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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-01-30
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etBrieris. bic Stabirait Sol. 9. @pons
aui @unfG bes 8eeorbers Gonnea ein'
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tsrer bic Grlaubnib etbdlt, BON elmer los
talen Banf sl0 600 40 bergen. um ben
8sirag i'm Nolbfags aus 8sidmpfurg Der
Bodeu su bertpenben. erboben @pars bon
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AntIasen sesen bas @eiunebeliss 8u,
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nadldiiis in ber 8sbanblung ber podens
iranisn. @i[iam s. Brace unb ssrau
9epis, peIfe in Der Wphnune bes CT.
ittren on 8romltr apsnue unter Qua
rantdne it,bsn. Das Bureau fpu Elm
lteil bes Dsttjeuses pertraunt. aber cd
niht burh anberes erfett haben, foeob
Ole 2ranfen fiir bret Rddte auf ben nad'
ten Brettsrn fhlafen muBien unb atpa,
obne eenleenee Beredun8. au4 iol
Elm lbell bss 8etiasuaes imm rod au'
Der 9orG Iieeeu. Gift no6bem Diteitoi
Dormier bon ben 9uhdnoen bena2rib
tist tpcrben mar, tpurbe ben aranfen oas
nSibiss 8eitseus aelisferi. Die Rtiolu'
tion ipurbe ansenommen. uahbsm ettldsi
potben mar. bas @elo iu,rbe nur i'm
iukeriten 9ioibfaae benutt tperben.
Ndgeli leete eine Nefolution Dor. bic
aueenommen ipurbe unb bespedt. bob
leber Mtat nit $50 bsaraft peroen lou.
Der psrfeblt, innetbalb sw5lf Siunbsn
na6 tslner Gntbeduna eIneu Bod snfcu
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fdr frs.e Smpfuns tparb elei&faas bs'
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Barren Slrabe unb eins an Noro Wa,n
apeuue. atpii6en Gbsooor uno Jerbinane
Straben; referirt.
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linie on 8sbseca Auenue feftftsllt. iotp,s
oe sur aufsdte elnss Tbell,s Don @sor'
ae Strabe. purben bel otitter ane enb'
slliigs, 2eiuna behdtiat.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-01-30
Gin immeaies aRortemeat
bon ,teuea Stidereiea.

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sa6 % rubsnes QuaIitaisH Ia Stidtreisn eisbt
fsRis AUD tur felbsn 3sii bsfsfte. bic BEN enrh-
i9ninliGtn aGufsr unbtiannt fne. attr bier
fine bic pnfsitH Waarfu, ben uaisrtn stfahrsn,
ifeu aGafsru austrp6tIt unb In iclttn sroBtn
RsnssH anssiauft pab Sbr bsssutsnss Aas'
nabi babt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-01-30

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&snbIatt' bic ipeiishs gsrbrsitung,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-01-30
S9pei3er, NaiaiOofs aao
Sambarser ana sini9liekens
8liase Stiderei, aa=OOers,
Snefias ans Snierting.

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5fimaib bisfsr Snbuaris, uuc % btfn.sn H6
mau9s Sahsn pcruntsr. bic Ole ,lstntal sr'
irsusu lclitn Sie mtrbtn Hint prfsbltn. ben
srslutiptH DtffiHs une srisiutasH 9estn, In ets'
fen ftiutn 8rtratb rsprditatitt Sts aHsrtsHn'
una Az aslltn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-01-30
Wie tpeit Nrip3 Ssinridh semmeu
foil.

4aiier WiIbeIm Dat bas bisber In
8aitineton sntnortene 9rosramm ffir
ben Gmpfaus unb bic unterbaltuns feis
mes Btubers, bes 9rin,eH Seinrt6 bon
Brsubsn. suiastabsn. Der Sp's.eIsua.
10 BEN ber 4siuder bas 2ano berelfeR
uiro, fol- aus feds bsr foltbarhen unb
tequemitsn Biipaiipogen beft,ben.. 9ls
2s,fsiour pirb b,s iiiolld nab @hatia
ooosa. pshIi6 mad 81 Sous. r6tbl,&
nah Wllpautee unb bltlth nod Bolton
'abren. Der Brins iplrb in 8tw Doti
IN SamHas sintr,fsu unb ith am nads
Itsn Eae an eiuem amer,taniihsn Conn.
as nod 8rdfisn sre6Ben. Rura ua&
Wutsrnadt Sonntos ptre er bic Rs.ie
aa6 BaihinetOn antreten une bort am
Ulontag 8ormittaa um l0} nbr eintref'
fen. auf bem 8abnbof bort iplrb Ct
Don elmer @brsnpa6e betebeno aus elmer
5hnabton gapalsrie unb elmer 8atieris
ariiaerie aus sort Ylser empfansen
unb na1 ber osutiden @eianbifGaft se'
lenet weroen. Den Sonntae barouf
uub rsr 9tins tpabrideinIid in @hatta'
ncpga ober bsm gbdamauso. Bari uni
csn lssisn Sonntae ipisber in 8ew Oo,s
fsin.
Das 8anleit, tpelhss bic Astp Oorfei
..Staats. 9eiiuus" su Gbren bss Br,nasn
psronHllien tpirb. ii bsfiuitip flr ben 70
sebruar anseistt. Die Sose. bob be,
,Brius bel bleism 8anfett bic bsipotra.
senblteu 8ettreter ber amer,fanif6er
BrsEe isnnen Istnen tpirb, Bat in .Dait.
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en- bee Btoeromms ben Isbbaft, fn An'
ibsil nimmt. bat iid beionbets i&me,del'
paft tariiber aedubert.
Bdbrsnb bee apsiien aufsnthaIis IN
u Afbtnsten tphb sorausiidtl,h I'm "a.
pupl elm Gmpfana filiFnosn. um Der
5enaioten' unb Gonstss- Nsptd tdientaniei
8eIeasuheii 40 ae-en, ben beben 8siuhsr
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BsIis pom Delbsn Siuie aussEsst ipor
beT1
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-01-30
Grite Sutportattoll
bon spitell
ltnO gttfereiell
friid hoa Der s9psis
nno Traafrei9.

q,stse Sabr rtsftn ole aHs .WslG' Sarts
Spissn unb StidTsisu tu stusm 70 mdb,atH
prsie I" Dice IN tiut Welt ets Gerifhrttts
Iim bas S6Sns noa ftSHtr unb stn gsrfanfs'
prsis nod mGbiafr ~ nia9tn, III eas Daupitpf'
ma, eas INNER portrf in ben @senHtfH efr 6a'
brifanttH, fswit bel uus III.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-01-30
Globe arehuuse.
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4yt une Wdlt, ME 8aHfsn itu 8sIhdttf
tkuH, 70 trilGrtu tpir % Sbntn guHt.
Sbr Genie N siHts BON isnsn DiHetn. bic
MIR ~ un(srer 8ahSftsfubruna babsn fcGltsn.
gtir fSnnsH Sbnsu IN aaufsnpnlst I'm 1t-
faSfispsss bsbhIiI6 Itiu.
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isibf np@ 70 flstn.
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,fints srObtn Gputos.
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lnis dn 4anf-Gsntp.
9abtH SR sinss2
Wsnn Mot. panH femmtH or bustn, I'm
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3 gruisut Snisrtftn fir gpar- DepceisH.
The Canton times., 1902-05-09
Dance Last Night.
ENJOYABLE AFFAIR AT ATHLETIC
CLUB PARK.

Vicksburg Post, %: A delight
ful private dance was given al
,he Athletic Park Club Housl
last night com mplimentary t.
Misses Mamie Garbarino aad
Edith Grayson, and was thor
oughly enjoyed by the merry
crowd of'A oung people present
Az about mldnighr delightful 'e-
frpshmeuts were served on tables
on the lawn in front ol the btl!a
ing After the refreshments Nrr'
served the guests again assem-
uled in the dance hail anG -
.umed the pleasures Of dancinH
unit, 2::30 a. N when cars Wer''
III waiting and the happy crowd
left the club house with pleasant
memories OF the deliShtfu'
,lccaSion.
Committee of Arrangements
V. Bunern, Y. DE- Yong. P. Tro
sasky, LIE Martin aud W Cash
uluu.
The Canton times., 1902-05-09
Y. M. G. A.

The International Railroad Sec
rectary of the Y. NJ c. A, H. 0.
Williams, was in Canton Tnes
day. Mr.. Williams states That
the Canton Association had made
the best proportionate record OF
all the ssociations in his terri
tory which is from Maine tn
Texas.
A Local Committee of Man.
agement has been appointed by
the International Committee
Chas. Galvani, chairman; ] d.
Ellsworth, vice-chairman; j. M.
Leitch, treasurer; l.. Foot. DR..
Q. S. Priestley, H. K. Blackston,
c. w. Yeates.
A Base Ball team is being de-
veloped. A game is played
every afternoon at the associ-
alton.
The Tennis Court has special
attraction for few.
An effort is bsing made now to
have the Y. M. G. A. building
enlarged.
The Canton times., 1902-05-09
Hon. w. S. McAllister

The noted Representative from
Madison county in the Miss.
Legislature, seems to have been
very prominent in the celebration
and receptions in honor of Ad-
miral Schley in this State. We
note in the Clarion Ledger of
yesterday evening, that during
the stop at Canton. banquet
was given to the Admiral at the
Elk's Club; and that a public re-
ception followed, at which the
Admiral was introduced to the
people by Hon. w. S. McAlister.
Referring to the arrival at Jack
sou. the ClarionLedger says:
EXACTLY at 10 o'clock the Ad
miral's special arrived from
Memphis with the escort COM
mittee, Messrs. Writ Adams, R
Fl. Henry. I. c. Enochs, F. L.
Beiinger, W. S. McAllister and
W. M. Morrison aboard"
And in the Herald's special
from jackson, published this
morning, we note that "the
Admiral's carriage was occupied
also by Gov. Longino and Hon.
w. S. McAllister.'
During his recent visit to
Washing' on City, Mr.. McAlliste
had frequent conferences with
Admiral Schiey in regard to his
proposed visit 10 Mississippi, anG
seems to have fully won he
good will and respect of the dis
tinguished naval officer. We
believe that Mr.. McAIlister Wi
tie author of the resolution pass
ed by the Mississippi Legislature
inviting the Admiral to visit this
State.
Mr.. McAilister is certainly a
Jealous, untiring and efficient
worker in any cause that he
-Vicksburg Post.
The Canton times., 1902-05-09
A Great Treat for Can.
ton People.

The Ottumwa Male Quartette
Co. will give the sixth nun Der
~ the Y. N G. A. Star Course
.'Fiday night May the 10th. "
rake pleasure in Announcing til
company for we know it to be
4 very high class attraction.
~ h" OIum g;tvr
flushed Male Quartette work
ever heard in Louisville. -
Louisville Courier Journal
Tickets on sale at johnson &
"aliaferro Drug Srorr 80 and 35c
The Canton times., 1902-05-09

Don't fail to notice how highly
tAe Ottuma Quartette is recon.
lllsended and when it appears here
tend and enjoy the great treat.
The General Assembly of the
0uthern body of the Presbyte.
irian church meets in Jackson
aesday. Over three hundred
commissioners will be in attend.
Iaisce.
we cannot give names Of our
4 arrespOndents with out their
eansent. We would like for
aisch one to signify their wishes
IN the matter in a private note at
6ottom of dots.
W. FL. Powell, who is retiring
3Eem the Board Of Trustees of the
raded Public School has served
NY and the interest or the people
th an ability, Jealous and
tchtul care that has made hiln
EFT the boards most useful
\ embers and he will be missed
m its counsels.
dome people should patronize
home Industries. Don't forget
h. B. Cassell in the nursery bust
ness. It's time now for foreign
tree venders to be out. Cassell
is at home and you can see him
any time, and you can get what
you want, guaranteed and the
guarantee made good.
Mr. G. G. Dinkins succeeds
Mr.. W. H. Powell as trustee of
the graded public school, the
Term OF Mr.. Powell having ex-
pired Mr.. Dinkirs is one of our
most prominent aud successful
Young business men and will fill
he position with credit to himself
ind usefulness to the school and
o its patrons.
We are glad to Lnow that the
'oard OF Supervisors decided in
avor of the Compress and Ice
factory here in the matter Of
'acy taxes. We want no sucr
Institution taxed for Il period Of
ears, which should be fixed bv
aw. We want more such enter
rises and Onerous taxation will
ot bring them.
Be sure to read the G.. l.
fross Co.'S. full page ad in this
ssue. This enter prising AMI
,ide-awake firm are painting the
own and country red lhis week
nth bargains. Don't you forget
ley can sell yon good th,,t have
bargain in every nickle and
ullar spent with them IT yuu
ant money to go il long way g.
.iu see hem.
The Canton times., 1902-05-09
ALEX, w EBER

Has served the people OF Can
ton for thirty one years in his
profession. He keeps a first
class barber shop and invites the
public to call and receive cour-
teous treatment and get their
iousorial work done in the highest
style of the art.
The Canton times., 1902-05-09
SC Per Day?

You can have the finest long
distance outfit in your business
office at very reasonable rate
and it will bring you more bust
ness. and more money and save
You more time than anything
YOU can get for such small in
vestnent. Don II FORGET YOUR
TIME: your time is MONEY, and
the LONG DISTANCE TELEPHONE
SAVES BOTH MONEY AND TINE.
The Canton times., 1902-05-09
THE CANTON TIM s
Local and Persona

c. D. Watts Of Loringis II tl
city today.
A. P. Cameron of Virlfll wit
IN the city Wednesday.
The Canton times., 1902-05-09
For Sale.

The beautiful property known
as Mrs. Dan Halls place on west
side Liberty street. Splendid
new dwelling and twenty-four
acres of excellent land.
Apply quick to
13 w. LEE DINKINS.
The Canton times., 1902-05-09
New Barber Shop.

]. A. Turner has recently
come here from jackson, Miss. ),
and conducts a frst-class barber
shop near Durfey's S Sable, and
asks a liberal patronage of the
public with the assurance that
he please them with his work.
The Canton times., 1902-05-09
PA ENTs.

Patented and unpatented lnven-
ions Bought and Sold. Lucas
X Co., ST. Louis. Mo. 1G
The Canton times., 1902-05-09

Then why sponge" on your
neighborS to save
The Canton times., 1902-05-09

| ". D' ~ Q
city today.
A. P. Cameron of Virlilia YEA
IN the city Wednesday.
Father Mcnamara isagain witt
| Canton people ani friends.
Miss Maggie Benthal, is visit
ing Mrs Walker at Calhoun.
Nathan McKie. is the guest Of
his grandmother, Mrs. Ford.
Miss Lille Smith Vaniz, is the
euest of Mrs. w. @. Drummonc.
O. B. Noble and estimable
wife we're in the city yesterday.
Mr.. julius Loeb and s. G..
Wiener leave Sunday for Shreve
port
Mrs. Randolph. is in Corintl.
attending the wedding Of hrr
sister.
DR.. Eugene Smith was trans
acting business IN the city J es
terday.
T.. F. Cobb, Of Goodman, was
among his Canton friends Wed
nesday.
Miss Maggie Mcdonald, is At
home after visit to friends in
Jackson
Messrs D. L. Perlinsky and
Fred Feibleman are in NeA.
Orleans.
Miss Sophie Wiener enter
tanned the Ladies Euchre Club
this week.
Rev. S. G. Cooper is in Ash
vile, N. c., attending the Bap
tist Convention.
Rev. G. $. Newman is in Crvs-
tai Springs assisting DR.. Caldwell
in series of meetings.
Mis-, Mary Robinson, of Rob
inson'> Springs, was with friends
several days this week.
Mrs. Per'insky and Mrs. B NJ.
Hesdorffer will leave Sunday |
for visit to Hot Springs Ark
Louis Forsmark, one of ouI
bes: and most substantial farm
ers, was ii recent visitor to tn"
city.
The beautiful and accomplish |
ed Misses Adah and Matte Terry
we're visitors to our city Mon
day.
We regret to learn that Mrs
K. W. Durfey is very seriously
i'll and hope that she may son
recover.
The young folks had a German
at the Elks Club last night, com
plimentary to Miss Wilson. of
lexington.
During the sum mer months.
Fhe masses at the Catholic church
Flll be said on Sundays at Z and
oclock a. m.
President w. L. Lowry a.
Mississippi College, we learn
|alsed 100000 in Caution for
pc endowment fund.
Miss Fannie Huey has just
eturned from a lengthy and
elghtful visit to her cousin Mrs
luther Hays, of Hollandale.
Mr.. w. L. Myers. the Efficient
cket agent of the l. G. r. R. is
PSlng a vacation. While he is
away Jim Fitchett has his place
Misses Pauline and Ella Priest.
icy returned a few days ago.
nom Baton Rouge. where they
"a mad been visiting Mrs. and Miss
Woodsides.
W. c. Alsworth. shipped on
lne 2nd. day of May 48 crates of
O,eets, which is the earliest for
y ms season or for several past
de is a hustler.
Miss Mamie Garbarino, the
and accomplished
laughter of A. Garbariuo. has
Ie'urned home after a pleasant
=, ',x weeks visit with friends in
and Jackson. +
The Canton times., 1902-05-09
For Rent.

Seven room co ,ge Oh Semm es
Street, near Mrs Orrick S,
.lAppty tn T. w. Holland. 1g-4t
The Canton times., 1902-05-09
For Sale

One fine ensilage or oat cutter
and a corn cob grinder. Apply
at TINES Office.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-10-15
SOME QUEER DoTNGs.

Mr.. Letter says that among the assets
OF the company was the real estate on
Sixth avenue, between Forty-third and
Forty-fourth streets formerly the site
Of the old car stables. Mr. Letter says
that In January. 1901 the carriage COM
panys directors fraudulently and illegally
and for the purpose OF misappropriating
and wrongfully disposing OF ell OF part
of the property OF said company entered
into contract with the defendants com-
posing the firm OF Thomas a Post 70
sell to the firm the equity Of the COM
pany In the real estate. In consideration OF
the firm cancelling an Indebtedness OF
$50. GOO
1T was further fraudulently and ile-
gally agreed and arranged" continues the
complainant. between the said company
through its directors and the said de-
PENDANTS that the said company should
sell and deliver to the said firm 5000
shares OF the capital stock OF said COM
pany for the sum OF go 0oo"
Mr.. Letter says he was Informed that
the real estate thus acquired by Thomas
a Post was really worth 1000. 600. and
that the stock turned over for 70 cents
share was selling In the market for -
n share. and later sold for Sn share.
Receiver Thomas said yesterday that
the suit vas 'one OF Joe Letters blufA.-
and never would be tried
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-10-15
!. III. =: theatres

The bill at Keith's this week is a no.
table one from several standpoints. In
point OF strength u could not be surpass-
ed. containing as II does at least a dozen
acts that rank at the top OF their dlfrer-
ent lines OF vaudeville work. Then, too.
the bill IL capitally diversified and there
fore pleases all tastes, judging from the
general satisfaction expressed by every
one who sees 10. The bill is said TO be
ono OF the best ever offered In Keith
theatre.
IL is astonishing how tremendously
popular those two funny comedians,
Fields and Ward, continue 20 be. These
young men seemed 10 nave caught tight
hold on the fancy OF the theatregoins
public, and deservedly -. They are funny
beyond description. They talk nothing but
n bunch OF veritahle nonsense. but they
succeed In keeping every man. woman
and child I'm the entire theatre IN screams
OF laughter from the moment they come
on 20 the stage 20 the moment they leave
H. I even believe the audience prepares
its laughs, in anticipation OF the treat
they are sure OF receiving. the moment
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-10-15
THREATEN
SERIOUS
CHARGES
Receiver Of General Carriage
Says Joseph Letter and Joseph
Head|ey Ruined Company

New York, Oct 15.-Orlando r. Thomas
receiver OF the General Carriage com
pany, announced yesterday that suits
will be begun against certain Wall street
men whom he charges with having
wrecked the company after looting II OF
everything, even its charter.
Mr.. Thomas. who was a member of the
late banking and brokerage firm of
Thomas q Post. was moved TO this an
nouncement by suit brought against
all the members of the Thomas & Post
firm and all the directors OF the General
Carriage company by Joseph Letter.
Those who are now attacking us" said
Mr.. Thomas. will be brought 10 book.
/ went 10 Mr. Arkell. president of the
Manhattan Transit company, which now
owns the charter, a few days ago and sug-
gested that Letter had better call of
his suit against US or a state Of facts
would be brought out I'm court which
would make the stock OF his company
sell for less than nothing before the year
Is out. our attorneys. Hoadly, Lauter-
bach g. Johnson. are drawing up the
papers now, and when the action is tried
will be brought out"
MR. THOMAS STATEMENT.
Mr.. Thomas then distated the follow
ing statement: During the receivers
investigation OF this companys affairs,
he has discovered that It's enormous issue
OF $50. coo 90 Of stock found its way into
the hands OF Mr.. Joseph Letter and Mr..
Joseph H. Hosdley, directors OF the In
ternationaI Power company. and their
friends. and the only proceeds that he
has so far been able 20 discover that
the company received for this issue were
certain patents. OF no proved value. which
have never come into the hand ofsthe
receiver
lie also intends 90 make the attempt
10 recover the supposedly valuable char
ter which this company held. and which
I'm some way has now been turned over
10 the Manhattan Transit company with
out consideration TO the General Carriage
Joseph Letters suit was begun In the
supreme court few days ago. Mr.
Letter owns 100 shares % stock and sues
10 bring about an accounting between
The parties 20 the action and Tor the
purpose Of determining the amount OF |
iamages sustained by the General Car |
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-10-15

riage company through the transfer OF
certain property 10 the late firm OF
Thomas & Post
According TO his complaint, the drec-
tors of the General Carriage company
were Samuel Thomas, Orlando #. Thomas
and Edwin NJ. Post. all members OF
Thomas & Post, together with Camille
Weidenfeld. Joseph s. Tracy Winfield 8.
Jewell and Cyrus Field Judson. II IL
charged In the complaint that all these
directors either participated In. con-
sented 10 or received the benefit OF the
fraud and losses and the misapplication
OF the property and funds OF said Gen.
eral Carriage company"
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-10-15
sunny ITALY
Rev. Mr.. Fenton Lectures al
First Presbyterian Church.

Rev. Thomas A. Fenton Of the First
Presbyterian church on clifford street,
who Recently returned from European
trip. gave n lecture at the church last
evening pertinent TO that tour.
The program opened with plano solo
by Miss Mary Cullen. which was followed
BY vocal solo by Mr. Robert Brown.
Mrs. John G. Mclean, chairman Of the
Pastors Aid society then introduced Mr..
Fenton, who spoke upon Sunny Italy.
The closing number was a plano solo by
Miss Mary Cullen. The committee OF
arrangements OF the lecture were: Mrs.
John Mclean Mrs Thomas A FentOn.
Mrs W 8. McGregor. Mrs Adrian Fra
ser Miss Annie Mckay. Miss Eta Glover
and Mrs. Duncan Mckenzie.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-10-15

Bnrdock blood Bitters gives a man
clear head, an active brain, strong.
Vigorous bOdy-makes him fit for the bat.
tie Of hiel
Group instantly relieved. DR.. Thomas
Eclectric oil Perfectly safe. Never fails.
At any drug store.
Every family should have It's household
medicine chest and the first bottle In IL
should be Dr. Wodd's Norway Pine Sy-
ruy, Natures remedy for coughs aud
colds.
Itching piles7 Never mind ~ physicians
failed TO cure you. Try Dosu's Ointment
gist.