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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-05-10
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MONA dosta6 rozmaite ks;4zki pol
skle szczegolnie zas naste pujace:.
! Ksiqzki powie6ciowe'
Place 4 n~arzekanie Ojc6w SIS. CYL
S,edm Ks,ag Moj1vsza. IS
Rzygody my;liwca arid 1od0u
pSinocy i las6w pofuduis. Pod4ue
Fr. H,ffmana opraoowat M,
Brzezlnski. - Zaw'era: Poi6"
w1rloryba. - S%putkaoie z biAt7m
n,edzw,edziem. - " snieznym
erobie. - Polowanie IA Jsgua-
"a. - Posr6d xajmanow. 20 :.
Pro6y cierpl;soo;ci czyli Prsygody
Macka J Jego P~zodk6~ W VOL
ME z Tatarami. Opowiadanie Q
Starym Mac,eju Budo'ku, kt6rY
ME u,nla& m1iczeG, chocla& cho
dz,}o o zbawienle jego duszy, "a
c. ugrz9z& W smole l oczekule
zm,4Owania Bosk,ego. Przez
Adama P&uga % ctr. Cena lOc
Piekma Hstoryo o Gepliaoej Hele-
ME c6rtsa kl0la AntOniusZa Ce.
SARA turecklego z Konstanty~
uopola (Carogrodu,) kt6ra bedac
u dworu. p6zn,ej przez 2 lata
p1elgrzymnjac wie!kie utrapienla
nedse cier pliwle , meznie zno~
si1a. Cena.............. ~
Histeryo O Ssedmiw Medrcach. Bar
do zajmuiaca powabna povlesc
o prowadzenlu ma sm'ert kr6le"
wlcza Dyoklecyana wyba~ie
niu 90 s,edmiu razY przez medr-
COW Wydanle move pop raw'one,
Cena Us G..
jan Okpi$wia czyli Sowi@drzaf.
s4vnnY swego czssu trefn's; EGO
flele l a~anturY. P"wlesc ko-
miczna ku rozr7w 70 czyte!nikow
Wydanle nowe. popra wlone, z
licznyni obrazkaml. Cena daw~
niei As c. teraz tylko.... %
Robinson Kruzoe, evil skutki nie~
pos&uszebstwa. Ks'azka zupetnie
no NO. starannle l tresciWle uto-
iona. Ceua............. 10
Zakleta Dziewi;ca e Brodq, civil
Cyrullk Zbawca. PrzYgodY Rer-
trama W Zamku. Nadzwyczai
ciekawe i zaba~ns opowiadanle.
Mue,ahawsem Movy ten z d{ng'm
n"sela ozyll dz'waczne podr6ze l
fgle. Cena..............-.... JOG
Rinqldo Riimozaini, s}awnv dow6dz
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CzYny jego towarzysz6w czyl'
taiemnice g6r wawo76w dolin
W&och. Cena....:.... GO G
CkxouieH Nocy Pow,efc przez Ju
Lusza de Gastin. T4omaczona 2
fraucusk'ego\ (nsdswYczaj Gle"
kawa). Cena.........--. % G.
Meczeistw6 Ssosetei Dzie'oicy
Krvstyny, wvciag Zywotow
SStych Pansk,ch Ks. P'otra SKar-
Testament Piotra Welk;ego cay
Ii January Moskali zawojowanis
chfego swlata 1000. ......... 5 ct
Proroctpo Mchazdy, .Kr6lowej
70 Saby, l3te; Syb'lll........l5c.
Zyd usecsny rutacz -. .:.lOc.
Historya o Grzegorzu, kt6ry
II lat pokutowa}, przYkuty PREY
skale -.2Oct
Zvwot Gemomety, powieso moralna
bardzo w~zrusza12ca 20 %starozyt-
nych czasdw. ..... csc
Bolestap czYli Dalszy Gag Geno
wef,, t}6maozenle p:zez rs. o.
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Fabiola. Powies6 z czas6w pre-
sladowanla Chrzescian " roku
, 3O2. Napisaf Kardynai Wiseman
- l.Chw.le rozejmu. q. Walka
Zwyoieztwo. 30 {
w mocne) oprawle ze %z{oconym
ty,ulik,emj Is {
Historya o szlachetnej Magetonse,
GORGE kr6la Z Neapolu i o Pho.
trxe rycerzu hrab,m Is Q
Hsaorya 0 szlachetae; ! pieknej Ne.
lIzynae, ..... ......Z5
Laskinia potepie1ca. Pow,esd prxe'
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Pan Tpardo,ssks. wielk,
csarewnik.... -. 49,. Is Ct
Ksiazki rozmalte.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-05-10
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ographs) Of the Holy Land-covering the places made
amiIfar by HOLY Writ-the land of the Crusades-the
birthplace Of the Christian religion Send twoSen'
express order, or bank draft, to GEO. I. Lyman. Gen
eral Passen0e1 Agent c.. B. & n. r h st. Pa. MINI.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-05-10

MONA dosta6 rozmaite ks;4zki poll
skle .szozegolnie za6 haste pujace:.
Ksi2zki powieSciowe.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-05-10
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GAZETY ANGIELSKIE
krytykuia %genera'a Robertsa,
&c tax sobje lekcewa2Vk Boe-
ROW , ola chwilowego rozg}~~.
su wysoaywat raorsze a"ao~
1ugn,cae +; teroz CAL. scm q
1gubi. Roberts pova'n'en b}1
wled@e&, &c taklah w7sl'k6W
ME praetraymaja ani lodze,
mi konie, mtgi tel zawcgasu,
kjeay jeszcze stat ID granlcy
~orshskie1, g~aopatrzyG &otnier2y
" odzie& i konle..
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-11-01
SUCCESSFUL WHALING SEASON.

San Francisco, Nov. 1-Captain Oscar
j. Humphrey, of the Pacific Steam whal-l
ing Co, has arrived here from Port
Clarence. lie reports that the whalers
have been quite successful this year.
The catch Oct. II was as follows:
Grampus. 10; Alexander, 7;William Bay.
Z: Narwhal, a. Bowhead. !; Fearless,
.; Deluga, ~; Karluk, SO; Jeanette.7;
Bethevdore, l.
The feet is now due and may be ex-
pected any day. Three Of the steamers
have sailed for Hershe Island and will
spend the winter I'm the Ice. They are the
Narwhal Bowhead and Deluga. The
Delagua arrived at Bailey Island with the
schooner Sophia Sutherland In tow.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-11-01
EIGHT SHOCKS.
Succession Of Earthquakes
Alarmed The People Of Jack
a--Damaga Slight.

Jacksonville. Fla. Nov. Light dis
tinct earthauaks shocks we're felt in
Jacksonville yesterday
The first shock was at l1:l0 o'clock a.
M, and several OF the large buildings in
the city trembled Hundreds of persons
believed that heavy ordnance was being
fired In or near the city.
At l1:25 o'clock another shock equally
as severe was felt, and other shocks
continued at l5-minute intervals until
1890 o'clock.
AT i:W o'clock in the afternoon the sew
enth shock was felt, severer than any
of the preceding followed four minutes
later by a report and shock the severest
OF the day. The last disturbance made
the window panCs rattle
The local weather bureau officials rea-
lzod the nature of the shocks at the
first and kept the time.
Director Mitchell OF this department.
could not say officially as he had no in
struments to determine the matter, but
stated il as his opinion that the yibra-
tions passed from south To north.
There was no disturbance I'm the water
noticeable and the shocks were not severe
enough to cause any damage.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-11-01
DenounCes Croker for InCiting
the Vicious to LaWIGSsDeSS.
Singing RebukG 10 the Tammany Boss
and Chairman Jones Administered
at Batavia, N Y.

Buffalo. y. Y. Nov. 1.-The Roosevelt
special pulled out Of the Buffalo depot at
$40 this morning bound for jamestown,
whore it will remain tonight and is sched-
uled TO stop at many places along the
route.
The governor last night attended n din
ner after the meetings were over Former
Senator John Laughlin of this city gave
dinner to the orators and newspaper
men of the train and the governor asked
To be included in the party. He made a
few remarks about the pleasant features
or the trip and the great assistance that
had been rendered by those who have ac-
companied him.
Gov. Roosevelt said this morning OF his
experience OF last night.
II never saw better order I'm such great
crowds. The police did wonderful work
and the great crnMds- Assisted hlz- praSaE..--
Ing silence and not attempting 10 inter
fere with the speaking. IL simply shows
that there need he no such episodes as
that at Elmira If the police do their duty
properly"
The first stop OF the Roosevelt train was
made at Batavia. The governor said:
There are many great issues at stake
In this campaign. hut beyond all others
are the issues OF orderly liberty under the
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-11-01
0LNEYVILLE.

The Olneyville postofice began sta
tion this morning and the regular early
morning mail was made for the last time
and i'm the future the first collection will
he made by the carriers when they make
their first delivery. Instead Of the early
morning mail. collection by teams will
be made at s o'clock in tho evening.
oliver G. Johnston. one OF Olneyvllle's
best known citizens died at his home
152 Plainheld street yesterday, after n
long Illness. Mr. Johnson was identified
with number OF societies, but perhaps
none had more OF his time and energies
than the Stationary Engineers. His fiiner-
al Will take place tomorrow az o'clock
and the interment will be at Pocasset
The Working Girls Associate held a
social in their rooms on Arlington ave.
nuo last evening. which was well attend
ed
Patrolman McElroy of the Charfee
street station took charge OF a bush cart
that he found ON Regent avenue yester-
day afternoon. The wagon was without
license number.
Priscilla Rebcksh Lodge OF odd Fellows
will hold a social I'm odd Fellows hall on
Plsinneld street Monday evening
The eth ward Bryan and Stevenson
met last evening and transacted consider
able routine business.
The Eighth Ward Republican club will
meet tomorrow evening and an address
will he made bv Warren r. Prescott The
club will undoubtedly take part in the
Saturday evening parade.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-11-01
LAWYER
ACCUSED
OF fraud
He Makes Flat Denial and
Says His Arrest is an
Outrage.

New York. Nov. l.--Three men were ar
rested yesterday as IN completely to De
fraud many merchants, and three other
men are In the way OF the same fate.
Charges against them, varied and com
plieated. make the sum Of their success
ful alleged illegal benefits sl25oO0.
The arrested men are Edwin s. sterns.
alawyer; William A. Vandercook, a mcr-
chant and Ienatz Kornfeld an agent.
They We're indicted by the Grand Jury
yesterday, and bench warrants We're is
sued at onee against them.
Arraigned in the afternoon before
Judge Newburser in General Sessions.
sterns gave bptl for 5000 Kornfeld and
Nondercook were unable TO give bail and
were imprisoned in the Tombs An de-
MED that they had broken the law.
sWINDLED CIGAR IMPORTERS.
The specific complaint that caused the
indictment against them was made by
the Sanchez & Haya company, importers
OF Havana cigars at No. 19l Fulton
streets.
They offered evidence Of having been
swindled OF cigars valued at $500. The
method, they said was through false
pretences. that the men I'm the plot sup
ported by references TO one another.
Details OF other affairs in which their
completely appeared evident 10 the Dis
trict-Attorney were not made available
Edwin $. Sterns said last evening: II
shall not have the slightest difficulty In
making clear my innocence of wrongdo-
ing I'm this or I'm any other case that may
apparently involve me i'm a conspiracy
10 defraud merchants by false pretences
The idea of it is absurd to every one who
knows me.
II was called upon, In July, by several
business houses TO tell them my impress
sion of the business v~ne OF one J. ID.
Salmon. l made the same reply to all
questioners. / said that had known
Salmon I'm a business transaction. and
that he had given me only reason not
10 distrust him. But 7 did not guar
antee his integrity
CALLS ARREST AN OUTRAGE.
81 referred all questions about =. ID.
Salmon's financial standing to the mer-
camille agencies. | know nothing else
of the case into which I am dragged. to
my great stupefaction. I need not tell
you that ] am more angry than grieved,
and that ] shall take pains not to be
misunderstood again by the persons that
have accused me and caused my arrest.
II is simply an outrage"
Assistant District-Attorney Unger said
last evening; y. -. Salmon was an as
sumed name OF Ignatz Kornfeld. AS j.
d. Salmon, Ignatz Kornfeld bought the
goods valued at $500 for which no one
has paid the Sanchez e. Haya company,
and which are the cause Of the indict-
ment against Sterns. Vandercook g.
Kornfeld."
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-11-01

dian hall, Veazie street Nov. Q 1900
Elmwood Tent. No. 3. X of NAT X.
of 7. hail, Elmwood avenue, oct. 81.
Q, 1900
Empire Athletic Club-At No. 10 Ash
mont street, Oct q and Nov. 3. 1900.
Forest Circle, G. of FAT No. $40
Eddy street. Oct Is, 1900.
Forget-Me-Not Social Club-At No. 10
Cranston street. Oct "a, "a. and Nov.
l, 3. 1900.
Frank Vsughan-At NoS32 Eddy street,
Oct. % 80, and Nov. 6. 1900
Garfield lie VIII Social Club-At No.
756 Branch a venue oct %. 1900.
Guard of Honor-At NO. 9S5 Westmin-
ster street, oct 81 and Nov. g. 10. 1900.
Jolly Three Club-At corner Potter and
Elmwood avenues. Nov 2l, 1900
Jolly Two Club-At No. 562 Westmin-
ster street, Nov. Is. 1900
Journeymen BARRIERS Union-At Music
Hall, Nov. q, 1900.
Journeymen Brick Layers and Masons'
Union No. lat No. 96 Mathewson St,
Nov. % 1900.
Lafayette Brass Band-At Cadets Ar
mory, Stokes St. Nov. 2. 1900.
Lady Lincoln Lodge No. 5, ID. OF Lat
No. 2N Weybosset St, Oct 19, 1900
Ladies' Branch $. L. PAT 1855 West
Minister ST, Oct. 81 1900.
Louis IA. Block-At Gaspee Hall so.
Main ST., Oct. 90 1900.
Mayflower Lodge No. (. O. LAT No. AZ
Westminster ST., Nov. l, 1900
Narragansett Lodge No. 10l s. T. OF n.
Alt No lS9 Mathewson St. Dec. IS.
1890,
Norwegian Singing Society-At No. @
Mathewson St, Nov. \. 1900
Memo Club-At Cor. Tuxedo and At
wells avenues, oct. "a. 81 1900.
Memo Social Club-At AtwelIs corner
Tuxedo avenue. oct 81 and Nov 2. 1900.
Olive Branch Lodge No. 81. /. O. O. F.
AT No. aS Weybosset St. oct. 30. 1900.
oxford Cycle Clrb--At No S32 Eddy 81
Nov. IS. 1900.
Oriental Lodge No, .. X. OF PA, No.
1il Westminster ST.. Nov =. 1900
Providence Council No 95 X. OF Cat
Ninslow Hail. Mathewson St, oct. %.
1900.
Providence Lodge No. :. A. O. T.. w
At No 755 Westminster St. Nov. es. 1900.
Richmond Social Club-At No. 257
Eddy St. Nov. ". 1900
Red Hook Social Club-At Music Hail
Nov. q. 1900.
Shandla Club-At No. O. Market So
Oct 20 27 and Noy. 3. 1900.
Sunset Cub-At No, 25e Plainfold ST..
Oct. % 1900
The II. $. G. Cluh-At No. 50 Delaine
St. Nov = 1900
The Crescent Literary Association-At
No. SO Westminster ST.. Nov =. 1900
Triumph Lodge. T. O. q. b.-At corner
Richmond and Neybosset sts. oct. 9s
1900
The JOY Social Club-At Gaspce Hall.
So Main ST. Nov g. 1900
tnion Benevolent Soclety-At Benovc-
lent Hall. Spruce 81. oct a. 1900.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-11-01

law and OF civic honesty. Mr.. Bryan's
chief lieutenant, Mr.. Croker, represents
the force which stand for civic dishones-
~, and now openly champions the cause
OF riots OF mob violence. of upsctting by
force or fraud the verdict rendered by the
people at the polls
Without any rcbuke or repudiation
from Mr. Bryan. and with the openly eX-
pressed encouragement and approval on
Senator Jones, who Is running Mr.
Bryan's national canvass, Mr.. Croker has
now twice I'm open statement. melted the
ignorant, the violent and the lawless To
open riot on election day
1T is fitting and natural, when mobs
are encouraged TO break up peaceable po-
litical meetings and 10 interfere with the
right OF free speech and free discussion
on the platform of the issues before the
people, that there should follow advice
from the recognized leaders OF such party
-ettietirt-ri -tu overthrow tt1E verdict or the
people when it shall be given.
Mr.. Jones and Mr. Croker know we'll
that under the present election law in
this state absolute Justice will be done,
unless they or their friends ARE able TO
prevent Il.
Every power OF the state will be eN-
erted To sec that on next Tuesday each
man shall cast his vote as he pleases and
snail have IL counted as cast"
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-11-01

very evident that not My was COL
Goff sure of election, but that his plural
ity would be a hand soma one.
The committee transacted a great deal
OF business. and appointed sub-com-
mittee, consisting of George W. Parks.
Charles A. Wilson, George A. Jephers,,n
and George r. McAuslan, TO confer with
the Republican city committee in rela-
tion 10 the distribution OF campaign lit
erature.
The general sentiment expressed by the
business mems committee was that III.
Granger as n supporter Of Bryan. and
as a believer in Brysns principles, was
not a fitting candidate TO be supported.
The committee does not believe that
man who favors a debased currency and
a 50-cent dollar should be elected 10 the
Office of mayor of Providence.
OPPOSED TO FIAT MONEY.
This sentiment prevails throughout the
city and IL is almost next TO impossible
10 find man who will openly acknowl-
edge that he Is going to vote for Granger
whereas on the streets. on the cars I'm
public offices and, i'm fact everywhere
that men assemble, sentiments in favor
OF Con- can be heard.
The same feeling extends to William L.
Clarke, for city treasurer; James n. l..
Bucklin, for harbor master, and James j.
Nolan for overseer OF the poor. and the
general impression among thinking men
is that the Republican city ticket viii be
handsomely elected.
The advisory committee composed Of
many of the most prominent men of the
city will meet daily at II o'clock, and
from now until the hour of closing the
polls on Tuesday next, there will be en-
ergetic and telling work done to bring
out the full strength OF the Republican
vote and I'm addition TO this there will be
a very large Democratic vote for Col
Con, who H. going to be the next mayor.
A SPLENDID AFFAIR.
The preparations being made for the
big Republican state parade on Saturday
evening, show that the demonstration
Will be- the biggest affair OF the kind ever
seen I'm this state. and the chief marshal,
Col Arthur v. Wartield. Is still hard at
work. q
The affair e. under the auspices Of the
Republican state central committee. and
assurances have already been received
that organizations are coming from every
section OF the commonwealth.
A desire has been expressed that resi-
dents along the line Of march will bedeck
their houses and places OF business elab-
orately with flags, bunting and colorcd
lanterns. but ~ Is earnestly requested by
the committee that no rockets or other
explosive fireworks bc fired during the
parade.
ine route Of march will be from Mar
ket square. Westminster. Jackson. Broad
way, Battey. Westminster. Parade
Cranston. Brigham. Broad Wey bosset.
Custom House. Crawford. South Main.
s.North Main. Smith. canal to point OF
starting. where lunch will be served and
parade dismissed.
90 he the great delegation of the Interna-
tion Power company. which will comprise
1900 employees. MIR Hoadley ls most en-
thusisstc IN the success OF the demon
/ stration.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-11-01
RESCUED AT SEA.
Two Fishermen Who Lost Their
Vessel in a Fog Picked
Up by a Steamer.

Roucn, Nov 1.-The British tank steam
er Orange Prince, Captain Richardson.
which arrived al this port Oct. - from
Marcus Hook, reports having picked up.
oct. II, two men named Patrick Roche
and VIM. Brown. in boat belonging TO
the American schooner Marshall II. Ad-
ans OF Provineetown, Mass
They had become separated from their
vessel during a fog and had been four
days i'm the small boat when rescued,
having drftod - miles 20 the southwark
They will return TO the United states ON
the American line steamer ST. Louis,
which is to sail fron southampton and
Cherbourg Saturday next for New York
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-11-01
INJURIES FATAL.
Mr.. Bachardh, Hurt in the Tar.
rant Explosion, Dies in the
Roosevelt Hospital.

New York, Nov. L-Joseph H. Bach
ardh. SO years old, merchant living at
l66 West 125th street. who was injured
in the Tarrant explosion on Monday.
died today I'm Roosevelt hospital.
lie was internally injured, his head
cS~ by glass and the tendons Of his right
arm severed. The search for the bodies
in the Tarrant wreckage was kept up all
night but none were found.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-11-01
TO START ON LONG VOYaGs.

The Unique and the While c.. the two
onnlnutiye schoOners that fbe 10 sail
TOW FfOtidence 90 The cape Verde ISL
shos. VIII leave this port tomorrow
morning at nien O'Clock with passengers
unn "tEe consignment % freight.
me pvats expect ~ bring back car
20 or oranges on their return trip.
The voyage ls long and pn,itnus ope
Tor such tiny craft. tnt Captain oliver
on ihe nique saws that they are staunch
may run into.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-11-01
SEEKS $4,000.
MulVaney Says He Was Injured
In Collision on Trolley Cars
and Sues for Damages.

The Union Railroad company has been
sued by Patrick J. Mulvaney, who seeks
to recover $4,000 for personal injuries.
Mr.. Mulvaney was passenger ON Car SIS
of the Pawtucket line on April 18th last.
There was a collision between this and
another. Mr.. Mulvaney was thrown with
great violence against seat and to the
floor.
lie asserts that one of his ribs was
fractured and that he sustained other
serious and permanent injuries He also
claims he has been unable to do any work
since the accident
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-11-01
APPOINTED TRUSTEE,

The appellate division OF the supreme
court today appointed Frank r. Farnum
OF Woonsocket trustee under the will ot
Joseph u. Aldrich of the $4,000 be-
queathed by the will OF Edward Harris,
late OF Woonsocket TO Newell A. Bou-
telle, now deceased. in trust for the pur-
poses In said will set forth
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-11-01
90, Over nm Xcnra

has been used for over nifty years by
millions or mothers for their children
while teething, with perfect success IL
soothes the child. softens the gums. al
laws all pain. cures wind collie. aud Is the
best remedy for Diarrhoea. 10 will re-
lieve the poor little sufferer Immediately.
Sold by druggists in every part OF the
world twenty-five cents bottle. Be
sure and ask FOR Mrs. Winslow's Sooih-
ing Syrup" and take nc other kind.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-11-01

In the minister's foreign trip coupon
contest. Rev. Fr. NJ. Fitzgerald OF the
Immaculate Conception church. Is still I'm
first place, With Rev. Henry Bassett OF
the Church OF the Epiphany a close sec
ond. Father Fitzgerald yesterday re-
ceived Is new votes. and now has $50
coupons to his credit.
Rev. Mr.. Bassett stands In second posi-
ton with t02e votes his increase yes
tsrdsy being 2so Rev. Arthur NJ Au-
cock. OF All Saints Memorial Is third on
the list. his increase of - yesterday
bringing his total II date up TO 1915. Rev.
Ernest a. Wesley Of the Park street
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-11-01
RAILROAD MAN HURT.

Joseph Brown, employed as a brakeman
by the Consolidated railroad company
and who was working on an extra local
freight bound toward this city was
struck by an overhead bridge at Norwood
this noon. sustaining severe scalp
wound. He was brought to the Emer-
gency hospital. Brown came here from
Boston a week ago Saturday.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-11-01
TRIP COUPONS ARE
RAPIDLY SWELLING
Contestants in Minister'S Voyage
Remain in the Same Positions Some
Good Increases Made Yesterday.

church, remains In fourth position, with
2045.
by Rev. T.. Tallmadge Root Elmwood
Temple. S01 Rev. Herbert C. Dana.
Church OF the Ascension. Auburn. BPS;
Rev. FIR James .. Walsh Holy Name
Church 300
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-11-01

BROMo" not the sane as "BROMIDE."
IN buying Laxative Bromo- Quinine Tab cts,
the oid standsrd rsmsY which cures cold an
one day, be sure that 10 IL labeled Bromo an :
not Bronze AZ ali druggists
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TO CURE A coLo IN ONE DAY

Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets
All druggists refund the money II IL fails
TO cure. e. w. Groves signature Is on
each box. 2Jcs
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COTS OF THE IMPROVEMENTS

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GRANGER BOOMERS.

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ATTEMPTS SUICIDE.

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meeting came the Providence Driving as
sociation and the speedway project 10
carry out which IL was estimated would
cost under $50 900.