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WHAT SHALL | DO?
What shall do lest life in silence pass,
 And If it do

What shall do lest life in silence pass,
 And If it do And never prompt the bray of noisy brass
 What needst thou ruei Remember aye the ocean decps are mute
 The shadows roar. Worth is the ocean. Fame is but the brink Alcng the shore. What shall do to be forever knewnf Thy duty ever This did full many who yet slept unknown Oh, never, reveFl Thinkst thou perchance that they fsma1n nn- known
 Whom thou knGwst not? By angel trumps in heayea their Frasss la blown.
 Divine their lot. What shall do to gain eternal lifes Discharge alright The simple duties with which each day is rife. Yea, with my might. Ere perfect scheme of action thau devise
 Will life be fled, While he who ever acts as conscience cries
 Shall live, thou dead.
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lenploni nunlenil Ennlnnln

No doaht many people are awar that Eupion oil makes a much bet te;; liigitt than the tower grades of coal oil, hat we doubt ii thero are any thet knaw that galon of Eupion iasts longer than cheap oil. Then, why pot have the best light when the dilfertncein cost is scarcely nothing. Enplon is sold at the fol. lowing places:
 Mccain Grocery ce. John II Talbat & Co Robinson x Greenfield. j l.. Lleyd, Me m Tankersley Co. Fox Bros.
 W l.. Dewoody \ Go. Houston 6 Roane. l E, oldsmtth < eo Thulheimer Bros. Ferguson X Russell. P E. Mercantile Co, II. F. Seveke q Lumpkin. ] F. Simmons. BiuH City Lumber Co. C. N Hart Drug Go. ". <, Beard. oedtf sss Sss llearin X Alexander
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! superb Mnstcal Program.

\ Superb Musical Program.
 The following superb musical pro, ramne will he rendered at the Temple this 6Fsiaa4 evening at 6 at the celebration ef the First Passover:
 Liturgy for Passah..-. Temple choir Anthem, with bass sele............G Choir Duet-"lafaise the Lord ............
 w Miss Brown and Mr. < Miller For the secend service, Saturday morning at 10 U clock, as follows: l-ittfgy chorus Trio Dewey Dell .......... .......
 Misses Strauss, AltsehuI. Brown Mandolin ard Guitar Quafteste..
 ....s....~..... Mrs. N Graves,
 Miss Wei. McFadsien, Rown. Rose of Summer Ladies chorus
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\ MEL,onlEG GulnE.

On receipt uf 20 cents will forward to any address, postpaid, hand- some catalogue of 72 pages profuse'y illustrated, giving fuh description of fruit trees. small fruit, ornamental trees, evergreens, shrubs. Nines. roses bnihs etc. also giving sfarmulas" for spraying, N hen to spray, niant etc. i he descriptive catah3ane k a well come guide 10 all thusc in need oi Information, and should not be with- out it. Send for 1t. 1t will please you. From the first order you send ef eae dollar or more, the price of the eata-. logue can be deduetea therefram.
 yoGre0rresponslenee kindly solicit d. Yours very truly, Ambrose Martell, proprietor Peoria Banne, Nurseries. office and sales grounds. Sos. Ill to IT ;. Jefferson ave. Pcori;l, IL az;i-sl JSsw If.
 Go to A. J. Mitchell for your news papers, periOdicals and magazines.
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There are more than 200 iakas witSix the boundaries of Venezuela, one of the largest being 1,6O0 feet above the level of the sea. The Orinoco river, the lasgest Tn Venezuela, is l, i60 miles long.
 The Chamber Of oointnercs of fs,u. cannati passed resolution petasioaiax congress to create new cabinet posi. ton to be known as commerce and maa- ufactnres
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The Rosenberg three story bnild- lug on Main street, into which the Honnett Dry Goods Company will move by the 10th of next month, is being overhaaled and handsomely fitted mp. When colapleted 1t will be one of the haudsomest business houses iu the State
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The Latest TisI, Story.

At Anderson's Bay. Dunedin, Aus tralia, one Saturday recently, four men captured sunfsh weighing close on two tons and nearly circular in shape, about 10 feet by S. The fish was of bright color, and ia two fins were each abcnt 5 fent lnna
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Mineral we.l.

she-What is this mineral wsol szs reads so much aberts
 He-Mineral wool? Why. thss's tas wool they shear from hydraulic rsms- New York Times.
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Caps of linen, wool. straw, bark of trees and leather were extensively wern in Egypt and Arabia in early times aaa were usually of pointed CT peaked shape. The variety of headdresses used by the Egyptian ladies was very great.
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petter. saIt.I.heum nna rscze,na

The intense itching and slnarting inai deut to these diseases is instantly allayed by applying Chamberlain 8 Eye anG Skin Ointment. Many very bud cases have oeen permanently cured by t. is equally efficient for itching piles ano Q fayorite remedy for sore nipples chapped hands, ehilblains. frost bite and chronic sore eyes. % cts. per box
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Mr c. T Coleman. brother Of Attorney " r Coleman, of this city viil on the 10th instant, Do united in marriage to Miss Emma Rose. aaugEter of Judge L. NJ Rose, oi Little Rock.
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warn,nc Order

Tn the Chancery court of Jefferson county Arkansss. Elias Long, Plaintiff, vs. Mary A. Long, Defendant. The Defendant, Mary A. Long, is warned 10 appear in this court with thirty days and answer the complaint of Plaintiff. Elias Long. Given under my hand asd the seal of said court this 10 day of April <. D. 1897. H. A MCCOY. Clerk.
 t6 w4N L. +. BLOOM. D. c.
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XAYANTED QUICK -salesmen to visit trade w and supply cnnyassers for greatest selling bicycle speciality of the age. Sl00,00G behind the guarantee. Duns, Bradstreets OF Bank reference. Fine shnuce; square treat ment BUFFALO SPEcIATY M'F'G Go
 nmsm Buffalo N. Y.
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Ed Rosenberg hns received another shipment cf books, among them "Ziska." by Marie eoaellt: "Thc Sign of the Cross. by Wilson Barrett. dti
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NANTED-Capahle lady orgcntle- man to act as local representatives; guaranteed salary $ao per month. Call on NJ. P HARDIN,
 Ct Williams < IiIn Hotel. 4th Ave.
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Children Cry foI Pitchers Castorias

Mr. Forrest Comuusier who has been visiting in the city for several days. returned to his home, in st. Louis. yesterday, much to the regret Of his friAnas.
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 !, EASTER ga Ql ga CARDS AT gN ROSEHBURG' s
 ! BOOK STORE, gl west Second Avenue . AAA A A a.... A @A 4. A,H A AA SsA {, e,,

Col. A. 5. Grace, of this city, has been appointed adjntant-general and chief of staff of Maior-ieneral R c Shaver, commander of the militia forces of Arkansas. We congratulate our esteemed fellow.townsman upon his appointment.
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Doors and windows, house patterns, everything we mann- fracture cheaper than ever be- fore.
 BLUFF CITY LUMBER co.
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A special gold medal is to be present ed to Dr. Nansen by the Royal Geo. graphical society, in London. ill con- memoration of his brilliant journey in the arctic region. He is already gold medalist of the society, and the special medal which he is now to receive will be similar in character to that given by the society to MT. Stanley on his return from his memorable Emin Pasha expe- dition. Itis understood that the Manson medal will on the obverse side bear a portrait of the explorer and on the re- verse q design showing the Tram. Rep lioas in a less costly metal than gold will be presented to Dr. Nansen's con- panions, and the presentation will be made at the meeting on Feb s, 1897, at which Dr. Nansen has undertaken to deliver an 1dress to the fellows of the Royal Geographical society.
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When Baby was sick, we gayesier eastorla. When she was Child, she cried for Casloria. When she became Miss. she elung to Castorla. When she had Children. she gave them Castoria.
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More EIeausnt.

They say there is character shown in the way man combs his hair
 Well, think that often there ia more character shown in the way he aoesn't oomb 1t. ''--Detroit Eres Prasa
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Wonlens s Clubs.

To the Wemen's clubs in ArSansas:-
 We, as your press committee, call your attention to thefollowing proc lamation
 Realizing that much good would accrue from State Federation, and feeling that the time is at hand for such an organization, as Chairman of Correspondence of the General Federation Of Women's Clubs for Ar kansas, hereby, call convention for that purpose to meet in the city or Little Rock, April 9, 1897. 10 a. m., ot such place as may hereafter be designated, e8eh club to be entitled to tW0 Fl delegates. Secretaries Of clubs will please send me the names ef delegates us soon as appointed City clubs will make arrangements for the entertalnmen to fall delegates. All circles CT clubs organized for literary artistic, music, ,philanthropie, seie1tilie or other educational pur- poses, not under seetarian or puliti- cal control, are eligible to member ship in a State Federation of women's clubs.
 @AIRs N. C, RArcLtF, Chairman of Corrc poudence for
 Ark, lo04 Scott St. Little Rock. D Me would iinrress upon you the importance of a State Federation of Wome & Clubs, the avowea object of which is Go afford women interest cd Tn philanthroplc, social. literary artistic, and scientific culture. oppor- tunities for serious discussion. and the interchange of opinions and in- formation. thus becoming mutually helpful
 The most pronounced feature of present social development is an in- creased seusitiyeness on the part of women to the claims of their wide outside duties toward humanity.
 Make the most of your intellectual powers. Notoaly true society but the Creator Himself, demands tue doubling of the talents entrusted te you There ean be To ,i3nbt that th nation which first adds ,he best trained mental powers of it's women t9 the sum total of it's intelligence Will add vastly taits power fordeal- ing wi D those q1rsduns that are pressing foI sNlatisa
 Send yeet ielesaJos 10 our c0n- Ven'ion. fyen hatentselap. organ izeo Ii you fai iH this, S-ad two women oi ahilisy ~au seei8s the good accomplished wij reiara home and do likewise
 The best prWnis |or to-Horrow bes always in theMst usp made of tlte opportunities t{ l.etaA
 MRs klsWnRrHY.
 Nils MUElANts
 MRS ifrAigHaMp.
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Two boys who had been warned time and time again againstiu jumping on and off moving trains. spent the night in the calaboose last night for lvlolating the city ordinance against jumping on trains.
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Editor ". D. Matthews, of the Stuttgart Free Press, one Of the brightest and newsiest papers pub iik he'd in tie State. is here visiting his Pine Bluff friends.
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Children Cry for Pitchers GastO ia

Mir. | A. Bain, q popular and sue cessful young merchant of Redfleld, is in the city today.
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Children Cry for Pitchers CastoFias

Screen doors and screen win- dows, fancy or plain. All tastes suited by the Bluff City Lumber Co. 3 24 d&wtf
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In q few days the office of the Water and Light Company will be moved from the Merrill Institute into The Prigmore Block, next door to Meyers grocery store.
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Notfce.

April 1st will occupy the store. room or Second aYenEe. rear o' Knstor X Bluthentha's. dtf Burns. the Tailor.
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Everyone can afford picket fences now that the Bluff City Lumber Comyauy sells pickets so cheap. 3 34 d&wtf
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Dr. Cailr.s C0ndiiinn pnmlIera.- ...f.

just what horse needs when in bad condition. Tonic, blood purifier ana yermifuge. They are not food bu, medicine and the best in use to put 9 horse in prime condition Price ea cents per package.
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Mr. Win $. Clark, Of Little Rock. with the Southwestern Telegraphs& Telephone Company. Is in the city.
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Mr. Jim Portis is on day watch at Hotel Truloek bar during the absence of his brother. Mr John Purtis and Shadow" Maber
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Mr. C. H. Thompson. delegate from Paris to the Y M. C. \. State convention, is in the city. He is stopping at the Trul0ek.
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Mr. r. K Roots, of Little Rock. is here in attendance upon the State Convention of the |. NJ. C, 4
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The best ] and Joe cigars to ls fe..s:asaa ffe..s:asaa osi tic market at A. J Mitch ellis. dti
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A. J. Mitchell ke ps constantly on haid large assortmeituf the finest and best candies tu he found on the market. dtf
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Mrs. May McGaughs has returned from q pleasant visit to AItheimer.
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STORIES OF THE DAY.
tntsresting. Notes on Matters That Are
 Talked of In Europe.

After having had her name put for ward as the tride of almost every mar riageable prince ill Europe, including tho son of King Humbert and the young king of Servia, Princess Feodora of Sleswiek Holstein Sonderborg- AuguA- tenburg. the youngest and only unmar- ried sister of the German empress, has now been afiianced to Prince Max of Baden, who, in view of the fact that his cousin, the only son of the ruler of Baden, is childless, may be considered as heir presumptive to the grand duchy. The marriage is one which gives great satisfaction at Berlin, the present grand duke being married to the only sister of the late Emperor Frederick H.
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SENT FI{EE.

To any person interested in hu- mane matters, or who loves animals, we Will send free, upon spiication, copy of the ALLI- ANCE, the organ offhis Society. In adition to its intensely inter { sting reading, it contains list Of the valuable and unusual pre- miums given by the. paper.
 Address THE NATIONAL uU MAINE ALLIANCE, 1lO-1lI United States Building, N. Y.
 a-.l lN N2n
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See the .a ifiietie contests at Jones Park. Saturday, at ?. m. Exciting compstition events. Admission 25c
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FERGUSON & RUSSELL GR0G. CD,

Mr. ". NJ. Gatling Jr. and Miss Jettic Fultg, ef Bearden, we're married in that city Wednesday evening. The groom is well known TO the people of Pine Rlaff, who eX- tend to him their hearty congretu- lations.
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AIr. Hugh Davls, of searey, is here as a delegate from his town to the Y. NJ. C. X. convention.
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Not exactly right is the way thous- ands of people feel. It is because their blood is poor Hood's Sarsapa- rilla, the One True Blnod Purifier, will promptly set them right.
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Eggs are selling in this market at 10 cents per dozen and are not very plentiful
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MT. Arthur Adams arrived in the city from Little Rock this morning.
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Mir. ". II. Laneford and wife re turned home from Little Rock today.
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Hoods Pnls are purely vegetable aHii do not purge pain or gripe. All drugsists
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Mir. James 3. Dickinson, Of Little Roek,is in the city. q guest oifriend9.
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Italy has jost enacted law providing for scale of bounties which should bring joy and prosperity to her ship builders and shipowners. For every iron or steel vessel built ill an Italian yard the government will grant eonstruc- tion bounty of $l5 ton, gross tonnage and $4 ton if the hull be of wood. The navigation boanties are equally munifeent. They are too complicated to give i'll detail here but as specimen of their quality it may be mentioned that bounty of 20 cents per ton. Of gross tonnage, per 1000 miles navigat- ed is allowed during the first three years of the ships age. la return fer these navigation hounties steam vessels must carry gratis the royal mails.
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Although it was expressly stipulated at the time when the extradition of Ar ton took plsca that there should be no attempt to try or 10 punish him for his complicity ill tho Panama scandals. yet inasmuch as he himself has now ex- pressed the desire to stand trial ill COIL nection herewith, the English govern ment has waived its objections. and ac- eordingly the preliminary hearing of this principal actor ill the Panama swindle has now begun, His object i'll asking to be placed on trial is ayowedly to obtain the opportunity for revealing in court the names of those of his fel- low culprits who promised to befriend and shield him and who have neglected to fulfill their engagements. France is therefore oa the eve of q revival of the Panama scandal, which threatens to be even still more fertile in sensational in- cidents than were the earlier stages of the affair.
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Col. Met |. Jones has returned home after bushes trip to Dewitt.
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MT. ]. ". Warren, an inauentiol citizen of New Lewisville is in the city.
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Build a picket fence. Fancy pickets at greatly reduced prices.
 BLUFF CIpY LUMBER co.
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From Fridays Daily

The Strawberry crop in this sec tion promises to be short.
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Get your gfocefies fresh and cheap $ from WIS. BEARD,
 7dtf No 326 Main street
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The Cosmopolitan Magazine. edited by JolR
 BRIsBEN WALEER, wishes 10 add a quarter
 of million to its clientele, already the larg-
 est, of intelligent. thinking readers possessed
 by any periodical in the world.
 TT IS PREPARED TO PAY HAND. SoMELY FOR ASSISTANCE REIN. DERED. It wishes the services of one reliable man or woman in every town, village. country district, or manufacturing establishment in every State. All that is required of any one is reliability. earnestness and work. No matter on what other work you are engaged. it will pay you to examine into this offer.
 Apply, stating position, capability and refer eaees, 10 THE COSMOPOLITAN AiAGAZINE.
 vingson-on-the-H Hudson. New York
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If you would be comfortable get screen doors and windows put in by the Bluff City Lumber Go. } 24 d&wtf
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Although Earl Grey, Sir Frederick Darlington and Sir Richard Martin are the nominal heads of the government of Matabeleland and of the other Brit isa possessions in Africa 10 the north of Natal, if is manifestly Cecil Rhodes who, in spite of his absence of official status, is tho autocrat of the entire coun- try, for all the treaties of peace recently negotiated with the native chiefs have been secured by him. and he is the one man of personal authority in the coun- try It is upon him that the natives look as tte autoerat of Sonth Africa, and in their expressive language they have likened him to the "bull that sep arates the fighting bulls, while they compare his chief lieutenant and Fidus Achates, John Gelenhrander, to the tick hird, which in Africa always accompanies cattle and helps them to 1ot Of ticks.
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Tie ehi>f Of police of Berlin has in- yited colleagues in the various cities .ad wAs ef the German empire to take past in naeaiing for the purpose of dis ussing the adyisability of adopting the Berallon method of identifying crimi- nals by anthropometTy.
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There is one institution in France which has hitherto eontriyed to with stand all the numerous aud revolution ary changes of namely the Bank of France. which owes it's origin to the first Napoleon The question as to the renewal of it's charter has just come up for discussion i'll the legisla- ture, which has voted it's prolongation. Since the foundation of the bank it has had but ten governors. while France has during the same period of time had uo less than nine different regimes and considerably over hundred cabinasA
 The miter worn by the Jewish high priest was kind of disdani, ressln bling urban in shape. On the front was gold plate. fastened by bIaa ribbon and engraved with the inscription, Holiness tQ stha Lord.
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Go to A. ]. Mitchell for your news papers. periodicals and magazines. dff
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sARs N. c. RArc1ltF, Chairman of Corrc epondence for Ark, lo04 Scott St. Littie Rock. D
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-09-14
CRICKET WITH BRITISHERS.

New York, Sept. 1.-THE interna-
t,opal cricket match which opened the
teries TO be played between the English
players, who arrived here last week and
the New York and Philadelphian ex-
perts attracted a fair-si7ed crowd Of en-
tbusiasts to the grounds OF the Staten
Island Cricket club at Livingston yes
terday. The Americans who tackled the
Britons in the initial game were chosen
from the clubs which make up the Metro
politan Cricket league, and they were a
very representative eleven.
The Englishmen won and decided TO
take the initiative. The total of the first
inning was 1876, including Is extras. The
New Workers did not make as good a
showing as expected, only three OF
them getting double figures. Four 9TH
ers did nothing, and the remainder very
little more. Bulls bowling was very
effective, as he secured six wickets for
Al runs.
AT o'clock the Englishmen went in
for their second inning. with Jessop and
Head as batsmen. Stumps were drawn
at 5:20 o'clock, with the score SO for two
wickets. Play was resumed at IL o clock
today.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-09-14
ERNE DEFEATS BECKER

Buffalo \. Y, Sept. ,i.-Frank Erno
OF this city knocked out Harry Becker OF
Bayoone, n. j., in the fifth round be-
fore backed house at the Olympic A. 4.
last night. The battle was fast and
scientific one. In the opening round Erne
landed almost at will but without damage
TO his opponent, who was in magniticent
condition. In the three following rounds
Becker forced the fighting and had the
best of IL, Erne playing waiting game.
Erno started the fifth round in Lively
fashion and landed right and left swings
with terrific force OH head and body. "A
fierce Highlander sent Becker reeiing
and Frank followed it up with short arm
Jolts that soon had Becker so groggy
that Referee Jack Shechan of Boston, to
avoid n complete Knockout declared Erne
the victor. Erne came out of the con-
test without u mark. The winner will be
matched against Dsl Hawkins of San
Francisco for $500 purse
In the preliminary. Kid johnson,
colored, of Indianapolis, knocked cut
Tim Murray of Buffalo i'm the eighth.
Murray was substituted for Tom McCune
of Detroit.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-09-14

gram entertaining. The young women
are pretty, their costumes are rich, and
the scenery effective.
The performance begins with n musical
ahsurdity entitled, "Ihe Matrimonial
Bureau" in which Miss Pearl Stevens, the
well known burlesque artist, appears 0s
Lurline Banks. and is assisted by the full
company. During the action OF the COM
edy The Klondike Gold Diggers, The
Business Men of Gotham. the Spanish
Quadrille, and the Black Four Hundred
Cake Walk, all pleasing specialties, are
introduced
In the lilo there appears Miss Clarlce
Vance. in budget of Southern songs Jos
Nestor and Pearl Stevens in "A laughat 10
sketch; Isabel Demar and Anna Hill in
sentimental songs Tony Kennedy and
John " Bryce. Irish comedians; and A.
&. Lawrence sings songs that arc new,
and pleasing. The entertainment con-
cludes with an M TO date satire entitled,
"Vassar Girls in Camp. and while this
is supposed To be the portion OF the pro-
gram intended for the camps OF girls the
comedians, Nestor. Bryce and Kennedy,
appear TO be the attn action. The piece
is so mirth provoking that everybody
waits to see the curtain drop, and all leave
satisfied with the program, and it will be
presented every afternoon and evening
during the week.