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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-02-08
PAWTUXET VALLEY.

Col. Amasa Spregue, sheriff OF Kent county
is seriously i'll at his homo near Apponaug.
The funeral OF Mrs. Fannie II. Eddy, who
died suddenly Mt her home in oaklawn last
Saturday. was held at her late residence TO.
day, the services being private.
Eliodore Bibeault, who was run into by an
electric car and thrown from his carriage
while driving out OF his yard at Arctic Centre
last December, has commenced n suit against
the electric railway company, placing his
damages at $1,000.
The Phenx Epworth League hold its
monthly literary meeting at the resiucnce Of
G. T. Briggs last evening, the subject of the
evening being Washington Irving.
A horse driven by Henry Tiotson became
frightened at the ears near Wcstcott last even
ing and in spite Of the efforts Of his driver to
control him, ran down the road towards Appo.
naug. When near the residence Of Raymond
whipple, the slcigh was capsized and Mr. Til
lotson and his wife were thrown out, but for
tunatcy both escaped serious injury. Mr..
Tillotson held 10 the roins and ran tho horse
into fence and stopped him.
The Riverpont hand engine company held
its regular meeting and election OF officers in
Pioneer hall at Clyde last evening and nearly
n complete set Of new officers was elected, a.
follows: Foreman, Henry McKHnnn; first as
sistant Charles,h. Remington: second assist.
ant, Herbert whitman; itisident, John J
Smith; vice president Chorlss Ellis recording
secretary, Andrew j. McCusker: financial sec
retary, Milliam VI. Naylor; treasurer, Orin l..
X. Huldridge directtrs, John smith William
Bergin. James Brennan, Thomas Fitzsimmons,
George Quinlan janitor, Joseph Hit.
The roof of the large sued Mt the Gaddis
boitling shop on Main street AT Arctic Centre
collapsed from the weight o: the snow last
night
Robert Levalley, in company with lady,
was driving suirited horse through Arctic
last evening when the sleigh ,trucK one OF
the piles OF snow and was capsized, throwing
both Of the occupants out un the car track.
MIR. Lovallcy escaped with few bruises hut
the lady was badly cot apout the hands and
face. al q horse ran down the street to Lip
pnt. where he was captured by Moses Clarke.
The sleigh was complete wreck.
The residents OF Jericho are very much OK.
or,'iseu on account OF The noise adc by the
rolling OF balls in n bowling alley rorontly
opened nj the junction of Main and Quidneck
streets Rni IL IL probable that the place will
be complained ot a. n nuisance.
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WARREN.

Mr.. George Monroe is confined to his resi-
aence on Metacom avenue by iiineFs.
There are but six local telephones in work
ing order, and there IS no connection with any
outside place. Ii is thought that the connec-
tion with Providence cannot be made for ten
days Telegraph service has been restored TO
Bristol and Fall River. bat not TO Providence.
Masters Whitney and Harold Bliss,with Will
bur Sanford, gave sleigh ride % large
number of their young friends yesterday.
The Warren Athletic Club held a business
meeting in their hall in Peabody's Block last
evening
TIE Warren Artillery held a well attended
drill meeting Monday evening under the di-
rection Of Capt. Coyle.
A nre occurred at $3.50 o'clock Monday
morning in "A largo ope-storv wooden build
ing situated on the north of joyce street, OPP
posite the new depot. The building was owned
and occupied by William Parkinson as an cat
ing saloon. Mrs. Shay, at Goff Hotel. was the
first to discover the fire, which was bursting
from the roof when first seen. An alarm was
sounded, to which the fire department re-
sponded promptly, but the fremen were de-
layed in putting on water, owing 70 frozen
hydrant. The building WAS completely gutted
and the furnishings were ruined. Nothing
but the franc was left standing. There was
an insurance on the building and its contents
Of 5000 in Philadelphia Insurance Company.
The ssisi4s- Of the fra is-a- mystery, as every
thing was all right ut II 30 o'clock when Mr..
Parkinson left for the night
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PAWTUXET.

Mrs. Thomas Rose is spending few
weeks with Mr.. and Mrs William IaDin
on Main street.
Mrs. Leander M. Babcock has jest been
called to Westerly on account Of the i'll
ness Of her mother, who has had a bad
at ack Of pneumonia.
Inc annual meeting Of the Baptist
Church corporation WAS hell last even og
mt thu church. Deacon William Bodfish
presiding. There was n large sttendancer
Reports ot the various committees were
made Deacon j. II. Lillbtidge for the
Scommittae on renting pews stated that
half the sittings wsre taken. There were
50 families represented in tho church
and the sitiiugs paid for nettnd about $3.50
A. j. Laths for the comm ttea on nouse
and lot reported that the church property
was la fa.r condition, but that tho build
inQ needed psinting. Bv "a no ent leak
in the roof Z he organ had been damaged 10
the exteut of about $40 Treasurer A. ..
BENJAMIN made u financial statement and
such otner commuters as were present
made brief statements. The following
officers were then elected: President,
deacon William Bodfsh; clerk, A. j.
Cnngdon; treasurer and collector. \. j,
Ben iamin; assistant collector. Deacon
Rowland Crandall; auTitor, Harry b.
FluS: cn,utoittse mn y nfiug rews Deacon
J. II. Lillib ige; crm uit5es on house ana
lot A. .l IeVhs. .IJsper Spencer, Elijah
T. Brown; iiusis nit oe, CHRISTOPHER
Uarpsntsr. Mrs. Frank Cundall, Harry
y. Ellis; rshers, Harry Tanner George
Ssamens. Albert Jenks.
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from General Mercier and Others. and
there was futter OF excitement when
Laborie insisted upon the attendance
OF the aristocratic Blanche De Com
hinges. who pretends that illness pre-
vents her from testifying. Her name
was mixed up in the unsavory story OF
blackmail connected with Du Clam and
the mysterious "veiled lady" MIR.
Laborie contended that Du Clans evil
cence was the key of the whole story.
and that the jury must make it's own
reflections upon the persistent refusal
to allow him to testify. The advocate
general bit his lip, but remained silent.
Altogether the decision of the court as
20 whether the witnesses shall be COM
PEELED 10 attend is awaited with supreme
interest.
Zola last night seemed buoyant, even
enthusiastic, and spoke hopefully OF the
days proceedings. He praised the
moderation and courtesy OF the presi-
dent of the court. He said he believed
he had already had produced some
erect on the public mind, adding that
the days record was better than he had
ventured TO hope II am convinced" !"
he said. that outside feeling is grow
ing rapidly in favor of full inquiry
1t is too much 10 expect that all the
truth will come TO light at the presenr
hearing; but i believe we shall see a
little. Once the French people can be
made to see a duty. they will do IL at
whatever cost. 1 am well content with
the days work."
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AUBURN.

A very Interesting lecture was given in Ma.
sonic rall last evening by Isaac d. Sheman.
n Persian. The lecture was ON Persia and
persisns and the proceeds will GO toward tho
establishing 90 girls school in Persia.
The annual m,eung OF the Swedish Evan.
gelist church was held last evening, when the
following officers were elected Descons, o..
car Falk, Will fergstrom, Charles Bergen
trustees, Gus Carlson, Fritz Carlson. Maxwell
Shogrcn; secretary and treasurer, Fritz Carl.
son snrerint.ndent 81 Sunday school. Oscar
falk; orgauist, Freia Anderson. The church
has now iy2 members and n sunday school
numbering s5!. IL was decided that the church
shOi II build parsonage at once 10 be locate !
on Spencer street. end work will be- started
just As soon a. tho erouud can be broken
The Rev. e. = Terberg. tho uastor az the
church, has been very successful with his
work, and he hopes 90 b. even moro So when
he hss the new parsonage.
Mrs. George H. Tyler has h.rn entertaining
hls- Anna Mtr~e, Who comes here from Ma..
-rchuseits.
ar. Binn Cram TALL. whilc-yisiting her mother
at Carolins Mills last week. icll and injured
Ter knee ran quite nadly. sho did not rcsliz.
just how lad 10 was until she reached her
home. although ~ had gives hrr great desl
~ rain She las been conhnei to her non.
ever since. Dr Eastman bas tecn attcndins !
Ger.
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SPANISH VICTORIES.

Havana. Feb. S.-According 10 in
formation from Spanish sources, "a col
umn OF troops engaged with an in
surgent force in the province of Santa
Clara. After inticting some loss on
the enemy the Spanards later became
engaged with COO infantry and co caval-
rymen, who occupied an intrenched po
sition. They dislodged the insurgents
who retreated with "a loss OF q men
killed and leaving one wounded prisoner
quantity OF ammunition and medi-
cine. 2S firearms one dynamite gun,
two boxes OF dynamite cartridges and "A
number of important documents. The
loss OF the Spaniards is pronounced TO
be insignificant.
General Luque reports that while re-
connoitering at Melones, province 81
Santiago de Cuba. ne killed six insur-
gents i'm sl<irmish in which his troops
had nine wounded.
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WANSkUCK.

Willie Jones 10 years old, bad mar
row escNs from reinf trampled TO death
y, II srday. lie W ) sliding down Wilbur
Hit ard failed ~ notice n pair Of oxen
which were dragging a load OF wood. viii
rgs sled ron into the oxen. and the AMI
NAL began o prnnrc. with he rss0lt that
no boy has baoly ira,tuted l.g this
mornirg. Willie was carried into his
home nearly by the driver Of the lsm.
MIR John Mckinnon. amt Df. u. j. sui
livsu was sent for. ard wtlh the aid of n
mum ber ~ splittl r.ductd thp fra,ture
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EIGHT YEARS OLD.
What Cheer Lodge, X. of P, OBJ
serves Its Anniversary.
A BOuntiful Turk-y Supper Followed by
Interesting Speeches.

What Cheer Lodge, "a. Knights of Pytnias,
was eight years old last evening, and in ac-
cordance with the usual custom of the mem
bers, they, with few FRIENDS, sat down TO
hot turkey supper in their cosy lodge room,
81 South Main street.
For an hour OF more during the early part
OF the evening there was a general greeting
and hand shaking in the parlors Of the lodge
room. At o'clock supper was announced.
The members and guests were given cor
dial welcome by Chancellor Commander Chas.
A. Purkis. After supper Past Chancellor T.
4. Cooney was announced as toastmaster for
the evening, and called upon Past Chancellor
John r. Lowell who gave brief sketch of the
work Of the year. The report showed that n
gain had been made in membership and
finances.
The next speaker was Grand Chancellor
Levi 5. Winchester, who gave the gathering
an outline Of what had been done by the or
der as a whole during the year.
Past Grand Chancellor Andrew Mckenzie, an
old aud staunch friend of the lodge. was the
next speaker, and he made very interesting
talk. Vice Grand Chancellor Frederick L.
Phillips followed and spoke on the future pros.
pcrity Of the order, and before closing his re-
mhFkS, on D'udll vi iue lohkts Iftn'nltu IdSb
Chancellor John II. Lowell with past chan
ccllor's jewel and the gavel he had used dur
ing his term a chancellor commander during
the past term. Brother Lowell responded in
a fitting manner. Brother Ralph storms va
ried the program with pathetic recitation,
entitled, cover tho Hills the Poorhouse.
Prof George Etenzinzer entertained the gath
ering with number of well rendered selec-
tions on the zither.
The other speakers of the evening were Su-
preme Representative Charles A. Lee, Deputy
Grand Chanccllors A. II. Pine, Robert l.
Clcgg. Grand Inner Guard Adna Il. Howe
Brother c. p. Bragg of Blake Ledge, Worces-
ter, Brothers +. W. Hall, Il. jackson, Louis
Greene.
The What Cheer quartet consisting of
Brothers Walter 5. Mcbane, G.. h. Lascell,
Stephen g. Gowdy and John Mcnamara did
its share toward making the evening pleas
ant
The whole was under the supeIvi- on of Wal
ter S. Mcl.ane, :. q. Gowdy, George II. Taft.
William f. Briggs and Thomas r. Fitzpatrick.
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BRISTOL.

The National India Rubber Company
is going to make sample boots, and sam
pie gum shoes, which will Inc put upon
the market for inspection. IL Is expected
the samples will be far superior to any
thing ever offered before by this company.
1t has been several years since this com
psny has done. any work in the boot de-
pertinent.
1t is hoped that the reclaimine depart
merit which was moved away from here
several years ego will be returned as the
shop in Naugatuck, Conn, to which IL
was carried has been burned down.
The Installation Of the officers Of st.
Albans Lodge did not take place last even
ing, and the Installing oihcer did not
arrive.
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Heart Rescue In 30 Minutes-nfn

Heart Rescue in 30 Minutes-after
mcmentafily cXpfutinQ for years thas
drnth might snap the sit, cord at anv
a. uinu,. This is IN, story thousands
could have told of the almost Divine f.r-
milla Agnaws Cure for tho Heart.
Every dey chronicles the taking awRy uf
many who hnvo nnt needed naturs .
warnings that the heart was tir a ont
aDd NEEDED the hslping that this wou>
d'rfrl cure gives. lisart disorders are
insit ious. Don't tribe. Ihis at rem
O. attacks his di sense instantis Sold
by hlandiug a. Blame ine, 80 aud ~ nev
Hsset street tieorse l.. Claiiin \ Go,
GO 10 ~ south SHin street. Hall * Lyon.
Al
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-02-08
OLNEYvILLE.
Meeting Of Court Gen. Sheridan
FOresters OF America.
Sleigh Tipped over General Notes From
the Busy Square.

Court Gen. Sheridan Of Foresters held
largely attended session in st6kos Hail ias'
evening, when the newly formed degree tean'
conferred the degree Of the order upon tour
candidates. This was the first exemphnca'ion
of the work of the newly adopted ritual ana
was given in o most satisfactory manner
Eleven applications for membership were TO-
ceived and permission given seven api hean's
~ become members OF the court An INVITA-
tion was extended 10 the degree team oi Court
Roger Williams Of Providence To be presen,
and confer the degrees Monday evening. fep'
n. The session did not close until nearly
midnight.
SLEIGH TIPPED OVER.
Miss Johanna and her brother. Judge Rem
Snaton, met with an accident on Pialnneid
street. while on their way home last evening.
The sleigh in which they rode tipped over ana
Miss Remington sustained cut over the iei'
eve. She went TO the office OF Drs. waits
Duncan, where n number OF stitches were
taken in the cut, after which she and her
brother went home. Mr.. Remington was not
injured.
GENERAL MENTION.
William Feeney. the well known athlete OF
this place. leaves for Florida tomorrow morn
ing, where he with five other young men wiz
at themselves as a racing team for Wen
known tire company.
One OF the heavy delivery teams OF the he
lance Mill Co. of Providence broke down near
the Westminster street bridge this morning.
and owing TO the condition Of Tho street, made
some little trouble for heavy teams for an
hour or more.
John Carrier was fined 50 and costs In the
Eighth District court yesterday afternoon for
rcveling on Atwood avenue.
Conclaye No. 20. A. ofF.,will hold basket
party in Mystic Chain hall tomorrow evening
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CAN'T DENY IT.
When the Facts are Brought Home to
Us-And by Our Neighbors. Too
They Are Providence Facts.

They Are Providence Facts.
A wholesome suspicion is one of our
characteristics as q people. In matters
worthy OF Investigation, we want real,
tangible facts regarding it. The word
OF those we know, the nearby evidence
obtainable, are generally what we most
ocsire. When We call on a Deig hbor, a
man of business at that, and say, "You
have had some exper rience with so-and-
go; what do you think OF it?" and the
answer IL: "Just the thing. i know, oe-
cause have tried ~" IL goes q long way
In helping our decision. This is always
the case with Doan's Kidney Pills. Every.
body who has used them ior any kidney
complaint will tell you "tbey are Just
the thing" Why? Because they do the
work every time, and in all disordered
conditions OF the kidneys. The proof lies
with your neigh hbors Many have been
cured In Providence, and are ready to
tell you or anyone inquiring.
Mr. J. 4. Mowry, OF No. 22 Burgess
street, says: 81 made very careful study
Of the human organs, anu knew for some
time that my kidneys were disordered.
! had terrible pains in my side aud back,
and after remaining in one position for a
time it hurt TO move. Frequently I was
80 bad that doctors had To De consulted.
Only temporary relief was obtained.
However, | mad the same experience with
. number of medicines. / knew per-
fsctly well what was the matter. but
couldn't find anything 20 help me, until
finally / saw Deans Kidney pills adver-
fisod and deterrffned 10 try thenfHI
got . box az Lothrop's drug store, aud
the result was wonderful. ] never tried
srythiDg that operated 80 quotly aud
quickly. ny pains and aches were very
soon g1Ds, and ] was as we'll a. cyer"f
Deans kidney PAS for sale by all
dealers Price ~ cents. Mailed by Fos-
Ter. .Niiburn Co. Buffalo, y. ", sole
agent. for the 4. :. Remember the
ooips Doss =, and take no otnss.
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The new ENGLAND R. R. CO

Passenger Train Service, Week Days,
Corrected 70 0ct. u, 1897.
For BoSToN-6:25, II :55 M; RETURN.
wALFoLE1s iSi + q, Is. S'ii il IS 3; in' M IN.
FRANKLIN-625, II :55 n. IN. SOS p. m
MlLFORD-6:25, II :j5 a. NJ. 8 rs u. m.
ARLINGTON--Fl2 ;1S. F5 :S5 G:3O p. IN.
WEST ARLINGTON - Fl2:03 f5:35 F6:0
KNiGHTsvILLE-Fl2o5 F585 o:so -Fiiao
alEsaXNTICU r-s;o5. s:s eae .,laap. m.
WASHINGTON -3;4O, 9:05 a IN. ;05, i:21
cR&SsroS iS SS daKIhWNd'io "a y " P Fl oos a. M
l2:v5, 4:21, 3 % o 80, 10. all 10 p. IN
PoNTlAC-E64 ~ a. M Fl29A-5:5 30
ARCTIC AND oUlDNICK-6:ao a. m. 12o5
a;2o. S;;S' go Fi;l@ -ll 10. 80,
6aN, Fab +fll 10. y. IN.
STERLING qs6 o. IN. 4:9o, Z 7;l5 D. m.
CoyhNTIEEYi GREENE ooNEoo, MoosUF,
Plainifed IN fot y New " York i tl"n 'o''"0'''
sEMBMEF4it9S ENBHF ci9 9 ASrERs&4 & II m e sUoTnANn 3 f.
VERSAILLES, BALTIC, SOUTH WIND
HAM-6:41 9ao a. m. 4;2O, Z 10 p: ~.
WILLIMANTlC-6:h 800 a. III 4:l 'b
HARTFoRD-s;lo, g;o} 2; m; t2O. 7i5p. m
WATERBURRY' DANBURY Y-0O5 a. m.
CHICAGO AND THE WEST VIA NEwBURa
PAse;oAG GOA iiis ANb j biNTERMEDfXTEs STATIONS
EXCEPT FIELDS STATIoN-U:i5 93J
FIELDS Is sTRTioN0FSi9 tx TO Ia2 F 'Po3o a. m. F.a
Leave Pascoas at OBS S:e5 a. M. l22l
Trains ieaye aId arrive Boston, Ola Colo1y
Station. plymouth Div, N. u, ". II. & IL
Il. IL, Kneoland street
saturdays only; < x s,9RRs S&RRc9GK on KR',icepi ts
IN. KING. supt
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Boston Star Course.

This evening The eighth entertainment in
The Boston star Course will be given in 1nfan-
srv Hall. Anthony Hopes Prisoner of Zon'
cen arranged and illustrated and will lie inn
rel soma ed uy Anna lie Martin, who has
rrro.y Il very hign praise Tor her work where
ever she has given IL. During the course OF
the drama one hundred and fifty charming
pictures will be- shown.
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The Yiavi Company.

The Vinvi Company has established branch
office I'm the Leocrer building in this city,
which viii he permanent. An advertisement
In another column tolls OF the location.
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EAnxulur-
HEH YORK, new HAVEN AND
HARTFORD RAILROAD.
OLD COLONY SYSTEM.

Time tables giving full Information
- to local and through train service
may be obtained ut Providence STA.
tion and stations below
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TRAIN SERVICE FROM PROVIDENCE.
PROVIDENCE DIvTsIOV.

Norroo''t to Jhhuhry ~nu, io'o
BOSTON sS;t: lSss !, s,So %. 4 !S g. ss s%a sSs sS
sss soa, 5;Os. 5:5s, o6a' Z Is, 7:5s. sos.
Ss:io, % SCs, sos q. M; s iscs a:os' d9:s5.
sos, Z :5s, sos. e;5s y; m. RETURNING-
tesgs AYE Boston from r PARK Square Station ,n.o
l0:i5 a, M; I2:6, :02 2:ta. $780, 34S
davs-bl2 08 0:30, az 10, Sls a. M; l2:la
$500. 9;is, 500, 5.is, 70o, s:ls p. IN.
ATTLEBORO-5:40. $50. e:1O. y:o2. s:02, $40.
e0s. l0:o2. Io:4o. u 40 M; 1902, i2:4o.
s:l0. 7:l0. sos. 10 :Os, IL :a0 p. m. Sundays
$40, $780, $50. 30, $40. 9o8 a M; 1905,
dos, 49,, SEQ, e;0s sos y. m.
NORTH ATTLEBORO AND PLAINvILI.E-.
s:to. s:sO, i;Ao a. M; 4;4o. e;aOp .. IN.
STndaysvsaO ;U 2; N; 40 2; > IN; o,
TRAL, NORWOOD AND DEDHAM-6:$o.
$40. III :toa. M; $40 y. m. sundays-6:~
Q. m. 400 p. m
MANsFIEl. .D-b5 30. $50, :0a, s.o2 s:o2, io:oa,
an; 2;o2. 2:o4, ace, 5:oa, e;o2, 7:iO, sos,
2; m; l2;Os, 4;os. 60s, sos p. M.
1ITCHBUR9 and way stat;ons-5:50, e:02
Q. M; n'02 and t;02 y. m. 6undays-4:0s
LOWELL and way stations-5:5 so a. m. /; I2:o2,
AN y. IN. Sundays-4OS y. m.
TAUNTON and NEW BEDFoRD-6:to. s:ta
1910 a. M; i2:S0, 2:40, 3:4o, 4:l0, 5;i9
6:to. II 40 p. m. sundays-6+o. $40 a. M,
NIpDi.EBoRoIs:ao, $40, lo:4o. a. m. 2:4o
$40. S;lo. s:lOp p. m; sundays-o:0
LYMoUTH-o; a. m: 1870 4U p. =.
Points on Cape oCod-6il0 a. M: H:+0 S:D
COTTAGE CITY g 40 a IN; l2 40 p IN.
MA IL KET---6 g .a0 "A m.
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So-ro-Bsc for tir,V Cciu-.
Guarautred tonacco nsnit cure make -ras
net stIoag. biocd pute g0v. e. All alug.isJS
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WARREN AND BRISTOL BRANCH.
J. cave PROVIDENCE india Street Station,

for
fALI. RlvER-6:20. 30. $780, II 80 n m
80. 30. 10, ) go, 0 80 y. IN. Sundays
7:}0, $40 a. III. /; 80, . 80 and 9 80 y. IN
EEWPORT--i 30 9.5O. III 80 IN :2n
4su o:30. ed:2n nm Sundays 80 $3.50.
II M. | 80. > 30 p. ~.
WARREN and way stations-6:3O, 1880, 9:3D
and IL 80 a. M. and / 20 9 sil 40 Tex
prcssl. 80 6;3l. I, 80 and Ii 3 y. IN. Sun
days.: ~. 800 a. M; i 30, 30 and 630
D.
BRISTOI.-630. 30. 9:3O. ll:3c a. m. 81
$780, 430. 5:30 9 80, 30 and IL 80 u IN.
Sundays 3O 9:3O. a. ~. 30 $780, $50
Electric cars leave Excl ange place. Prov
dence. at u :05, 1905 pa6. N .05 a. m. :0a
3:0j 4:0j. ) :05 :05. O6 and Al :05 p. IN.
Sundays at O5. 9:OJ a. m; 10, 3 05 and 6Os
u. m.
Returning connect with ell trains.
n, sleeping ears only; u, coaches and sleep
ing cars; G, all parior cars; q, Walpoie Line.
e, Connects for Newport via boat from Fall
River. via Woods Hole Via New Bedford
GEO. H. CONNOn. A. G. KENDALL.
Pass'r Traffic Manager Gen'l PaSs'r Agent
H. u ALLEN Genl Supk
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-02-08
WORCEsTER DIVISION.

Trains leave PROVIDENCE rs follows for
NORCESTER-G0 90, 6a5 (exp). As texp to
Woonsocket), Gas local exp.), IL :i5 "A. IN.
texp. 10 WoousOcket). l:lj )exp.) 3:I5
texp.) to Woonsocket). 4:45 (expD, 5:45
local exp }, 9:25 n m. (accom) Sundays
as a. m. (accom. }, 3:45. 5:a5 y. m.
MII,LViI.LE-6N5. 7a5, e;i5, ii Is a. m. las.
3:45, i:i5, 5A5, 9:25 y. m Sundays As
p, r. n; I. S,tS, 20 2 M; 20. CO. o.o- o,
III .25, II rs y. IN. LIS, As, 8:25, 845 i:l1
A45, 5:25, ; rs. 6:25. z -, 9:25. ii pa u. M:
sundays - 40 % II ts5 a. M; "a
wooNSOCKET-6O 20, 6:95 7:25 7:i5. s:25.
9:25 GAS. II :25. IL :45 a. m. l:25, 40 BIS.
5s5 4'lO, 4:I5 -. 5:i5. 20. : - 92J.
II :25 y. IN. Sundays :25 7:i5, 9:@o, II :2i
a. NJ. :2j. 3:2J, 3Aj. 5:21 5:4a 1:2a. el
n.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-02-08
sroNIsGroN DIVISION.

Trains leave PROVIDENCE as follows for:
NEW YORK-al:1 :12 b1 .25 n. in daily, $40
llocal expl, ell Ol (imited), IL :l3 a. M;
2:07, 4:05 daily, COS p. IN. daily.
NEW YORK. via Stonington Line--7 :S AMI
sl7 IN. daily, except Sunday
PHILADELPHIA, BALTIMORE and WASH.
INGToN. via harlem River-l0;O5 a. m.
S:E u. IN. daily.
s:l0 uoc. exp.), 0:05 (exp.), ell .0l (nm-
itedl, III ;l3 a. III. (exp.D, 2O7 (exp.D, 405
texp. dailyl Cos (exp daily, SLY (exn
daily y. m.
NEW LONDON al IL, bl 25 a. IN. daily
exp.), 6:52 (accom,l, $40 1905 texpressl,
ell 0l llimited), ii :l3 a. m. texpD, 2:01
(exp.), 2:l0 (accoin.l, }, 4:05 texpress daily.
4i0 taccom.l 5:lO (accom.), 600 y. m.
(exp. daily, say p. m. texp. daily, 30
a. (accom. Sundays only, 4:5o 2. IN.
laccom. SUNDAYS onlyl