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The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1900-12-14
OUR ADOPTED ISLANDS.

The Porto Rican House OF Delegates
was organized. Senor Manuel +. Ros-
sy being elected Speaker. Governor
Aliens message was well received.
Three complete drafts Of n eonstitu-
ton for Cuba were submitted at Hav.
anna.
twenty-five hundred natives took
the oath OF allegiance to the United
States at Vigan, Il. /.
Brigadier- Hare reports that
the natives on the Island OF Samar, +.
l.. continue, on the approach OF Amer
lean troops, 10 burn their villages and
fee TO the mountains.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1900-12-14
Texas Cattle on Feed.

IL is estimated that there are about
So0.ooo head OF cattle now being fat
tened on .cottonSced meal in Texas.
This is decrease OF about 100000
head. as compared, with the number
on feed I'm the state az this time last
year. This decrease is due to the high
price OF cottouseod meal. which is
about twenty i've per cent higher
than last year.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1900-12-14

Extraordinary Finds In Roman Forum.
The excavations in the Forum at
Rsqae recently resulted in finds" of
extraordinary value and interest.
Among the objects discovered are the
following:
1. Two equestrian statues Of Castor
and Pollux. These statues, which be-
long to the best period OF Grecian
sculpture. stood before the temple of
Castor aud PolluX. The statues were
broken by the barbarians. but all the
pieces have been found, and the sculp-
lures can be completely restored.
.. \ large Greek statue of Aescula-
Plus.
3. A magnificent Greek statue of
Apollo.
4. A Greek bust of Jupiter.
:. Two arches in Parian marble,
with Greek bas relicfS.
q. The Fons Juturna, which belongs
to the epoch of Rome under the kings.
:. The rostra of the Republic, which
every one thought has disappeared.
= 4 portion of an aqucduct dating
back TO before the foundation OF Rome.
o. prehistoric inscription which
as yet has not been deciphered.
The most important discovery is that
Of great Christian basilica in the
Palatiue. Magnificent frcscoes. mar
BILE columns. and beautifully decorated
sarcophagi have been found. The ba-
silica belongs TO the third century
\. D.-London Standard.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1900-12-14
Almost ut"

Fort street cars marked "Dclray"
make tho circuit OF Cadillac square
aud return west; those labeled
Through" pursue their eastward way
to the forest-lncd limits. Late at
night some conductors have n habit OF
cutting off corners by backing up on
the curve and going back west. This
car did that same II was midnight.
and the bclated passenger pursued the
car from the City Hall TO the Soldiers
Monument without ever getting n
glimpse OF the label. Near the monu-
TO sudden halt. The would-be pas
senger, who was eastward bound. was
going at "A 2.l0 clip, right down the
middle of the track, when the cOnduc-
tor, standing near the platform, shout
ed: "Backw
"Oh. you're going back, are you"
said the pursuing passenger.
All Of the query had not escaped his
lips when the car gave a jcrky rear
ward motion. catching him full in the
aldcrmanic tendency and tossing him
to one side like the lightning express
sometimes does to stray range cattle.
The startled conductor made the cir
cumfcrence Of the car in iiify, OK
pcctng to find the mutilated remains
OF the latest street car victim strcwn
all over the face of nature. He was
agrceably surprised to see the man
standing near the monument calmly
surveying the starlt heavens.
Fooled you that time. didn't Il"
said the would-be passenger with n
chucklc.
YES" was the reply, "but you were
nearly lt.'"-Detroit Free Press.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1900-12-14

W. ;. Musser, Millheim, Pa, saved the
life OF his little girl by giving her One
Minute Cough Cure when she was dying
from Group. II is the only harmless
remedy that gives immediate results. IL
quickly cures coughs, colds, bronchitis,
grippe, asthma and all throat and lung
troubles. T. X. Parker. Clreyville, Gen.
teriaie Pharmacy, Ccuterdale
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1900-12-14
Salmon Trust Abandoned.

The salmon trust. which last season
controlled the output of forty-eight
canneries on the Frazer River. in
British Columbia. has collapsed
through the expiration OF it's time Limit
and the refusal of Gamers 20 renew
the agreement
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1900-12-14

would take no legal proceedings. and
he loves her too well not 10 crafty
that wish. She thinks God is the best
one 10 deal with Louis Huntington
New York News.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1900-12-14
TRAIN. ETC,
TOBACCO.

Havana tobacco contiaucs very active,
with urgent demand for better qualities
Sumatra tobacco is steady, with fair in
qulry. Domestic seed leaf Is active West
ern leaf continues quiet but firm. Little
activity is expected in Western tobacco
until the new crop appears in the market
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1900-12-14
American Goods in Tahiti.

Scn Francisco merchants express
surprise at the almost inccssant de-
mand for American goods of all kinds
~ merchants in Tahiti.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1900-12-14
MY LITTLE SWEETHEART.

though the
woldsho uncouded
happyco be hard and lonely place
I've aIit
sureo o a
my al
MargaTe
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1900-12-14
THE MARKETS.
Late Wholesale Prices Of Coun.r,
Produce Quoted in New York.

20 MILK
Inc Mix Exchange price for STANDARD
quality is Sc. per quart.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1900-12-14

The hop crop is reported to be very
heavy this year. -
New-York tribune., 1900-03-04
"GOD SAVE THE QUEEN. "
TIONAL ANTHEM RECALLED BY
RECENT VICTORIES

Since last Tuesday Great Britain, if not Ire
OF choruses, of crowds and of music hall singers
singing shouting what is generally known
The National Anthem; all the military bands
left at home must have been playing it with
infest the queter thorOughfares of British cities
to the peril of the peace Of Europe. have
patriotic objections to blowing the tune with all
their lungs for 1t is their Hell dir i'm
Siegerkranz."
The origin Of God Save the Queen" Hell
dir or My Country Tis of Thee" as may
choose to call it, is mystery. Many Germans
To be found who assert with characteristic
peremptOrineSs that the air stolen from
Germany The evidence for this view is, to
many TeutOnic minds, irrefragable; namely,
first. that the English never had any music in
them; and. second. if God Save the Queen"
not filched from Germany. who composed
it? TO the Brtisher, proud of his national air
which Beethoven called a blessing TO him.
the second argument is a disagreeably hard
nut. The score. given in hymn books. is gen
orally marked with the name DIR Arne' as
that OF it's composer. but this conventional at
tribution Of the credit is based nothing much
more historically substantial than the fact that
DR.. Arne harmonzed the air for the Drury Lane
Theatre at the time it first came into public USE
when. in 1745, the ancestors of Her Britannia
New-York tribune., 1900-03-04

Majesty's present Black Watch and Cord,
Highlanders. and of many others now ight,u,
for her in Africa, were marching On Iond,
under Prince Charlie and Lord George Murrs,
to do battle with Her Majestys ancestor. Georn
H. The air Itself. In almost exactly it's pressu,
form, was at that time supposed in London
be the production OF Henry Carey
1t may be that the quaint ''catchiuess- OF "a.
old fashioned rhythm of God Save the Oue-,.
has been the reason of its having been tra,.,
as mere variant of airs in existence long h.
fore the days Of either Arne or Carey Accom-,
ing to one account the original Of il is a sc,,
tish religious air known to have been sung
1911. beginning Remember o thou man.
which is certainly at least something ike
So is DR.. Jan Bulls "Ayre" dated l6I9 stm
another story has it that the words as we'll a
the air were written to be sung in the Roma,
Catholic chapel of James H. at St Ianax,
Palace. This last theory is favored by he t,s
that the loyal sentiment God Save the King.
differs from the Hebrew form. Long live III,
King. in the Old Testament but Is almost I,
literal translation Of the Latin anthem begin.
ming Domino salvam fac" 90 Lord maxi,
safe), which is still chanted in Gregorian mod,
at the end of the Sunday high mass in all IN.
Catholic churches OF England The first half a
this same anthem. by the way. forms the in,
scription, in huge Gothic characters Of gft
bronze, around the top Of the Big Ben tovp,
of the houses Of Parliament: it runs: "Dom,p.
salvam fac Reginam nostram Victorian
The words of the British national anthem
have quaint eighteenth century rims, about
them which is likely 10 bring out a smile On III,
face of the British schoolboy when he is first,
called upon to sing. for instance:
o Lord. our God arise.
Scatter her enemies
And make them fall
COnfound their pulitiCkS
FruStrate their knaviSh tricks
on Thee our hopes We fix
God all.
But. as a rule, no fault he found with ths
attitude OF reverent solemnity in which most
Britishers listen. for instance to the regulatioa
performance of one verse of God Save the
Queen" at the fall of the curtain night after
night in any British theatre. Everybody stand,
UP in silence; the man who begins 70 put on his
overcoat before the music stops is contrnptu-
Ously set down by his neighbOrs as either a for
eigner. cad. sort of crank -poSsihly
total abstinence man. Not 10 uncover the
head when the national anthem is played Oui
Of doors is even form"
New-York tribune., 1900-03-04

ornaments, in keeping with the taste Of the
occupants. look though they had been trans
ferred from home over which a mother pre-
sided
y drOne cannot exist in the school, for the
choristers day is a busy one. Besides his
church and school duties he must study, exer-
else and drill in the military company, and
every minute of his day is planned and laid out
by the school principal. The applications for
admission to the school come from all parts of
the country. and those who were admitted last
year came, with one exception. from out of
town.
The principal is the Rev. Nelson 2. Carey,
who is assisted by Deaconess Katherine Still
man. Captain Lincoln w. Mcleod is the mill
tary instructor
New-York tribune., 1900-03-04
TROOP SHIPS WATER SUPPLY.
rom The Building World.

From The Building World
The ships ordinary supply would De totally
inadequate for the requirements Of say 4 th0g-
sand troops, besides horses: but the difficulty
overcome with the aid Of a good Coujru~ 10 ap-
paratuS. From the tanks into which the yyates
Is condensed (abOut twenty tons and upward
day. extra iron pipes 10 suitable p,St-
tiOnS on the different decks. and draW0ft cocks
fixed Under the cocks for supplying ths
horses tubs are placed into which the water s
run. In the soldiers quarters small pipes are
fixed. and the supply is taken from spring
cocks, the amount allowed being usually sI
pintS head day. except when the vessel IS in
the tropics. when one gallon a head Is Flowed
TO provide against any breakdown OF the con-
denser. portable iron tanks. holding about 10
gallons each. are placed in the lower nj = and
filled. Lift pumps are then fixed fore and at
the main deck. and the suction pipe from
the pumps is taken down close 10 ,hese tanks
and finished with union. onto which rubber
suction hose is screwed. and led to each tank 40
required. A rising main taken from pump 70
turned down and parallel with the ulAis
supply. aud finished at the same points
New-York tribune., 1900-03-04
ARCHITECTURAL.
From The Detroit Journal.

From The Detroit Journal.
Tourist understand prosperity has made
Kansas farmers forget free silver.
Kansas Farmcr-Oh, landi Yes! What
farmers is mostly disputin' bout now is whuther
a cyclone suler d'oughter be built in the Queen
Annie or the Clonial stylei
New-York tribune., 1900-03-04
A QUESTION or UNDERSTANDING.

From The jewelers. Weekly.
Mrs. O'Mara- sor an yez towId me this
clock Frinch."
JeWeler-ISn't it?
Mrs. O'Mara Thin how the divil can Pat un-
derstand the tonne from It?
New-York tribune., 1900-03-04
o THHPORA, o HORES!

From The Boston Transcript.
Sunday School Teacher-Now. hoys what
would you say if you had been Lot fleeing from
the burning city OF SodoH. and you had seen
your wife stop and look back?
Little Boy at End OF Class-Rubberi
Daily camera., 1900-02-06
JOHN PUGh'S PURCHASE.

Rip vap Dam and j. Alden Smith Lode for
- Thirty Dollars.
John Pugh today bought two very good
mines at Springdale for $50. They are
the celebrated Rip Van Dam and J. AL.
den Smith. 1t came about through an
action Of lien brought by Sam Evans
who secured lien judgement for S3io..
70 and costs. They were sold by Sheriff
Sipple to satisfy this judgement and
neither Evans nor his attorney was there
to protect their judgement, so Mr. Pugh
got these two mines for paltry $50. the
owners lose the mines and Evans loses
his judgment.
1t is probable someone will take steps
to undo this sale, but if not. John Pugh
has made the cheapest purchase of good
mines in the history of the county: In
deed. Sheriff Sipple says that the sale is
binding and can not be set aside as j,
was in all respects legal.
Daily camera., 1900-02-06
ROBERT ALLEN FOUND.

LOn0s6ont Farmers Body Found Near
~ Bland, New Mexico.
There is every reason to believe that
Robert Allen, the Longmont farmer who
has been missing tor several weeks. has
been found. Consul Falkenberg of the
Woodmen of the World has received
evidence which makes it almost certain
that the unknown man who committed
suicide in Bland, N. NJ. last Saturday
night is Robert Allen. Dispatches re
lating to the identification were yester.
day exchanged between Mr. Falkenberg
and Coroner L. W. Young. Mr. Falken.
berg first asked for description of the
suicide and received the following reply;
"Man is 5 feet 8 inches tall. weighs I25
pounds. blue eyes. light hair and light
sandy mus'ache. Has scar on the back
of the neck. probably from carbuncle.
and another scar on left hand"
This description taliies perfectly with
that of Robert Allen. There were other
marks of identification, which few peo.
pie knew Of and .hr Falkenberg sent
another dispatch inquiring it the man
had scar on his back, which had been
evidently caused by bullet wound. and
If he had other small scars on his stomach.
A dispatch was received late yesterday
afternoon stating that the suicide b d
all these marks.
Such identification made Mr. Falken-
berg positive that Allen had been found.
He notified Frank Slocum, the clerk of
the camp Of Woodmen at Longmont,
who will 20 this morning to Bland. N.
NJ. to identify the body. If it proves to
be that OF Robert Allen Mr. Slocum will
bring the body back and it will be in.
tered at Longmont.-Denver Republi.
can
Daily camera., 1900-02-06
WOLCOTT WILL SPEAK.

Republican, Revive the Ancient Joke of
International Agreement.
Washington. Feb. 6 Senator Aldr .ch
in the senate today reported for the
finance committee an amendment to the
financial bill providing that nothing in
the act shall place any obstruction in the
way Of international agreement in favor
Of bimetallism if any other nations shall
pave the way. Mr. Wolcott gave notice
that he would speak on the bill and
amendment next Monday.
Daily camera., 1900-02-06
TAOLINEAUx'S DEFENSE.

He surprisss Now York by Declining to
put In one
New York, Feb. CA great sensation
was caused in the court of Recorder
Goff today when the attorneys for the
defense of Molineaux announced that
they rested their case. This showed
that they would make no attempt to COM
bat the testimony of the state in this
mysterious murder case.
Daily camera., 1900-02-06
THE BANKERS MURDERED.

Report That the Two Men Gre mat ed Wore
Killed aud Robbed.
Portland, Ind, Feb 6-The belief pre-
walls here today that William and ohn
Newton. the aged bankers. we're murder
ed instead Of being accidentally cremated
at their house yesterday morning. Then
valuables known to have been in the
house have not yet been found.
Daily camera., 1900-02-06
Governor |0y|0|
Is 0bdu0|e
TAYLOR ,ncoaRIelslE.
win not Agree to tho Peace Plans Of His
Representatives.

win not Agree to the Peace Plans of his
Representatives.
Frankfort. Feb. 6-The prospects OF
peace so manifes. this morning were dis.
PEELED at noon today by the announce.
ment by Postmaster Baker and General
Ben Lindsey that after two hours confer.
ence with Governor Taylor they lacked
his assurance that he would sign the
agreement made by his representatives
and attorneys with the Democratic lead.
ers last night.
These gentlemen, who are Republi.
cars and went 10 Louisville as his repre-.
5 ,ntatives, arrived from Louisville this
morning and went at once 10 the gov
ernor's Office, where they were admitted.
Mr. Lindsey exclaimed: This is the
document which will preserve peace in
X en,ucky believe" General Collier
was there at the time and had been in
consultation with the governor. When
Messrs Lindsey and Baker and George
w. Long, ex state treasurer and General
Collier PIE sented the matter to the gov.
efLor, the two last named pleaded with
Taylor not to sign. II was the pea Of
the National Guard who feel that tina,
body will be reorg anized If b, ckham is
seated.
Evidently The governor wave,ed, for
as ye, (,:5o p m he has given no an.
swer He has summoned his attorneys
from Louisville to meet him tonight.
Daily camera., 1900-02-06
The Fog Horn.

The Fog Horn.
ayes" she said we had lovely trip
across" George was so attentive and
explained everything to me-"
wasn't it toggy up around New.
founland?" asked one of her bes,
friends.
"Ob. yes. we struck the fog there, and
while We were in it We heard weird
roaring noise every now and then. II
scared me at first until George told me I,
was just the bark OF the ocean grey.
hound,
Daily camera., 1900-02-06
GOE BEL LIES IN STATE.
A n citing Scenes hrs Body 10 Borne
through CovingtOn.

Covington, KY, Feb. 5-There was an
Impressive scene at the depot when the
r. m aims of the late William f Goebel
arrived this morning. A crowd or 5000
citizens was in waiting and many affect
ing scenes were Witnessed. Men and
women wept as the body was borne te
Odd Fellows hall. where it lies in state
Great crowds thronged the streets as the
impressive procession passed along
The floral display was magnificent
floral offerings being sent from all ovel
the state.
Daily camera., 1900-02-06
AMERICANS KILLED

II cree Fight with Insurgents tn the
Philippines.
Manila, Feb. Gin fierce fight be-
tween attacking insurgents and Ameri'
can infantry nesr Mac an American ma
jor and captain we're wounded and one
sergeant killed.
Daily camera., 1900-02-06
MlNiSIERlNG ANGELS.

The American Bought Hospital Ship Car
ing for Wounded
Durbau, Fet 6-All the seriously
wounded at the battle Of Colenso, are
now on board the hospita. ship Maine,
Lady Randolph Churchill in charge.
Daily camera., 1900-02-06
John Larson Dead.

John Larson died at O'Clock this
morning at his home at I2th and Spruce
streets, Of consumption. He leaves a
wife and children. The funeral will be
conducted by the Carpenters union.
Daily camera., 1900-02-06
There 5 No News
From Butler
WHERE IS BULLER7
St,l no News From tho Front and Eng
land Waits

land Waits
London, Feb. 6-The war Office today
officially stated that before next Monday
$1,000 men and 5000 horses oud leave
England for South Africa. A despatch
from General Roberts today states that
the situation is unchanged. No fresh
dispatches have been received from
Butler and the country is still in the
dark as to his plans or present move
ment. II he has again crossed the Tu
gela, that fact has not been officially
given 10 the anxious people who narrow
ly watch the bulletins of the war Office.
Daily camera., 1900-02-06
Boulder Hoee, Attentio,

Boulder Hoee, Attention.
There will be special meeting oi
Boulder Hose at 8 o'clock this Tuesday
evening.
By order of the president.
GEORGE A. MCCLURE,
Secretary.
Daily camera., 1900-02-06
All BRYAN People.

There will be social and free enter
tainment given at the Boulder County
Democratic societys room in Union hall
Friday evening. February 9th, at 8 o'clock.
All Democrats, Populists and Silver Re.
publicans who believe in the principles
as enunciated by William J. Brvan are
cordially invited to attend. Ladies are
especially invited. The following pro.
gram will be rendered.:
Opening Remarks E. L. Coates
Paper Mrs Geo S. Adams
Music
Rec tation Mrs w. G. Houston
Address Prof. WV. Casey
Recitation Miss Edith Montgomery
Closing Remarks ]. E. Sidwell
Daily camera., 1900-02-06
Logan 10 At Rest.

Youngstow own. O., Feb. 6-The remains
of the late Major John A, Logan were
consigned to rest today amid impressive
ceremonies.
Daily camera., 1900-02-06
Notice, X, of r.

Notice, K, of r.
You are hereby notified to attend the
regular meeting at K Of P. hall tomor
row. Wednesday. evening. at $3.50 p. m
All Knights and visiting Knights invited,
E.V. BEDFORD, K. of R. & S.
Daily camera., 1900-02-06

Cape Town. Feb. 6-The Argus says
that 90 guns comprising the armament
of Pretoria have been dismantled and
sent to the front.
The Duke Of Marlborough and Rud.
yard Kipling and family arrived today.
Daily camera., 1900-02-06
Has its ADVANTAGES.

London. the temporary capital of Ken
lucky. is small town. but it has an ex-
tensive cemetery and other advantages.
Washington Post,
Daily camera., 1900-02-06
Heavy Hapgs over.

A vicious burglar broke into the room
of Chicago woman and beat her over
the head with her own shoe.-Exchange
Daily camera., 1900-02-06

London. KY. Feb. 6-Thirty represen.
tatlves and six senators are here, not
enough TO legally select employees Of
either house. so when they meet the
members will be compelled to do that la.
Dor themselves. The scheme is to meet
this afternoon and adjourn until Thurs.
day lou. Of respect to the memory Of
Senator Goebei."
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-02-26
TO SAVE THE CHILDREN.
Schools to Prevent Them From Being
Clever Unbelievers.

New York. Feb. 25.-Roman Catho-
Ices are interested in a movement
which has begun in this city TO relieve
church members of the burden Of sup
porting parochiaI schools. According
to it's projectors, the scope of the plan
ia general. 50 that all Christians, OF
whatever denomination. and Hebrews
as well. who believe that children
should receive spiritual training along
with mental may reap the results.
All persons of the different creedS
are invited to make common cause with
the Catholics In securing a system
of schools which will take in all the
children of New York securing to all
secular yet giving opportunity and
time to religious teaching, so that they
NAV not become clever unbelievers-
1t is declared that Catholics want no
help from the state in doing their ,spir-
itual work but only that plan Of
secular schooling may be formulated
such as will not ignore religion.
The idea Is that in certain schools
set apart. given hours will be given
respectively TO Catholic, Lutheran, He
brew or other religious instruction, as
the various SectS may avail themselves
of the opportunity. The Rev. p. F.
NTcSveeny. rector of st. Bridgets Ro-
man Catholic church, is at the head OF
the movement.