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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-04-23
Chat Abouf
People.

i hear OF couple aged IS and 50
years respectively. who.after n honey
moon that lasted six days, have separ-
ated. and the bride will sue for a
divorce. Her complaint IL as follows:
THE story that my husband could
cut cords OF wood a day IL not
true. He cannot cut tho kindling
needed TO light the fires. had 10
get up and light the fire every morn
ing, which Is a husbands duty" When
people OF this advanced age 20 into
the divorce courts, there is indeed
need of some sort of guide to mat
rimony.
In these DAYS when n smatthering
OF all kinds of languages in the high
schools, sometimes 10 the detriment
OF a sound education i'm English. some
funny things happen. A few days ago
a girl who Is attending one OF the
New England female colleges came
home on a visit, and the fact became
known that she had recently dismiss
ed the latest suitor for her hand The
other day she received a note from a
male pupil In one Of the high schools,
and this Is what II said: Dear Miss
Jones. please excuse my writing, but
who is your chere homo now?"
900
Bilkins asked me yesterday, IL I'd
been down Ia Fields Point 80 see the
citys "premediation" tanks work.
Sewer" says I.
S<a<.
''Nar-nor-E East by East" TO be
continued. LORD knows how long.
S%1
Don't suppose that for the reason
there is White Rat show at the
Olympic, that IL IS necessarily
cheesey affair for IL is not by any
means.
The present weather Is alike un-
pleasant TO dwellers on land and wa
ter. The thick fog which envelopes
the harbor and bay. as well az the
smart sea running outside, has kept "a
host of vessels IN port. a larger num-
ber than I'm many months past. Lit
tie hope is held out by the weather au-
thoritles for pleasant weather, at
least for day or two However.
notice that the lawns are green and
the apple trees have buds that are
well developed. IL is indeed time 20
sing: "Wait Till the Clouds Roll By
800
was struck this morning by the
great. but thoroughly deserved, tribute
of respect paid 20 the memory of the
late Edwin u. McGuinness. Men OF all
nationalties, all crecds aud all polit-
ical beliefs. gathered around hts bier
10 do him honor, and it clearly dem
onstrated that he had, during his
short years OF hfe the esteem of all
conditions of men.
90
hear that the newest popular ex-
preston Is fine for the lilies Just
what IL means nobody here seems 10
know, but my friend Billy Van Is the
man who brought II 10 Providence
from New York, where it is in vogue.
Che Gossio.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-04-23
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EAST PROVIDENCE

The town council met YESTERDAY after
noon aud nppOiutcd T.. u. Hunt. -. j.
Kiernan and BERNARD NJ Dowd ~ consta-
bles. The fire associations, the Grand
Army Organization ana the libraries were
given their pro rata of the money ~
proprlated at the financial town meeting
number of yictuailing licenrer - ere
granted 40 SIS each. and ~ was Not< thaf
all halls used for dancing should psN a
fee of $50 j ! sullivan was granted per
mission 90 transfer his liuuor licru~o from
Valley street tp Taunton avenue.
The new lien Thief Detective tncirtf
MT lu the old town han 81 EaHt frONi-
deuce centre last evening. ard Hdt'd
dozen or more names 10 tho roster ot TIE
association. The ueNt meeting VIII hT
held if 81. kuuk Monday etrulnR
a huult Stone team broke down uu
Washington bridge this morning uud dt-
iaNcd travail Tor fvors Than an hour
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-04-23

In Toronto, now that the attemr; NJ
the corporations 10 gobble everything In
sight has failed, owing 20 public sonti-
ment. the newspapers are saying Il IS
time 10 think about what viii he done
with the street railway receipts. which
amount 20 more than 10000 dollars per
annum. and are increasing at the rate Of
several thousand dollars year. In two
or three years this revenue will be al the
absolute disposal Of the city 20 apply as
the council may think best.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-04-23

ARDEN-In this city, on 21st inst,
James Arden. aged IS years, l month.
n dsyA
BENTIY--In East Providence, 2lst inst,
Thomas l. Bently. in the I'D year of his
age.
Collin Warren. r.. l., 2lst inst, Mary
NJ Coll, aged 66 years
ELY-In Edgewood, Hst inst. Lulu
Stella. only daughter of Edward Nj. and
the late Sarah j. Ely.
FITZGERALD-At Colorado Springs, Col,
22d inst. Annie. daughter OF the late
Mary and John Fitzgerald Of this city.
LIVSEY-In this city, 22d inst. at the
residence OF her niece. No Isl Burn
side street. Mrs. Clarissa $. Livsey,
aged a years
MEYER-In this city, 2ist inst, Walter
Arthur. infant son of Edward ". and
Annie S. Meyer. aged months, days.
MITCHELI1-In Burrillville. 2lst inst,
Nettie T.. wife OF Calvary NJ Mitchell,
and daughter OF Elizabeth M and the
late Albert A. Smith.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-04-23

MRS WINSr.OwS SOOTHING SYRUP
has bacn used Tor over nfty years by
millions Of mothers FOR their children
while tcethlng. Win perfect success u
s,,tb.s the child sOtteus the gums al
isKs all pain cures Wind cole. and ls the
nest refnedy FOR DiarrOhes IL Will re-
liave th. pur little slnefer inme1lsteiN.
S,td bt druaFista iu every part ~ The
v..rld Twenty FIVE tents bottle. BE
.,,r. aud ask Tor "Mr- Winslows SoOth-
trr syrup" and take no other kind.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-04-23

The continued rains Of the past month
have been the cause NJ great havoc In
Massachusetts. The breaking of dams
has caused much damage 90 property and
roads hut fortunately as yet no lives
have been lost
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-04-23

Members of the Cuban Constitutional
convention have caught readily enough on
20 one American idea az least They have
found way by which to continue their
official exlstance at the rate of $40 per
day each.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-04-23

Thus speaks the Boston Journal: we
guess that the Independence will have as
enthusiastic launching as the sham
rock had There's more sporting blood in
Boston than is dreamed by the Horatios
who manufacture jokes for the Western
papers.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-04-23

French and German soldiers IN China
have been dispatched on another punt.
tive expedition In other words they
have been licensed to stay, slaughter and
loot on the preteSt ~ restoring order.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-04-23

As a deviser Of devices for delay there
are none TO equal the suave vice presl-
dent ot the United Traction company.
MIR. Marsdcn J. Perry. who has held up
ti.s granting NJ transfers while he jaunts
through Europe
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-04-23
MAY CHANGE POSTAGE STAMPS

The Post Office department at Wash
iugton is considering the advisability or
changing the design OF the regular issue
of postage stamps. IL is probable that
the names OF the persons VIII be printed
under the heads borne on the stamps,
and the design may also include an in
scription giving the year OF issue Of the
series EXCHANGE.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-04-23
Waldorf Astoris Tariff League Banquet
srotherhood Wines Served.

brotherhood Vintage Wines were served
ana shown 90 be equal 20 the imported. -
American Wine Press.
10 many of the diners II was revela-
ton that such wine was produced IN TINS
cotlntrv-New York Commercial.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-04-23

keepers and gamblers to cease their oper-
ations on that day.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-04-23

Mayor Carter Harrison OF Chicago has
decided that there shall be no circus per
furmancss on sunday. Ia his view such
Entertainments are too demoralizins 60
~ permitted on f',- Sabhath. bat he
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-04-23

While the Filipinos ar. climbing into
the band wagon ths vociferous anti-im-
perishsts are preparing 20 take to the
woods
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-04-23

Indiana has new anti -lynchug law
and it Will b. enforced even 90 hanging
is found necessary TO make 1t effective
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-04-23

Our new spring line comprises Novel
ties from almost every leading manufac-
turer I'm America: our prices unquestion-
ably the lowest THE PROVIDENCE
WALL PAPER HOUSE AS Westminster
street.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-08

false hope. prosperity for uncertainty, a
government or tneir own, with liberty, Tor
that of a party which sacrinces all OF lts
The narrow. tyrannous oppressive rule
which they enforced In Cuba and the PM
ipplnes, they win, u once allowed g do
So enforce from Washington and Albany
Oh the great city OF New YORK.
Democracy the peoples rule-ls hated by
socHlled republicans hecaS.e II Is the only
bar to their trust rule ana tbe enforcement
Of aristocratic. English-oving, arbitrary
government on the plain people OF the land.
whatever their pretensions and false prom
lses may be today, that Is the plain re-
As one OF their leaders has declared, the
sanity hoher-tnan'tnouS Would 90 away
with votes, ignore the peoples right To
universal suffrage. and rule our cities by
the chosen few who may elect themselves
Think Of that, sc free and independent
slaves who gave your votes (your last, they
should bel IN the support Of such a policy
IN free land!
Let our German friends who build their
hopes on Sunday beer and open prom
ises to tell US two years from now how
they enjoyed a second dose of Strong aud
why they long once more for freedom and
Aud this reminds us to remark that this
new, narrow.mnded, Albany rule OF
Greater New York has but two years 20
run, and then-f democrats have learned
that unity and harmony mean an as
sured success the hnmbugs OF the fu-
, slonlsts may run indeed and true demoe'
racy come by It's own again
We have had too many victories TO be
dlsmayed by one defeat
Let us keep up the organization with
a renewed faith IN the peoples right TO
! rule, the right OF the great democratic
| city OF New York 10 her own government
! untrammeled by the looters who would
| seize her revenues TO gorlfy the ever
| grnsping, all-corrupting republican machine.
/ Let committee be appointed which
| shall represent the various boroughs In
! this great municipality and shall be known
| as the COMMITTEE of the City's Defense"
| whose duty Il shall be 10 expose and de.
the good name OF New York and her hon.
ored citizens.
Let the people show the hypocrites 10
their trne light and two years hence de-
mocracy will be returned to place and
| power!
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7ammany Organ on - -
- ~ the NeqU York Election.
100 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ss

For the second time In a decade demo
lcratic votes have elected a republican
mayor OF the city OF New York.
Defeat Is the price democracy must ever
pay for division In the ranks
Division lost democracy the government
Of the nation IN 1860. Democracy regalned
control In three National elections after.
ward and then after seeing that their safety
was in unity, they again divided on the
question Of silver and gold, and lost both
Of the Bryan campaigns by their own folly.
Democratic votes elected Mckinley. Dem
ocratic votes elected Seth Low.
For this egreglous folly there was there
is, no ghost OF an excused
Edward NJ. Shepard, democratic candidate
for mayor. is the superior, morally, men.
tally and IN business and executive Ca
pacity of any man on the ticket.
Why, then, the suicidal democratic votes
which slaughtered the time-honored demo
cratic party 10 advantage candidates upon
a fusion" ticket and give away the peo-
pies government TO the corrupt republican
The answer is that they were traitor
votes or else were led away by the pre-,
vaillns craze for jingoes, hypocrltes ana
crankS.
The opposition 10 democracy was Gun.
ningly devised and in reality began four
years ago when the republican machine ct
Albany sent down the infamous Mazet
committee and began It's lying crusade on
the city and the people Of New York -,
For four years they cried out Mad Dog!
and Vice. until by the aid OF paid
press and the perverted pulplts OF respected
churches they alarmed the thoughtless anu
the foolish who forsooR their party and
their friends TO run amuck with the ma
licious slanderers Of New York.
In this inglonous and shameful way SUI
helent malcontents were marshalea ~ w
opposition 10 overcome democracy In It's
great stronghold in this State.
And what the gainf ,... .
think This question over and then ansWe
II to their own shame. ,..
They nave taken their own oirthright right
| and have traded 1t for the stale promise
which make up the mess OF an nnsaFor'
| republican pottage o..
They have rellnquished certainty 10
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-08

r =, worcester. Mass, be-
b iddie .,s,a Antiquarian society re-
b, sn a1.s Francis Adams Of Boston
..,rr for me even to refer
N events which followed
r ..,rsut OF Richmond and pre-
s'a' .--rspder of Appomattox. 1t
y W. - saw that the capltulation
au NV Of Northern Virginia had
,'.rltable. Not the less for that,
hereafter to be pursued as
| |. farther resistance on the part
...tsderacy was still to be de-
7. well known that In the face
y, JEFFERSON Davis had not for
N, sven up the thought of con-
4. Struggle To do so was GER
,,,,tleable. Foreign opinion, for
v,s on this point settled; it
I'D As a certainty of the future
4, conquest of the Confederacy
a,slhle The English journals
.,r,rs maintained, and still did
\. ,bat the defeat of Lee in the
sysn the surrender Of all the
,,.,s armies, would be but the
\ oue phase Of the war and the
~ spother phase-the tinal phase
I'M, fruitless effort to subdue
4 nssple in q region so vast that
n K impossible to penetrate every
sit much less to hold II In sub
Sa historical fact, the scales
N 1866, hung wagering In the
I. mere turn Of the hand would
rsltn way they were to incline
the norning of that mo.
!, dsy. II was an absolutely open
m even chance, whether the
sAlth was actually pursued would
M Of whether the leaders of the
tnT would adopt the policy which
y, Kruger and Generals Botha and
IA haye IN South Africa more re-
Sopted, and are now following.
i.ssop rested in the hands OF one
\, commander Of the Army of North
|tgbh. Fairly reliable and very
snounts Of what took place at
Lees headquarters In the early
1. hours Of that day have either ap.
h Print or been told in CONVERSE
Ia 70 two Of these accounts | pro-
al attention. Apparently the sec
NJ interviews described followed
Ia be first, not more than a coup q
\, intervening between them. OF the
III this account In a book recently
IN hy joan Sargent Wise, entitled
IN q an Era" John Sargent Wise
I'd o. Henry A Wise, once promi-
our National politics. Governor
.si ID the later tiftles, he was sub
a brigadier general in the Con
service. Though In 1865 but q
80 John s. Wise was a hot Con.
n and had already been wounded
Ia At the time now in question he
10 have been sent by jefferson
asa On his way from Richmond to
b With dispatches to Lee, and
Mk,g Lees headquarters he came,
nilj morning Of April 0, across h s
etfeslor and General Wise, In
VtA bis brigade. The father was
(aly 60 years OF age, but the son
IN lying on the ground, asleep
rs men a typical Southern n e.
he extreme type. Henry A. Wise
tItAnd.out secesSlonist and Con
/ Aroused by his son from his IN
timber slmost the first wish he
NJ was to see General Lee, and ne
apetuonsly Of his whereabouts.
Q tnew where the Confederat q
lrar were, and the two started 10
I'm.
| D PICTURE OF THE SCENE.
/ Wise has described yividly the
| 4 affairs as they passed along
'aa and fields we're filed with
= "a They moved. looking behind
L hf they expected to be attacked
|ad By pursuing foe. Demor
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GOLD IN THE KIDNEYS

HFor some zine vas So sick at my
stomach that | could not eat nor could l
sleep. / caught a heavy cold and 1t set
tied IL my kidneys aud stomach and in
fact through nav entire svstcm; had pains
in my back and head and could get no re
lief until took Warmers sare Cure. 1t
full medicine; it cured me after other medi-
einSs failed" Yours truly. Nellie Jones.
President Memphis Friday Club. lO3 Vance
street. Memphis. Tenn, November 0. 1901
All testimonials received unsolicited.
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II y " - y - - - ~ v " ~ - " "
| jewish YEAR BOOK.
|y Of the Hebrew Race for the
/ Year 566l.
-
EN N THE UNITED STATES.
End Asia Revlewed-Marked
W N America, England and
Ns-Pefsecution in Russia.
IN n THE UNITED STATES

Tha Year Book for 1901 1902, or,
'sa Ia the Hebrew calendar. for
.''las a great deal Of interesting
v, Among the features of the
Nip'e's on THE Year" The
A0auania from the Earliest Time
ssal Day" The Situation of the
-s, ,s1s Since the Treaty of Ber-
ne Roumanian Jews in Amer
"A yea OF Interesting statistical
N ,epoIt OF the Jewish Publica-
V's on The Year" is here re-
TIE YEAR 1851.
~ 1851 there was no occurrence
4 Importance by which to char.
IN. 'ae Internal history Of the
Ssss o. y, their relations to the
nv s',oyet i Is rendered notable
es which stand out promi-
= !, ~, s,salheanee probably Is the
- - Undertaken by the Jewish
la,a,S sifrO,.llahon, which at present
llT,, .le most important single
4 N gearing within itself me
h Il hs a',leaeaing influence upon
ne Jewish people as long as
e1ey.l o. the FIRST volume Of
N sSs,.slopedia marks the be
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b n,LsaVH9ylusion. will probably
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ntssInas upon them, though
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n ,el,ssS'Aea as an evidence OF
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In ~ y, Protects OF the Ziopisi
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paln,e .eaching results
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..,sei ,Wlth public AFFAIR
"a, lee State OF Mass
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And pIenty q Them.

Plttsburg Chroniele.Telesfaph.
Mrs. snaggs-The early bird does aot set
the worm this summer.
Mr. Snaggs-Doesp't her What does he
get? .,,,.
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Not to Be Desired.

N, dear" said Mrs. Psryenu in her
superior way art am SURPRISED snaS 70 see you
1But / like IT," protested the unsopnlss
tlcated Mr.. Parvenu, 'and why shouidn !
/ eat III It's Strengthening, and inc
sThey claim" said Mrs. Paryenu; Sc.
yerelv. THAT II makes good red ploou'
10 use their own words. 81
well, isn't that what we all "An''
LANES" said Mrs. Paryenu, Tn SUI.
nrlsed at you. You know as wen ~ &C.. CO
That what we want Is aristsefatic piu'
bloed-s
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Honors Easy.

STRAY Stories,
BOBBY, yor mustn't play with that niess
Jones; ne isn't a nice sort OF boy"
"All right, father. can't play with him
ANYWAY; that's what his Father told him
about mel"
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Kid N E:YS.

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D PICTURE OF THE SCENE.
! Wise has described wildly the
u ,ralrs as they passed along.
'ah and fields we're filed with
"a They moved looking behind
nf they expected to be attacked
Iaf By pursuing foe. Dcmor-
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SkEE: GuRE;

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Miss Rsmscy's experience Is similar to
thnt OF thousands of women who have
Been cured by Warmers Safe Cure when
all other remedies failed
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DOCTORS PRESCRIBE II,

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You owe it to yourself to find this out once thousand
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not know il until the disease has caused serious complication
and Bright's disease has set in