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Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1901-07-06
L'HOPITAL DES SENS.

L'interessant rapport annuel-le
onzieme-de l'Hopital des Yeux, des
Oreilles, du Nez ct de Ia Gorge nous
est parvenu cette semaine, ct CONNIE
chaque aimee il expose les coura-
geux efforts fats pour soulager les
pauvrss atteints de maladies des or
games don't l'institution porte les
noms. Fonde en- 1889, sans capital,
rHopital q dependu enforcement des
donations qui lui ont etc faites par
des personnes enclines . 10 charite
ct comprerant Importance dune
semblable institution, reservee ex-
clusivement au traitement des pau
vres. L'aide necessaire 4 son en-
tretien lui est venue jusqu'ici des
citoyens de Ia vile ct les paroisses
y ont tres peu contribue, bien qu'el-
les aient envoye un grand nombre
de malades l'Hopital. Ainsi, de-
puis son organisation 56.235 pau
vres y ont reeu des soins, don't H.
298 des paroisses.
Cest en- vain que jusqu'ici Ia di-
rection de lHopital cherche 4 in
teresser les paroisses dams la bonnie
muvre qu'elle conduit Ses appels
aux jurys de police ont etc sans re-
ponse. II serait pourtant 81 juste
que chaque paroisse contribuat au
maintien dune institution si utile
ct don't toutes les parties de retat
benefcient.
II serait vraiment regrettable que,
faute du soutien necessaire, Ia di-
rection de rHopital SO Wit forcee de
refuser ses soins aux malades des
paroiases pour ne Les donner qua
ceux dc la vile, don't les citoyens
fournissent presque seuls l'srgent
qui maintient pinstitution. Ses
frais sont pourtant limites au plus
bas, Les officers ct les medecins ne
tant pas meme remuneres pour leurs
services.
Comms les pauvres de ST. JEAN
Baptiste ont deja beaucoup profile
des avantages qu'offre l,Hopital ct
qu'ils continent ! en- pro6ter. ne
serait-il pas iuste que notre jury de
police donne le bon exemple en- vo-
tant m secours ! Il noble institu-
ton?
P. s. Nous voyons avec plaisir
que le jury de police de 10 paroisse
Avoyelles Went d'approprier 500
pour rHopital. C'est un bon COM
mencement.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1901-07-06

La temperature s'est legerement
modifee cette semaine. De fre-
quents orages l'ont adoucie un peu
ct Ton respire plus aisement. La
pluie tombe souvent. mails en- petite
quantite. ct 60 distribution est tres
partiale si en- csrtaines localities
ellie . trempe ie sol. en d'autres ellie
nisn qu'humecte Il surface.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1901-07-06

Un delegue farceur propose Ia con-
vention constitutionnelle de PAlabama
de defendre d tout Journalistic d'accepter
une passe de chemin de fer on de se
laisser transporter gratuitement sur an-
cune des lignes qui traversent letat.
II faudrait vraiment qu'un editeur ait
trop de force dame pour rssister a Ia
tentation de voyager pour rien quand sa
bourse est vide. An cas- on un editeur
accepterait une passe ct sen servirait, il
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1901-07-06
Une Plantation Sucriare 4
Hawaii.

La plantation sucriere ID plus
productive du monde se trouve sur
Tile Hawaii, ! trente miles de Ho-
nolulu. Ellie sc compose de neuf
mile acres de terre don't six mile
sont plant6s en- cannes 4 sucre.
Alors qua ffle de Cube ct dams le
nord de rAfrique on obtisnt trois
tonnes de sucre ! lacre, ct qu'en
Louisiana on se contente dune tom
ne ct demie, 10 moyenne obtenue
snr la plantation Eva de Hawaii est
de onze tonnes l'acre. Recemment,
trente-cinq acres ont etc exploites
ct le resultat phenomenal de qna-
torze tonnes ct neuf dixiemes par
acre . etc obtenn. On attribute ce
fort rendement an haut degre de
culture. ! Ia perfection du climat
ct ! l'abondance d'excellente eau
qui sert i Irrigation. Car il pleut
tres pen ! Hawaii, jamais plus de
26 pouces par an, ct il faut avoir
recours . Irrigation al moyen de
puits artisiens ct de pompes.
Mais le climat est incompatible,
l'hiver est superbe, l'ete settlement
est un peu rude. Aucune plante
ne refuse de pousser sous ce climat
ideal. avec ses NUTS chargees de
rosee ct son soleil luisant chaque
jour. Dormant la vigueur aux PLAN
tes sans surchauffer ratmosphere.
Jamais dc froid, dc sorte que Ia
canne mdrit sans danger ct atteint
le point de 10 perfection apres une
croissance de dix-huit mois. Les
tges ont alors dix pieds de haut ct
deux pouces ct demi de diamstre.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1901-07-06

Le Docteur Charles Mermllliod. Jr,
Sc rend chez M. E. Leger, rive droite,
t0us les dimanches. Les personneo
Qui desirent le consulter, rive gauche,
peuvent le voir chez Mime Gratien
Thibodaux. entre'2 ct 8 heures, chaque
dimanche apres-midi.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1901-07-06

Cetait jeudi dernier que le jury
de police devait sieger, mais CONNIE
ce jour etait celui de 10 grande fete
rationale la reunion etc remise an
lendemain, jour on le jury devsit
reviser lee assessments. Cest pour
quoi les procedures de Ia seance ne
6gurent pas dams ce numero.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1901-07-06

cabane ct onze des personnes furent
tuees. L'une d'elles, dependant, n'eut
d'autre NAL que d'etre convert par les
cadavres de ses compagnons; il ne put
s'extriquer de cette position ct il etait
presque suffoque quand des secours lui
sont venus.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1901-07-06

Je suis en- &c moment
De1attSfe. chez Nine Celestin Wick
nair ct j'y resterai PEN
dant quelque temps Les personnes qui ont
besoin de mes services sont prices de men
informer. Je me rendrai sur chaque rive
DIR. ]. B. DAVIS. Dentiste.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1901-07-06

A psrtir de lundi proclaim. le
steamer Mabel ConseaMr reprendra
ses voyages tri-hebdomadaires, lais-
SAINT ls vile le lundi, le mercredi ct
le vendredi ct % rendant jusqu'a
New Hope. LIE bateau sera sous le
controle de 10 Compagnie Comeaux-
Leblanc.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1901-07-06

Comme tous les officers publics qui
tiennent 4 s'acquitter consciencieuse-
ment de leurs devoirs, le commissaire
des pensions 81. Clay Evans est perse-
cute par ceux qui souffrent de son hon.
natete. En- voulant proteger le tresor
national contre la piraterie des avocats
ct des agents de pensions, il s'est attire
leur haine ct lis 90 sont coalises pour le
rendre impopulaire ct le faire destituer
on tout an moins empscher quill soft re-
nomme pour un nouveau terme. II a
6tA facile de faire croire aux anciens SOL
dats quill etait leur ennemi ct de leur
faire signer de nombreuses petitions de-
mandant son remplacement. Des per-
sonnages inAuents ont ets enr6l6s dams
la campagne enterprise contre lui, no.
tamment le general Daniel E. Sickles,
qui accepts le role d'exscuteur. II s'y
est 81 NAL pris que le president McKin
ley, qui 90 disposait 4 donner un autre
poste 4 N. Evans, declare quill le main
tiendrait 4 Ia tete du bureau des PEN
sions. C'est nm acte de courage qu'on
n'attendait pas de lui ct qui lui fait hon
neur. II ma, du reste, plus rien a GRAIN
DIRE des politicians ct il lui est facile
d'etre independant dams ses actes.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1901-07-06

II fait excessivement chaud an Nord
cette semaine ct de tous c6tss, des rives
de PAtlantique jusqu'aux PLANES desss-
chees du Kansas occidental, gems ct
bates ont considsrablement souffert de
rextrame elevation de la temperature.
LIE thermomatre depasse 100 degrees
dams plusieurs villes: Philadelphia, Bal
timore, St. Louis, Kansas City, Chicago.
Dams certains QUARTERS de cette derniare
vile, il marquait dams Ia rue de 104 LOG
degrees. La journse do lendemain ets
plus chaude encore; 4 Washington, le
bureau du temps a conssats une tempe
rature de 102 degrees ct a Baltimore de
103. C'est surtout dams un .ayon de
deux cents miles autour de Kansas City
que Ia chaleur 6te intense, s'elevant de
SO 108 degrees, scion les localities: 100
degrees 4 Joplin ct 1 Atkinson /; 10l 1
Kansas City; 102 a Lawrence; 1O4 4
Fort Scott ct Sedalia 105 Hutchin-
son 108 Leavenworth Et l'on trouve
lei quill fait chaud a 90 degrees! A New
York, Ia temperature ne s'est pas elevee
au-dessus de SO degrees; dependant les
cas- dinsolation y ont etc proportionnel-
lement plus nombreux qu'ailleurs ct Ia
plus grande partie des victimes ont sue
comb6 de vendredi matin mercredi
soir, on y a compt6 517 deces DDS 4 Ia
chaleur. II a plu On differences parties
de Ia region torride, ce qui procure On
grand soulagement.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1901-07-06
Entered at the Postofice at Reserve, La.
as second class mail matter.
Journal Officiel
DE LA PAROISSE ST. JEAN-BAPTISTE
EFT DU BUREAU DES ECOLES.
CHAs. LAssEIGNE. REDAcrEun.
ABONNEMENT:

ABONNEMENT:
Tn An, $500. Six Mois, $i.oO.
Une remise de IS pour cent est faite aux
abonnes qui patent d'avance on dams lie pre-
mier mois de l'abonnement. Apres ce temps
il nest plus fait de remise.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1901-07-06
"A Y IS.

NINE ADAM JACOB annonce an
public qu'elle se charge du degraissage
de toutes sortes d'etoffes ct de vete-
ments. Ses prix sont moderes. Resi-
dence, rive gauche, a un mile ct demf
au-dessous de pEglise st. Pierre.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1901-07-06

On annonce de st. Joseph, No., 4 Ia
date du 8, que pexces do chaleur cause
une epidemic de chiens enragss dams le
comts de Brown, Kan, ct que beaucoup
Dc personnes ct d'animaux ont ete NOR
dus par les ehiens hydrophobes qui cir
culent On tous sens. Une petite file est
deja morte des suites dune morsure.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1901-07-06

Lundi dernier, treize personnes, deux
hommes ct de ieunes garcons, pachaient
dams le lac devant Ia willie de Chicago
quand survint nm orage de foudre qui les
6t abandonner leurs lignes pour cher
cher nm abri LIE senl qui s'offrait 6tait
une touts petite cabans entour6e de
feuilles de zinc, ct la-dedans lis s'entas-
serent stroitemsnt. La foudre frappa Ia
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1901-07-06
DE PART EFT D'AUTRE.

II faut plus de temps pour couronner
IN roi qu'une rosiere, parait il, car CO ne
sera qu'en juin proclaim que le sera
Edouard VII, ainsi que Ia nouvelle sts
of6ciellement promulgu6e samsdi matin
conform6ment 4 pantique usage.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1901-07-06
D6cas.

Mercredi le 8 Juliet est decedee,
sur 10 rive gauche, Nine Jacques
Vicknair.
LIE meme jour, aussi sur la rive
gauche, est decedee Nine Georges
Jacob, agee de vingt-cinq ans.
LIE Ter Juliet, est decede en- la
paroisse st. Jacques un enfant de
N. Joseph Waguespack d lage de
quatre ans.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1901-07-06
JEAN BERNADAC,
Chirurgien- -Y6t6rinaire,

Sc tient en- tout temps Ia dispose
tion des personnes qui auraient be-
soin de ses services. II prend des.
animaux en- soin domicile. Sa Tongue ex-
perience est une garantie pour ses clients.
NJ. Bernadac Sc charge de fournir, sur com.
mande, des chevaux tells que le desirent les
acheteurs. II touiours des chevsux chez
lui, ct vend ct kchange Ia commission. IL
fera touiours son possible pour satisfaire ses
clients.
Residence. Lutcher, paroisse st. Jacques.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1901-07-06

Mercredi dernier, un Italien a
etc tue par la foudre sur la rive
droite.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1901-07-06

Rarement on volt nm negre sc suici-
der, surtout quand Ia cause du fait est
la chaleur. Samuel Turner, medecin
negre 4 Louisville, SO plaignait beaucoup
de Ia chaleur ct disait a tout propos quill
allait dsmenager dams un monde plus
frais. Samedi matin, on pa trouv6 PEN
du la tote du plus haut arbre dams un
des parcs de Ia vile. On cru d'abord
4 I'M lynch, tant c'6tait naturel, mais
bien vite on s'est convaincu que ce me-
TAFT qu'un suicide. Turner await voulu
jour- du frais pour mourir ct s'6tait PEN
du une hauteur de cinquante pieds.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1901-07-06

LIE paps, vieux ct bris6, ne % porte
pas bien, il est tres fable; mais il NY a
aucune cause d'aiarme dams Ga condi-
ton, son activits intellectuelle est in
tacte ct il ne lui faut que du repos PEN
dant Ia p6riode chaude. II ne s'occupe
plus des affaires d'6tat ct laisse ce soin
an cardinal Rampolla, tandis quill s'amu-
SO dieter un nouveau poeme latin ct
songe 4 c6lsbrer son jubils ponti6cal Fan
proclaim.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-01-18
A POINT ABOUT TRUSTS.

the
Mr.
candidate
would they reduce the condition
products
better than
increasing prices
reduce the OF production
inevitably
At
American because will
world Ana this fear s about tho best
supporters who talked SO shby OF the octopus" few
~"
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-01-18
R+T r. NWASHIRGToNS BREAKFAST.

! must have walked the streets tof
Richmond) till after midnight writes
Booker T. Washington in the outlook. At
last l became so exhausted that l could
walk no longer. was tired. I was hum
gry | was everything but discouraged.
Just about the time when ] reached ex-
treme physical exhaustion came upon
portion of street where the board side
walk was considerably elevated. waited
for a few minutes till ! WAS sure that no
passerby could see me and then crept un-
der the sidewalk and lay for the night up
on the ground. with my satchel OF cloth
ing for pillow. Nearly all night could
hear the tramp OF feet over my head.
The next morning ! found myself some
what refreshed. but / was extremely
hungry. because IL had been n long time
since / had sufficient food. AS soon az
IL became light enough for me TO see my
surroundings I noticed was near large
ship and That this ship seemed TO he up-
loading n cargo of pig iron. I went. at
once 10 the vessel and asked the captain
TO permit me TO help unload the vessel i'm
order TO get money for food. The captain,
a white man. who seemed TO be kind
hearted, consented. | worked long enough
10 earn money for my breakfast. and IL
seems 10 me, as I remember II now, to
have been about the best breakfast that
have ever eaten.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-01-18
DIED..

ARMINGTON-Tn seekonk, Mass. 10th
inst, Mary IT,, widow OF Alpheus w.
Arlington, aged Is years months and
IS days.
BAGLEY-Tn this city, 18th inst. Elean-
or wife of Thomas Bagley, aged 20
years, month and 3 days
BROwNEI.Is-ln this city. nth inst, Mil
dred Freida daughter of Lewis T.. and
Frelda Brownell. aged 7 months and ls
days.
CORCORAN--Tn this city. 18th inst. at
her late residence, No. 1S7 Codding
--street,5Iarrr corcoran.
DONNELLY-In this city. 10th inst at
his parents residence 52 Greeley street,
Thomas s., son Of Thomas and Annie
Donnoly. aged months and II days,
FIsH-In this city. st the Rhode Island
Hospital. 10th inst. Deputy Sheriff
James V Fish of Washington, II. L..
aged II years.
HENDERSON--In this city 18th inst,
George w. son OF George NJ and So
phia Henderson, aged 80 years.
HUNT--In this city. 18th inst, David II.
Hunt.
I.ATRAVERSE--In this city. 18th inst,
Lucy. wife OF John u. Latraverse aged
56 years.
MAX KEP1GACE--In this city. 10th inst.
Mary NJ. Makepeacc. widow Of Sylves-
ter ID. Makepcacc. aged so years.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-01-18
A REASONABLE REQUEST.

At yesterdays meeting Of the Board of Aldermen petition from
the New York New Haven Hartford railroad
asking permission operate its India by cleo
report
only corporation Immediately concerned but by large
persons regular occasional passengers the
Bristol and Fall River branch of the Consolidated road
The privilege asked unreasonable On the contrary it
is that should be granted by the City Council but there
ensve exclusive franchise granted the Union railroad
claimed that corporation right employ electricity
power within city limits That
by electricity public thooughae
long Union company's franchise
Union railroad does in fact enjoy this exclusive right would
asked by the Consolidated road
And yet the Consolidated has council
right operate doing by the
poymen Of locomotives The Union company
occasion through given up
exclusively freight traffic Why then should there
power this short stretch of track The travelling public will gain
by quicker transportation the people doing along
living vicinity will be relieved annoying
ringing bells we'll the from
that the locomotive invariably leaves in its wake.
point view proposed change would
c ja objects granting free transfers its patrons
permit erection of need
less transfer station.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-01-18
HOW TO TEACH

The general meeting of the Teachers
Association. which was held I'm Topeka
Kan listened TO a paper -hN -MrS II Iclnr-
snce rdi Horton t6 w Of Wichta on Training
mary grades. The Topeka State Journal
quotes as follows:
showing knowledge. The child Is most
easily taught whole sentences, IL Is more
difficult TO teach single words and syl-
tables and for that reason children should
possible.
"It is more difficult feat to teach
10 walk. There are only 500 muscles In
his makeup and IL is much more peril
snn,n 1as feat psraons soco yocabnlary should
aFe persons vocabulary only includes
about 300 words. The average high school
student has better vocabulary than the
RI. e. Mallory of Hutchinson. followed
with paper on the training in the grain
''lf a cure for ali the evils OF gram
mar school Is sought sovereign remedy
In found In good teacher.
secured or that which IS desired may
never be accomplished,
Each child should be taught a thing
until he has it thoroughly mastered. The
teacher over n school should set an ex-
ample for good in language and demean-
or Tor the scholars unconsciously pattern
THE teacher should not rldiculs or be
sarcastic. Correct errors in a way which
will not cause n sting. ["
Mr.. Mallory showed that the high school
education did not qualify the graduates
10 enter some lines OF work and asked,
What is wrong with our methods?
'If pupil shows originality encourage
IL. correct their errors, but do not climi-
nate anything that shows originality. Lx-
anime papers carefully and not perfume
torily. You are paid 60 work and YOU
should work IL you don't like the work
Miss Grace NJ. Easter. of Arkansas
City, said:
Facility In words and expression is
needed I'm school work. The greatest ben.
eft OF a boy or girl in school work Is the
benefit OF power OF thought and the abil-
ity 10 express the thoughts In a cogent
manner
Pupils continually Illustrate their need
of words. They are using few hundred
words where they should use several
thousand
''The topic method I'm school work Is the
best. for when a topic is introduced the
scholar is instantly on the alert and is
ready TO answer on the spur OF the mo-
ment.
Interest and enthusiasm Is aroused Nv
setting apart few minutes each daY for
telling news. IT should be succinctly
told and each member of the class should
be required To take part in these cxer-
ciscs"
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-01-18

=
with Keith's audiences this week, ana his
Interesting. 20 minute traveioguc on ''pco-
pie at paiis" rs one of the piost interest
ing features OF the BILL a
''rhe Man from Montana the new
black-face comedy creation in which Nc
lptyrc anu Heath will be seen next week
az keith's, IL said TO be one OF the most
hrroariously funny things ever given I'm
vaudeville. IL has been supposed by
many, that these greatest OF Ethiopian
comedisns could never find another
aketch epunl 20 their "Ceorgia Min
strelsi' but. II is NOW admitted that they
nave more than done so. for the new skit
is pronounced the best they have ever
offered. Its theme is simply an "over-
RIPE tomato, but out OF this " IL said
tiat they extract nm amount OF laugh
provoking material that II simply aston
isling.
Pawtucket 10 following tho example of
number OF large elites In regards To
stock company. The Pawtucket opera
house, heretofore conducted as a com
bination house will from the 2Sth OF
January be known as u stock company
theatre. Manager WHITE has for the
past season been contemplating this
move and finally has succeeded In secur-
ing what II said TO be ono Of the best
stock companies in New England. head
cd bs the well-known leading lady. Mar
garet Dibden Pitt. 'r',.-
Miss Pitt Is the daughter or Henry Pitt
for many years stage manager ~ the
Boston Museum, and very well known 10
the theatre ruipg public uf New Eng
land. Miss Pltt has Just closed an I'm
poftant enlightenment with Mr.. James
ilerne in Sag Harbor TO accept the pres
ent engagement. She win he ably sup
ported by Mr.. Edward Emery. who has
been Leading man AT the Castle spuare
theatre. Boston. the American theatre in
New York city and Hopkins thea trc.
Chicago. The policy of the house VIII be
N change Of bill twice y week. with high
class vaudeville between the acts.
lt has been decided 10 make this COM
pany feature so as TO retain the thea
tre-golng people I'm their own city and to.
patronze the local house. There will be
nothing left undone 90 make this a first
class company. The other people that
have been engaged are all well known.
and the vaudeville part OF the perform
snco will be of high order The prices
during the remainder OF the season have
been placed from 10 cents TO Is cents.
which surely Is small enough to witness
a good performance and to spend pleas
ant evening.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-01-18
CLOSE MCUTHED WAS HUNTINGTON.

Coils u. Huntington was an accessible
man I'm his office during business hours
but like Mr.. Sage. he was intolcrant Of
visitors who wasted his time. SAYS the
Pittsburg Post. Ills opinion was fire.;
whenever he Thought IL was prupcr he
would talk for publication rapidly and TO
the point. When he had finished his
statement. the most adroit Cross-eNa min
alton by the Interviewer could add moth
ing 10 IL. When the big bull movement
I'm stocks was NJ It's height u little moro
specuated Ia stocks told broker that he
thought that the latter would give him
inside information about one of his COM
panies I'm which he was Interested
"lf you can get this Information said
the broker. "it will be worth thousands
ington's reputation go well that I do not
believe he will say anything TO ancCt the
market price OF stocks
The man was confident. however. and
when Mr.. Huntington received him In "a
friendly manner. he began TO figure his
profits.
II have come 20 ask about such-and-
such a stock" he said. +" and will be
much obliged 60 you for n pointer ON II -
Mir. Huntington was amused ~ this re-
quest. but he did not show &C.
You may have my opinion ~ IT," said
Mr.. luntlngton. "but YOU must consider
certainly" said the occasional spec
We'll. then. 7 must tell you that 7
would not buy u at 25 nor would I cell u
az 90 Good afternoon
his brokers' officc. reps ting Mr.. Hunt
ington's words all the way. that he dis
covered the lack ~ noint In Mr.. Hunting
tons confidential pointer
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-01-18
RANDOM PlCKINGS

Someone has taken the trouble 10 asccr-
tain thnt among every seventy births
there is q pair OF twins.
sevcntv-nve dollars was paid recently
for "A Christmas card etched by whistler.
with verse Ia the artists handwriting
1t rs claimed Ia a physician OF Italy
thaf The fumes OF petroleum Will cure
whooping cough. lie saws the remedy IL
not pleasant. bat eiiicaoious.
The first menu card was In the form OF
a blackboard on which the order Of the
courses was chalked up. ~ was used by
Duke Henry OF Brunswick In 100
n is commonly believed among the
pea santrv I'm the Tral mountains that for
n wolf 10 see n man before the man sees
the wolf A. uu omen that he viii be
"struck dumb and 80 remain as long as
the wolf lives.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-01-18

The bill introduced by Senator Horton
OF woonsocket in the state senate yes
tcrday providing for the appointment Of
a bank commissioner'vnd the regulation
of banking IL a measure that Is worthy
OF most careful consideration by the gen
erai assembly. Senator Horton is one OF
The best business men in tho northern
part OF the state. lie Is familiar with
banking interests and Is man Who eau
take broad and careful view OF every
matter 10 which he gives his attention.