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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-01-19
In New Quarters.

At'11s8O o'clock this morning Teran
a Co. the long established and most
favor1bly known merchant tailoring
firm. threw open it's elegant new estab-
lishment at 365 Westminster street. in
the Hoppin Homestead building. The
firm IL showing "a most complete line
Of woolen coatings. suitings. trouser-
ings. etc. I'm handsome pattern. all OF
which will be made up on most artistic
lines at very low prices. indeed. The
store presents a very pretty appear
ance this morning. It's great show
windows With their dressing. set off
with beautiful loral pieces the gifts OF
friends OF the firm displays 90 best ad-
vantage the commodious interior with
its polished. goods laden tables. It's
stencilled walls. its glistening mirrors
and Us arrangement OF stately palms.
The work room In the rear Is par
ticularly we'll adapted for the business.
on the main floor the coat and vest
work viii be taken care OF. while on
a sub-hoOr trouserings will be cut and
made. Altogether u is q model up 10
date establishment. and Teran & co.
are now better equipped than ever be-
forc tu take care ~ their numerous
patrons.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-01-19
AT THE NORTH END.
Alderman Mccarthy and His Friends Find Reason
For Congratulations CapllOl Mil Notes.

The complete Knockout by the United
States supreme court of the idea of
making abutting owners pay for the
building of new streets will make Al
derman Mccarthy and many OF his
constituents happy.The alderman made
a hard fight to prevent the city council
taking the steps that lt must now re-
trace, and a sudden change In plans is
made necessary by the decision OF the
highest court i'm the land. No part of
the city would have felt more severely
the effects of the new policy than Ward
9 or Ward TO-
Special officer Thrasher has been on
the lookout for some time for thieves
who have been stealing coal from the
New York. New Haven & Hartford
Railroad Company at its Charles street
yard. Yesterday afternoon the officer
arrested "A party he claimed was steal
ing and the man was locked up at the
Second station.
one person who could not give good
account OF himself was locked up for
safe keeping by vlgilant officer of the
Second station last night.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-01-19
NEWS IN AND ABOUT !. !.
THESE PLANTATIONS
WARREN.

Sheriff Cady OF Bristol county has
been enjoined from Transferring the
chattels sold oy him last week on eN-
ecution issued from the Court of Com
mon Pleas of Bristol county. I'm which
the Warren Foundry and Machine
company was plaintiff and the Marine
Machine and Conveyer company was
defendant. The injunction Issued from
the District Court of the United states
for the southern district OF New YORK.
in which "A petition Is pending Tor the
Marine Machine and ConVeyor COM
pany To- be declared bankrupt. InJunc-
ton was also served on the warren
Foundry and Machine company, PLAIN
tiff. In the action i'm which the chattels
We're attached. and on David +. Golf
of Providence, who purchased the chat-
tells for $4,000. The case rs set down TO
be heard i'm New York on the 18TH inst.
An interschoastic competition In
defamation will be held i'm the town
hall at an early date, I'm which the pu-
pills OF the Warren, harrington ana
Bristol High schools will be the com
petitors. 4 musical entertainment VIII
also be given i'm connection with the
defamation.
At meeting of the committee OF the
George Halle Free Library last even
ing. IL was voted TO construct SnclNlle
for the reference library in the south
reading room and To place four addi-
tional magaz zines in the reading room.
Mrs. William Bennett Is III with
pneumonia at her home ON Federal
street.
James Lonergan and Arthur Crown
ingsheld, two High school boys, while
returning from hunting trip i'm Swan
sea last evening. discovered an intoN-
icated man lying across the rails or
the Consolidated tracks west Of Meta
com avenue. They drew him from the
track shortly before the passing OF the
o'clock train from Fall River. He
was unable to stand. and sunk into a
drunken stupor when dropped by the
boys.
Francis Il. Barker has purchased "A
lot OF land along the shore OF the
Warren river. i'm the vicinity OF Buns
hill. from Eugene II. Seymour.
The property OF Israel Polcross. con-
sisting Of peddler's wagon and horse.
which We're stolen from him at the
north end of the town last week, has
turned up i'm Attleboru. AS the con-
tents of the wagon remained intact,
theft could not have been the object.
Amity Lodge. |. q. O. r. held a well
attended meeting in their hall on Main
street.
Health officer Bowen reports four
new cases Of scarlet fever. two on cut
ter and one each on Union and Joyce
streets DIR. Church is the attending
physician.
Ceestia Lodge. u. Of r.. will give
dramatic entertainment in Armory
hall at an early date
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-01-19
PAWTUXET VALLEY.

Warwick Hose company No. 2 Of
at the hose house this evening.
CentrevIlle pond is a dangerous place
for skaters. Robert Lee, Everett Tefft
and Everett Colvin broke through the
ice in different places yesterday, and
were with difficulty rescued by their
companions from "a watery grave.
The bowling match at Thornton's
opera house last evening between the
home teams was fine exhibition OF
SIKH.
An important meeting of Washington
lodge t. q. @. r.. viii occur this even
ing at the hall on Main street, RIVER
point.
The car barn at clyde will he heated
soon. Steam pipes are now being put
in.
Derailment of the clyde Providence
electrics is becoming too common for
the safety, comfort or convenience of
passengers.
Miss Carrie Easton OF Riverpoint is
visiting friends in New Bedford.
Memorial services i'm memory of Mrs.
Esther Birmingham were held at the
rooms of the Phenix w. G. T. l.. this
afternoon Mrs. Birmingham was nm
old resident of the valley and much
esteemed.
The following officers Of PheniX coun-
ell. q. L. \. NJ, were Installed last
evening i'm Grand Army hall: Council
lor. +. i. Lowell; vice councillor Chas.
Cornell: inductor. James Matteson;
examiner John Mason. secretary Ed
ward Woodwork. assistant secretary.
George Hutchns financial secretary.
Arthur Douglas treasurer, Frank
Price: inside protector. John Dawley;
trustees. :. III. Walker, T.. w Whit
ford William II. Smith.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-01-19

Edward Burns and wife Fall River.
w A Carder. Salem.
" w Church, incasVille.
n " I1agg. Brattleboro. VI.
ID " Anderson, Brattleboro, VI.
~ a Andrews, Boston.
George Moan fioston.
James Carr. Boston.
= Maus Boston.
q l. Callaway. Boston.
j Brody, New Haven.
Martin Cole, New York.
CITY.
FJ Kean aud wife. New York
III 4 Mathew, Providence.
X III Loring, Boston.
w X Hcald Boston.
Martin Moakler. cooperstoMn.
Della Sheatcn. Canada.
! ShereW. New York.
George Roberts, New York.
y Noyes. Boston.
ID Lyon. New York. ...
; X Lincoln, Taunton.
A A Warren, Boston.
James Morrinettc and wife, Worcester
SAVOY- Y-STANLEY.
John a Atwater. Brooklyn.
John II Proctor and wife. Brooklyn.
j Dorrin, wife and child, Newport.
j n Bancroft and wife New Bedford.
w w Young, New York.
NJ r Coleman, Boston.
w IL NJ Kayne. New York.
Mr. and Mrs Nj n Matthewson, Fal
River.
| j S Powers, Boston.
G. Cooper, Providence.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-01-19

J.E. FROTHINGHAM, NJ. ID. Reg
ular physician, attends with care and
skill ali female diseases; special facili-
ties for remaining under his care. with
good board and nursing - Howard
stroet. Boston. Mass. Ofiice hours. II
TO . O'Clock and 6 10 S O'Clock y. M. OSl
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-01-19
PAWTUXET.

The Pawtuxet Volunteer Fire Com
pany is making active preparation for
the coming fair which will be held i'm
odd Fellows hall. beginning Tuesday
evening, January cath. and continuing
throughout the week. 1t is expected
that the Ladies' Auxiliary will render
considerable assistance during the
fair.
Friday evening the Pawtuxet Com
pany along with the "Cataracts" of
Lakewood will attend the fair of the
Narragansett Engine Company at
Riverside. cars viii be chartered for
the occasion
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-01-19
EAST PROVIDENCE.

There was a real "coon" concert and
cake walk in Post Office hall last even
ing by the Union Lig club. The concert
was up to date, but was not very well
attended
\ large delegation from the Veteran
riremen's association and thc Naval
Reserves attended the fair OF the Mar
Tagansctt Engine Fire company at
Riverside last evening.
John Redmond was fined s. and costs
IN the Seventh District Court this
morning for being drunk.
The Watchemoket polo club wilI7play
this evening.
Howard Lodge, Il. Of T.. held a well
attended eession last evening.
The officers -elect OF the Manchester
Unity Lodge Of odd Fellows were in
stalled last. evening. r.ti
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-01-19

DIR. TOLMAN'S monthly regulator
has brought happiness To hundreds of
anxious women: have never had sin
gle failure; longest cases relieved In
TO 3 days, without fail; no pain. no
danger. no interference with WORK; Dy
mail or Office. g.: all letters truthfully
answered. Dr. T.. NJ. TOLMAN CO. 40
fremont street. Boston. IL
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-01-19
EDGEWOOD.

An entertainments and social for the
benefit Of the Church of the Transfig
uration was held in Affair Hall, Elm
wood avenue last evening. The pro-
gram which contained the names of
several prominent people from Edge
wood and vicinity was a most interest
ing one and was highly appreciated
Dancing was enjoyed till past mid
night.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-01-19

oh, when my hair is frosted white by
touch OF many years,
When chilling Age has set his blight on
all my hopes and fears,
Dear Fate | pray thee. leave one friend
TO hover ever nigh
To lock me i'm the closet If I'm fool
enough TO dye.
Chicago Record.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-01-19
MEDICAL.

wANTED-Case o: bad health that
R-I-P-A ANS will not benefit. Send
cents 10 Ripans Chemical Co, New
York. for 10 samples ana 1000 testi-
monials. Jelly
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-01-19

vAWEsi Cfichsst.f's tnsish Penayoyal pirs
IL ps"ssi ...a are the eest. s'. n'..; 49,;
A., t.E-. 81 tEfffs - Return Mall. rrsfr
th,che.ter themiesf Co. fhiisds.. ~.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-06-01

A few years ago a certain progressive
clothing company Of Los Angeles pro-
cured q very large squash-so large in
deed ar TO attract much attention. This
they placed uncut In a window Of their
place Of business and advertised that
they would give 500 in gold 10 the one
guessing the number Of seeds Il con
tanned. In case two o. more persons
guessed the correct number. the money
was 10 be divided equally among them.
The only prerequisite for an op~portuni-
~ TO guess was that the one wishing to
guess should walk inside and register
his name. address and his guess in the
notebook kept for that purpose.
The result Of this offer was that Z, 700
people registered guesses and but three
Of these guessed 81. the number Of
seeds which the squash contained
Popular Science Monthly.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-06-01

TAsse pills are = specific IN cases Of Rheumatism, LOeomo,os
A,a1ia. Paralysis, and other diseases Ct he blood and nerves,
because they Supply the necessary elements 70 build up the blood
and strengthen the nerves. II is IN ibis way that the rnis eHeetso
many cures in diseases Of apparently widely different character.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-06-01

But certain other Republican search
ers Of the political sky and readers Of
the signs Of the times are trying-feebly,
it is true, as Republican reformers
must always try. but trying nevertheless
to make some sort Of defense for the
Republican party on the subject-the
burning issue-of trusts. This admins
tration has had no more ardent defender
and supporter than Mr.. Kohlsaat Of
Chicago. who runs two daily papers
The Times Herald and The Evening
Post. Mr.. Kohlsaat has walked up to
the fact that Down with the trustsl''
will be one of the Democratic slogans
in 1900. He insists that we can accom-
plish little by shouting this battlecry,
for the Griggs reason that under the
constitution Of the United States little
can be donel In passing ii may be re-
marked that when Republicans want
anything which the constitution for
bids they unbesitatingly adopt General
Wesley Merritt's theory that "'the con-
stitution is played out. There's no use
to discuss II" But when they don't
want a thing done they invoke that
some constitution and, as strict con-
structi0nists, put John Taylor Of Caro-
line and John c. Calhoun to shame.
But before he gets through Mr.. Kohl
saat makes this declaration, which to
the stake and rider tariff shouters
must sound like a firebell at midnight:
at is highly probable that the plat
form will contain a distinct pledge to
deprive trust ridden industries Of the
protection afforded by the tariff. What
more can any party promisei What
more can congress dof"
When l read0t that suggestion about
taking of the tariff. l pinched myself
to see If ! was really awake or only
dreaming. l. being an out and ont free
trader. have been denounced so often
By Republican organs as an idiot,
crank, anarchist. traitor and ~ignoramus
for advocating the very thing that Mr..
Kohlsaat, a bellwetber Mckinley Re-
publican, now suggests that I could
scarcely believe the evidence Of my own
senses.
! most humbly and fervently thank
Mr.. Kohlsaat. A Democrat may here
after. when assailed as a malefactor for
advocating a reduction Of the tariff,
don the Chicago Times-Herald as a
breastplate and the Chicago Evening
Post al a helmet and. thus ~panoplied,
go forth to battle, confident of victory.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-06-01
Gage. sAe rAilanthropis,.

And upon whom did Hon. Charles B.
lands urge this patriotic seryicei o
my prophetic soul, upon Hon. Lyman
]. Gage, secretary Of the treasury The
wonderful statesman and astounding
p~hilanthropist who has discovered that
Christianity and 5 per cent are as insep-
arable as the sismese twinsi The only
mistake that Lyman made was in not
raising it 10 10 per cent. I admire the
gall Of Nh. Lands in urging Lyman to
announce a crusade against trusts; but
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-06-01

The K. o. 7. NJ. lodge entertained
the wives of the members Of the
Ladies' of the Maccabees at an ice
cream and strawberry supper in tho
K. OF P. hall Friday night. The oc-
cason was very enjoyable and well
attended.
J. d. orear made the opening re-
marks, which were appropriate.
The following programme was car
ried out;
Vocal duet, "Far Away" Misses
Threlkeld.
Reading, a'Mrs. Bradbury's Moase,'
Albert Stewart.
Vocal solo, "OId Black Joe" little
hiss Denny Kelso.
Violin solo, By Sehumsn, Miss Bes-
sie Wright.
Vocal solo, dreaming Of Mother
and Home" VIM. Wright.
Mise Annie Saunders accompanied.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-06-01

bis thinker FOR a few moments, and
he win see how the wind IL blowing
among Republicans So long as New
Jersey can get 81. 900. 600 per annum
out Of the trusts as license fees. what
difference does il make about kiekers in
''the middle westfr Governor Voorhees,
and statesmen Of his ilk evidently be-
hsve that the plain people have no
rights which the trusts are bound to re-
spect. To Mr.. Lands l especially com
mend the last sentence Of the governors
interview, which runs in this wise: I'm
this changed order of things a few will
get hurt, but it is an inevitable result
Of modern progress. Now. Brother
Lands. there you arel Who are the
sfew" who win get hurt ''ss an inev-
liable result of this modern progress
by which the governor means the prog
rees Of the trusts-while New Jersey
secures a rake of of a cool million dol
lars annually Why, bless your soul, the
few who win get hurt are IT'S, 600
Hoosiers in your district, 175, 900 Mis-
sourians in mine and others. as the sale
bills say. ''too tedious to mentionp p And
"Governor Voorhees, of New Jersey
laughed good naturally" while deliver
ing the foregoing sentences defending
the trusts. did he2 Likewise Nero I'D
died while Rome was burning and
thought it great sport; but a dreadful
catastrophe soon overlook the imperial
fiddler, which perchance only foreshad-
ows the doom in store for Republican
statesmen of the school of Governor
Voorhees,. defender of the trusts. II the
governor who laughs good naturally at
Governor Pingree's roast Of the trusts
ever reads of the mission upon which
Congressman Lands went to visit Ly-
man, he is liable TO PROFOUND to himself
a few questions such as; What bust
ness have a lot Of benighted and unso-
phisticated people in Indiana and Mis-.
souri, and the middle west TO be kicking
and screaming about being skinnedI
Why don't they submit gracefully Il
the inevitable result Of modern progress
and yield their pelts TO us without any
unnecessary bleatingf Who Is this up
start Hoosier Republican congressman
named Lands that he shouldnndertakl
to dictate 70 Mr.. Secretary Gage abou'
TRUSTS OF with his political headi FL
would deprive Jersey Of her million dol
lar annual trust pap. We want no suel
congressman in the Republican party
which conducts a government Of trusts
by injunction, for the multimillion
airs
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-06-01

The St. Louis Star says: Basil ].
Murphy was arrested early Friday
morning on complaint Of Howard
Olapp, Of Fulton, No., who accused
him Of stealing $40. The two had
been drinking in q saloon at Nine
tsenth and Markes streets, when olapp
discovered that HE pockets had been
picked. he charged bis companion
with the theft and recovered bis
property.
Ciapp claimed that Murphy then
Knocked him down and took the
money from him.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-06-01
BRYAN Al THE BANQUET.
The Noted Democrats Leader says
the Chicago Platform VIII
be Reanrued

Hen. VIM. J. Bryan, before taking
his departure from 81 Louis, said to 3
reporter:
"Tne sentiment Of the meeting was
In line with the sentiment Of the party
generally. The Chicago platform win
be reafirmsd entire and new plAnks
added to cover new G=SsSzs. The
trust Issue will be one OF the most i'm
portznt Of the issues.n
"How about free siIver2n
HFrse silver at the ratio Of 1s to
and q declaration against trusts.''
"And expansion or imperialism
tMIlitarizm,' . corrected Mr.. Bryan
significantly; eyes, against miIitar-
lam -
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-06-01

Yesterday Joe Price was doing
some hauling for Ben. Cauthorn and
was driving q baIky team. Mr.. Can
thorn remarked 70 Mr.. Price that
be was very much surprised that
be drove baIky horses, where
upon Jos, who is something Of Z
humorist, replied: Hoh, they amt
balky; they are only afraid some
body'n boiler 'whoal' and they won't
hear ft.D
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-06-01
LODGE ORGANIZED.
Select Knights and Ladies of Americ'
Start in Mexico With a Member
ship Of Twenty.

Mexico Castle No. GO, Of Select
knights and Ladies Of America was
organized with twenty members FRI
day night 81 DR.. Bridgford's Office BY
Deputy Supreme Chief knight J. 7.
Jaden. The following officers were
elected and installed:
Chief Knight, Samuel B. Fletcher,
Vice Chief knight, Chas E. Stokes,
Chaplain, Rev. r. NJ. Shoush.
Permanent Secretary, 7. E. Gentry,
Recording Secretary, Mrs. +. E
Fletcher.
Treasurer, Mrs. Emma n. Bridgford.
Mastsr-at-Arms, Dr. E. Med. Bridg-
ford.
Inner Guard, j. MCGEE.
Outer Guard, Richard Muir.
Trustees, DR.. G. r. Haley, tern
three years; Mary A. MeGee, tern
two years; II. P. Warden, term one
year.
Organist, Mrs. II. p. Warden.
Physicians, Drs. G. r. Haley and
B. Med. BEidgford.
d.. Brdgford, 7. E. Gentry and
Ckarles B. Stokes were appointed ts
draft bylaws and rules of order.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-06-01
Wanted.

THE school Board exercised good
judgment in the selection Of teachers
for the coming school term, as a
glance at those chosen win show. All
are competent instructors and will
give satisfaction. The pride Of Mex
leo is her public schools and to keep
them up to the standard 1t Is neces
sary to choose the best teachers that
can be had, which the Board does an
nualIy. 1t takes good teachers TO
make good schools.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-06-01
AuepsT FlOWER

Company A, sixth 0. S. Intsn!
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-06-01

at is a surprising fact" says Prof
Houton, sthat in my travels in al
parts Of the world, for the last tel
years, I have met more people havinl
used Green's August Flower than an
other remedy, for dyspepsia, derangeI
liver and stomach, and for constipa
ton. / ind for tourists and statesmen
or for persons 6lliHg ONCE positions
where headaches and general bas
feelings from irregular habits exist
that Green's August Flower is 3 grams
remedy. Il does not injure the sys
tenn BY frequent use, and is excellen
for sour stomachs and indigestion.
sample bottles free 81 the drug stori
of. r. Llewellyn, Mexico.
Sold BY dealers In all civilized coun
tries.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-06-01

Kentucky again Acknowledges the
superiority Of Missouri as 10 horses
and horsemen. Lutte Barnett, Of
this city, who Is now training saddle
horses in 81. Louis, recently had Major
R., a fine geIding belonging to James
n. Banks, Of Henderson, KY, shipped
to him to high school and gait. II
the horse can be educated "Splint''
can do II. His friends will be glad TO
know that he ia doing quite vol In 81.
Louis.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-06-01
pRoF. WALLACE CRossLEY. who IA

PRoF. WALLACE CRossLEY, who has
held the principalshlp of the South
Side School sIneo it was established
three years ago, 10 one Of The leading
young educators Of this section, and
has the best wishes OF many friends
wherever he may locate. Mir. Cross
ley win do special work for Hardin
College during the summer months,
but has not perfected his plans for the
winter,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-06-01

Mrs. L. N. Forrest, vocal teacher at
Hardin College, left last night for
New York, where she will meet her
daughter, Miss Engenia, and together
they win leave In q short time for
Berlin, Germany. Mrs. Forrest viii
study vocal expression while abroad
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-06-01

ENGLAND was very prompt in pro-
testing against the sending OF United
States troops to patrol the boundry
between Alaska and Canada, consid-
ering the recent English professions.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-06-01

PERHAPS the Kaiser's principal
reason for opposing arbitration is that
it would put an end to his dreams Of
some day eclipslng the military great
mess Of Alexander and Napoleon.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-06-01

Jouett shouse, night editor Of the
Lexington (Ky.) Herald, and sister,
Miss Angie, arrived to-day and win
be the guests Of friends here for q
week or more. Miss Angie is visiting
the family OF J. W. Mason.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-06-01

WITH tights barred from the bathing
beach at Coney Island those who have
made q practice of going there to get
shocked VIII have to hunt that sensa-
ton somewhere else.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-06-01

CONGRESSMAN PAYNE OF New YORK;
talks as though he had thrown away
his Plait collar, but how will be Rct7
Talk lie just about the cheapest thing
on earth, and the average man ends
1t easier TO lie than 10 tell the truth.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-06-01

What is a Carloads
20 barrels Of salt.
80 barrels Of -four.
so barrels of whiskey.
200 sacks OF -four.
10 cords OF wood.
IS to 20 hesd of cattle.
so head Of hogs.
90 to 100 head of sheep.
5000 feet of boards.
1900 feet of siding.
II, 1000 feet OF flooring.
42,oO0 shingles.
$50 bushels Of corn.
400 bushels Of wheat.
600 bushels OF oats.
10 bushels Of fax seed.
500 bushels of apples.
$50 bushels Of Irish potatoes.
300 bushels Of bran.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-06-01
TEACHERS ELECTED
The School Board Met Friday Night
and Made the Following Ap-
pointnents An Are
Good TeaeherG

The School Bosrd met Friday night
at the store of. Il. SaIiee and made
the following appointments of teach
srs in the Mexico Public Schools for
the term ises-1eoo:
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-06-01

Diogenes vas perhaps anawars Of Il.
but the fact l. you can test a mans
honesty far more conclusively with an
umbrella than with a lantern-Detroit
Journal