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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-12-18

OUR Watches are reliable time-keep-
ers and we guarantee them
M'NAMEE. 1907 Market street.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-12-18
RECORDS FOR TALKING
MACHINES

We have thousands Of pieces in So
los, quartettes, ETC., both in vocal and
instrumental, band pieces, comic reci-
tations, etc. 9. A. HOUSE.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-12-18

BEAUTIFUL line of Holiday goods
China JRrdinleres, Glassware, etc. The
WEDGEWooD. 1908 Main street.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-12-18

FOUNTAIN Pens, Pearl Pens and
Gold Pens,
W. LuKENs, One Price Jeweler.
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THE largest line OF Rings in the city.
w D. oDBERT. Matchmaker ana
Jeweler. south end creek bridge.
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Tie Toy Dept.

A mecca for throngs of eager
buyers these days. Greater va
riety and lower prices the rule.
Complete assortments yet to Sc
lect from. Come in early this
week and make your selections.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-12-18

BURST Candy Maker at ThurbeF's,
60 Twelfth street.
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NOTICE.

In fairness to our late as
well as early customers we
have decided to Continue our
20 per cent discount sale
until january 1.
Remember we give 20 per
cent off the regular price OF
anything in our large stock OF
$4,000 worth Of Diamonds,
Watches, Clocks, Sllverware,
etc.
Shelf BROS,
Corner Main and Eleventh Street
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-12-18

TABLEWARE in sets or open stock
in China and Porcelain at the WEDGE
WOOD. 1908 Main street.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-12-18

GOOD Leather Collar and CUT
Boxes as long as they last to-day, at
81 90. ETz 3 SEIFERT.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-12-18

MRS. CUNNINGHAM Calendars for
1900. by Mrs NJ. Z. Irwin. Leave or
ders at % Vermont street. th&m
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oRAWFoRp EouNp aumTY.

4Ag .NOAN4SS 89SSSA46 ~ SAAS wa n
Saturday AfternoOn-cOopsr Case
To-day.
The jury in the case of John Craw-
ford, charged with a criminal assault on
his ten-year-old step-daughter. Cora
Stout, returned a verdict of. guilty in
the criminal court, Judge Hugus, SAT-
urday afternoon. The tury's finding In
cluded a recommendation for jail i'm
prlsonment. Under the code, without
this verdict, the penalty would have
been death. The usual motion for q
new trial was made, which will be ar
gued later in the term.
To-day. the case of George Cooper,
charged with the same offense on sew
en-year-old Avalena Trolly, an italian
child, viii come up in this court.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-12-18

PERFUME Atomizers, Toilet Sets,
Pocket Books, Cigar Cases. Bargains.
at WILL IRWIN's DRUG STORE.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-12-18

CHOICE Umbrellas and PoGketbools.
W. J. LUKENs. One Price Jeweler
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-12-18

LADIES' and Gents Umbrellas at
STEEL & CO.'S.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-12-18

BUY Good Fresh Candy. Thur
ber's, go Twelfth street.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-12-18

TRUNKS all sizes and prices, zoe
up. ETZ & sEIFERT.
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1900 Mems Puff scarfs, WORTH
$1.oo, this week at 80 cents.
WILL GUTMAN,
1911 Market Street.
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THURBER's Hand Made Choco-
lates, 60 Twelfth street.
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NEITHER JACKSON
Decided Unconstitutional ths IaVs
Rslating 70 the
SEIZURE OF ANU DEVICE

Used for Gambling Judge Monroe
JaclsOn Replies to q Teiegram
Sent BY Rev. J. I. soOy, Of the
Church Fedsration-Ehe contro-
vsrsy with the omsialS Remains
the Principal Topic Of Interest.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-12-18

A LARGE assortment of 10 cent ar.
ticles including Glass Vases, Plates,
Cups and SRucers, Pin Trays, etc. The
wEDGEWooD. 1908 Main street.
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Six Underskirts.

Nice ones for gifts at S4.e5.
Heavy TaReta SILK, deep cord
Cd rumes, all eolOrs; also black
to choose from.
Finer ones up to $500.
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A GREAT ENTERTAINER

is one of those monographs OF Graph,
ophones bought from
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-12-18
Fine
Fur Garments.

For Ladies-S2.es each, $500
each, or any between price.
An elegant line Of Neck
searfs and COlIarsttes In a
great variety Of styles, each
$685.. Have had quite a goOd
trade on this line this season.
May be just what you are look
ing after for a present.
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.ChiIdren's Fur Sets.

Plain and Fancy Nuns, some
with purses attached. All
kinds of tuE-4eo to $1,000 the
set.
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THURBER's Candy is Hand Made.
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THE HUB oLoTHTERs.
Christmas Comes
For Everybody.

perfect blaze of bargains illuminates every depart
men Of our vast establishment Sensible presents for
sensible people. Read every item aths ad. Il will give
YOU an idea Of what to buy for your friends and relatives
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-06-03

The French who had faith in Spanish
arms and Spanish honor are now in
state of mind, indeed To be sure, they
bought the Spanish bonds when the
quotations had gone 90 smash becaus
Of the war and had fairly speculative
reason for looking for a return for their
investment both as TO interest and prin-
opal But the bonds prove to be not
only a bad Investment but a worse
speculation which is rather "A curious
combination OF misfortunes The
French bondholders find themselves in
much the same situation as did those
British capitalists who invested In the
securities Of the Southern Confederacy.
And Of course, they are not entitled 10
any sympathy in the loss OF the game
they played
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-06-03
,SsYlSsVIsyVJIVsvvvvasvNg
NARRAGANSETI. 8
] SUMNER RI!lllll!Il R!l!!iIj !
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

The season at the Oakland Beach
management OF the l.. a. Tillinghast
Catering company, which insures COM
fort and pleasure for all The guests
Engagements for The season are many.
The house has been entirely renovated
aud presents a very attractive appear
ance. The new golf links are among
the best N the country and "A profess
sional player has been engaged for the
season. The beach cottages have near
ly all been engaged for the season.
Al ButtOnwoods the season Will be
unusually lively and interesting The
hotel viii be under the management OF
the l.. \. Tilhnghast Catering company,
and their preparations for the enter
ta.nment OF their guests are well in
hand for the opening. June IL. Electric
lights I'm all parts of the house are one
OF the new features that will Will be
much appreciated The cottages are
being prepared for early occupany and
the social events at this popular resort
promise TO be better than ever.
The Breezy Bluff House at Edgewood,
is one of the most desirable places on
the Bay for those who wish TO be near
the city. No expense mas been spared
To put the house in the best OF con-
diton fer the season. a number OF
guests have already arrived.
Mr.. j f. Hartwell will be manager
of the Sakonnet Hotel at Seaconnet
Point He is doing much 10 make his
resort very attractive, and there lis no
doubt OF its being first-class in every
respect.
The Bayslde Hotel will open June 20,
under the management OF Mrs. 7, w.
Gorton, who has made many improve
ments for the entertainment of her
guests. The house is now in the hands
of painters. and ihe interior renovation
is of the most complete order Gu J.
number OF guests have been booked
for the season.
The Twin Beach Inn. at Prudence
Island. is open for the season. under
the management of Mr.. Paul Chase
who VIII be untiring i'm his efforts TO
make his guests feel at home. The sit
uatiOn ol the Inn, between two fine
beaches, VIII afford sea bathing within
easy access. which - a great feature OF
this popular resort.
The Atlantic House at Watch HILL
will open June Is. fine orchestS "a
golf, boating. fishing and one of the
best beaches in the country. are among
the features offered by the proprietor
G. w. Russell.
The Ceders. at Tiverton Heights has
just opened for the season. and Ii is one
of the most home like places in the
state. located on a high elevation. close
to the salt water Mrs. w \. Wesley
will have charge of the house.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-06-03
NEWPORT.

Duke de ARGOS, the New Spanish
minister, viii remain in Washington
unLil the latter part of this month,
when ii is expected that he and the
duchess Will spend the summer at New
port.
MIR. and Mrs. John r. Drexel Will
arrive for the season IN a few days
Many of the families of the officers
of Admiral Simpsons fleet will pass the
season at Newport and Jamestown.
Mrs. i. f.. Chadwick, wife of Captain
Chadwick, of the agship New York
has arrived at Newport for the season.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. X Vanderbilt, Jr..
may not occupy their cottage this sea-
son. as il is reported that they desire
to be nearer the city.
Mr.. +. ID. Slocum, of Providence, is
enjoying a vacation at Mrs Gorton's,
on Merton road.
The Newport Golf club opened It's
links for the season this week. Thurs
day. The number OF players was quite
large for the opening day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel r, Barger have
arrived for the season at their cottage
on Bellevue avenue.
Among the guests at the Lyndenhurst
for the season will be Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry -. Burnham, of Boston.
The villa, Nillano. is being prepared
for occupany by it's owner. Mr.. and
Mrs. William Page Thompson.
ON June g. Mrs. Stockton viii enter
tain at dinner in honor OF Admiral
Sampson.
Or and Mrs. Clement Cleveland viii
arrive next Monday for the season
Mr.. and Mrs. Harley II. Proctor have
arrived at the Wee Bush for the sea-
son.
Mrs. Robert Goelet returned to New
port Thursday. Mr. De Witt manager
OF the Goelet is her guest.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-06-03
RELIGIOUS
NOTICES
Baptist.


stewart street--Preaching by the
pastor REV Edwin Bromley Subject.
l0:45: with the WILD beasts" sun
day school. 1915: gospel concert 1880.
Sermon: Lost and FounC Hand OF
fellowship an Lords supper after SER
mon.
Fourth. Scott and Bacon streets-ser-
vices, lO:45 and 7;30. Preaching by Rev.
B. l.. Chapel; 5. s., l.; B. \. +. L.,
Gas.
Broadway--Rev. j. V. Osterhout. pas
tor. :. s., l0;i5; preaching by Rev. q.
w. Rigler at 8 and Rev. l.. Osler 1;l5
Dya Avenues. s.. l:45: evening SER
vice. g.
Union-Preaehing at l0:4j by Rev. ].
Is. Ever: communion : = ., 1918; \. l..
). G. f., $50; preaching az 1870 by Mr..
Charles ID. Eaton of Brown university.
Cranston street Baptist Church-Rsv.
NJ. IL. Bixby, ID. D., pastor. Preaching
by pastor, 10:45 a. IN. and 1;SO y. M
:. s. 12:i5 y. m; c. T.. conservation
service. 6:l5 y. IN.
calvary Baptist Church--Edward
Holyoke. pastor: 1915 worshp 1915.
s. s.. $3.50. j. g. f.. 6:l5. &. f.; 1:3O.
sermon followed by communion. Spec
ial music. Mr.. Albert T. Foster, violin
soloist; Miss Ethel w. Reed, soprano;
Mss Elizabeth Il. Northup. contraltc;
Miss Margaret A. Gardner Organist.
Special musical service at the Calvary
Baptist church tomorrow evening as
follows. Prelude. violin and organ;
anthem, There is a City Great and
Strong Schneider; anthem. sun OF
Soul" Wagner; soprano solo. Santa
Maria" Faure: violin obligato; con-
traltoa solo, 20 Divine Redeemer."
Gounod; violin obligato violin solo. Me-
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-06-03

The punishment for kidnapping pro-
yided by the law is heavy in all the
States. but it is the recognized force of
public opinion and the certainty that
the criminal will be bounded as no 9TH
er criminal would be that probably has
more TO do with making the crime as
rare as II Is. Unlike most of the more
serious crimes. kidnapping can never be
excused on the plea OF impulse. tenn
porary insanity, or anything OF the sort.
II is always essentially a cold blooded
thing, And II is probably true that few
of the worst human kind have any
heart for that sort of job. anyhow.
Accordingly. except In cases OF family
quarrels. where the motive is solely to
gain possession OF the child. kidnapping
Is a very rare crime. the Charlie Ross
case being almost unique in our coun-
Try.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-06-03

a Queens speech rarely conveys any
news. but AT the opening Of the Cortes
the address OF Her Majesty, the Queen
Regent Of spain, told that the Caroline
islands had been sold GO Germany and
that is In the nature of news although
il has long been suspected. This seems
TO be a reward for the mild interest
that the Emperor William took In af-
fairs as between Spain and the United
States just about one year ago this
time. The emperor. was. of course, nom
partizan. but il is not recorded that
there was any complaint i'm Spanish
circles as TO signs OF unfriendliness
on the part of any OF his representa-
tires as there was among us Yankees
from time 10 time during the -prn2ress
OF events We don't know as sbybody
wants the Carolines any worse than
Germany.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-06-03

TO the unanimous public interest in
the Clark case and not at all TO any DO
Nee skill was due the finding OF little
Marion Clark. This Is not to say that
discredit attaches to the police. only
that because OF the wild spread concern
over the lost child was the discovery
made much quicker than would have
been possible for the police unaided and
almost los, as they were In q labyrr-th
OF false clues. But half the men and
Women IN the ilnd were unconscious
lascctiyas on this ease. The sight OF
strange child IN small community
was enough to arouse suspicion In the
mind Of the Brs, native that came
across a. The newspapers had been
fun of the case Tor ten days They had
'rftatured" 1t beyond any news OF home
or foreign interest The peace confer
.tnce az The Hague. the Dreyfus Case
Dor war IN the PHILIPPINES. ohio politics
Mas lHscsieailens everything gave
~, to make room for sii SORTS of mat
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-06-03
NARRAGANSETT PIER.

The residence OF Mr.. and Mrs. p.
NJ Prescott on Central street, has been
named "Prestecote." 1t was formerly
called "Homeleigh."
Or. and Mrs. j. J. Lawrence. of ST.
Louis. viii spend the month of june
at the Pier.
Dr. ward. OF New York city. has
arrived with his family FOR the season
and will occupy cottage on South
Pier road.
The following cottages have been
rented FOR the season. Mrs. Moulton's =
new cottage on Rodman street To Mrs.
NJ. SChermerhOrn. of New York city;
"Westmoreland Fields" on the cliffs. by
Samuel Welch Jr., OF Philadelph
'"rhc Anchorage" near Indian Rock. by
Thomas h. Wanamaker. OF Philadcl-
phia; Rosemary" on Kinston road. by
Brander Matthews. OF New York city;
"Wigwam." by John III. Watson, OF
New York city; the Kenyon cottaus on
South Pier road, by George Valentine.
of Ruxford. Maryland. "Soncnschient"
cottage ON Central street, by II. V. Nc
Kim. OF New York city.
The latest arrivals among the cot
tagcrs are: Miss T.. oliver J. +. Wal
ton. at "Rockhurst." u. VI. Prescott. W.
". Lane. at the Moulton cottage on
Rodman street. w y. Shepherd. 6. n.
Pope. j. \. Locke and Mrs. Chaplin. at
the Taylor cottage on Mathewson
street
The FIRST tent 10 be raised for the
season on the beach Is in front OF the
batl.S ouse OF w. II. Taylor.
Tho New Rockingham Hotel will open
for the season June %. under the man
agemcnt of !. G.. Burns & Sons.
The now Imperial Hotel. w. \. Nyc.
proprietor. il one of tho attractions
or tho Pier. Its appointments are OF
the best in every particular.
Hotel Gladstone opens June q, FOR tho
season The house has been enlarged.
refurrished ana redecoratcd.
The Ormsbce. formerly the Chandler
House. ~ ready FOR business. and caters
90 the wants OF eXcufs 'onists The i'm
prONemcuts are all modern.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-06-03

Tie startling rapidity with which
events eliminated in the episode of the
Clark baby after ten days OF unreliev-
ed mystery and a distressing lack OF
encouragement in whatever direction
the pursuit was made. VIII doubtless
serve to make this peculiar crime quite
as unpopular In the future as it has
been in the past. Kidnapping. the max
ing OF a helpless child the instrument Of
crime or of revenge, as the case may
BE-. is an act about which there is new
er any Inference of opinion in the pub
lic mind. Thieves and murderers and
criminals of almost every class may
usually count upon developing some
measure OF public sympathy as before
the law gets through with them, but
there is never any argument about the
kidnaper He or she is promptly con-
demned with something Of the same
vigor and unanimity that distinguishes
the public expression toward the negro
assallant in the South No one comes
forward to offer an excuse for the kid
naper and no one undertakes 10 de-
fend him except his paid attorney.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-06-03

The confession of Esterhazy ls the
newest s2nsailnn- the Drayfs-- -,-ss--
The wheels are turning rapidly m the
other direction Col Picquarta lead
ing Dreyfus supporter ls released from
prison and Patty dc clam. q leading ac.
cuser is put IN prson. while tho re-
turn Of Dreyfus is 20 be- confidently
expected at an early day.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-06-03
graY SIX frlnges.

Albert r. Foster, violin; Miss Ethel w.
Reed. soprano: Miss Elizabeth II.
Northup, contralto; Mr.. ii. Cornelius
Barnes, tenor: Mr.. Fred G. Lawton,
basso; Miss Margaret "A. Gardner, or
ganist and directress.
jefferson Street Baptist Church-Rev.
w. II. Palmer. acting pastor Preach
ing and The Lords supper, 10:45; Il. s..
12:15: Y. l.. =. &. E., 6:15; praise and
preaching. THE Temptation. 1880.
First Baptist Churcn-Rev. H. NJ
King ID. D., pastor. Morning service,
10:45: s. 3. 1915; Y. i. :. G.. T.. $50:
evening 730; preaching morning and
evening by Rev. George II. Miner.
ton"
Central Baptist Church-Rev. I. ID.
Anderson. pastor 10:i5 morning SER
vice with preaching by the pas-.)r;
1915, s. s.: 6:45. b. Y. +. u: 7S0, Mrs.
Il. T.. Bartlett will report on the Wom-
ems Home Mission meetings at Port
land.
CONGREGATIONAL.
Central. Angel street-Morning SER
vice. l0:45, the pastor, Edward G. Moore
will preach; Sunday school, l2:l0; Y. p.
=. &. f.. 5:15.
First Unitarian, Benefit and Benev-
olent ests-Public worship with COM
munlon. 1O:45. The minister. Augustus
NJ. Lord. will preach.
Plymouth. Pennsylvania avenue-H.
\. Youtz. pastor. 10:45. communion
service; lSO. preaching service; 1916.
Sabbath school.
Phornton-S. s.. 2:3O: praise service
with sermon by the pastor $3.50.
Olney Street Congregat .onal Church
OUnitarian)-service lO:i5. Rev j. II.
Jones. the pastor, Will preach. Com
munion service after the sermon; 5. s.,
1915.
Elmwood Temple Congregational
Church-Preaching by the pastor. Rev.
r.. Tallmadge Root: 10: a. "a. m, subject.
How Men ought 90 Behave In the
Church OF God" IL Tim. 3-l5; 1880, ITO
Young People: III Books"
Westminster congregational Church
Urnitarian)--Se at l0:45: Rev a..
w. Gould. of Chicago, will preach: $.
). l2:l5.
Union CongfegatioNnl Church-Broad
and stewart streets. The minister.
Wallace Nutting. breaches. WORSHIP
at 1O:4j and 1:30: subjects OF sermons:
when the Books are opened" morn
ing: Three Vibrations" evening; y. II.
s. c. t.. at $3.50.
Benefcent congregational Church,
Rev James q. Nose VIII preach at
1880 a. m: vesper service 1:30 10 m.
Mr Bowen II. Church. soloist.
Pilgrim Congregational Church-Rev.
p. r.. PulIan. pastor. At 1880 services
appropriate To- tho 30th anniversary OF
the church. Sunday school az l2.15: Y.
4. =. &. r.. az $50; Services at 1880.
EPISCOPAL.
Christ Eddy and Oxford streets
Morning service. sermon and holy COM
muniUn. iO.l5: = :. A.30: evening
prayer ami sermon, 1:3o
81 Johns Bible classes. 10. morning
prayer With sermon. 1916. :. 3, 3.
evening prayer. $40.
calvary orchard avenue-IIoly COM
muuion iO:l5: : $. H.. evening prayer.
g. The rector viii preach
So. Andrews Church-Mt Pheasant.
sunday school. $50 a. m. morning SER
vice and holy communion iO:45: even
ing. prpvcr and sermon. 100
ST Johns Church-S. :. aud Bible
classes 9;t5. morning. prayer with ser
mon 1915 evening prayer. D.
church OF the Epiphany potters ave-
nuc and ElmNpod avenue. Morning
prayer, 1915, Litany, sermon and holy
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-06-03

Rarely does an episode excite the
widespread public attention as has been
the case OF the stolen Clark baby II is
safe 10 say that there was hardly a
community In the land that was not al
most as closely interested in the find
ing OF the child as though she had been
stolen from every one of them. And
throughout the country the news OF the
finding was received with much
the same interest that we heard
from the battles OF the Span
ish war. for instance, and men and
women everywhere were glad that that
little baby was home again much as
though We had all been neighbors of the
Clarks.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-06-03

Naturally our, New York contempd-
raries arc elated OF the finding OF baby
Marion. The Wise course taken by
The parcnts0and the police OF giving
the newspapers fun swing in the case
is naturally justified. The newspa-
pers nrc often accused by the police
authoritles of defeating the ends Of
justice by premature publication Of
facts which the police Try 70 Yep Sc
cret. and while there is possibly some
little ground for the charge 1t is cer-
tain that In a case involving the prin-
ciple Of "a chase. a hunt. newspaper aid
in this day and generation Is inval-
uable. The police prowler is simply
not in the race with the newspaper
shouter. So the press and the police
hunted for Marion Clark together. the
latter noislessly. the former making all
the noise it could-and that rs a great
deal-and stirriiN up the country like
a call TO arms. Neither the police nor
the newspaper representatives actually
found the baby but up in the hills near
Haverstraw. the postmistress. aroused
by the newspapers as were thousands
Of other folks in other parts, spotted
the child when she saw il and to the
NEWSPAPERS surely belongs the credit.
Never have their tremendous resources
been devoted to better cause.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-06-03
TONIGHT AND TOMORROW NIGHT

Ana each day and nieiit during TINS week
you can get nt nny druggists kemp's Balsam
for Tie Throat AMI Lungs. acknowledged to
be Tie most successful rcncdv every sold for
Coughs. Cronp. Bronchitis. As'hmn and Con
sumption. &c; bottle ropsv aud keen IL
siways m the house. - tou cen check your
cold si once. iIice ssc. ana So sample
bottle lres