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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-07-07
Hair Pnrting and Heroi.m.

The author who wrote that no manly
man ever parted his hair in the middle
has occasion now to get out revised
edition. He can't escape this necessity
il he but take glance at any Of the
current portraits Of Bagley, Of Dewey,
Of Hobson, Hamilton Fish or Captain
Capron. The hair part goes across the
zenith of the head Of each one Of these
heroes. es.-Cincinnat Times-Star.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-07-07
LA BOURdo0NE.

To the horror of the sinking Of a.
great ship in mid ocean. carrying down
to the depths more than half a thou
sand children. women and men, is
added the CHASTITY record of the shame
less saved--the glaring evidence Of
cowardice unspeakable, Of hideous
bestiality, afforded by the fact that
few of these who had the highest right
to be saved are with the rescued.
Not the loss Of a good ship and lives
by an accident, but the sacrifice of life
under conditions such as marked the
horror of La Bourgogne is a disgrace
to the company that runs the line and
that Is responsible to God and man for
the safeguarding OF its voyagers. Ex-
plantations may be made. doubtless will
be made. But they are not I'm order. 1t
is to be expected that in such disas-
ter the majority OF the survivors will
be from the company of the strong
the weak must go down. But that only
one woman. saved not by the Bour-
gogne's crew, but by her husband and
only mere handful of passengers
should be rescued, while the greater
part of the ships crew escaped is an
Indictment that no explanation can
down. There was evidently time to
save most Of the lives on the ships.
The water was calm Except for the
settling of the ship i'm the water, there
were no panicky circumstances--no
storm, no crashing OF spars and rig
ging. nothing beyond the knowledge
that the ship was sinking, to destroy
discipline and paralyze action--in fact,
nothing but a condition that should
have commanded prompt and effective
service on the part OF officers and
crew to save life. to utilize the boats,
RATS and life-saving material pro-
vided for Just such an emergency and
requiring only coolness and discipline
to make them available.
1t is not n new story, this Of the in
describable struggle = between the
strong and the weak on the sinking
| Bourgogne-the strong battling with
| the weak instead OF strength sharing
with weakness. .sacrifcing.i II necessary
TO IL. But never in all the history o
such disaster has the evidence of COW
ard and british strength been so clear
and doubtless there were men In tn
crew who let their own chance go 1,
behalf OF another. IL would appea
that reasonable discipline would hav
required no sacrifices. But there wa
precious little ordinary manliness [
make up for the absence OF disclplin,
A nation and steamship compan
that is represented by such a pack 9
towards as the men Of Ia Bourgogn
have reason for shame. or course, N
share In such dishonor can reach to IN
degraded souls of the men thmselve'
Saws the esteemed Pawtucket TrI
bune. 'Dynasties must crunble befo'
the onward march OF Destiny. whic
q is only another name Tor Providence.
The which. Il strikes ns, is calculate
to give no small offence to the Tr
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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-07-07

The regular tolls on the Suez canal
are francs ton ON war vessels and 10
francs for each passenger. The total
tonnage of Oamara's feet is about 40,-
900 tons and his force amounts to about
10. 900 men; hence he will have to pay
460, 900 francs, or 800, 1000, in tolls to
get his ships through. Chicago Record.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-07-07
maintain that the other name for Des-
tiny is always Pavtucket.

Peace hath her disasters no less
dreadful than war. More lives were
lost by the sinking OF the liner La
Bourgogne than by the destruction of
all Cervera's s feet.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-07-07
SWAN POINT CEMETERY,

once. 30 North Main street.
Omnibus TO the Csmetcrv runs from corner OF
eouth Angen street and Wsyiand avenue daily
svery 20 minutes from 10 A. ~. To- y. NJ. spd
sundays every 40 minutes until further nstlcs.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-07-07

II camara's feet, gets much farther
along there will be another Dewey
day.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-07-07
LOST AND FOUND.

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watch and pin liberal reward TO finder In
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FOUND-A small sum OF money, which
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PARKHURST, As Wey ybosset street, Room 10,
between IL and 2, and paying for this adver-
tisemont. 16-6t
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-07-07
COL. GRIGsBY's OPINION.

Tn the Civil War. after the first vol
ley it was possible for, a force of infan-
try before another volley could be fired
and the impetus Of the charge was ter
rife. The hollow square was practi-
cally the only formation that could
withstand such blow. But, armed
with the modern rapid firing rifle. what
show would the cavalry have I'm charg-
ing against force of infantry? The
foot soldiers could 'pump Lead into
the charging force so fast that with
any accuracy In craftsmanship the
cavalry would be cut TO pieces before
It could come within striking distance
with sabre.
At least this is the opinion of such
veterans as Colonel Grigsby, who fought
through the Civil War, and is leading
the Third United States Volunteer
Cavalry in the present conflict. Colo
mel Gfigsby Ia not of the opinion that
the cavalry branch of the service has
entirely outlived It's usefulness. by
any means. Far from II. He holds IL
can be madeone of the most effective
branches of the army. but to accomplish
this there must be a radical change in
the equipment of the modern caval-
ryman, and all the useless arms must
be discarded. For instance, of what
earthly use is the sabre. so far as the
trooper is concerned? BY what ma
neuvering can the troops be conducted
safely within striking distance of an
| enemy armed with a Mauser. as the
Spanish are. or the Krag -Jorgensen
| rapid-nre rifles OF the American reg
| ulars?
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-07-07
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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-07-07

BY order of Admiral Sampson the
dying squadron under Commodore
Schley has been merged into the feet
under the admirxl's command.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-07-07
NO SHOW FOR CAVALRY.

With rapid firing rifles in the hands
of regiment of infantry, what show
would cavalry regiment stand In a
charge? In former wars the cavalry
would wait for the opportunity try
to draw the fire of the opposing forces,
and then dash across the field straight
at the enemy. and would try to throw
him into confusion. leaving the work
N following up the vantage to the
Infantry support. The purpose and OBJ
ject of this branch of the service
seemed to be to strike hard and swiftly
when 1t was least expected, and thus
carry the day by storm. This was
possible when the old -time rifles were
in use. In the Civil War, during the
first two years, few cartridge firing
rifles were in use, and even during the
closing years they were limited in
number, and there was little opportu-
nifty to test the strength of a cavalry
force in the face of these guns. The
rapid-firing rifle was not a feature in
that war. 1t was not tested until the
Franco Prussian war, when the Ger
mans won through the superiority OF
their rifles.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-07-07

General Roy Stone Of General Miles
staff has designed a new tent which
will enable the troops to sleep over in
stead of ON the ground. Ii is likely thai
IL will be adopted by the army.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-07-07

SAYS the esteemed Pawtucket Tri-
bune. 'Dynastiss must crumble before
the onward march OF Destiny. which
is only another name for Providence"
The which. Il strikes ms. II calculated
To- give no small offence to the Tr1-
bune's loyal local readers. who would
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-07-07
PASSING OF
THE CAV AIRY
This War May Witness
End iOf Its Reign.
CAUSE OF THE CHANGE.
Rapid Fire Guns Have Made Cav
airy Practically Useless.
OPINIONS OF COL. GRIGsBY.

There is weil-deined feeling in the
army that this war will mark the pass
ing of the cavalry. with all its daring
exploits. and will leave in its stead
nothing but a body Of mounted infan-i
try, which. while more effective. will
rob war OF many romantic and exciting
charges and incidents. From the time
of the famous charge of the Light Bril-
gade at Balaklava down TO the present
time, history has teemed with the ex-,
plots of the cavalry. The bard has es-.
pecially honored this branch Of the
military service, and few songs of
heroic fights are to be found in which
there is no mention of the trooper.
Is romantic warfare to be abandoned,
and the heroic cavalryman. with all
his dash and bravery, TO be relegated
to the background. while science pushes
to the front the prosaic infantryman
to make the charge at long range? so
IL would seem, says the Chicago Even
ing Post, from the preparations of the
troops now being sent into the field. In
the expedition sent TO Santiago de Cuba
under General Shafter, there were a
number of cavalry troops, but they
were disappointed lot. They did not
like the idea of being deprived of their
horses and sent to Cuba TO act as mere
'sdoughboys." as the cavalrymen on
foot are regarded in the army. But
while the excuse was given that the
government could not find transports
enough to permit thecavalry to take
horses, Ii is only one of a number Of
similar incidents tending To prove that
the cavalry, armed and equipped as
that arm OF the service has been in
the past. is fast becoming useless, and
that IL soon will be little more than
mounte1 infantry
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-07-07
BRIEF WAR NOTES.

Four of Garcia's starving soldiers
died from overeating after joining the
American forces.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-07-07

Sergeant Hallett Alsop Borrowe OF
the rough riders is In charge of a dyna-
mite gun in the van of Skaters troops
near Santiago.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-07-07

General Joseph Wheeler in his off,
cial report of fhe battle Of La Quasina
praises Colonel Young, Colonel Wood
and Lieutenaht Colonel Roosevelt and
the men of their commands for ccolnoss
and bravery. The battle was not the re-
suit Of an ambush, but was deliberately
planned.
Admiral Sampson, in tho course OF =
report to Washington, said: Great
activity and courage have been shown
by the Cubans st Guantanamo, and
Commander McCalla is most eulogistto
in reference to their conduct. There axe
about 10000 Cuban forces in this i'm.
mediate vicinity"
The mines dragged out Of Guantaus-
mo harbor by American warships were
manufactured in France i'm 1895 and
placed in position early In April last,
before war was declared. They were
charged with gun cotton, bu, the Span
iar,ls failed to prevent barnacfes from
accommodating ON the contact arms tbs
rendering them ineffective
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-07-07

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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-07-07
SITUATIONS WANTED.

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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-07-07

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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-07-07
ARMIES OF MOUNTED MEN.


These are questions confronting army
officials, and they also came to Col.
Grigsby's mind when he sought the
authority Of the president to raise 4
regiment of rough riders i'm the North
west. He could see how IL was possi-
BILE to make n regiment of cavalry ef-
fective as scouts. but he did not like
the idea of impeding IL with such a
cheese-k knife. As n. consequence, he
sought the president and asked per-
mission to arm his men for effective
work instead of complying with the
army regulations. having them carry
carbines and sabres. His plan is To
substitute for the sabre large calibre
Colts revolver This weapon-if ne
gets what he wants-will be OF the
long barrel kind. and will shoot at al
most as long n range and effectively as
the rifles used during portion OF the
civil War. Each cavalryman. under
the nrespnt reeulat tions. carries q
Colts revolver. but u is the desire OF
col. Grigsby to have for his regiment
| two of these .vicious Weapons for each
| trooper. and do away With the sabre
| exccptinp for officers. Then. instead ol
| tho carhine. col. Griesbv wants n lonf
range magazine rife. thHT VII scatter
| lead 40 rapidly that it VIII give ths
| ene,nv the impression that there ar.
| several ,.egi,ne,,ts instead OF one. IN tn,
brush when the covboys 20 into ac
| fion.
OF course. VI II the plan 90 keep th.
horses 10 make the cowboys more ~
! fertive. Tn this way they can strik'
| an enemy hard mako matters lively a
givcn point urt'i tho infantry como
| nm and then s,i,Id~niv mako n dash a.
| another point. striking again In y re
! markably short time miles away.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-07-07

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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-07-07
PERSONAL,

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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-07-07

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Decorah-posten., 1898-04-05

aonferenstomiteen blep enig ON $25,z
600 for Omaha uoitidingen. Jorrtge
2.sislatur bspilsebe $4,000 for benz
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msrne ffdl afbnege alt ugr6s ldn9s
2anpepeiene eisnnem oeres 2dno, er
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alt uoras er dfbusset inben ben l5os
auguit, Hal 9eiiuperpiipren glpe Gies
rem al 5drmsn, bpor ugrGsiet porer,
Dasss Rptitis, og bpis ban life ba
ubrpbber llgrasiet, ital 0eis Super
p~iioren isres for, at bet blir giort, men
for bette arbeioe ftal ban lite betdle
pper So ON 0dgen.
Snsbug 30ts Darts. Suiet pebtOg
irdg Senutets SorIlug ON at aiours
mere 5orsbag Wioous. 9esse 6uies
guosettomiteer sr enise ON, at Sta
tens uogiftsr be nGits TO aar bill belsbe
fig til minoIt $3,1OO,00o, og bet ere
tntipe Raab er bempnbi9et til at paas
Ia9se en- Stat at $1,60O,000 for 1898
% $1,500,000 for 1899, iau Statsn
fan prre gielofri ben lite Sanuar
1900.
6orildget ON at forbste Statten
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cent at beres iamlebe SnbtG9ter /
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9egislaturen bapoe beIluttet at
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Decorah-posten., 1898-04-05
Spanien funoe life hdabe
at pinoe.
Gn al be ipanife Wilitar.A ntborites
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ioasc Ynnfter.

Senor 9enaro 4lus, Der / Spanien
dnfses fDm ben melt iremrassnoe ipans
lie Wilit9rs 5orIatter. offentltsgiorOe
/ ct Wdbribsg lao Ga Gpeed ben lite
Wiarts be rimelige 5elger al en- Srig
melem bans Gano os be 5oreneoe Sta
ter. Sun ubtuler fig i~ualepes:
"SGt at hi itrar Oeb arisens gespns
oelis ifpper belle ben amerifdnite Slaas
be ii9nt os enbog msb sSelb bpmbars
oerer 2 e1er 8 gantess Soapne. Oil
Qlt enoe bermeo? 4a mel. Imeris
tanerne BIZ life tinne ubbplbe bet, oa
ben Rotion. Tom fra 1861 til 1865
'tofeoe oosr 2 Minionsr Soloater, III
tItdno en- mastis 5laabs, anpenbte
1000 Wiaioner Dollars og table pm=
trent ct lisnenoe gelsb, ben bill ba sisre
iaaoanne 8eitrGbeller, at iea til
3robs for al min Reipett for ben ipans
tie patriotisme life fan fro, at Spa
MEN Ital tunne pare iitanb til at itaa
Jig | oenne Ramp.
Stuloe Der bore Rosen, Tom tror, at
europ9iife Magter pilbe blanbe iia ino
til 5orbel for Spanien; ies tror bet
life.
SeQer life bill bet bfipe en- aamp paa
aip % DEB. forbi 4meritanerne fan
lite erpbre ps, iaa mango Mile Tom
Der er pper Sapet melsm be to Sanbe.
Sortiast. be 5orenebe Stoter bill
life tomme for at operpinbe os Der, bel
Ter lite Ital Ri erobre benz beroper.
Ddnteerne bill foripne Cuba Sniursens
terne meo @aaben % Ammunition,
blptere Gubas Sapne % ubiulte Dor
Irme Der.
S 8egpnbelien fdnb9noe Oanteerne
eoel9sser belle Dor Mdrine. eler Ri De-
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lansite Straa."
Decorah-posten., 1898-04-05
Spmmpoors 7dItn ! p~aaiommcnse 1tlt9lpe
tfat msp ben ipauite Tiottnc

guthoritsttrne | Warins Dspdrtea
mentet tunter alporligt paa at Stpe
Commodore S6lsp, Gbsisn for "tbc
1lpina Sauaoron" Srprt til at isiIe
Ill Saponuab ,lsr Ct anoet puntt,
idd ban fan pare fIsrt Sunor,oe Ufils
nGrmere porto 8ito.
6ans isrfte CpsuUe oil orre ON
muIi9t at gjrre bet al msb ben ipdnite
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iii porto Rice fer ben 7oe April, oe
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pua be IpunItt Stibe, iom / Gprsod9s
Fprloo Sponten.
0et bar antagst, at Griitobal So
Ion, Snfdntu Wurid 3ersid % De
i~truttor Itulot ieils til be tandri'te Ter
"a berira til be 5orcneOe Stuter; men
bpab Der er rimeligere, ipnes tDnbige
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ring / puupcnts al ari9 bar 'enot
bisie Torteitr dfiteo, for at be tuloe
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400 Wils, for be naur frem til porto
Rico.
Decorah-posten., 1898-04-05
Suaeu 8rmuo til Nrpai.

De Jorsnsbe Stuters Rsar Qbmis
raj. fpm Oprinbelis fob | ben 5Ormes
ming, at ben %r9oiomme lIptts m.o
"Wuine" ftrsD zig fra ct SiliGlbe, aIts
faa pmborb. er M fulbt ub operbsz
pitt ON, at qariassn bar at ben Slags,
at Spdnien Ital itaa til fulot qnipar.
Spanien bar inssn Marine, Ri be-
hspsr at frpgte for, Iasbe ban. Oct
bar lite iuabanne Slasitibs, ipm bore,
os lite bible bet taee lang Sio for at
ppsrmdnce ben iponite 5laaoe. sler
ftpoc ben iiant.
gn unosn flor 5prbel, Ri bar. sr,
at Spanien bar lit arissz Sarpanp
5000 Wile borte. SeIp ON be TO 2ans
bes 5laaber / andre S~enTesnber bar
ieungobe, pilbe bet bog bare en- final
Sag at tage Cuba ps belt % bolpent
brine Spanien uo af amerita.
De tpdnite Sorpehos8adbe fan bare
ftn9ss at tpmme i 8uitetag meb, men
jss tror, at Sarsn fra benz bar parei
betpoelie operbrepst. !Spis be tommer
frem hertiI, bill De uoen Spil tage ino
| Sapnene pmtrins Cuba, ps itaFs os
aoitiaiet Srpberi osb at tiltpinse fla
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sthpsrt siIf9lee. iaafnart bet par for.
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hurtiss Sorpebosgaabs Iittsrliat Bib.
onuenot til al brpbe glotaben.
Decorah-posten., 1898-04-05

Iioncr Dollars for bette Reouilabs
oar.
geniioustommisirrsn uotalte iorle
ben, al Qntallst al geniioriiier iores
acs iremoeIss, os al BET enonu bill tase
nogle adr, fsr antalet al BEN bsepn
Der al forminbites.
8 1890, % Mar efter artsens
SIutnirg. belsb 9lntalst at peniios
niiter fla til 1894, psb SIutninsen
al bette R,gnndbsour dnilaoes antals
let at 9sniioniiter til $4,000, en- 6ors
sgeIie at n9iten 80 PrOtent Iioen
1890. Z bet gdr uo6eioltes $72,s
052,143.49, | inbepGrenos Re9nftabss
dar trGness bcninOb $50 WiaiOner
Dollars.
Decorah-posten., 1898-04-05

til 5ranfrige og famine Dag a~frel'ie
Dor 5lddoes Gttate ira Waorio. Gene
raj WooOiorb fr MI ben eneite Repres
ientant, ri bar psb bet fpanife .Soi %
ban er i9roi9 til at reiie nodrioms
belit. Spis 5ienotlisbeberne ftuIos be-
spnoe ganfis upentst, iau bar ben frdns
Ite Rsgisrins tilbuot BAN afpl / ben
frantic 2e9ution / Mabrib. Def fam
me bapbe ben brittle Resjerins giort,
men DoOoforb mooto9 2ilbuoet ira
ben frantic ambasIabsr, M. Sules
patenotre, iom / en- R9tte at Oar par
franft ambasiabsr / 0afbinstOn, Os
Iom er gift meO en- bstisnbt ameritanIt
Dame.
Spis BET blipsr 8rie. pil ben fran,
Tte ambosiuocr | Mdorib reprsisnt.re
be Sorsneos Stater Der, % ben frantic
qmbasiaOsr / Daibinston pil repre-
ienters Spunien Der.
Decorah-posten., 1898-04-05
Wc&inlcD Gu Sarncpcn.

Mrs. Worie al California, en- Sss
iteroatter al PrRiibent WcSinlep, er
paa Seisa / BET bpioe Sus. Sun bar
meo fig en- lioen gu[ottet 9atter, Der
gjerne bill le9e Tom andre Born. 6ors
leoen bapoe bun Iaast msb ia en- iepnz
alorenoe Ssn at g~iespr9fbent !ops
bart, og De bapoe meaen Wprp. Som
Segen bar beoit isdng, tom preIioent
WfcSinleD tilbage fra en- 8jsretur, Tom
ban efter Seopdne bapbe ta9et meo i'm
ingeli9e Suitru ON Gftermiobaoen.
Stlent ban babbe !6opeoet fulot al
Statsia9er og fpanIte Sofumenter,
tunbe ban life la bare at Ie paa be
imaa og tGnte tilbage paa ben lib, ba
han ielp bar Barn. Siteoetfor, iom
ban pleier, at itpnoe Iig bort til 1T
8ontor, bppr pistise papirer laa Ga
psntebe pad BAN, CAB ban ia til at
npbe Spnet at 9srnenes uftploiue Sea.
Wttainlep er meget barnetier, "a bet
sr sierne ct NGrte paa gooe Mennes
fer.