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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-05-04
ESCUlDRl RuSi En- BlRCELOli
Homenaje a Espana

Ha llegado a Btrcelona los ba7cos
AiGandfo II, y Krabyy Aiesa de la es-
cuadra Tusa que estuvo en- ToI6n sa-
udar al Presidente de la RspG olica
francesa, Mr.. Loubet.
Al pasar e' acorazado espaIlol PelayO
frente a los barcos rusos, las bandas de
estes ejecutaron la Marcia Real, con-
testando la del Pelayo con ell himno
russo.
Ell ayuntaniento de la Oiudad Con-
.dal. obsequi6 a la oficialldad de los bar
cos de la escuadra moscovita con un
magnffco baDquete.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-05-04
Tripulantes fIipinos
EN- LA MARINA De GUERRA
h0RTEAMERICANA

Ri Presidente de los Estados Uni
dos ha dispuPsto que los naturales de
Fllipinas pueden ingresar en- 10 marina
de guerra nOrteamericana dsfIutando
la mitad del sueldo que perciben los
tripulantes de aquella Repdblica.
Quinientos filipinOs entraraD, pues,
al servicio naval en- estos dias dandose
les ocupaci6n como marineros, grume.
tes, maquinistss, mecanicos, artilleros,
fOgoneros etc. etc
La recluta comenzara de un momen
to q otro.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-05-04
NOTICIAS DEL DIA.

Sc aSegura que ell gobierno americana
Ia coucedldo la empreSa martina de Ce
ballos ell mUelle de las obras del puerto,
mlentraS ievante OtrO en- SuStituci6n del
que Sc quem6 hace das.
TOdos los emplea1os han quedado at fren
to de su destnoS
81 individuO Jose Blave, penetr6 anoche
en- ell eStablecimiento que tiene Ell se1o-
Gonzalez en- la calle de San jose, leyan.
dose en- union de otrO compsnero que Sc
quedo faera, provSiOnes por yaor de IN
dellars, que Sc neg6 a pager, dandose a la
fuga.
Sc ha ccncedido licencia de uso de armas
a j. ID. Stubbe, Jose g. Benitez, Ramon
Llovet, L. Catbelineaud, Rafael r. Lauge.
Juan POns Colon, A. Morales, j b. Ca.
rrl6n, Jose Mateo, Ramon Llompart, An
tonic Amadeo, U. ID. Noble, Juan Cueto,
Jose NJ. Muncz, Vicente y Cordov6s.
Aver tarde sali6 de este puerto para
Cuba escalas, ell vapor "Maria Herrera p
Sc encuentra algo mejor de la dolenca
que yeDia padecendo, e stnor Harlan,
Fiscal General.
En- breve ccmenzaran los trabajos para
Ia construction del ferrocarril del general
Stone.
Ha fallecido en- Guayama dona Vicenta
Ramos Rickehof
Antonio Narapjo, que iba aver tarde Ca
mlnando distraidamente por frente de Ia
bateria del Escambr6n, cay6 de prcnto un
pozo que alf Cerca tXlste, pero que por fo-
tuna tenla poca cantidad de aqua.
Sin grandes esfuerzos tue slcado eI indi
viduo por algunos obreros del ferrlcarrll que
acuderon inmediatamente.
En- la caida Sc produjo una ligeia con
fusion en- la ca beza.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-05-04

Ha regresado a su resilencia de Ponce,
ell alcalde se1or Cbavaler.
Anoche a las 10, en- la esquina de Ia
cale de San Jose y plaza de Armas, uu
grup0 de soldau0s insnt6 apale6 4 IN
vendedor de pan.
al rededOr de aquelloS Sc reuni6 un MI
nero considerable &c personals, Sc hubiera
suScitad0 un coDflcto 81 Ia intervention de
la policfa no hubiese pues:o fin al especta
cuo.
AnOche en- el muelle Sc Suscit6 IN cues.
ton entire dos indiyiduos, que sembr6 la
alarma en- el yecindario de aquellos alrede-
doreS, al yer que los contendjentes sacaban
a relucr armas de fllego
UnOs soldados interyinieron ponendo fin
la disputa.
C0RTESE ESA TJS 0 'LIG{RO RESFalA.
do cuando esta en- Su primer peliodo. AL
principle cedera un remedio suave. Las
PAsTILLAS BRONQUrALEs DE Brown,
son Gtles cuando prevaltcen, os resfriados.
tos, brOnquitis, influenza, rouquera, males
de la garganta, dan slivio 81 inmediata-
mente. M j.S,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-05-04
Fatal pron6stico
Ciento treinta y TN dias
de alarmantc sec

El peri6dico Il Independent, de Per-
pllan ha proaosticado que pOr todo ell
mes de Mayo en- curse Y los de JUNO,
Julio, Agosto, hasta ell s de Septiem-
bre, habra un periodo de alarmante
sequfa.
Ell estado seco persistira, pues, Sc
gun ell leferido peri6dico, ciento treinta
q un dias, para colmo de males.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-05-04
La GAIA de CaudaleS
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

DE LA OOM a y n ~ EB n LLOS."
La GAIA del muele de espig6n que en- IN
principle Sc djo que habia Sdo salyada del
SinieStro pOr un buque de la compallia, tut
suStraida aver tarde del fondO del mar, en-
buen eStado
El buzo senOr St Elmo practice los traba
JOS de reconocniento, logrando subr la ca
ja, que tue traSadada al escritorio provisio
nal de la Oomrania.
Aver en- la calle del Cristo un hombre es-
taba maltratando d un muchacho de corta
edad
Cuardo mas engOllado estaba en- su poca
audable tarea fuG sorprendilo por la brusca
aparici6n de una sonora que la emprendi6 4
paraguazos contra ell indviduo Qulen tuvo
que declararse en- pTecipitada fuga incapaz
do Teslstir la justa Intervention.
Sc encuentra va casi completamente res.
sablecido nresiro amigo don Benito Cerece
do MILAN.
Lo Celebramos.
Mafiana domingo tendra lugar en- nuestrc
teatro la anunciada function & benefcio de
los SehOres Velez y Montesinos, pon6ndose
en- escena las zarzuelas la "Hija del Barban
'Los Aparecidos' y el ''duo de los abueli
tosD de la zarzuela las "Hijas del Zebedeo'
cantado por les beneficiados.
Dada la simpatfa de que gozan en- eSta
capital los j6yenes artistas, nos atrevemos 4
asegurarle un gran 6xito en- la function dt
manana.
Sc otserva mucha animaci6n para oil bai-
10 que celebrara mailana domingo ell Casino
puertorriqueno de Caguas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-05-04
CONFERENCIA

Esta noche & las nueve dara una iutere
sante conferepcia acerca de Electricidad,
on el "Centro Union dc Dependencies, el
ilustrado doctor en- Ciencias, don Jose ia.
ner.
El acto sera pdblico.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-05-04
TE1EGRAMAS
POR Ell CABLE
AgitaCi6n en- China
RepetidoS encuentroS entire los rebel
deS Y las columnaS internacionales
ISeryiclo cablegrafco especial del Boletin
Mercantil

lO0iN4Cto CduieS IdHCo eSpeClaI UeI DOletlD
Mercantil
Londres, viernes. -Dicen de Chi
IA que Sc ha recrudecido la agita-
ci6n en- Pekin, 10 que ha dado lugar
a dlterenteS encuentrOs entire las co
lumnas internacionales y los rebel
des chinos.
Dase por segulo que los Poderes
interventores no aispondran el aban
dopo de Pekin hasta que ell orden
sea un hecho.
Ohcialmente Sc sabe que en- la
provincial de Shansi hay muchos
miles de revoltosos con las armas
On la mano.
NOTA.-LOs cables cOntin1an en- Ia
tercera plana.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-05-04

Leemos en- ell "Diatio de Ponce.
"Auoche en- q Segundo tntreacto de la
function que represeutaba la compania Mar
tinez Casado, la orqueSta TOGO la marcia
de Cadz siendo muy apaudida, habien.
dola tenidc one repetIr cuatro yeces petit
ci6n del pdbhco'
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-05-04
Poa s.

En- el estabecimicnto del Boletiu'' por posos
Sc constrnycn 10, sjguiente- seiloS de Coma su-
perores ! SeIlo comereial de cualquier forma.
| i'd pagueSe Il la or3en. etc, id duplicada :
| Id. pagado I'D, recibimos; | id. aeeptamos
cualquier otro EN- ese asto, con IA alurohadillo
negotiable. Todo por IS moneda couiente
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-05-04
goToGRAFlA Alfonso
AZ, ===San FranCisCO===42
SAN JUAN

Debendo ausentarSe p0r mOtivOS de salud
) agradecldo la ? detection que el pdblico
de la capital de- Ia isla le han lispensado,
ha determinado zen obsequio 6ste) una
gran rebaia de precios en- todos 'os trabsjos
hasta e dia de su embarque.
Il totogrataS en carta Vista .. 5 200
Il ID. id id Album anne
IlCdud d.-..-..-....... .-. ZUU
II id id ii Pramenas 8
L do6o W
II ii. ID ID boudor Paris 900
II ID. ID id Salon. 600
Sc trabaja con ell pafel platino permanen.
te. Solo brilante albumirado, puliendo
eIegir ej PGblico ell que sea de su agrado:
Toda persona que haga TRES PESOS
de gasto tiene derCcho a so retratos-selos
lie regalo.
Los grupos de famllias amigos, cual-
quiera que sea el ndmero, pagaran 10 mismo
que una persona S0a.
Las ampIacones en- color seguiran ha-
clendose como anteriOrmente de rega,o)
NOTA:-Se anuncla por el presente que
Sc yende ell Establecimiento con todos sus
enseres
Pto-Ri | De Abrl Ge 1901. 1870
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-05-04

LA ingresalc en- el mauic5mio el antique
per.Cdjsta sguadiilano don Pedro Acevedo
Rivera, yietima ce una affection mental.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-05-04
FL doctor R. M. POnte
DEN TISTA

Estara ausente de esta capital, p0
cuatrO Semanas eOiamente 80 L
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-03-29
CAME IN BOTTLE.
Note Tells Of Alleged Rescue
Of -Four Sailors.

William L. Walker of 2l0 Swan street
reports that on Tuesday he landed from
a boat at the south end of Prudence ISL
and and on the shore picked up bottle
in which he found the following note:
April e. 1895 or the island OF Trinidad,
lat. % degrees s, about 600 miles from the
Brazil coast. bark La Belle Esperance,
Capt Mourez. met supposed derelict yacht
El chico. Took on board four sailors, in
cludlng captain. After being on board two
days oyerpowered us and Intend TO leave
us on some desert island without food.
Please notify Carnage a RIVERS. Rio de
JaheiFe, Brazil.
How long the bottle had lain on the
shore Of Prudence island is. OF course,
unknown. IL may have been there some
months or the bottle may have been
fioated about during the past three years,
IL the message is genuine as 10 date.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-03-29

take any steps in the matter toward
placing Iol Harrison rightly before the
country, Gen. Harrison adds:
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-03-29
He DISMISSED
HIS SON-IN-LAW
When He Did Il Or. Wells Was
Not Aware Of Marriage.
HE REDUCED RAND'S SALARY.
After II Had Been Cut From $50 10 So q
Week Discharge Followed sd-Thsn Fact
Of Marriage Was Disclosed.
HE REDUCED RANO'S SALARY.

| Jersey City, March 29--"This marriage
was entered into from selfish motives
only aud with the object OF securing Il
| hJsae at the expense OF his father-in-
| law declared Special Master in Chan
| Gerry Lewis, OF Jersey City, in recon-
| Rand be granted "A divorce.
HE special master severely arEa+srteA
| tic husband OF Mrs Rand in mis- rspo-t.
Betflse his fath.r-in-law, Or. George
W. Wells. manager OF the Medical Ex-
amincr and resident physician of the
Manhattan Life Insurance company, who
did not know of his secret marriage to
his daughter. reduced his salary from $50
a week 10 - per week and finally dis
charged him. Rand, who lives at No. %
Prospect street, Orange. y. j., declined
10 live with his wife.
Frederick Il. Rand when he entered the
employ OF DR. Wells, was secretary OF the
Orange Athletic club and received $50 a
week az DR. Wells manager of the Medi-
cal Examiner. Or. Wells became IN ana
Rand was a frequent visitor at his home
90 discuss matters pertaining TO the pub
lication.
In this city he met Mrs. Wells and
Miss Grantiana Bates Wells, the
eighteen year-old daughter.
Long after Dr. Wells recovered the
young man continued his calls. paving
arkcd attention TO pretty Miss Gran
tiana.
Mrs. Wells had no idea that her hos
oands manager was making love to their
daughter. While his love affairs were
getting along swimmingly his business
affairs were neglected, and DR.. Wells
reduced his salary TO $50 a week. lie con-
tinued his lovemaking. and further re-
duction TO SIS was made.
The young couple went 10 Trinity
church i'm Hoboken on March %, 1895, and
were married by the Rev J. c. Mitchell.
They returned TO the Wells home, the
bridegroom bidding his wife goodnight"
at the gate.
They had agreed to keep their mar
riage a secret. DIR. Wells says Rand con-
tlnued 20 neglect his duties and as
result his salary was reduced to 80 week
and finally he was discharged.
When this happened the young lady
told her parents OF her marriage to Rand.
They We're much surprised.
DIR. Wells consulted counsel and IL was
determined TO wait for the statutory Pc
riod of two years 10 elapse and bring suit
for divorce, alleging desertion. Mr.. Lew
is was appointed 10 hear the case and
has taken the testimony.
The special master. i'm giving his
reasons why the decree of divorce should
be issued. SAYS:
Having married the daughter I'm a
stealthy manner. he feared the anger of
her father and so concealed the marriage
When finally discharged from the father
in-laws employ. and. under circum-
stances which embittered his employer
toward him the defendant became disap-
pointed and continued in his refusal 10
live with his wife.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-03-29

The Jeter quartet will sing at the Union
Baptist church this evening.
Peter Kelly was sent out for six months
today for being a common drunkard.
John J. Mcclure. newly appointed Of
ncer. reported for duty at station No. 2,
last evening.
James Fitzgerald was tried and acquit-
ted in the 9Th district court. today. on the
charge OF being a vagrant.
In the 9Th district court, today. Andrew
j. White was fined $50 and costs for sell
ing impure milk. lie took an appeal.
William Auer was fined 500 and costs. by
Judge sweetland. today. for the theft OF
si2 oyercoat from William f. Connors.
Eugene Poland. II years old, was sent
10 the sookanosset school. for two years,
by Judge sweetland, today. for habituai
truancy
John McGregar was before Judge
sweetland today, for assauting Mary
McGreEar. his wife. A fine Of SIS and costs
was imposed.
Abraham Gold, who had been arrested
for not sending his minor daughter TO
school. was today placed on probation,
and until June 7th. by Judge Sweetland
In the case OF Daniel A. Cook, eyecu-
tor, vs.. the First Cniversallst church ct
al. decree was entered today taking
the bill as confessed against Frances
Salisbury.
Franklin l.. Carpenter. Jr., whose father
complained that he, the respondent, got
drunk. wouldn't work and who abused
his mother, was sent 10 the farm for six
months by Judge Sweetland, this morn
ing.
Mrs Nellie Sullivan OF 242 Dudley street,
heard a noise in the cellar of her house.
yesterday morning, and investigating,
discovered a man there who said that he
was a gas inspector. When she called for
help the man ran out.
The complaint against Austin G. Cor
bett, for the theft OF a watch from VIM.
A. Trip. was by Judge Sweetland con-
tinued until next Friday. The state had
been unable to locate Trip, who belongs
in Pawtucket
Walter Cooper was fined 500 and costs.
in the 9Th district court, today. for fast
driving on Plainfeld street. An appeal
was taken. Several evenings ago Cooper
drove down woman as she was alight-
ing from car and quite severely bruised
her leg.
Peter McGovern was put on his defence
In the eth district court, today. for max
ing An indecent exposure. when on Foun-
tain street, last Monday night The Of
fence was OF a most fagrant character.
McGovern pleaded intoxication and de-
MED intentional wrong doing He was
held for the grand jury in 500. ,,
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-03-29
her HEAVY LOSS.
Mrs. McHugh's Dry Goods Store
Suffers BY Fire.

Shortly before midnight fire was dis
covered IN the dry goods store of Mrs.
\. y. .fcHugh. i9i Prairie avenue. and
before The flames were cxtlrglsied dam
aee amounting to about $500 waa done
The alarm was given by officer blood
FRO box s37
When Nhe hremcN arrived there was
nothing much 20 be seen bat when fh.
deer was opened there was . Hash which
seemed 20 cover thc whole store A cogple
~ lines 81 hose and stream from 2,
cnemical engine soon had the flames ex-
finguished. hut not before they had done
considciable damage 10 the stock n the
store
Al in'estigaoon was, made after the
IRE AMI u Wts found that The fire had
crisiliated under one Of fhe counters
which runs along the side ~ the store
rcNt 10 the partition which separates the
dr} goods store from the barber shop %
\ bert schmld
The ere b .rnrd through TIE partition
and then spread around the store. which
= small one. perhaps covering an area
~ = by - feet and also burned = hole
~ The fO0f near where it originated.
~ II understood that there is no irsur-
sncc on Mrs. McHughs stock
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-03-29
THE WEATHER
Washington. March e.--For New Eng
land Generally fair tonight and Saturday
fresh "a brisk northwesterly winds
NEWSLETS. &

AS an infant and an elder. man is much
the same maIhsp,
For he's Just a trihe petfish when he
doesn't get his nap.
Chicago Record
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-03-29
HELD A SMOKER.
Veterans Of Tho Naval Battalion
Had an Enjoyable Time.

Tho fourth semi-annual meeting and
smoker OF the Veteran associa ton OF the
Sd Division, Naval Battalion r. T. NJ,
which was held last evening i'm the rooms
OF the Falstam club. was a distinct epoh
in the annals Of this young organization,
and a more enjoyable occasion in every
sense OF the word has never before been
held
The program called for a Bohemian re-
past and continuous vaudeville enter
tainment, and that both were carried out
To the letter was a self-eVident fact.
The entertainment was opened bv the
-f5taekvtttr comedians, hr,rrird ny titrurfry
Ham and Gumbo, and they held tho cen
tire of the stage for an hour Offering "A
pot-pourri of dancing singing timbling
and boxing that was clever In the eN-
treme and merlted the hearty applause
they received at the conclusion OF their
act,
The second part OF the entertainment
brought on y. n. Murdy, a baritone sing
cr, who rendered several songs Ina "A clever
and artistic manner. Captain stephen
Waterman aroused enthusiasm by his
skilful playing ON the French horn: Wal
ter Read, witty monologuist, kept hts
auditors in a continual roar; the IIa<.
ward quartet and Walter Kranz in songs
and clever speciality, concluded the en-
tortainment and IL WAS unanimously voted
n huge success
Prior 10 the entertainment short hus-
mess session was held with the president.
T.. r. Wesley IN the chair After the clcc.
iion of l5 new members and the adontion
~ resolution expressing sympathy of the
association 10 their fellow member r.. Merle
kNhy iu his recent bereavement the
president appointed tho following com.
mittces.
Finance committee, T. X. Wesley. Or.
ray Taft and A. l.. kimbal
Membership committee. - j. KENYON
II. ~. G Dubois and ASA CuShman
Committee 10 arrange FOR tho next meet
ing. +. y. Barucs H. u G. Dubois and
j.. J. Kenyon. The meeting then adiorrr.
cd
Tho committee To- whom the success ~
the anair was due consisted Of T.. Merle
lsiNbN. ~ T. Tourtellot. ! r. Moore. r.
Lincoln Lippitt and L. =. Burruushs.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-03-29
She MAY Be HERE
Mabel F. Smith Missing From
Her Home in Char|eSt0wn,

Mabel T. Smith, IL years old. was last
evening reported 10 the Boston police as
missing since Monday from her homo. -
Monument avenue Charlcstown. Mass
Shc Is feet 3 inches tall, has dark hair
and dark complexion and when last soon
wore tight htting brown Jacket. a brown
dress, black laced shoes and a tam-o
shanter.
The missing girl is supposed 10 have
come TO Providence in company with an
Italian barber of the North End. Boston
The girls mo.l3S traced her to the Itai-
ians home.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-03-29
MOULD NOT LET IT REST

"In that event--that is. II the injury
that ! think has been done 10 Col Har-
rison in the matter Of his record Is not
corrected will then consider what fur
ther steps can he taken"
Again I'm the same correspondence. Gen.
Harrison referred in positive terms 10 the
action OF the administrator I'm refusing
Col Harrison a court OF inquiry which he
so properly demanded Me was incensed
az the refusal of court Of inquiry, and
in his letter on this subject writes:
81 do not think certain officials would
want TO appear before any court OF i'm
quiry and testify, and they will there
fore see that the request for a court Of
inquiry Will not be granted"
In his correspondence with Washing
ton officials Just preceding his death. Gen.
Harrison laid great stress upon Army
Record and was insistent upon the ne
cessity OF having the official records Of
the department represent fairly his sons
record as a soldier.
He took pride iu statements that had
been made by army officers from the
highest 10 the lowest, including practi-
cally all Of those with whom Col. Harri-
son had been brought into official rela-
tions. all testifying as they did 10 the
excellence OF Col Harrlson's record. Dur
ING the last ter days OF his life he wrote
this sentence:
II asked for no favors for my son while
he was in the service, and am asking
for no favors now. only idstlce -
Russell II. Harrison was appointed a
major aud assigned 10 the quartermas-
ter's department at the opening of the
Spanish war. He was promoted to the
rank OF lieutonant-colonel. but was honor
ably dismissed from service wtile on duty
In Rorto Rico, The war department and
the administration only explaining that
his services were no longer required In
.fhe army. He was In Washington trying
TO obtain court OF Inquiry or some repa :
ration when his father was stricken with
his last illness.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-03-29
SMALL FIRES.
Shed ScoTchsd-- Exploding Pistol
lgnites Clothing In Trunk,

An alarm was Sent in from box 81 az
f.iS this morning Tor tire in the i0rt of
shed in the rear Of No. 81 Bath street
owned by Aihert Tillinghast and occunied
by Charles Peterson Cause unknown
damage Sl"0
pistol in % trunk in the attic 81 No
B Winter street exploded from some un.
known cause at 80, this morning and ig-
nited clothing, causing $40 loss " AlBcrt
Ives.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-03-29

MRS. wrNsLows SOOTHING SYRUP
has been used FOR over nifty years bv
millions OF mothers for their children
while tecthinE. with perfect success. n
So0tAes the child. Softcns TIE gums al
laNs an pain. cures wind roiic. and N tho
best remedy for Diarrohea. N viii re-
lirve tho por Ntile sufcrer Immediately.
Sold by druggists iu every part of tho
world Twcntv-nve cents bottle Be
sure and ask for Mrs. Winslows y Sooth-
ing Syrup" aud take no other kind
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-03-29
WERE ELECTED.
Interesting Meeting Of NssteII
Lodge Of Masons Held.

The annual communication OF Nesteli
lodge. No. y. \ ~ and A NJ. was held
IN i'rccmasons s han last evening aud un-
utN Joseph W. frtcmBn. Tho following
officers were elected
". NJ, William a. Grccnloaf: s. w.
CT. treasurer. W. Howard 4 Pcarce. SOC
rctarN George Robinson chaplain. W.
Edw,.rd J. Brooks. : D. Abel REYNOLDS.
Jri j - Frank a Spratt, s., Ernest
Nickcrsou, J Robinson - rcarcc.
marshal W. stephen W Gilmore. SEN
tinci. Allan 4 Wfeden: musical director.
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