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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-02-09
TALKED ABOUT.

A lecture will be given before the Sarah
l.. Doyle club. Saturday Feb. 2. at
q Clo,N X, In the larlors ~ the Mathewson
street NJ = church. speaker. Miss Ellen
Is gurde. subject Europe a. Viewed
rs thc Woman Economist.
The bsnd % christian Workers will
meet "a tho Bethel NJ. ~ church. on
Meeting street sunday evening "a rs
clock An The workers are requested 20
DC present
phiip Cnnatv. employed 81 the silver
Snfiun hlf4chCrN, was taken 10 tho
Rhode Island hospital a. 1.fh this morn
tug suffering from lacerstion ~ HE nose
and a bruised eve. caused hv being struck
with some object n the mill
James ellison. ~ NO. ~ King Philip
street ln the annexed district pleaded
not guilty in tho sixth District court. to-
day. % the charge ~ driving horse
which was unit for labor Ia that "a was
badly spraincd. ellison pleaded not guilty
and furnished surety IN 500 for trial on
February 2sth.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-02-09
INECDOTlL.

In speaking OF the keen but always
xood-natured wit OF the late Senator Davis
Senator IToar made this epigram: mo
spark from his train was ever a cindcr
in the eve of n friend
Senator Chandler was a stenographer
when he was young man. and used to
write letters for General Butler He is
the only Senator who possesses the steno-
graphic accomplishment, and still keeps
his memoranda in shorthand notes. Rep
resentstive Hit OF Illinois. does the
same. He was one OF the first stenogra-
pliers I'm Illinois, and took down the mem
orable debate between Lincoln and Dou-
glas.
The first emancipator OF the slaves.
John G. Fremont, never received any hon
or or gratitude from the negro race: a
daring soldier and fine major general.
ne lived I'm poverty for twenty-five years
without n pension; the man who had
given vast realm richer than Golconda
90 his country. he died not owning n
single foot of ground TO leave 10 his
chiidren.-Lsdies Home Journal
Chief Justice story, I'm his description
of chief Justice Marshall. said that the
Iattcr's hair was black, his eyes small
and twinkling his forehead rather low
hut his features generally harmonious
Story also spoke of an occasional em-
barrassmeut in Marshall's speech. from
"A hesitancy and drayling; ef laugh
too hearty for an intriguer" and OF his
| good temper ana unwesried patience or
| the bench and I'm the study.
| Captain Evan Howell, Of Georgia. re-
| Gently gave Senator Platt. % Connects
! cut. tho following sure cure for insomnia
p, when YOU 60 to bed and can't slccl
get up and take drink. 60 back 90 be,
! and wait half an hour. II YOU do not q,
| 10 sleep get mp and take another drink
Repeat this sub. al intervals OF half al
hour. and NJ you do not 20 10 sleep fo
| four times. making four drinks. then
sub. IN you are not asleep you will no
care whether you slecr or not"
Representative Champ Clark. OF Mis-
souri,. thinks that he is gaining some o
! the qualifications of a New England Van
kee John Wiilisns. of Mississippi
state. that q man Is a good Yankee ehc
ha can eat pie and cheese" said The Mis-
sourian 20 ercup Of friends In IN
House restaurant the other day; and
~ the cheese" Turning 20 the waiter
SIR clark ordered pumpkin pie an
cheese. uot only for himself hut for IN
little champs. who was with him. an
who enjoys pumpkin pie quite as nuc
a. any good, healthy boy can.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-02-09
Doings in the :.
=. Jociai G)orid.

The entertainment given by Mrs Rob-
ert Ives Gsmmell, last night, wds most
enjoyable, the sleight OF hand and the
song and dance artists being especially
good. Later a most delicious supI<r was
served
Mrs. Weeden gave dinner OF twelve
for the Misses Writ, Elkins and Spauli-
Ing guests OF Miss Weeden and from
Yale came four students to enjoy the de-
licious menu and see the beautiful floral
decorations OF tho night previous. ar
ranger by Miss Harrington. who also
decorated the table for the dinner last
night
In Boston Miss Rhodes was given a
pretty luncheon at the Touraine and to
keiths later, by some Boston friends.
Mr. T. A. Rhodes is slowly recovering
from his accident and is now able TO
walk.
This afternoon Mrs. Charles Mumford
gives her reception. which closes the
week so called "of teas"
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-02-09

Councilman Trask's sense OF the NJ
ness of thirsf secms to be considerably
warped Iis inn9unces that nc win 81
~ chsirmsn - the committee on ac-
counts vhich hrs been instructed 60 in
vestigaie The anairs ~ The department
81 public buildings, seemingly losing sisht
Of ihe'fact that as a member of the com
mittce on city property his own actions
may be made tho subject of inquiry II
will be interesting to watch ths success
of Mr. Tasks performance IN the dual
role he has assumed
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-02-09
Chat Aboat
People.

During the last FIVE days there have
been hut two arraignments I'm the
Sixth District court, aud during tho
same time there have been no arrests
for revelIing. What Is the moral? Is
1t due 10 cold weather, or is the city
growing betterY
The appointment OF Col John II.
Wetherell OF Newport, 10 the office OF
assistant adJutant general. seems 10
meet Will general approval.
600
The man who makes continual breaks
csme into the office this morning, and,
WIN his usual grin. said: I'VE are
going TO make 'cheyauN dc frise ice
cream NJ our house tomorrow, and 1
guess IL viii be pretty good. Then up
spake the Deligious editor II guess
you call il so because you have TO
work like horse 20 freezs IT. A
wledge OF French is required 10
see this Joke, apc " you cont see il
it's 4 horse on
There was n gay theatre party OF
young people, under the chaperonage
of Mrs Clinton n. Weeden, at Keith
Theatre last evening, ana there is no
question but what they enjoyed the
excellent show. Some OF their audible
comments were particularly amusing,
but at no time were they annoying 10
those seated IN their immediate vicini-
~.
In these DAYS when there are so few
good chorus leaders Providence may
congratulate herse.- on the fact that
SHE can boast OF one so capable and
indefatiya BILE in his labors, and SO sue
cessfu in his results az Dr. Jules Jor-
dan phe Arion Club never was better
than Il is now.
see that certain women of Chicago.
calling themselves faith healers.'
have begun "A campaign against drug
stores, after the manner OF Carrie,
the Smasher." What. with the follow
ers OF 'Dowie," and the followers OF
Mrs. Nation. some of the people OF the
woolly west are having lively times.
Now IL some OF these followers"
would come 10 Rhode Island ~ might
liven up the gloom
go
one OF the most slippery sidewalks
on, the East Side Is in front OF the resi-
dence OF a man who deals largely in
sugar | mentioned the fact this
morning. when the cheerful idiot said:
why, that's funny. | was always
under the impression that dealers In
sugar had plenty OF sand"
@-S@
Residences are evidently much in
demand on the East Side. DR. James
f. Sullivan is building two new houses
on the corner OF Waterman and Thay-
er streets and, although the work has
progressed no farther than the cellar
both houses are already let
90
When the women secure the passage
of the law permitting them 10 perform
marriages. and suchsa measure Is be-
ing agitated in some states. will IL he
the custom at the conclusion OF the
ceremony for the officiating cleric
chastely TO impress the usual salute
upon the blooming cheek OF the blush
ing groom? Just think IL over.
5hs Gossip.
For n Cold I'm the Head
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-02-09

MRS wINsLow's sooTHINc SYRUP
has beer used for over nfiy wears by
millions of mothers for their children
While tosthinE. with perfect success. II
soothes the child. softens the gums. al
lavs all pain. cures Wind collie. and II the
hest remedy for D'arrhoea. IL will re-
lleve the poor little sufferer Immediately.
sold b. druggists In every part Of the
world. Twenty-Five cents bottle. Be
snre and ask for Mrs winrlcv's scoth-
Ing Syrup," ard take no other kind.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-02-09
MISS RnYANS RECTAL.

one Of the most interesting musical
events of the present sen son Will bc the
recital 20 be given by Miss Carolyn Roy
AM. An the fsioise. No II FRANKLIN street.
~ Friday evening next MISS bofan viii
H. a.slsted ~ y number ot her pupils and
fhe urogrpfn arranged insures a most en-
iovahle treat for those Who are 50 fortu-
vasp ag 20 attend
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-02-09

il may Or may not b. true that Nr.
Carnegie has Withdrawn from The steel
and IRON irade. bnt thorc are convincing
evidences o. hand % prove that ne is
silll engaged IN me library Industry.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-02-09

Gen. Funston may he disappointed in
not having received promotion. hut he
has The satisfaction of knowing that the
critics who once called lim swashbuck-
lcr are now rraislug him ~ one cf the
bravest soldiers OF contemporanecus
times.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-02-09

what's the matter with Carl schurzs
For more than week he hasn't said a
word about anything q anybody. u is
TO be feared that some soulless individual
has absconded with Carts voice and ink-
pot
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-02-09

premium on military Ignorance and IN.
capacity. The Post Is In need Of large
dose OF hismuth and pepsin compound
with common sense.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-02-09

Last year ls7 new banks we're organised
out IN Iowa. Tho Iowa farmer seems TO
have seives me problem OF dealing with
tbe capitsIistlc octopus
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-02-09

That chronic dyspeptic. the New York
rvenihg Poet denouncos Gen. woods
fdvtnc,snerl - briead;sr generaiship
a. q t.ap ~ ite miii,nr service ara a
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-02-09

Nov comes The Information that Mr..
Nation is Guiot and patient man We
have al along been Of the opinion that II
could be only "a Jot 0r a ysnries who
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-02-09

could live in peace and contentment with
Mrs. Nation.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-02-09

oeorsie--"Come on. Jock GENE ava
Nav, iCs over tsrly in the day Bs-
sides ! promised the wife I'd be teetotal
this year and, besides I've had four al
rssdy ~ Mo.nshine.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-02-09

.It would seem that Miss Gouid,s
generosity I'm behalf OF the sailors
should open broad field for some
other philanthropist who is willing TO
give literally and who has simply been
in need OF a good example as TO the
most effective way OF aiding others"
Denver Republican.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-02-09

ut is To he hoped that the Wiscon-
sin, having successfully avoided going
into commission on Friday. will sec
the new moon over its starboard
ow."-Ksnsas City Star.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-02-09

For n Cold I'm the Head
Laxstfvs Bromo-Q -QuinIne Tablets
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-02-09

president Mckinley has broken
with the rule which for many years
has chosen the generals of the army
ON the rule Of seniority and picked the
best men available. Army prejudice
VIII object The public will approve.
Not every appointment in the long list
Will meet with an equal approval.
But the principle is rlght."-Philadel-
phia Press
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-02-09

"The United States insists that
cuba shall remain the ward OF this
government IN order that the hot
heads OF the island shall not Get US In
10 trouble with our friends. This
seems TO be one of the cases whore
we have caught a prize. cannot give
II away and dare not throw II away.
San Francisco Call
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-02-09

"At the ratShe has been exhibiting,
Mr.. Carnegie will have TO live some
thing over one hundred and fifty years
before his money viii be exhausted.
Under these circumstances II behooves
Mr., C9rnegie To take care lest he die
ashaD;ed. st. Louis Republic.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-12-09
ALEXANDRIA.

Mrs. Constant Larson and daughter re-
turned last week from their visit with
friends at Minneap otis.
Mrs. Laura Harvey, Of Oshkosh, Wis,
has secured a position il our Schools as
teacher of music ard elocuzion.
Mr. Jacob Won Baumbach has closed a
contract with Scheffer &; Rossnaa. and
will represent them in Ctal, WasbinstCn,
Oregon and Wyoming.
Mr.. G. H. Brundage has bought the
Prof. Oftedal place on tha north bank of
Lake Henry, one of the beauty SPOTS OF
Alexandria.
Miss Belle Ballentine. who was called
here by her fathers sickness, has re-
turned to Minneapolis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Lampnan, If Far
go, visited friends here this week.
Another of those enjoyable dances was
given by the A. o. U. w. lodge last Fri
day evening. These dances are very
popular and are held every two weeks.
The six months old daughter Of Mr.
and Mrs. Pierce Lampman died last
Monday.
Mrs. P. o. velstad died TUESDAY, after
an illness covering a period of two
years.
Mr.. Gunder Void died Wednesday of
heart failure.
Mrs. C. j. Carlquist died at her home,
the. Central house. Friday, stter a long
and painful sickness
p. A. Johnson, formerly of fargo. has
opened photograph gallery here.
Mr. and Mrs. Lee Ling returned from
their wedding trip this week, and can
now be found at home on j street, or at
the laundry.
The Royal Neighbors are making prep
arations for a grand dance, New Year S
eve, at A. o. u w. hail.
Snow enough has fallen this week to
make fair sleighing.
A county teachers institute, which was
well attended, was held at the court
house Saturday afternoon, a very inter
esting programme having been prepared
President Weld of tha Moorhea6 normal
school, addressed the teachers in the
| evening.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-12-09
ALBERT LEA.

Representatives of R. L. Polk & Co. are
here and will publish a city directory,
and also include in the volume a directory
of Freeborn county, there not having
been a work of that kind issued here
for over two years, and one is badly
needed
Louis Kroessin, of this city, has just
man with a quickened conscience. The
letter came from town in another part
of the state where Mr.. I<roessin was in
business over six years ago, and the
amount was &c. the sender saying that he
stole a whip from him and he wished
to make restitution.
The funeral of the late ElnOra Hanson
took place from the Norwegian Luther an
church yesterday afternoon, and there
was an immense outpouring of people
who wished to testify to their respect for
the deceased, as well as to Sympathize
with her parents.
In wrestling match last Friday night
l.. d. Willard. of this city, threw +. L.:
Jane, of Spring Valley, twice out Of
three times, taking the first and third
round. L. B. Claybourn also bested a
he was something of a WI esther About a
hundred sports witnessed the encounters.
The local lodge of the I. o. o. F. has
selected the following officers: N. g.,
Frank Tellett; v. G., A. u Maryland; r.
S., Charles Mulliken; l. S., A. w. Massee;
T., r. E. Barragan.
The Royal Arcanum has chosen new
set of officers for the ensuing term, and
they are given below: R., J. E. Fitch; V.
E. A. Foote; G., S. K. sswenso1; T.. c..
A Ransom; c.. Ferd Vest; W., ". E. Pet
erson; S., G. r. Jennings; trustee, G. w.
Ransom; M. E.. DIR. w. e. Todd.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-12-09
NEW PAYNEsvILLE.

Hon. E. Hogan, of this village, has
just completed deal whereby he be-
CON es the owner of l60) acres of land in
the western part OF this county. The
ern Railroad company, some of it being
near this village, AMI other pieces to
the western end of the county. 1t is all
valuable farming land, and will be dis
posed of by Mr.. Hogan at once to in
Rev. r. G. Hudson Thursday morning
received telegram telling of the death
of his sister, Miss Hattie Hudson, of
Fargo.
c. J. Grellong, buttermaker of the
creamery at this place, has received no.
tice that in the last scoring of butter at
the Pan-American exposition his butter
each month received a very high score.
TIE Young Peoples Social club is be-
ing reorganized, the reorganization being
in tie hands of a committee composed of
lisI. with Reinholdt Schwartz as treas
urer The first dance under the new
management will be given at Hanson's
Esil on Friday evening of next week.
The first entertainment in the high
school course of entertainment, to. be
given during the winter will be given
at Hanson's hal next Wednesday even
ing
Mrs. Roland of Morris; has been spend
ing several days with her parents, James
Nicol and wife, in this village.
Miss Alice Barrie Friday went to Nor
ris, where she will spend a week or more
with friends in that city.
Work has been begun upon the con-
struction of a large ice house at Lake
Koronis. for the use of G.. w. Conkling.
and the other parties who are interested
with him in the recent purchases at the
lake. 1t is also stated that these same
parties will build large club house at
the lake during the coming season.
F. r. Noonan. manager of the North
American Storage company, returned
Friday from three weeks absence in
New York and Boston, in the interests
of his business.
J. w. Gordon has rented the Schultz
building on James street, and will open
a -four and feed store.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-12-09
FERGUS FALLS.

Mr.. and Mrs. Hodgson drove to Herman
the first of the week with Miss Haley
and Mrs. Devenney, of Morris, who were
mere several days on a visit.
The name decided on for the new social
club is the Chippewa club" It's appro-
priateness consists in the fact that it
means jewellers Of the falls and that
this neighborhood was the old stamping
ground of the Chippewas.
The first of the debates Of the State
High School Debating league in this con-
gressional district, was held in the Ly-
ceum Friday night between the cham
pions of the Moorhead and Fergus Falls
high schools. Fergus Falls won. The
deciding vote of the judges was given
by President Robertson, of the Red
River university, of Wahpeton. Other
debates in the series in this district will
be between Crookston and Ada, Barnes
vile and Warren, Red Lake Falls and
Fertile. The winners will meet each
other till only one is left That team
will champion this district against some
other district The final debate will be
held at the state university next May.
j. S. Inland returned yesterday from a
business trip southwark, during which he
disposed of about 1900 acres of land
west of the Missouri river
A new state bank will be established
in this city early in the spring, in the
Schacht block, by George Woodhouse and
L. P. Gjermo. Another bank soon to
start is one headed by A. e. I,uedke and
A. Brandenburg, in the brick block own
ed by the former.
Supt F. A. Weld, Of the Moorhead nor
NAL. was here Friday and Saturday. He
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-12-09
CROOKsTON.

Mr.. and Mrs. J. F. Creamer entertained
on two evenings of the past week in
honor of Miss Nellie Mullin. who is soon
to leave for Crookston, where she will
engage in business. Miss Mullen has
been with Fontain & Anglinm, of this
city, for a number of years, and the
firm has presented her with an elegant
diamond pin as token of their apprecia-
ton of her services.
Mrs. w. c. Stranahan has arrived from
Aberdeen, S. D., for the over Christmas
stay with her parents, Mr. and Mrs Fon-
tame.
Mrs. S. Rosenthal has returned from a
VISIT to superintendent and Mrs. w. D.
Scott, at Havre, Mont
The Croekston band elects the follow
ing officers for the ensuing year: II. l..
Falk, manager: II. L. Keller president
M. III. Thielen, secretary.
The new ice rink, which has Just been
completed, collapsed last night 1t will
be rebuilt Immediately,
Mr.. James NJ. Montague, of this city
has been notified of his appointment az
a copyist in the pension bureau, at Wash
iEgton, at a salary of 5000 per year. Mr.
Montague was married during the week
to Miss Marion Chaplin, at Chicago.
Rev. George E. Satterlee, pastor OF
the Methodist church here, received word
this morning of a serious accident which
has befallen his brother. Demen Satter-
lee, a cavalry officer in the United States
barracks, at Vancouver. Mr. Sattenee
fell from his horse, and was trampled up
on, receiving injuries which it is feared
will prove fatal.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-12-09
GLENCOE.

Inspector Ornnsby has been here for a
number of days, arranging for the es-
Enlistment Of four free postal delivery
routes. The following routes will be
started not later than Feb. 1: No. /,
Davis. No. 2, the Bergen route; carrier,
David Lemere. No. 5, the Helen route;
carrier, John Withees No. the Rich
Valley route; carrier, Loren Butler.
The fire department band is preparing
to give concert on the night of Dec.
A.
The stockholders of the Duluth, St
Cloud, Glencoe & Mankato Railway COM
pany held an annual meeting here last
Sunday, and chose, among others, Thom-
as Lowry, of Minneapolis, as one of it's
directors A. H. Reed was reelected
as president, and John S. Davis as treas
urer.
The Alumni Association of Stevens
Seminary will hold it's first annual ball
on Dec. 81. ID
Mr.. c. E. Wagner will locate here and
reside in the Withee house.
Supt. Heckert, of the Renville schools,
visited the public schools here last
Thursday.
Mr.. G. w. G. Hyde, of Minneapolis,
will address the equity teachers at the
BroWnton meeting next Saturday.
Capt. and Mrs. A. H. Reed received
friends last Thursday evening in honor
of their son Axe1 and bride.
The following officers Of the Degree of
Honor were elected last Monday even
ing: Past chief of honor, Mrs. Walter
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-12-09
PIERRE.

Mrs. P. F. Mcclure and daughter, Miss
Lille Bowen, have returned from Bel
GUM, where they have spent the past
year.
Messrs. Albright, Dewell. Freeman,
Warner, March and Crane visited Huron
Saturday to contest with golfers from
that city on their home grounds. The
Huronites have been playing about three
years longer than the team from this
city, and while the crowd all report the
best of treatment by Huron people, they
were not allowed to carry away any
honors with them. Anything else they
wanted was at their command
Miss Tessie Clark, of this city, and
George E. Burroughs. of Aberdeen, were
married at the home of the brides pa
rents in this city last Tuesday evening,
Rev. Ecker Burton officiating.
The contractors haye finished the ar
&c Hallam ranch, in northern Sully coun-
ty, getting a good supply of water, BEAR
ing gas, at a depth of 1,61S feet.
John Weideman, German, has been
taken into custody, pending the arrival
OF an attendant from the insane hospital
to take him to that institution. He is
considered quite wealthy, his property
being principally in stocks and other
securities. His insanity takes the form
OF a fear that a mob is seeking his life
for tax lodging.
Louise of Webster. are here for a visit
to remain until after the holidays
The members of the M. B. A. were ell
tertafned at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
a. l.. Thorne Tuesday evening, cards and
games having been provided for their
amusement. Luncheon was provided at
the close of the evening.