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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-01-25
Mnltte ,.uO 1tnfer srts.

Moltte tpurbs, na9bem er Sa9re lang
Ebef oes @enerdlita6s bes bierten preuBt@
59en QrmeecorpS g~emeien, nod I'M Sabre
1856 Nbiutunt bes prin3en Srieori4 8il~
bsIm, n~l1nieres 6rib", Deg ipdteren &uiiers
BrteDri9. Sn bieIer 4einbar unter@
%ssOrbnstsn SteIung blie6 er bis 1858, ais
Beiitiger 6i6rer oes prin3.n, fporauf Ell
Bsneralitabs4ef 0.s PrsuBii8en Gsiammtz
beeres tpurbe.
DIS MOItfe ii9 benz prin3en 3ugeieate,
NOR er ieIbit a9tunbfinf3ig unb Der an@
Sere iiebsnunb8pan3ig Sabre alt. 8sibe
ma4tsn 3uiammen i'm Sabre 1856 Die Relie
mad RuBlanb, pel6e MOltte in einem Sa>
Bebu4 fir feline Satin, bas fpGter per0fz
sentliat Rurbs, 10 interefunt gei6iIosft
Fat.
@as fir eiusn GinfluB Der ;berlegene
Beit W2OItte's auf ben fir aqes 8ute uno
S4One 10 empfdngIi9en @eiit bes prin3en
geiibt bat, bas 3sigt uamentli9 Gin E + #
febt bur6 Oas 8atferz6riebri9z8u9 Der
Brdu Murgaret9 b. poi9inger bstannt
n erbenber 8rtef, pel6en beriel6e
I'm Sabre 1858 beim S9siben Moltte's
an bteien ri4tete. Die fir ben 8erfafer
nno ben Gmpfdnger glsi9 e6rsnpoGe 9uupt>
fteae oieiss 8riefss, ben cine @r3buite bes
gerfafers begleitete, Iautet nGmli9 10:
sd psiB ni9t, Ob aus ben grOBen
Qebreu, bic mir Der GoIbat Moltte
eegeben, bon Ser 3utunft Der 2orbeer
bes fiegrei6en 8riegsrs mir beidieOen
tft; oafur boffe i9 UNI 70 Iiheret, bic
8iirgertrone aus Oel3meigen gu errci4en
fir Die 5r~iebeustinite, bic Der pbiIoz
fopb Wfoltte mir erf4lOHen."
OILS bies gef9risben murbe, ba mar bas
nniibertreffli4e 8riegsgsuie Moltte's Der
Belt nod ni6t ~Offen6ar. 0enn erit in
Sabre 1864 ais 8eneralftabs9ef i'm 8rieg
gegen 9duemart fpnnte er 5ieIes @enie
prattii9 entfulten, erit re9t a6er uls 2sts
ter bes &rie9es segen Seiterrsi9 i'm Sabre
1855, uno poaenbs aGs ange6enoer Sieb5iz
ger 0nr4 2eitung be5 &riess gegen 6rante
xei4. Seinen prin3li9en S9iler, Der ii9
nls fein l1ntergebener auf b06mi{den uub
Frun3Off3en 99IudtfeIberu eleidfuIs
&riegsrubm erDarb, bat sr, Der I'm ein<
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-01-25

mir erit an 3peiter Stele. DARN tperben mir
bon Der auitraltI9en &olonie gfeus Sibz
Wales, tpenn AUDI nur UNI elm Wentges iiberz
t%roffen, Scenes beiorst 92.9 9tiide per SOpf,
mir nur 92.4; @roBbritannien folgt nit
IT'S. 9euti9luno bat einen gr0Beren aug
ldnolf9en Boftperte6r, nls iebes anoere
2anb; SeIterrei9 bat bic meiften a~usl6nbiz
f4en 9otfarten u%uf5uneifen, unb Qmeritu
Die meiiten 3eitptngen bon unb mad benz @usz
lanbe, mas BET ieiner grpBen eingepanberz
ten 8ep0lterung nur natiirli6 lit. Sn 9es
3ug duf 8riefe fteben mir an pierter STEELE.
Din eriter iteben mir piener i'm puntte Der
Poitdmter unb poftbebieniteter. Oenn mir
BADEN 71,468 Boitdmter uno 1913, sos Nnge=
iMtellte. Inns 3und3it fommt 9eutf9Ianb
nit 39,389 POftdmtern unb 1928 Beam
ten, bann @nsGanb NIT muir 2O,75O qemtern
uno LA, 700 gedmten. Odgegen iteben mir
ipeit unten an Der 2iite, tpenn bas @erbdltz
nib Der Poitdmter gum @ebiet in 8etra6t sez
3ogen pirb. Oa itebt bic S9pei3 nit einem
Poitamt auf ie At Quabratmeilen obenan,
porauf 9rOBbritunnien. 9eYti4lonb, Bell
glen, pprtugal, 9OlanO, 2u&mburg, Sta
lien, Rumdnien, 9Gremdrt, Seiterrel4,
5rantrei9, nngarn unb Sapan in Der ungez
gebeuen Reibenfolge, unO bunn erit mir fomz
men. NeufeelanO bat elm poitumt uuf ie
$40 8epobner, Canada auf ie 531, Reuz
SiibzWales uuf ie 647, Die S9pei3 auf ie
859 unb bic Ser. Staaten auf je 1877 8epp6=
ner.
Was bic 2Gnge unferer poittpege angebt,
10 iteben mir in 5olge Der @r0Be unIeres
0anbes Ielbtperitdnbli9 pbenan. @ir fdnbz
ten uniere qoit iiber 1885 Meilen giIenz
buhnen, uno 286,451 81. %Ipgenunnter Stern
Wege, porin Der 0ienit bur4 Dampferliz
MEN, poitfutf6en, Ppitreiter etc. einbegriffen
lit. 0eut1hlanb tommt nit 1854 Giienz
babn= unb 67,066 Meilen f~onitiger 8efOrbez
rung an 3~tpeiter Stelle. l1nIere @%iienbabnz
poitpugen legten lebtes Subr 264,684,908
Meilen, bic 9eutf9lanbs 124,550,525 unn
bic 6rantrei4s 75,212,1o5 Meilen 5uriit.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-01-25
SrelanSiiAeS.

grit i'm 9erbit lebten Sabres fGoB bea
tanntli9 gr3bii6of SreGanb BON ct. paul
in elmer 8eoe an ben 0eutI6en &atbolitens
tag bon Winnefota gu SttQpater pl0bli6
iiber BON 2iebe gum 0eutI4tbum, CUR
oeuti3sn Spra9e u. +. No.
gaiGt pentge SeutI6. obne 1nterI4ieo
Der GOnfefiOn freuten ii4 oieier r8efs6z
rung" bes bo9begabten Mannes aus einem
9eutf3enfeino gu etnem Oeuti9enfreunb.
gorft9tigere aber mabnt.n 5um MiBtrau.n
in Die i90nen Worte.
unb ben i9Onen Mortsn lit pirtlit5
16on jebt cine re3t bGBli9e S6at gefolgt.
@r3bii3Of Srelanb bat ndmltb bic gnt2
~fernung oes langiGbri9en pfarrers Der
oeutiaen MariGz 9immelfa6rtsz Stride in
ct. Baul, beg bieberen 8enebittiners III
freb Diaper, aus ieiner bisberigen Stsuuns
%er3tpungen. nnb parum? Mit Der q.z
pifienbafteiten @rfiQung ieiner prieiterli@
3en Pfli9ten berbanb Batter Maner sinen
rii6mli6en @ifer fir @rbaltune beutider
Spra9e unb gutter beutf9er Site. 0us
mar in ben 4ugen b~sfelben Srelanb,, Der
nod in StiItpater 10 .rbault9 CUR @rhd[z
tung oeuti@er Spra9e unb Site mabnte,
elm 8erbre9sn. Nebnli9 lit SreldnO aus
dbnli9en @riinoen fhon friber sesen an
bere niirbige beutf3e prieiter borgegangen.
puter Wtaper bat iib auf er3bif90fli9eu
8efsbl g~ehulbig ms 8enebtttinert Otter gu
GoIegebiGe in Minneiota ouriidge5ogen.
0o9 i'm tatbOlii9en n@rceIft1r" Don
MiIpautee leien mir ieBt:
Der quite Srbensmann pater Maber bat
ni9t berbinDern t0nnen, baB bic be1tIGen
aatbOIiten Der groBen ct. pauler Muridz
6immelfahrts= 9emeinoe, Der unaufb0rliz
den beutf9feinoli9en Gbicane miibe, ibr
gutes ge3t in Nnfpru9 genommen uno
einen energii9en Proteft an ben pdpftli9en
0elegaten in Wafbington, Waartineqi, aus
gearbeitet baben, Der biefer Sage, nit 2au=
Ienben bon lInter19riften bebedt, bort6in
abgeben unb ben @ertreter Sr. 9eiligteit UNI
cine unparteiif9e Inter u9ung Der einfdla=
gigen @erbdltnifie bitten foG. 9offentli6
nirb ibnen bort geneigtes 9ebOr unh Nbz
6ilfe 5ut6eil!"
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-01-25

gen an gu 19pinben. Dor bier Wp9en
tpurbe er bon Der @rippe 6sfaGen. Seine
Contribution mar niht mebr fart genug,
bieIe &ranfbeit bon it9 ab3uf9iitteIn. Nm
lebten Montag b0rte iein 9er5 pl0B!i9 auf
gu funttioniren, unb f9mer5los i9(oB er
bic Nugen fir INNER. Or. SLEEPER tpurbe
am Is. September 1924 i'm Santon
@@aFfbauien, S3pei8, geboren. Seine
@ltern itarben, als er erft II SATIRE at
mar. @r er6telt feline erite @r3iebung in
3iiri9 unb btlbets ii9 in Stuttgart uno
Bien gum S6ierur3te aus. @r abT0lptrte
bic Niener Sbierur3neii4uIe i'm Sabre
1916 unb fam i'm Sabre 1849 mad ben
8ereinigten Staten. @r ging 5uerit, unb
3tpar nit BE I9eioenem @rFolge, in 9feaoz
ing, pa., unb Srenton, 90. s., ittnem
8erufe no9. SIM Sabre 1859 fam er naGb
Cincinnati, pO es linn baGb geGung, iid1
cine feie, fOrgenfOie @riiten8 gu srringen,
unb Biz gum Sabre 1893 aGs S6ierar5t 81
%tpirten, ais er fih gang Dom @ei9Gfte 5u=
riid3ug. Sr. Sleeper mar Mttgtieo Der
Mmerican @eterinarp Mebcal Mfociation,
Der S6io State 8eterinarb Meoical NIz
location, bes beutI9en literariI9en Clubs.
beg beuti9en pionier>@eretns unb pieltr
Observation-Disclosures.
-8rutaGer Gpnoufteur. Giner
iener brutalen 2iimmel, bic man aGs Gouz
bufteure auf St1aBenbabnen 10 bGmfig a11z
trifft, f3reibt bas &c. 9. MorgenzSournal",
beging neuli9 Nbenbs in SEEM 0ort einen
Moro an einem pa1a9ier unb iiBt binter
S9loB unb Hieeel. Ser M0rber beiBt
Sames Mc@pman unb lit Gonbufteur Der
"a, 9truBenz2inie. @r ftieB fein Opfer nit
einem SuBtritt BON ieinem @agen unb fiigte
ibm cine 8erleBung gu, tpel3er Der 9afiagier
erla9. Ser Pafagier, elm gepifer @ilton
g. Mar9bant bon @reenpoint, 8. s., bsftieg
ben in pe1tGi9er Hi9tung perfebrenben Wa=
gen an Der SIT "a. StraBenz5G6re unb mar
Der ein5ige Yaffagier. Mte Der gonbufteur
angiebt, forberte er bon benz Manne bas
Sabrgelb. Ser 2ebtere bate cine umiteigez
farte bon Der 8eltz 2tnie, tonnte biefelbe aber
ni9t finben. 8etbe MGnner befanben iid
auf Der binteren Platform Der Gar unb gez
rietben in leb6afte observation-disclosures.
@4IieBIi4 mar bic 3peite Npenue errei6t.
Der Gonbutteur lieB ben @agen 6alten unb
6efabl benz Pufugier, al1s5uiteigen. 2ebtez
rer tpeigerte ii3; es fam gu einem 9uno9e<
menge, in befien @erluufe Mc9opun ben
Pa1agier bonn @asen mari. @ine Menz
iaenmenge iammeIte iih ulsbalb um ben
@a9en an, tpel9e bic &ufmertiamteit beg
pOli5iften Burns erregte. Dieter begub ii9
Obne 3O9ern CUR SteGle unb iub eben, tpie er
iagte, buB Mc8opan benz pafiagier, tpel9er
It9 auf benz PfGafter befanb unb fi9 nit bsiz
ben Sdnben an benz Sitter feit6ielt, einen
Sritt per1ebte, Der ben damn an bic linfe
Seite bes Sims traf. Der Yafagier panfts
betGubt unb tiir5te gu 8oben. Burns. na6m
ben GonbutteIr in 9aft unb f9idte na9
elmer Nmbulan8. 0iefelbe traf in t~penigen
Minuten elm unb brei Mtnuten ipGter gab
Mar6bant ieinen @eiit uuf. Der Gonbutz
terr leu9net, Mar9bant ben t0otli9en SUB
tritt ber1eBt 5u baben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-01-25

unbbreiBig Sabre Gltere, UNI bein15s brej
Sabre iiberIebt.
Au9 bas our9 me6rid6rigen Dertrautez
item umgang betrdftigte l1rtbeil zines 10 Cd.
len Settles pie Inner Srib, beftdtigr es.
oaB Moltte Elm ebeniO pbiGOiopbii9er ME
trategii4er &Opf mar. llnb cine ebGe uni
Dielieitige 9~eitesbilOung fpri9t ia uud
aus ieinen S9riften. 9obei aeigt er in
&Gem bic Siefe unb &riitaatlar6sit zines
ru6igen f4Onen Sees, pdbrenb bas Meiu
6es Sitanen 8ismard me6r Dem itiirmen=
ben @eltmeer glei9t.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-01-25
ssar efat1pteler .nS MatDematiter

Die 5rage, ME otele bon chamber perz
f9tebene @fatiptele ss giebt, bsantmortet
Der Seibelberger Matbematifer profeiior
Morib Cantor in feinem interefanten 8p3e
i6sr bic vNritbmetit bes tdgli3sn 2ebens"
nit foIgenbsr MISUNDERSTANDING
@s entf6siDet bic &eibenfulg:, in pel4er
Die 80 8artenbldtter uripringli4 lagen,
nnb fir bieie lit PSF Bic germutatjOns5abL.
Mnberfsits 1T es glei4giltig, in net4er
&ei6enfolge ieber Der 9pieler feline 5ebn
8arten erbielt, unb in tneG9er Rei4enfOlge
bic 5pei 8arten i'm Stat ltegen; man muB
6esbalb burb Pho. Pho. Pho. p bibioiren.
Die geIuhte 3aAl tit alio:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-01-25
9laer1ei bon Der 3pH.

Infer POitpeIen tOitet uns jGbrli9 $780,
100000 mebr, als irgenb einem anneren
2anbe. Wir p%erausgabten bafiir inn lebten
Sabre $9O,626,296. Inns am nG9Iten
tommt 9eutf9lanb nit $74,377,43O, poriu
inbefen audi bic niht unbetrd6tli9en @umz
men fir poitsebGube eingei9lo7en iinb,
bann foGgt @roBbritannien nit $40,139,835
Nber in 8eaug auf bic 8ef0rberung unb Nbz
Iieferuns bon Poftftiden per &opf tommen
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-01-25
-. 6 E, Setretal

Oa es audi in Chicago. uno unberspo
9eute gtebt, tpel4e glauben, baB i6nen auf
Cuba ooer Portorico bic gebratenen Saubeu
ing Wtaldl fliegen, ooer oaB iie bort lei9ter
4rbett finoen ~f0nnen, 10 moQen mir obioer
Nn5eise bic ~tpeiteite @erbreitung geben.
Der rei6e pflanaer, tpel9er in unferen
Suoitaaten nur i'm Wtnter unb sSriibiabre
81 9auTe bIieb, i'm Sommer aber n0rbli6
rette ooer mad europa cling, Der fonnte es
13on aus6ulten. Was aber lit aus benz
tpeiBen Nrbeiter i'm Siiben geporben?
White trash, Elm entncrotes, bon SIZE
Der bur3f9iitteltes 9ei9le9t, bas ener9ielos
in ben Sag 6inein lebt unb Elm armIeliqes
0Qiein friitet.
Nuf @uba unb portorico berriden aber
nod gang anoere 9ibegrabe uno lit bic 2uftz
feu9tigteit Der 9eiunb6eit nod bel gefGbrz
li9er, als bel uns imSitben. Die @roe 6au6t
h0sartige '6ieberteime aus unb tper nit benz
Spaten, benz Yftllg ober Der 9arte i'm Sreien
arbeiten muB, perfdQt raid benz 8erberben.
Ser beritorbne Sol, @aring tparnte gang
ausoridli9 gegen Die @uspanOerung na9
Guba. Die bprtigen 8epobner Ieien gegen
bas Sie6er bereits immun geporOen; lire
@orfabren batten ous Sieber, 9unberttauz
1enbe feien bon Der gelben Peit pber bon Der
MaIaria b%inpeggerafft pOroen, unb bic iebiz
gen @intpobner f9einen 10 3iemli4 Oagegen
gefeit gu Iein.
go tpie mir uber frtf9es Meni9enz
material nu9 @uba f4iden, bas i'm Sommer
niht norbtpdtts 5ieben ober na9 europa reiz
fen fann, pirb bas eelbe 6ieber nit ME boz
getpeiener 80sartigteit auftreten uno iiber
bic Spfer berfaaen, bic ii4 in feline Oomdne
getpugt,
Ser arme Nrbeiter, tpel9er uuf Cuba Ober
Pprtorico 8ei9dftigung fu4t, fam ni9t in
ben mObernen @otels BON 9abana, @ien=
fuegos, Santiagp ober San Suan ubiteigen,
fonoern er mqlB in ben Quartieren Der Orr
men Sbba9 Iu4en, mo l1nratb unb llnge3iez
fer brlfen unb Der peftbull9 aus alien &iBen
Der 6dufer unb bes @rbbobens ftr0mt.
Wir boffen, oaB obige Darnung beber3igt
merhe, Sn ~unieren neuen Miinbelldnoern
1T fem plab fir ben fIeiBigen unb trebfaz
men 4rbeiter; bieier bleibe i'm 2anbe unb
nGbre ii9 reb(iG.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-01-25
Getn QauS FIR 1tttS.
Sn Der g. q. Staats3eitung leIen mir bic
folgenbe 90 arnung:~

Ser oeuti0e Silf5 : @erein tu @aUana, Gubo,
iUarnt O~rin0eub Oor Der GinpanOsran1 m~ittsloier
2eute mad Cuba, ba bas Slima unO anoere l1mhdnoc
es Den ameritanii6en unb elrOpGtiGen Nr6elterl fat
unmOgli6 MAIDEN, obne SdGpi9ung ibrsr @eiunobeit
i6pere t0rperti6e @rbeit 8u serri6ten; 3uoem finn
bic 9obne fir oerartioe 9eiituneen ipeit unter ZEN in
Der @eimatb oebrGu6li6en, fpenn ntou Die &otIpie=
ligtsit oes 2eben5unterbalts bcriidf6tigt.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-07-12
CALDER WILL PR0BATEp.
An Appeal Will Be Taken BY Some Of The Heirs
Who Ae Not Satisfied.

The will of Albert A. Calder was ad-
mitted TO probate by Judge Sphinx in
the municipal court yesterday after
noon after a short hearing. Some OF the
relatives are not quite satisfied with
the provision made for them by the
testator, who examined the witnesses
to the will The matter wetn along
quietly, however, because IL was the
intention of one or two of the heirs TO
carry the case into the upper courts
and endeavor 10 bre.r the Will
one contestant is Albert Calder
James. a grandson OF the testatorawho
receives legacy Of $4,000 outrighVand
has no further interest in the estate.
His mother, who was a daughter of the
mother would have done had she been
lieves that he should share as his
testator. is dead. and he, of course, be-
alive. The will contains one public be-
quest of $4,000 for the establishment and
maintenance OF a free bed at the Rhode
Island hospital
Attorney Hinckley appeared for the
contestants yesterday and an appeal
VIII be taken.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-07-12
WEAVERS LEAVE LOOMS.
Claim That lhy Are NIi Flu nIshsd With All
Good Fl linz Needed.

Twenty weavers, eight men and l.
women, left their looms at the Saranac
worsted mills at Waterford yesterday
evening, ana stated that they declined
TO work longer. The striking weavers
were employed in the two-loomed de-
partment. each running two looms
They claim that they were given good
filling on one loom and poor filling on
the other, and they quit b4cause they
wanted good filling for both looms.
On one loom, each weaver, IL was
claimed given black filling ami
'warps OF white worsted. This sort OF
work, they claimed, rs trying on their
eyes, anl1 1t was impossible 20 work
slowly and make good pay ani fast
work would result in pocr work and
fines for poor cloth. They asked SUI
perintendent Lloyd for what they cal q a
good filling for both looms. The latter
telephoned Agent Joseph Fletcher, who
was at Olneyville. ami the latter re-
piled THAT IL was the best he could do.
and they must work under present con-
ditions.
Then the 20 weavers went out. The
other weavers in the mill say they will
not take the strikers looms. The hat
ter Will go for their pay at 2:SO p. m.
today.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-07-12
BUSINESS CHANCES.

DESIRE 10 FORM A CoNNEc-
tion with n good New England man
who viii Join me IN securing and To-
eating two Cotton Mills I'm the South
west Better locations for making plain
coarse cloth could not be found than
two points that | now have i'm sight
and at both Of which can get the
land donated and N not all at least
one-half 10 two-thirds OF the cost OF A
building AZ both points coal and water
ask. Cotton is from 90 90 62is cents be-
low the Memphis market. Railway
transportation is all We ret at any
point and better than At many points
and their Is an abundance OF labor of
good class people who know nothing OF
strikes or labor unions. Correspondence
strictly confidential Address South.
west. Providence. Daily News.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-07-12
RECRUITING CONTINUES.


The efforts of Capt Gresham, who Is
in charge Of the recruiting station or
North Main street. TO secure a goodly
number OF recruits for the Twenty
sixth United States Volunteer infantry,
are meeting with much success.
Yesterday and today the station was
filed with applicants. and Capt. Gres-
ham had his pick of lot OF good ma
terial.
The men who were accepted yester-
day were George G.. TAFT, John Brown
and Thomas j. Clery OF New Bedford.
For the volunteers: James Gillick,
New Bedford; Charles Brown, Colum-
bus. O.. Adlard Fournier. New Bed
ford; Alfred Boardman. New Bedford;
William ]. Creighton, ~ Valley street.
Olneyville. and Martin Tierney, 81 APP
pleton street, Providence. Among the
number rejected were several minors
who were anxious IL go TO the front
and take a part I'm the subjugation OF
the Fihpinos. but as they had failed 10
secure the consent OF their parents they
will be obligtd 20 wait a while longer.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-07-12
AMONG THE JEWELLERS.

The annual base ball game between
the jewelry 'drummers" OF Providence
and the Attleboros was played Monday
afternoon I'm Attleboro. The game was
TO decide the championship and the
ownership Of the handsome solid silver
loving cup put up as a trophy by the
Manufacturing jewelers. Statesmen AS
sociation of Providence. Two games
have already been played each team
having won one. There was a good at
tendance OF spectators at the game in
Guiding a number OF the prominent
manufacturing jewelers. OF Providence
and Attleboro. Before the game Sidney
O. Bigney OF s. q. Bgney a. Co. made
a short speech and exhibited the cup.
The result OF the game was that the
Attleboro boys won by the score OF %
TO 10. The makeup OF the two teams
was as follows. Attleboro. VIM. Main
tien, OF Maintien Bros. a. Elliot: John
Tweedy OF Cheever, Tweedy * Co. rph-
rain Knapp OF the Seymour. Knapp,
Warren CO.: George Barrows OF Mae
donald * Culver; Fred. Bellows OF Me-
Rae * Keeler. r. ID. White OF A.
Bushee & Co.: Ralph Kent. son OF III.
p. Kent OF r. w. Weaver a Co: Or
lando w. Hawkins OF O.W. Hawkins g.
Co; Il. j. Cummings OF Fontneau *
Cummings; Jefse Carpenter OF the flor
ton a Angel Co: T.. G. Bliss OF Bliss
Bros. Providence, Benz. Crandan. r..
w. McAlilster: George Steere OF Ar
mold & Steere: w. Costigan; j. Parker
Ford or Ford A. Carpenter: Mr. Keanc
Of the Ofby a. Barton Co: Frank
Daughaday. w. Schoneld Frank Bar
ton, jos. Catiow. y. Roehr J. o. Kane
and VIM. Brewster.
A few days ago two prominent At
tleboro jewelers. observed their silver
weddings. They were Edward P.CIafin
formerly Of Blake e. Clanln. and late OF
the Atfleboro Tool Company, and Ed
urIn l.. Sherman
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-07-12
RIGHT STEP TAKEN
The City COuncIrsn Object 70 Express Wagons
al hJ New St-ion.

Some time ago Mayor Baker decided
that Exchange place would be far more
attractive and that at the same time
il could be kept great deal cleaner, IL
uhe scores OF moving wagons which
for years had been allowed To stand on
ullat public square were removed to an
other location.
The owners Of these vans had an idea
that they had a Hen upon the street,
and that because they mad been there
50 long time they could not be
disturbed.
His honor took quite another view,
and despite the assertions OF the NOV
ing wagon smen TO the effect that their
business would be ruined, they were
relegated TO Kingsley avenue and they
have done fully as well there and the
city has not hal TO keep gang OF
men at work cleaning up refuse and
washing off the sidewalks. Moreover,
psople going TO and from the station
have not been compelled 10 pick their
way through a crowd of tobacco-spit-
ting and profanely talking men.
Now IL is proposed TO send The ex-
press wagon men away. A few of them
have tried 10 do business by lining up
on the sidewalk opposite the station.
In&SmuCh as the express business
the conveying of trunks to and from
the trains, is almost exclusively done
by two companies who have contracts
with the New York, New Haven az
Hartford Railroad Company. which
gives them that privilege 1t is
deemed inadSsable to longer permit
the citys property TO be encountered
with the dilapWated express wagons
and the equine relics OF former days
of usefulness and beauty. and there
will be an effort put forth Immediately
TO send them 10 the rear cf the staIticn,
perm tting the owners TO stand on the
sidewalk. IL they so elect ana TO So
licit such business as may chance TO
come their way.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-07-12
STILL ANOTHER SCHEME.

Despite the official statement OF the
chief OF pol OF Newport that the slot
machine would not be allowed again
I'm that city, aud that he would prose-
cute all parties who introduced them a
new device Was secretly and mysteri-
ously placed I'm the leading barrooms
last night between . and 10 o'clock.
They were. however. I'm no condit on
III worked" ~ -tlf-- official repre-
senting their owner ~ not expected un-
til today.
This bold stand taken by the saloon
keepers viii be- the sensation Of the
place today. Public opinion. as vo.crd
In the local press and BY the leading
clergymen. drove the slot machines
from the city six months ago. The ma
OF darkness last night.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-07-12
The News
Profitable
Wants..

Small advertisements inserted m
der their proper classification;
ONE CENT PER WORD. FIRST
TIME. ONE-HALF CENT PEN
WORD AFTER FIRST TIME.
The words "To Let" For Sale.
WANTED" address on advertise
ment. etc.. must be counted In CAL
cuiating number Of words.
Advertisers will be provided with
. numbered check. and answers
will be delivered only upon pressn-
tation Of same.
Parties forwarding advertise
ments by mail must send us sum-
cient amount TO cover postage IL
they expect answers sent to them
Answers to advertisements can
be addressed care OF THE NEWA
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-07-12

OFFICE USINESS-CHANCE FOR
active man with $1,000 cash TO purchase
halr interest IN established office busi-
ness that will pay $50 TO 500 month on
investment: business will stand closest
nished and full value for money. Par
ticulars PROVIDENCE TRADING
CO.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-07-12
SOME FOOLISH PEOPLE

Allow n cough 20 run until 10 gets beyond the
reach of medicine. They often say, "Oh, IL
will wear away" but in most cases it wears
them away. Could they be induced 10 Try
the successful medicine called kemps Bal
sam, which Is sold ON n positive guarantee
10 cure, they would Immediately see Tho eN-
cellent effect after taking the m ~ lose. Price
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-07-12

FOR sALE-FINEST INVESTMENT
property in the state. House lots be-
tween Smith street and Gladstone ave-
nue.. Only $3.50. easy terms. They won't
last long. ISAAC l.. GOFF Co. AZ
Weybosset st.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-07-12

wANTED-HOUSES AND STORES
10 rent. We are In a position to rent
houses, stores and tenements to desr-
able class of tenants; our books show
hundreds of applications whom we are
obliged to turn away, not having the
desired location: we charge you no fee
or commission unless we secure you "A
tenant. PROVIDENCE TRADING CO.,
rooms 536-537 Banigan building
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-07-12

FOR SALE-ON WICKENDEN ST,
between Ives and Gano streets, invest
ment property lot 50x1O0; a new two
family and a four-family house; good
rental. G.. l.. * III. j. GROSS, Banigan
building
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-07-12

BARGAINS IN SALOONS-WE
have for sale some Of the best paying
and most centrally located saloons in
Provtdence at prices and terms 10 suit
you; IL you are looking for a saloon 1t
Will pay you TO call and see US. PROV
lDENCE TRADING CO.