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The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-03-10
YOU ARE MAKING a great mistal

YOU ARE MAKING a great mistake
in not sending for 10 cent size of Ely's
Cream Balm. 1t is specific for catarrh
and cold in the head. We mail il, or
the 80 cent size. Druggists all keep
it. Ely Brothers, 56 Warren Street,
New York.
Catarrh caused difficulty in speaking
and to great extent loss of hearing,
BY the use of Ely's Cream Balm drop
ping of mucus has ceased, voice and
hearing have greatly inproved.-J. w.
Davidson, Atty at Law. Monmouth, Ill.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-03-10

upon which prices were asked fof nj
less than the cost of composition ana
printing. but they expected to mako up
for this loss on their charges for work
upon which no price had been made.
Ii this report is true then they do lot
deserve the contract. for while a3H>ar-
emily the lowest bidder their expressed
purpose TO make up the loss" in o-her
classes of work shows an intent to
charge eXtortionatc and unjust prices
wherever possible. I.umberton Roh2so-
man.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-03-10
PEARSON'S WATER HAUL.
(Cherokee Scout

The Pearson contest is going on.
Jackson county was taken up last week,
and Mr.. Pearson demanded recount
of three boxes. This was had and Mr..
Crawford gained three votes Macon
county is now being investigated, and
Buncombe will be resumed next. So far
i'll the proceedings Mr.. Crawford has
made gain of 2rvotes.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-03-10

in uterus, ovaries
were affected and
had leucorrhea.
l had my children
very fast and it
left me very weak.
A year ago / was
taken with flood
;pu aaI almost
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-03-10
a PERMANENT MEMORIAL.
OF One of the Brightest Boys Who
Ever Attended Horncr's
(The Oxonian.l

tine ON0nlan.l
The late VIII III. Horne was one Of the
brightest. most Stadion$. and most ex-
cmplaly students ever at H9i1fcr school.
We are delighted that his memory is TO
be Kept fresh among MS. His brother,
Chas. w Horne has established 10 his
memory scholarship medal in Homer
school, 10 be awarded To the student who
makes the best average during the year.
This medal is to be known as the ''Will
IT. Horne Scholarship Medal.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-03-10


years ago when he was a young man
and wore 4 mustache. He therefore
went into the cabinet and fishcd mp m
old cut and presented it as the distin-
cnished member from Rowan wearing a
flowing moustache The Rowan folks
hardly recognized their able representa-
tive with that upper lip adornment.s and
So to-day we print better and trner
likeness of Mr.. Oyerman whose friends
predict that after 1903 he will wear
Senator Pritchard's toga
The Legislature adjourns to-day to
meet again OH Tuesday after the second
Monday Of June, 1900. This has been
Il memorable and history making Legis-
lature, SURPRISING doubtless in this re-
speet any that has ever assembled in
the State. and ii has been an able. hon
est. Woodworking body.
The members have worked diligently
on the floor of the Legislature during
tho day and in the committee rooms at
night. More bills have been introduced
in this Legislature than in any previous
LEGISLATURES. Many of these were pri-
vate. such as bills for issuing bonds and
to incorporate. and various others due to
the progressive changes and rapid
strides in the industrial, life of our
State but private bills had to be consid-
cred because they effected the public.
These along with the public measures
that required thorough consideration
and enactment made the work of the
Legislature very heavy aud bnrdensome.
But they have done credit 10 themselves
and upheld tile hands and honor of the
great Democratic party. They have
kept the promise made tbs people. Car
thage Blade.
Otho has the best of reasons for hold
ing on to his job After being suspended
by the Governor, he was tired and vim
Dictated liy a Legislature composed OF
his political opponents, and unless ne :
just tired of The job, there is no reason
why he should resign. After vindicatine
him the Legislature could not turn
around and say he was not fit person
for Railroad Commissioner. In fact n
deprive the State of the services Of
so good man would he a calamity. ..
Durham Morning Herald.
The Legislature decided to award the
State printing to the lowest responsible
bidder apd the contract was secured
by the Capital Printing Company. Of
Raleigh. This company is owned liz
Barnes Bros. Populists one member OF
the firm being the defeated fusionist
candidate for treasurer OF Wake county.
In giving The Work 10 political enemies
the Democratic Legislature has proven
itself worthy OF confidence in every re-
spect. Neither the Legislature of 1885,
nor that of 1897 would have given tht
public printing 10 q Democratic firm m
matter how low their hid. Since tho con
tract was awarded it has ben stated thai
Barnes Bros. say they took the worl
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-11-22
BRILLIANT ENDORSEMENT.
BY Health Journal of New York Au-
gust "a. 1S99.-J. A. Davis, Nd,
Editor and Manager.


Onlpksst week we examined the beer
brewed' by the Capital Brewing Com
pany OF Olympia, Wash, and 1t is 5
perfect illustration of the quality o.
beer which We are always glad 10 com.
mend, for the analysis showed ii 10 be
entirely free from any trace OF an!
injurious substance. Such A high G. adt
Of beer is most beneficial in its use, foI
none of the pure malt and hops have
been displaced by harmful ingredients
Every hygienist will concur with " II
saying that a beer of such superior
excellence is a very wholesome DeSer
age. Physicians often have occasion
10 prescribe a pure beer for cases o.
debilitation, and they can safely ordel
this beer, made by the Capital Brewing
Company.
L. II. Dee has ia his keeping tn,
American Journal of Health and car
be seen by anyone.
This beer can be had in bottle or OF
draught at the HOFFMAN, corner o.
Hotel and Nuuanu streets. \ large as
sortment of the very best of America;
and foreign liquors we are please
to sell you and give you value for the
benefit OF your health.
Yours, l.. II. DEE,
Proprietor of HOFFMAN.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-11-22

There was young man from Lenore
Who boldly went off to the war.
The beef made him sick. he recoV-
cred quite quick
By the prompt use of old Jesse Moore.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-07-16
ION sAEnLclrr 1870
Contanvan


SEVES-ROoM modern hc.,.s. - e
cation; a weii-built hon. - =
conui,ions eexiA foot 10 -
street. with water. sewer ~ 49,. s
DOCK from Madison streets -
Aluse OF SIX rooms on SevenloS y sszs ss
nue.. within three blocks - n
mouse is practically new.
Eentences. good level LOT. - Sz{3SSzzl Ex
Ter small family: Ss.xa w.
MoaeFn eighf-rcom house: &C.,. aa..1ssssssas
c. sou View. harvard AveonSr ~
Gooo s;x-room modern holas@- ~ 8 s sssss
lot, nne view; on high ercS.i III ~ Es
S2.iaa - U IS
house OF nine rooms: new 49, 81 sz
hi, Iiii ~ r ,,ssnsSe !. walking
Seven-room house: rnoS3err y 49,. q s. IS
line. 81. 6N = g s.
New five-room cottage. with -, - 81 4
Of pike s,Tes ,o' : so ,,S witAh =
Modern six-room house. Ns.eA ss go
ssesin; half block from Jaels1
Seven fuii-size lots in Hallars. .ls ga
sussase "a, 2 numoer Of AsaslS
corner lot: two car lines 49,
store IN front. with houso - SS<z
lot; good business location. r. a. :
rlve-room house. on TweufissS SSfss
y, -. ~ asSicI way easy toE3Un4* "a.
Henton addition lot. one bloch g. 81
son street: $I,5oa 3
a very desirable rsstd>nca lo1 = IL;
teenth avenue north: So1lo6: a H M
H.gnteentn avenue lot IN Ha1f1
$500. &c.,
SxiD on Fifteenth avenue: q
by good homes. 81, $50
SOxi9; good level lot: cloae o 49,
ton or Denny way and HoVe6
An attractive home site In NorsA ~
6oxi20: close to two, car ill.,.
$,00o
Saxl2s on corner Of Denny nay -
ward avenue: $l.000 81 ~
Three fuil-sixe lots. three 49,, - 49,
terminus OF Cedar street - nsss
corner: price for all three. n - -
a nhe nve-acre tract on - - ~
BROOKLYN; good tract for SuHniv5
acre. s..1esle ~
First avenue corner: In The huaanau - -
trtct. full size: $s.o00. = -.
lsuxlO on corner. easy Wnlkfne Alun.1;.ss.s
good property to improve: 6rSS zl
western avenue property: ~ ~ ,lsss.sss
Ing on western avenue and 49,
BACK 10 Elliott avenue: corner: Fl r. zl.
LOT on west side Of Third aveuos. II -
ceilent location. $4,000. "a ss
r. W. WEST. 3 uniou naaen ~
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-07-16

FOR. SALE-Thres story bs,ck
centrally located: fne inveet1Qlls
10 per cent. net. 4 80
E.oO-Cheapcst lot on First ayeunn
All nlled; large barn: clear t1t10
*z.SW-Etght-room house, strictly
on two car lines: close IN
lU0-CheApest 7-room house q
seattle, Queen Anne aves: 11euon&5
pretty place. "a ssk5s
@,0O-Row OF houses: choice Ioon1nln1
E per cent: good tuveofU1nl
N.5W-Stx-room modern house: pows -
nnish: street graded. sewer. -: -
bill, close to Madison. n
N,500-Beautiful double curnor q -
ston: very cheap S. B 81
$sN-I1ot 66xl15. Boylston and ID ssss
$oW-wfll buy an elegant lot % 1T -
hare several Of them for ea3e q 3
gain. 800. 500 and 30: al ox01o1f + u
CANT view; near Pike DtrooG. s
$t00-0xl0 feet. corner Of eumDlt - -
publican: very cheap. 10
S00-Lot e0x11O: Renton hin ssss1
U55-IAot 35xi20: Renton hill Aour -
north Of Madison. good viGw; II -
ton: two lots II desired
x40-Corner on Etghteenth ave0uo -
xtW-Lot on East James and NInoHo
$6n-Beautiful lot overlookue Inno 3
tnEton. near Madison str1el
Tel. Red 1851. Room C0lnaa -
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-07-16
= FEHsREN-MARvIN cas- Ilsr

FEHREN-MARvIN cos I1na
This Weeks Specialties-A nn1Sr5 -
room house. large Io&. 60
view, delightful location an1
improvements. for sale q 49,
lease = -
On Twentieth avenue. Z e-ronn
mouse, very convenient to otro6
large lot; $2,e00: easy terms. H. ID
a Groom house. large lot, splen6s1
on Belmont avenue. for $2.1oo: ~
VIII be finished as desired 81 -
A magnificent home on E1e6tseSSS r.
nue.. near Madison. 1zss
A beautiful Groom modern 49, f1s
with furniture. on Twenty-llrsf oS1
Two or three lovely homee a hasrk sf
Yesler avenue and Main 49,.
a large residence and I'VE nnno0ap
dences In solid block on 49,
seventh; this property can d -
a price which will insure g ~
net permanent Investment. Is -
During this week We Win cfInr
splendid barGain1 In reeid66cn
among which II q maeniicoof
Belmont avenue: splendid loonSfnS ~ d
Several lots on Twentieth en1 r.
hrst avenues - ss<
nue.. = - -!
Business and residence propert1oo - -
or rent In all parts Of the cl{VI ID
FEHREN-MARvIN CON(A1ER :sszi
06 Pioneer Building E sssyssxs
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-07-16
ron sALE-CITr REAL ESTATE.
FOR SALE-CITT REAL ESTATE.
NICHOLS & NUM-,
REAL ESTATE INVESTMENTS,
So AND so HALLER BLOCK.
Do you want homo or Investment?
Come and talk with US. We have the
exclusive sale of the
RESTOS HILL ADDITION.
RENTnN yIJTY. AnnyTyONc

The addition is on the Madison street
car line: street graded. sewer. water
and gas: fine view of the mountains:
your choice from S32S to $50: easy terms:
title perfect. abstract with each lot
&9e-4s lots at Green Lake
xSo-Two lots on Mercer street and Third
avenue.
Eae--Two lots on Harrison street and
Lake.
Es0e-Feur lots on Harrison street. North
Seattle water front tsnap).
<sur-Lof on Denny way. near Harvard
avenue
$500 lots near State university.
G.sp-Timber claim, $50 acres: will cut
e.~et1os one-third cedar. balance fir
We have some good buys In improved
property.
" .ss,-e-room house. near Pike street
sao--&-roofn cottage, on James street
x-lat-l-room house. North Seattle
Mce-s-room cottage on Eighth street
FIVE and fsn-acre tracts for sale i'm
proved ard unimproved
NICHOLS & NUM-
PHONE. WHITE s4c
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-07-16

WANTED-For the u. 8. army: Regular
and volunteers: abie-bodied, unmarried
men. between ages of is and IS, OF good
character and temperate habits. For In
formation apply 10 Recruiting Officer. 3l9
Pioneer building, First avenue and James
street, Seattle, Wash.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-07-16

BE CAREFUL-Do you ever send money
to New York or Chicago for investmsnt
in stocks or grain? III you do, II In well
to know something about the firm you
send 1t to; they may be honest and re-
sponsible or they may not. Do business
square. We can tell you all about your
broker. Write for free particulars. The
National Bureau Of Credits. 50 Broad
way New York.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-07-16

ADvERTIsfSG.--OAnsb suH q IL Pese-lnts-
nGsBe1 bzs3neo slBess oA1fJ, 4 - on9a u .
-. Sunday houss, 0pea - o. - unf0 u - -
Classified adssssi~esn1nss for fnosEston ee1svsng
noeatnG VII b seeessed ur 70 u = .. = A4vu-
eSsreBGnO under efaont1s6 hnAd3np w1n - taesfs'
81 ~ IL fnts e eunt . 9ore eacA fnsRsSea Rey-
nest ajsays h edsxnce Ne sdssssissDe11s fsesfs.
"a for IeD thnn $ csD8A
rCBLIGHEkS NOTICE. -Tnselins aosafs ass
T. A ne[16z1An ana o. b. Lo001A City
e1f1sctAs az J. A. Csfhear. = T. 12v1ey.
Euoune Mccarthy. G. H. AeCcs1ns G. II sss20
and d. A. WINS. Postnastass eveywheu - 60
oesuxa Par money o1sy 70 these and 70 eu set
denf aeentS IN the various eafts snd towns q u
ADvERT1sERs-CAanoa fas sdvwstssnnee r.
the Sunday Ppss-Insslheenrw 0use - fusntsesd ~
] o,ciock Saturday. AdsertissDants WI - pseeis-
"a o. txsn<h osncss a tAs post-intsnlgeocw.
REWA8D.-T@ dc1an u4n b petd ~ taseenA-
ai0n fsssing The eeGvtcftcu - sny pessea saaane
esp4ss Il thu pspn deiissrsd - suhsrztsas v -
TACOMA BuRxAU-xs mn fseaas ss.a O
q. Ball
oLYNPfA--s1sa Msis ssssl q. o. wtnaana1u.
EvEREIT-P r. LSwk
SPOKANE -srsseh sdnes. yosa n. WasMtco
Mod. esEnw ntysss6ds saA MN; tsisUAsas - J.
rosT 5OwNsESD-Wnxan 4 Pssia~.
1BLLIN0AAn DAY.-Hsw WhstcsA. 1ssa8
vIcfO6f1. 4. c.-YsssA Csmpnsn
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-07-16

~ no-Busfness block on First avenue !:
always rented. pays 10 per cent.
y. !ss--Fine lot on first hill, with four
dwellings, SIS monthly rental
=: Is-Etxhf-room house: large corner.
less tnan improvements cost. a bargain.
q .AAl-choice residence lot. North 0eat,fe
S<bb-Tvo good lots. ready 10 build. Ere
mont one block from car.
A01 " 'o32 STdS Sn i"9E2 od city Rsossrsy.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-07-16

WEEKLY profits: don't lose the chance;
money can be doubled every month In
wheat, stocks and cotton: we pay profits
safety is uneQualed. Write for full par
ticularS, free to any address. C.. r.
Mackey & Co.. . Broadway, N. Y.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-07-16

GOOD business stand In country town.
consisting of storeroom and dwelling
store fixtures. etc.: water In house: few
fruit trees. and flower garden: this u .
money maker; for sale or trade for Seat
InteliiEencer.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-07-16

we are now one61nG our 80
fine S-room house m 81
Fourteenth Ayesii:c, "a clocA -
OF Madison street, for ~. Il
Plasterfng will be a:.n.lp1lSao0
In few days. ard tho 6ni1n Il
VIII be firSt-class and nsOdAkn
throughout: will contract 10 co1
building within specified time: Ano ~
excellent location. easily rsa3 ed -
b. sold $500 cheaper than II w0u4 ~ -
sible to buy the lot and contract fJe -
ing now. Terms easy. Plans -
hcafsons at nay office.
II fs a rare chance fo-
New home 81 L)W CO61s &
We are building on Fifteenth ~
Also and selling on the instAllmeoe j
Better To capitalize on Your own IT,
monthly payment tnan paw rent
Call and see rs ----
We have fine list Of properly .
bargains. Every dsscrjofso Of pfopo "a
VIM p. HARPEA zkS
Dexter Horton Bark BuldfnGs
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-07-16
Personal.


THE Crescent Camera takes . 311x3k pic
ture. with dozen Stanley dry plates.
special price Q.&
Picnic Baskets, open, SC and l0c.
Picnic Baskets, covered. 2oc. &c and 3oc.
Paper plates. for picnlckers. dozen. &c.
Paper napkins. 100. 10c.
Cheap knives and forks. spoons cook
ing pots, etc. for campers
Hammocks. pipes, corkscrewA Ash basle.
cts. hsh rods. hshing tackle Of all kinds.
lemon sQueezers. and such things TO mako
your outing pleasureable.
Other hot weather things are preserving
and cooking pots jar rubbers. caps ETC..
lawn hose. croQuet sets. bird cages, etc.
All OF which, are low priced. especially
these: N-inch lawn mower. $40: le-inch
lawn mower. 2.S.
COON BROS,
1417 Second avenue.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-07-16

ION 49, nnscxLI.AxEoUs-csa-
11nueA.
oSSS1ErS..r- >n.is Yacht in rood
order. Inquire az no Bell street.
FOR sAI.E-Ten R-I-P-A-N-S for cent?
sf druggbtA One gives rsa1sL
FoR aALE-Twc nrss-class ceiling fans.
cheap. New Western Hotel
IRON ash barrels. 5oc each. seattle Soap
Factory sixth and Olive.
LARGE safes. bank fixtures waldron.
FA1fhayen.
ron sALE-LIvE STOCK.
~--~--~-----------------
IF you want good reliable horses 60 to the
California Commission Co.. 81 western
avenue
ron sALE-MUslCAL lNsTRUAENTA
FOR SALE-Cheap; square piano Ad-
dress -" 90 Ninth avenue.
ron sALE-ruRNITURR-
FOR sALE-Furniture in house: rent S
month: seven rooms. Jessie Erwin.
AarysvillA Wash.
---~---~ ~~~~.-. = -~-.--- :.
M. stems ranch. near tho poftsee' -
reward.
SrRAYED-smaI gray mule from corner
Of twentieth ana JACKSON reward LUCE
Peppler:
FOUND
.~-.-~---,--. - =.
BREAD! BREAD. BhEAD snAp on
bread; retail az wnoiesaie pfscss' "a,
-. - ,----,-.--I
LONDON LOAN OrtlCH-Money .oe os1
on vaIuanies watcnes. oiam0nHSs ma
9eweary.. i0 Secono avenue so1e1-
--------~- $1,000 ~. w.
-. ..s..si - =.
SPECIAL NOIICEA
~-----------
NOTICE to the public-Havfne with
drawn and disposed OF my interest IN the
partnership OF the Seattle Excursion
Company, will not be responsible for
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-07-16

FOR SALE-Cheap building lots;
Lake and elsewhere in city. get -
ceissr Washingtop Savings Bari
ton o1ock.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-07-16

6AIIDgMEN and local rep
eesentAt1ves % handle exclusively or a.
and souvenirs made. chemigraph repro
ducfSona Of art masterpieces. ready sales
20 advertisers: get our proposition before
engaging elsewhere. liberal commissions.
state experience. Address With nYat class
references. National chemigraph Co, 81.
Louis. No.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-07-16

ELEvEN-ROOM house modern 49,
beacon hill. grand view OF 0ounos
lawn. ground space Ieax160: price
Two fine lots. each 5oxs4. on RsntsA
corner: both streets graded: M
and elegant location: price u.SM
A number Of fine lots on Fourteen@
nue., north Of Denny way: siss
Lot soxi20 on Thirteenth ayerus -
$500.
Corner lot. soxizs, on John strset -
Harvard avenue. price ts0A-
Corner lot, s0xizs. on North Broea
Lot soxis on Broadway. just. ssulA
Pike street: below street grades
$3.50 s.
Eleventh and Twelfth avenues. r.
pr madison street. In Nag:e'0
addition: prices range from - -
Lot NFxi3o on Tweuty-first avenuo
Madison street power house, Dnoq
GEO. w. DILLING.
40 New York Block
FOR sALE-By Edmund nowden.
gxl0 lot: two houses. close In. ~ -
Two modern Groom houses. 1xlN
AHG ssSsss
Fine lot. Renton hill. Seventeenth ssegI
$50 ss
szo each. soxics- foot lots. close 70 NA1
street; Thirteenth avenae.
Several good farms; low figures.
i. Bowden. Dexter Horton bank h,he -
FOR SALEs-350 choice residences -
Belmont Place: magnificent ak22
View near Broadway
Car line. ~
8p,-FIne lot rear Highland Dytve
Queen Anne hill
NJ. f. Perry.
y Sullivan block
FOR 5ALE-Cheap building lotes
Lake and elsewhere in city: get
ceiver Washingtop Savings Bari
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-04-01
Biz Crowd Gathers.

Long before the time for the steamer
Rhode Island was due TO push her nose
around Fields Point. a large detail of
police under command of Capt Magill
of the Third station, arrived at the
wharf and established a Gordon which
was as complete as though it was "a
10-foot hight wall No person, unless
employed about the wharf, was per-
mitted to pass the ropes. This was
done that the men might not be inter-
fered with while supplying themselves
with belts and guns.
A large crowd of relatives. friends
and the impressible sweethearts gath
cred near the wharf entrance early i'm
the morning. all eager 20 embrace and
in other ways demonstrate their JOY be-
cause of reunions
The Rhode Island reached her dock
at 1903 o'clock. but all the way through
the ofiing she was greeted with a salute
fired by detachment OF Battery A. II.
l. NJ, located on Tockwotton Park. an5
by n constant footing Of whistles
sounded from factories and the river
tugs
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-04-01
Governor Over Speaks.

Gov. Dyer opened the speaking and
occupied the attention OF the company
but for a few moments. He referred
to the grandeur of the old party. and
said that in all things ii enabled this
county to head the world. He referred
TO the return OF the regiment and OF
the creditable appearance they made on
the streets. and to their manly conduct.
Ii was due To the efforts of the Repub-
lican party that the regiment had been
so we'll equipped, so carefully lo !
after and that il was brought l.
its excellent condition.
Congressman Bull said i'm refci
the events of last year that PreslIs az
Mckinley had been backed up and hal
been enabled to do well. because of tho
good government behind him.
AS to the state campaign he said that
in the south part of the state IT was
intended that all differences should be
buried and that all should pitch in and
work hard to secure the election of the
entire state ticket by splendid plurali-
tics
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-04-01
MRS. BLAKE'S WILL.
Many Public Bequesis Made but Bulk Of Property
Goes 10 Neces and Nephews.

Santa Barbara. Cal, April 1.-The
will OF the late Anna S. c. Blake has
been filed for probate. The greatest
part Of the large estate. which is valued
in the petition of 100000, goes to ne
phews and nieces living pricipally in
New England. but many thousands are
given to charities and close friends or
members Of her household. Her home,
"Miradero." near this city, she be-
queaths under certain conditions to Dr.
Philip X. Brown of San Francisco i'm
trust with the desire that IL be con-
verted into a home for convalescents
and invalids. For its maintenance $50,
600 is set aside, 10 the Cottage hos
-rrftef, Santa -BarharaI- $1,000 is bequeath-
ed. \ like amount is bequeathed to the
Orthoepedic hospital. Philadelphia, and
10 the Massachusetts General hospital,
Boston.
Allen 4. Brown Of Boston and Moor
field story Of Brookline, Mass, arc
named as executors.