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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-05-17
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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-05-17
A Live Stock show Tee.

ATLANTA. May 1.-The directors of the Cotton States and International expo sitlon hersA decided to held . live stock show
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-05-17
Governor Msrtsu at Rhlaee,in.

ALBANY, May lT-Govsrnor Morton and family have gone to EllsrsliS at RtinscliT. He will remain there until Monday.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-05-17
"R Rent Frea

You c.n live in handsome hat of 5 roC5ns with all improvements, ln R new 3 lat dwelling with barn, in north part of city. l,ne of electric cars. The second or third flat will pay all expenses. leaving your Ant rent free on q payment of Sl ,0OO down, balance can remain Address. Box 247. City. for information. Paying II per cent as investment. O. call at this ntfire
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-05-17
PRINCESS EAICIANI.

lands will be realized in placing Princess kaiulani in the position which the former monarchy proposed that she should some day have.
 "Mr Thurston Is reported to have ad- vocated this step so strongly that Presi- dent Dole and his cabinet became alarmed and have since given tho matter many hours of consideration.
 Passengers on the Australia have con- flded the fact that tho republic Is on its last legs Various big organizations arc breaking away from President Dole, and the opposing forces, which were somewhat subdued after the recent uprising by the show of arms mado by the government. are now becoming moro bold"
 An alarm Is likely to Dc sounded any night" remarked one passenger. and If 1t is you can expect to hear of tho down fall of the republic There Is no escape for it. The people arc dissatisfied. and particularly the Americans who, if aroused. will find at their sides all the as sistance they need to effect H change in the government.
 Minister Thurston's unoasinoSS has become so apparent to the opposing forces that the latter have gained more courage. Tho fact that Mir. Thurston favorS 0 change is no longer a secret, and when we left Honolulu 1t was common talk that ho was then planning tn carry out to a successful end the conversion of che repub lio back to n monarchy" A Reign of Terror.
 "Thero is n reign of terror in Hawaii, |" says Colonel Ashford formerly attorney general of the islands. who has just ar- rived here "Informers are everywhere. People dare not speak in their own houses. There Is everywhere a foelinG of uncer | tainty, doubt and fear. Those who favored annexation have made up their minds that it Is impossible The missionaries, as we call most of the political party in power, have claimed to be in favor of annexation, but hover have been really. Tho anuexationists mistrust them now.
 'Thurston has Gone back, and 1t is pub licly said he is going to propose the rcsto- | ration of monarchy. with Kaiulani on | tho throne
 "A republic seems au imposSlbility | Such large part of tho population arc in | capable of governing themselves As long as this so called republic can pay armed mon to keep down rebellion 1t wiu last, and no longer. What they arc talking of | now and want first is soIno sort of protect l Orato of the Unitod States They are afraid Of Japan. and they want protection
 against "'rur foreign interference Then.
 of cou ss, what is next wanted is a mon- nrchy,
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-05-17
CAlLOR'S BALL GOSSIP
Little Promise Among the Na- tional Leagues New Pitchers.
BUT HALF E0XEN MAY HANG OK.

The ritchin: Talent of the Country on the
 wane nnd Not 0ne First Glass Twirler
 Apiecc For the Twelve Clubs COlcoI-
 ouSll. IIawley and Drouthsrs.
 Tho first months playing 0; the Nation al league te.;:ls h-s besn marked by some great surpr!sos Ths glorious uncertainty of ths American sport las nsvsr been more thoroughly GsmoEUrstsd thsa it has in thcsc sT-i"; raHles Dstcas In many Instances irs >;'v;!ng suddenly from what sccmcl to ,c H>>urcd victory. Tho Balti-
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-05-17
FRENCH MAxIMS.

ThS ties sf Pucs love Grs str0Rgor than thuAS "f R'>h and blood Paul Sabasser
 Aarrla." must necessarily Rght against 4 nlHn.tcr whiGh devuurs everything- hab. it'll Gs fsIIHac
 NAa prESruSsos rum aNsrsion to love but whaD he began with love and arrives al aN NeTsi"H he never rOturRs tS lOvo.-H GS BsIls.4o
 Ths iadiRa axiom, DS HUi strike, even WIth aIwUr, a wVmaR guilty Sf hun srSd cfinieA, h my rule fl conduct. ct.-H de BaIZag
 Ds SSt think that ths devil tvlnpts only men "f SraiuG- He has contempt for fSols, bu5 ks d.,'S RVt aiSdaiR thusr c8IIabora- LiOh. -t harleI Bs Bsadci%irs
 heaasn h.zV "aRsPrrhead a partial gift, \ tEah>'-si dsVati iaa The heart knezxs SsiF entire -&srihCS aRd says, ''TAtns alsHS Rd ruTSVer Paul SabRticr
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-05-17

Weather Forecast. Fair; warmer; variable winds.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-05-17
BOOTH FOR MODERATOR
Anti-Briggs Men Win In the
 Presbyterian Assembly.
A LIVELY SESSION EXPECTED.

Tn" Board of Missions Will Probably Be
 Called to Account For spending S?, ,OCO,-
 900 In Erecting Building In New York
 City-Committces to Be Named Today.
 PITTsBURG, May l1.-Dr Robert Rus sell Booth of New York was elected mod orator of the Presbyterian general assCm- bly on the first ballot Ho was opposed by General Rohors N Adams. D. b, of Minneapolis and Dr. William N. Page of Topeka. Kan.
 One of the most interesting questions to be decided comes from the synod of India and relates to tho baptism of polysamists. Some years ago a MUhammcdan with two wives was admitted to the communion of one of tho India churches, he having been allowed to retain both women in his house as his wives. Another one with threo wives has been converted to Christianity and wants tu uo admitted to tho church. and tho question must be decided immc- diutCly
 Tho synod of India decided by a vote of 43 to 10 that converts with more than ono wife, together with their entire families, should to bapti2cd. Rev. J. J. Lucas, one of the minority. appealed tho case to the general assembly,. No other church in India permits tLc baptism of polyGanlsts. A number oi UIAor questions of IntCrua- tional interest will Le called up for settle mrnt
 Lobbying for moderator began early in the day. When nominations were called for ex Gov crnor Beaver of l'cuusylvanla nuuI i;.,lod Dr. Booth Uf = gW >,rl. Pro fls,-r ms If McCormilk 5, III nary, Chi- cAGu g.. niC! the nomluat.vu. The Rev. :. >, rn", p. D ut Minnesota nominat- ed IT .ttnms of that state IIo called for lis u'c> ton on the ground Of his homo missionary record. Dr Clarence w. Back | Us of knn~as nominated William N. Pago of Topeka George C. Pollock of St. Cloud. Nlun., seconded Dr Adams nom ination. Tho Hon, |. F. White president | Of tho Lane seminary. Cincinnati, second cd IEC nomination uf Dr pGso IIe at | tackled Dr. Booths nomination on account | of h.s residence in New York which he described as the storm center of ths church pr amp of New York then spoke for Dr. RHOfh
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-05-17
JOHNNY BULL.

If ftks Rited States dees net sbjent, the British will ultimately Eeizs and h0id the site Sf he Nicaragua eaHAl.-SaR Francis. sS CkrSaic!s
 ESSi.sS AaS RsthinE ts seh to S0tth and Csutrsl America which that portion sf the csatiseat sA1ssf aAtaia frUIa tAiS SSuaj7g .-Gsicaas Times Herald
 IL a really Frmarkahls. when SnS osmes to thiSA Sf il. hsW much mora damaSu saA -s asHs ts Rhgland's dignity hy . secondhand, uadeFSineA. Sbssuro republic than sy power sf arxt sire and ifnpor- taRcs. Timss. Herald.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-05-17

HOODS FILLS oMso KAvar Ma,
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-05-17

Tho Board of Missions Will Probably Be Called to Account For spending S?, ,OCO,- 900 In Erecting Building In New York City-Committccs to Be Named Today.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-10-15

Beginning Monday and lasting all
the week the members Of the Sal
vation Army, with all their trends and
syn pat hizers that they can induce to fol-
low them, will submit to the most rigid
self denial in order to get funds to carry
on their work in the slums and to make
further advances. This week Of self de.
nial and prayer has become an annual
affair with the army all over the world,
and has resulted In raising over half
million OF dollars for their work. 1t has
proved SO beneficial In deepening spiritual
ity and causing fresh interest in their
work both inside and outside securing
funds, that the Congregationalists OF En-
gland and the Methodists OF this country
have adopted this novelty Of the army.
Local Salvationists propose to observe
this week very faithfully and tomorrow
evening will conduct a great self denial
meeting at the Stewart Street Baptist
Church. STAFF Captain and Mrs. Brengle
will lead the meeting, assisted by Cap
taips White and johnson and local Sal
yationists OF Providence. The staf captain
is a University gradute and his wife was
a Vassar College girl and at present they
have the oversight Of the western Massa-
chusetts and Rhode Island district. This
meeting is public and will be- one OF in
terest. 1t will give the public chance to
inspect the army at close range.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-10-15

portrays. namely the stalking of o wom-
ans love on the courage OF man whom
her heart tells her cannot be false 10 any
duty, however strong the accusation may
be against his honor. That the accusor is
her affianced husband and the charge
against the man she asks to ride with
message for the barracks, where the
soldiers ara in imminent peril of capture
by the Indians, to the nearest fort for re-
Inducements when the task Is one almost
certain to end in death, adds, but TO tne
earnestness OF the occasion. And OF the
parts of the generals daughter, taken Dy
Miss Johnson, and that OF Lieutenant
Hawksworth, taken by Frank Richardson,
IL can be said that they were rendered
with all that the intense feeling and truth
required, then there needs not be great
deal said 10 one who IL familiar with
this dra ma to convince one that the com
psny engaged in it's production at Keith
Opera House is worthy OF the play and OF
the patronage OF the theater going puphc
OF this city.
The attendane last evening was large
and the play and cast met with the APP
proval OF the audience. The military
character OF the play adds an earnestness
to IL that il would be hard to find excel
led in but few OF the dramas OF the day.
There Is q charming comedy element ruu-
ming through 1t all, just enough TO re.
live the tension caused by the excitement
to mar the noble story that the dramatist
wishes TO tell go
The story OF the play Is not unfamiliar
TO Providence theater goers. III gives ns
almost an ideal Indian in that OF scar
Brow and the manner in which II was de-
picted only seems to add TO the coioring'
and one would suspect that even those
whose training had led them 10 see no
coed in the race might be captiyated by
such a portrayal OF the red mans charac-
ter as that given last night. The quarrel
scene in the first act showed capabilities
of the personator OF the character named,
and also that OF the personator OF the
comma ndant of the post, General kennion.
The intensity OF the love OF the Indian
grl, Fawn, well delineated as II was, met
a most agreeable counterpart In the
pleasant, easier but charmingly expressed
devotion of Lucy Hawksworth.
Fresh, strange and amusing In the
Heartbeat possible manner was WILDER 8
Ann, a product of the Northwest, and as
n type OF extreme coolnes OF character sell
dom has that OF DR.. Arthur Penwick been
equaled.
settings are especially interesting, among
Others being the stockade and the barrack
room. There was just little mistake al
one OF the drill scenes, which was quickly
discovered by the upper hundreds, who
made the most of the mishap.
The last act is the one in which tht
comedy element predominates and every
one is IN the best OF cheer, for dangers
have been passed and retribution is tc
| come TO one who richly deserves 1t.
The drama will be repeated every nigh
| this w eek, and there will be the usua
| Thursday and Saturday matinees; IL u
| one of the best things seen at Keith's thil
season.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-10-15
Westminster Thcater.

Anyone who pays the Westminster Thea
ter a visit this week will receive full VAL
ue for time and money, for no com
pany this season has presented as many
new. clever and amusing specialities as
the AL Reeves Big Show. IL is big show,
and nearly every act is OF high class,
and is given with q vim and dash that
10 enjoya BILE, and makes one think that
there is still something new In the vau-
deville world.
The performance commenced with Dan
and Nellie Hiatt, musical experts. They
are musicians, and Mr.. Hiatt Is come
dian who has Few, IL any, superiors in his
line. The next on the program Is Delmore
and Lee in q sensational aerial perform
snce The movements OF these two gen
tlemen are starting, but they move with
such ease and grace that the dangerous
portion OF their performance is lost sight
Of.
G. w. williams entertsins the audience
for IS minutes with his automatic figures,
and he has no trouble in keeping every
body laughing. Charles Hum and Ma
mie Bohee appear In a sketch. Miss Bohee
- an accomplished singer, ana was
obliged to answer to number OF encores.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-10-15

family because OF his methodical methods
and who goes into the metropolis to "do
the town. Is not new in any part'cu-
lar. Farce comedy, sketch and skit have
enjoyed that idea for years. The working
over. of II into a somewhat different chan
nel with the support OF comedian VINO
would be amusing In anything, OF course
made last evenings performances enjoy
able. -.
Mr.. Russell is very much Mr..
Russell in the play and his quiet,
insinuating style sustained the interest
continually even II the piece, did peter.
out lamentably In the end. There is
nothing dramatic about "An Every
day MAN.; it Is q story told by moving
characters without single situation be-
yond mere commonplace. Then It's sug-
gestion Of vice Is like nearly everything
else in the piece, peculiarly artificial from
first to last. AS an evenings entertain
ment, pure and simple, 1t will suit the
general run OF thester-goers because u Is
funny. The supporting company OF fair
ability was inclined to have fun Win
itself over certain things that happened
on the stage aud lacked the sense to con.
ceal il. Side remarks and smiles not
called for by the play and In contradiction
O the meaning Of the lines are not liked
by careful observers.
The entertainment began with little
gem entitled "Mr. Valentines Christ
mas" suggested by Mr.. Mitchell's article
In Life and arranged for the stage by
Char les T.. Louis. II IL as tender as
flower and is q sweet picture OF devotion
and regret An old man entertains, In
his mind, the seven sweethearts OF his
life. II was O delightful idea and catered
strongly to the imagination. Mr.. Rus.
cell In this could have stopped short OF
the elaboration he gave the part and been
credited with more skill as an artist.
George Woodward, who has been seen in
this city in comedian Cranes part in
"The Henrietta" and other leading char
acters with Stuart Robson, played the
faithful old darkey with consummate
skill
The same bill will be repeated this
evening and tomorrow afternoon and
evening
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-10-15

MEXICO CITY, Oct. 10. Bull-fiRhting
circles are sgitated over the narrow escape
from death of Ponciano Diaz, national
hero OF the ring. The bull got him pin
ioned between the barrier and the horns
and Ponciano, seizing the horns, lifted
himself and jumped over the barrier amid
applause. His mother, who was among
the spectators, nearly tainted as she saw
her son rammed against the boards by
the bull. Ponciano was not in his best
form, and the audience jeere1 him, and
he, growing enrsged. addressed speech
10 the crowd, asking II he had crossed the
seas from Spain, the cradle OF art, only TO
be Missed at by an ignorant mob in Mexi-
co, whereat the mob yelled again, in or
der TO provoke him TO some unusual deed
OF daring. PonciaDo Is stin and bruised,
but will bs ell right soen.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-10-15
Laid tho Corner stone.

At 7:45 last evening the corner stone OF
the new Edgewood M. L. Church was
laid in the presence OF large number OF
persons Rev. Florus l. Streeter, assist
ed by the Rev. Charles l.. Goodell OF Bos-
ton and local clergymen, conducted the
exercises.
The chilly weather interfered with
the outdoor program, so after the stone
was laid the gathering adjourned TO the
chapel, where Mr.. Goodell made an inter-
esting address.
At the conclusion of his remarks a col
lection was taken and the exercises
closed with q hymn ana benediction.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-10-15
The Cholera Horror In Japan.

WASHINGTON, Oct. Is - Reports to the
United states supervising surgeon. general
OF the marine hospital service Indicate
that during the present epidemic OF chol-
era in japan, there have been 42, 70S cases
and 22s. .513 deaths. These reports agree
I'm saving that the disease was unusually
virulent this year in certain districts, al
most all the cases proving fatal. IL IL be-
lieved that the epidemic has reached its cli-
max and is now declining.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-10-15

Miss Maud Miller, and an excellent sup
port, scored another big success in 10th.
rop's Opera House yesterday, large and
enthusiastic audiences being present TO
greet the favorite and accomplished star,
who is the daughter OF Joaquin Miller.
The play presented was "Life in Lon
dom romantic melodrama OF merit in
which each part conforms to propriety,
and which Is one o: the productions OF
Petit and Sims, which have made these
collaborateurs successful. The plot is ia
miliar to all thestergoers. There are the
scheming villain, the happy lovers, who
are separated for q time through his ma
chinations, and the usual combination of
crime and comedy.
The play IL handsomely staged and cos
tuned, and the music excellent.
OF the players, IL can honestly be SAID
that they are all good, there being no
ranting or "slopping-over, and their ef-
forts were warmly appreciated.
OF the star, what need 10 be said more
than has been said? Miss Miller Is talent
ed and pretty, and shows conception OF
her part indicating close study without
the restraint so often observed.
"Life in London" will be sure to form
n pleasing attraction TO the ladies, as well
as the gentlemen, every afternoon and
evening this week.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-10-15
IN STRAW HATS, Have Always See tho "s My snow at
WOOD & WATSON Been shss
The Leaders! m~h0s the o"

The next on the program are the
lodges, two excellent gymnests and were
a feature OF the Barnum and Bailey show
the past season. Then came eyerybody's
iayorite, more especially Providence's, AL
Reeves, the well-known banjoist, In new
songs. new sayings, and all extremely
Unthan the armless wonder Is whole
show in himself. His portion OF the en-
tertainment was simply wonderful. The
whole co Included with q seance in hypno-
tism by Agnes Chargot.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-10-15
PostofHce Robbed.

BRADFORD, Mass., Oct. 10. The post
Office safe was robbed this morning short
ly before 3 O'Clock and about $40 worth
OF stamps and a small sum OF money
was taken. The robbery was committed
by four men, evidently not professionals.
Dynamite was used to force the safe
and the charge was 60 heavy that the
doors OF the building were blown from
their fastenings. The shock OF the explo-
sion was also felt for considerable dis
lance
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-10-15

and a mind apparently without guile be.
came a master actor, with famlliarlty
enough of the worlds evil doings TO de-
ceive 9 bouseful OF intimate friends and
some OF them with their eye teeth cut, SO
TO speak. Nearly every character is
stupid and but for the remarkable per-
sonality OF Mr.. Russell the play would
have been rather wearisome. The central
idea, that OF a man who IS too good, VINO
has no record of past wild oats and who
is not liked by certain members OF his
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-10-15
Fatal Accident to Bridge Carpenters

BUTTE, Mont, Oct. Is. - Four bridge
carpenters at work on the Northern Paci-
fic road, a few miles from here, were
knocked from the top OF high trestle
by q falling timber. John McPsrris was
killed and John Holmes and George Abrs-
hams were fatally in iured.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-10-15

one represe sentative of each OF the other
societies to act with IL.
Secretary S. A. Sherman resigned be-
fore the discussion, and A. j. Williams
was chosen TO succeed him.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-10-15
Lothrop's Opera House.

philin Radiev .....r.............W Perry
John DENLY ......,..... .....'''.'''" houson
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-10-15

The closing scene OF the second act OF
Beiasco and Fyles' stirring military
drama. "1he Girl 1 Left Behind Me-"
calls for good acting, for, worthy OF all
vslicscy and depth OF feeling 10 what it
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-10-15

o. r. FORBES, Ostrich Feather Dresse
100 Westminster St.. Providence, II. l.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-10-15

xEWAND SECONDHAND Po0L AND
BILLIARD TABLtS, Hutchinson d
Garrett, Il Washington ST., Providence, r. I