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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-09-18
EAST PROVIDENCE.

The sudden change in the weather thi.
morning has caused many disa ppointed
faces. About sunrise the clouds Qathered
and then rain began TO fall. Then Stats
Fair visitors felt sad.
The marriage intentions Of Henry
W. Blunt and Olive Priscilla Heckman
and William Irving Bowden and Mary i.
Reed, were entered in the town clerk =
Office this morning.
For several days there has been COM
plants made to the chief OF police by
those who have pear trees that the fruit
Last night special officer John Young
arrested Paul Rezzeni, an Armenian. I'm
the act OF stealing pears from the prem
ises OF Mr.. George Whitaker on Grove
avenue near Broadway. This morning bo
admitted his guilt and was fined 81 and
costs.
William Clark was arraigned this morn.
ing, charged with an assault on Mathew
McGuigan. The trouble arose about a
dog which McGuigan's boy had and
which Clark claimed was a dangerous ami
NAL. The boy said that Clark
threatened TO give hm a beating il he did
not take care OF the dog. Soon after this
clark saw MIR. McGuigan In his yard Mc.
Gnigan asked Clark what the trouble was
and Clark struck McGuigan In the breast
and knocked him down. Clark pleaded
guilty to the assault and vas fined s5 and
costs.
Last evening Bucklin Post, q. A. r..
held It's regular meeting. There was a
rood attendance. Comrade Horace III,
Dodge wss present and gave a very inter
sting account OF his recent trip 10 Louis.
lille. where he went o attend the Nation.
u bncampment of the u. A. X.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-09-18

lie prizes 1t as o. OF the curiosities
In MS collection OF rare birds that have
nown into the box Office. II didn't mat
yer much whether ii was genuine or not,
was unique and had certain value as
apersonal pass.
1t isn't generally known, but Tim Muir
phy, the congressman in "a Texas Steer, -
is something of an amateur artist and
enjoys bit OF fun on his own hook out
siue OF the cut and dried humor OF the
play
Actors, especially star actors, are popu-
AIRY supposed TO have first choice of
seats In the theater for personal friends.
and personal friends, as general CUSTOM
are never diffident about asking for the
privileges accruing TO familiar acuuain-
tances.
Comedian Murphy has front room in
the Narragansett Hotel and lives as high
as hespian ought TO; in fact he calls
get it, ""''
ENTIRE nous this is n better season than
iast-and the stage Congressman feels as
though he can indulge in luxuries a few
times day. One OF the gem men walters
at the hotel has got on TO the fact and
gives maverick Brander considerable OF
MS attention three times day.
There is a recompense. of course. there
ties.
The waiter didn't by any hooks or
crooks suggest tips, but Monday, when
dinner was about DONE he said TO s'TimD:
mister Murphy, would you be SO 'bliR-
IN ! as TO give me pass for diss evening?
! would so like to see you 'mpersonate yo,
famous part OF de Texas Steer. ;,
-, There was no getting away from this.
Two days attention was worth IL. and
timothy made out the pass as here pic
tured and Manager Fynes accepted IL and
he waiter went i'm. Just which of the
three gentlemen interested in this tran
sactlon Is the most pleased is a oues- |
ton. Manager Fynes has the pass fram- |
ed, the waiter saw the show, and the |
actor bac his artistic talent in black and |
white recognized.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-09-18

at tfp foundation of our government and
there is no interest, social, economical or
political, that does not feel its influence.
An assembling OF its work, a fitting rep-
resentation of what our schools are doing.
the practical results gathered togei her,
intelligently arranged and opened to pub
lie view at time and place where
thousands of our citizens gather, must
needs be of unusual interest and value.
We und erstand that Mrs CHARLOTTE
E. l.. SLocUM is the chief OF the staff OF
the corps OF devoted women and men who
have carried this enterprise TO the splen.
ala success achieved in the enlarged public
school department at this years State .air,
and we hasten to pay our tribute OF
respect and admiration for her work, and
for the work OF all who have been asso-
ciated with her. Our Providence schools
are naturally in the ascendancy for in
terest in the department, but the sister
cities and the towns make gratifying dis
plays OF the efficiency and work OF the
local school system while private institu-
tions, State schools and Individual en-
deavor in various departments are all
worthily represented.
1t is a fine thing, this school show.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-09-18
Manten at Keith. Nex, we.s

The mere announcement that Robert
Mantell, the famous romantic actor. comes
TO keith's Opera House next week IL sure
to DO hailed with delight by the patrons
OF this popular playhouse. Mr.. Manten
~ one OF the strongest stars that yisit
providence, and with three OF the best
pays rom his extensive repertoire, the
tbeater Will no doubt be packed a, eveyv
performance. 1.-THE Corsican BrothereS
the first half OF the week, also ON satnr.
day night; "Mop bars" Thursday and
Friday nights, and "The Husband. ISat the
matinee Saturday, will be the program
seats are now on sale
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-09-18
TIN MuRPHY's PASS.
Managcr, Artist-Actor and Waiter
Have a Mutual Understaudinr.


Years sgo when some OF us were kids. -
ana when sam Sharpley's minstr els were
the ne plus ultra OF entertainments, the
most amusing part OF the show, to
9 good many patrons, was the me-
gro aiterplece, and the favorite after
piece was the one in which the comedians
S;q SS;urlssqued tragedy There were trage-
the ideal American player aud his associ-
etes IN the highest branch OF the drama
were r. L. Davenport, Edwin Adams,
James Wallack, not TO mention Mexican,
buchanan, and Others who have left their
impress upon the annals OF the stage.
sharpley's favorite fun was In an after
piece where the big tragedians were
burlesqued in "Damon and Pythias. !,
Lueuilus bring forth me horse"
was the speech that made the other
plack laced comedian cover and
remark: "what hoss; whose hoss; for.
give me kind master, l slued yer boss.
Then the dummy was substituted and
the house would go frantic with merri-
hent over the thrashing the supposed
Lncullus would get from the red headed
tragedisn. That was the beginning of
knoek-about song and dance business.
Previous to the play the entrance to the
tneater door would be represented with one
OF the comedians taking tickets. He had
been instructed TO honor certain kind
OF ticket which he had been told would
admit an entire family, and much of the
amusement was made by the appearance
OF the family with the ticket that the
doorkeeper had been instructed to look
out for
Manager Fynes OF Keith's Opera Honse
thought he had received one OF the family
tickets, Monday:evenlng, and for time
ne was, to speak in the vernacular, |
'phased.n
lie honored 1t, however, and the
bearer passed in.
This is reproduction OF the ticket:
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-09-18
ne IMPORT news
Death Of Annie Ford to Be
Investigated.
Special to The News.

4
NEWPORT, Sept. is = The second days
session OF the Knights OF Sherwood For
est, supreme Conclave, was occupied In
the election OF officers, Mr.. Samuel Il.
Morris OF Fall River being elected su-
preme commander. The only Providence
man getting Office was j. Vose, who was
elected a trustee and an auditor. Last
the opera house In q body and at IL
hall.
A LIVELY GAME.
There was lively game OF ball played
here yesterday between the Newports and
Cuban Giants, the latter winning on
errors by score OF to 6. The score
was as follows:
Cuban Giants. 90 90 -
N!ewports .,.'..." 0 o Z 0 .
Hits, Cuban Giants q; Newport z. Errors.
Cuban Giants Z; Newports z. batteries, Miller
and williams: Sullivan and Mahoney.
INVESTIGATION ORDERED.
Medical Examiner Ecroyd yesterday
notified Coroner Stanhope to hold an in
quest into the cause OF the death of little
Annie Ford, who died from the result of
burns. Some one is to blame and an at
tempt will be made to find out who the
person or persons are.
NOT HERREsHoFF PLANS.
Commander JIG A. Converse chairman
OF the board In session at the torpedo
station, denies positively the report sent
about the Herreshoff plans being In the
hands of the committee.
LOCAL NOTES
On Saturday Great Salt Pond win be |
thrown open by Governor Lippitt as q |
harbor Of refuge.
The prospect Of new hotel on Eas toms |
beach for next summer are very blight.
Congressman Bull, with Colonel Hayden
and Captain Gates, visited the rifle range
At Fort Adams yesterday.
, Mrs. IL. ID. Spooner and Mrs. G.. X.
Phemer are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Will
lam sprague Of Providence
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-09-18
Where Women Have Suffrage.
The sun.

Al Az the November election in Utah. women
VIII have the right 70 vote for State officers
anu ~ ineinOers OF the Legislature. When Utah
u admitted as state this year there will be
q group OF three Western States, Wyoming.
Soiorauv, and Utah, all lying adjacent to
oacn other, IN which woman suifrare will
prevail The first of the three to adopt il was
wyoming, and next came Colorado foIiowsd
nS ~ IAN. Inc whole three of them do not
contain population one. half as large as TINT
OF this city ~ 90 ~ 'na'
me women electors OF these States NAV be
able 70 influence Federal legislation. for fhev
vote vote, ior members Of the Legislature, by whom
uhlteu States Senators are chosen They will
country. "'' "S 'no
I was the enfranchised women OF Colorado
,sI no turned that State over 10 the Repub.
Iloans Inst year at the first election in which
yney had the right to vote. The women OF
" wyoming have often given victory to tho
nepubhcan party. IL L. more than likely that
the woman vote Of Utah will be predomi
nahtiy Republican at the coming election.
party. w A"'"i '"a'
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-09-18
Jg:UFT68{ y
How Was the Chess Match Won?
The Sun.

| To the Editor of The sun: Sir-Belief In
fahkee sporting honor" has Just received
an lrremediable blow as far as Englishmen
are concerned. do not now refer, sir. 10 the
dastardly attempt OF pilot boat No l9-en-
gagged, as i believe, for the purpose by tho
new YORK Yacht Club-to blanket Valkyrie
IN Ihursdhy's race, in order that Messrs
lsern q 20. might recoup themelves by sue.
Stssiul bets Tor their outlay in building De-
,eheer nor 20 the contemptible trick played
by Captain Half I'm Tuesdays race. when be
deliberately hooked Defenders topmast stay
upon Vslkyrie's boom so that his Loaf might
WIN a race by protest, which ho was aware he
would otherwise lose
DO not allude TO these now well authenti.
Gated Instances OF American sharp practices
v Vnt 10 the notorious methods by which the
the international chess tournament rpcentiy
played at Hastings, Eng. Private letters i'm.
m lorm me that directly fillsbury won an In.
Nesugating committee was appointed 20 ferret
out the corrupt practices by which he being
a hankee, was naturally suspected of having
made himself Victorious '@
,,,the committee has now discovered that
flllsbury played with "A Herresboff. F-dison
chess board. This board designed by th.
lsmous "a Yankee electrician and manufactured
0i aluminium by the builder of the dishonored
Defender, was furnished with an incent.
ogsiy concealed electromagnetic contrivance
MnIcn lrresistihly drew Pillsbury's man 10 a
winning square and his opponents man to a
ioslhg square at each move
As result Of this scandal the govornino
con ,,p1Iinltteo ot the Chess Club. of which have
ths honor 70 be "A member and officer has a.. /
cided that in all future contests. held nndcr |
rs 80 auspices IN England, when Yankee chess |
tths tth'sors phIucipate' the chess boa rds shall be
.horoughly insulated. tho chess men shall be |
nsue I. ol glass, and the players shall All wear
India rubber gloves "'' war
al ASK You sir IN all seriousness what con.
nuehco can Englishmon place in Yankee snort.
lnE honor IN view of such gross breaches of /
v,birb b'd,lus' nov 70 say etiquette. as that
obcdient servant, '''' ''''' '"ur
n, N,o,,.-... ,-,, NOODLE FITZ NOODLE
British Male Idiots Chcss Ciub " 'Ho
Inc victoria Hotel, New York, sept. Is
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-09-18
A GIANT FRrIGUTER.
One OF the Three New Freight Boats
First Noyare.

BosToN. Sept. ls.-The new Leyland line
steamer Victorian, Captain shepherd, arrived
IN Tort ms morning for the first time, from
Liverpool, the voyage being completed in 10
days.
The Victori an Is one of three new boat.
which are 10 be used by the company, and IL
steamers. she Is bl2 feet long between her
perpendiculars. or 55 feet over all: SO feet
peam, ~ Feet deep. with n tonnage OF some
she VIII carry 1880 toas of dead weight or
lt,0k.tons OF measurement cargo.
Ihe victorian will be used In the freight
anu cattle trade, but provision has been fully
made Tor the carrying Of few passengors
and she has about dozen stateroons
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-09-18

NASHVILLE, Tenn, sept. 18.-Yester.
day AT Clarkcsville n monument was an.
veiled TO the memory OF Gustayus A
Henry, one OF the noted public men oi
this state In the days OF Wings and h,
ovrats, and known az the "Eaglo Orator
OF tennessee. lie served seeeral terms
pie. Congressman John NJ TIonso 90.
TO have delivered an address. but sickness
prevented.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-09-18
BOUND FOR CHATTANOOGA.
Inc Historic Place Drawing Visitors
From Nearly EVERYWHERE.

NASHVILLE, Tenn, Sept. 1s.-Nine
companies OF the Tennessee State Guards
left last night on special train for Chat
tanooga, TO be joined there by other
companies TO participate in the National
Park dedication. About 1900 troops of
the state, infantry and.artillery, will be
on nand. Specials have been RAISING
through this city all day, and regular
trains are crowded TO suffocation. Gov
ernor Morton OF New York and staff will
reach here tomorrow. Governor Altgeld-
stan and party, passed through today.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-09-18

THE Secretary OF the Treasury has re.
funded the duty assessed on the little
English half-rater imported into this
country to compete for the international
trophy. Nobody but the bumptious
Democratic sub-oaicial would ever have
thought OF assessing 1t, but il has given
our mugwump editors a fine chance TO
blow OF about our shipping laws.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-09-18
DR.. a. SAWYER.
oCULIsT AND AURIsr.
<A6 WESTMINSTER STRICT d.u
SAW 1T IN THE NEW \.
The Man Who Had u "Jngr Claimed
His Clofhes

The clothes that were found hanging
on fence at the corner OF Park and We,f
Park streets, early Monday morning bv
sergeant Whipple and officer Connors
were called for By John Fosbcrg OF II
West Park street. lie admitted TO can
he had on quite n "loadn Sunday nigbt
go much OF one that he did not know
what he was doing, and did not know
what bad become of his garments until
nc saw the account OF his doings in TuE
EVENING" NTws.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-09-18

COME now, MIR. Weather Bureau, don't
you know we are holding big fair down
here in Rhode Island? Or did the man.
agement neglect to send you "compli-
mentary',?
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-09-18

VALKYRrE-D -DEFENDER-Oh, give us
rest! An heroic event. a game fit for
the gods, has been sacrificed to small
1ockeying, individual stuffiness and the
technicalities OF cat boating for keg of
beer,
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-09-18

IT was zone MANI convention M in
New York, 80 our mugwump friends tell
us. Bot what fine fellow that one man
must be to to command so much of con.
fdence and support for his ideas. Good
men are scarce. When we find one we
like to back him up.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-09-18

If all the folk that claim 10 be actors
chip in 80 cents apiece, as proposed. to
present loving cup to JOE JEFFERSON.
the cup will be as imposing as the crater
of yesuvius.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-09-18

GENERAL CAMPos says he has all the
troops he wants, but intimates that no
number can be largo enough to quell the
Cuban uprising.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-09-18

IMPosINo expeditions of filibusters.
comprising all the way from a half dozen
to three score men, continue to be inter
cepted, disarmed and rendered inocuous
to the Cuban cause. 1t is terroriz,ne
business, for sure, this 6libustering.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-09-18

PRESIDENT CLEVELAND presses the but
ton OF the great industrial exposition at
Atlanta today, but the country does the
rest in spite OF the CLEVELAND industrial
SAoo
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-09-18

LONDON, Sept 1s.-Geoffrey Perkins.
an American, and who represented him,
sell TO be lawyer and Journalist, has
peen sentenced to 10 years al penal servi-
.uue on the charge oil levying and collect
Ing blackmail. Perkins was indicted ip
December last.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-09-18

On the matter OF third term President
CLEVELAND seems to be suffering severe
ly from ingrowing silence.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-09-18

The Journal observes that the Hon.
GEoRoEFRED WILLIAMS of Masssac husetts
is nothing II not outspoken. Sos q brass
horn
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-09-18

The new woman may buy her own
ticket for the fair, but she doesn't insist
on paying for the ice-cream.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-09-18
fMtT,QljntrRS {
- ARE IO
SAYING
Boomerangs.


Wnat fools these mortals be, and how little
~ taxes TO amuso the unthinking. A "Domo.
crhuc clambake, whatever that is may on.
snare thrifty or hungry voters, while another
built Defender. '''' '0'O'
platherskite nondescript paper OF this CITY
puDHshes "omens' each day for the beSaRt
ana guidance or its ignorant and superstitious
readers. The "omon" that portends tha
worst disaster of anything we know OF fs ~
no oo FOUND with one OF the papers in your
The best fender for electric cars "a for ne.
uSestrians S.ans 10 keep both eyes epen and practice
Inc nasal feature Of Providnce editor is
we We sre rehaoly informed, assuming its normal
conoition, although 10 will never he uuite so
yfetty as II was before the late unfortunats
voIiision. 10 Is more than probable. bowever
vnht the editor ial nasal appendage wlll con,
inue TO be- poked into other people = business
= ersons with weak intellectual deyelopmGnt
are prone 20 monkey with the buzz saw.
IL is pleasure to be shaved when tho worl,
~ zone by an artist. McDole, Olnoyyille
square, VIII give satisfaction.
The oratory at tho Democratic .clambase
was not or character to awaken enthusiasn
Or thrlll the hearts of the unterrifled. Owen
oSarvin' quinn, Gorman; sedatives are not in
II with this quintet. NV ''
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-09-18

THEIR honors, the Mayors, are In evi-
dencs today. 1t is Mayors Day at our
State Fair.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-09-18
DUCATIONAL.
Friends School.
THOROUGH WORK IN
English, Science, ClaS-
sizes, Music and Art.

1t has twenty experienced teachers special
ISIS so fRr az possible. 10 prepares students
with special care Tor any college or technical
school. u Is furnished with u library OF
more than 1000 volumes. IL bss abundant
facilities for scientific study, inclUdng lne
laboratory ana cabinets OF minerals. Ii oh.
tanned an award Of n EeGal anu diploma az the
World Columbian k1pOsition FOR excellence
in wood carving. Large improvements have
been made recently In heating, lighting and
ventilation OF rooms upon the best modern
methods. IL IN Intended TO be an attractive
home for students. All persons are requested
70 visit the school and examine it's sduca-
tonal facilities and methods
Illustrated catalogues are sent when de-
sired. Address AUGUSTINE JONES,
Principal Friends School.
Providence R. L.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-09-18
OMEN NO. 1hR

1t is said that il you have your clothes
mended on your back, people will tell
lies about you.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-09-18

SENATOR Hill, uncer his breath, /,
"HoRSBLowER be blowed.n
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-09-18

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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-09-18
| Show Of Extreme Novelties
Ladd'S Brilliant Exhibits

At this always looked forward to for weeks in advance
exmpyng the choicest selections of the worlds productions
stamped with fashions approval duplicating shown con-
empoaneousy WITH the exhibits Of leading things in the
metropolis.
Rough Suiings of mu/ti-coiored yarns. The caniche
Rove English Cloths Cote de Cheva Doe Skins Bedford
Cords PLAIN Fabrics. So0taches MohaT Effects Sungs
Velets Dress Trimmings Garnhures, Yoke Collars Pkas-
rons Epauees and every kind of trimming novelty Gown
Cape Jacket
Earlier than beorebeer than beoreIN ADVANCE
to season and goods,
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-09-18
Full Associated Press Dispatches

WEDNESDAY. sEPTEMBER IS. 1895.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-07-13
A LIfE'S VALUE.

Last Monday night n man named
German was thot 10 death bya police.
man on one Of the principal streets OF
Chicago. The Incidents Of the tragedy
are thus pAthetically told by the Dis.
patch q that cityi
German had boon out OF work several
months aud WAS pCun'loss, lilo had Ion
u wife and child In -. Paul, aud received
n telegram Monday that tho latter had
died. lilo tried 10 borrow enough money
~ buy q ticket TO ~. Paul 10 SEQ his dead
baby, hut hilod. An attempt To pawn his
revolver proved uuAyHiling, lilo offered
tho SIS weapon for aSD railroad ticket,
but was refused. lilo spent all day Mon.
day trying 10 bog, borrow or taiso tho
necessary money, Al night, craZcl by
desperation, lao attempted to rob saloon
hooper. met with resistance, was pursucd
aud shot to death like u hunted Wild
animal.
And all this In a city Of 10000
people, with wealth anu fnlleuce on
every hAn4l Thousands would have
gladly given him lho pittanco he asked
II the facts had been known, hut tho
truth was established too late. IL 10 q
cruel world, my mastsfs.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-07-13

dlcates that the loss Is not irreparablc.
The great lawglvtr Moses, predicted
that disobedience to the law would tu
followed by the dcsolation OF tie land
Of their iatAeft, but repentance and O
return to the covenant would bling
iarth new blessings. "rhen the LORI,
thy God, viii tu.n thy captivity ADD
have compassion upon thee, aud Will
return ami gather thee from all tuc
nations whittier the Lord, thy Col,
hath scattered thee. II any II thine
bee driven out unto tie utmost parts VI
heuvra, tom thenco will the lard,
ny GOD, gather thee, and from thence
viii 10 icicu thee. AMI tho Lord,
thy Gli, Will bring thee into the LAM
which thy .a,huts Possessed, aud thou
sHSlt pssscss ~ sud lie Will DO t,ec
good, and multiply thee above thy
fathers" Dfua -0l-5. This u the
promise b Judah that will be iuidllUt
speedily.