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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-01-22
REAElNG ON reMURfER

The case % Isaac y. Robinson q al.
was he1rd by the appellate court today
en- defendant demWrtr. To- com
n'sinants brought q bli in equiv
AGAINST the d, PENDANTS FOR the partition
% several tracts Of land IN the county
o. Washington IN this state.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-01-22
BRYAN IT NEW YORK

New York. Jan. Wv J Bryan ar
rtvsd here from washington this morn
ms. Mr. Bryan was met at his hotel
the Hoffman house. by number ot
deniocrats lie will b. tire guest 90 -
"A. +. Belmont at dinner this evening
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-01-22

FOR SALE CHEAP-A VERY FINE
30-acre ranch, stocked with fruit trees
in the prime OF bearing. situated in the
Santa Ana Valley. at Orange, Cal. %
miles south OF Los Angeles; not far
from three railway stations. ROBT. ID.
WILLIAMS, Racine College. Racine.
Wis.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-01-22
TO MY PATRONS.

The above announcement and tele-
gram from Jacob Doll are self-explana-
tory. The evidence Of sincere respect
contained in this telegram is more
precious to me than merchandise or
money, and it is my aim TO merit the
same regard from all my patrons and
business associates. Respectfully,
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-01-22
MRS Oslz sUEgtu TO usaIp

New York. Jan 22.-Mrs Jane nlciz.
a widow. s. years old. was burned 90
death in a tenement fire IN West 9TH
stree. today.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-01-22
DEMOCRATS PREPARING
FOR BRYAN'S VISIT.

executive committee OF the state GEN.
tral committee should act as a recep-
ton committee.
II was also voted 20 reserve the gall
lories at Infantry hall for ladies and
their escorts until s o'clock on Mon
day evening next. and il was also
voted to hold a meeting of the eNecu-
tive committee on Thursday evening,
at the Office ~ Secretary 7. II. Quinn,
in the Woods building, College street,
at which meeting National Committee
man ~. u. COmstock and the Provl-
-r4r-r7r-r-- -rrrrrrf1rTF Ur rnp Eratc central
committee should be invited
CONTINUED OH page TwoD
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-01-22
IIAceIppt IN TWO pAys

TO cURE LAeRiYPg ~ TWO DAYS
Take Laxative BromO Quinine Tablets.
All druggists refund the money N ~
fails To cure. T.. w. Groves signature
is on each box, Csc.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-19
The GERMAN Had a Good Claim.

ono day. during Prince Henry Of Prus-
sla's stay 80 Hong Kong, says London
NJ. A. F.. a captain OF British trading
steamer was walking round the craving
dock IN which the Princes flagship was
being brushed up when he saw an Of
nccr standing near the gangway leading
from the quay 20 the ship. and, being Gu
nous 10 have "a look over the vessel he
saIutcd with a Good morning, sir and
asked IL he had any objection 20 his hav-
ing a walk through the ship.
Not AZ an" replied the officer; Il shall
be delighted TO escort you round"
After showing him over the different
parts Of the warship. the officer took the
captain into his cabin lie offered him a
cigar and a glass OF wine and they had
quite "A friendly chat together. Before
leaving the captain happened to glance
round the cabin and saw q photo OF the
Queen. Said he TO the officer:
Il notice YOU have a photograph Of the
Queen OF England 90
Yes" answered tho officer. Il always
carry one Of my srandmother's pictures
with me"
what tho captains feelings were when
he found ne had been On camaraderie
with the Admiral, Prince Henry Of Prus-
s'a. can be better imagined than describ-
"A
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-19
Mithnnt ann,.

Tho Clover club dinner OF Philadelphia,
saws the Philadelphia Saturday Evening
Post. are renowned for the distinguished
guests. the unbridled chatting. the bril-
liant speeches and the unique keynote o.
tho gatherlng-that no one shall object 70
anything that is said.
Cabinet Ministers. Senators. great law
vers. statesmen. nnanciers. and even the
President Of the United States. sit one
time or another around the genial board
IN Philadelphia.
IL was only NJ that the wluicism con-
corning Pennsylvania politics should be
made az this gathering. Mr.. Lincoln
Eyre was the creator Of a. Mr. Eyre s.
one OF tho bright young lawyers OF the
city. a keen dehater. daring IN speech,
quick IN his choice OF words
while he was speaking OF the condition
OF politics in Pennsylvania a prominent
guest az the table thinking TO confuse tho
Young hwyer called 10 him. "Ohi give
us the briefest definition OF the political
condition here and We will so on with our
dinner"
Mr. Eyre turned quickly to the speaker
while a hundred faces laughed up az his
your request shall be- granted" ne said.
and ! will give YOU the condition in
Latin. II is sine qua QUAY uon."
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-19
BRIGHT BITS.

in Boston-Hls New York Aun,-Then
your little brothers education must have
been neglected.
Boston Boy-Yca. Indeed! why. he
doesn't know the rudlments OF metaphy-
sicsi-Life.
-solf-Interest-Mother Creadlng telo-
gram)-Henry tolegraphs that the game
IS over and he came out Of Il with three
broken ribs, a broken nose. ana four
teeth out
Father teagerly)-And who won?
Mothcr-He don't say.
Father dmpatientb)-Con Il ali,
That boy never thinks Of anybody hut
himself, Now I'll have to wait until get
tho morning papcr-Puck.
-Couldu't lie Write dt7-Padsnt-c-c-
can YOU c-c-c-cure st-st-stam- m-mering7
Physlclan-Ycs. sir DO you wish to take
the FUN course 81 treatment
patlont-N-n-uo. I i-i-just w-w-want 90
learn % s-s-say ch-ch-ch-chryF- chry san
thc-thc-thc-tn m -rn-num so can tell the
n-iorist what ! w-w-want before tho CHI
ch-thc followers w-w-wither.- Baltimore
American.
This letter" said the counsel for Mrs
he Worse. els a forgery. II was not writ
ten by my client and In fact. it Is evil
dent ID was not written by a woman az
al
What proof have you OF ihat7" asked
opposing counsel
simply this. There Is no postscript ana
ihc several pages run right along IN the
gulnr order. philadelphia Press
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-19

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-so 4. r..a-.4. ve.tn.o look very rtle
interest 81 raU-. and only about tsOo
80 ,aem tgak tr. trouble o. 20 10 the
.aG. DIS as &c. ru election. however.
nsr.y ..ue ~ them cost tneu ballots.
rh.r aa .k.usd interest. however. was
aot csur.a ty the "ul dinner pail" or
Imperialism az fres silver. or tne d.sno-
..,lon oF tls Philippine Islands. what
t.. w.r. Interested .n more chan any
l.Ir-. ,... was ta, retirement o. senator
Edward a. Wo.eo-, from public ufe. Re
..aar nator Wolcott was divorced.
Tae women @, h.s state believed tnat
Mr Wo.eoit bad not been treated fair
b.. ANA th,y determined 10 ylsn th,ir dis
pIeisar, upon the Senator by forcing him
'4' Of the seaH,e. And tney have sue
'''iei
Do Wyoming "a mnlc candidate for Of
leo ml8r the ispar8slnr remark that
.the woman vote was the easiest thing
io go and manipulate or any element IN
politics That remark scaled has fate
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-19

In the "Recollectlons OF Missionary
this story Is told.
one day the Bishop Inadvertently sent
two clergymen 10 conduct services and
preach In a certain church a the SAM
time on Sunday morning. Both were very
old men. and each one was fond Of
preaching As they were on the retired
list they did not have frequent opportdnl-
ties for doing so. Each was much sur
prised 10 see the other az the church
They had no di.fculty however, IN divid-
ing the services between them. but the
question as 20 who was 20 preach was a
harder problem Each man had made M
his mind that he would do the preaching
and the other should not enjoy the oppor-
tunity The services went on smoof hly
enough until tho singing OF the last verse
az the hymn which comes before the ser
mon. During the singing tho younger q
the venerable brethren stepped out from
his scat and openly knelt down in the
eight Of everybody for his preliminary
prayer. which ne concluded IN much less
time than usual. lest he should be caught
mapping. ana then he rose. and turned 10
the pulpit The older man for the nonce
had dispensed with his private prayers
and a. soon as his brother cleric had
knelt down he had promptly walked into
the pulpit. A. the younger preacher stood
lookiny az his rival In open-mouthed as
constituent and CONSERVATION. the old
man bowed gracefully 90 him and turn
ing 20 tho congregation triumphantly be-
gan his sermon.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-19
Personal.

Henry Miller. who died at Chappaqua.
y. l.. the other DAY. was tho inventor OF
The steam ana mir brakes In 1855.
Tho Prince Of walos IN his direction
Of the workingmen's club AZ sandring-
ham. has decided 10 allow the members
put one pint Of beer day IN order that
they may not spend too much money on
liquor
Nadine Farmer. better known In the
West as Miss Million, owns and manages
"a fno cattle ranch near Waco. Tex. She
was an Ohio school teacher. was adopted
by a wealthy Texan aud inherited his
property.
Maj Gen. Chaftee won his reputation
and his success a. an Indian fighter by
meeting the Indian with his own weapons.
iic IS deeply yersed IN the red mans life
and customs. and speaks several dialects
nuently
Miss NJ r. Braddon has written over
sixty novels since lss2 Before she be-
came novelist she was an actress. max.
Ing her nrst appearance a. the Brighton
Theatcr Royal IN ISL and during the
next 1--WE months assuming hfty-eight diff
ferent roles.
Lieut. l.. y. Lswton who received
mention In the official dispatches from the
battle OF Tien Tsin g. only q years old
He o. a native Of Indiana. bur was brough,
up at Auburn. y y. and had his first
active service In the Chicago strike OF
1894.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-19

In the railway carriage sat we'll
dressed young lady tcndcrly holding a
very small poodle, says London Tit-Bts.
Madame" said the guard. Il am very
sorry. but you can't have your dog Ia
this compartment.
Il shall hold him IN my lap all the
way" she replied, "and he viii disturb
no one"
That makes no difference" said the
guard. Il couldn't even allow my own
dog heSe Dogs must ride in the luggage
van. III fasten him all right for YOU"
Don't you touch my dog sir.' said
the Young lady. Il viii trust him to no
oner And with an indignant air she
marched TO the luggage van. tied up her
dog and returned.
About atty miles farther on. when tho
guard came along again. she asked him
VIII YOU cell me " my dog Is all right"
II am very sorry said the guard.
politely. hut you tied him 70 a port
mantcau. and he was put out with IL ~
the last station.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-19
coNrnoL or rmr sAN JOSE SCALE


The frul-srec pest known as the San
Jose scale has come 20 stay. That ie
che deliberate opinion OF the United
States Department Of Agriculture after
much research. There can be no such
thing a. the total eradication Of the
scale where % has once got firmly csiab-
ushed. except by Gre-burning the whole
Co be contemplated In All instances. II
b. not only possible. but comparatively
cosy 90 keep any certain orchard free
from me scale h its presence b. detected
lt once and immediate steps taken for
its destruction. Infected nursery stock
should be- burned just ns soon ns the in
lection is discovered. After the scale has
passed one entire breeding season IN an
orchard % may be said 20 have become
"a fixture .n that orchard while one tree
remains standing. Indeed. the digging up
ami burning Of all tho fruit trees might
fail TO eradicate the scale. since the
chances are that % would also have found
lodgmcnt on surrounding Wild or orna-
mental plants and shrubbcry. and be IN
a position 20 attack any new fruit trees
planted in rho same ground. The san
Jose scale may. therefore be called per-
mancnt factor in fruit growing In this
country.
Il hy no means followa however. that
because OF the scale the profitable grow
ng of fruits o. seriously menacod. A
bulletin recently issued by the Depart
ment Of Agriculture go. g. second series.
Division OF Entomology. asserts that the
scale. by prompt attack. can be- kept
under such control as not TO seriously
Interfere with the perfect maturing Of
deeiduous fruits. Three methods OF con-
troll are recommended by the department.
FIRST she soap treatment; second. the kcr-
osene treatment. aud. third. the crude
petroleum treatment All Of these no
doubt are familiar to owners OF orchards
The bulletin however which g. for free
distribution hy the department aud hy
representatives. In Congress. gives all Of
the formulas.
Tho time for the application Of the so
luiIons ana washes for the control OF
the scale Sc now fast approaching. In tho
winter when tho trees are denuded Of
leaves ana the cap is down. ls the time
10 make the moes effective assault, upon
the enemy and Whom least injury to the
trees themselves h. TO be- apprehcnded
u ought not to De necessary 90 urge upon
Georgia fruit growers tho necessity OF at
tending al ,ho earliest possible moment TO
this scale menace and pest Prompt ac-
ton during the next three months may
save valuable trees aud result in a fine
fruit crop next season. whereas delay or
negligence might resul, no. only IN the
loss of the crop but Of the trees as we'll.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-19

According 20 senator Hanna. che ship
subsidy hli viii De- orc - the measure
brought 90 the attention ~ Congress early
DO tae session This urouosi,iou. 81 has
bsen calculated. involves the distribution
OF MOI l,s- than S-70eooo among certain
favored .alp owners The advocates Of the
hI .ay hat i is necessary. that govern
mems aid must bo Given or the snip build
Hs Industry viii die. mat me shipyanis
20 .hIs country cannot compete with those
~ Elrope. where they have "pauPer'
labor o. American saipyards cannot COM
pete successmHy with those ~ Europe
how does So occur that W. are building
tar hips Tor Russia at the present time ?
How o. is that the A,lsuuc Transport
Company has recently given an order for
teo great vessels 90 the cramps Of PM
s.elpn.ir How is % THAI an OF the Amer
Scan snipyards arc now working 20 their
capacity upon orders for craft Of various
rpet n o. the matter - cost. not scnti-
u.sut which counts IN the construction or
SHIPS as Ia other lines of business. Amer
ia has demonstrated that 90 can produce
rhlp materials IN competition with the
world and cha, lt has the best mechanics
in the world Wherein "a the necessity
Tor anoliins the industry SIN more pro
tertlonet
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-19
BDE1 10 NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

Special Nour.a- suWanee Springs for
pyspeps.a. Fln-s ana Re-pressoi Brick.
Savannah Buu4ue supply co.. Notice a.
To- Elks' Carnival Bills
BusInesa NoUce-Old Abe Rye whisky.
J.. vs.. Laundry.
Amus, meuts-Grand Farewell Concert
IS Fairman's Boston Concert Band az
Theatsr. MONDAY Evening nov -. Dunno
d Ryley.s a MIX WHITE Flae. at Thea
Ger Thursday Evening. Soy. 81
Railroad Schedules, H. 81 T. % Hope
ana C. a S Ry. Schedule.
Hot SUR stovcs WIN. g 10 IT, Iatti-
more.
Malt-Nutr.no- Aforementioned Brewing
Association.
steamship Merchants and
Miners Transportation Company steam
ship Lines 90 Baltimore ana Philadelphia
Publlcatlons-Wcbst international
Dictionary.
soap-Rlco soap.
Washing powder-pcarlinc.
Medscal-warner' SAFE cure: aver s
rms. Hoods Plns. Or. Hathaway GO ;
Castoria.
Cheap Column Advortisements-iielp
wanted. Employment Wanted. For Rent
FOR sale. Loet: Personal. Miscellaneous.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-19

Henry Russell the Ncl-known English
vocalist. relates In hts autobiography sew
eral incidents ia bis public career which
sulI further illustrate the literal phase
o. intellect which we have tried 20 de-
scribe. says the Saturday Evening Post
or one occasion he ga.v 90, ..-..-.~s, .---ss
land. an entertainment Tor the benent OF
Stamordshirc potters wac we're In great
distress. After he had sung his song.
There's a Rood time coming boys; wait
little longer. a man IN the crowd arose.
greatly excited. ana shouted Muster
Russell. can Sc nx tho tonne b. Another
artisan IN the reserved seats stood up and
said; Shut oop. mat, Muster Russell n
write 10 ytt
Al Newcastle up0n-Tyne. AR. Russell.
sang The Gamblers wife. in which the
wif, o. represented as awaiting the gam
bier return 10 his nome The clock strikes
one-it strikes two-lt strikes three. ~ u
strikes four the young wife. ciasping her
cEiid to her bosom. dies in hopeless de-
spair At this point woman stood up and
shrieked In shriil tones. "Oh. Ar Rus
sell. II il had been me. wouldn't / have
fetched him home
Ia earlier days. a. the same vocalist
was singing 'Wooiman. spare Ihal
Tree!' an old gent, man cried. MI Rus
sell. was the tree suare1f
III was. sir
Thank God for that exclaimed the
ola gentleman with a slgh ot relief
when The New ,ouu4land Dog had
been suns. "a piece which describes inc
dog saying a chlds life. North coun'
tryman exclaimed. Was the child saved
mon"
1T was sir" Then. with tho anxious
lcok OF one asking great favor the man
pleaded. Could Sc tell me where 10 get
a dog like that2
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-19

q blH TO make every Saturday IN the
year a lcgal haif-hoiiday has been intro
duloi into the House at Atlanta. Mr..
Houston OF Fulton is the author OF Il.
So Gar ns the Information goes there has
never been any demand for such leslsla-
lion. Mr. Houston probably has Il IN
mind 10 strengthen himself with the labor
element by posiug as It's champ,on. No
doubt be- fails 90 consider that u en-.
ploycrs are forced 10 cut or Ave or six
hours OF the time OF their help per week.
hey viii niso be- forced 20 reduce the
compensation of such nelp in proportion
'It may Doe his idea thas employers would
pay the came rates for nve and half
DAYS work that they Do for six FUN dave
work That. however. b unreasonable.
and'~ ouid b. objected 20 by the gentle
man himself n ne were an employer
Wages ore based on tho work accomplish
20 or the hours engaged. To reduce the
capacity OF the worAngman by legisla-
lion Is TO reduce HE earning power. DO
the working people Of che state desire
their earning capacity decreased? Arc
they making too much money? The sim
ple fact is. that instead Of increasing the
holidays. the number or them now author
ICED ought to be reduced. Taere gre al
ready too many OF them.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-19
conpoRALPtNIsmHESr DEFENDED

Hss tac humane. modern idea - purlsh-
rnsrt for crime gone TOO Gar in the direc-
con ~ making TIE prison a comfortable
al ling place for .aw-hreakers1 Justice
simeon = baldwin of che supreme Court
~ Connecticut 4s inclined % that opin-
.on ara be- Says that many o. the lead
lns j1rsts az both this country ana Eng
land are OF che same way 90 thinking
To- ara address delivered in Hartford To-
Gently Justice Baldwin said that a. did
not advocate whipping Tor al Offences.
but be believed Juvenile offender. vito
beatsrs. "rounders" ara similar runlans
sho4l3 Be- aoggcd as pun. lament. not Co..
pubIe a. tae whipp.rg-post but in pri-
waite by officers of fhe law. IL was q
method 81 melting ont wrath 60 evil-doers
which had been commended By So Paul
when BE- said that those who did wrong
should smart for a.
Justice Baldwin cited many instances
where whipping had resulted in redue-
t.on o. crime 10 ENGLAND and Scotland
tho lash IS suu applied 20 Juvenile lave
hrcakers. ard in those cosntries 81 Is the
weI grounded belief that 10 other form
of punishment would prove - effective.
Ia Maryland and Delaware whipping D.
prarti "a. ard if is asserted snat those
states have less % wife-bcating and patty
rrimlnallty than about any other. in the
Union. In che majority OF the states the
young Offenders against the law are
thrown into prison 10 associate with "a
c.ass Of hardened criminals. The SUR
rouudinFs arc such as 20 make an iudc.-
ible impression upon the young minds
and fet che youths in evil ways from
which they viii never depart. II such
youths were admonished by the commit
ing magistrate and then given % sound
foggng by "a court Official the Justice
says they would never forget the lesson.
The nogging should BE- done In private.
however. 80 as not 20 destroy the re-
cipicnrs self-respecL
Jail or prison ne in modern institu,-
Ions and under modern conditions. the
Justice says has become almost attrac-
tive to the confirmed offender. Ia the jail
IL ls often che case that the prisoner gets
better food. lodging and clothing aud
pleasauter occupation than he is accus-
toned 60 outside. The thought Of che jail.
Therefore Is NJ deterrent % crime. But ~
the offender knew Of a certainty thas hia
back would DO striped with the lash. he
would hesitate before breaking the law.
There IT, also the element Of cost 90 the
law-abidiug Taxpayer 20 b. taken into
consideration. and fogging is the cheap
est method Of adequate punishment shat
has yet been devised.
The idea OF corporal punishment is re-
pulsive 10 moet persons who have given
the matter any thought. nevertheless
when 80 eminent an authority az jus
tlce OF a supreme court gives his approval
10 the method "a is time for the inquiry.
"Has society not gone too fnr IN It's hui
manltarian regard for the criminal2'
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-19

II t g. within the power Of the CITY
Council 20 DE- 60. it would confer q great
favor upon househollers by dcyisiug some
means for preventing peddlars. begrars
and hueksters from ringing door bells
the iunerart nuisanccs have become al
most uu5aarablo set It s. about impos-
si1le Tor ,he lalics Of the households 20
guard against them. II lt We're the'caso
that the men were always at home 70
would not b. 20 BAD but when tho men
20 on 10 business l1 tne mornings the
women are lefi 40 home 20 De summoned
90 thc front door many times during the
course OF tho dny by some impertln4nt
peddlar. agent or ieggar. II seems that
the police ought 10 ho able to anorl some
relief in the matter. but as thoy 90 not
% D. presumably because they havc not
authority n that h really ths reason.
council ought to giye b. 10 them lmDa-
oiately.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-19
The Colonial Dame.

From the Smart Set.
such llenage and such a name
Were worthy OF a better fame
This noble dame OF high degree
Does naught but quote her pedigree.
II Is so long. OF Uich rcnown
II took a year 20 write 81 down.
Her ancestors gained Oh their scars
From wounds received IN Eugland's wars
Her rrandsirc was among the host
The MaynoW4r brought 10 this fair coast
SVEN tell you. wth the greatest pains
What blue blood courses through her
veins.
It's source dates hack 80 long ago
She scarce recalls the time. YOU knov,
She holds 50 high her lofty heod
She scorus the ground with haurb,,
tread.
In fact. her blood Is all 80 blue
She Is most ldnd 60 speak to YOU.
Adcine Mayo Hobart.