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The times., 1898-02-17
NEVADA LOST AFTER ALL
The Skaguay Steamer Went Down
in the Gale.
An Eyewitness Says There Was a
Loud Report and Then the YES
sci Disappeared.

Seattle. Wash, Feb. 1e.-At the office
OF the steamer Clara Nevada all hopes Of
her safety have, been abandoned and $50
passengers, who had engaged passage for
her return trip north. have received
their passage money.
George Peck. of Seward City, Alaska
was an eyewitness of the explosion. He
was standing on the beach when he saw
the steamer battling with the gale. There
was sudden fash burst OF fame with
a loud report, and the disappearance of
the vessel
The owners of the vessel say there
We're twenty-five passengers and crew
of twenty-eight men The names cannot
be asccrtained until they are received
from the agent at skaguay
The steamer Rustler, of Juneau. has
been out in search of survivors
The times., 1898-02-17
SINKS In A FIERCE GALE
The Erickson Goes Down in the
Delaware River.
One Member of the Crew of Eighty
Men l. DiowHed-Tugs 10
;he Rescue

Wilmington, Del. Feb. 16. - The big
steamship Erickson, OF the Erickson
Steamship Line. bound from Baltimore to
Philadelphia. was sunk in the Delaware
river off the Edgemoor light, just about
daylight this morning
There was a crew OF eighty men ON
board. One man was drowned
The tugs Laura 3. Jansen and Tauris
came to the rescue of the vessel The
crew was landed and taken 10 PhiIadel-
phia.
The vessel is now lying in eight rathoms
of water.
The steamship was caught in fierce
gale and was sunk so quickly that none
Of the crew had more than time to escape
with his life.
The times., 1898-02-17
TYLER SENDS A MESSAGE
A Special Communication TO the
Virginia Legislature.
In View of Its FaiIure to Ectiucs
State Expenses, He Recon-
mends II Commission

Richmond. Va. Feb. Ex-Governor Ty-
Ter. sharing the general belief that the
legislature in the remaining limited time
of the session viii accomplish nothing in
the way of retrenchment. sent message
to the general assembly today. suggesting
the appointment of a non-partisan com
mission of small size to consider the
whole question ad interim and report to
the next session or special session.
He says he fears the vote for a con-
stitutional convention might not succeed
and that If 1t were called it might be con-
trolled by an element that would use il
for other purposes than the one intended.
The times., 1898-02-17
TeIegraphic BreyitieS.

Pittsburg, Feb. 16.-The Eastern ex-
press on the Pittsburg and Fort Wayne
Railroad struck and instantly killed three
men tonight. They were William Ryan.
of Leetonia. o.: John Hefferle and Robert
Lawrence. OF Salem. o. They were run
ming along the track waiting for a chance
TO jump on the freight and were struck
by the eastern express coming into Al
legheny.
Trenton. y. j.. Feb. 15.-CIarence Doyle.
nineteen years old, who last November
with an aX Drained Amos Haviland OF
Windsor. near this city. was sentenced
to ten years and three months imprisoH-
ment today. He was convicted of murder
in the second degree. and Il sentence OF
ten years is the minimum penalty.
The times., 1898-02-17
MONEY FOR DEsoIATE cuBAss.
Funds Sent To Sagna la Grand for
Immediate. Relief 9.7tD-t.=.

The National Relief Association for Gu
ba, the headquarters of which are in this
city, at a meeting held On Monday at the
residence of Mrs. ]. c. Burrows, presi-
dent, decided to send at once the sum of
SlS0 to Mr.. Barker the American consul
at Sagua la Grande, for the relief Of suf-
fering Cubans In that district. This was
done on account of the fact that the re-
moteness of the port from Havana would
delay receipts from the general fund un-
til all nearer ports We're supplied. The
money was dispatched yesterday by draft
on New York. All further contributions
Of money medical supplies will be i'm
mediately acknowledged by Mrs. Kilvert.
the corresponding and financial secretary
of the relief association. ..
The times., 1898-02-17
TRIAL OF THE DEPUTIES.
Samuel GOmpers Declines to Nee
the Presiding .Judya

Samuel Gompers Declines to Meet
the Presiding Judge
Wilkesbarre, Pa. Feb. 16.-Wltnesses
in the trial of Sheriff Martin and his
deputies today gave similar evidence to
that heretofore presented. One of
them, Frank Fordish, testified that he
had received load of buckshot in the
back as he was running away and
showed his scars to the jury.
A feature Of the proceedings before
the court opened was the declination
of Samuel Gompers to be introduced to
the judge by District Attorney Martin.
Mr.. Gompers based his refusal on the
ground that the judges decisions dur
ing the trial had been unfair and unjust
and altogether in favor of the defend
ants,
The times., 1898-02-17
A New Telephone Bill.

terday authorizing the Automatic Tele-
phone Exchange Company fLimitedD to
construct, maintain and operate Il tele-
phone exchange in the District
Mr.. German offered in the Senate yes
terday amendment to the District ap-
propri3tion bill 1t provides that the
Commissioners be authorized to condemn
the land necessary for the extension of
New Hampshire avenue to the west line
of Brightwood avenue at it's intersection
with Rock Creek road. Fifty thousand
dollars is appropriated for the purpose.
The times., 1898-02-17
DIED

PIERRE-on Wednesday. February 16
1898. at 4:45 p. IN. after short and
painful Illness, SAMUEL, the beloved hus-
band OF Mary +. Pierre. in the fift ninth
year of his age
Funeral VIII take place from the Nine
teenth Street Baptist Church. Friday.
February :. at 3 o clock p- IN Relatives
and friends are respectfully invited tu at
tend. 1t
REDD On Wednesday. February I6.
1898. at 4.10 p. a.. THADDEUS T..
REDO, of Prince George county. Md.
Funeral from Bells Church. Friday
February lS, at = p. III. IL
ALEX8NDER-Un on MOnsfa rTloTnin r z eh-
ruaTy I, 1898, Mt his late reSideuce. 1917
Thirtieth street northwest. COLUMBUS
ALENAED f.R-
Funeral from his late residence. on
Thursday. February II, at $40 a. m;
thence TO Holy Trinity Church. where
solemn requiem mass will be said. ReIa-
tres ans. friends invited to attend. Eel 5-3t
The times., 1898-02-17

Bedford We're operated last year with
a loss of 81, 900 and Andrew G. Pierce.
president of the Manufacturers Associa-
ton. testified that the cut-down was COM
PEELED by the condition of business.
MIR. Pierce attributed much of the
mills embarrassment TO restrictive labor
legislation. The mill men all declared
in favor of uniform hours of labor.
The times., 1898-02-17

Germany refuses TO receive Aneri-
can fruit because they say it is M
healthy. DR.. Henry's Blood Tea has
never been refused because IT cures
Kidney, Liver and Bladder Troubles.
A positive cure for Constipation. At
drug stores S-25 cents.
The times., 1898-02-17
INVESTIGATING THE STRIKE.
Operators Testify as to Business
Conditions i'm New Ra6ford

New Bedford. Mass, Feb. 1s-The legis-
lative committee on labor concluded its
strike investigation here today. and will
begin It's work in Fab River on Thursday
The sessions today We're animated.
Several hundred operatives crowded ODD
Fellows Hall and chaffed the manu-
facturers who testified. The committee
was unable TO restrain the strikers and
frequently the session was thrown into
disorder.
Joseph F. Knowles of the Acushnet
mill. declared that the cloth mills of New
The times., 1898-02-17
WILLIAM SINGS.
Rome May Burn Hereafter; Only
the Maine Burns Now.

There WIS a little musicale at the White
House last night. Vice President and
Mrs. Hobart and Secretary and Mrs.
Griggs took dinner with the President
and Mrs. Mckinley. and remained after
wards for three hours. There was sing
ing and instrumental music. The teIe-
gram from Consul General Lee came dur
ing the pleasantries.
The times., 1898-02-17
LANcAsrER.s CLOSE ELECTION.
Two Candidates for the MayoraIty
Claim the Popular Verdict

Lancaster. Pa. Feb. 16.-There are two
mayors-elect ia Lancaster tonight ac-
cording to the claims of the respective
partisans, and it will take the decision of
the court tomorrow, when the return
judges meet, to decide who is really elect
ed.
Simon Shissler, the Democratic candi-
date for mayor. says he is elected by six
majority in a total poll of something
close to 5000 votes. Samuel NJ Myers
the Republican candidate, thinks he has
a majority of two votes.
The times., 1898-02-17
TENDER THEIR SERVICES.
The Steam Engineers Ready to
Fight for Their Country.

ut 81 itAhl FE-1netfs READY TO
Fight for Their Country
The members Of local uuicn. No. II. of
the National Steam Engineers. at IA
largely attended meeting held on Tues
day night, rendered their services TO the
United States in case of trouble with
Spain After a discussion of the subject.
the sentiment of the members was eX-
pressed in the following resolutions:
Whereas IL appears that a crisis is
at hand between this country and Spain,
and
Whereas most of the members of this
union have had from six To nirie years
service as engineers in the United States
Navy and in other branches of the Gov
ernment service, therefore, be it
Resolved. That we tender our services
to the Hon. John ID. Long. Secretary of
the United States Navy, and hold our
selves ready 10 respond whenever. called
upon for active service.
The times., 1898-02-17
Mr.. Gladstone.s ,Henlth.

Cannes, Feb. 1s.-Ntr. Gladstone and the
members of his family who accompanied
him here, started for England this even:
ing The party will stay at Calais. if
necessary. to wait for favorable weather
for crossing the channel. They will I'd
from Calais to Bournemopth. Mr.. Glad
stone is still suffering, but his pain is
less intense. He appears to have aged
considerably during his two months visit
here.
The times., 1898-02-17
MRS. sLoAN's PURCHASE.
She Is Now Sole Owner of the Van
derhilt Mansion.

Ut hffsTVH
New York, Feb. 16.--Mrs. w. D.
Sloane has purchased from her sister,
Mrs. Elliott F. Shepard, her half of
the more northerly of the two Wander
hilt mansions on Fifth avenue. No. 2
West F'ifty-second street Mrs. Sloane
is already the owner of the other half
and these two divisions of the build
ing are so constructed as to require no
special alteration in the dividing par
tition to convert them into a single
residence.
The combined cost of building the
houses in 1880 was about 81, ,0G0. COO The
selling price in the present transaction
is not made public. Mrs. Shepard in
tends to spend the most Of her time
in future at her country home at Scar
borough. q =
The times., 1898-02-17
Both Fern and Mangrove There.

The following message was received
last night at the Navy Department:
''Fern-Nangrove. SIGSBEE."
The Navy Department explains that
this means that the Key West light
house boat Mangroye. which was order
ed to proceed To Havana at 3 o clock
yesterday morning, and the supply boat
Fern, which was ordered TO proceed to
Havana at , o'clock yesterday morn
ing, have arrived at that port
The times., 1898-02-17
Bernhardt Under the Knife.

Paris. Feb. 1G.-Mme. Sara Bernhardt.
the actress, to-day underwent surgic-
al operation for the removal of a fibroid
growth which has for some time past
caused her much pain. The operation
was entirely successful.
The times., 1898-02-17
WRECK oF A FRENCH STEAMER.
Nearly II Hundr Persons Drowned
OFF the Canary Islands

Paris Feb. 1.-THE French steamer
Flachat. from Marseilles for Colon, has
been wrecked off Tenereffe. one of tho
Canary Islands Nearly one hundred per-
sons perished.
The times., 1898-02-17
Maine Survivors Leave Havana.

Shortly after o'clock last night the
Navy Department received the following
message from Havana:
Have sent everyone except nine Of
ficers, one private one g4lnner's mate
and twenty-five seriously wounded to
Key West by the oliyette.
"sIGsBEE.
The Olivette. which left for Key West
with the crew. is one of the Watd line
steamers plying between Tampd' and
Havana.
The times., 1898-02-17
FLAGS AT HALF MAST,
The President Issues an Order for
Official Mou rning

Late last night the President gave out
the following:
The President has ordered that tomor-
row and until further notice the flags at
all navy yards and on naval vessels. at
posts. army headquarters. and on all pub
lie buildings shall be half-masted"
The times., 1898-02-17
Arouses Anti-slanish Feeling.

Syracuse. y. Y, Feb. 1s.-IntelHgence
of the Names destruction has aroused
deep anti-Spanish feeling in all this re-
gion
The times., 1898-02-17
CATHOLIC UNION DINNER.
Cardinal Gibbons and Other Church
Dignitaries Make Speeches


Boston, Feb. 16.-Severai prominent &C.
clesiastics addressed the twenty-fifth an
niversary dihner of the Catholic Union of
Boston at the Hotel NendOme tonight.
Cardinal Gibbons. of Baltimore, was the
principal speaker. and responded TO the
sentiment: THE Catholic Church in the
United States; What is Most Needed TO
Advance Her Interests in the Country
Archbishop Martinelli, the apostolic
delegate, spoke briefly and informally.
The times., 1898-02-17

Gratis was much larger. as that party
had stayed To hear the debate on the
bankruptcy bill.
The times., 1898-02-17
Charges Low aud Medicines Furnished.

Daily office Hours 10 a. m. To ) D. m
Monday, Wednesday,, Thursday and Salur
ady, y 10 8 p. m.; sunday, . to II m.
CONFIDENTIAL FREE
The times., 1898-02-17
NAMES OF THE SAVED.
Complete List of the Maiae's Sur
yiyOrs

-.
The following officers and men wer
saved from the Maine:
Captain c. ID. SIGSBEE.
1t Comdr r. WAINWRIGHT.
Lit G. F. w. HOLMAN.
1t. j. HOOD.
1t. c. W. JUNGEN.
1t. G. P. BLOW.
Surg. S. c. HENEBERGER.
Paymaster c. NJ RAY.
Oh. Eng c. P. HOWELL.
Lit. ]. J. BLANDON.
Chaplain j. p. CHIDWICK.
Passed Asst Eng. f. c. BOWERS.
Lit. Marines a. CATLIN.
Asst. Eng. ]. r. MORRIS.
Nav. Cadet J. H HOLDEN.
Nav. Cadet w. T. CLUVERIUS
Nav Cadet r. BRONSON.
Nav. Cadet p. WASHINGTON.
Nav. Cadet A. CRENSHAW,
Nav. Cadet J. T. BOYD.
Boatswain F. e. LARKIN,
Gunner J. HILL.
The times., 1898-02-17
Eye Wrongs i?$ #isii;s E :; ;s;;:
1910 T. st
=" III STAR LAUNDRY DOES
TIT GOOD WORK.
$50 O. ST. ". ".
UNDERTAKERS.

j. VILLA NJ LEE.
USDERT kER,
332 PA. Ave N W.
Tirst-Class service, Phone, 1885.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-03-18

SALE.


BY virtue Of an execution No. l7162 issued
from The District Court OF the 9th judioiai
District, holden ut Providence within and Tor
the County OF Providenes on the 9th day OF
March A. ID. 1898. md Judgment WAS renaered
on the 24th day OF February A. ID. lsgs whore
in Edw ard 3. Bsbbitt Of The town and county
OF Bristol in said state Is .plainiin and Noeh
C.. Arnold and Matte X. Arnold OF said Provi
dsnce County and state. and Eugene Wilson
OF East Providence, County OF Providence IL
the d.fendants.
viii be sold at public auction ON Saturday.
March 10, A. d., 1895, at II o'clock noon at tie
saissroom of Morris b. Deming, No. I'll kddy
street city of Providence All the right, lie
and interest. the within named defendants
had ct the time of attachment hy ne on IN O.
ORIGINAL writ in the suit In which the ar",e
described execution was obtsined, via, ian
uary 22, A. d., $685. at il o'clock and 80 mi
utes A. n. in the city Of Providence, certain
personal property. viz.
one large iTufts) soda fountain; one copper
(hot water) tank.
Levied on this 5th day Of March A. D.,
1898, at 10 oclock and 30 minutes A. M. and
will be sold 20 satisfy said execution.
ENJAMIN u. CHILD. Deputy sherin.
ma-lQt
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-03-18
WARREN.

At the annual meeting o. the Female Mil
Society connected with the Baptist Church
he'd at the home Of Miss Abnio Martin on
North Main street. tho e. lowing officers
were elected: Pr sident Mrs. Nathan Goff I;
vice pres dent. Mrs. LYDIA Cutter; collector.
Mis-, Ab"ie Martin. The society was organ
lied in isUs a d celebrated IT'S Goth nnniver.
~ ~ it, Is meeting. IL wus the second
mite society connected with the Baptist
ChurcA or yanized Ia the country.
The annual meeting OF the Educational So
coioty o. ucctcd with the church was held the
same eveling after the adjournment of the
mite society and the same officers were
elc ted.
Father Owens q Fall River lectured on the
fe OF 81. Patrick at ~. Mpry's Institute
last evening: a musical and literary enter.
tainment was slso given.
Rev. Fred n Cole preached st ST. Marks
Church, Wednesday evening.
new front j. being laced in the Warren
Rank huilding at the corner " Main and
Markei streets.
FEtensive improvements are tcing mace 70
the residence o. Mrs. Lydia Colien on state
street.
Mrs. Frank Carr Of Providence and MIR.
Sarah Negus of New Bedford are the guests 81
Mr.. Charles W Greene.
Mrs Alfred barker Of Providence il the
guest of her parents. Cornelius Fuller and
wife.
Nrs Alice @. Merritt of Newport 1. the
gue-t a Ais George 4. Greene. Jr.
Alice bsalah ,hsbrell infant child of Leon
OhsppelL died this week Of bronchitis.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-03-18
BRISTOL.

An alarm Of fire was sent. in mt midnight
from Districti. The blaze was In lot OF dry
grass on the land OF Henry NJ. Gibson ON
Bristol Neck caused by sparks from the en-
gtde OF the midnight train. The freinen
were prompt as usual. but neighbors near by
repaired 10 the scene and extiuguished the
firo. new dwelling house. .unoccupied, was sit
uated on the lot and came near being consumed
and would have been but for the efforts of
Alexander Faes, Nathaniel Fales and
Alvin Cole.
The board Of canvassers will be In session
on April and 2 in the afternoon to canvass
the voting list for the annual election
The entertainment given by the Women s
Auxiliary of the ST. Mary's T. A. Society
last evening at the opera house entitled,
sP 20 Redemption" was largely attended.
Tho Bristol Choral Unior held y rehearsal
last evening at st. Michael Chapel with fun
ATTENDANCE.
Mrs. John Bagshaw, who has bcen srending
the !. i'm. er wi h her daughter. NJ $. howland,
returned .nis ..orning to Grand Rapids,
Michigan.
Mr.. Charles Hamu Al e-~uloyed by ho town
In earring stnr , I w'h a scyese cident
yesterday. A large stone ell on nis foot and
crushed IL b
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-03-18
THEY RIDICULE IT.
MANY PEOPLE RIpIcUlE THE IDEA OF
AMABsolUTE CURE FOR pYspep-
STA AND STOMACH TROUBLES.
Ridicule. However. is Not Argument
and Facts Are stubborn Things.

Ridicule, However. is Not Argument
and Facts Are stubborn Things.
Stom ach troubles are so common and
In many cssrs so obstinnts to cure that
people are apt to look with suspicion cn
any remedy claiming to be q radical.
permanent cure for dysDopsis and indi
gesiion. Many such pride themselves on
never icing humbugged, especially on
medicines.
This fear OF being huu buqged may be
carried toJ far: so far, in fact, thnt
manv persons safer for years VITA weak
digestion, rather than risk "a litt time
aud mosey i'm faithfully & sti x tie
claims OF a PREPARATION 80 7. liitls ard
TARIFFS.
Now, Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets
are vastly different Ia ons import
ant respect fIom ORD nary pro.
pfietary nedicln,s for the reas n
that they are not a secret patsnt msui-
cine; no secrft Is made OF their insredi.
ems. but analysis shows them 20 contain
the natural uig' sti,e ferments pure
esrpfic pepsin, the digestive hcids. 20 de %
seal his aLth, hydrasi is anu nux They
are rot cathhrtic, nsithcr DO tbsy at
Dow rfslls on sIy orsan. but thy cure
inIicc ton on the COMMON sense plan OF
dig sting tie food eaten prom pity, thor.
oughIy tciors IL has time tn i.rnent
sour and G .uss the miss hief. This In the
on'y secret of thtir suctees.
Catsnrtc PILLS never have and never
car cure INDIGESTION and SION ach trou.
bhs because they vct entirely upon the
towels, whereas tie whole trouble Ia
really In tie 80 nc1.
ttssrt's Dysp psia isblsis, takon after
meals cifcss T. @ fcoj. That is all there
IL TO it. FOOD rot cigested or half ui.
esstef IL 1oison, ~ IL creates gas. tcii.
ity. hesuaohss. Inlpitsfion OF the heart,
loss Of nesb and appetit' ana many other
tfoubies which Nv often csllel ~ some
other name.
They are soid by druggists everywhers
at 81 cents per package. ADDRESS stuart
To-, farsbsli, Aicn. for f0ok on s'oin.
ssa siwases or nsk yeur druggist for It,
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-03-18
EAST PROVIDENCE.

Last evening an excellent concert was given
in the town hall by the children of the sacred
Heart Church, under the direction OF Miss
Elizabeth Harrington, musical director of the
junior choir of the church, assisted BY Miss
Mary K. Lynn, and pupils. The program con-
sisted OF an opcrettn, entitled, "Queen Flora's
Day Dream" and an operetta. 'Red Riding
Hoods Rescue" There was very large at
tendance.
The funeral of Thomas Egan, who was
drowned in New York harbor last month,
took place this morning Mt $50 o'clock from
the residence OF his sister. Mrs. John Mullen,
on Warren avenue. Al o'clock the remains
were conveyed TO the church of the Sacred
Heart, where solemn high mass was ccle-
brsted by Rev. FIR. Haney. There were very
many friends ana relatives in attendance in
cluding number Of tho watchemolet Fire
Company of which organization he was n
great friend. large and beautiful floral
tribute was sent by the company. The bearers
were Frank II. Luby. John Il. Gesren, James
Fox, Ropert Mckee, Joseph Gardner. Bernard
McCahey. The remains were buried at st.
Frsncis Cemetery.
The three youthful robbers. who entered
the store Of Elas Carpenter last Sunday
evening, and who sudt enly disappeared after
the deed had Teen DONE huve been arrested
in Rutland, Worcester county, Mass, where
the Gardner hoy has relatives. The three
boys visited that tlace and word was nj once
sent 20 the Gardner hoyS father 10 know
what should be conc with item, they were re-
qucsted TO hold thera, consequently they were
arrested by Deputy Sheriff Merritt of thst
place and now await ,riers from here. Up
TO 10 o'clock no arrangements had heen made
TO bring them To- East Providence. though trey
will With, ut doubt b. brought in due time
Chief Of Police Adams il confined 60 his house
with the giip, and Sergeant Adams was &C.
cupied with very importsnt bue1ness this
morning. The Worcester county officer may
lie insiuc ed 10 bnbg them here. bur they
will not he likely To- arrive today, at any rae
not before night. IL Is un crstood that no
objections viii bs made TO their oxtradition.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-03-18

a wheeman's s tool bag isn't compIets
without "a Lottle of Dr. thomas Eclectt il
Oil Heals cuts, bruises stinss sprains
Monafch ever pain.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-03-18

women love a cleor, healthy com
pleI o.. Pare blooi makes IL. Burdocs
Blood Bitters makes pure blood.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-03-18

Itchiress of TIC skin. horrible plague.
Nntt everybody afiiictei ote way cor AN.
other. Ony one SAFE neyec failing cure-
Dosnis Ointment AT any drug store. Nv
eanfA
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-03-18
SHERIFF'S SALE.

BY virtue OF an execution, No. 1909, issue |
froa, the district Court of the sixth Judicial
District holden NJ Providence, within and for
said district, on the 3lst day of January, AID.
said court against Helen Curran, executio )
dated Fepruar. 9, 1893, and returnable TO saii
court MAY G. 1898. will be- sold at Public Auc-
tion on MONDAY. the .lst day of March, A.
ID. 1885, ~ IL o'clock noon, Ut my office In No.
Irons Block, Olneyvllle, Johnston, In said
comfy, one Hartford bicycle, No. 2h537
Levied on this 9th day cf March, A. ID. ISIS.
at o'clock y. m. and will be sold to satisfy
said execution II sufficient.
JOHN Il. RABBITT,
mrl0.9t Deputy Sheriff.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-03-18

Every family should have it's houschoia
meai,ine olest AMI the first bottle in II
thonld &c Dr. Wool,s Norway Pine
syrup. natures remedy for coughs snd
colds
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-03-18
Savings Bank Suspenis.

Sioux City, Ia, March 1.-THE Home
Savings bank has closet i's ooors. AS
sets. Si00, 600; liabilities $50, coo.