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The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1901-05-30

Some people get huffy when
asked to pay their subscription.
We wonder how they would like
to deliver their butter, eggs, corn
or other products of their labor
to some merchant for year or
two, or possibly three or four
years, and then have the mer-
chant get hot at them when they
ask for their pay? Yet there
seems to be many people of that
kind and they are not all farmers,
either.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1901-05-30

Whata woman says goes-when
she talks into a telephone trans
mitter
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1901-05-30

The snGwballs are changing
from green to white. They will
be abundant and beautiful for
Memorial Day.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1901-05-30

The summer girl and the sea
serpent win arrive on schedule
time.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1901-05-30
SOUTHERN PENN'A r. K. TRAINS.

Connection for all stations on Cumberland
Valley Railroad and Pennsylvania RAILROAD
system.
H. A. RIDDLE ]. II. BOYD,
Genl Pass Agent. Supt.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1901-05-30
CUMBERLAND VALLEY

Additional east-bound local trains will run
daily, except Sunday, follows Leave
m 7.O5 a. M, l2.40 p. m, $50 p m, si5 p. m.:
leave Mechanicsburg 6.i3 a. M 7.30 a. M, sig
a. M LOB p. m, 2.30 p m, 352 p m, $50 p. M,
S.37 p m
Trains Nos and 10 run daily between Ha-
gerstown and Harrisburg and No fifteen
minutes late on Sundays These trains will
stop at intermediate stations on Sundays.
Daily.
7 Daily except Sunday.
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POTOMAC RIVER BOATS.

Z q RANDALL POTOMAC RIVER LINE 60.
DAILY STEAMERS FOR RIVER LANDINGN
STEAMER HARRY RANDALL-sunday Tuesday
AID Ihur.day at I'm. for intermediate landings 70
Colonial Beach, Curriomeu and Nomini.
STEAMER WAKEFIELD-Monday and SATURDAY.
ct an for intermediate landings to Colonial
wsdnesday at am. for above landings and
Lower 1achodoc. Stones. Howard's and Oobrum'a
UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTR.
WASHINGTON. ID. O., TO GLYAONT, Nd,
and intermediate landings.
1he new steamer ESTEILE RANDALL dailS,
except SUNDAY. $50 s.m. Returning about Pm
Passenger Recommendations drstehss. yrsasAs
received until the hour Of sailing
T. 9. RANDALL. Manager. phone 17es. GEO.
Q. CARPLNTER. General Agent, waahingtoa
phone t58a WIN. y. RRARDoN. Agent. Aisxaa-
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FOR RENT
1IO4 P.lOr. b. eel. mi. $50 50
eli 10Th. Tor, %, mi. IS. 80
2313 Pa av. Tor. b,
eel. mi. mi.-.........so.50 80
174S Oregon sv. ilr,
b, mi --.-.-&.OO DO
800 2fst. 12r. b. MI 40. SO
1892 T. iIr,b.cel. mi. ~. 30
1D7 3lst. l0r, ba,
Gel. mi mi---.---3s-l 10
ISIS @. Sr. b,cel. mi IS. 80
f12O 18th. Or. eel 81 80
1902 26th. Or. b, eel. mi30. 80
2slS y. 9r. b. mi. 81. 80
ELL 23d. Sr. b. mi. 80 50
2421 Pa av, or. b, mi 30. 50
300 14th, 9r. b. so
21Is G.. lar. b. mi. 80. 50
s32 23d .Sr, b, mi. 80. so
BLksmith shop. alley,
1sk19.L&M, lg- lot 30 20
D+O !. Sr. b, mi. De. 30
72O 2lst. Sr. b. eel, mi. =. 81
1918 NJ. Or, b, eel. ,.25, 50
l128 18th. Or. b, mi. - so
2021 L, Or. stO, w,g. Is. 50
1920 Pierce, Or, b.
eel. mi. .1. 80
loot s, Gr. b. mi. :, %. 30
235 Pa av, 6r, b.
eel. mi. mi............2.5 50
2423 h. ST. b, ", g.2.50
11<e E. 9r. b. mi ~ 16
924 22d. Ir. ", &. 20 80
PAPA X. Or, b. mi. DO 80
GIT 2Dth. Or. w....-190
2g1s L. 6r, b. mi. is. 80
p1f47 L, Or. b. W, SIS. 80
lf44 21st. -r. w....Is.00
226 L, 6r. b, mi. ..l7.5O
e22 22d. 7r. W. g...I7.5O
AIS Elm, Or. b. mi. 10. 80
717I 10Th. Sr.w.g. lie. SO
ll54-iI5s l5th,5r,v.l5.N
III Goth. 7r, w....-15-0
5Oo 2Uth. Or, w..-.-i5 so
tplg-tf EATT~r A
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FOR RENT
2 baths. br. ami Each. ;7o 90
Oil St NV. llr. bath mi, stable S65 IS
el6 St NV, 11r.. bath. ami. S55. IS
e1I ST. NV. IIr., bath m.i., stable $50. 90
1902 Pa NV. Ar, store. ............. $33 SO
1919 18th st. NV, store. per mo. $40. 90
1903 4fh st NV. 9r.. bath, ami. s20 90
81 NV. 8 rooms. ami. ...........S3 $50. 90
4u4 Sth ST. s.e rooms, stora. SIG. 10
LOUIS d. WINE & CO.. 1904 r st. NV.
IN
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IL -St uSSeI 5 CT, or, WIZ. ~
FURNISHED.
ISIS 18th. lar. .2b. $50. 90
FLATS
1871 20th, 6r, b, mi $40. 90
1901 Pa ay.5r, b, mi .35. so
2422 Pa av, ir. b. I'd d. 35. 90
0I4 23d. Ar. b. mi. 80. 90
SG9 21st, Arab, mi. $500
ROOMS.
l10S-10 z, 2 large
wareroous. $50. 90
~ lTth, 4r,b,w,g. 20. 30
$50 Doth, Ar, b, mi. 1850
2u04 I, Ar, w.......15.3 30
is2-4s5 La av, Office
rooms- -.----$10 & $500
1871 10th Office. heat Is. %
STORES
1909 Pa av. Ar. sto,
lss7-5s s2d. ige rn. as. %
2D l4th, h,1r,sta, ,w,g.25. 90
722 11th. 1r, W. g. -G. so
1So9 N, sto&2r. 20. 90
1855 /, sto. eel. ....-15. so
1918 M, 1r, eel. W. 1900
1896 1Ith. shop. 49, 1000
STABLES.
1912 g, zs,ch, ,l,w,g. 1900
18th, 10th. L n, los
and side lot. Us. 90
900 1st. IS, L.yd,w 1880
SD eth, Is, wr.i.w. 1000
Tl6 l9th,rr. .Ss. -r.I.wl0.0 90
1s29-3l L, Or. Woo
WILCOX. 1907 Pa. ave.
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.
UNFURNIsHED.

FOR RENT-s-ROOM HOUSE, WITH BEAUTI
full lawn and shade trees around 1t; owner leav-
ing city. 5p4 sth st. me- je21-3
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COUNTRY PROPERTY.

BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY PLACE FOR SALE
Consisting of 5S5 acres, in the Piedmont region
Of Virginia. two hours run from Washington and
Richmond; altitude. eco it.. in a mild. delight
full, healthful climate. where malaria and mos
Quitoes are unknown; mansion is surrounded by
nne trees, and has hot and cold water and COM
plete sewage system; cool iB summer and pleas
ant In winter; farm adjoins corporate limits Of
Orange. a prosperous county seat accessible by
ern and Orange and Ffederdcksburg; soil excel
lent, with water in every field about 200 acres
in woodland; admirably adapted for use as a
stock farm. OF, owing to its great natural beauty
and capabilities, would make ideal country
home for gentleman's family. Price, $27sOOO
FOR RENT-WIIL EXCHANGE FOR FURNISH
ed house in city for summer months or longer, a
nicely furnished Groom house near Warrenton
trains daily; nice lawn, porches, fruit. good
East Capitol St 1t
WANTED-ABoUT 1000 ACRES OF CHEAP
land near Washington state fully character of
land and buildings; will pay cash. Address
q. f. T., Star oficA 1e2O-3t
FOR SALE-AN ATTRACTIVE FARM OF Ga
acres, situate on line Of Rockville electric cars
and within three minutes walk Of Halpine Sta.
tion, on line Met Branch b. and o. r. r. Good
chance for Investment AT LESS THAN HALF
PRICE OF adjoining lands. Easy terms.
je2O-t til. SGT"
FOR RENT-FOR sUMMER-FURNIsHED cor
wood for open fires: grounds cared for; high, fne
view; shade; near Orange Grove station, B. q o,
Address RICHARD c. NORRIS, leicester Nd.
my2o-s. .tu&th-18tx
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FOR RENI-BY GEO. W. LINKINS, 500 18TH ST.
1sl2-14 .2or- $3.50 6l3 22d, ST, Is 30
1903 NV, 19r. 2b 5000 II25 23d. 5rSstore IS %
lol llth pe, Iir, 2b, 2232 Clev'rd av, Or wis. 80
stable $500 2420 y, Sr, Wa l2.O
2201 l.. Gr. bsestore. 1000 229 I'D NV. 5r To- 80
Flat, furnished. 1918 27O3 Va av, Ar. wa 80
Pa Av. IT.. -35 no 1929 18th Sc, Or, was. 30
JIG I'D NV. Sr&b. .25 80 237 22d NV, 4r, 8 80
2l4T L NV 81, b.cei Is sol Minn nv, 90
Flat,oO3 II ne, 1rSb. -. 50
STOKES
1913 Pa av NV, hne large 1915 Pa sto SO. 90
new sore cellar. Of 220l NV opp mkt 70. 90
Ter wanted. tl125 I'D. st&dwi- -15. 90
te2l II
FOR RENT 355s 18TH ST. Nw-......... .s45 80
Key office.
Sl9 Sd St 27.5U
P. J. WALSHE-
je2f-et 624 + St
FOR RE2NT-ON COLUMBIA HEIGHTS, \ MAG
nincent house. choicest location; II rosDas; z
fine hath rooms: HOT WATER HEAT; front
and back srairways; rooms deep; to select
tenant. $50; worth $50 STONE & FAIRFAX,
tel9-5t 500 & sos st.
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

FOR SALE-sEE OUR SPECIAL "AD." OF
houses on 1st page supplement- this issue.
1t MOORE & HILL, III 18th st. NV.
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.
FOR sALE-MUsT BE SOLD.

FOR SAIE-MUST BE SOLD.
REDUCED TO "a, 500.
great saeridce, On account of the owner hav-
ing started another large building enterprise. he
VIII dispose of the remaining houses s st. n
near LIST St NV at a loss Of several hundred dol
lars.
ONLY TWO c0 LEFT.
12o AND 12S S ST
The Lowest priced 81 srr9op % @ houses eyer offered
nish tenants at s32. so a month.
large and tiled baths; porcelain tubs;
nickel plumbing; exceptionally large, light din
Ing rooms-muck larger than most houses: beau
tiful mantsls and chandelisrs; complete in every
BRICK; VERY HANDSOME. THE HOUSES
ARE EACH ABOUT ONE FOOT WIDER THAN
1t STONE & FAIRFAX, BOG & sos F st. NV.
FOR sAIE-A BEAUTIFUL NEW HOUSE, JUST
at an extremely low price. much below value
$500; beautiful font Of best quality Of red
RASGEMExT; TT PARLoR. RECEPTIoN 1r1ti HALL,
DINING ROOM; pantry and kitchen on 1st floor;
1t STONE & FAIRFAX. SOC & sos F st. NV.
FOR sALE-HERE's A BARGAIN FOR YOU:
Choicest location west Of l4th. very near Scott
0f''e- ~ onered NE sPiap at $500 81 ei LIZ h' E.
Could not be duplicated under s12, 900; T.
wide alley. owner says $4,000 can be borrowed
IT IT sToaE fs Sef TRFA sent Sai sS ss Snfs SOS
The handsomest largest and best-located new
house ever offered tor $500; situated on Co
DESCRIPTION:
4 stories and cellar; handsome front of Roman
brick and stone trimmings; stone porch and
steps; parlor. reception hail. dining room. pantry
and kitchen on hrst floor; second, 3 bed rooms.
bath; fourth, bed rooms cellar under entire
house; laundry and servants bath; $500 50. It
IN lot; trust of $1,000 at per cent can re-
1t STONE 4 FAIRFAX. 500 sos St NV.
FOR sALE-HERE's YOUR MONEYS WORTH.
We doubt If there has ever been such fine prop
erty offered for 81 800 1t is better than when
first built: the entire house has recently been
beautifully papered and painted; new porcelain
No. 81 '.N'' ST NV
An attractive 2-stery, s-room brick; rooms
deep on each foor dry cellar; furnace heat; cabi-
net mantels; open freplaces; laundry tubs; eI-
size Isx15i to soft alley; most desirable and
convenient location: near car lines; highest To-
1t STONE & FAIRFAX, sOe & sOs ST NV.
FOR sALE-ON THE HEIGHTS. WEST OF 14TH
ST., a l0-room brick dwelling; large reception
hall lot lSx1o0; alley; beautiful situation: On
account Of owner leaving city win take S66OO;
1t STONE & FAIRFAX so6 & sos st. NV.
FOR sALE-PRICE. 81 s5o-VERY CHEAP AT
dwelling with cellar; rents for $50; on st.
1t STONE FAIRFAX, SO6 & sos F st. NV.
FOR sALE-sPLENDD INVESTMENT.
PRICE 81. 900.
Renting for $3.50 month; cost owner when
of money must sell; corner brick store and
dwelling NV; rooms, bath, cellar. store room
1t STONE & FAIRFAX. 500 & sos st. NV.
LARGE GROUNDS. DELIGHTFUL LOCATIONS.
well-constructed 10-room dwelling, built 10
years modern bath. furnace heat; lot 5o115o:
alley; only $4,000; lot alone worth the price; on
StaughtOn st.
4 modern 12-room dwelling; lot 5o111o; 2o-ft
alley; on Chaplin st. Price. SO 900.
corner 40 rooms and stable) house; good as
1t STONE & Fairfax, 800 & sos st. NV.
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BUSINESS PROPERTY.
DOGS, CATS, ETC.

MEADOWBROok KESSELS-BEST PLACE TO
board dogs; y mile from city; shade; clean quar-
tiers; kind attention; dogs called for and returned
Il. l. PALMER, 2lls 18th NV. Phone Ill
tei3 26t'4
sYOR sAIE-PARROTS DOGS CATS. RABBTrs
pigeons. white rats and mice, incubators, mock
5l2 18th 81 n-w. myS-tf.4
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FOR SALE-LOTS.

FOR SALE@CHOICE BUILDING LOT. 1e06
North Capitol St. near NJ east front; party
walls built; 81 per foot. G. b. ROSE. AL LIST
st. ne. it,
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FOR RENTSAT CLEVELAND PARK, AN AT
tractfve residenee. completely furnished. Once.
61O i4th et. 5slo-tf
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY.

FOR SALE-oNE OF THE MOST BEAUTIFUL
mansion houses Washington IL offered 20
gentleman OF means at u its value; i5rocrn man.
sion, with III acres Of ground. minutes walk
OF steam and electric stations, HysttsvfIle; the
grounds are covered with splendid shade and In
nunerabe ornamental trees and surrounded by
handsome hedg,; price. S12,0oo. mansion, with
one acre, 5000. Address j. c. ROGERS. Hy-
attsvfiie. 33s Indiana ave tei5l2is
10 ACRES IMPROVED LAND IN FALLS
Church. Va, ou line OF w. A. and Y. O. electric
HR. for sale as a whole In parcels J. O.
DE PTIRoN, West End, Fairfax Co. Va
my3l-.6ts
Evening star., 1901-06-22

FOR SALE
COL HEIGHTS, $500 18th st. NV; q superior
house OF II rooms. including wash and billiard
rooms: excellent In design, finish and workman
terms most accommodating.
1887 and $3.50 Morgan ave-, bet. Lydecker and
Lamar the cheapest and best L. room houses ON
the Heights for $65O0 nothing else like them
for the money; open Sunday.
Close to Pension and Printing Offices, neat
lar. Hard to get such house 50 central Tor
50. 100
An investment close to Printing Office l.
room brick, in good condition. owner needing
money will take 81 300 for it.
On Col Heights. a good 7room frame cottage;
cellar and furnace; front and side porches; re-
duced from 81 200 to $3 800; lot 25xloo
nice garden with frame cottage, containing
over 5000 SO. it, Capitol Hill; will sell for
6oc per So foot; property alongside held at 81;
must be sold.
. 1t p.J. wAIsHE, so4 st. NV.
FOR SALE : HOME OR INVESTMENT - CON
yenient TO Pension and Printing Offices Cap and
furnace; large yard to wide alley; price only
je223t
FOR sALE.-MASS AVE. NEAR 9TH NV FINE
11r. bath and cellar br. % IT. front, SIS, 900.
Mass ave. near 10th NV, 11r bath, br., 50 500,
2l22 VI ST. NV. 10r.. baths and cellar br., g.
story porch in rear. stone steps. 5000.
II JAS. NJ. YORK SON, 912 G NV
FOR sALE-FIvE HUNDRED DOLLARS CASH
and small monthly pnyments-No. I'LL East Cap
itol ST.. opposite lincoln Park; three stories.
der whole house; heated by furnace crystal chan
deiiers. electric bells; Indiana limestone front: lot
1S 75xSS.5U to 10-foOt alley.
5e2l-2t JOHN IL. WALTER, 1921 y 1t. Nv.
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FOR RENT-CHEAP-AT BRIGHTwOOD. DC. A
good dairy farm; IS acres; plenty Of water: new
dwelling and barn and other outbaildings; wind
Uili; accomAaods lions for 20 head of stock
Je15-n D. +. SAUL, 7th and L Sta NV.
Evening star., 1901-06-22

FOR SALE-MUST BE SOI.D-GREAT SACRI-
FfCE-BEST part of COLUMBIA HEIGHTS;
$T00 LESS THAN COST; 18th ST. Prince
ton. WEST SIDE FINE 50-foot-fron lot
THE h. H. SMITH CO., laos n. Y. AVE.
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FOR SALE
A great bargain NEAR N AND 10TH STS
NV: seven rooms and BATH 15-ft. alley In rear
lot 81 feet deep. Price. $6.7OO.
b. II. WARNER CO.,
je22-3t 916 street NV.
Evening star., 1901-06-22

FOR KENT.NICE GROOM AND BATH HOUSE
lIth and New Hamp. ave-; rent, $500. Apply
EARLY & LAMPTON. sl5 14th St NV jel3fSt
FOR RENT - OR SALE - BEAUTIFUL NEW
house within IA blocks of Dupont Circle; side
aud alley; handsomely papered &c: rent
$50: sale 5000. Apply EARLY & LAMPTON
6l5 lith st. NV. teIO-I.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-03-12
FE|NSTGN MUST
SETTLE AS SURETY.
Jury Returns Verdict Against Him
and Other BOndSmen, Although
He Denied He Signed Paper.

Before Judge Dubois and a jury was
tried today the suit of tho Peoples Saw
ings Bank OF woonsockct VS.. Jacob Fem
stein to recover $500. Mr.. Feinstein was
sued as surety on a bond he claims he
did not sign.
The bond was offered in evidence. An
officer OF the First National Bank Of this
city testified after comparing the sigma
ture on the bond with that on Mr.. Fein-
stems checks, OF which hundred or
more were offered for the inspection Of
the jury. that he would not consider the
signature on the bond genuine.
Benjamin W. Gallup, cashier OF the
Peoples Bank. thought the signature OF
Feinstein was genuine. He admitted, on
cross examina ton, there were very often
such things as pen characteristics. Mr..
Gallup would not admit. however there
was anything important In the fact that
Mr.. Feinstein always connected his 'E's"
and "Fs." while in the bond there was
no such connection, nor would the spell
ing OF Feinstein's name wrong lead him
10 refuse the payment of a check
Many depositors at Mr.. Gallup's bank
did not spell their names correctly.
r.: j. France testified he examined d.
rectory and tax book and found only one
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-03-12
A BAD WRECK.
Ono Life Lost and Three Loco
motives Ruined In a Collision

Gorham, ~. H.. March ia collision
which occurred here last night caused
the destruction of three locomotives ana
resulted in the death OF brakeman. One
engineer also was seriously hurt.
The wreck occurred at the round house
of the Grand Trunk railroad. and being
at a point just OFF the main line, caused
less interruption 10 traffic than might
have occurred under other conditions. IL
was reported last night that the accident
was at Berlin, a few miles from Gorham,
but this was a mistake.
Through misplaced switch a double
headed freight train crashed into an en-
gine In the round house, which Is situated
near the station. after crossing the turn
table, which had been left In place.
Engineer Bert Robinson was on the To-
comotive in the house and he was Sc
riousIy injured in the collision. lie was
given medical attention and IL IL hop,
he will recover. The three engines were
demolished and freight cars were piled
UP in great confusion.
IL was some time before wreckers could
be summoned and not until this morning,
when they had cleared away part OF the
debris. did they discover that a life had
been lost. The body of Brakeman Blais-
dell was pinned down under one of the
heavy engines. 1t IL thought that he was
instantly killed.
4 Blaisdeli was married and had several
children. He lived in Portland. Me.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-03-12

Jacob Feinstein I'm this city.
Charles Conen, who was the principal
on the bond, which was given in tres
pass and ejectment case, swore that
Feinstein, the defendant. did not sign
the bond as surety.
Asked by counsel for the plaintiff how
he knew, his reply was because an
other man signed IT,
Asked IL he. the witness. did not impose
on the court by using Feinsteins name,
he answered there was no imposition. as
another party who signed the bond owned
a house on Benefit street which was
worth $1,000 and only mortgaged for about
ssTO0. That was enough security on $500
bond. witness thought.
where did the Feinstein live who
signed the bond?" asked counsel for the
plaintiff.
"In New York" replied Mr.. Cohen.
''Why did you represent him as living
in Providence" further queried counsel
for the plaintiff
HE lived here then" said Mr.. Cohen
The sureties on the bond with Mr.. Co
hen. the witness. were alleged 10 be
Abram Cohen and Feinstein. Neither
Charles nor Abram Cohen were repre-
sented by counsel but Mr.. Feinstein was
The jury found a verdict OF $500 against
the two Cohens and Feinstein. II. j.
France was counsel for piaintiff.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-03-12
NOT BACK YET
Or. Covers Sick Brother Story
Doubted BY Oadham People

Dedham. Mass. March 12.-Dr Frank T..
Cover. who left here several weeks ago
to visit his sick brother, I'm Colorado. and
whose return has been awaited with con-
siderable interest on account Of dlsclos-
ures which have been made since he went
away. To the effect that he had been
thrice married without having secured a
divorce from either wife. has not come
back, although notice on the door OF the
dentists office says "Will return about
March TO-
Since DIR. Covers departure his office
has been closed. Miss Susie Griggs, who
assisted DIR. Cover says: when the
doctor left he told us he would return by
March TO- and j suppose he would have
done rs he said IL he had not been delay
ed by the serious illness of his brother
No word has been received from him
since he went away"
IL is claimed by some persons here that
Dr. Cover had no brother in Colorado
In fact. a brother or the dentist who lives
IN New Hampshire is quoted MS having
declared that there was no such a rela-
tive In Colorado. As far az Is known here
the only action that has been taken as the
result OF the disclosure is that or the
Forest Hills Methodist church. which had
dismissed him from It's membership
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-03-12
so YEARS
IN THIS
CITY.
Sisters Of Mercy Observe Anni-
vsrsaTy Of the Coming Of
Their Order 10 Providence.

The Sisters OF Mercy IN a quiet but I'm
pressive manner today celebrated at the
St. Francis Xavier convent, Broad street,
the semi-centennial of their order in this
city.
To the handsome convent came men,
bers of the order from various parts of
the diocese of Providence.
The congregation of the Sisters OF
Mercy was established in Dublin, Ireland,
In 1877 by Miss Catherine McAuley.
Branches OF the order were soon estab-
xshed I'm other places. II was In 1851 that
The first sisters of the order began their
labors In this diocese. About this time
the Roman Catholics were becoming nu-
merous in this city and the manufactur-
ing centers of this state, Connecticut and
Massachusetts.
For good many years an orphan asy-
lum has been under the care of these sis
ters I'm this city and they have had In
this vicinity two notable schools, that
on Claverick street and Bay View Sernin-
airy. The sisters are stationed at a num-
ber of parochial schools i'm Providence, at
ST. Vincent's Orphan Asylum and st.
Mary's school I'm Fall River. st. Law
renee and st. James schools in New
Bedford and at Newport, Pawtucket,
Valley Falls and Woonsocket.
The number of members OF the order in
this diocese is 200. OF these sisters 53 are
az present at the convent on Broad street.
Yesterday the pupils OF all the convent
schools had a holiday. On Sunday special
services were held but the most important
part of the celebration was today.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-03-12
ROBBED FATHER.
Young WIndbls| Was Urged TO
Do. So by Aunt and Uncle.


Chicago, March s.-Thrteen-year-old
Frederick windbiei, the son OF Peter
Windbel. a saloon keeper. has been ar
rested charged with robbing his father Of
over 5000.
The boys aunt. Annie sprout. Is also
under arrest, and she has confessed that
she and her husband Induced the boy 10
take tho money from his father. They
told the boy. the nolicc say that MIR
Windbiel would dcfraud him of what
ever interest he might have In the family
savings and that his only salvation was
10 get possession OF the money az once.
When the hoy cot hold 0f the money
they INDUCED him 10 turn It. over 20 them
SAYING they would keen n until he be-
came OF age Before he could be arrested
Mrs Sprouts husband ncd ~ Germany. a
csblcgrafn has been sent To the German
authorities 20 aprrchcnd Sprout when he
arrives.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-03-12
QUIETLY WED.
Miss Huss0y Becomes Bride
Of Mr.. Stead al Indianapolis

Indianapolis, March 12.-The marriage
of Miss Mary Elaine Hussey and Mr.. AL
fred Stead of London occurred at the
home of the bride I'm Woodruff place at
noon today.
The Rev. NJ. l.. Haines OF the First
Presbyterian church performed the cerc-
mony. The wedding was quiet, only the
immediate friends of the bride attending.
Lord Pauncefote. the British ambassador
at Washington. who was expected to at
tend the wedding was unable TO do so.
Bryant kettridge Hpsssy, brother OF
the bride, was the best man. Immediately
after the wedding Mr.. and Mrs. Stead
left FOR san Francisco sailing thence TO
Japan. IL will be about seven months be-
fore they reach London.