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Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1899-10-07

The Norris Missionary Union were
entertained by Mrs. D. T. Wheaton
yesterday afternoon. Light refresh
ments were served.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1899-10-07
SHORTY

The man who is always pointing out
TO other people what a lot Of money
they might have if they took his advice
never has any himself. -Atchison
Globe.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1899-10-07

A light and trifing mind never takes
In great ideas and never accomplishes
anything great or good. -Sprague.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1899-10-07
LOCAL ADDENDA.

Mrs. III. w. Store entertains the
teachers of the public schools at
Riverside this afternoon.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1899-10-07

Miss Mary Wheaton entertained
the graduating class of the high
school at her home last evening.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1899-10-07

when nature fails to assert itself, develop
ments result which injure the health and
impair the constitution of the maiden.
The timely use of Bradfe1d's Female
Regulator, the standard remedy for all
weaknesses and irregularities peculiar to
women, is what retarded nature needs in
all such cases. Sold by druggists for s..
Books for women free.
THE BRADFIELD REGULATOR Co.
ATLANTA. GA.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1899-10-07
ROseBuDS

Budding wo-
manhood! What
glorious possibil-
tiles What half
hidden dangers !
What a time for
sender sympathy!
At puberty nature
generally makes
some attempt to
establish physical
Irregularities, but
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-11-30
Murb Scrantpn.

- Srant SupIep bon 9essetis Str,
Der Dor brei Woheu in Der 2e8eets Greef
Nine usrlebt puroe, mubte ii6 am
NOntas Der a%mputation zines 8sines
untsriperfen, UNI iein 2eben su retten. ba
9lutpereiftuns einsetreten mar.
- SIN oem neuen unbepobnten Sauie
oss gntbonp &srrisan. ll09 Grin Str ,
brad Dieritas Nadt UNI ll.30 elm
iSeuer aus. bas trob Der beroifben Gins
ltrensunsen Der Seuertpsbr oaS @ebdube
total eindiderts. Ser 8erluft betrdst
eipu $500 unb Der nripruns oss SeuerS
1T unbetannt.
- @dbrenb zines Sauf8eIasss, bas
fpdt am Samitu8 Ra4t bel elmer poIni'
iden Samilie an Diamond Ibenue flats
fano, CAB eS aub blutisen Streit, nobel
Better WeQisip stpei 8useln in ben &Dr'
per erbielt, cine in ben linfen Nrm. bic
anbere in ben Riden nabe benz Riderai;
Der Wnnn mai 10 benedict. oab er oies
nibt tpubte, Bis bic YollSei am Sonntae
Worsen ibn unteriubte. 5ranf D%otronus
mar nit einsm SdIreiisn ansesrlfen
porben uno bIutete 70 itart, bas drstlidsr
8eiftuno iOfort nbtbie mar. Soc @uiid
Der bic 8useln abidOB, tpurbe fir fem
seridtlides gribeinen feftsebaIten, nab
reno iinf unbere Sbeilnebmer an BEN
STREET. nit lie $40 Strafe enifamen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-11-30
&tabrrath.
Select council, 90. Ropember.

Select @ouneil, 90. Rooember.
Melpin bradte, pie lsbte Wohe n
sebsutet. in bieiem 3meiee cine OrOinans
Dor, UNI bic Wietbe fur Wuher isitsns
Der WoHer Companion su reauliren.
Dieielbe III Elm IdneersS Sbriftiid unb
siebt bic su bershnenosn Breiie uusflbrs
lib IN. Sir e%inseIne Samilien fol- idbr.
lib 1875 berehnet tperoen, fur leoe
tpeiiere Samilie bon mebr tpie sipei Pers
ionen. $3.50; fur ieoe tpeitere Samilie
o nidt mebr ipie spei B%erionen. 81 25
ieparater WaHerftOd auf bemielben 81.
sentbum. innsn ober auBen, rs Gents ;
erfter 8absubsr. $3.50; isoer tp~eitere.
rs Gsnts critics @uferclOist. 81 ,25 !;
ieoeS tpeitere i'm @sbduoe rs Gems I;
fir iebes nrinul init Sober. 81 90 obne
Seber, $500; fit critics @af6baEin
in sinem 8ettsimmer. 25 @ents fit
Bflafierun8 @afbuns ieber Grt. Sl.00.
fir 8ei6dfisspede unb fur @ufsrmei'
fer iint bic Staten au6 bebeutenb niebri'
ger aIS bic bon Der @Omponie ~petIanstsn
unb sulsbt piro cine Strufe bon $50 fir
iebe ueberidreitune Der OroinanS fsftse.
iebt. DieieIbe nuroe obne Debate on
oas betrefenbe Gomite unb ben Stabt.
antpalt lberpisien.
Die @rnennunB ron Srancis Sdr6oer
alS Nilifent' @bef'@neineer oes 3. Dis
ftrifts tpurbe aus ben Sduben bes @omi.
ties ssnommen uno einitimmis betdtiet ;
i'm unteren 3peiee seibab nit bsrielben
elm eleideS. Sdr5oet teri6tete fur oas
s~emsiniame Gomite cine Reiolutiou, bic
ben Infauf bon 1000 SUB .Goiion
Sois" 3u rs Genis ben SUB bsspedt.
uorbsbdIiIl6, baB bic @ompnnie sinsn
Bomb fir ibrs fdnf Sabre @arontie sibt;
beftdtist. @eiter tpurben bic Reioluiio.
men fur einsn Wafsritod on Bitlston
Apenue unb Balm Sirabs. Rsminston
Apsnus unb Bird Strabe uno an Rseis
Strabe. in Der 3. Warb. einitis berid.
tet unb b%sitdtist. Ssne ReioIutiOn. tpel'
DE ben Sirubenfommifdr %unpeiit. elnsn
3aun sum Sbube bss @ulperts iber
9egpetts greef an Norb Wain apenue su
erribten, tpnrb r~eferirt.
Soleenbe O%sbinansen puroen %enbeiI'
zig anssnommsn: 5lr einen absussfa.
nal auf Der 6ftIi6en Settle BON Waibine'
ton gpsnue. bon Rstp gorf StraBs bis
innsrbaIb 80 Sus bon Warion Strabs.
in Der 10. @arb. neberirneune bon
$3.50 bonn electromagnetic aIt : Sonb
,ur Rsparatur Der Welt Wountain 8oao
in Der 90. Warb. Die 1886 Oroinans
sur Stipulation bes Bolisei' Departments
amenoirsnb. nebertrueune bon $3.50
pom SaIair bss erften Aiifsnt.S taot.
@someters sur &eparatur bon @enet
Strobe in Der 90. Darb. Dem 8. u.
O'Gonnor 500 srIaubenb fur 8efddoi.
suns ieinss @isentbums bur& einsn feb
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-11-30

tIase ssssn bic @afsr gOmpanie snt.
itauo burd ben nmianb, oab biefelbe
firsli6 in cine Insabl 5fentllder &C.
tauo.. Defenders Wirtbfbnften. Weter
sur WsHuns bes @uferUerbruudes ein'
aefibrt bat. um Der iberbanb n%ebmenben
uniinniesn @aGerperidtpenbune 3u fisu'
ern. mas man eepiB sans in Der Orb.
nun9 finoen triro. tpenn mon beoentt, oaB
burb bic unbernnttportlide Qbbolsuns
Der @dIber bic AuelenIdufe INNER mebr
austrodnen unb sur Gufipeiberung bon
WaRerpOrrdtben fOtipielise Ddmme unb
Reierpoire n%oibtpenoie iinb.
Dab bic Gompanie nidt cine NuSbeu'
tune be8 9ublItums beabiibtiaL seist
ibr 8erfabren in Der 8ersunsenbeit. SIN
81 Subren III unter Der geeentpdrti8en
8erpaltuns bic 8asmietbe bon So so
auf Sl.l0 6as Gauienb berabseiest
porben. unb bic @oHsrmietbe fir SAINT.
lisnsebruud bon SIC auf Sc babel il
bas @nfsr buS bette in bieiem State.
Sin 8srsIsid Der DaHsrsebibrsn init
anberen Stdoten, !. .. Buffalo. Spra'
cufe L.. {. M. 1T eniidieben su @unfien
bon Scranton, uno tuenn tpirtIid anbere
usbslftdnbe bier befeben ioateu, 70 er'
tldrt iid Serr Scranton bereit. bisisIbsn
ua6 M6eli6teit su beieitieen.
Sic Sauptfraee ibeint unS: .Wsr'
ben burd su bobe 0afersebdbrsn 6ubris
fen aus Der StuOt fern eebaltsn? 8ann
oieie Srase perneineno beantipOrtet tper'
ben. 10 fdlt isoe aIase sesen bic Som.
panic tuea,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-11-30
SbulsS eb1rbe.

als oas 3srtbddsr gomite biefer
9sbbroe am Rontae @benb iiber ben
4nfauf bon peridiebenen Sd6ern bsri6.
iete, CAB eS eine belize Debatte, bic oa,
nit snbete, oaB Der 9eridt ansenommsu
putbe.
Sin Ssri6: ees 2sbrsr Gomites, in
9etrsff Der 2ebrer fir Hahtihulen.
purbe aub aneenommen.
Das 8au Gomite ertldrte in einem
porselesten 8eribt, oab bic Riueairuna
bel benz go. SO ShuIeebduoe unter BE.
aufiidtisuna beS Superintenosnten Der
Rsparuturen eei6sben ioa unb baB finf
Gunner i'm SO. Q unb spei 3immer i'm
10. 38 @sbdube nit sIsftriidsn Drdbtsn
uerisbsn perben ioqen. Sn 8etref Der
sritsn 8lauiel tpurbe bann beidlOfsn,
ilr nsus gnssbOts oufsufOroern. ba nl6t
aueS reeelre6t in Serbinoune oamit se'
idnb.
Disbrere 8oridldse bes S%uperlnten'
benton SoneQ purben sur ndberen Gr'
pGsuns rsferirt, uno Sulsbt bas bstrsff.
@Omite a~nespieien. su srfabren, mo bic
8IeitObre i'm 20. SO 4nnsr binssfommsn
III.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-11-30
500 Selpbuuna! o

Die esitr sisfsr 3siiuns prrOsn fS frsusn ~
srfabreu, paB ts ptnieffsns cine sefiir6tsis
aranfbsit sisbt, psIbe bic WiFsnibaft in an
ibrsn Stufsn su bsilsn i'm StaRps IL Saa's
aatarrb : aur il bic sinsies isBt Der arstIi6sR
Sriibsri6aft btfannte pplltipe aur. aatarrb
~srforesrt als cine @onfiiutiOnsfran fbtit cine
rOnltitutiousls StbanbIuns. Saa's aatarrb.
Sur pirb iunsrIih ssupmmtn unb tpirit bir,fi
auf oas Slut unp bic i6lsimissn Sbsrld&sn
bee Sylfsnts, paeurb bic @ruublaes br arauf.
belt ;srlfrrenp unb BEN Fatisntsu Strait ssbsnp,
iuesm fs bic Contribution bts a6rpsrs a%ufbaui
une Der Natur in ibrsr, Wsrfe bilft. Die g.
s,ntbimr babsn 70 SitI 8rrlrausu uuf ibrs
Srilflafts, bab lie ~siubunpsrt Dollars Sslpbn.
ung fir jtosn 5aa a%nbistsn, ben is ~ 'urirsn
psrfrblt. gaet Guh tine eile upu !3susuiGtn
ipmmsu. Dian abersfire;
8. s. @bsnss g. 60, GolsbO, ..
R<1S 8srfduft Don alien Npptbsfern, 75e.
Sau's 8amiIisn Yilsn luO bic bsfsn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-11-30

Ra6ri6t pirb bitrmit ssssbsn, bab cine ap.
forO, 6 5. Susbes, Wartiu Dufp unp u. u.
Wbitsfpre. asmde siuu Wife pr @tisBssbuns,
bsttttlt ,,Gins Wife, Die ScriOrss triHt fir bic
9nfcrpcraiiCu unp Stipulation s%spifsr GOrps-
ratipnsn' stusbmist BIN %. ApriI 1874, uub
ben eaSu ssborsnbsn Supplemental, fur sintH
Gbarttr fur cine bsabfbtieit Corporation, psI-
DE Die Bulls Stao apbltu'S COMPANY" &C.
nannt ptretn lou unb brtn 3psd unb Abitt
IL, has @si6Gft hes Snstauts ~ b%stuibtn,
une ~ bisitm Stbufs lou lie aat biz &t6tf,
pripilseien unp 9prtbtils her btiastsn afis Der
8ssBssbung unh prtu 3uidBtn babtn unp
ssnttBsn. s. US. . M n / a,
47.3 Solieitpr.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-11-30
m,a,,n ao,k ero, mo,. mcoir,

= @eRern farb Srau Mars Mcain.
nep, bic Mutter bon @arl W'2innep, i'm
SOtsI Raib babier i'm 81. 2sbsnsiabre.
= @r.W apor Sim. 8. Gonnel bon
bier unb SRI. gtbeI Sarrinston bon 9bi'
IubeIpbiu iino seftern Wor8en in leste'
rer Siact eetraut porben.
- 0itrittanipaIt Sonss bat bas 8ros
,ebpersei6niB fur ben am nd6iten Mon.
ias ~beeinnenben Criminal @sridtster.
min fertissefeat ; bas 8erseidni6 fdbrt
3l6 Sdae uuf. unter bieien stpei fur
Worb unb unoere ipidtise BroseHe.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-11-30
Non Neter6bMra.

- Die Petsr's lutberiibe 9smeinbs
lpirb bsute. bon IS bis 8 ubr AbenbS.
Elm SOuper i'm Bfarrbuus ierpiren.
= Ssrr @burIss s. @asner. @bsf
Sdreiber Der County GOmmiHdre, Der
Isbte ISOLDE alS FOLDER feline 8efisnation
sinreidte, 1T am Wontos, Madden bic
R~eiisnation an9enommen tporben mar.
wlsoerum ertpdblt poroen uno omar fir
sinen Ssrmiu BON brei Sabren. Dies
sei6ab unter elmer usuen @eiebuorlaee
uno fomit fbnuen bic i'm Sunuar eintre.
tenben Gommihdre lbn ni@t abieBen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-11-30
farm 3u p~erfaufen.

100 afsr 9anp, itsr 100 baron %fuItisirt. nats
Slmbarlf unb benz SOulsrarp, spsi arpbt Staas,
WObubaus nit nsun 3tmmtru, tuneT Obj.
laritn, 8tf6ttH. Waisr. 70 paB mon IS Inc
aus leiten fam. Wit pesr pbre Ginrihiuua
uub gisbbtfanb. Wirb untsr BEN 0srtbt psrs
'auit, pa Der itBias 9slBn tu alt IL unb bnt
oilfs, nm bic 1arm bsar6sitsu iu fSnutn n.
Rdbsrss in Der ,Wo6snblatt" SHiet. 81, ba
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-11-30

Die 6ruee elmer Ssrabissune Der
Nuhereebdbren il bier idOn felt eInissn
NOden Iebbaft ueitirt potben unb i'm
8erlaufe Der 8IstuhiOn purbe bsbauptet.
OaB bic @ufer GOmpunie, trosoem iie
unsebeure Dtuioenoen bsSabIe. bas Pu'
bIifum erbarmuneslos ausiause uno
Ourd TIRE bobeu @sblbren pielfu6 in'
ouitriele Embellishments bon elmer Rie'
oerlnee bier abbalte, ia bereits bier be-
itebenoe iOsur pertreibe Qebtere 9ebuup.
tung pirb nit Rldli6t auf bic proieftirts
SerIsauns Der Stablpsrfe mad Buffalo
semahD.
Serr 80. B. Scranton bat in sinsm
Idnesren S6reibsn au bic bieiieen Gage
SLATER aae bieie Acknowledgment als
mIiitssS @sidpdb bsseldnet unb. nod
%unisrer InIid., an Der Sano bon 8ablsn
aud SsndsenO enttraftst. Die Saupt'
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-11-30
& rbeihdftiat.

Subem mir benz seiddbten beutiden
9ublifum bon scranton uno nmee9enc
i'm Aqeemeinen uno uniern nertben
8unotu ipesieQ elm
,@lddli6es Danfiasunss' Self"
tpGnI6en. MAIDEN mir hermit betannt,
baB unfer @eiddft tpesen DeS Seftes am
Dopneritus seidloRen fem piro.
9epiS, Reillp & Dapies,
Die ,,immer bsi6dftisten" S6ubbdnbler
ia unb ll6 Bpomins Npenue
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-11-30
Settle Steaer= Na9ridt.

Den Stsusr;ablsrn Der Stabt Ss anton bier
nit CUR Na8rt&t pab
8reitas, Is. Sesember,
Der ItBts Gag II, an psI6sm bic fdptiI6tn unb
Stultsutrn bssablt psrbtu %iOnnsu, une ea6
nab eisism Gage pr ssisBlitt Strafaufi&Iae
auf aut untssabltsn:S .tuern stmuGt piro.
Chm. 8. Robtn pu,
47,4 StabtibaBmtiftr.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-11-30

Da sS idon pOrsefommen 1T. baB frsis
8ottablisferuns in ioI6en SdQen einse.
itelt tpurbe. 70 purbe iofort elm Gomite
ernannt. bns nit Dem Stubt'@ sOmeter
unb benz StrubenfommiRdr ndbsres ibsr
bic Sobe onoronen io0
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-11-30
SunQe %perIanQt.

Gin brapsr, inteatasntr Suuss, ttpa is
Sabre alt Der gut tsuiit lsisn fam, pirp ptr-
dust nm has Strifttssn gu nItrutn. an-
mslbunssn psTtsn in Der ,.WOttnbIar" Office
erbsten.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-11-30
SauS Al %perfaufrn /:

Gin sin1Sfisss @Obnbaus, t6 bi "a, nit
GROCER got. ssIeasn an WoItfe apsnue, 10 untsr
9inlfissn llmfdnbfn su ptriaufsn. prsis $500.
Ndbstss bsi Ssrmann pritm, S32 1aplor apt.
nue., lDunmUre Ssite) Aft
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-11-30
Snuipt su p~erfaufen,

asleesn uabs Der Ssipsnfabrif tn Der 10. @arb.
gei9ts ausabIuua, psnn Ssmanp bausn mill ,
Ger Hsf fam itsb,n blsibsu. Ra&sufrassn in
pisisr SHieG ba
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-11-30
Ncms Mnsei9ess.
Snn0e %oerIanQt:

Gin Drawer pruiI6r 9unst, nm bic 9Gdni
uno Soneiiorti iu t%rlrrnsu, pirp ptrlanst in
Wdlsnei's SGdsrti, 1923 gleams Apsnus.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-11-30
4 GemtS 3nDem+
Sum Ierfauf- Sebaufdffen.

WdRn iRnsa bsrtuuft werben, UNI 9taum fir 5derta8S'gSaaren su MAIDEN.
9rd. 6 SUB lang. 90 8u brett. 10 3Oa bod, foHbe, BETTE GihenbOa &abms,
Nidseden, EXTRA sutes @Ias, nit S&isbtbdre bnkn uno Spessl i'm Snnsrn.
8nn nsu. wuren fs s5 pertb. Sin GROCER S6auahsn. gbsnboaarbst, SO
3a lang. 26 Sol brett, 80 3a bod; SluSre8aI tpensie unS Sashdnn
fmbfdr mb Gid burunter. gBsroen bmi8 Dertauft.
uuhs Ymtbfannen Ib bic bshu; bic S.l @rubt WbUNbs 9dbGtn, fet so plumb
pmpp fuus IN aumps ia bel ia bd6l-I Rtbl; IN tmmn frhgj Sbubhes i'm 30
puNar ub obt Saum, SO Gents. BIN; ptb $3.50 unu prs $tS9.
Msh gannt ~ .4nr1s e hNpTmsgS Rbp 8aGRr, dnfu6, SO Gents.
ub gdus. prbsIutr Dampn us 9Ureu, 9Ob aWtn brd @rSBaL &c. SO uni 49 (.
Nrsh eaIHhtr mo heean0pa a aS @smat aotr-Sabl uS ibwG Seprut
hmMpt5 @ M Eth mS no % %L a' t1 au a. g SMS q nit pmyaan.ae6sj 40 Gents.
Gents; IA bel II bel s SO Gents; 10 bdtSI GbeheTd - auMs aluminium Wnrt
bdS, Ga gents. pnb $3.50 umr prs, "a @rns.
gaBt af bic GrDfnuug uniers neuen Saoens in 80 tadananna Nbsnne, pNabt
mir bic gEbh auswatl on 8ertMNparn BADEN Tnbth }" in scranton war. untneA'
fen an pnfaufn mir bier As s S&tuNrpufm, III umnn gouab rr BEN umifpsh 10
raid ais mSaRt Az psrinsen. Ss pnMn BON tN a am tbr iutrrFant fucm.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-11-30
Deutf6s 8riefIiRe.

8rl. Walinea Sur4, Srau Sp. Sisrpirtb,
6ree. Saltus, paul Gprbes,
@eprss @enisfe, Grau @. 6. eautr,
9barIts Nauihart @barlts piulmaun,
Spbn W. Wtlesu.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-11-30
Mnjitbenoe @trt6e
OOr6trri9eno

int ieoem 1beie ctees, Den pUGen SSertb sebenben sacens. Infer
aanses 6eTbdt barf nit Ippnem Neebte ais ein v9empel Der Cefp.
Monte" bepidbnet merben unb fen pprTcbti9cr &Gufr icnte bnie
eelberiparembe Gele9enbehen pcrfdmmen, Die Gb ibm BET iebem
Scbrtte burb mmGrn bibiben 2aben bntcn.
6p.Ga art MDbem..mM SD so bis So. so SdiNbr Sbanfelfmbl. S275 6s $1,000
&inrerfntiben Ncben $50 bis IO.OO@spolfater Sdbanfetanbl 300 bs 250O
NI3 NmNs GM |SarbmC 225 bis H. 90 Ser5hrte SHcbem. .. 250 bs 1900
MrminFer RouMe &uS 100 bis $50 Nmsjeb 1ncbe~m."... 775 bs $500
Smprna Nm9s...m. LBS bis 35. Spetehmmer StIble . $50 bis 55
.2Me SpremS lSerm. 25 6. bis 500 Gprris StIblemmm. $50 bs 2OOO
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-11-30
StaOt unO GOuntb.

B6- 2isbIins Der Sausfrauen =
Pilsburp'S 8eft-b erfauft Bel GDparl
Siebeder, $50 2ada. gbe.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-10-24
COMING Mr.. PLASS' WAY.
fro'her Day of voolSs for tha Anl-Saocn
leaeu, Champion

Rev. Norman Plass' And-Saloon
league won a sweeping victory in the
Washington county court yesterday. In
every instance where an indictment
was found by the grand jury last week
there is now conviction recorded or
a plea of nolo. for final settlement.
The liquor nuisance case against X.
T. Levalley. keeper of an inn, in North
Kingstown. which was secured by the
league. and which was set down Tor
next Thursday. Levaley bectning
aware that the league was getting TOO
hot for him. is now willing TO plead
nolo. and get out OF the business, and
this Is the reason why the case was
C0uttnurc- ne mUST pay arf C0sts,
amounting to about 5000.
George 3. p. Hudson and Joseph ;.
Pelkey, both of Westerly. indicted for
liquor nuisance. retracted their pleas
Of not guilty and entered a plea OF
nolo.
Assistant ATTORNEY General Stearns
stated that he had agreed TO this plea
on the recommendation Of the author
tiles of Westerly. with the agreement
that Hudson and Pelkey should sell out
their drug stores in Westerly within
three months and quit the business, and
also pay all costs. They were accord
ingly released. The costs will exceed
$3.50
Edward ]. Doran Of Westerly was
released from prosecution on his liquor
case on the promise that he would go
out of the business.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-10-24
PUBLICITY FINDS HEIRS.
TO Be a DIVISION Of $40 900 10 III, Heirs Of Ear
B. Chase, Lac Of Wconsockst

Through the newspapers the heirs to
some $4,000 left by the late Earl r.
Chase Of Woonsocket have been found
The quest was made by Col. Charles L.
Ballou.
Mr.. Chase died i'm a public institution
i'm Saratoga Springs. n. Y. Col. Ballou
found that the three surviving children
of the deceased left Saratoga Springs
several years ago, and their present
wher abouts could not be ascerJaint,l.
He gave the news to New York anG
Boston correspondents and few days
ago received a letter from an employe
OF a dry goods firm i'm New York, say
ing that he knew the Chase heirs ana
could give Information about then.
-Il-lIall- le4a4 y
by this man to the family, and ii was
learned that of the two daughters one
was i'm a Syracuse, n. Y, institution
and the other was married ITO a man
named Joseph Gauley and living IL
New York.
The boy, who is now Is years old,
student at Haddonfield, n. j. Tht
estate. which amounts TO $4,000. is Il
be divided equally between the neirS
| when the youngest becomes OF age I'm
| til then the income only Will go to them
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-10-24
STRIKE AT VALLEY FALLS.
II rsa Shoe Workers al lhe Perkins Flanl Quit
Work and Slate Thsr Grievances.

The strike at the Perkins horse shoe
works at Valley Falls the largest in
the country. caused a big stir among
Blackstone valley industries yesterday.
The strikers claim they have not re-
ceived the advance which was promised
them when the market improved. The
strikers also assert that the shoe works
are now run like a trust. and that the
concern is attempting To pay too great
interest on a. large over-capitalization.
The punching department was shut
down by the strike and it is now claim
ed the whole mill will have TO close
General Manager Perkins says up 10
a year ago men and boys i'm the punch
ing department were paid wages rang
ing from $6 TO 81. 80 per week. At that
time they were put on piece work, and
since then they have been able to make
from 80 to $12 per week.
He said: During all Of the hard
times. when other large concerns were
retrenching we made no cut. but kept
the men at work at their regular pay.
"It Is true that we have large orders
and that the prices have advanced on
our product from 1886 TO 1886 per 100
Rut there is also TO be taken into con-
sidera tdon the fact. well known to those
who follow the market. that scrap iron,
used in the work. has doubled i'm price.
There is also the advance In coal and
i'm other things used I'm the work. So
that while we have large orders. and
are doing a good business we are not
really making any more money than
formerly"
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-10-24

The city convention Of the Prohibi-
tion party was held last evening In the
Sixth district court room and the dele
gates were called TO order by Charles
II. Tilley and he was elected chairman
of the convention. Mr. Woolley pre-
sented the name of William G.. Lawton
for mayor and Mr.. Lawton was unani-
mously selected. When nominations for
city treasurer were called for Mr.. Dun
ham said ii had been customary TO pass
that office because the city has a very
efficient treasurer at present. For har-
Dor master Isaac 5. Turner was nomi-
mated and for overseer of the poor. Will
lis II. White. The convention was then
adjourned.
Immediately after the adjournment
Chairman McNamee and several dele
gates TO the Democratic city convention
came into the court room and they
went through the form OF calling the
convention 10 order and then adjourned
until this evening. This was done I'm
order to cover any legal point that
might be raised on account of the
change OF date of the convention.
The members of the Socialist La Dor
party held primaries last evening for
the purpose of electing delegates To tho
city convention which is to be held in
Textile hail. Olneyville, tomorrow even
ing. Contrary to what was expected
caucuses were held in every ward in
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-10-24
THURST0N USED A RAZOR.
Held fcr Trial for Alleged Assault VIII ths Weapon
on Mss Bell.

Cornelius Thurston was arraigned
in the 9th district court, today, upon
the charge of making an assault with
a razor upon Mary Bell. This affair
happened in a tenement n the rear Of
sos Benefit street yesterday afternoon
Both parties are colored. Thurston,
who Is a married man, has been quite
attentive 10 the Bell woman. ON this
occasion they had quarrel and Thurs
ton. in extenuation OF his offence. told
the police that the woman called him a
vile name. She says that she merely
told HIM to leave the house. At any
rate Thurston drew a razor, and made
two slashes at Miss Bell intending to
cut open her thigh, but fortunately he
cut her clothing only. He pleaded not
guilty. and was held in 500 for trial on
Friday.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-10-24
WELCOME HOME.
Col. Coms'Oc Gwen Rearg Reception by Con-
pany {, +. [. l., on Ms Return From Abroad

Lieut.. Walter j. Comstock, who has
just returned from trip abroad, was
given royal welcome home last even
ing by the members OK Company Il, r.
l.. L.. and the affair was a great sue
cess. After serenade by Stones Con-
tinental band at Lieut.. Comstock's
home the honored guest was escorted
to the infantry building, the line beins
formed by three officers. 50 men of the
company and several members of the
non-c commissioned stan of the regi-
ment and of the p l.. /. Veteran as
sociation.
At the armory a banquet was served
and at its conclusion there was a Sc
ries Of speeches Capt Frank +. Olney
acting as tOastmaster. Speeches were
made by Lieut.. Comstock. Maj. Tan
ner. Col J. Mason Gross. Capt. Brown.
Capt. stephen Waterman and Lieut..
Southerand and Drum Mai. Baker
gave "A recitation The committee in
charge Of the affair consisted Of +. q.
Butman. G.. II. Carpenter and f. II.
Brown.