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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-08-26
LABOR DAY OBSERVANCE.
Nj. Greene 10 b fstedio Send Some Speakers
10 the BImstalic Meeting at Rocky Pon.

Last evening well attended meeting
OF the Central Trades and Labor union
was held and there was much enthusi-
asm displayed over the observance %
Labor day. The action OF the New
England Blmetallic league in deciding
To hold a counter meeting on Labor day
was condemned and a committee of
ghree was appointed To confer with
Hon. George w. Greene to see II he
viii not consent TO send some OF the
leading speakers scheduled for the BIZ
metallic meeting 60 address the big
crowd at Rocky Point where rhe La
bur day demonstration Is TO be held.
This committee held "A meeting this
morning and Edward l.. PIKE. corrc-
spending secretary OF the Central
Trades and Labor union and district
organizer OF the A. r. of L.. was dele
gated 60 call ON Mr. Greene at Woou-
socket this Afternoon and present thc
case to- him.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-08-26
THE NEWS PROVIDENCE. r. L. SATURDAY AUGUST 26 1899

superior facilities for reach.ng and get
ting away from Crescent Park that IL
was promptly and unanimously select
ed for this great gathering.
ROCKY POINT.
Tomorrow promises 20 eclipse all tho
previous sundays OF the present season
in the way of the number of people. and
as the season draws 10 a close the pa
tronage of this most delightful resort
on Narragansett bay has increased, and
this Is the most successful season In
many years. The picturesque spot was
never more beautiful than IL IL at pres
ent. the leafy groves and velvety
lawns affordlng delightful loungng
places for family parties. and what
makes them more attractive is that
they are always permeated with a re-
freshing breeze.
Manager Harrington is a firm bellev-
er i'm the policy that his patrons should
receive The fullest worth for their mon
ey. and with this policy always in view
he makes his arrangements for their
For tomorrow and for
the whole of the coming week there win
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-08-26

Austria 10 s2io.ooo,ooo for Great Britain.
With the exception OF Italy the expen-
dsure I'm this direction has been more
than doubled within the present gener-
alton and the cost today to Great Brit
ain Is six dollars year for every man,
woman and caiid OF her population.
Nothing In the way OF a tax so exces-
sive as that is TO be anticipated by our
people, but the suggestion that the
war revenue" expedients will be add
ed TO at the next session of Congress
and that new bond issue is a prooa-
bility OF the near future indicates that
even with our comparatively small mill
tary and naval equipment we viii indl-
come 10 recognize that such
things cost money.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-08-26

So long as active service is required
OF our soldiers and sailors. however.
and TO the extent OF being prepared for
any emergency not too remote. the
American people VIII not complain of
the cost Of their army and navy. on
the whole. whatever IL may be i'm the
future no one can complain that IL has
been excessive since the Civil War pe-
riod and though in the current year the
cost - be perhaps three times what
X was thirty years ago the country has
a proportionately larger population
and is proportlonally richer in respect
20 annual income and decrease I'm the
national debt and can very well afford
TO see the thing through. There is lit
tie danger that we VIII be led into the
eXtravagances of the great powers OF
Europe in respect TO overburdening
ourselves with a standing force. and.
indeed when We come 10 pay the bills
of the present enterprise. upon IT'S trl-
umphant conclusion. the experience is
not likely 20 make us eager to initiate
our European cousins as the anti-im
perlalists for instance are 50 much
afraid we shall do.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-08-26
A MERRY TIME.
Summa Rssdsns al Feds Point Mad a Cake
Wax and ra,ee

The summer residents at Fields
Point had a great time last night. when
their much taiked-of entertainment and
dance took place, the principal feature
OF which should be "A cake walk bv
summer residents in the color and cos
tunes supposed to be the accountant
ment to affairs Of this kind.
The AFFAIR took place in tho dsnc.
man, and those who participated in Tho
cake walk Were: Ebenezcr Johnso, ana
lady Edward Lyon and Miss HATTIE
Heustis. Williams & Walker uarrv
Schofield and Mrs. Meader. Abraban,
jackson and lady, Clifton Edwards ami
Miss Efiie Northup. sam Rastus nors.
pare and lady. Clarence Repins-,o,,
and Mrs. McLenand. Henry Clsv fes,.,
9nd lady. Charles Weaver ana NJ.
Weaver. y. Dingleberrv AMI Ia,
Harry Spaudlng and Nrs GIadd,,,s.
The Two Topsics Mrs. e. IN Nytf..
and Miss Mabel Lyon INV
James Campbell acted az rnast., ~,
ceremonies and clifford White ~ .,,.,
ager. WINE the committee ~ arr,r,,.'
ments WAS composed OF Nrs wbf,.
Mr.. Gladding. Miss shaldon Nj.
Sadie Remington and Miss Gf,es a..
kins. The judges We're ~ A Afkins
&. y. Sherman and Mr.. Nudge. and thc
cake was awarded 60 Ebenezer Johnsnn
and lady. sam Rastus Bonaparte w-as
given a cake for Knee fpr.ng snotlons.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-08-26

The statement that the call for the
ten new regiments, the last to be re-
cruited under the provisions of the spe-
cial act of congress adopted at the last
session. was delayed because OF lack Of
money TO foot the bills OF the organiza-
tion is a reminder that the cost OF the
Philippine operations is beginning to
bear heavily even on a particularly
prosperous administration. An army OF
100000 men is surely not large. but il
is four times as big as the military or
ganization which the country has been
in habit OF supporting; the fact chat
the greater part OF 1t will be engaged i'm
the actual business of fighting and az
a distance from headquarters OF thou
sands Of miles, makes the new army n
very costly one. We have seen no es-
innate OF what the war in the Philip-
pines is costing. but likely enough the
figure OF million OF dollars day NAV
not be exaggerated and before peace ia
secured the government is bound TO feel
the burden in a way that win tell ON
general condftions throughout tho
country. War is expensive sport and IL
IL fortunate that the present operations
come at n time when the country ia
enjoying an unprecedented prosperity
and when the governments receipts are
large. But the cost will
be felt just the same and Is already
having Il effect.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-08-26
DE D..

AI,EXANDER-In this city. on s5th
inst. Mary Alexander. aged 50 years
AIJ,EN-At his home. 800 smith street.
Providence. ON the evening of Thurs
dav Aug. cath. Charles Bernon Allen.
aged So years and months.
AUERN-In this city. the cath inst.
Jane M. wife of Patrick Ahern, aged
IS years.
BANNoN-In this city. 25th inst. Mar
garet Abby. widow of John Bannon.
aged 5S years.
cIrTTTNG-In Hebronville. Mass the
oath INST. Patience Cutting. I'm the
sSth year OF her age.
pRON Mn Drownville. on the III
inst. Samuel VI. Drown. In his 6sth
year.
GREENE - In Usquepauh. South
Kingstown. II. l.. on the 25th inst.
Sarah. widow OF Caleb Greene. and
s,aughter OF the late John and Han
nah Knowles. In her 9oth year.
GARVEY--In this city 23d inst. james.
: Garvey youngest aud beloved Sa4,
of Mary and the late Michael Garvev
HITCH NSON In this city. ON the
2lth INST. Mary Agnes. wife of VIII
liam Hutchinson. IN her lSth year.
uaNSON-In this city. on the atfb
inst, Clarence v. Hanson. vpu OF
Julius ami Christian Hanson. aged :
months and p days.
PITCHER-In t.,s city. on the s2d
inst George Walcntt Pitcher. aged
7S years
sMITH-In North Scituate. g3I inst
Miss Sarah {. Smith.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-08-26

be twice a day in the Forest Casino one
OF the greatest vaudeville aggregations
that has ever been assembled at any
one summer theater I'm this country,
and il is doubtful If so many top lin
ers'' have ever been seen together at
any one time. With such people en-
gagged il is not difficult to surmise that
the performance Will surpass anything
ever before presented at Rocky Point,
and il will be most genuine treat to
all admirers of pure and unadulterated
vaudeville.
The aggregation of really clever peo-
pie will appear i'm a melange OF light
opera selections. musical and farce
comedy. rag-time novelties. acrobatic
gymnastic and aerial acts, knock about
specialties, all the new songs, and sew
eral of the latest New York successes.
making up a bill that has never before
been presented at any summer resort
theater. These performances will he
given twice daily during the coming
week. commencing tomorrow afternoon
at and evening at s.
To visit Rocky Point and not partake
of shore dinner is grevous mistake.
and particularly so this season. To
these dinners Manager Harrington is
devoting more OF his personal attention
than ever. The result is that these din
ners are today the best that ever were
served at Rocky Point, and they in
clude all the delicacies of the season.
prepared by a cook Of a large number
Of years of experience. These dinners
are served daily as late as 5 o'clock I'm
the afternoon thus affording persons
who do not care to go to Rocky Point
until late i'm the day an opportunity to
eat one of the best shore dinners ever
put before them. Tomorrow all the
great outdoor attractions will be in
full swing. including the popular "shoot
the chuees," and. i'm a word, the dsy
promises to be the banner one OF the
season.
FIELDS POINT.
This seasons business at Fields
Point Is the .argest in volume that
shore resort has had since Il was es-
tablished. The increasing popularity OF
the place is due entirely TO the excel
lence OF the dinners served there for
they are admittedly the best to be OBJ
tanned anywhere on the shores of Mar
Bay. There is every indIca-
ton that Tomorrow there will be the
largest gathering OF clam lovers the
point has entertained ana the dinner
and service Will always be of the best.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-08-26

The report of the applicants for space
at the National Export Exposition 10
be held under the direction of the Phil
adephia commercial museum in that
city from Sept. IA to Nov. 30 includes
SO far only handful from Rhode ISL
and out of $50 received UP to the close
OF business. the fifteenth of the pres
cnt month. From Providence are John
Hope & Sons. the New England Butt
company, the w. III. Coe Manufacture
ing company. and the Consolidated
Car Fender company.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-08-26

Not since the Civil War days have
the American people had chance TO
appreciate whst IL costs 10 maintain a
military establishment OF consequence.
and while, OF course. an army Of lOo.-
900 can not be an excessive burden for
a ration OF seventy million people. we
are nevertheless likely 20 get from IL
a very practical idea ~ what sort Of a
burden the nations OF Europe sustain in
their big standing armies. The cost OF
the armies and navies 90 the great pow
ers OF Europe has increased In the last
twenty years all out OF proportion H.
the increase OF population that n call
ed upon 20 pay a. and Il was n sense Of
this rapidly growing burden that Inn
PEELED the Czar OF Russia 10 suggest
A peace congress. The budgets for the
SUPPORT OF The military and naval es-
t4biIshmcnfs 81 EuroTp for tac current
sea, are Az the Nay from 10000 300 Tor
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-08-26

A good deal OF bosh has been written
Slul. including I'M ich criticism, for the
reason that the hypothetical treaty
recognizes the sultan's right to con-
tinue to maintain slavery i'm his pos
sessions, is now made null and void by
the announcement from Washington
that Gen. Bates has no authority to ne
gotiate a treaty and has not visited
the sultan'x domain with any such mis-
sion.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-08-26

Various rumors as to the reception Of
Great Britains ultimatum by Dom Paul
nre in the air, and are all denied as
fast as published. Ii is even beginning
10 bc suspected that the document may
have been lost IN the mails.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-08-26

II one may judge by the record Of
distinguished Americans comprisel in
the book Who's Who" there are only
S602 OF US, out of seventy millions
worthy of special mention. The rest OF
us we presume are doomed to the OBJ
security OF the Man with the Hoe"
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-08-26

When Il comes TO exercising the cen
sorship on the American corresponds
ents ait Manila Gen. Otis finds that the
blue pencil lie mlghtier than the sword
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-08-26
ONE Or the GREATEST WONDERS

OF the age is the Providence News CAL
cu1ating PtnCff. II must be seen ~ be
appreciated. Call now at the News Of
Ace. wcybosset street. and you will
be interested as we'll as entertained.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-08-26
A DOCTORS
Success With Grippe.
He preseribes BRAZILIAN BALM,
Which not only effects cure in the most
critical cases. butt the only known remedy that
leaves ND evil results behind.

Miss Emma Rockwell of Kewauee, Ills. writes, under date
of January 2s My mother 70 years OF age been
very, very sick with Grippe Her head ard lungs af
feced The fever up 1O3 egrees The doctor gave
very little hope but ordered to give Brazilian Ealm
all the time This stood first among the medicines Nothing
seemed loosen her Cough and reduce the fever like the Balm
Although the Pneumonia and her crti
CAL it brought her through all right 1t is certainly
derfu remedy chief reliance in tie family ali think
could not keep house without it,
We make the claim Grippe without leaving
bad Grippe
perfect health wrecks today
with ard all
from the This
remedies fail Brazilian Balm, falls Insist having and
druggst
Tablets
B FL 60. hems Ir nd
FOR SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
WHOLESALE
Hall Lyon, Chambers Calder Go, Geo. L. Cafin Co., and
Banding & Banding
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-08-26

Gen. Otis has excluded the Chinese
from the Philippines. but IT Would be
more TO the purpose II he could man
age TO exclude Mr.. Aguinaldo and his
fellows
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-08-26

Promenade toilet. by Worth and worn
by the Countess de f'ets at fruuvfffe.
Pale mauve cloth forms the tunic.
which is ornamented with stitched
srapplngs Of the same cloth.
Plated skirt of mauve mousseline de
sole over silk of the same shade. Bodice
Of tucked mousseline de sole over a
foundatiin of mauve silk.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1899-07-11
NATIONAL EDUCATORS.
Los Angeles in a Blaze Of Bunting and
Electric Lights,

L., AsGELE,. Cal. July 1.-The
city Is ablaze with bunting and in the
evening !, electric arches which span
the principal street: will BIZ illuminated.
In the mo,ning the convention roper
will be called to order.
Inc second session Of the National
Council IT Education wa held during
the day. The Hon. A. T. Harris. United
states commissioner Of education.
Washington, submitted the report Of
the special committee Of the DEPART
ment Of Superintendent Of school nv.
gene: ). 4. Snyder, president Of the
state normal school, Greeley, Cole.
read committee report on state nor
schools: President S. L. Keves.
Holyoke, Mass, read a paper on the
differentiation " the American school.
and Dr.. n. Murray Butler. New York.
on the educational progress Of the
year.
The department On Indian schools
held a session, at which much prelim.
mary work was done.
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lie .'1-- 80 beeL made ;or TIE FL
.-.-e1. n :sI Lev regiments IL the
r.z-.ar array - b. numbered 3J.h 70
35;a. inclusive. Ine regiments are to
b. "a =ei from districts, 10. by states,
and me 3t.L regiment is 70 he raised
from ne district comprising TIE states
~ Co.orado, Wyoming. Utah, Minnesota,
North Dakota. South Dakota. Montana,
Ar!zola All Nebraska aud NeT Mexico
kaca regiment =Il. comprise ~ officers
and I.JA men each.
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D-a1"ood Dispatch. ;: The much.
expected Spanish cannon. which WAS pre-.
scented " Dsad~ood by. the United
States, arrived Thursday on tie Elk.
horn. Only the gun barrel vas donated,
The mountings being left 8. Cavite.
where 1t was captured by the American
troops. The barrel weighs $3.50 pounds.
- made Of bronze, aud the bore is q.
inches, heavily ridsd. There is to be a
grand demonstration to night by order
OF Mayor Star, which will be 10 the form
Of reception for the cannon.
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HAD AidneylaIi.ease 20 Nears

Mr.. q. A. StiilmaI, a merchant O!
lampico. ILL.,, writes: "Foley's Kidney
Cure is meeting with wonderful success.
II las cured some cases here tina.
physicians pronounced incursbIe. nv.
sell am able to testify TO its merits. Nv
race today is a living picture OF health,
Q Foley's Kidney cure has made i,
such. | had suffered >. years with the
disease. and to-day l feel ten years
younger than l did one year ago. can
obtain come wonderful certificates Of i,s
medical qualities.
FRAME SMITH.
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COOPERATIVE COLONY.
An Eight Thousand.Acre Tract Secured
Yea Toledo. q.

Near Toledo, o.
TOLEDO, O., July 11.-Plans have
been formulated for a large cooperative
colony TO be situated on Lake Erie near
here and 5000 acres Of land are to be
secured TO be devoted both to farming
and manufacturing interests. The pro
moter Of the scheme lie Joseph A.. John
son OF the state Of Washington and he
has with him a number Of local people
who have ample means. Mr. johnson
has announced that it is the intention
TO build a city which will engage in .
commercial trade, the profits of which
are to be divided equally among the
memhers Of the colony.
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PARIS. July ll.-JeEe-al Ii.etta ii
San Ju.s=pe. ne Italian officer who
was aryr-.ei II Nee. jane u. On the
charge q espionage, and sentenced we
weeks later 70 I've years :,Gy.i>oament.
and to Pay a f.- 0: 5,..J francs. vii -
pa.1oned upon .ne occasion u ,ae
French national te.e. July II. the AL
u;ve--a!y .: re "a. 9: ,.e Bast..e.
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Congressman Burke ~ Pierre al.
E1lhc- nat a ON pe,it.ge examination
VII. " he'd shortly for the purpose 81
he.ectiIy aca.e. AID alternat. f,r az
p3irtL-It 10 the Vest Pom. military
academy. The exact time ana place
have lot yet beer tired, but will .s
shorty, ThsD due notice gill be given.
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SHERIFF CUT HIM DOWN.
merge strung Up BY . Mol 1t Ain,
Kan. IL StIll Alive

kan., II StjIl Alive.
ALMA, Kan, July11.-Dick Williams.
q negro charged with the murder of
TWO white men. was lynched here dur.
ing the afternoon BY a mob Of white
men. The mob left the negro hanging
70 a telegraph pole and six minutes
later ne was cut down by the town
marshal and taken back to the county
2ai! where he recovered consciousness.
Inc negro is still alive. but cannot live.
Inc people OF Alma and country sur.
rounding are greatly excited and whila
great precautions are being taken to
prevent further trouble, it is feared The
murderer will b again taken from the
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New York City has just sold ten
millions OF bonds at q premium OF lo3.45
for the entlre issue. The bonds we're
subscribed for six times over but vent ia
q lump ~ ono bidder.
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You cant cure dyspepsia by dieting
Eat good, wholesome food, and plenty q
it-kodol Dyspepsia Cure diQeets fnor
Without aid from the stomach, aud =
made to cure.
Cook 4 ODrr
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thousands OF bright men aud women
to-day lay their success 10 ROCKY Noun
tain Tea. Qaickens the blood andbralr.
FRANK SMITH.
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Truths Ternely TelA.

Foley's Kidney Cure is q safe sur,
remedy for al Kidney and Bladder Dis
eases. Guaranteed 30 cents.
FRANK SxIIH.
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FRANK SMITH,

Thomas Rhodes, Centerfeld. O..
writes: Il suffered from piles seven
or eight years. No remedy gave me re-
lief until DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve.
less than . boz Of which permanently
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harmless. Beware Of c~ounterfeits.
COOK 4 ODKx.
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