faced and tattered by the storms Of
many continents. the honored emblems
bearing on their folds the record ~
many gallant deeds. well calculated to-
fire the blood of youth to quicken the
slackening pulse of the old.
A selection OF music Is played during
dinner by the band Of the regiment.
the programme concluding with the
regimental march blending into God
Save the Queen" or. In some regi-
ments. Rule Britannia" After the
dessert has been placed on the table.
the wine Is circulated aud. all glasses
being filled. the officer sitting as pres
ident rises from his chair. and. rails
ing his glass. calls out. Mr.. Vice Pres
ident. the Queen" on this all rise.
glasses I'm hand: the young officer sit
ting as vice president gives the toast.
Gentlemen. the Queen" the band.
which has been on the lookout for a
signal from the mess sergeant. crashes
out the national anthem. and the
health of the sovereign. drunk with
enthusiasm. ends the brief ceremony.
the fiow OF chsf. LAUGHTER and couver-
sation. momentarilv interrupted. burst
ing forth afresh.-Harpcrs.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-10-20
PAWTUXET.

A number Of cases OF scarlet fever
have recently made their appearance
and have caused alarm. So far. how
ever, there is no fear of an epidem-
ic The cases are all in the hands of
physicians.
Peter Il. Mitchell, one OF Pawtuxets =
Oldest residents, was buried today from
the home OF his son Edward f. Mitch
ell. Mr. Mitchell was resident of
Pawtuxet for close on a quarter of "A
century. and was highly esteemed
Volunteer fire company, No. I. has
decided TO hold % fair next year and
have appointed committee with q. l..
Marshall. chairman, To devise ways
and means.
The teachers of the Pawtuxet Bap-
tist Sunday school will meet tomorrow
evening at the home of Miss Bessie A.
Williams to discuss the lesson for
Sunday. and TO devise the best meth
DDS OF cooperation between church and
school The meetings will be held
weekly under the direction of the pas
tor. Rev Mr.. Hutchins.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-10-20
PAWTUxET VALLEY.

The Philomathian society held an in
teresting meeting at the residence of
Mrs. Joseph Law1on this afternoon.
Miss Phebe Smith is seriously III at
the residence OF Mr.. George b. Brad
ford at Phenix.
A gang OF men i'm the employ of the
Pawtuxet Valley Water company is at
work changing the pipe and position OF
the hydrant at the junction OF High
and Main streets at Phenix, and as the
result the patrons of the company i'm
the vicinity have been without water
for two days. and the neighborho.d q is
entirely unprotected i'm case of fire.
The funeral of George L. Sprague. a
member of the First X. |. V. who died
in the hospital at Philadelphia last
Monday. was solemnized from the
knotty Oak church at Washington to-
day. Rev. f. II. Adams officiating. The
funeral was attended by number OF
the members of the regiment, who are
home on furloughs. and three voleys
were fired over the grave I'm the ceme-
terry. near the church. by his comrades.
Mrs. John Il. NORM is seriously Ill at
her home in Lippitt.
a horse belonging to George Whitten
of Olneyville became frightened at Pip
pitt last evening and ran down the
street towards Riverpoint When Mr..
Whitten saw that he could not control
him he guided him into the coal dump.
near the CLYDE depot. where he fell
breaking both shafts. Mr. Whitten es-
capped with a few bruises.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-10-20
EAST GREENWICH.

One of the most aristocratic as well
as the most impressive of wedding GER
emonies that has taken place in East
Greenwich for several seasons was cell
ebrated at st. Luke's church last even
ing. A year ago last summer Mr.. Rich
ard Osmun OF Chicago was a guest at
the Hotel Updike. Ii was while here
that he met Miss Phebe Chace and a
strong attachment was formed for one
another and they became engaged. For
long days the event has been eagerly
looked forward 10 and the most extern
sive preparations made for the happy
event. Although marred by the weather
the interest never wavered. Awnings
were erected at the entrance OF Miss
Lawton's residence on Main street and
also at the entrance to the church.
At 1880 the bridal procession march
ed i'm to the strains of the wedding
march played by Miss Palmer. First
came the ushers, Mr.. Charles Alliger
New York city; Mr.. Richard Alliger
New York city: Mr.. William Chandler.
Warwick; Mr.. Howard f. Browning,
Warwick; Mr.. Edward Tilley Mr.. Will
liam Lewis. Mr.. s. w. *. Allen. Jr..
East Greenwich. These were followed
by the maid OF honor Miss Annie Il.
Bryant of Springfield. Mass. and the
bridesmaids Miss Maufe- Collins. Miss
Grace Howland, Miss Magdeline
knight, East Greenwich and Miss AL
lice Winnifred Sabine, daughter of DR.
r. w. Sabine OF New York city Then
came the slender and slight figure of
the bride, Miss Phebe Lawton Chace
upon the arm of Mr.. Thomas A. Pierce
AS the procession marched slowly IN
the broad oise Of the church the guests
arose in their seats. The bride was met
at the altar by the groom, Mr.. Richard
Alliger Osmun. ana the best man. Mr.
Robert McCready. Then followed the
short but impressive Episcopal cere-
mcny performed by Rev. +. " Whit
rector of the church. The bride
was given away hv her aunt Miss
Phebe j. Lawton. After being proclaim
ed man and wife the procession again
formed and marched out Of the ohu~ch.
The bride wore "A costume of white
saiin trimmed with duchess lace.
tulle veil fastened with n tiara of 7
orange blossoms. She carried in her /
hand an ivory PRAYER book and wore /
the grooms present. q sunburst Of 4
nearIs ana diamonds. Miss Phebe 7.
Lawton. who gave the bride away wore /
white satin t~irnmed with rare old /
point lace. which is on heirloom Of the /
family. nompons IN her hair and dia- /
monds. The maid Of honor and brides
mai's wore gowns Of green silk and |
muslin and carried bouuucts Of asnar-
aeus ar' white chrysanthcmums with
white ribbon.
\ wedding recention was tanderel at
MISS pWton'S ro~'dence on Main street
after tho cerow~"v at which society
was given an abundant chance 10 make
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-10-20
RIVERSIDE.

Ex-Councilman Ira T.. Goff had an
experience the other day. which was
rather novel. He had noticed for some
time that some of the keys on his pi-
ano kept dropping down, so he called
in "A piano repairer to see what the
cause was. When the repairer opened
the instrument he found that a family
of mice had eaten off the felt on the
hammers ON further search the nest
was found and i'm the bottom of the
nest was a Sunday school verse card
bearing the words Rejoice Evermore."
The mice had eaten off the edges of the
card TO make IL fit better, but the words
thev did not touch.
While leaning out of an open window
in Grube's BLOCK yesterday, oliver Mum
roe was struck on the back of the neck
by the lower sash. which fell owing To
a defective catch. He was so complete
~ pinned down that he had to call for
help.
Frank White is building at his ship
yard large oyster dredger. Work on
the craft is being pushed so that by
early spring she will be completed.
Riverside Lodge. *. of p, No. q, held
its regular weekly meeting last even
ing. No especially important business
was transacted.
Burnside Council. No. 3, received two
proposals for membership at Tuesday
evenings meeting.
George Lamb while at work i'm 6 A.
Weeden's tewelry factory on Cypress
street, had the tip OF the forefinger on
the left hand cut off i'm a drop press
yesterday afternoon. He was taken to
a Doctors office. where the wound was
dressed.
While driving to the city yesterday a
large bough was thrown directly i'm
front OF MIR. James H. Munroe's horse
by the high wind. The horse took fright
and began backing. cramping the wheel
until II collapsed. Mr.. Munroe soon had
the animal under control and prevented
further damage.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-10-20
WARREN.

\ number of members Of Amity lodge
No. Of this town visited United Bro
Tiers lodge OF Bristol last evening.
The visit was a very pleasant one on
account ~ the official visit OF the
grand officers Of Rhode Island. After
the meeting. they partook Of very
fine collation..
Since the opening Of the fan term Of
the public schools there has been an
increase I'm the attendance at the Baker
street primary and Baker street un-
graded schools.
MIR. Cyrus Peabody. who has been
spending the summer at onset BAY. has
returned Co his home for the winter.
Rev. \. T.. Carpenter ~ 50. Marks
church. who has been absent I'm Wash
ington. ID. G.. attending the Episcopal
convention for the past week. has de-
cided to be absent for one more week
Tho many friends In this town Of
John +. Carr. who is a native OF War
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-10-20
CRANSTON.

Mrs. Matthews of Park avenue, for
merly resident of Knightsville. has
applied to Superintendent Almy for
permission for her son, Peter To attend
the school at Knightsville instead of
Spragueville. She was Informed that
she must bring the case before the
school committee. at the next general
meeting, before her request could be
grantedit being the policy of the school
committee To compel all children To at
tend the school i'm the district In which
they reside. In support of her plea Mrs
Matthews quoted several eases IN the
town. where children are not attending
the district school which cases Mr..
Amy promised to Immediately invest
igate.
Mrs. o'Neil, a familiar figure I'm
Cranston. has rem owed To Providence
The following real estate conveyances
are recorded at the town clerks office:
Jas. j. Newman to Geo. II Champlin
lot on VIM. II. Dyer plat.
Frederick Thoene TO Ellen NJ. Thoene
lot on Aliens avenue; also lot on Oak
lawn plat.
VIM. c. Greene TO Arthur johnson
lot l66 Partition plat.
Henry Marsh To Geo. T.. Hussey lot
20 on Replat of John n. Bartlett land.
Charles Il. ". Vanstom and wife to
VIM. Quinton and wife lots A. and as
Bay View.
Loretta o. Fiske To Henry c. Gesford
and others undivided one half part lot
in cranston containing 75 acres
John NJ. Dean To John A. Straight
two lots on Meshanticut Park plat No.
;.
old Colony Cooperative Bank to Myra
Smith lot h7i. West Arlington.
Robert Anezine To John A. Straight
two lots on Meshanticut Park
The contract for the printing Of the
town taX book has been awarded To
Messrs. Whttemore q Colburn. the low
est bidders. They will he ready about
the nnid"le of next month
Workmen are engaged making repairs
on Crawford street