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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1900-04-23
Trudnosci W pochodzie Robertsa.
Sprawa morderstwa rytualnego
w Chojnicach.
TURCYA sKKONNA Do USTEPSTW.
Dwai zdrodniarze Galicyi New Yorku
schWytani.


zgodza.
Me trzeba dodawac, re zdaniem
pana Gorfowa, polityke europeJska
W sprawie wschodniej cechuJa: ,sa-
molubstwo, zawisc, chciwosc i cy-
nizm." Jedynie Rosya wykazuJe
W polityce swej W tel sprawie ,,u-
czucia humanitarne i chrzescijan-
skie", jedynie Rosya szanuje ME-
zaleznosc odrebnosc innych ma
rod6w, czem wymownie swiadcza
plany i argumentacya autora bro
szury.
Mapa, dofaczona do broszury,
przedstawia dobitnie projekt po-
dziafu Austryi Turcyi. Rosya
bierze lwia Geese Galicyi, p6fnocna
czesc Bukowiny spory HAWAII pot
nocno wschodnich Wegier. Mem
cy vienna znaczna Geese Czech /
Moraw, konieczna dla zaokraglenia
granicy, wfasciwa Austrye, Tyrol,
Salzburg, Styrye i wazki pas terry
toryum, 4aczacy Tryest ich posia-
dfosciami nowemi. Wiochom do
stanie sic Geese terytoryum ma "a
ch6d cd Tryestu Tyrol pofudnio-
wy. Francya otrzyma cd Niemiec
odpowiednie wynagrodzenie terry
toryalne, moze tez, jesli zechce "a
brae, Belgie.
q okrojonych Czech, Morawii,
Szlazka zachodniej Galicyi ma
bye utworzone panstwo p6fnocno
sfowianskie, Rosya bowiem ME
zyczy sobie powiekszac znacznie
liczby poddanych polskich. We
cry straca pofudniowe prowincye
serbskie, oraz Siedmiogr6d komi-
taty rumunskie, kt6re beda przy-
}aczone do Rumunii. q Kroacyi,
Pogranicza, Banatu, Istryi, Dal-
macyi, Serbii, Czarnog6rza, Bosnii
it'd. bedzie utworzona Wielka Ser.
bia, a raczej Wielka Czarnog6ra,
bo oslawiony ksiaze Nikita jest in
spiratorem tego planu. Bufgarya
wezmie Macedonia, Grecya, Tesa-
Lie i Albanie. nSzanujaca nieza-
leznose drobnych narodow" Rosya
ME moze doprowadzac do ostatecz-
nosci Madziar6w, wiec oddaje i'm
ma passive Sfowak6w.
Jest rzecza bardzo mozliwa, re
ambassador niemiecki W Rosyi,
ksiaze Radolin, postara sic pre-
niesienie Petersburga, powo-
dem tego by}o pewne zajscie ma
divorce professionalism, kt6re W
taxi spos6b opisuja dzienniki eu-
ropejskie:
Ma ostatnim balu sezonowym W
tax zwanej sail pawilonowej Ere
mitazu staio sic, re wielki ksiaze
Wiodzimierz (stryj cara) chciaf
prowadzic do stofu dame, ktora juz
poprzednio zaangazowaf pewien
czfonek niemieckiej ambasady.
Gdy mu to owa dana powiedziafa,
odpowiedziaf jej wielki ksiaze W
wfasciwym mu tonic zartobiwym i
jowialnym, re ME ma mic nudniej-
szego jak niemiecki dyplomata.
Zdanie to wypowiedziane gfosno i
wsrod smiechu szybko obiegfo sale.
Zakomunikowano je prawdopodo-
bnie W przekreconej formie amba-
sadorowi niemieckiemu, ksieciu
Radolinowi, kt6ry zrobii, jak ma
diplomatic, ten fafszywy krok, re
sic pred zona W. ksiecia, wielka
ksiezna Marya Paw}6wna, uskarzyf
ma ,,bon mot" jej meza.
Musiaf to uczynic W niewfasci-
wei formie, gdyz W. ksiezna, znana
z wielkiej uprzejmosci, zabronifa W
tonic bardzo stanowczym zwracac
sic do niej takiemi skargami,
nadmieniajac mu, re ME ma jej
uwazac "a niemiecka ksiezne, tylko
"a W. ksiezne rosyjska. Ksiaae
Radolin cofna3 sig cd niej j sprawe
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1900-04-23
Smutny wypadek.

nym swym synkiem ma tylnej we
randzie swego mieszkania pm. 9OO2
Green Bay ave. Goniac sic WA
jennie, obaj oparli sic o spr6chnia-
Ia porecz spadli wysokosci %
stop. Obaj doznali ciezkich We
wnetrznych uszkodzeh, a ojciec
nadto zfamaf prawe ramie j lewa
noge. Browski ma zatrudnienie u
Illinois Steel Works. Zawezwa-
ny lekarz sadzi, ze ME wiele pozo-
stale nadziei, by ktorykolwiek z
nieszczesliwych m6gf wyzdrowiec.
Hrabia awanturnik.
w hotelu AUDITORIUM zostaf
wczoraj aresztowany N. E. L. hra-
bia de Couiouse Lautree, "a stara-
MEM pinkertonskiej agency detek-
tyw6w, z powodu, re ma podstawie
fafszowanych dokument6w miaf W
Kanadzie znaczne powyfudzac su-.
my cd roznych os6b fatwowier-
nych. Poszukuja go tam podob-
no listami gonczymi. Mafzonka
hrabiego, z kt6ra ozenif sic W Pa
ryzu, c6rka hrabiny d'Intreville,
mieszka u przyjaci6f W Chicago.
Pan hrabia byf oburzony, re go
aresztowano i twierdzi, re ami ME
oszukiwaf ami mic ME fafszowaf,
bo jego tesciowa posiada 20dom6w
W Paryzu i majqtek wynoszacy S5,-
100000.
Hrabia twierdzi, re urodzif sic W
Polsce, dokad jego rodzice mieli
emigrowac W czasie rewolucyi. To-
staf inzynierem cywilnym, jak opo'
wiada, trudnif sic tenn W Europe i
W Ameryce, siuzyf przez 3 lata W
gwardyi cara jake rotmistrz, pred
8 laty przybyf do Ameryki, zostaf
tutejszym obywatelem i sfuzyf W
wojnie amerykahsko-hiszpanskie
Potem wyjechaf do Paryza, ozenif
sic z hrabianka d'Intreville, a teraz
podr6zuje po Stanach Zjednoczo-
nych jako reprezentant pewnej fir
my inzynierskiej. Zapewnia, ze
nigdy ME byf W Kanadzie.
Tragiczny wyaadek.
53letni James Fl. Reed, byfy han
dlarz tytoniu, umarf onegdaj rano
W SVEN ,mieszkaniu pm. lS5 p. 81
str. W skutek zazycia wielkiej do
,zy morfny, otrzymanej z rek zony
dla usmierzenia kaszlu, Okazafo
sic, re zazywaf on czesto morfne.
w Piatek ma jego zadanie data mu
iona zwykfa doze, ale nagle zaczai
on TRAGIC SHY i mimo szybkiej po-
mocy lekarskiej, umarf godz. 3
rano W Sobote. Jury koronerska
orzekfa; re zmarly umarf ma chro-
niczny alkoholizm, ale smierc je-
go przyspieszyfo zazycie morhny.
Wdowa zapewne zupefnie jest ME-
Wilma.
Gym szalOnego.
Rybak William Aylward cd
trzech lat mieszkaf W }odzi, kt6ra,
ME przydatna do uzytku, stafa ma
ieziorze uwiazana do brzegu ma 81
ulicy. Wczoraj odwiedzili go:
przyjaciel jego i kolega szkolny
VIM. Larkins, 1Sletni Thomas Nor
ris, VIM. Harrison, John Clark i
6Oletni James Ryan. Wszyscy
siedzieli przy stole, kiedy Aylward,
widocznie popadfszy W obfakanie
W skutek pijanstwa, rzucif sic ma
Larkinsa ostrym fscyzorykiem
przeciaf mu gardfo, potem skale-
czyf Norrisa W glove, ale przY tenn
sam sic skaleczyf W reke, W koncu,
kiedy wszyscy, ME wyjmujac
smiertelnie ranionego Larkinsa,
zaczeli uciekac, pobiegf "a mimi.
Ludzi ma brzegu byfo dosyc takich,
ktorzy widzieli to szczegolna goni-
TIVE, ale Mkt ME smiaf szalonemu
zastapic droge. Larkins upadf,
krwia zalany, ma 81 ul. i East End
ave.; inni scigani rozbiegli sic, a
Aylward, wyrzuciwszy n6z, udaf
sic ma stacya policyjna W Hyde
Park i powiedziaf tam, ze zamor-
r.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-05-23
HAS COLLAPSED.
Gen. SchWan Declares That
Filipino InsuTrectiOn Is Broken
Beyond Hope Of Renewal.

Washington. May 23-An interest
ing letter has been received from Brig
adler Theodore Schwan, L.. s. ", dated
on the transport Thomas at sea, May
-, 1900, in which he subraits thor
ough review OF the state Of affairs In
the Philippines UP TO the time OF his
departure from Manila on April 10
last. making particular reference to
what he believes TO he the irretrievable
collapse of the Filipino insurrection as
"A whole. and expressing the conviction
that IL left alone the Filipinos would
soon demonstrate their absolute ina
bility TO govern themselves.
The principal islands" he says ARE
now as never before held with an iron
grip by the military. In Luzon all the
interior az well as all the coast towns
OF Importance are occupied by Ameri-
can troops"
General Schwan states the sole hone
entertained by the insurgents for re-
vival OF the insurrection lies I'm the
supposition that the United states
troops will be obliged 10 abandon
many of their present positions al the
opening OF the wet season owing 90 in
ability TO SECURE supplies during that
period and also lin the possibility of
victory for the Democratic or anti-ex-
pansion party in the coming president
ial campaign"
General Schwan says the insurgents
think that such a victory will mean
the withdrawal of all the military
forces now in the islands. With the ex-
ception OF the savage mountain tribes
and the numerous bands OF brigands.
says the report. the greater majority
OF both the educated and peasant
classes In the Philippines heartily de.
sire a restoration OF peace and order
under Anglican rule. The many hands
of robbers and brigands formed dis
Jointed nucleus for a prospective re-
concentration OF insurgent forces and
the renewed prosecution OF the rebel
lion. says Gen schwan. Containing the
report says.
Indeed these guerrilla bands and
their depredations constitute all that
IL implied by the Philippine insurrec-
ton ss it nov exists, she ieaders, mill
tary spd political. of this forlorn hope
realizing that should they allow tie
insurrent movement 20 Die SITS natural
death and American rule IN be firmly
established. they would have 10 sssn-
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-05-23
ON RETIRED LIST.
Col. Andrew B. MaIggs Of tho
Bristol Train Of Artillery
Has Been Placed.

Two general orders have been issued
from the adjutant generals office this
morning, and the first of these places
Col. Andrew Il. Meiggs, Bristol Train
OF Artillery. r. /. NJ, on the retired list
of commissioned officers of the Rhode
Island Militia with the rank OF colonel,
in accordance with section Is chapter
2e6, general laws, to date from April /,
1900, and he is entitled on state occa-
sions to wear the uniform of the high
est rank held by him.
His military record is as follows:
June. 1885, enlisted In Bristol Train OF
Artillery: April 4. 1856. appointed cor
poral; April g. 1887. appointed sergeant;
April 1st. 1888 appointed first sergeant;
April 9TH. 1899. appointed sergeant ma
jor: April 3rd, 1890, commissioned first
lieutenant; April Z, 1892 commissioned
captain; April IL, 1893 commissioned
major: April 3, 1894 commissioned
lieut. colonel: April Z. 1898 commission
ed-colonel and so borne until April lst,
1900.
The second general order provides
that until further orders the quarter
master general is directed TO have the
flags hoisted on all state armories upon
the following days I'm each year: Lin
coins birthday, February 12th: Wash
ington's birthday. February 22nd: In
dependence day. July 4th, Thanksgiv-
ing day, last Thursday i'm November;
Christmas day, December 25th. On Me-
mortal Day. May 30th, the flags will be
placed at half staff. from sunrise until
noon and at all staff from noon until
sunset.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-05-23
EAST PROVIDENCE.

The Warren Association OF the wo-
mems Foreign Missionary Society are
holding their annual session in the
Second Baptist church. today. The ses-
sion is attended by delegates from this
place, Rumford. Warren. Bristol,
Riverside and Providence. The meeting
was called to- order at 10:3o. for the
reports OF the various officers, after
which a luncheon was served. The af-
ternoon session was called to order at
230 for the election OF officers and a
very interesting address was made by
Mrs. Strafford. OF Boston.
The work OF locating a catch basin In
front OF odd Fellows hall was COM
pleted last evening and was the last OF
Ave that have been placed on the avenue
and kt II believed that I'm the future
these basins VIII carry Oft all OF the
surface water from the street.
Edward Lofferixien and Miss Sarah
A. Docking were married at the Church
Of the Sacred Heart this morning
The East Providence Wheelmen held
"A concert In the Town hall last evening.
but Il was not as we'll attended ss II
should have been.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-05-23
WILL OPPOSE the TOBACCO TRUSTS.

New York. May 23.-Interests iden-
titled with the International Tobacco
company, soon TO be organized IN op-
position to the American and CONT
mental Tobacco companies announce
that ten additional options have been
secured by them on plants located in
various parts of the country and that
the work of Incorporating the company
Win be accomplished before the explr-
alton Of the present week. IL Is plann-
ed but not definitely decided. those in
terested say to authorize the issue OF
$50. .0O0 900 of stock.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-05-23
RECORDS or VISITS OR pILGRIMAees.

On the roof of the tower of Goudhurst
church. I'm Kent, numerous outlines OF
mems and womens feet have been
scratched on the lead They are. for the
most part, simply outlined by plain line,
but I'm few instances by a narrow zigzag
such as would be produced by bradawl
pushed forward. whose right and left
edges cut alternately. The inside OF the
outlines Is I'm some examples partly filed
by "A series of lines representing the metal
toe and heel caps or other structural
markings OF the sole. Some OF the out
lines have names or initials only az well
as the date added, which I'm two cases
is 1898. while the latest instance seems
10 he 1884, SAYS Notes and Queries
The custom OF recording visit TO n
place by means of "A foot outline seems
TO be very widespread. similar foot out
lines may be seen I'm Egypt. There are
several drawn on the sandstone pave
ment surrounding the small temple Of
Amenhotep III. at El kab. near Edfu i:
two or three were UNCOVERED on one OF the
stones at the northeast gate OF the town
wall by Mr. Quibell I'm is97-aS.
j have observed other foot outlines on
the top of n small sandstone hill I'm the
country between the Nile and the town of
Kosser. The Egyptian examples seem to
be comparatively recent; AT any rate.
there Is no evidence that they are OF
great antiquiIy or belong TO the ancient
northeast gate OF III kab affords no evi-
dencc as TO its date
' forward theSe notes IN the hone that
other correspondents may be induced TO
give more Information Of a similar char
acter. such as on the footprints Of
prophets and saints. and the legend that
Mahomets footprint may be seen on "a
stone in the MOSQUE OF Omar at Jerusa-
lem. and that OF his camel or donke
Sinai. Notes on the models of foot
prints Of Indian divinities I'm our museums
would also be OF interest.
On the north s.de OF the west door of
Goudhurst church are several deep
scratches or cuts. as N tools had been
sharpened upon the stones Similar marks
are found on all the ancient buildings
in Egypt. They are attributed 10 the
women, who consider that rubbing any
building or object, which IL ''kafry," or
against steriiity. Is the trace OF suv
such ides 10 be found in our own folk
lore
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-05-23
TALKED ABOUT.

In the partition suit OF Mary j. Lucus
VS. Elwin p. Shaw, Arabella S. Crane,
Sarah L. Hayden, Florence J. Tibbetts
and James f. Hill, alias Elwin $. Hill.
decree for partition by sale was or
dered of the premises on Sheldon
street i'm this city described in COM
plainant's bill. Walter s. Reynolds,
ESQ, is by the decree appointed COM
missioner TO make the sale.
Plaintiffs petition for new trial has
been dismissed by the appellate court
i'm the case OF simon Weisman Va. Phil
adelphih washington & Baltimore
Railroad company. The plaintiff sued
to recover for wrongful delivery of
goods. The, goods were taken TO the
place they were marked for and some
one received them there in Weisman's >
name. A jury found for the defendant.
Angelic Perrno has begun suit to re-
cover $4,000 from Michael Gormley for
personal injuries. Mrs. Perrino who Is
an old lady. while crossing Atwells
avenue from the Italian church. where
she had been hearing mass on st. Mich
aels day. May 7th. was knocked to the
ground just as she had put one foot
on the curbstone. by a horse that was
driven In a careless manner by one of
Gormleys servants. The injuries re-
ceived by Mrs. Derrino were very Sc,
we're. The driver did not stop to see
how much the old lady was injured,
but continued at as rapid rate as be-
fore he struck her. IL Is alleged.
"Do you ever have any stomach
trouble my man2' asked the lady at the
door.
"Yes. indeed. do. ma am said the
weary itinefant: 81 got some now. I'm
powerful hungry" y."-Yonkers Statesman.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-05-23

don forever their present positions OF
influence and be relegated go tleir for
mer obscurity IN private station
The operations OF troops and the pa
cification of the towns not yes subdued
will be carried on regardless Of the
rainy season which as stated above.
the insurbents believe will cause an
abandonment OF many important towns
by our troops. The most serious OBJ
stacle I'm the way OF complete pacifica-
tion OF the islands now lies in the mus
tual distrust between the troops and
the inhabitants. This " is believed Will
disappear after they become more
thoroughly aquainted.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-05-23
Mr.. S0UTHWICK MAY
SUCCEED Mr.. BLOOGETT,

with the more than possible election
OF Representative John It. Blodgett to
the Supreme Court bench there will be
vacancy on the board of canvassers
and registration, of which Mr.. Blod-
gett is the chairman. According TO
those who are best Informed the sue
cession of Mr.. Blodgeit on the board
Will be Police Justice Isaac H. South
wick, and ii is understood that his
election would be received with general
favor.
Judge Southwick has already re-
celved more than enough of assurances
of support. and IL Is altogether prob
able that there Will be no opposition 10
his election. He will. OF course, resign
as police justice and this will leave a
place open for some bright young law
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-05-23
NE w BOOKS.
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novel. 1t is an interesting and delicate
romance OF the studios told with mucn
charm and artistic beauty of style. The
book is fashioned daintily by the pub
lishers q. Il. Putnam's Sons. (For sale
by Preston * Rounds. Price $1,000
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-05-23
ST. LOUIS STRIKE.
President HaweS Of the Police
Board VIII Try TO Reopen
Negotiations for Settlement

ST. Louis. May 23.-A conference was
committee OF the Street Railway En-
ployes' Union and Harry B. Hawes,
president OF the police board looking
toward a re-opening of the negotiations
between the union and the St. Louis
Transit Company for a settlement of
the strike.
w. ID. Mahon. who is conducting the
strike in the interest of the former
employees of the st. Louis Transit Com
pany, stated that Mr.. Hawes Will sub
NIT the proposition some time today on
his own responsibility.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-05-23

PERRIN-Chas Cook. New York; N NJ
Camp. New Haven: L A Chase and wife,
Boston: Thos DAILY. Sprinehed. y y
Robbins. W l. Owen. Boston: J Thomp-
sor. Providence; Frank Moore, Z Moore,
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-05-23
FOR THE QUEEN IN SOUTH AFRI

fishers, q. Il. Putnam'S : sons. tfOr sale
by Preston * Rounds. Price $L0O)
FOR THE QUEEN IN SOUTH AFRI-
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This is volume of half dozen
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fortunes have to do with England's Af-
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for their background the present Boer
conflict, however. Two are tales Of the
Zulu campaign. one of these having az
an episode the death of the Prince Inn
perial OF France, and one OF the sto-
ries has for its scene a Soudan cam
paign. They are greatly diversified
, but the common theme is courage and
self sacrifice.
One story tells of charge against
an impossible Boer position the hero
of which is a famous football player.
who comes out of the fracas badly done
up but glorious. Another is about an
American "tin soldier" who makes a
wager with a british officer. who has
snubbed him. that he can win the Vic
toria Cross within a certain. time after
reaching the front in Englands next
war The war that comes about is with
the Zulus and both parties TO the bet
meet death together But the colonel
has pinned his own Cross TO the Amer
leans breast. Another story OF the Zu-
lu campaign tells how an ambitious
young Englishman won his commission
from the ranks. Two particularly pa
thetic tales relate to the crushing OF a
regiment of Indian troops by dervishes
in a Soudan battle. and the ultimate
bravery under extraordinary circum
stances, of n young soldier who has
SHOWN and manifested cowardice on
the firing line where the ordinary sold
Ter stood up. The final story tells OF
an Irishman i'm the Transvaal who
headed "a movement calculated 10 aid
the Beers but being captured and later
finding himself with Irish soldiers 10y
al to the queen in the thick of fight
with the Beers could not restrain him
self but took hand on that side of the
question. published by Little a.
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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-05-23

MRS. wINsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP
has been used for over nifty years by
millions OF mothers FOR their children
while tsethint With perfect success. 4
lays all pain. cures wind collie and II the
best remedy for Dlarrhoea IL will re-
lcye the poor little sufferer Immediately.
world TWENTY-FIVE cents q bottle BE
cure and ssk for Mrs. Ninslev's sooth-
ing SYRUP" ana take no other Kind.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-05-23
FIRE IN THE lATTlMER MINE.

Hazelton. May 23.--A fire OF unknown
origin broke out last night in No ?
slope at Lattimer and is still raging.
The pump house was destroyed and the
pumps damaged beyond repair. The
employees succeeded In making their es-
cape.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-05-23

1Iousewife-But YOU have had a good
many situations I'm a short time
Scrvant-Yes. hit that shows. ma'sm.
how much competition there Ia 20 secure
my serviccs.-Ifeitere Welt.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-05-23
q. 4. E II. II. GROSS, Man
Cleveland: III Il Farnham and wife, Bos-
ton. Jas Kelley. Milford.

/ sAvoY-sTANLEY-- + Blanding and
wife. Worcester; Benjamin Barton and
wife. Kingston: +, Bay. w Dolph
and wife, Boston; Il Micheley, York
shire: Thos Harrington. Springfield; Al
len Marsden and WIFE Boston; Frank
Ahearn and wife, New York.
CITY, S Bunney. NJ r Kane. A Il
Chut Jean, Condor, Boston: J r.
Brown, Springfield; q w Plumb and
wife, Pawtucket George Bork, IRELAND.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-05-23
ssvsvs ~ oi~smssss sss cstsrsA shs,
Contain Mercury

Contain Mercury
NJ mercury will surely destroy the sense
of smell ana eemplsteiy dsrangs the
whole system when entering II through
shs mucous surfaces. Such articles shsuld
never be used except on prescriptions
from reputable physicians. as the damage
they will DO " ten fold to the good ysu
can possibly derive from them. Halls
Catarrh Cure. manufactures by y. J.
Cheney q Cs.. Toledo. o.. contains Ne
mercury. ana II taken internally. aetlns
directly upon the blood and mucous sxr-
saees OF the system. IN euyias Hairs
IL is taken internally. and MADE IN re-
iedo. Ohio, by r. J. Cheney q Co. Tes-
testimonials free.
Sold by DrueGssts prices ns per bottle.
Hall's Family ru's are the best
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-10-22
BEAT NEWPORT
TRAOESMEN.
LaundTyman and an Earl De-
part Without Paying Bills.
LAWYER WILL TRY To COLLECT.
British Visitors 10 the Summer Capital Will
Be Made 10 DISgorge II Such Thing
Is Possible.
LAWYER WILL TRY To COLLECT.

And now a laundryman who washed
linen for the -Four Hundred has left New
port without asking FOR an interview with
his creditors.
This. following I'M the wake OF unpaid
bills left by an English army officer who
vaal, and who comes OF an honored Eng
lish family, and the debts left behind by
an English earl. has shocked Newport
tradesmen.
The financial black eye given to New
port this season came from sristocratic
Englishmen who, on English soil, would
be welcome guests at all fetes and enter
tainments given by the Prince Of Wales
and even by Queen Victoria.
Nevertheless. with the increased price
of coal and provisions, the deluded credi-
tors are trying 10 trap the laundryman
and the flowers OF English society. by hir-
ing skilled lawyers. A leading attorney
OF the state. Col Samuel r.. Honey, has
been engaged. and he promises satisfy
ing results.
A barber who shaved the English earl
has sick wife and child. and he offered
To sell his honest claim of $3.50 for $40
The society barber found no taker, but he
was offered $40 for his claim.
The Newport season from financial
point of view has been dismal failure,
which makes IL especially unfortunate
that the tradesmen should have been so
outrageously beaten by the laundryman
and the two Engllshmen with high
sounding pedigrees