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Beauty and Grace Come Easily to
Women Who Rely Upon
> Dr.. GTeens's keTura.

The glow OF health and physical strength
Carries fascination with it. Prettiness will
soon fale unless it Is sustained by health,
but the power and influence of the healthy,
eloEip-. vigorous woman is beyond measure
DR. Grsene's Neryura helps women realize
ideal womaniOod.
ARs- MARGARET DAxoy, 200 East Goth
ST., New York City, says:
"a year ago my husband was taken very sick.
ard had an the care Of nursing him until he
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scsss ike this, and that It was good for back
acls and nervousness. took two bottles 81 It,
eni wish 20 say that have been cured BY dis
yoni n remedy | cannot say too much for
y. and how Hiaeh Il has helped me. Ihave cal ii
good, solid flesh, aad that awfal back ache N gone
feei splendid when get up mornings haze y
Or. Grseas's Neryuras'
frotsct your nerves and your ieanty with
Or. GreeHe's Nervura. send for sile healta
sad beauty book, just issued ~ Ds. Grs.ne
which tells you about this II eeatairs ti,s
secrst Ok wo1nan's success Dr. Greene viii
eve YEA afvice free. Els a4ids,ss / Il
Temple Place. Boston. Nc. csl u w..ts
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= oath u--r I.t~.
Mrs. May Robbins left Thursday for
sioniDgton, where she will remain q few
weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Judkins lett isst
week for Stratton island, where they viii
take charge Of farm. They like th .ir
new home very much.
Roland Small came home Saturday aud
returned Monday with his family to Bos
ton, where they viii make their residence.
This adds one more to the vacant HOUSES
here.
Mr and Mrs. II. p. A. sporJ-d Gale d
on friends here Sunday. They reported a
very enjoyable visit at Melrose with Sir
Sponord's mother aud his sister, Mrs. A
K. Warren.
The sll-dsy rsinstorm of Wednesday
eneetuslly broke up the sieighing, which
had been enjoyed to the utmost while IL
lasted. Except in the sn all eoves, there
is no ice in the harbor.
Jan. "a. ECO
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duil's Cove.
Robert Edwards has moved his ianily
into his new house.
Mrs. Sophie Hsmor, OF Trenton, is visit
ing her sister, Mrs. Evelyn Richardson.
Mrs. Chastena Hamor, who has been
With her sister, Mrs. Dyer Young, In La
moline, for the past four months, returned
home last Sunday.
Master Glendon Gardiner, with several
other children, vas epioying the coas,inp
in the street last Monday night, when a
runaway horse from Bar Harbor cane
along. Giendon was crossing the street.
lie turned to 60 back and fell under tie
horses feet. The horse's hoof came down
on his ankle, ipiuring 1t quite badly, bot
breaking no boHes. He was unable n
step for several days.
Jsn. q. Avn.
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p-.shs.~.
Mrs. ID Bur,i | H..
Mr. sad Mrs. Nswen libby. Of Bangor,
visited relatives iu town q week.
c J. Gamble, Who hes for some wstk.
been eona efto the house ~ rheuma-
ti-m, j. better.
Asgustus Blood bad the misfortune
70 ial tom ladder one day lsst week,
di7locsttng nis ankle.
p ~ebuer, VITO crushed bis foot
qalse seJi 'o-iy belSeen a rock aud los
f.eeutiy, IS recovering.
State Deputy john Dofity, OF North
BusniIi, was IN Town last Saturday TO
iastsii the officers Of Nsw Century
gr.age.
Valentine Estes fell from a haymow a
few days age. frsei1ring tso fin-. A.
Mr.. Estes Is past eighty years of age. his
recovery viii probably be SLOW.
The concert to be given bg the singing
class, Conducted by n W Liillefsid, OF
B-ueor, viii take p'see on the evening OF
February 4, at tue Congregational church.
Jan n B.
sIs.hiu Fails.
Mrs. Hsary Ksnney, of sedgwiek, is
visiting her sister, Mrs. Agnes Ksns.
MIR. and Mrs. Brooks Gray visited
friends at North Bluehill last week.
Miss addie Leach. OF North BiuehiIl.
made visit to friends here last week.
Fred L Candsge aud family, and Miss
Maud Csndsge, OF East Bluehill, are Wis
iting at y. W. Candsge's.
The friends OF Mrs. 8. A. Gray met at
her home Monday, Jan. %. to celebrate
ser birthday. All pronounced II a good
time.
The tug "Grsce NO gam. OF Rpckiar d, ,
consignment OF fish for Thorpdike &
Hix, OF Rockisnd.
Miss Gertrude Kane gave party Fri.
day night. Friends from Brooklin, North
Sedgsick. Sedgwick, BIuehiit and South
B ushili were present, bestoes the home
friends. All report an enjoyable time.
Jan. "a. SUB.
ssrr,.
Miss Fannie Allen has gone to Fairfield
to work In hotel.
Miss Nellie Alley went to Bangor Mon
day TO attend Shaw's business college.
First seIec, man +. 7. Jenison was con-
fined TO the house several days last week
By illness.
Mrs. J. ID. McGraw and daughter
Plossie went to Boston LAST Monday to
visit her brother, A. w. Neal, OF Mars
HiIi, who Is IN the Massachusetts general
hospital. suffering with assesses on bis
eyes.
L. NJ. Staples, OF Washington, who Is
iecturing in eastern Maine tor the nene-
ns otthe Ancient Ord r of Unitsd WORK
man, delivered a doe address Saturday
night, upon the prospects and benefits OF
tue order. MIR. Staples is a fac spvsker
and is thoroughly interested in bi. work
After the address there were remark. ~
Rev. }. ID. MeGrsw aud other members
II the order.
Jan. %. G.
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nary food do its
duty.
This picture represents
the Trade Mark of SCOTS
Emulsion and is on the
wrapper CT every bottle.
send for free sample.
SCOTT & BOVINE,
400 Pearl St. New York.
500 ard 81. all druggists.
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TIE c. L 5. e. viii meet with Miss
Abbott Monday evening.
Mrs. Susie b. strsiton has returned
from Boston and vicinity, where sbe
has been visiting for the p@ss three week
Edgar Perry is in tosn collecting trees.
brush and moss tor tue sports mans show.
rbree or four carloads are ready for ship
meat.
Arrangements are being made to bod
weekly meetings for bible study. Tue
first meeting witt be held vita Mrs. q. +.
Strstton "Wednesday evening, Jan. -.
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Es-s binsEuE-
Cnsties Miller came home from Bos.
to- yesterday.
Mrs Charles Miller has been very III
for two weeks but Is nov improving.
X scpe Greene has gore to wihehes-
ter, NJ ,ss-, 10 learn the plumbers trade.
Dlriug he last IN intn there have been
n auz - M more stnelt tents orr tue cove.
AL tue a.her,nen have been sing we'll.
Some have made over so las Serk
A bar Tsambie died suddenly of heart
disease last Wednesday. AT tue hume OF
his sou la Isw, Richard p Greene Mr..
rsumbc was born In B-idgtoa, Feb /,
1877. lie wss 4 granite. cutter, aud
worked At he trade until tew weeks ago.
Jan "a. @.
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COUNTY y EW~.
g.. asd,'seral re~rts Neats, ., etses peses

sa-ss.
There we're services at tie B~psI-, cha eh
Sunday
Mr. aud Mrs FaiIet' Gerri h z, to KIT
tsey the present week Tor VISIT 81 sir.
Gerrish'- old bpme
TIE many friend Of Charles F Dwe lev
were -url Fi-, d snd paiBet - ieasH 81 bis
sef tous illness at week, 4 om severe
nervous shock caused ~ oyeftx rtia aud
work ar Dselles e nos imp'sving. sbd
II : hop ia soon be 10 b.. usual good
hea III
Mrs Einare Pickett and little son
Harvey sent 10 Mschiss on Frieay l4.t.
e here hey y ~ reside Tor he pte~tn ar.
r ekett j. employed { ere a. assistant
station gent Mrs. Fick,tt for ling
tlaie ha- acted most efficiently a. o4gantst
in the Net edi. church and has also been
m,,-t faithful nd helpful t. ali IT. Interests.
Her many friends here exesedIngly regret
her departure
Jan y SUI.
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COUNTY NEWS.
y
~ sada,oaol oc~nfs yeus ss o,Ae, pases

HsaeocE.
A oezo Abbott is In Ellsworth attend
ing court.
Miss Bessie stratton Is visiting 10 Mass
senasetts.
Mrs Edward L. stration has returned
from Boston.
Miss Nancy Abbott was last week the
gussG OF Mrs. Ernest Rice in Prospect
Harbor.
Monday evening the Chsutanqaa club
met " toe honee OF A. 1 FJss. "sisn sad
Cities Of ftsiy" is the topic of the rnanth.
aud the SUBJ cts discussed At the me alag
were: Tue r man Empire, Augustus
Gear, virgii. Ovid, Ivy, aud Vsatee.
TIE primary school which hs, tots year
been under tue Instruction of Mhs 4, bet
Crsbiree, closed Friday. Tue scaooi
throughout the three terms has been e
success Ia every detsii, o~iag 10 the soti-
ity ami earnest tffSrt VI tas teacher,
High school commeneed to day, taught oy
T. Hodgkins, oi Tsenton.
Jau. %. 81.
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vas strong enough Tor
Gle ii3ek59 - send him
~ the e0Gatry. IL was
. terrible Strain on
me. Of sOnrss ! wor-
r;-f A9aut hira terri
tiv. II I haln9f lsOr-
F.i s. much. I do not
euypo ss working 50
h. a Torii | have hurt
me 5at " ID the worry
~ | the ovsr-vOrk To-
q .ther. ! vas fear -
fuiiy ra a down. I 5.
lpsr dssa. and Twas -
pals - a ghost. l A
y s4il jump at Il
every little thing L
fr08n nervousness.
" M back aehsd \
ewf-tiiy. too. IL
v ui hurt me so
In the morning
TIM. I co lidn't sand
g.s lisat, but would
bare TO crawl out OF
bsi znd put my cor
sets on 70 81 eng. b IN
Hls hef re 1 c9alsi
staai- No one knows
tlis dreadful agony
tIis caused ms. There
y notliing more wear
Esg tii1n bacxachs and
1ergO sae SEQ nbined.
7 heariof Or. Greene's
EerElra bi9pd and
n-rvs remedy. andi
shut it wa4 3 wondW-l
fal medicine for keeps
fffs m the et-Nneeth
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SuBA
The evening world., 1902-04-17
WOMEN FIGHT OUT
BUSINESS RIVALRY
TWO IN HOSPITAL WHEN VIC
TORY HAS PERCHED.
Mrs >nbinR Fires Two Baiiets
and Mrs. NniiPio trrs
club.

Business rivalry between Mrs MADE
lima Mallaln ard Mrs Vito Snbina gu'
Mrs Mallalo and Vito Sirina N Belle
yile Hospital this morning lIksNis" II
put Mrs. VITO Sahina In jail for trying
70 put two bullets into Mr. Mallalp
Mrs Mallalp has ,oal and Ice en-
pprium ir the basement ~ the t"n'-
mcnt a, NJ. SO East Fourtocnth stree 3.
Hn- hired man started to take bag
NJ coal to customer on the top f0o-
os the tenement AT 10. din East rar.
toenth street this morning. In the
has ment he encountered Mrs, and Mr
vito Snbinn. vho are the conductors
or coal wood and ice emporium at
that address
Mrs Vito Sabinl refused 20 allow
tn. hired man 10 send his coal up on
the iumbwai,er She said she con.
trullcl The nIel business IN that house
I'M i, red man reported to Mrs Mallalp.
Forth sallied Mrs Mallalo. armed with
a lrgc club Sl~ charged into the
sabina emporium Ike tornado and
smufc Vito on m" mead with the lub
with SIch visur thai nc dropped 90 the
fop- Thcrsu.0H Ma. vitt, Sablna
,im'l q revolver At Mrs. MRllllo aud
f-rd twice. but missed. Thon thcr" pas
rough: and tuh1l" encounter between
Sablnt rad Mrs Mallalos club When
she got through with It Mrs MallaIo
was on the floor.
A policeman arrived in time Ia pre-
vent Mrs Sabina from making a corpse
Of her business rival
The evening world., 1902-04-17
RICH MRS. WARREN
NOT IN HIDING.
READY FOR COMMISSION
THAT WILL EXAMINE HER.
>~w Rochelle woman. whose Hus.
hand Went crazy Recently. HAS
N-ighbor. with Her.

NEW ROCHELLE Y Y Apr. y -
sirs f. izabcth Hunter Ludlow Warren.
on" - the wealtrics' residents ~ this
place. whose pr!ya'" arairs have At
trac'od considerable attention IT, rot
'sr' .AIi, "a uurbad over tho action -
Justice kooEh IN appointing Lawyers
w Dars np'c commissioners 90 inquire
into loT mental CONDITION
She is not barrlcadei In her home TO
prevent these men seeing her. rs was
currently reported bu' on the contrary
goes about tho city freely and va. Jus,
returning from shopping trip when
seen by an Evening Word reporter to-
da!
Mrs Narrc'i declined - discuss tho
Courts 7ctior or anything sIsc relating
o her 'iy.rG snr coull not understand
tho nuhlir Iu'orcsr in her
Her ueiEhbors. all ~ whom are rich.
srmphthi2c with her aud several Nlll b.
heard IN h'r defense vlcn her case is
tik"n before a Shrriis Jury nex' wc.,k
They declare her perfectly rational and
.ipthlc NJ attending 10 her business al
fa-s her c!cr rness IN money matter.
being "sp' Ialiy marked
Ta. app alton for , commission To-
examine her Nas made by y nephew.
y f,w Years sE8 Mr. Warren. WHO
HH- % widow. married . New Y'rk p
% eItu ldmcd Louie = War;.
- s,d that AZ the time Warren mot
NE, ludlow hts p'st Vas ~ Fourth
81 .t. N'N "ih i.. where III" pNlt
g. uwh.r - nats Warren "ptiiurd =
divorce from his wife aud married nSr.
Af|sF Nsl llipas he d ",ft4
The evening world., 1902-04-17
DRUGGISTS FIGHT
BOARD OF HEALTH.
WANT SALE OF ANTIT0XlN
STOPPED.
Others Say the Manufacturer.
Want ,hnnrc To tduitcrRt-
Product.

'fNo.rHrp t.argi7;- W.r' hcso-" M'r'-
L"v ta morning 90 urge lm 20 stop
tho sale 90. eHti,oNtu tul vaccine y!lu.
By tIe yi, Board oi ll.1lta
Tn, druggist w'rc armed Nth d pou-
ton With i-J signature. llius 800
part:
ia vord ro, he sratrtrus -'r,-
button o: vaccine ,iyis aud autitpNu
continue, but eliminate" 'hc commcgyia liza
ism ty stopping tn" sales
Barlow Weeks fpr the drlIEEis-
said the Board Of Health made Ncoii 70
I>?a sl5.e.7 tn lyo and - sI3 IN lsji
Walter e.. Ilavloy OF The New York
sun. said
mi, is au old agitation Thes people
laN" bo"n 60 Alp,uy time aud again and
could get nothing Ny own children
w'r" sawed uy au;to>in and because.
as believe It is Kep, pure hy the
Nn,-d ni Health II t i. made and
SOLD h ;ao mtnGia tuning chemists '
vii .1u Hs ddutoratrI WAT B. O.
matter of icw thousand dollars 10 ~
cit, when 1t = question Of iite Ani
death.
10. v,.l manufacturers We're behind
rh' aEijHttnr
Msyor Low said 10 would inquire in
to the matter later
The evening world., 1902-04-17
SAGE SUPERSEDED
BY A RECEIVER.
RENT OF "DEcREPIT" HOUSES
IN NEW HANDS.
'""rf Wakes tPp"intm~pt nj
the Request Of
nortRnEr~.

Justice scott This afternoon appointed
PAU l.. kiernan as receiver 10 col!cc,
tn" rents ~ the hve-s.ory teneE7a..
Nos. SO and ssc Ess, one Hundred ard
Thirty-sixth street. ~ which Russell
Sage seems to be the only person IN.
tercstcd In the rents and IL tn. appsrcn,
owner according 20 nf'idnvits n, IN.
1old'rs ~ two mortgages aggrsgating
about S5D.1
Henry Prundt and Charlotte H.ue
hold the mortgages. given by A former
owner. Mr. Sage acquired his interest
IN the property through his German.
American Real Estate Guarantee Com
piny deal
Applying FOR a receiver. John " s,od.
dart described the houses az "dilap.
Hated
The evening world., 1902-04-17
EVER GET Full"
On Other Thinss than Liquor

y is profitable for any one 10 study
food in order 10 regUla,e the health.
not with medicine. but hy building up
healthy nerve centres with good food
\ man Sho has made something ~
a study on this line writes from
Iowa city when first tried
Grape Nuts II was n the table OF a
prominent State official and the re-
markable taste attracted me ! after
ward investigated tn" subject care
fully an. discovered that Crane Nuts
contains dcN'rose sugar The s,archy
part OF he food j. Transformed into
starch sugar or deXtrOse Those same
results arc produced by Tho digestive
organs by the action OF the saliva
and the panCre3tlc juices on starchy
foods. 'hcse facts convinced me- that
Grape Nuts is natural prc-diGcs'ei
food AMI just what required and
needed
Il haa been suffering from a full
feeling after meals and generally
more o less headache All this trou-
BILE let when ! quit using white
bread. warm biscuits. Sc
1t was about this time came
homo from school. broken down
physically and mentally | only
weighed 100 pounds " my carnes,
request mother began serving Grape.
Nuts every mcai. and she said she
had never eaten anything that agreed
with her physical condition a. did
my new food as she termed II
In Ave weeks weighed 1873
pounds, u gain OF % pounds. and
feel 50 strong that hay" been able
10 do from 10 To 10 hours OF hard
work daily Ny mind has never
seemed so clear before and am
thoroughly convinced that there Is
no food like Grape-Nuts To produce
health and a strong and clear brain
Leo Arlington. Box 1855 Iowa City.
Iowa.
The evening world., 1902-04-17

Here g an example ~ the effect the
hiS1 price ~ meat has had on the p0pr
'nl'. Il is the custom - the 80
Maru1 Ninth stree, and Uniysr.ity
nla 20 place the barrels contiiuinE
he waste scraps from tho kitchen ur
the sidewalk before o'clock each mor
ing AmonE these scraps arc many good
large pieces ~ meat ani ,'hc 'rnI.
stuu- sine" th" price OF provisions ID t,
scared there H. now t rrpWd IT men .,r..l
'meu numbering from half Ioza. 3,
two y zen at enc Kitchen door ,.,..
morning waiting FOR these barrels ., ..
scramble fpr IN" riaInSt-.uukiri- l,rr DO.
TAcs" l'ppl most r tN'u hnI .s.n
lH IN" habit - bg'inE Doe scan. a
meat 'h'N used f-aU fh. utrG.f~ ..'
now thor nr" up straps The Slm, r
ii'iau - true with other Hls.-.Ils. .,.
taugauts and hotels
The evening world., 1902-04-17
SPEEDWAY FOR PATERSON.
Road Committee Decides ON Tren-
ton Avenue for Harscmrn.

PATTERSON. y J April l. This city
Is to have speedway Tor horsrmcu nu
Trenton avenue before long provided
the rec"mmendati1u Of to Road 'pm
miiteo ls appruN,I ~ the :uI Hoard ~
Frecholder.
Tho aveuu. is t.S milo ard q
quarter long and viii permit ~ 4 ~ ed
Fayu nh ~ seven "ighths ~ mlIl
u j. las road. and Fr""holisr zorro"
chairman uf tho Road Committee. 80. q
hU du,- rot ffut the work of convert
ing II Into a speedway will cost over
81 -
The evening world., 1902-04-17

HARTFORD, Conn. April 1.-THE
Aetna Indemnity Company. OF this city.
was to-day sold to a New York syndi-
cate. which takes 800 shares of the
total issue OF 1850 ahares. The price
paid v $40 q share.
The evening world., 1902-04-17
Escaped Prisoners n.c.p,urca.

POtGHkEErsIE. y y, April IT,
I'll" four prisoners eho escaped from
tn" temporary county iail In the vassar
Browcr' building H~re captured To. day
near Pine Plains, thirty mihs from
nero.
The evening world., 1902-04-17
No Meat for Him Vow.

Mr'. Gertrude Bouinc j. the housewife
Nhn prcsides over q nc1t nat on ,h.
third i,npr Al No l5' Hester street II.-
husband is lsbogor iu r iron mil
and makes 81 20 day Hc was ace
ru~tomcd 10 having meat sor breakfast
and supper. and cold meat such as
c"-n"i beef. IN hts lunch pail He does
not get u nov H' has 4 big bowl of
cereal for breakfast. bread and butter
'or iHnc1 with perhaps hnEd-b1iled
"gs for supper ~" has FOR two weeks
had nothing but fried bologna sausage.
read. apple butter and -uroc Tina; =
rhr best they ran aT1rd WITH provisions
At their present prices.
Rlhai Joseph stern - II Nni Rrith
:, .tg ,gtIo. H"1rs street said My
people cauot m ,rl 90 bu, meat nov.
They ar" mostly poor peopl" NHns" I'M
,,n" Is fa- below the price ~ h--f now
! d, not think g tight that I should
ca, msa; whoi circumstance deny IT
TO them ard tho-c'1-e I have gone
Nitanut i; some nt the packers alleged
tu belong - tho Meat Trust are JeN-
and n they haf" rpn.pired against the
ne,pio 10 raise tho price of meat uu-
warrau;ably the, have transgrcssei the
telcnlrgs - their faith
The evening world., 1902-04-17
T-ii,air Pawn Tickets.

When I.tu-,d there wore ,Ru pawn
tickets found IpDI them and Doicr-
tiN" Murphy rr pyer,i at q place indl-
cstcd hy them tho ingn fragments u
eleven other pawn tickets, which Riley
had torn NJ whtO h. feared that Ne
was under police observation
The pair Were exceedingly frank IN
ish!ngly elDse escapes from tho polio,
In N. course Of their adventures IN New
York and Brppklyg
The evening world., 1902-04-17
Restaurant. to ,.L More.

Commencing tu- las many OF 'N, pop.
lnr-pricrd restaurants vii sutsU .H.
pric" ~ cooked meats fiV" cents t .Hr
ton This VIII bring nome t. 'ns rIsl
ness men. clerks and lsbprcrs 'u. glss
iior Of economy which has been puzf.iul
their wiy"s mothers and boarding. mi
trssses for months
Sey"ral 80 iH. luN- -ur.'cI siaurpr',
The evening world., 1902-04-17

Tho yacht Meteor III. built at Shooter
'sland for the Emperor Of Germany
pIssed out Sandy Hook. under sail. at ?
clock ou tho afternoon II APRIL !.
Tho steamship Scotia was under or
d"rS To convoy the yacht on ~ voyage
across The Atlantic
The evening world., 1902-04-17
KAISER'S YACHT SAFE.
Meteor Renrhe. Southampton In
Good shape.

LONDON. April l.. Emperor Will
iam's Yacht Mctcor III. In TOW OF the
steamship Scotia. passed Prawlc Point
~ 80 o'clock this morning
The evening world., 1902-04-17
Bows Double Breasted Suits-Sizes to +

>rlsrd Suit with pour.Brslssd l,k, also ihs Nor
iok slt. 20 go strictly Ill-wool Blue lnd Black
.ue,ot Pm lri nan, patterns o Fancy ClSu,rtS and
.hsyo' Sew ant nRs u ItHuS.t. With double
and knee. lHd Ted each r1tglir value - oO
The evening world., 1902-04-17
BOYS Sailor Blouse ts-Sizes 3 to

Mad o tt pure wofed ISeolor Blue Serge also Royal
NAVY ant lde Blue Fed ard Brown Atwood ChevioiS and
NentlUS hIud oG. trimmed. pretty comb trltonS ~ Sewei
with gUi y sk guaranteed 10 gi, ccot service. Values
The evening world., 1902-04-17
BOYS Double Breasted SulS-Sizes to 10 Y

uoIrls B 4s5 "a, Ssl maze OF lll ol Fancy h.v,t
irs plt.fu fu..t. Ia apei ard ioIhe s.1tS iui
knees: exc llsn ,ut V.ll mud YOU mss tn ,p viii iris,
the best hlCau q the values g o. To- $50; il.
The evening world., 1902-04-17

Here which parents VIII Re glad TO hear. merchant out
West ordered Toys clothing from New Ok maker He cancelled
the orde Because business TO bad weather We got the
goods greatly otter them al the
portion lhe newspaper tells the story hut gather
The harvest The ok large would have liked to buy
early to the bargains.
The evening world., 1902-04-17
Bows Sailor Blouse Suits-Sizes ; to II

vlis if.r Nlv,, ROYAL md Clt.i Blue Red AMI Bowa
ASp Wo sted Che, u's; handsomely trimmed all
tn and d.srna many styles which amt he found
elsewhere Nly well made and very turlh; value sale
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-06-05
PLEASANT Time.
Fifth Ward Republicans Meet
for Registration.

There was a political Reunion In the
Fifth ward. last evening. and II was also
designated as n smoker.
Harry c. Curtis Fifth Representative IN
the General Assembly, presided. and the
speakers included His Excellency Gov.
Kimball. Judge Rueckert, Alderman WI.
liam X. Reynolds and Horatio u. Bel.
lows
An entertaining musical program,
combining vocal and literary selections
was rendered.
Finances came In for considerable mem
ton and the speakers went further than
TO urge registration and spoke rather In
favor OF full qualifications TO vote on the
expenditure OF money.
Harry c. Curtis, acting as chairman
spoke OF the victories won by the Repub-
lican party and gave considerable light
on the Merger act and the Transfer Tick
ct bill passed by the present General AS
sembly.
lie laid special emphasis on the amount
OF money accruing TO the state from the
big combination, which would net between
$780, 900 and 10000 annually. Transfer tlok-
cts. he said, were secured In the only
practical way, by recognizing contracts
already I'm existence.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-06-05
K|MBALL
PLEADS
NOT GUILTY
Is Accused Of EntIcing Away
and Assau|tlng a Fourteen
Year-OId Girl.

Arthur s. Kimball. colored, was before
Judge sweetland, today, on a very Sc
rlous charge.
He Is married and with his wife and
child resides at IA Codding street
On May 14th Alice Thompson, colored.
IA years old. disappeared from her home
in the Second police precinct.
A week later she was discovered In n
house at Angle street, where the police
say Kimball placed her.
On the evening that she disappeared.
she says so the police assert, she met
Kimball who agreed TO escort her home.
When she reached her door he persuad-
ed her not TO go in.
They went 20 the st. George, so the
police aver. and the next day they en-
gagged board at the Angle street house.
Kimball disappeared when the police
began to make an investigation and kept
shady until last Tuesday night. when
he was arrested as he was stepping upon
the gang plank of a New York steamer.
He was arraigned I'm the Sixth district
court. charged with improper knowledge
OF the child, and. pleading not guilty,
was held In 500 for trial June 18th.