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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-16
BEAUTIFUL TRIBUTES PAID
IN SEATTLE CHURCHES
TO MARTYRED PRESIDENT
Local Pastors Speak of the Grand Life of the Beloved
Mckinley and Its Sad and Tragic End-Pupits
All Draped In Mourning

to the memory az MIR. Mckinley.
speaking from the text. "I4r led them
faithfully with "a true heart aud ruis
81 them prudently with all his pow
CT" The choir at Trinity church
furnished special music suitable fer
the occasion.
Plymouth church was crowded 10
the doors yesterday morning.
Or. Temple EuiogiEas
Rcv. W. II. g. Temple spoke upon
"steadfastnrss. discussing his sub
ieet in connection with the late ma
tional tragedy aud the character and
life 81 the president Plymouth
church was suitably decorated fer
the occasion. and special musical
numbers were rendered.
At the battery Street NJ ~ church
Rev II. n Brown. I'm the presence
cg an immense congregation. paid a
touching tribute % the greatness of
the dead president. Mr.. Hrovn
spoke Of the president as the man
IS hom the American people delighted
To honor. and In concluding made an
earnest pisa that the nations ~ ths
earth should arise and blot cut an
arehy.
alshep asIisiisu - the n. e.
bishop WILLARD Maliaiicu. well
known church worker and eVangel=
ist. spoke at the First NJ. r.. church
before a large audience. tie oHered
speeinl prayers for the widow ~ the
president aud fer the successor -
TIRE national representa- tive.
REV. l.. S. Bowsrman. At the First
Baptist church. paid a hish tribute
10 the Christian life and character
q Mr. Mckinley. The services were
largely attended.
Rev. Hugh Gilchrist. at weatmins-
ter Presbyterian church. talked feel
inEiy upon the ttfe and character -
"a president and the causeleza at
tack Of the anarchist CEolsoaz.
At Other cAarehss
At many other churches special
services were also held % the mem
cry % the departed. some of thu.
fpeakera being General Secretary q
&. ". 9. A. Allen. who spoke a. the
First Christian church. Rev. l. l..
woods. at the Taylor Street Congre
Eational church: Rev. W. A. siuonds
at the First Unitarian church. Rev.
". A. spaliing at the United Pres
byterian church. Geo. II, ReVells.
an attorney AZ Seattle. who spoke at
the First VI. p. church instead Of hts
brother, Rev. T. p. RsN~ns. who =
III. Rev. ". A. ". Yans If the Holy
Tr4nlty Lutheran church. Rev. W. A.
Major ~ the First Presbyterian
church. and many others throughout
the length and breadth Of the city.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-16
DRESS-HINTS

II your dress is too large around
the neck lay q plait near the middle
OF the hack and secure with COM
mon pin. This viii adjust II 10 thu
proper size.
If you want q black and white sf-
feet III an open work yoke and your
skin chanceb 20 be an ebony hus,
choose white for the yoke. The ef-
feet Is very striking.
Purple ties are worn with blue
waists this season. and vice versa.
II you haven't time to sew on but
tons and work button holes In your
new gown, use beauty pins. They
are quite decorative and very cheap.
III your veil has a hole In Il. be
sure TO drsps IL 30 that the hole shall
fall either to the right or to the left
Of the nose. II is more becoming TO
both blondes and brunsttes worn this
way than 70 that the hole shall fall
directly upon the nose.
II you hsvs hit upon no satlsfac-
tory way Of keeping your waist and
skirt together. tie ribbon about
your waist with bow at the back.
The bow may not entirely cover the
lark Of Joining. but II will help 10
distract attention from ~.
n you haven't time 10 curl your
hair and wash your neck both. be
sure TO curl your hair. II gives n
better impression at distance.
Did you ever try pinninR your
missing shoe buttons on when In a
hurry II r. quite a saving Of time.
BE sure 10 select pins that will not
bend easily. as the point may cause
Irritation.
n YOU have no convenient way of
carrying change for car fare tie Il
IN your handkerchief and tuck ~ in
your belt. a ruHpied handkerchief
will hold the coins just az securely az
n fresh one.
In spite Of growing prejudice
against them. dark cgrsets continue
20 be worn under thin waists.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-16
Smartens n Frock

Hand embroidery IL having i'm
meusr vogue just nov A little ~ n
smnrtcus a summer ffock and Hlyea
Il distinction. II saves "a gown from
the dubious Impression 81 having
been turned cot ready made ln hun
dreia 81 the same PATTERN. Apriiea=
tions = hand embroidery need Not
De prafuse nor elaborate but theF
can scarcely BE- neglected bY the
girl who desires her summer ward
r0be faithfully % reflect the changes
which come over the face 81 fashion.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-16
Appropriated

The dress suit case. once monopo-
iized BY man. has been appropriated
by fair woman 10 such an extent that
the new linen covered pads equipped
with the various requisites for the
toilet designed to go with the suit
caee. will appeal ~ both. The pad
f. fiat and covered with linen. giving
clean. cool refreshing air. At
facfed to the pad are hair brush
ana o comb. clothes brush. soap box.
eiIve9-topped Rlass boxes for tooth
powder and the brush itself, these
various articles being slipped secure
~ into small pockets Of the linen.
The pads also come IN leather. equip
ped IN ebony mounted toilet secss-
aoriea, including = manicure set.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-16
COST MANY
THOUSANDS
At Last South Sewer Tunnel
Is to Be Utilized

The South sewer tunnel through
BEACON Hill is soon ~ bo placed
Iu cummiuntun The Second WHrt
people approve the action uf the
board OF public works In cffeetius
"a plan to utilize the old tunnel aud
give 20 the entire southeastern quar-
tee 81 the city "a proper bcwefage
system. A box sewer a. tu be con
struuted at an expense OF 5000 from
Day street 10 the eastern end II the
tunnel and hereafter the sewage viii
be emptled into the salt water a mile
south OF the city instead Of flowing
down the valley on open ground %
Lake Washington
Tho money for the Improvement
was appropriated out of the general
fund and was requested IS the Fec
ord ward people through Councilman
Vincent
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-16

The pastors Of the different church
~ OF Seattle yesterday made feel
ing expressions - reeret az the un-
fortunate and tragic death Of Pres
ident Mckinley. Ne mauer What de-
nomination. the subject vas treated
ey all IN common. and the nations
great loss was told In sermon AMI
prayers 10 the Almighty. There was
no great oranorioal display, each
speaker feeling that simple language
was best ntted for such an occasion
OF national sorruw, by almost every
one 81 the ministers, references were
made 70 the nssny admirable quail
ties In the eharAsSsr OF tho late chief
executive. His calm resignation to
the inevitable as the hour OF death
approached closer. his klndllness and
courteous manner. and ahovs all, his
beautiful devotion 20 his invalid
wife. 70 whom tins sympathy 81
the whole world eoes out In hrT
hour of trtbuiatton. We're al touch
ed upou. Not 80 much was the
distinguished public career 81 the
president spoken Of as his simple
American tastes aud his love %
horne: his soldrrly herolsm and
courage IN the dask days q thu re-
public. by all Il was felt that words
were inadequate 20 the occa-
sion. and that the American people
would long feet the great loss which
has bsfalien them.
Tbs immense popularity OF the late
president with all classes Of people,
rich and peer alike. was evidenced
yesterday by the fact that every
church In tho city was crowded 70
It's FUN capacity.
In sefne 90 the houses Of woruhlp,
n. national fax or picture 81 The
rnsrtyred president. craped IN en-
Mems Of mourning. could be seen
Special music was \ feature II the
services az some Of the churches.
Eiesssnt rrleass by Or. liwye
An eloausut and earnest address en-
cha many noble qualities 81 Mr. Me-
Ksrisy's me- wa. delivered yesterday
snernsnx By Rev. ]. p. Iiwyd. rector
Of 81. Marks church. Mr.. Llwyi
referred 10 the career % tha prest-
dent, as a soldier. statesman. law
yer and diplomat. and his nas.erfal
treatment Of the great poli,iess All
national questions Of hts day. Mr..
IIwyd also referred tsaehlnsiy 20 the
great sorrow which has bstailen Mrs.
Mckinley.
At rrtalty Parish Church
Rev. III. III. Gowsnt OF Tr<nity Par
ssh church. made siuiiiar references
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-16
I heaters.
. NNN<NNNNN<%N>NNNNNN~N
Tho Rsnsusy orr"

n musical comedy l. Co aupsrseds
comic arera. a Runaway Girl may
well be taken 20 model Ter the now
Glapsnsafioa some people with Oh
fashioned tastes think the new style
90 medley apprusehca taa nsar Nsude=
willie Nsyefthriess. the puh efa that
be. have ordained u and tha public
seems 10 iika o.. and what are you
EolnE e. 40 about az
a Runaway uIrl" la cnfslfS. tn
demonztratiVr approval Of the largs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-16
JoBBINe QUOTATIONS.
CORRECTED DALY1

Lemons S55OQAB0 a box: cooking
apples. 75c0fiG0. eating apples, 81 25
Qf75; oranges H.Ooa5 81. bananas.
s.. 0012.E0. local peaches. 50075c.
cantalsupes. 15cnt1 per box: black
berries. 81 25ffi 30 pears, fBcn&l 20
watermelons. t1.00dtf6. pluma. 500
S0c. cooking apples 75cQ9IGO,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-16
WEST STREET
QUOTATIONS.
Produce and Fruits Are Steady
Scarcity Of Native Grapes

Tho local produce and fruit mark
~ continues steady.
Native grapes are scarce
Eastern Concords are arriving this
week. the first coming 20 Ferguson,
Wason 4 Co. this morning.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-16

phase Of the play ia much the best
part Of H. The company 10 better
than the PLAY. being gn the whole
VcfY capable one Judging bY ths
ckpfeHHiaua 90 approval. walter
Rice Rn Noah Lott. the col9frd SER
want wac the favarlte. though Iona
Leigh, wade Rhine. Ned Archer and
Nellie Gsfiu In the leading rai"a. az
quilted themselves rraditahly. The
ladies Of The company seem To- have
been selected hy some one with nm
oye 60 good locke a. least those Who
are permitted Go dfoas and make up
FOR the display ~ thaif Attractions.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-16
Travellers Railway Guide.
HarthaFn pAelfe

sastA Car tiuHei issrs ~ - rsai =
, r. Arrive fen - isui q
A1anfle Asnfssf t.sars - - ftaa q
q r. Arrive ffass - raai D
Haftlngtsa 0ffHflsat fssas o. a. Aeais.
Asssst fzg. a Au4fF 8
fire. frelus safh az tsfHeea Asaftls frf
raftakufatssfs r. 0ei p aaf 80
o. r. AFfiss 3 -. - "a 81 ta
3
ysnrse uIrusfga al Gfars msfsslr- Leave ,
Asrfst 80
NHr-Fsa hrffh Hsrf# f.ssHs iftHsft HaafaFfs
- Ariss laueas HHratsgi. - q
saFsn tfaiaN $50 aaF tssHrra HsatfiH tna
TfHa-ra fsdff e n. NN -
- - So fW
al - ~ Afffaa IN
q 6 D. a. 80 8 ~ IN p n . n saa
ff
fatss tHalns sauf GsIssss ssaffls sas so
ksas tsaNf - 3 sns . 3 ~
Arifs a.. 49, -
fHur-ss sassf a. Fareaafrf D uaLssss
" Arffga 9 q
rss tsasas saeaasaish ssfre " aalisYa Issss
- r. Sc , n Auiss % e q -. -
Earru~. fssaaash. ssesgsslags- fssass e
~ lss - =uattfi Arrive d 10 a. isaFefs
ElaataFI
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-16

or fashionable fail millinery. tailor
made suits. eloakH skirts and fancy
waists 81 ~. y. pease-J johnson Co
iIo9 second avenue. Will take place
next Thursday. Friday and satur-
day.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-16
veratsbtoa


Fresh meat COW beef. &c 10 steer
beef, f41He per No. mutton, wether
ie. ewes, sc. pork pc per NJ. veal,
large, Sc. small ioe.
Provisions Hams. Zoe. breakfast
backs. Zoe. bellies. lie.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-16

The SIX stock may now be
- prices than the ordinary upon
At 500 Extra quality Black
Taffets Silks. fully guaranteed.
At SIC Black China SILK. one
yard vide. worth 81
At zoe china SIX. IN black
and eaiors. q lnehsa vide.
At SBc Handsome BrpcaGef
stripe SILK. worth tizS
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-16

cansdIsa PseIna

To ua.na Bat niawHuA Flankiia Isass
- N isrrsrt sratar saa g n A.
ne n r. Iaategf ssHdaHi taa Us ? o.
i.tf.bs sunday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-16
Great Horthsrn

ofsfisea f1Tzz-L-zfs - - Paui p n
Asfiss hrs 81 Ftad ,.
FsHs-ss - aaHs-fszFs - - Arrive
THa trnlas Whktcuna. Mt Nsruaa fsaHa A.
q $50 = = AfsiHs 30 81 80 3 o.
Efarsss nisias So Wsst5aitt'aa tsas. .
rs Arrive 81 g
Perf trzins So was between Seattle ard
Ksffstt-L szrs y e. s. go n8E ~
sd p Arrive e = a. r. tie n SIC
~ ~ srH "a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-16

grapes. 81 o0ut e. Per box. Eastern
Caucords toe pruueu. tnu iae per
box, HutmeRa, st.o0.
Vegetables
Potatoes se5aao per ton. becta,
81 90 per sack, carrots. t04 Zoe per
sack. lettuce. tae pes dozen, tutulpa,
leu ite rarllc. &c. cabbage. &lAaHi Is
peppers taHttes huska eoc cell
cry. apc Per dosen. sweet potas
toes. sttaHl.Na4 chilli peppers,
500 per Id. anucr kraut aMtes
native head lettuce, Ice per dos.
dried aga. cartons. soc. fancy, Zoe.
imported. lhe. tematuvn eco Dc case
dates SOTO NJ. radiahe8. Toe per doe.
parsley la8gte. dollhouse eucumbefa
tsH POE doEen: onions, 81 600 30 per
ewt.. eaulifluwer 1aeHi 90. parauipa.
81 s5Ht.gb. local green corn, ttu0a
Lao yer sack.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-16

our i2=lnch desk fan uses 30 more
current than Ice p iamp. kil-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-16
buttot chsss. Grra enc PouI,rI

battot Cheese GgEs snc Poultry
Butter - Washington ereamarieh.
pound prints. a6c. Eastern Iowa
aud EIEin. sle. fresh ranch. isaitc.
cheese Native Washington. fun
cream. is4 ishc. Eastern New York.
LA ibe. Wisconsin, lie. California.
leRau lltsi Roqusfort, tbei Edhm.
81 O0Uta0o pee caaa. Now York.
iaH ifc. LimburErr. iGui1c: brick.
it4ltes Swiss. 1kHiae.
EEgs Strictly fresh ranch, &c.
Eastern. it4s1e
Poultry Hons. iIAutsc; large
spvlnK. ia0ltes bfal.cra. ttHl6et
ducks. t2Hta4e. turkeys. ig.ise.
Corrected Daily. The following
prices are being offered q the pro
Queer IN round lets on the dock Or IN
thr car az seattle
Grain Oats. IS. barley sista
wheat. chicken feed. g.o corn. $50
per toa pounds.
Hay Puget sound. rer ton. 81 o.
Eastern Washington timothy, utU
H. alfalfa. $40
Butter Fresh ranch iautte. ma.
tive creamery. zzHs1e.
Cheese Native washington. tic
Eggs - strictly fresh ranch. 2l1
rer duE
Poultry Hens. iaHiotHe. large
sprins. tiA4i3c. small suflnE. itH
lie DUCKS ioutie. turkeys. ii8iae.
Live stock ~ cows. 1tae etecra
tac. calves sa0iaae. sheep. &c.
hogs. s@bise.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-16
Grana Orsnlna

subscribe Tor ne star.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-16
SEARCHLIGHT

Showing the Pan-Americau Exposition
81 Buffalo, ~, Y, taking you for an
electric launch ride showing YOU all
tersrt on the show Eruunda-pCck
lad boy. or tho Grocerymau' Ro'
venFe. and others.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-16

New ba,h houses. Madrona villa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-16

r.ps.- vaseaas- sd oss,i,sa-Esa.s =
a "a AFFlFs 5 - "a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-16

At Sic -2fsinch All SIX Black
prau he Sole worth g. g.
AZ gSc-A very special value in
zT-fnrh Black Flannel Tnffefa
silk This. YOU know. sells sY-
srYafhere AZ 1i1i.
At 81 .aO-zf- inch Extra quality
Eldck raau De Sole.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-16

We have an excellent varlet
90 the whole stock.
E8.iueh Al Wool Covert Cloth
ss e. 90 sssrts#st ..ssf $3.50 Fss'f
Bt-lneh All Wool Extra quality
Covert cloth =. o.. e. .... > 90
5a.inch All Wool Black Chetlot
serge .. - % ss o. -.stHss.f 30
taIneh All Wool Special Weight
BLACK Cheyiaf. value ti-ai Doe
e. inch All Wool Black Pebble
Chexiot. value SIS D.. .. O5c
g inch All Wool Black storm
serge 90 ttt.tss-.t....s t.sss bf''
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-16

At G0c Fancy Ye.Yea -
Waists. in fashions very la.a
designs. worth fi-o0 a yard.
At T5c-New All Wool Yrs-4
Fiauneis IN Persian effects. Thn
are 1uHt IA. and VIII be shown ~
the first time this week.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-16

ss-lneh Al Wool Covert Dress
Goods. gray. brown. green.
garnet and blue. Soc quality.
Tor e 60 e.. ~ .t ss.s .'tb'
sd inch All Wool aCruvenefts"
Genuine Huiuprupf CheFiotH. 90
nnvy. mHtsigt brown. mode.
green. az -. ....R1.5D
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-16

Bedsprcads.
Full riKe white Crochet Bed
spreads. Mnrasilles patterns
81 .0N each .. - &C., ss...s#.- SoT
Pull size extra heavy. worth
81 u each o.. - .. =. ..4... D.
Extra size. NarHeiiiet patterns.
worth 81 s.. each d. ...S 1.25
CoIorcd BedspreAds.
Extra large Crochet Spread Mar
settles patterns end frinesd. in
blue and pink. worth g. IS. each
..-ss+.--ss-.ssss...s y
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-11-21
INTO RIVER.
Little Boy Fell Through ITsstIe
and Was NsaTly Drowned.

Yflesphore Desmarias, aged years, son
Of Mrs. Lsciance DesmariaE. % 81 Elm
strecs. woonrociset. had very narrow
~scspe from death by drowning In The
Blackstone river yesterday.
Tele~phore and his two brothers were on
shelr way 20 attend school az the Precious
Byood convent and had taken short cut
80 A. their custom ~ crossing the Social
rrsrch Yrailroad trc~tie bridge, which
.pens the Blackstone river In the rear
~ the Torrse mill In crossina TN bridEe
sreierphore missed his footing and fell
between The ties into the Chilly water
tsis brothers shouted for help. ana
ronnerur who heard him ran 20 the house
of A,,rt,etue Beiand and told him ~ the
ehiids peril Quickly eaiiine neifhbof
eharior I,educ. they procured q boat anu
renf h, the rescue. They we're none TOO
s~@- Tor TIE boya body wns floating
down strsam. about 100 feet from where
rornine NJ 10 ths hoy they iiftcd lin,
fnto the boat lie was unconertou. tno
rersfner 40 for an hour. Dr. bdg9t
Tsreuarv who was called. worked On tnf
ia Tor a short time, and bad him ~
moved 20 his home. whsr, he soon reoo''
cred.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-11-21
HOLDS ITS GROUND.
This is Testimony From Every
where as Well as Providence.

Can this be so? Is II true? Are the facts
as stated? These are questions which ev-
cry man and woman in Providence suffer
ing the tortures OF backache asks as
they read the published accounts i'm news
naners about medicines which claim TO
cure IL. Whatever the conclusion arrived
a, they can't finch from or dsprove The
following for It took place In Providence
and the experience is that of a citizen
Mrs. James Kennedy Of 3S4 weybosset
street says AFTER procuring Dosn's
kidney Pills in December, 1895, / took q
course of the treatment, and having OBJ
| ta,ned good results recommended the
preparation through our Providence
| newspapers irst In .he month of January
ise5 it r. now considerable over three
years since I made that statement and
emphatically repeat that Doan's Kidne,
pills is one preparation on which th
pubnc can a. least depend for permanen
results"
FOR sale by all dealers. Price 80 cents
Foster. .Milburn Co. Buffalo, \. T., sol
agents for the United states.
Remember the name Dosns aud tar
no substitute.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-11-21
FOR ALLEGED
ALIENATION.
Maj. Caldwell, US. A., Retired,
Sued tor $4,000 Damages.
CASE BROUGHT BY G. {. SPARE.
Hs Accuses fhs Major Of Wsanlng MS
WTtss Affections From Hin -lsi'sTs
Read in Court
CASE BROUGHT BY G. {. SPARE.

New York. Nov. 2i--Major Danlel "'
caldwell. retired. L. S. A., IS being suea
,n the supreme court. before Judge oGof-
man and jury, by George Il. Spare VINO
e. seeking TO recover $4,000 damages Tor
the alienation Of tho affections OF h'S
wife. Marie w. Spare. from "hom nc
has been separated for several years
THE trial was begun yesterday ana VIII ps
continued today
Ms Marie w. Spare Is the third VIE
~ MIR Snare, who is a man OF means an"
president of the Utica Carriage compalN'
Their marriage took place on july = 80
hut IN 1897 they separated after haNinN
had !. number of quarrels. Mrs. Spaie
has made two attempts 10 Obtain u'-
yorce from her husband, but has iallsu
,acb tirrc. The last occasion wsN some
months ago. before Judge TruaN, IN the
suprene court. when the judge held thel
her charges were not substanuated'
In the trial or that suit she mentioned
the name OF Mrs. Hannah roster
widow. who has since threatened 10 sue
( Mr. spare for damages, bocaus" htr
,,an,a was unwarrantably brought into
| the case. Mr.. spare denied the accuFa-
! lions that his wife made and showed tha'
no and his l7-vear-old son were mefeiS
| hoarders In the residence OF Mrs. Foster
| ,,ho for A time. lived near the nai'
| University grounds at Ne~ Haven
she had "a witnesses for her Nal'
| senior, and also a bookkeeper employed
| Al the university. together with detec
| tive who was selected TO watch the move
| menta OF MIR. Spare while ne was iNih'
! at the house OF Mrs. Foster.
Major Caldwell absolutely denies m
accusation that he slienated the aftec
tons of Mrs. Spare or that he was !
| any manner responsible for her chans
| IN affection. Mrs. Spare was In court YES
| tarday but paid no attention 10 eithe
| Major Caldwell or Mr. Spare Her as
| is about 50 She is striking in appearing
and was handsomely attired.
Mr.. Spare. on the stand. told OF MS ma
riage and separation, and also identife
y number OF letters which Major Cal'
| we'll had sent 90 his wife Only few
| the letters were read. and they referr'
| 10 sotne stock transactions that were b
, | ing conductor for Mrs Spare, and al
spoke I'm no complimentary manner OF NJ
| Spare.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-11-21
QUARTERLY CONFERENCE.

The quarterly conference of the Hope
street Methodist church wa held In the
vessry las, evening" The meeting was
well att.nd,d ami Rev. Renne,s e. Miller.
the pastor. reported that SiSco had teen
collected on ,he church debt of s7c".
The pastor also rspcrted that his per
sonai pied9. OF $3.50 toward ral.rS the
church debt Wss being rapidly covered
bv friends of The churon.
The meeting vss thoroushly hsrmoni.
ou- throughout. and after . numb,r Of
addresses appreciative % The work Of
The pastor during ME four years rssio'
rate IA was voted. almost unanimously
that a hearty Invitation should be sx
tended TO him 10 remain fos the nth year
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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-11-21
CURSE OF DRINK
CURED BY
WHITE RIBBON REMEDY.
Con be given In Glass OF Water. Tea or Cot
ts. wuhou, psuaups Nro~iedge.

White Ribbon Remedy will cure. or Dc.
strov the diseased appetite Tor alcoho,'
giirnulauts. whether the patient Us Sun
hrtnad inehriatc. "a uppler, spclh ntlhh
90 a. drtlnkard Impossible TOT anNoue
90 have an appetite for alcohohc hou"is
after using White Ribbon RcmcdN. - -. q.
TNpDRSED BY MEMBERS or w -
NT.s Noore Superintendent OF the No-
r,SV'r Christian Tcmpersnce UNION.
vrrtte.. u have tcstch Nhlie tlpogl
psr,edv on very ohstinate dfunksrds, dna
fba cures have been many ln man,
ca ses tho Remedy was given stcfe'
cieerf,lilv recommend and cudorfc MhNf
Isibbon Remedy. Members oi our tnloh
az, delighted 10 ind y rracucal nno 80
nonlicai trsatmon. 10 aid us in our tcn'-
hlrs' west president ot the Woman
christian Tcmperance Union, states
LnoU of 80 many people redcfm meo tron
ihe rurse Of drink ry the use ~ WIZ
ptbbsn Remedy that ! carnceuN Fgi1esl
v~u 10 alive nd trial Tor sac ~
drnaeists everywhere. or hN mah 81
1riai pacNagc free hy. wriiing gf calllns
| on MRS = NJ TOW NSENp uor years
| Secretary of the Womane = thtlsllan ~
perance union). siS TRENONI 81. hps
| TO~ MASS sold IA Providence ht ~
,iail A Lyon Co. rs Westminster street
and cor westminser and Methewsof
4 streets.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-11-21
THE WEATHER

Boston. Nov. si.--Forecase iof -,
England. Fair tonight ana fr'o~s'
y,inay: GENERALLY westerly.