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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-02-22

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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-02-22
A STUBBORN COLD OR
BRONCHITIS.

yields more readily to SCOTS
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and if persistently used a few
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night choked up and cough
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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-02-22
NINETY DAYS..
The Sentence Ssrdersky GOT
for Indecent Assault.

Louis Sedersky. who was arrested by
Detective Cameron yesterday for an i'm
decent assault upon Christina Haigh, IL
years old, was today sent To Jail for ~
days by Judge Sweetland. Sedersky
pleaded guilty
Thursday to get a trunk. The child es-
corted him TO the attic TO show him
where to find the trunk and was grossly
insulted.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-02-22
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

NARRAGANSETT-Re IT G Williams,
Newport; i Wilcox, New Bedford:
Nj Brooks, ~ Y: jos Nelson. Brooklyn;
III ID Forbes. Chas III Sprague. Boston;
III 5 De Forest, n y; w III wunder, Phil:
III Williams. Prov; q Fl Thompson, II M
Whiting. Boston; Jas Hoyles, III II Mortz,
John Beswanger Il H Nivin, n Y: r NJ
Ladd, Jr. North Adams: j II Gutter. Bos-
ton; L. II Cameron, Worcester; w X
Gray. Jr, w III Tenney, Jr. Georgia r.
Whiddon, Boston; IL VI Harris. Prov: A
Coats. Nj Coats. Il w Hall. y Y: Mrs
Abby Dexter. Mrs Nettie Carroll. Prov:
III Stanwood, Jr, Boston; II j Silby,
Medfeld + A Scott. Jr, n Y; w Il Wood.
Prov; w III McCohn, Boston: Geo La
fame. Lowell: g Meyer, Washington, u
G; @ II Coughlin, w l. Wall. ~ Y; III p
Warren. l Il Judson. New Haven; J Il
Robinson, J + Richardson, Boston; Mrs
w II Salisbury, NJ y Salisbury, w ID
Salisbury, Chicago; X + Hunter, Harry
Morse. Jr. Y; w Il wyman. Boston:
j. w Stevens, w c Ruffin, II III Fies.
w Il Brown, Jr, y Y; II Shever and
lady, Worcester.
THE ALBEE-John Slocum. PROV: Mrs
Howard Thurston, Boston,: May Gooch.
Pearl Willard, Harry \ Parkin, ~ Y.
DORRANCE-L Il Sweetland Boston:
Samuel cahenr - Y, j j Donahuc, Prov
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tic: q W Reed Boston: ID Henieman. y
Y: Everett Flood. Palmer; 9 u Owens.
Waterville; T. a Packard, Boston; q NJ
Graham. Hartford: Ben Schwab, n Y; 8
Il Hammond. Stonington; il G Tenant.
Holyoke: n Read. Boston; Jas Macfar-
land, II II Hill, n Y: h Vincher. Rome,
n Y; C X Durfee i = Naiile, A Il Perci-
val, J V Wilson, Boston; + Puo. Brad
ford: s Green, Chas III Clarke, ~ Y; l. j
Fshop. New Haven; /. Seammon, W J
Waters. Boston; j Abbe, Jr. Bingham
ton: II T. Walls, New Haven; V Sheplcy,
Newport: u Springer, J " Crocker, Bos-
ton: NJ Lenahan, Prov; Saddleman,
Brooklyn.
CROWN-W 4 Young. Pittsburg: 4
Reynolds. Phil; q B Marmott. w B Shaw.
n Y; Geo Sunderland. Chicago; Sidney
Samuels, w Il Reach, n Y; 4 c Bognrt,
Bridgeport; I Chamberlin and wife. W
Il Sheldon. n Y; w w Bennett. Prov; A
5 Ludway. Exeter: simmons, Jas
NJ Gray, y Y: \ III BIxby. Prov; c r
Newell. Boston; u Ilirschheid. Geo II
GIN. Boston; w T. Goldzier, y y; r
Brown. New London,
NEWMAN-R Zelims,chcr, New York:
q W Wilson aud WIFE, Boston. j : Peck
ham. II X stevens. Newport; A Holmes.
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w Gage. Rochester; r Dunno. New
York r Clusten. Norwich; q - Baker.
Boston; T. A Young. New York; 4
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ton: Hartford; Il u Jefferson Lowell; r
II Richardson. Boston: w Bishop. Wor-
cestcr: a G Wilson, New York: @ A Glea-
son. Douglass: G Il Shaw and wife. Mall
den: ID lie Blanc. Someville: ] III Green.
~ g. Breen. Boston: NJ Curtis and wife.
Lynn: - n Taicott. New York, John II
Post. Hartford. T ryanx. Fall River. T.
W % Brien. NJ J Mulvey. Springneld; w
Wilson, New York i A Vinal and wife.
Mrs NJ Leavett Mrs M A Doan. a r
Percival. Boston: George Kelly. Grant,
J III Free. Boston.
PERR1N--M c Carslile. Saginaw: A r
Buckley and WIFE South Boston: n A
Olsen, Memphis: I, w Pierce. lowell; y
NJ Johnson. Providence, II Perciva Fred
bon. Boston: IN y Sanorj. Lowell: -
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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-02-22

The regular train from Worcester. to
which the special car bearing the Roose-
welt party. Mrs. Roosevelt little Teddy"
Miss AliCa Roosevelt and Dr. Rixcy. was
attached. arrived here at % o'clock last
evening. the schedule time notwithstand-
Ing the heavy snowstorm. II was uu-
dcrstood that the sick boy has been in no
way distressed because or the journey.
and that he was comfortable The car
was attached TO the rear Of the Federal
express Immediately upon its arrival at
500 from Boston The train left for
Washington az S:2i.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-02-22
GENERAL GOSSIP.

Manager Dooley OF Montreal would
very much like to secure Dyer, the Holy
Cross captain.
Georgetown has arranged games with
Yale, Princeton, Pennsylvania. Cornell.
Annapolis, Fordham, Holy Cross, AM
herst and Orange for next season.
Secretary Murray Howe OF the Mem
phis Driving Park association. which Is
a member of the grand circuit, says the
training OF harness horses IN the south
is eight weeks behind former seasons. on
account OF the long period of bad weather.
There was TO have been a polo game
between the clerks of Evans & Booth
and clerks OF the Peoples Meat Market
yesterday, but IL was postponed on ac-
count Of the storm. Address challenges
10 Captain A. Curley or Manager Eddie
Wilson. 65 Davis street.
The announcement of mail vote by
the New York state fair committee con-
cerning the change OF the state fair dates.
30 that the grand circuit races might be
held In connection with the fair, was
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-02-22
GENTLEMEN.
FORETGN
CLINTON u. sEr.LEV.
Postmaster.


writes: II have been a sufferer from
throat and nasal catarrh for over twenty
years. during which time my head has
been stopped uD and my condition truly
miserable Within fifteen minutes after
using Dr. Agnew.s Catarrhal Powder |
obtained relief. Three bottles have al
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-02-22

Patrick n. Craig. 60 years old. residing
az 36 Wayne street. fell down stairs at his
residence. last evening. His leg was
broken near the hip. lie was sent TO the
Rhode Island hospital.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-02-22
SICK MADE WELL,
WEAK MADE STRONG.
rIarveIous Elixir OF Life DISCOVERIES
by Famous Doctor-Scientist That
Cures Every Known AiIment.
Wonderful Cures Are Effected That
Seem Like Miracles Performed
The Secret OF Long Life OF
Olden Times Revived.
The Rsmsdy In Fres to All WAC s sens
Name and Address.

After years of patient study. and deiv-
Ing into fhs. dusty record OF the past as
well sss following modern experiments In
the realms on medical science, DR. James
w Kidd. 3H7 First National Rank build
ing. Fort Wayne. Ind. makes the start
ung announcement that he has surely dis
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-02-22

horse attached 20 a sleigh. owned and
driven by John Haggarty Of S3l Hunting
ton avenue. was frightened by an electric
car. on Prairie avenue last night. In the
runaway Haggcrty was thrown ont but
not injured.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-02-22
LIST OF LETTERS

Advertised at Postofficc. Providence. II. T..
Saturday. Feb. q, 1902.
When calling for these letters, please
say "advertised'
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-02-22
FOREIGN LETTERS.
EImWood.
LADIES

Ashworth, Mrs. Rose v.
Eliza Montchousc. Mrs.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-02-22

PERRIN-M Carslile Saginaw; a =
Buckley and wife. South Boston: n A
Olsen. Memphis: I. w Pierce. lowell: =
NJ Johnson. Providence: n Perciva Fred
Don. Boston: n y saforj, Lowell:
Smith, Boston.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1902-02-21
MANOA VALLEY
A GARDEN SPOT

Thousands of garden plants, slips for
hedges and young trees have been taken
to Alanoa valley In the past two or three
weeks, and planted among the rocks and
Lodges in College Hills, and upon the
hills above the original ManOa road.
Despite the great number OF plants
which have been put into the ground
there is apparently little to show for It.
They have been planted In large area,
whish takes I'm practically the entire
College Hills tract. as far as Puupueo,
and indicate that the owners Of the
builoins lots are determined that their
suburb win be the first in Honolulu.
Several Of the knobs in the tract bristle
with outcropping lodges and the ground
Is strewn with moss covered rocks.
Wherever there Is earth enough between
the soulders plants have been placed.
There are vari-colored crotons, hibiscus,
PALM, cCcoanuts, ferns ana young trees.
Whom these attain "A respectable growth
the entire appearance of College HIS
will Lc changed until 1t resembles a trop-
iCSl garden.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1902-02-21
JAP JEHUS RACE.
Beretania Street Race Course
After Oriental Funerals.

The promiscuous use of Beretania aye
nue. by japanese hackmen as a race
course Is causing much grumbling on the
part of cautious drivers. Almost every
day japanese funeral procession goes
slowly out Berotania street and then cuts
of on side street to the japanese Gem
ettry. The procession outward l. digni-
fed and no haste Is apparent, but on the
return to the city, each hackman yies
with the other In his attempts TO reach
the hackstand first. 1t is not an uncom-
mon sight to see three or four hacks in
a bunch making use OF both sides OF the
street. all scurrying heller SHELTER to-
ward Fort street, and driving with reck-
less disregard of the rights of others.
That accidents have not occurred so far
IS not the fault Of the Jap jehus, but Is
due to the quick maneuyering of the
drivers who managed to elude them.
These laps drive their horses at rate
OF speed that Is astonishing, whips being
freely used. The Japanese as a rule are
the most irresponsible drivers Of horse
flesh in tho city.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1902-02-21
HOME RULE IS
TAKING A RESI-

Accotilng 60 Senator Kulauokalari
"a period of rest from politics is adtish-
h'r. ana whether from this opinion
h.iur The rcuDfuI one. ur from the
fact that There was Unly a small at
tendance up0n the meeting of the vN-
,rutINp committee Uf the Home Hul-
eos last cNrulug, there was nothing
done. according to the Same authority
The committee which has under con-
sldaration the matter of "a platform
for the Fourth District special CANE
paigu. has considered many points bat
has not made any report owing to
the fact that 90 BIS deemed advisable
Co await thc proclamation OF the Gov
cruur The announcement that the
proclamation rs about TO Issue. has
been made more than once. and the
result Is that there Is some skepticlsm
about H.
The next meeting of the committee
promises To be held early in next week.
and the chairman will fix the day.
There VIII be another mail by that
time, and II is expected that there
will De letter from Wilcox which Will
be of interest. as showing what is
proposed and likely To be done by Com
gress, as forecast by the delegate.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1902-02-21
liquor Licenses.

Liquor licenses formed the principal
topic for discussion at yesterdays meet
ing of the Executive Council The status
OF the Primo beer saloons came in for a
considerable share of attention, and
Treasurer Wright proposed an extension
of the liquor limits to take in a part OF
the beer district. His extension would
take in Queen street, between South and
Cooke street
King street between Aala lane and
Beretania street junction with King.
Berctania street, between Aala lane
and a point 800 feet from Liliha street
on the town side.
License was issued yesterday to -. II.
Davis for "a saloon on Hotel street near
Bethel, and to H. n. Crabbe fors his
place on King and Nuuanu streets.
The application of j. X. Koapua for a
light wine license at KolOa, Kauai, was
denied, upon the adverse report of Sher-
IN Coney.
The application of A. *. Nawah for a
license at Pahoa, Puma, Hawaii was "s-
feTred back to Sheriff Andrews for a
further report.
The application OF Manuel Frcitas for
license at Kapala Lihue was referred
10 the high sheriff
The Hawaiian gazette., 1902-02-21
TURKISH EFFECTS
IN BAND STAND

The concert Of the band at the Ha-
waiian Hotel last evening dedicated the
band stand there in its new dress.
Manager Lake has had carried out al
most TO its fnality, his plan to make
tle stand thoroughly Turkish in It's
decorative effects. The roof has been
painted in converging bands of red and
yellow and blue, the standards in
green, faced with bright red, the seats
in yellow and deep green beneath
The high shades are relieved by the
studding of alternate hued lamps, and
the color scheme eliminates in the cir
clet of bright red and blue lights which
encircle the top of the cOnical roofing
When all the lamps are aglow the pic
turesque effects are excellent and the
color scheme shows to its best. Tht
work is that of new decorator, and
there is nothing lacking in the secur-
ing of brilliant spectacle.
There is yet another feature To be
added. however, which will eclipse any
thing in the oriental line ever attempt
ed here. The minaret is to be crowned
by a silver crescent, hanging from the
tip OF which there Is to be a pendant
silver star The star IL to be of glas.
and within is to shine an electric lamp
The Hawaiian gazette., 1902-02-21
TO FIGHT SALOONS.

Superintendent w. II. Rice of the
Anti-Saloon League leaves on the XII
nau next Tuesday for Hawaii on his
campaign OF education in temperance
matters. Rev. w. II. Westervelt de-
parted last Tuesday for the
Rainy city, where he viii arrange an
itinerary for both through the big isl
and. Superintendent Rice said yester-
day that he fully expects to get away
on Tuesday, but this is conditional on
his receiving by the Alameda ON sat
urday his stereopticun apparatus. slides
and lime light paraphernalia from San
Francisco. The stereopticon in temper
ance work. he says, has special advan-
tages and the lecture tour will be
greatly aided by 1t. He does not know
Just where the lectures will be- given.
but wherever church. foreign or ma
tive can be secured, and wherever a
meeting place can be found on any OF
the plantations, the two gentlemen will
tell OF the evils of intcmperance.
The Anti-Saloon League IL now dis
tributing n pamphlet entitled. Sum
mary of the Liquor Laws of the Terri
tory OF Hawaii I'm force January, 1902,
compiled by Andrews, Peters and An
drade, counsel for the league" 1t con
talns forty-slx pages devoted to sum
mary OF all the laws relating to the
liquor traffic.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1902-02-21
Jettisoned Cargo.

The gasoline schooner Brothers, which
returned from Maui and Molokai on
Wednesday afternoon, had n very rough
time of ii trying to make Kaaupapa.
The schooner with three men on board
left kahului on Friday afternoon witt.
100 bags of paiai for the lcper settle
mont. on kalaupapa the weather got
so bad that Herbert Young, rather than
take chances of losing his vessel aban-
doned his ships boat ana threw over
board all the paiai but So bags. After
standing off MOlOkai untl the next
morning he despaired Of being able 10
effect landing. and returned 10 Ka-
hului. ON Monday Young made anoth-
or attempt to land at Molokai. but the
waves were too big for his little boat
ana he ran down to Kaunakakai, where
he lay to until the storm abated lie
got back to Honolulu Wednesday after
noon.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1902-02-21

is scheme to exclude women from
public offices, school teachers especial
~. Against women school teachers these
aboriginal pubicists have a standing
grudge. They are people" remarked
an island statesman inherited from the
old regime, who are only waiting a
chance to marry and who spend then
pay in buying pretty dresses with
which To attract men. Better let mer
teach who have families to suppor,.'
1t Is not difficult to see from this VII
would happen tn the schools IL tie
passage of the Wilcox bill should put
them at the Grey Of native voting
majority.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1902-02-21

The proclamation for an election in
the Fourth District for Representative
to succeed Archie Gilfllan will be is
sued In day or twog The election
will be held early in April.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1902-02-21
Nerve Tonic
bMlds V Inc System. slnngihsns.

1hH vaIm l.Int'0 b. tsf, TO inr w.
~ Tho biai ea..li it,s msl lmtufe
and DE nfftoHs system rssaily dfhil.
tsied. hui 500 can retain fuw h,sllh
and keep tHuf nervous A. tom strung
THIS Is tho portrait 81 va, william
flaming, ~ ntaconsncld, riemsutla.
Western Australia. ~ bis hotter he sayti
The Hawaiian gazette., 1902-02-21

Leader Nixon says that Tammany
will be purged Of corruption. In that
case, goodbye Tammany. 1t won't
even hold together long enough to get
another letter of congratulation from
McCants Stewart.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1902-02-21
Vim. G. Irwin & Co.,
LIMITED.
Fire and Marine insurance A'gts.
AGENTS FOR THE

Senator Hoar has presented in the
Senate a petition for the suspension of
The Philippine war, signed by many
prominent Americans
The Hawaiian gazette., 1902-02-21
AYERS


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The Hawaiian gazette., 1902-02-21

FREQ Wundonberg yesterday flcd his
bond uf $4,000 as receiver FOR the i<ona
Sugar Company His sureties are Al
tan Herbert. j Alfred Magoon. :. G..
Allen and J. \. McCandless. The bond
was approved by Judge Humphreys.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-02-07
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tionAl disease, requires . constitutional treat
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A Good Offer.

You can get this paper with Bryan's
by going To the publisher OF this paper
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George. Denver. Colorado. who has a spc-
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per. THREE n-pap-rs for - Isn't that
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Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-02-07

Several rare Roman coins have, been
discovered in the progress, Of the exca-
vatlons In the Finsbury property OF the
London corporation at London Wall.
These include coin dated A.. ID. 16l.
They have been added to the Guild
hall collection.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-02-07

PUTNAM FADELESs DYES do not
stain the hands or spot the kettle lex
cept green and purple). Sold by drug
gists, I0c. per package.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-02-07

Welt yua have my regrets She-ph. I
den', iced them. ] have sseush OF my
o~ns-Jg9Ees
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-02-07

wiliie-why, Uncle Jake, how you mus,
have changed, Uncle Jako-what do
other morning you had a terrible head on
you.-Detroit Free Press.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-02-07

ny Jov-, ] lef, my poek.,book under
my pillow. Well. your. servant, siri Is
surely an honest person." That's jus,
IN. trouble. shs will give tho poek.lbook
10 my Mife.-fli-s-nd. Hiaeiier.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-02-07

day" "And fwat hev ye ben h-doin' =
.'Marehin. in iiinnegan's funeral. good
luck to him m-"-Indinnapoiis News.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-02-07

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Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-02-07

. Ehe--Ss man has ever kissed me. lie
Y Noutdn't baast Of my unt-apuiartty. "
I ~.re Tsus.i'hiiad.,thia itseafd.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-02-07

Stop. shc Cough and
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Laxative Broa,o Quinine TablrtsI Prize 70
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Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-02-07

Mrs JaEzsby-Areur,iinx to this rarsr,
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wha. rank rnns~nsos jaEssisy=tt ts pet.
fretir true. my dear. u makes him SEQ
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Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-02-07

Mn. Winsisu-s sosshtag aysar.
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Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-02-07

That play isn't true TO iife,'' '-whs
natf Thu heroine ts n chlraEo NO.
man. and. although three months ar-
supposed 90 slalsse he,se-n the rfs' ana
sr-pni acts shr has the same husband IN
both setss-=juiEu.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-02-07
Didn't Apply to Her.

a distinguished cavalry leader was
once nt dinner party to which b. had
becn invited as the guest Of honor.
Beside him was n ioIuac!ous widow.
with hair OF raven black. who rudciy
interrupted the conversation by asking
she warrior why II was that his beard
was still black. while his hair was
turning gray.
With great poil,cncss the old soldier
turned toward her.
II fear ] cannot give you saiisfne.
tory answer" said he. unless. posi-.
bly,. the rrassn Ia that have u~rd my
brain a little morc than I have my
jaw."-f.ansion Tit Hits.