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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-12-05
WARREN.

The chapel Of ST. Marks church on
the north side OF school street is 10 be
rCmolelcd, enlarged and refurnished at
an expense OF about $1,000 An addition
win b. constructed transverseiy across
the rear end OF the present structure
40X25 feet In dimensions which viii be
divided into three apartments, each
l2N25 fee, in dimensions, and rom eaCh
OF which there will be on entrance 20
the main body of the chapel. In front
an octagonal apse l0ls feet IN both
width and depth VIII bc built FOR a
cIsacal and on each side cc the apse
rooms viii be constructed which viii
pe used for NJ Sunday school library
and 20 wri ing room. The buiid ng whcN
completed viii he used for week q (
moc' ings the sunday sehoul societies
connected with the ChLr'h and social
purp see. The scats VIII be- revcrs Il
=, az % front towards SCHOOL street
The building committee cOmpri7" '"hu
Waterman. Alfred y. Gardner and A.
mold SS3or Work WI o. begun im-
mCdiately.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-12-05
WAS WAX FIGURE BURIED?
Curious Rumcr Concerning lefluIiiSg Cashier
Tl0man 0f first ka.Ionai Bark al Hanover

Hanover. Pa. Dec. 5.--Rumor has
been current here that a wax figure
was buried in the place of John Il. Allie
man. cashier of the First National
Bank of Hanover. whose death was re-
ported on October ., 1898. and who was
said To have been short in his accounts
about $4,000. He was also insured for
$4,000
In order to dispel these reports a
number of Allsman' friends have
made aflidavits that the cashier is dead
ana that his corpse was actually in
TERED.
Vt is stated that Cashier Alleman was
Ill for three weeks, during which time
a Baltimore specialist examined him and
pronounced his case incurable He
died, and his BODY was examined by a
committee OF McAllister council. Royal
Arcanum. and a representative of au
insurance company avho identified the
remains. The corpse was exposed i'm the
coffin at the funeral. Cashier AIleman
on his deathbed confessed the shortage
-fff- hrs strt-otrrrtx
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-12-05
CAR BUILDERS STRIKE.
llroducllon o. a New System Of Work Has Caused
Trouble al Berwick.

Bloomsbury, Pa. Dec. 5.-The adop-
tion of a new system of work by the
American Car and Foundry company
whose plant situated al, Berwick. near
here, has resulted in strike involving
250 car builders.
While the works were owned by the
Jackson Wooden company several
gangs were employed in the car build
ing department and il was the rule for
each gang 20 complete the car on which
II was engaged before proceeding with
urTU- her.
Under the new management the dr.
ferent gangs follow each over all the
cars I'm course OF construction. each
having some paIt TO bulid, plan by
which the men can make but little
more than half their former wages.
The men appealed TO the district super
intendent but were told that there
was NJ help for them and the strike
resulted. Thus far there are but 30
men cut, but should the strike continue
the entire plan; will be compelled In
shut down, throwing 2300 men out OF
emplOyinplt.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-12-05
Or. KENYON DEAD.
Fell From HIS Carriage Week Ago BsIevei 10
RsY, Hasienad His Demise.

Or. Napoleon Il. Kenyon is dead at
his home I'm Riverpoint, after sickness
of about years duration. week ago
DR. Kenyon fell out of his carriage just
as he reached his home. and this acci-
dent greatly aggravated his condition.
He was born in the town OF Richmond
60 yeay J. and was prepared for col
lege az the Providence high school. and
the East Greenwich academy and grad
uated from Yale in 1864 with the degree
of NJ. A. He practiced a short time at
Greenvils. and removed thence to- Ria
erpoint where he had since continued
the practice of his profession.
The deceased had been a member Of
the Rhode Island Medical society for
36 years, and was married 50 years ago
To Sarah T.. Smith OF Smithtield. His
widow and one daughter Mrs. $. $.
Wilson survive him.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-12-05
AT TIE NORTH END,

The Immaculate Conception Institute
has found IL necessary 10 again change
the date OF It's house warming. The
time the date has been fixed Tor carly
h, January. tn 10 will bc an interest
inr dtbat. hWl bv th' institute hn
ueNt sunday evening
Th,.p w.re n coupic of street dis
IrTItf|Cs vs. "TIBY lsh IN We're iahfh
.,ar " by tnc officers of The Second
stafilu
rl. attendance cad mo-t ~ the ryen+
iue son sls boz ih.r sctt.on continues
vcrl sauafu .f..y N.lie ln 1tl s.c-
tiaYa az t1c l,. owing d. 30 DECREASE Co.,
Ir. ltt uIanr. esm nf thc teachers
af- h,piuniu- Deb fe.l u rvnus yrrf the
prospect ot an early rc.cuse frim their
duties.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-12-05
DECIDE YOURSELF.
The Opporturityis Here, Ba cked
by Providence Testimony.

Don't take our word for II
Don't depend on a strangers state
ment.
Read Providence endorsements.
Read the statements OF Providence
citizens.
And decide FOR yourself.
Here Is one case OF &C.
Mr.. John Conway. of 5 n urn stree,
says: II was an almost constant sur-
fercr from kidney complaint for mine
or ten years. and Il was so severe AZ
times that ! could not sleep nights on
account OF the too frequent action -
the kidney secretions. My back was
weak and pained me terribly especial
~ after working hard or sitting in
one position FOR any length of time. A
friend told me about Doan's Kidney
Pins. and procured them AT r. l.. L.o-
throp's drug store. They proved To- be
all they are represented to be. The
trouble with thr kidney secrctons was
removed. I could enjoy a good nights
steep. and th- bacEache was completely
Alfred lu mi -hesIlAle- Ia allaA- -l4A-
uafne to Dr used as one who endorses
,hs claims made Tor D5sns Kidney
piIls
For sale bs aH dealers Price 5O
cents. Mailed ny Foster. Mnburu CO..
auHa,. s.. S. SOLE agents for the
+rffnl STATES
g,menhe' taa maine po5n's.anl take
/ NO substitute.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-12-05
LINING DEPARTMENT.

10 pieces An-Silk Moreens. i'm all the
latest shades, half-price sale, h0o
per yard. .... fOo
% pieces fast black silk-fnished Per-
caline good value at, per yard o.
l5c half-pricc sale, per yard. OF
500 yards best English Silesia. in
states. brown and black good value
at. per yard, l5c.. halfprice sale, o.
per yard. ... .... q. .... .,... o1
% pieces of All-Silk Serges. for cape
and coat lining, half-price sale, Az.
per yard. .... .... .... .... TOV
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-12-05
BRISTOL.

The annual election of officers OF st.
Mary's Total Abstinence Society was
held yesterday at the rooms of the So
ciety on State street. There was a
large attendance and the following
were elected. President Thomas f.
Lahey; vice president. William f. Con-
ners; recording secretary. Augustus
uel - Mcquay; treasurer, Patrick II.
Walsh. chaplain. Rev. +. McCabe; Ii
brarian, Joseph Lewis: assistant libra
rian, Frank Doyle; sergeant at arms,
Frank Lewis investigating committee.
Jeremiah Kirby. Hugh Braen, James
Conncry. Michael Angelo. Christopher
Lewis: hail committee. William II.
Connery. Roger Walsh. John Il. White;
janitor, John Keegan. 4 report cf the
officers was made showing that a large
NJ NH rship was attached 20 the SOcl-
city and a good sized amount in the
treasury.
The annual meeting Of the Bristol in
stitution for savings was heldyests rday
at the banking rooms. The following
were elected trustees. James \. Miller,
]. Howard Manchester. samuel w.
Church. FrelicN 4. EastCrhrooks.
Charles II. ChurCh. John Lake. George
II. Peek, Leonard simmons, Edward y.
Thompson. William IT. Thompson and
Charles H. Manchester. At a meeting
Of the trustees James A. Miller was
elected president and J. Howard Man
oh stCr and Samuel w Church vice
presidents: Charles II Manchester.
secretary; clinton =. SA 44tefa4,,-e-----4--4
ant: Frederick and Edward =. Church,
Jr, clerks.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-12-05
EAST PROVIDENCE.

Nispah Bebekah Lodge. I. q. O. r.
held its annual election last evening.
which resulted as follows: Noble grand,
Ella John~on vice grurrttt- Affurie Low
ell; recording secretary, Dora Wall f.
nancial secretary, Eliza + cree; treas
urer. Miss Alice Evans trustees, RoX-
anna Champlin Mrs. Henry Murdoch,
Carrie Dol. Th y win be n9iallcd Mon
day evening, Jan l.
Tho WstchcnolSet Fi-e company
held its regular monthly session last
even ng. y code OF by-laws governing
the new pool table as submitted by the
committee was adopted and II was
voted that copy of the same Zee
framed. and placed IN conspicuous
place in he Nall. IL was voted that 10u
cop.es OF I'll h.-laws Of the company
be printed for distribution.
The administrative board of Watch
emokcc ntr district met last evening
ordered al bills paid and transacted
9th business.
The football team from the Union
Congregational church that defeated "A
team from a church in the citv.Thanks.
giving dav. CclCbra cd the event last
evening with an oyster supper n tn
rooms Of he church. a flw frien
were invited.
Margaret Christ. ne years old. was
adiuGger nr1nc at the session ~ tns
seventh district cour; this morning
and was committed to tn stato hospi.
I'll.
afternoon.
afternoon.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-12-05
GLOVE DEPARTMENT.

HALF PRICE does not seem 10 be low
enough o. suit our glove buyer Here
is the list OF tremendous values Sc
cured foi tnis sale and YOU had bet
ter get nto thu crowd right
away. 1t Will be larger the longer you
wait.
100 dozen Ladies' Black Wool Knit
Mittens. sold everywhere for 25o.,
for this sale only per o.
palr.............. So. ..... w
% dozen Infants White Wool Nit
tens. fancy wrist, worth 25c. pair
for this sale, the lot only, 1rn
palr... go. go. 80. '''' '''' wv
% dozen Mems imported-Scotch
Wsol Gloves. never before sold Tor
less than zoe, for this sale al the re-
markably low price OF, per 1Qc
pair. ..,. .... 80. ...'' .''' Goo
The best zoe Kid Glove in the city,
in all the newest shades and all sizes,
for this sale price only, per EQn
palf.+.'-. .-.' .... ..,. .t.. WV
Ladies Reindeer Mocha 2-clasp
Gloves, In tans, browns. reds modes,
states and black, the regular $l.2o
quality, for this sale, per Or
pair ...s'.'. s.s. .s.. '... see. w"
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-12-05
MAY Be COMPLETED TO-DAY.
0IIic al Cunt Of h. Votes Gas II The Las Sac
Election in FertuosI

Frankfort, KY Dec. 5.-The mem-
bcTs or TnC b0TTd or 7oTrT0H CuTrfff1is-
sloners. as wen as some OF the attor-
n Us Interested ia the canv3ssing OF the
vote expressed che opinion this morning
that the canvass of th remaining
counties would be completed today IN
time for the cowestmg of She vote ani
to hear arguments on the dispute I
count IS Th re Uey. however. st u
siNty-eight counties To be CanNassed
and the work seemed certain 10 takc
the en,ire day. The board MT az 9."o
pursuant to last ghts adjournm- MT.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-12-05
CLNEYVlLLE..

Tho suu-rt club held business scf-
sion laF. evening. when one application
FOR membership was received. 40 tn'
close of the ssssi'n a clam bake w.
served ard whist was the attraction
FOR en- hour or so.
There is same talk Of John \. Sulli-
van. the we'll kncwn boxer of this vi
cinity. being pltted against Nichaei
Farragher OF New York 40 tho Bi.ad-
way Athlete club. New York
The Democrats 20 the Eighth ward
will ueo. FOR organization this evening
instead 81 lasf evt ming. us Was pfeFi-
ously rtatcd.
The annual election OF onicp.a viii
taks pIacp Goo Manufactures lrag. N
odd Fellows This evening
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MESSAGE OF THE PRESIDENT.
Continued from Page Three)

Continued from rage Threv)
the senate. tnelr acts 70 be subject 10 the
approval OF the csngress or the president
prior TO going into effect In the munic-
ipalities and other local subdivisions.
recommend that the principle OF local
government be applied az once so as To
enable the intelligent citizens OF the
island 10 participate in their own gov
ernment, and 10 learn by prac~cal ex-
perience the duties and requirements OF
a self-contained and self governing peo-
pie. have not thought il wise TO
commit the government Cf the island
TO officers selected by the people be-.
-e+a44e4-I- -anuht- -lAheLheE Ia habits train
ing and experience. there are such AS
TO fit them TO exercise az once so large a
degree OF self government but il is my
judgment and expectation that they
soon will arrive at an attainment of ex-
perience and wisdom and self-control
that viii justify conferrng upon them
n much larger participation in the choice
of their insular officers
CIVIL SERVICE.
Concerning the order Of May "a, 1899,
amending the civil service laws, the
president says: The principal purpose
OF the order was to except from COM
petitive examination certain places IN
volving fidueiary responsibilities or
duties OF a strictly confidential, scienuhc
or executive character. which II was
thought might better be filled by non
competitive examinations or in the dis
erection Of the appointing officer than by
gss NJ - a
ments had for their main object more
efficient and satisfactory admihis'fa-
tion of the system OF appointments es-
tablished by the civil service law Inc
results attained show that under theH
operation the public service mas I'M
proved. 1t is believed that the merit
system has been greatly strengthened
and it's permanence assured.
The 1tth of December will be the lO0th
anniversary of the death Of Washir.-
ton. | have been glad 20 learn that In
many parts Of the country the people
will fittingly observe this historic ami
versary.
IN CONCLUSION.
Presented to this congress are great
opportunities. With them come great
responsibilities. The power cohHueu 10
us increases the weight OF our obliga-
tions 70 the people. and we must be pro-
foundly sensible OF them as We contem-
plate the new and grave problems which
-eenffeHt- -us--Alnaing- only al the -puhlle-
good. we cannon err. y right interpre-
tation OF the peoples viii and or duty
cannot fail to insure wise measures Tor
the welfare of the islands which have
come under the authority of the United
States and inure to the common inter-
est and lasting honor OF our country.
Never has this nation had more ahun-
dant cause t.an during the past year Tor
thankfulness to God for manifold bless
ings and mercies for which we make
reverent acknowledgment.
WILLIAM MKINLEY.
Executive Mansion, Dee. D, 1889.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-12-05
Returning. connect Win an traiiis.
.,,n,aNp AND CENTRAL DIVISION

Trains leave Providence as IolioWs'
FOR BOSTON. Terminals oi. ID =
mn. II O4. 30 y m Return--S Oi "a M
70 o. 3 80, 10 p M
PUTNAM. POMFREr. II. THO -
son WILLIMANTIC AND HART
FORD-s As m and 10 p m. via
t,P ikaNKLiN--6 o4. 10 a m; IL s. s5.
uS9r,F6pRb-s : y 3 q; 10 a m; 1s Oa, 4 s.. 6 oi .
cRhNsroN-s IS. 90, anu: u oS.t g.
ka7 AZ. 81 p. m. Saturdays III 10
n m Sundays-l 81 p: m. :.
KNIGuTsvILLE-yddii, y, o,c % = o.
p; T' NTICUT-l2 O5. 81. AZ p. m
ssturdavs--li 10 p. m. a. 80,
pSsrTI ?s rs am; ?l2 05. ~. n ~
FO'' m = saturdays 10 p M sun
dnvs--7 81 p. m; o,>.r rrNTRr.
NAIl1INS N1A.ItyN ~ ANTHoNY AND WASH
I..SToN -G:3S. 900 m; i2;o9, 49,;
t:s77 Gao. 7:27 p IN. saturdays--llilS
u m. Snndays-l:5l = n 90
ARCTIC AND QUIDNICk-6;3s m:
12:O5, 4:S7 5:S'. G:4s. w, M =,
cODtViESNTRY. SUMMIT, GHEENE.
'0NEcO. MCOsUP AND PLAIN.
EITI,D-G:3S 800 m. i:S7. ''2' IN.
sundays-7;3i p nj. - -
STERLING, lEWETr Cllf; l.es go e.oa
TERBONA, SNCi - -, ,,.,- - :.
nm. A:37, T.27 M. Sunaays-''S'
vmERs I'M ALLIES. BALTIC. SOUTH
NWfNDHAM. wIIIIMANTlC. HART
IS6Ri5 AND NORWICH 9:0s a
m: 4:3g. 1921 m. r.,
FIsITKIIL. NEWRuRG MNrhi'-
.RtrRy AND DANRURY-a.ea 2 ~
,IscoAC AND INTERMEDIATN
STATIONS $40 m; A.ll. hG
m. Saturdays land cXcep, Flclds
Station)-1i:i5 m
7Stop on flag.
Via boat from Fail River'
hExcept Monday.
eSleeping cars only. CAL parlcr cara
dVia walpolc line.
c. PETER CrAnN
A. G. KENDALL. cent SUIT
General Passenger Agent.
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MRS

Mps WINSLOW'S SOOTHING
SYIyTrP has been used for over Nifty
vears hy r~illious of mothers a.: their
children while tee;hlng. with perfect
success. II soothes the child. softens tn
gums. allays all pain. cures wind collie.
aud ls the hest remedy for Diarrhoea.
m will relieve the poor little sufferer
immediately. Sold by Druggists in ev-
erv part ~ the world. Twenty-Five cents
n bettle. 70 sure and ask FOR Mrs.
Winsiov's Soothing syrup" and take
no other kind.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-12-05

'cnstnnfinop.e Dra s.-- PifEotc od-
vices fsct.1d he.s report fha. in-
kuIds have ovened ID tnr recent 7cur-
SION ~ armnuiuu- into the 3 i1tng.
dl.tict iu Tuif sl AfmcuiI by pilag-
ing ibc Ann alan ,illagc 90 Eo'iur aui
issscring tht,c huudted ,f iD iu-
bshitonfs
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MILL WORKERS
WAGES ADVANCED

CONTINUED from Page One)
will also make the advance with the
other mills
The Quidnick mills operated by
Royal G. Taft. and several other
smaller cotton mills throughout me
state. are also said To- be ready 20 come
into The agreement. AMI it Is IN rci0te
practically assured that the Rhode ISL
and operatives will have no cause
Whatever for complaint.
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waaRtr AND sslsrol BRANCH.

leave Providence tFoX Point Station)
for FALL RIVERS 80, z 80, 80.
II 80 m: so. 80, 80. 30, 6 80 p IN.
Sundays 80 3 80 IN; 30. 3 80. 80
NEWPoRT--7 so. Q 80, II 20 a m; 30.
2 30 so s 80. &c 30 y m. Sundays 80.
80 a m: 50. 3 30 p M,
WARREN BRISTOL and way sta-
fions at 6 80, 30. 9 so. II 30. m: so.
. go 4l5. $50 {exp.). So 8 80. so and
ii 30 u III. Sundays so, 80 M
! 90 30. 20 p m.
1,iact-i. cars leave Market sguare.
providence. at Is, Z 10 9 Is II Is a
M A.. 2 10 4 90. 10. ~. 6 is. Is.
If Is m sundays Is, 10 a m:
IT, : Is and 6 - y m.
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MoRcssrER plyis,on.

For WORCEsTEk- Sc, C Sj (exp.).
90 teXp. TO Wo0nsocket. . 90 doc
eXpD, II SO a IN (eNp 10 Woonsocker,
43 (exp), 4 y (exp TO Woorsocksp.
56, 30 teXp To Woonsocket).
i6 y IN (acccm). sundays
(al exp TO WoonsockeO SO a III.
So. 80 m
MILLVILi.E- 56. 6 IS. Sc. . sc. Il sc a
IN: A. AS. Sc : Sc. 3 IS p m sun
days 5G "A M IS. 5G , m.
BLACKSTONE Sc, So e5 ! &c. S -.
325.4 15.4 ass 25.5 500 25.T %. SO. . Sc.
II % p ~. Sundays %. 80. 3 %. ii rs
m: %. %. 8 95. . 5G. 25. 56, . 20.
y m
WOONsOCKET- 5s. eS5. 725. Sc.
S45. 0 25. 56, II 25 II &c "A m; %, / &C..
3g5. AS 445. % 3 SO. 6 %. Z %. 7 Sc.
II % a M; s5. %, 8 %, 56 25. : So.
o. n IN
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Swan Point Cemetery,

Ofnce-35 North Main srret
An omnibus runs from the Junction q
Angel and south Angel strecis o. ne
cemetery on sundays every ~ minutes
from 40 a. m. 70 .. m.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-12-05
sroulNsroa uwisIoa.

FOR NEW YORK Cvla Stonington
Llne)-l 90 0S q. m tweek days..
FOR NEW HAVEN AID NEW YORK
tshore Line)-nl y, - daily. OF.
10 70. ell o. Omitted, II IA (daiiy) a.
IN: . TO- 4 10 (daily). 6 10 (daily). tfor
New Haven), 8 II p m daily
FOR PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE
AND WASHINGTON (via Harlem
RiveD--l0 10 a m Except Sundays):
S17 y m (daily).
FOR NEW LONDON--al 12.1 25 tdaiIy).
40 taccomD. s 02. 10 10. -l6 Is texp. TO
East Greenwich). II O3 jimiged). II ~
daily a m. 2l0. 2 IL. 10, 10 l5s
G 10 S17 IN daily. Sundays 55 x
ia; I 55 y m
HOPE and way stations--G so 30 a m:
t. 50. . so 20. . so g 30. II 80 p m.
Sundays 40 q m: 30 p ~.
OAKLAND REACH. RUTTONWOODS
and way stations-c 20 20 a M: 10 90.
200. 4 20 ; 20. 6 % IL 20 m. sundays
. 20 m; . 20. 20 y N.
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FUR BARGAINS.

We are literally making furs fly In our
new department, and the reason Is
very apparent in prices like these:
MUFFS.
so Imitation Seal Muffs, satin no
lined, good size, half price,. LOO
% Electric Seal Muffs, large cAo
size, satin lined, at half price J.fo
SCARFS.
$50 River Mink Scarfs, with 6 4 no
calls, worth $3.9s. half price. I.J0
90 Imitation Seal Scarfs, tails 4 no
half price .................... I.J0
100 Electric Seal Scarfs, with s n no
tails, for this sale....... Z,J0
% Seal Collarettes, with storm r7n
collar, satin lined. sale price J.IJ
Full hne FINE FURS i'm COLLAR
ETTES and STORM COLLARS.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-12-05
merchants and Miners Trans
EoTtatIon Company.

First-ciass Passenge- Ser
vice from Providence every
Monday Wednesday and Fri
day at o p. m. Through Tick
cts sold to all points South
AND southwest. Baggage
checked TO destination.
LOCAL RATES.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-12-05
CORSETS
HALF PRICE SALE OF
"W. g." CORSETS.

We have just received special lot or
"W. b." full gored. bias cut Corsets,
i'm white and drab. French linen cou-
I'll and black English sateen sizes is
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-12-05

Tickets include meals anil siateroom Accommo
dstions. Send for descriptive io!der, etc.
ior Height passage. apply -
j. w. McCLOSKEY, Agent.
Onlca and Wharf. foot OF BcneGt street.
4 d sTFBBrNs, Asst. Traffic Manage.
W i. TURNER, Gen. Passenger Agent
J. L. WHITNEY, Traffic Manager.
Baltimore. Md.
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LADIES' kECkWEaR.

Our display OF Ladies' Neck
wear is splendid, assortments
are practically endless, one OF
the newest and pre,tiest Lace
Jab0ts shown this season. the
manufactures cut In halves
his price toNhelp us offer this z
hals price bargain. n......... u
EMBROIDERED COLLARS
don't complain because you
have been paying 25c each,
get all you can use while this 4
half price sale lasts. ......
STOCK COLLARS-they are Z
beauties, half price sale....
Ladies' Linen Collars. correct
styles. a grand half price bar 4
gain ........ ............ j
Stock Collar Bows, half price q
safe .............r,...... 4
SILK TIES--special lot OF de- A
signs, half price sale. each. Z
SILK RUFFS--a fine lot OF bril-
liant. glossy black Silk Rufus,
all the newest styles, they
Will challenge your admira-
ton, two wonderful half price 4
bargains at $1.5S and. ..,..... l.
NEILING-fancy net chenille,
Don't miss this half price bar
gain, yard ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Fine Sewing silk Yelling, 4
half price yard rd.............
PATTERN Wells. They are
newest. Just out We want To int
duce them, so pat them in half q
price sale ................,..... u
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-12-05
pRoupENcE DIVISION.
Train Service from providence.

Corrected to Oct %. 1899.
BOSTON, Terminal sta'ion-ht:ss.
~N $40. 5.4I. S:02. 500 a.H1
lo;O2 m: 1900. c2:00. 2:oi SEQ. 4:Oa.
o'V@' o'55. COZ. 1928. 1853. SOS. 1858. 1908
= m. Sundays-s:55. 5;40. 5.4f. dG: 10.
a;0s, sos a m. 1908. 1923. 4:0S. cos. 1888
o:Vs' g.93 y IN. Returning. leave Boston
terminal station--12:o3. 6.42 1872 S.42,
goo, cl9:OO, 10:03. 10:I2 a m: i2:42. 1905.
80 800. S:42 4.l2. 500, 5:42. 6:s5. 7.Js.
s:2.. ll;ZI D m. Sundays--l2:0S. s:2i.
s.i5' 1908 a m; 1916. 1900 3:l5. s:J9.
5'lO, 200, Sis m.
ATTLEBoRO-h4:55. $40. 5.4T. ESQ.
.:02. S:02. $40. 1902. 1902. ll.4O q N:
12:O2 l2:io 2:04. $40. 4:02 4:i0, s:0a.
$40. G'O2. $40. 1905. SOS. IO,0s 1l:t0 .
~ SUNDAYS. $40. 5:4s. Gao. s:0S.
S;l9 9.0S N; l2:0S. S;49. 4.0S, 5:40.
Cos. sos . M.
NORTH ATTLEBORO AND PLAIN
VlLLE--6i 40. S:40. 1910 a m; 4.f0. 8 10
y m. Sundays--G.40 a m; $40 p IN.
AMPbM. WRENTHAM. NOR
WOOD CENTRAL. NORWOOD AND
DEDIIAM-6:i0. $40. l1:40 M: 4:i1
p M. Sundays-GiO a m; 3.40 D m
MANSFIELD-h4:55. 5;4o. 5:47. 7:0e.
SOP. 9:02. 1902 m: 1902. 2.04t:0s.
5;02. Coz 1905. sos. 1905 m sun
days-4:55. $40. 5.47. s:0S. 9.0S IA;
12:0s 4;0S. eos. sos D IN.
FlTCHBURG and Way Stalions--5:i0.
1902 m; 1902. 4;o2 II. sundays
4:0S m.
LOWELL and Way Stations-5:i0 a m:
1902. 4:02 y m Sundays-4.0S y IN.
TAUNTON AND NEW BEDFORD
Gao S.i0 "A m: 12:40. $40. 4:40. $40
tTaunton). ESQ. 1l:40 mr.. sundays
$40, $40 a m; 3 40 y M.
MIDDLEBORO-G;4 $40 n m: 1910.
$40. i:io, $40 D IN. Sundays-6:a0 a
m.
PLYMoUTH--i2:40. 4:4O o m
POINTS ON CAPE CODaG;40 m.
3f0 nj yarmouth ana way sta
tions). 12:io. 4:40 IN. sundays $40
IN YARMOUTH
COTTAGE CITY, 40 m; 1910 p m
/ MA 'UC. -ET-6, 40 a m