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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-06-10

FOR SALE-Nine room cottage at
Oakland Beach. Apply to j. r.. RAN
DALI. 20 Oakland Beach avenue.
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WANTED-AGENTS TO SELL A
household necessity. Apply to II. H.,
Is w. Friendship st.
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$50 FOR 75c.-watch ciensed 75c. /.
main spring. 75c: price on other work
in proportions: done by the most skilled
workmen on earth. At HOSMEE'S
corner Westminster and Franklin.
Telephone 1892.
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THE THING FOR AGENTS: BIG
pnnts; strawberry huller; commended
by Maria Parloa; sample 10c. INDUS
TRIAL CO, Warren, Mass.
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SITUATIONS WANTED.
Male.

Male.
wANTED-Position as cotton ,,,
superintendent; ~ years OF age , ans
has had IL years experience as sunar
intendent on both white and coIara.
goods. Apply III. Box 1857.
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AGENTS. SEND CENTS FOR LA
test selling novelty and big catalog.
M. HALLE & CO.. 225 Dearbora ct ,
Chicago.
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Personal.


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birth self-addressed envelope. fun hor-
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SWEDISH MASSAGE - VAPOR
Baths, Chiropody and Manicuring done
at residence II desired. MISS LENA
ANDERSEN. SSt Westminster St
YOUNG WIDOW. STRANGER. At
tractive and refined. age "a. wthes ac-
quaintance OF honorable gentlemen with
some means. one willing to entertain
her this summer; matrimony Aidrex,
MRS. T. ELLSWORTH. Box 65. Station
A. Boston, Mass.
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AGENTS WANTG DIOR THE
Lie and Achievements OF Admiral
Dewey the worlds greatest naval he
ro. BY Murat Halstead, the lifelong
friend and admirer OF the nations idol.
Biggest and best book: over 500 pages.
SxlO inches: nearly 100 pages half-ton
illustrations: map in colors. Only 81 so.
Enormous demand. Big commissions.
Outfit free. Chance OF a lifetime.
Write quick. THE DOMINION CO.,
Caxton building. Chicago.
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STORES AND TENEMENTS TO
let: steam heat furnished. Apply at
Wall Paper Store. lS5 Prairie avenue,
corner Blackstone street
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TO LET-TENEMENTS IN ALL
parts OF the city. ranging from $40 to
s25 per month. A. .. MAkEE. 107 West
minister street,
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REAL ESTATE TO LET.
Makes 107 Westminster Street.

ROOM RENTING AGENCY-PAR-
ties having rooms to rent and those
wishing 10 hire rooms viii find IL al
their advantage to call at our Office,
107 Westminster street. room Ia
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TO LET-A FLAT OF THREE
large connecting rooms. Sl5 per month.
All convenences 494 Pine street. city.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-17

turned. once only had the general seen
her, but strain was thrce times her lis
tcnCr, and a patient one he proved and
n most as idluuH friend and HyWpnthlzs
cr Tor several days until, us II suhHu-
quCntly trnnHulred, iu some way mat
tors reached the ears OF Mrs Strain,
Tho colonel very polutDlly told tho
engineer Lieutenant that the lady elaine
cd 30 have received letters proving that
he was Rtlll In possession OF tho Ngvlua
Jewels while sniuurnlng az Fort Yuma,
had underworld 10 compromise tho mat
ter By the tender ~ 70 check NJ $500
which lu her destitute condition her
sister had felt compelled 10 accept until
she could have legal advice and this,
said Colonel Strain, followed now by
the claim of this Mexican agent has
created such a scandal iu tho generate
eyes that you cannot too speedily take
steps TO assure him ~ your Innocence,
which, OF course, you should have no
difficulty I'm doing unless, unless
and tho colonel coughcd obviously
For "a moment IOrlUg stood There like
one ln q da2e. Good Gul' Geraldine Ale
lyn his uCcuserl TIM Girl who had
wronred him 20 bitterly bof1ro' The
rirl whom he had sought 90 ala when
Dc found her we'll nigh deatltutol
Gradually the whole force N the sltun-
tI0n dpwnoi upon him, With Turnhull
dead, the captain DAFT and Ttaynur t'll-
ing tho strange story OF hts NorIng'D
packet early ON the voyage and now
declaring that he had given it into L0r-
lngH keeping, who in tho numc OF
hoaycn was loft 60 speak for HING
TorIng had come q stranger Co this
distant station, Tie had chosen 90 DE
Font nt once 10 duty in % desert land.
llp was personally uH little known 90 Die
DmnITI.rH horn Ia Som n'TUurI" 500 un
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-17

p, t..tt... ..... 49,. t........,. I'D.
IN LOOKING over lh' insurgents VINO
are brought Ia wounded OF held as pria-
ouora lu the MucatrIu1l. at old Manila,
ANA Fnrt san FsIIp,. nt g4yit.. uns
-,t-,.,... -. ri.
"., F 'N' ''''t ''.' "'''t
lp Two cI1Hfca-thH NDI} young anu
the old. There uIu numerous uIay-
bulrrd mon ap.on. tbsu. ono. 1t san
i.-.. ...'i
'"iN ".'' '"' ''iN'''''" 40 '.'"a o.
deadly Hhufps huutrr ANA yct DE was
30 old iuat bile puIHa ups huuE loose.
Dis, fr.fr, .f.t,t,,tbltu,. I,v.. u.. .,ut,IIa of
10. -, .-........,'..
900 '''' '''''-a b'N''N''s ii'' '''.
white, and niH hlnl8 HhluW with pal" p
lh TACT he was a very hutuu ana
Wlehyu-luuhiuE ola fellow, but llpuI-
'nuy quite harmless Au ar1uul n.m
were boys Bonn fourteen TO twenty
email, but fairy strong boo build. DC
may uu mat They have followed Che
pluglCr ui the spanish Doc eCtl HIlHll-
eal uH we'll aH military AulitH tult W
yukhB "a stfJuB arm aul 3uuus heart
tI uu old head Ihu sergeant oi Cue
guard, Fiity .ufat Iowa., ui tIu
Mugstrnuza, thought dlucr0uuy. Said
hes "a wuu-growu man has both tho
head ana thu arm, ur rtth"r, thH less
they need them m"fli thr Ola men can't
got away fast enough, and tn. uUya arg
foolish ur got UtAyu, 900 they urc
caught
The prisoners do NOT neum 90 worry
unless deprived ut thUlr pIsIfrllua.
when they uogum. nervous, uNgisabIu,
ana very ucHuuudgul luH5 uiu WY
anxious Tor employment uN outside lH.
tails, and when % uuuaulWmiHHlYuul
uihggr appeared with au order t1r
'vight blE fcluWH' tn put ln uulDr some
new quarters and move furniture There
J.. d.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-17

old oceans ozone as he paced the decks
an panchu cumf
And one day followed another. and
Turnbull read and yawucd and duzcd
and tried 10 talk 90 the charming scnor-
itaa but couldn't muster enough cas-
lillian, and Truynur chalkgd the decks
FOR horse billiards and HhuiHgbIlrd.
and everybody took "a hand at times
md one evening. despite the havoc
moist salt air plays with Cntgut, Pam
sha's guitar and that of the purBer were
brought into rcquiHitluu, and PunchH
was made 10 sing "a thing she didn't DO
ZOO we'll ns yet, and Pdncha knew 10
without asking when she looked In
Iorings eyes, ana no power or persua-
eion could make her Try again until
long. long after.
They we're having now an Ideal vuy-
Ore Hu FAR Ha wind and wave ana
weather were concerned. but the Seuor-
HAS de IN Cruz declared Il the stupid
ct they'd ever known, and the OIL
rera-iua Americauos-th least ntton-
tive or attractive OF those with whom
thev had ever sailed And everybody
scented ~ long for the siHht NJ tho
green hcudunlH ~ the Golden G1t" ana
The terrHccd slopes ~ san Francisco;
nil anvp -panchu. Co whom tho
ending Of that voyage meant the ending
~ the sweetest days her lIft had ever
known ana the beginning NJ % school
drndgcry she dreaded. ana forlnr. IN
whom the return To san Francisco
meant the taking M anew uf n tangled
case that had become hateful 20 him
80 whom there was the prospect OF
meeting that he would gladly avoid
to whom there was coming am incVt1-
Die parting. the thought ~ which op-
pressed him strangely and he could
NOT tell why.
Tho marvellous green of tho california
huns Hpnnnod tho horizon Tor miles on
their Htarb1ard hnnd ono radiant nftor-
noon ua they went below 20 tho onp-
tuinH dinner. the last before reaching
mort The sunshine had been brilliant
nll the day yet there came % chilly
fhlvcrinp dir toward x o'clock and tho
FIRST officer shrugged HE shoulders and
iogkei duhlously ahead. but .ravc no
other Sign. Guyly they drank tha skip
ror's health and pledged tho Idaho In
her best champagne.
Long they fingered over tho table.
md laughter, irat and song and story
iiyancd tas hours TINT cnws g. an end
M isrt. and puuCha ft0io her little hand
within tornU'a nrm FOR tho inst star
liant walk along the now familiar decks
mud 10. whom thoy issued from tho
brightly lighted anioou tho stars worc
gone. tho atrTm0r was forrinr ahead
throurh chin mist thaf grow thicker
with every moment. ana nH half speed
was ordered ar1 The muurnfui notes ~
thc whistle rrn1nod out throhhinrlv
over the lrldnn son Nhp rwnvoh uunngiiv
over O. heavy GROUND rwol' that ctrarnHd
nor deeper and deeper ne tho mist thick
cnci N for ana olakinH ami apu-woat-
vrv came ont ana dark figures wont
drirnlng about tho 1cr'e t6ring
fetched his uniform cape from below
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THE TErnER OF MlLMoyAIREs.

This brings up a side M the Mo of
great business mon and mIluonnlrcs
that iH GENERALLY overlooked by those
who insist that the Industrial magnutra
who control grgat enterprises trr "r0b.
BLING uu tho benefits OF civilization"
A little consideration OF this side uf tho
problem reveals the fact that. after Ull,
oven millionaire can only realty take
unto Themselves the amount Uf wealth
that their social lie and character rlu
absorb. Very TOW of them O1H really
absorb moro than i2a 900 u year. They
spend 100000 but they ryu o. largely
30 other people. the roHt NJ thu Income
from their millions goes directly 90 200
cloty. AZ the capitalist cannot uHs by
his own social absorption but 20 small
portion Of bile fortune, she rest must be-
invested productivity or 10 iH in danger
~ HllUplug from him. In reality both
the millionaire ana his wealth. outside
~ the little DC can absorb socially. arc
devoted IN spite ~ themselves tu tho
service OF tho public. by virtue OF "a
NE habit acquired In tho creation of
his fortune. he has become tethorrd to
the service " production lie has be-
come 30 closely tothcred o. business
that he does not even take ON nH much
OF the Aocl1lizlrg Influence M Civillsl-
tlnn. docs not really absorb ug much ~
tho progress ut society docs not there
fore, enjoy pH much " tho mrlluwing
and HWoctcninE Influences OF culture. pH
many others who have NOT o. huudr.lth
Or 20 thuusDullh part OF hls wealth. IN
hort there urr ca % whole cllHaga who
yet Gar more OF tn' boost results NJ tho
wealth of modern society thnn do the
capitalist mlll'uunlrcH themselves. who
have become the closely tothorpd sore
wants. not 10 say slaves Of productive
forunes.-lrom Gunton's Magazine f1r
Jusc
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-17

could convict him uf none. Tr1yror.
th. puuor. whether BE- believed ur Ills
believed his own a.1fy Tint hc had pass
Cd that packet down Go Lor,ng. could
truthfully declare that t0FIng had dts.
played most mysterious and uu1eD1uu.-
able Interest 3D. o.
one talk with p1neh1. 90 s0oma had
h1uienHd IuHug'8 intention of Uonnd-
iu fact. Go Mr. Trlynur Ana a' there
WIS uu friend 600 whom be- could turn.
Five days nftor hla arrival in san
Francisco t,orlng found himself facing
charges OF the rrayest nature Tor
Tfavnor being sent for. told bite story
20 the rcnoral in person, and Loriug
stood alone.
ITO be c1ntluurdl
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-17
CHIEF BONNEWS IDEA or A FIRE
MANS HEROISM.


There la vast difference between the
points Of View of the public and tho
fireman. writes Hugh Bonner the head
OF the New York IRE department. ln
Alnsloe's Tor June. on occasion OF fire.
when circumstances combine 10 bring
member Of tho f,sce into spoa'tI
prominence, he rs lt1kol upon us an
horo and much "a made ~ his daring.
and GOODNESS ana quick rrHourcofuluDsH.
No man IL more astou->hod by the n0lao
Of public approval thar tho cause of a..
lie knows that hc has dNle nothing un-
usual ana that his nee whatever IL
may have hon, would be duplicated by
my member N the force should 10 De
demanded, n GOODNESS in the face OF
danger, agility and forEetfuluess OF tho
presence OF DEATH make heroes. then
NJ course the force OF hrcmeu "a CONE
posed OF herocs' but TO th0m there is
nothing heroic I'm the special act that
uwakpns the cuthualnFm of the world
In fighting fire IL ls "a battle between
men and an element Nothing Ia
thought ~ but tho overthrow uf tho
element. The fire. must be mot and not
followed, The principal attack e. made
ON the leowarl side or whore the smoke
ana heat ana fury OF the curmy iH
greatest The men know that this nd
vlnculg, drvourlng roe must bo over
come 90 u viii overcome them. and ln
their silent. steady confronting of
smoke that mffocatcs ana heat that
muddous, thCrc is moro courage shown
than IN the more spectacular work ~
NE saving There Is mo- member OF the
way "a hero, hut they AN tIlln che hour
by possibility N death for granted aud
have pride ouly In being reliable and
competent nremen
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-17

system all poisonous, Gillette matter. II
gives tone to his stomach, activity TO his
liver, cleanliness TO his bowels, While
this work is going on the Discovery"
also manifests its potency through the
blood and nerves, II fills the blood with
rich, red corpuscles and sends them Wig
orously circulating all over the body to
soothe and nourish the tired, abused,
screeclling nerves.
When q man has nervous prostrution
II isn't his nerves that are wrong. IT'S
his blood. Rad blood COMES from had
digcstion--hld stomach, bad liver, bad
kidneys, Or pierce's Golden Medical
Discovery will put all these organs In
good order. "Golden Medical Discov-
cry contains no alcohol in any form. It
Is entirely free from opium and other
narcotics and contains neither sugar nor
syrup which are injurious to some stom-
achs. without any Of these ingredients
II retains It's pleasant taste and healing
qualities IN any climate and under all
conditions.
Don't let careless or dishonest medic
cine seller cheat you out Of your health
by giving you substitute,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-17

notion had proved thcir solo salvation
a landsman, LQrlus OF Che ouEInelrf
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-01-19
ENDORSED TIE
CZAR'S ACTION

Albany, N. Y, Jan. 1 9.-The state bar
association, at its meeting endorsed the
action taken by Car Nicholas in conven-
ing an international peace congress by the
adoption of a resolution offered by VIM.
Barnes of Albany. This is the text of
the resolution:
Resolved, that the recent action of the
Car Nicholas of Russia in converting an
international congress to consider the
partial reduction of the armies and navies
of the world and the aneliOration of the
most fragrant cruelties of war II the
substitution Of practical arbitration is
heartily commended by the New York
Bar Association and as an evidence of our
friendly relations with Russia and in sup
port of the proposed congress we hereby
recommend to the president as American
delegates eX-Presldents Benjamin Harri-
son and Grover Cleveland, and eX-Vice
President Levi Z. Morton and that a GER
titled copy of these resolutions be sent to
the ear
Charles A. Gardiner of New York made
an address on the subject of Our Right
to Acquire and Hold Foreign Territory
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-01-19
DR.. MED. g.. LEO HAGENBURGER
NOTICE TO CO-OWNER.

To Benjamin Armstrong;, your heirs or
assigns: You are hereby notified that we
have expended during the year 1898 one
hundred dollars G1O0.0O in labor and i'm
provements upon each of the following
Divide Creek Mining district. Silver Bow
scription of which is found in the location
notices of the said lode claims as recorded.
The Silver King, recorded in Book f, page
POS; the Sage Hen, recorded in Book r, page
207; the Tacoma. recorded in Book J, page
20; the Goodwin, recorded in Book j, page
Ali; the Golden Bell, recorded in Book 1,
page SO, in the Office of the county recorder
of Silver Bow county Montana; thai the
said labor was performed and the said i'm
proyements were made for the purpose Of
holding said claims under the provisions
of Section 1924. Revised Statutes of the
United States. and the amendments thereto
concerning annual labor on mining claims
for the year 1888, when said labor and i'm
movements were made. If within ninety
Gays after the last publication of this no.
tice YOU fail or refuse to contribute your
nroDortion, amounting to one hundred and
Twelve dollars and fifty cents (S112. 5). of
said expenditures, as a co-oWner, your in
terest in the said claims will become tho
property of the Undersigned, your CO.
owners, who have made the above de-
scribed expenditures according to the res
ouirements of the said section.
PAT KIRLEY.
JAMES KIRLEY,
FRANK KIRLEY.
Dated this 9th day of January 1899.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-01-19
CONDITION OF THE
IRON MARKET

New York. Jan. 19.-The Iron Age will
say today: The iron markets are in ex-
traordinary condition. A constantly
growing number of makers in many lines
have either Withdrawn prices altogether
or m ade high quotations in order to turn
away buyers. Still, thus far there has
been little speculation and the industry
is kept we'll in hand. Thus it is virtually
decided that prices for Lake Bessemer
ore will not be advanced 20 cents a ton,
if indeed, so large an advance be made.
Pig iron we note sales of about $4,000 tons
of BesSemer in the Pittsburg district at
full prices and some transactions in basic
pig in the east. SO far as foundry iron
throughout the country is concerned, the
buyers are picking up what they can.
Foreign inquiry is h eavy and some early
deliveries cannot be made Ocean freights
have increased considerably. There is a
pronounced scarcity of pig iron, but it is
understood clearly that it is likely to be
only temporary, unless the demand goes
far beyond the present rate Of output.
The consolidation of the Norfolk and
Western furnace plants in Virginia, un-
der the Virginia Iron. Coal and Coke COM
pany, now practically assured, will put
life into capacity there long idle. A few
furnaces are getting ready in eastern
Pennsylvania.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-01-19
INTIMATE FRIEND
OF ABE LINCOLN

Chicago, Jan. 19.-Capt, Paul Selby,
one of the last surviving friends of Abra-
ham Lincoln, is IN danger of losing his
life through a fire that destroyed the
apartment building in which he resided.
Mr.. Selby was sick in bed from a severe
attack Of grippe when the fire drove him
out doors. During the latter years of
Lincoin's life just before he became presi-
dent, the great IllinOisan had few friends
to whom he gave confidence n trust in
a fuller degree than to Mr.. Selby. Selby
at that time was editor of the Illinois
State Journal at Springfield and for his
great services IN helping to elect Lincoln
to the presidency one of the latter's first
acts after being ~inaugurated was to APP
point Selby postmaster Of Springfield. In
recent years and up to the first OF the pres
year. Mr.. Selby has been employed on the
editorial staff of one Of Chicago's leading
newspapers. He vas considered n Of
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-01-19
THE TOBACCO
CROP OF CUBA
Americans Are Trying to Get
Control Of II.
NEW YORK CAPITALISTS
Are Forming a Syndicate For That
PurpOSa--Where the Best
Lands Are Situated.
YORK CAPITALISTS

New York, Jan. ia dispatch to the
Tribune from Havana says: PROPOSE
lions of American capitalists to control
the Cuban tobacco production and man
ufacturos are taking definite shape. 1t
is not settled whether this will be in con-
junction with an English syndicate or in
opposition to it. The plan originated
with some New York banks, and in
cluded banks in Boston, Washington and
other cities. Several promoters and
spectators nave been working on the
scheme, but they represented no capital.
The present syndicate is said to be COM
posed entirely of banks.
The proposition is to obtain control Of
tobacco lands in the Vuelta Abajo, or
Pinar del Rio district. and also of the
Particles district, in Havana province.
These districts comprise two-thirds of
the production of the island. If tobacco
producing lands can be secured, the
next step will be to manufacture the
leaf entirely III Cuba, enabling the prices
to be controlled and driving imitation
Havana cigars out of the market.
Negotiations began in October by a
New York banking house, with the to-
bacoo interests, which were consolidated
into the English syndicate, known as the
Havana cigar and tobacco factories, linn
tied. This syndicate was composed of II
factories, including Henry Clay and
Book & Co. Its capital is $1,000, 900,
Spanish gold, and it controls 5000 cabal-
leros, or 167 900 acres of Vuelta Abajo
Seven factories refused to join the syn,
dicate and kept an Independent exist
ence. Negotiations with the English syn
dictate are said to have ceased recently
and now a proposition has been made tc
Inclan & Co., and other outside factories
which they are considering.
Tobacco men have heretofore been
skeptical about all plans for controlling
the production and manufacture of the
Cuban leaf. because of the amount of
capital needed. For this reason indi-
vidual promoters have received little at
tention. The banks, however, lave CAPT
tai enough to command respect in trade
circles, and it is known that some fac
tories have received offers which are
causing them to reconsider former re.
fusals.
Tobacco lands are held chiefly by small
farmers and are not owned in large areas
by factories. though some of these nave
leases of tracts for periods varying from
three to five years. Tobacco buyers have
claimed that the scheme of controlling
production is not feasible, out capital,
lists are willing to attempt the expert
ment. The value of the product of tn,
Nuelta Abajo and Particles districts il
estimated at from SO, 000, 600 to $12, 900,
Geo.
In the present scheme an account i
not taken Of the Remedies district, il
Santa Clara, or of Santiago, comprisin:
the cheap product. The assumption il
that they would follow the course of tn
product in the western part of the island