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The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1899-01-25
.'RLACK DIAMOND EXPRESS."

arrIN es Bunalo s.55 P. NJ, Pullman NesEbule
Day Coaches and Parlor Cars. Dining Car
Service, Meals a la carte. Connects at Buff
falo with through sleepers to Detroit and CHI
cago.
I1s P. M. daily, for EAsToN. MAUcH
PITTSTON and Coal Branches.
422 P. NJ. daily. except Sunday, for
WILKESBARRE, PITTSTON, SCRANTON
and principal intermediate stations. Connects
for all points in coal regions. Pullman Buffet
Parlor Car to WILKESBARRE.
5.9 P. NJ. Sundays only, for Mauch Chunk
and intermediate stations.
5.34 P. NJ. daily, except Sunday, Local fA
EASTON and intermediate stations.
6.32 P. NJ. daily, except Sunday, for EASTON
and principal intermediate stations.
TIA P. NJ. daily for BUFFALO,
and all points West. Pullman Sleeper
Vestibule Train, New York to Chicago. Sleep
ers to Buffalo and Toronto. Dining Car New
York tn Easton.
S.4 P. NJ. daily. stopping only at SOUTH
PLAINFIELD, EASrON, BETHLEHEM,
ESTER, BUFFALO and TORONTO. Pullman
Sleeper for Buffalo. None but Sleeping Car
passengers carried. No baggage carried.
S.45 P. M. daily for ITHACA, GENEVA.
ROCHESTER,, BUFFALO, NIAGARA FALLS
and all points West. Pullman Sleeping Cars
to CHICAGO.
Additional local trains daily, except Sunday.
for SOUTH PLAINFIELD, BOUND
and intermediate points, leave as follows:-
HOS A. NJ; 244 Tor SO. PLAINFIELD only),
4sS and S.46 P. NJ.
Tickets and Pullman accommodation at
Pennsylvania Railroad Depot.
N. Y. Transfer Co. will call for and check
baggage from hotel or residence through to
destination.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1899-01-25
Arnld,ardWell Tried Remedy.

Mrs. wfnaIow's Soothing Syrup for children
teethiuR2s shnuld always be ussd for children
while 26sthfhg. It s0ftens the gums. allays the
pain, c0f8s wind collie and is The best remedy
Tor diayyhoear TNentx-aYa cents per Bottle.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1899-01-25
MONEY TO LOAN

LADIES USE NINE. LA FoIRE's FRENCH
Prevention; absolutely sure; no medicine;
s1.0C. Address Nine. La FARES, 21 E.. 4si
street. New York City.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1899-01-25
,(Eale No. 7090.l
.rsey Title Guarantee & Trust G.

NOTICE TO CREDITORS s. ESTATE OF
ARTHUR NJ. DUHME, deceased; Louise A.
Fenneman, administrator Of Arthur NJ.
Duhme. deceased, by order of the Surrogate
Of Hudson County, dated January 5th, 1899.
hereby gives notice to the creditors of said
decedent to bring in their debts, demands and
claims against the estate of said d~ecedent, I'M
der oath or affirmation, within nine months
from the date Of said order, or they will be
forever barred of any action therefor against
said Administrative.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1899-01-25

NOTICE TO OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OF
ANNIE ORMSBY, deceased; Alexander
Roe, executor of Annie Ormsby, deceas-
County. dated November 10Th, 1895, here
by gives notice to the creditors OF said
decedent to bring in their debts, demands
and claims against the estate of said de
nine months from the date of said or
der. or they will be forever barred of
any action therefor against said exec
utor. ALEXANDER ROE.
NOTICE. TO CREDITORS = ESTATE OF
JACOB GUTERL, deceased; Magdalena
Guterl, execufrix Of Jacob Guterl, deceased, by
order of the Deputy Surrogate of Hudson
County. dated December 9Th, 1898, hereby gives
notice to the creditors Of said d~ece6ent to
bring In their debts, demands and claims
against the estate of said d~ecedent, under
oath or affirmation, within nine months from
the date Of said order, or they will be fareyer
barred OF any action therefor against said
executrix. MAGDALENA GuIERL.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1899-01-25
MULLINS & SONS,
Newark Ave. G Grove ST., Jersey City.
OTHER STORES=NEWARK, PATERSON
LEHICH VALLEY SYSTEM

Leave Pennsylvania HsR, DE pot
go a. M. ualiy for EASTON ana hA.r1lie-
diate stations.
S.33 A. NJ. daily for W~ILKESBARRE.
SCRANTON, ITHACA, GENEVA, ROCH-
ESTER, BUFFALO, NIAGARA FALLS and
the West, and principal local points. Dining
Car and Chair Car to Buffalo.
70 IA p M. daily excent Sunday.
Decorah-posten., 1899-11-03

ON bisie fiofte sjsr Sprsr mob en-
Idabcn 8sbdnolins. ii9r nddr be maa
bore @ionsr til, at pengene, ior inos
bripss siennsm bisie ublue Statte,
i'll, benpttes til at gjsre Jorbsorinser,
Der tommer belle 2anbet tilsobe, men
belIt til at fire ben resisrsnoe alasie
/ 9efiooelisn at Nustsn.
Saulsbes bar goerne nu funnel ops
Iumle al a~rissforrdao iad tilitrGites
liat, at be poper Dpit meo ben engelIts
Regiering, Der paa Spfororing al
"uitlanberne", bpcraf en- for Del er
enselite gorsere. bat lat Jig fore at
sisre en- Gnbe paa benne n9iten enc
itdaenbe ufolteligs StatsfprelIe.
Oct engelite 5olt iorE ct Sels sr
lite iaa blottet for Rstfarbisbebsfss
lelie, sIer til benne Grab srioft os
bdosipst, at bet, ipm bet benne Sang
piIer iig, er n9ften enitemmis | at fsrs
en- toitbar og blobig 8rig, uoen at Der
sr COB og bolbbar @runb for famine.
Dom pall er lille al, bpor ou Ter BAN.
Gorreiponoent.
Decorah-posten., 1899-11-03
Der er TO Sioer til oen
sag oeiaa.

9eroens Spmpatbi, belber meo
faa llnotaselisr, it9rtt paa goernes
Sioe ! ben Samp, ium nu foregaar
5rdnspaal.
Oct er iau naturligt; tbi nadr 2ss
ben angriber Gummet, gjsr man upils
taarlig ben Slutnins, at 2ammet Ii
Der Operlait.
Sammenlisninssn sr bog / bette
SilfGloe lite unpenbelig. gperne er
ct tibet 5olt, men intet Gam, bet faar
ben erfare, Der Tom 5remmeb bill DO
iblanot benz. Bore norIte MisfipnGz
rer, ON eno tdalmooige, bar pfts BAIT
Gdridg til at betlase Zig oper 9osrs
mes SDermpo os Senipnslpsbeb.
lloen beitsmt at nr9te 5remmepss
S%noTlptnins, bar be bog bebplot al
StpreIis og 2op9ipning upelutfenbe
fine esne 99noer, altiammsn beregnet
pua i'm sesn 5Oroel. Der er lite Yale
ON. at Woicriteten ital raaoe; tbi b,
egentlige Beer. uosisr blot en- Sr,oie.
bel al belle S%eipItninsen, uastst BET Ell
urbnet Zig, at nj sienbeo.ls at Stat.
terne mac betales at be 5remmebfsbts
.ler "litlanbers", Tom be fables.
Oct er lite iaa meaet at unores paa
Decorah-posten., 1899-11-03

get tor &ase, - bet er bet famine bpao
Slass, - at bet bliper to aopper, og
lager ida lospis of aaess SmuItr o.
@bler. ioet mar bar Smulsr pda
Sunbsn os pad Soppen. st 9ss piIfes
ps bldnoes meb l pint Weit, 2 Spiies
itser Suffer os "a sbefe Salt, -
bette bolces oper 9Gblerne, % fda fte~
ses bet ldnsiomt en- Sim.. 0ette CT
en- COB Moaoe at benntte tor Rage paa.
pnobinsen ipiies meb alsbe til.
5rugt sW ineue. - a gGas
gebpioer piitss meb / aop @ranulds
teo Sutfer en- bolp Slime. ct Stptte
Siripepopir lasses paa en- bpalpet
grebponbe, os fuo impress Weringuen
herpoa, - ben er for flip til at renb.
posr &onterne, - bporpon cen iteges
I en- temmelis tislis gueeroDn en-
balp Time, bpprpaa ben iattes tilIibe
for at blipe fob. 9ise for ben ital
ipifes, piites l pint SIsee, iii ben .r
ftip, idd blanbes 2 SpiTeffeer Sorbs
b9rsS nltetsi - eIer bpiltetiomklIt
Sluss Spltetsi - oeri. Merinqusn
flspes, ben piItebe 5lsbe fploes /.
6porpad ben ierperes itrar.
Decorah-posten., 1899-11-03

"a, meo cpl9 SIHrligbeo bar
ieg eIitet big; oerfor bar ieg be-
parst Wiitunpbso imob big.
Ser. 81, 3.
Sun CUBS epige 8i1rIieko Tan finoe
Spnber.n / bans giIbfarstIe. os tln fors
bi Sub bar 6soartt Riitunobeo er bet, at
ban sr oraget ub' al S9noen og 0soen
% inb / Subs Idlise RddoesIamfuno.
Der frtIite Sirl, fattis os pompg. forum
br.r ig pua benns episs aiGrligbeo o9
Witunobeo, Der naar belt til ben itsrite
i6ldnot Sbnosre, 90 bet blir idd opers
prlOenbs fort, at ban mso fin itammenoe
Sunes life formdur at tdtts Sub, iom
ban bill oe lGn9ss at faa is BAN / ben
epias Saligbeo o9 Der fod iitsmme COB
iangen, ION Finger iud bsrlist i be frsls
itss Soridmlirs.
SIig omtrent bar bet meo ednl. 6.
3. Yoornuds. "af Rdube er ri frelite."
4f Rdabe - frelit, Dor bans G~rtienbelie
CO 9~.tisnbslfe. Ss fig fl ban b, ialis
/ 1rosn pau fin Seller. Ssnbdssmorgen
ben 24os Sept. 1899 eftsr ct IGnqsre
og baarot SpSeIeie, os gil inb til Sab
batsbpilsn.
6. :. Saarnaas bar fsbt / S~ot.nbdbl,
Tomsrite, Rorss, ben 2ben Stt. 1928.
) 1861 reiite ban til Qmerita ce boiotte
ia / Gilmore Co., Winn. Ser bar b1u
Meolem al Rug pruirie Wenia6eo %
birteOe Iom StolelGrsr og 9irtIanser.
Sun inoebaooe ultio ncgst 5iQtosbuerp
pg bar snean9 Weolem at WtnneIuta
2sgislutur fra Fillmore So.
5 1885 fptteos ban til Doll Co..
Minnsiota, hOor ban busoe omtrent s
Wil ipos't fra Grootston. Som Mtbz
lem al Sufslo WienietO arbeioeos han
baaes meo SOsroassItols og Ssnoooss
itols og bar &irtsiunssr Iigs til i'm 0so.
gsgruoslisn foresit ben 27be SEPT.
llnosrtssnsps tults bauot i SsrasbuIet GA
/ &irisu. Tom for QnIsOniuqsn par Isrs
sstlrot. Gn tor Stare Nennster bar
/ ben trapls lib iumlst. for at leoIooe
hans StoO til Gruosns Iuue Sptlsteb,
GrOotstpn. Miun.. 13oe Oft. 1899.
). Sbso. guristt.
Decorah-posten., 1899-11-03

Sor enbper 2ampe finbe8 BET
rette 9ampeslas. &atalo9et
mebbeler Gem bets Summer.
S~ereS&isbmuno bpr bape bet.
s'a1 I'll raaesas. pia,sa.sA. "a.
Decorah-posten., 1899-11-03
en- pioenifabelie Rap.
port ON Rahe.
Siier. at ben fan bruses al iomme.
men er Slit ior ANDRE.

Gn Serre. ipm ituar / 5prbinbelic
meb Nepberrp 2ibrarp, Gbicdgo, bar
meo itor Smbu siennsmplsiet ben
mebicinite affecting, e~fteriporenoe os
iamlenoe, fra be bebite @srter Der /
2anoet os %uoenlanps, Splpsninser
angdaenbe 8arbien at aafe.
Oct fan piies psb mango 9iones=
bpro, at 8afTe, anpenbt Iom Stimus
lans / iomme Silfalbe pirter til
Sam; men for mango Natursr er
aaffe afsiort en- 9ift. iom pil aniaml,
trcniTte Spgoomstilitdnos. ON ben
bruses til Staoigbeo.
9emeIote Serre i~friper: "8i bar |
4arepis brugt Derss poItum 5pop
6pfFee, os timber intet, ipm tan fplbs
bsns plaos." 9lanot Gitaterne fore
tommer fsleenbe:
"Gn at be itsrite 4utbpritetsr !
"Wuterid Meoica" og "5beropeutics'
/ England tiger: aaHein, iom er 8afs
fens itimulsrenoe Stpf, er fsrit en-
Stimulans. men pirter oerefter LAM
menbe paa Herpecsntrerne | ben lille
Sierne, Weouaa ps Rpsraben.
'S imud Spfer tpitner ben 6ierte
oirtiombebsn % globomIs6st. Stsrr:
0pler operitimulerer ofte 9iernenE
4rbeioe, fremtaloer ct tungt Emit pad
SOpeoet, 2Dsglimt for ginene, Sspn,
lssbeo, llro, ia enopg Oelirium. On,
penbt | tilftrrttelies Spdnta pilos ben
uoentpipl pirte or9benbs paa Msnns.
ifet.'
"5or SuIinber AZ Splt sr aaFe.
bpis temiIts @runbitof sr 8aHein, Der.
for en- 8ift. Slgpbeb, llro oe arafts
lesbeb / SnItsmet p~aafslser, naur
bens fprtiotte Rpbelisr sr blepet 9une.
9ette efterfslsss igisn al MuIteltr9t.
rin9er og nu og oa Spimmtlbeo, po.
Iud nerpss Spspepiid % S~spnlssbeb
fattiIt en- bel R9tts at nebtrptfenbt
Snoer, ipm lille til1tripes ben Drill
Der itte beruier, men ION egentlig E,
ailpen BERTH.
Sg iad Hutter ben famine Serre fir
LANCE oe meset interssIante Grant.
ming at Gmnet meo ben gcm9rtnine
"5irmaer iom ppitum Cereal Co.,
2tb., Bottle Greet, Mi6., moo
munsfplbissisrss; be Itaar Tom Den.
neitef9stens 8elgisrcre. Wen bpat
Ri eno ~psrionlie foretr1iter, lab %
life benreene bisie 9intforanbrinset
til unberlise Spn og Sbeorier, men
be1ler Tom a~lmincelig antasne oa goo.
tiencte Sanoheoer, en- oGrbifulb Sil.
esnel'e peb 6remItriot og llnberis.
selisr, piounoerlise og fIantropiite.
Sdd burtigt ION be ameritdnit:
Siernearbeibere lsper, er be tpunaet til
at isss Nab og 9ritts. iom burtigl
og iittert fan s~ienopbpsge be ubtsmts
arGfter, oe bet er iaaOanns Splf, Der
iom Regel fsler be ruinerenoe 8irt,
ninser peb fortiat 8aHebrus. Oct sr
for at fortune benne Slasfe MenneIter
meo FORFEIT Nab os 0ritts, uopaIgt
og tilpirtet paa ben NET pibenftabelia.
Nddbe, at poitum Cereal 5oob Gof
fee o9 9rapes Ruts er brast / Sanbe.
len. Ollie fsrite,lasIes Groceries bar
bisfs QrtitIsr tiIiuIss.
Decorah-posten., 1899-11-03
Carmen, 9ltfet, 9apen.

pcs for at sip, Welt. Derfor .er BET
nu retts lib at fobre aisrens Robs
fruster, punptins os Gornnubbins
bdabs Morssn os aften. FAINT BABE
BEN unosr Gag. nadr bet tolbe 9eir
T,eo Rssn Og Stub bsspnoer; tbi
areatursrns sr oa melt utaulise.
2iauoss NeItsmGngoen, peb Sor'
IsmmsIigbeb os baorlist Stsl at ipin'
be inb, iau BIZ bet befinoes at bar,
pant.Iiet. fsIp meb ben b.bite Hsst oq
ftor Smtoitnins. at forsse ben isier
fictn. Oct piI osrfor finbes fOroel.
nstigt at sisre, bpob man ian for al
bolos Meltsm9nebtn peolies.
Decorah-posten., 1899-11-03


breber ps efter Si.re. Wen osiaa
bisie Sal bar talenbe.
s 1926 inbtraf Der en- ulptte. iom
iitterlig fan rsgnes for at babe pGret
en- at be forf9roeligite, Der nosen'lnos
bar rammet bore SiItere. Ssiaa ben
foranleoiseoes psb en- Storm, iom
tpm plubIelis og rsg pp uoen at babe
sipet noset BARREL. Oct bar paa Sol
ben - altiaa npget mere norolig -
ubenfor Nambulstpiten, / gforore
s%ronbbjems 4mt. 5 almincelisbeo
lpoer Spgupsn fun paa, at Der oms
tom "nosle Sunbreoe 6iTtere"; entelts
big n9pnes ct bsitemt Sal: 30. I'm
Der ale Smitrnoigbeoer ipnes oenne
3utoitrpfe at bpoe megen Spcrenss
Itemmelie meb BEN, iom nu feneit er
meIbt. Den bar ogIaa meget omtalt
% lepsbe lGree | Minoet. Spenitiss
BET sr ben at Yrsitsn Wittel Mpsenss
ion fat / Beers. i ct Digit, Der fsrer
ben latinTte Sitsl :"s6renolosium
Humeoalenie" }: Ssrgelig 8lasemaal
ON ben fore Supsnsb % Staoe, Tom
Iteoe / Rumbals Qebn 1926 paa bet
5arpano 6oloen." 0igtet ubtpm
1927 / Srptten. 8eriene bar oaars
lise. men Stiloriugen sribenoe.
@i Ital forsprigt bsnpiie til noele
Barrier at "Rprblanos 5ronpet,"
Der iaIminneligbsb bentpoer til Sitter
foltetS farli9s 9ebrift. 9amle psts
ter 0ois tienbte til oisie Sorbolo.
s 1892 ~forliIte 16 Norbldnpsi9gter
famttoig paa Statbapet, altfaa lGus
gere ipolig, pg bans e9en S9gt bar
msb bette Sal.
Deb Mioten al bet 1Soe Qarbuns
breoe ital Soloen after bare parst
Stueplabien for en- for 9dtaitrofe, /
9i9beo meo ben fra 1926. Der Ital
bore brutnet 5iItere. bpis 5al beregs
mes eftsr Sunorsoer, uosn at bog i
Sieblittet noget nermere labsr fla
pplpfe.
Sdaban er 2ipet pdd benne apit.
Rprge bpoer fine Spinner baaroe Bill
taar.
Decorah-posten., 1899-11-03

Sdaban er 2ipet pud benne apit
Rprgs bpoer fine Spinner baaroe Bill.
taar.
Decorah-posten., 1899-11-03

- Wminoelig antdser man, at Sus
tommelien itiGrpes os itpriss pso
Gpelie. 5 mobiat Retning saar ben
betienbts amsritunite Yiptolos BiIs
liam Sumes' Grfaring. paa otte
9aee lGrte ban uoenao 1873 Beers al
8ictor Suso, bpprtil ban anpenote
ialt 131 Wtnuter. Serefter lGrte
ban fsrite Sang at Miltons Oct
table Paraois." bportil ban / SO Dage
ofiaa 20 Ninutsr oaslis. Gnoelis
CAB Sames zig til isien at inoprente
1873 Beers at Suso / in SutommeIie;
men MI bebepebs ban 151 Minuter,
uitiaa 20 Minuttr mere. enb oa ban
Iarts be fsrite 15s 8ers ubenub.
Siulmar Sobaniens ipsHpsnos Rsiis.
iiilorins: "Sslponoer paa S6,l4~ bin
paabsspnot | "@eb 4rnen" snsans | no,
pemb.r. "poitsn"s abonnsntsr oil mol
1T. sI,mms at iortGG. iins 8,nnsr Der
ON.
Decorah-posten., 1899-11-03
Stor ulYffe / Norge.
breber og efter Siere. Wien osiaa
ni6fs SnI nor tnIeune

Sortiat ira ste gioe.)
Decorah-posten., 1899-11-03

u~ttIitrGttelis 9obn nu uopaa So.
ten sr Gurius i. at M.ltemGnoosn
Itrumper ino sun'ts ~bstpoeIiot, bbls
Der lit. bstios tag,s rett. 1furbolos.
r,sl.r osrimoo.
On BET frosne 9rGs .nb fan naFs
gusfpIb, iou bar BET lit, ben nrreub,
araft elsr Be gsftanbbel.. iom tra.
Decorah-posten., 1899-11-03
&. Z. Saarnaas.

ga, meo eois airrfigbso bar
ie9 eIiist big; oerfor bar ies be-
parst WiItunpbso imob big.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-03-30
FOR GROCERIES AND LIQUORS.
Patrick Ksnney, Defendant In Sui Brought BY
Bernard HcCula. 10 Recover $2744.50.

Patrick Kenney who AT one time Was
unite a well known wool merchant or
this city was defendant in suit open
ed 10 a jury i'm Judge Dubois court TO-
day in which Bernard McCulla was
plaintiff. Mr.. McCulla sued to recoVt
a balance of account amounting to
s27i4.50 for groceries and liquors tur-
nished Mr.. Kenney between the years
1883 and 1886. Mr.. Kenney. according
to testimony introduced today, LETT the
state in 1856. going west where he pros
pered i'm business i'm Chicago.
Mr.. Kenney in his defense set up the
statute Of limitations. also claim that
the liuors delivered were delivered
Mrs. Kenney's brother. one Shanley.
under an agreement that she would be
responsible for liquors advanced her
brother TO the extent of $1,000, and that
she gave mortgage on lot TO Mr..
McCulla.
Mr.. Kenney says he gave Mr.. McCui-
la u mortgage on another lot - cover
the grocery bills. After a few witnesses
had testified that Mr. kenney was
back i'm this city only about three years.
the case was taken from jury and by
agreement of counsel sent TO an audi
tOr.f
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-03-30
IN A TRANCE q HOURS.
Manning Vas kyae oil His Ni'ss Grief but Was
Enirey PowaTsss.

New York. March 30.-Joseph Man
ming is commercial traveller, living
at No. 52l South Third avenue, Mount
Vernon. I'm the middle of last week.
shortly after returning home from Bal
timorc. he complained of feeling i'll.
When Saturday came he WAS suffer
ing 50 much that he had to rcmain IN
bed. and "a doctor was sent for. Tho
symptoms rosembled those OF typhoid
foyer. and such was the diagnosis.
Whatever the disease may have been
it's progress was fearfu!iy rapid. on
Sunday night when all his strength
seemed 20 have left him, the patient
lost consciousness.
Gle is near tho end said the doctos
gravcly.
Manning did not respond TO the re-
stcrativcs that were applied, but not
until Monday night did he cease -
breathe Then occurred all the visible
phenomena or death and the family
was plunged in grief.
But the doctor was not convinced. IL
was true that a superficial eNamina-
zion disclosed no girns ot life; but the
case had presented pcCulioritios OF the
nervous organization, which suggested
unusual precautions before trusting
outward symptoms For this reason
tpsts the apparently dead man respond
"a ,vuh rpa,ticus that confirmed proc
fps-ioull mlsgiN iuga. although they
might have been hardly petcgptiblc TO
o. iIyMIU.
I'or thls reason close watch was
i.pt owe. bin 10 ala not allay the
agitation or Airs. Manning, however.
SHE W1s convinced that widowhocd had
come 600 hrr. gnd sho Wcpt copipusly.
Iniks thr medical m3u. she could not
doubt tLc evidence of her scuscs.
Evu thn physician began tp weaken
4n his belief on TuCsdGy evening ard
Ihero was talk of making funeral az
ran-rwurts ~ O'Clock thar night
however, after he had remained lifc-
l.s. Tor -I hours. Mnnnug bcrau %
nT.Hthc again Hls cyelids nuttcrcd.
and ho hoaNod wCat sikh.
"Uivo na On glass OF water, dear ne
said t1 hie wifc.
Anu Yesterday he was strong enough
to .eH hcr h0W hc had lain supne. cou-
eD.Uue of ai that went ON around him.
bat puVorlr-s Co move.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-03-30
DEATH DUE TO HEART DISEASE.
John c. Harrington, 0d'TIma Biss Drumma c.
tho American Band, Passed AgaJ Yesterday

John G. Harrington. the old-timc bass
drummer of the American band. died
at his home. No. 90 Franklin stret, yes
terday. in his 6Sth year. his death be-
ing due 10 heart disease. and his illness
having commenced about six months
ago.
John Clinton Harrington was born i'm
Pawtucket and came 20 Providence
when ne was ~ years OF age. lie re-
Cciycd his education i'm the public
schools and then learned the jeWclrV
business. and later became member OF
the firm of Harrington a. Cook. making
bracelets and Gue gold work. When
hc was 10 years old he became the
drummer I'm the American band Al
thai time4Jee" Greene was the leader.
pud the band was known as one OF
the'bcst in the country round. For near
~ 30 years Mr.. Harrington remained
with the organization. and with II has
travelled in its tours nearly all over the
country.
Mr.. Harrington enlisted AT the out
break of the Civil War, and went as a
musician with the First Rhode Island.
lie was a three months man and on
his return he taught the drummers
from this state that went away with
the soldiers. being stationed at the
Dexter Training ground, Portsmouth,
and at the other recruiting camps dur
ing those trying days. Associated with
him was sam sphinx, who was the
hfer AZ the conclusion OF the war he
was with the American band under tho
leadership of -. W. Reeves and re-
malned with il until about 1873. lie also
played for some time I'm the orchestra
of the Providence opera House. under
Ferdinand Won Olker.
Mr.. Harrington was n member OF
the American band Veteran assoCia-
tion and OF Slocum Post. G.. a. r., No
TO- The funeral will be from his house
at 20 Franklin street. at O'Clock Fri
day, with interment at the North Burial
ground \ widow and three children
survive him.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-03-30
TROUBLE IN SAMOA.
Official German Dispatch Says Bum-
tariment Continues.
eSlsd CfIeIs Of the Tanus Party Have Been
eIogyht From Upclu.

B0An. March 30.-A brief official dis
uctch from Apia Samoa, dated Marh
20. says
The bombafdment continues. ln
pursuance 20 military orders the whites
have evacuated many houses.
The chiefs Of the Tanus party who
were exiled to other islands have been
brought back from Tpolu. The fire.
arms and ammunition taken from Ta-
nus ON January have been returned.
Washington. March aO.-Assistant
Secretary Allen has issued the follow %
ing statement.
The latest dispatch from Admiral
kautz at samoa * as follows; Auck
land. March 29-Secrctary of the Navy.
, Washington: The situation Is improN-
ing since telegram of 18th via sydney,
New South Wales.
tSigned.D kAITI.
This l. the only dispatch received
from Admiral kauts, at the navy ue-
partmcnt Assistant Secretary Allen
saws. AS will be observed. II contains
no details concerning the reported trou-
bic at Apia. Even the date on which
IL was dispatched from Apia is not
given but IL IN presumed that IL left
Samoa on the I'D. the dale upon which
Tie steamer which conveyed the press
dispatches from Apia TO Auckland.
sailed The dispatch of the 18th 10
which Admiral kautz refers, was not
given out al the time of it's receipt here
and even now Secretary Allen declines
10 make Il public. 1t is known. how
eyer. that Is reported the admirals at
rival and gave "A brief resume Of the
then existing situation, which must
have appsared somewhat grave at that
siine. as the admiral reports that II
had improved during the interim. The
,iispatch Of the 18th referred tO by the
admiral. was in reality dated sydney JIG,
but the admiral had no means Of know
ing the exact date upon which ~ would
le forwarded from sydney. but his cal-
enlation was that IL would be dated
upon the 18th.
This dispatch probably left Apia ac-
cording 10 the calculation Of the offi-
cials at the navy department on the
10th and described the situation at that
time This was before the actual trou-
BILE which. ap'ordng To the press dis
patches had been I'm progress eight
DAYS when they left Apia on the 23d
There is considerable mystery sur
rounding the statement given out Ia.
day and the explanation offered. AZ u
seems almost inconceivable that tn
admiral should have made no detailed
~cpn5t OF The stirring events which were
nccurrings during the eight days prior
10 the departure OF the dispatch from
Apia
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-03-30
MAY BUY ALL THE
COTTON YARN PLANTS.
English Syndicate Said to Be Ready
to Pay One Hundred Millions
To Get Control of Business.

hannet mills. the Westville mills. the
Elizabeth Poole and the Nemasket
mills.
The proposition of the syndicate Is 10
pay one half cash. one quarter In bonds
and one quarter i'm the common stotk
of the syndicate or trust. The pur-
chase OF the Taunton mills at the Nalu.
alton fixed by the treasurers who are
interested in the matter would require
an outlay by the syndicate OF about
81 600 900. Fall River has few yam
mills and but three there would be alb
sorbed. Nearly every bank president
I'm the cotton section OF New England
has been consulted about the deal ana
IL has advanced TO that point where
individual mills are considering the
price at which their stock will be sold
To- the syndicate.
This industry has been making
money lately. and Is one OF the best
money making parts of the cotton IN
dustry. 1t Is almost certainty that
inside of 80 days the cotton yarn IN
dustry of the country will be owned
by this syndicate. which viii in most
instances retain the present manaSe-
ment OF the various mills.