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The Florence daily tribune., 1899-04-27

That plants when injured snffer from
fever is new discovery by British
botanist Plants suffer in similar
manner to animals under like coudi
tions- The rate of respiration increases
and the temperature rises reaching u
maximum within "a hours
The Florence daily tribune., 1899-04-27
Rather Close.

The stingiest man | ever knew was
a fellow who in going up stairs always
skipped step in order to save his shoe
leather.
That's nothing once knew a man
who WAS so stingy that he wouldn I
trim his finger nails except when he
could borrow jackknife. because he
didn want to wear out his own -
Chicago News
The Florence daily tribune., 1899-04-27
Nothing Liberal Abou, II.

wilkins understand you are Civ
ing your son liberal education
Hobbs Liberslr Not bit of it
They don give anything away at the
college where he is have to pay for
every plagny thing he gets Boston
Transcript
The Florence daily tribune., 1899-04-27
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Money to patent good ideas
may be secured by our aid, address
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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-09-30
SONS OF TEMPERANCE.

AT the last session Of Excelsior Dtyi-
sion, No. 16. there were 20 members
present, all the officers except the as
sistant conductor. and O. sentinel ami
there were five visitors from Eastern
Division Of Smiths hill. and two from
VIM. Penn OF Pawtucket X. I. w Pa
ttiereh, Mrs. Emma Fellows presided
Hh her usual easy and graceful manner.
acceptably 20 an. Assistant scribe. Miss
Aoah Marshall. presided at the piano
Tor the opening and closing odes.
The field day committee by II. w. p
J-dWard Laveck. reported that all busI-
ness was about settled. Tie Almmittet
on the seal reported that ne had order
ed the seal THAI day. and that II would
prove satisfactory. The nomination of
officers was held, and some members
were lucky IN being nominated for two
ana three offices. while others were
lucky In receiving one nomination. Tn
next meeting VIII he the election
which promises 20 be one of the most
lively ones had. Readings were given
by Sentinel Sargent. treasurer Minnie
BeasleN. w. Associate Frank j Potter
w Patriarch. Mrs. Emma Fellows. and
scmbe. Mccain. Recitation from Sister
Young; music by Sister Adah Marshall.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-09-30
PILGRIM FATHERS.

The last meeting of Providence coll
ony. No. li5. was one OF those often
heard of but seldom seem. for with the
unusually large turnout of its mem
bers there were some visitors present
who J we passed the chair and bad to
pass by several chairs 10 get seats on
this evening Of evenings. One OF Prov
idence colony's stitiations was the
cause of H. and the trouble commenced
at .. IN. and continued to. 1880 a. m.
AT the next meeting there will be two
candidates one OF whom wields the
locust I'm this city. SO there may be
broken heads. No one can tell what
may happen except those who wend
their way to Palestine on that even
ing w. Governor Nelson A. NottaCe
was present and presided and made
some remarks OF a very interesting ma
ture Of chicken chowder and a bean
supper and the coming anniversary of
Providence colony. No. 1f5. which were
listened 10 with the closest attention
by those who indulge I'm such luxurics
when they are near them. on Wednas-
day. Sept. 20. Nelson Nottage. ths
worthy governor OF Providence colony.
visited the Pawtucket colony OF Paw
tucket and there met with a regular
traternal Pilgrim Fathers greeting.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-09-30
RED MEN.

The meeting of Tahoma Tribe, Tues
day evening. will be particularly in
teresting. as delegation from
ossemequin Tribe OF Pawtucket is TO
be present, and will present Pocasset
Fraternal Tepee TO the tribe. The
Great Sachem and some OF his suite are
also 10 be IN attendance. The social
committee has the matter i'm hand.
The arrangements for the monster
demonstration 10 be held under the aus
pices OF Pocasset Tribe i'm the Audito-
rum al Pawtucket, the latter part OF
the coming month are being made. and
the committee has the hearty assist
dEce OF .he Great Sachem, who Is doing
much 10 make the affair a still greater
succeeds than was anticipated
Two applications for membership
We're received at the meeting OF Moshas-
suck Tribe Wednesday evening and the
indications are chat the tribe will have
degree work at evening sessions until
sprins.
Past SdcEem Charles w. Mercier ~
Tahoma Tiiha Us about to establish
himself in the manufacturing OF Jewell
ry at Rivers de.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-09-30
GOOD TEMPLARS.

The last regular meeting OF Proyi-
dence lodge. No. B. was held On the
regular date with a large number of
members and a big number OF visitors
some Of them big In the order among
whom were noticed the Grand Chief
Templar OF u. l. William p. Bradley.
Grand Secretary. George n. Misslnger
Grand 5. OF i. Mrs. Angie 5. Read ana
daughter. Assistant District Marshal
Grace Read. Grand Messenger samuel
Robinson. Grand Assistant Secretary
James Spurgeon. Grand Sentinel A.
thur +. Warner. District Marshal +
Potter. Distiiot Superinfendsnt ~
Mrs. Mary T.. Potter. Past Grand 1,biee
Templar Walter r. Gross and ,rif,
Past Grand NiCe-Templar Mrs Al,cs
a Frost and Past Grand CHIEF Tenn
par 'lhe only sister who has ever beld
inns once IN Rhode Island) Miss AIli,.
=. Parker Of Providence. Remarks
OF various kinds congratulatorv eJo-
queht' pleasing and reminiscent were
siNen DY these members An address
on the beginning of Providence Iodpe.
NO. o. lis present condition and It's fu-
tuie was given bY the secretary of tba
fodge. Brother Frank j. Potter n
proved interesting 10 an old members
as Wen as The new ones. II was .
meeting full Of interest TO each one
present members visitors and th,se
VINO are not members OF US. The naxt
meeting of the district lodps ~ iii,
state VIII be held on the second We'd
ilesuay IN october az Manton.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-09-30

birthday Of the order with a social in
ttaspee hall. 1872 South Main street. 10
me music and a collation.. which, Is un-
der the care OF the following energetic
committee: John Morrison. Lieut.. John
oConnor James Walsh. John Walsh
ana John McCauiey. The grand march
VIII commence AT 8 o'clock sharp.
America council OF Pawtucket held
a Vel attended MEETING hn Home Circle
hall In that city last Wednesday even
ing.
University council viii meet in their
council rooms next Monday evening ar
7:3O sharp. for which large attend
ance Is desired
Next Monday. October 4. being the
10Th anniversary of the organization of
the Home Circle as fraternal life in
surance association upon the lodge
plan marks the date OF Nhe establish
mesnt OF system by which the nm
lilies Of over 500 OF its members have
beerp'paid over $1,000. 900 I'm death cbaims
at very small cost. The order Ia no,,
as IL always has been. managed in "a
very able. safe and conservative man.
ner by well known and experiencad
fraternal men and Is now doing hnsi
ness I'm sixteen states with five aoi,r-
ishing councils I'm Rhode Island
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-09-30
HOME CIRCLE.

Mrs. Josephine Clark was awarded
the ladies' first prize at the Home cir
Gle whist in King Philips han last
Monday evening. while Mrs Herbert
Kenyon received the second and Mrs.
Overback the third prizes. Mr.. RUS
sell Chamberlain won the gtintlcmen's
first prize and Mr.. Leroy Gardiner the
second and Mr.. Mcdonald the third
Eighteen sbles were occupied and the
playing continued until II O'Clock at
The special request OF the guests
Messrs. Holland. Trainor and McCau-
lev oficiated az score masters To the
unanimous satisfaction OF the ladies
and gentlemen Drescnt. Next Monday
evening the playing viii continue with
the usual excellent accOmmOda tions
FOR all who wish 20 enter the contest
FOR the six nrizes that will be offered
To- the three ladies and ehree gentlemen
making the highest scoras of the even
ing.
OlneyNGllo council Will meet in Ii.
brary hall next Friday evening. Det. 4.
and besides the regular business of tho
council arrangements Will be perfected
Tor a grand harvest entertainment bv
the members to their friends i'm COM
memoration lf the Goth anniversary
~ tho organization of the Home Circle
which date occurs ur0n tho calendar
next MONDAY October
Mex "wednesday evening. October &
Providence council viii celebrate The
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-09-30

by Captain Dawson. They were re-
ceiVed with enthusiasm by the COM
rades of No. j. After formation of
ranks in the hall and the military sa
lutte. they were introduced bv y q
Edward Whittle as the comrades of the
British Veteran Association Of Rhode
Island. The Hon. Commander suitably
oresponded, being followed boy the Hon
orable Secretary. VINO IN a few words
cordially welcomed them and present
ipg to them the freedom OF the hall as
the guests Of Brigade No. l. The Wis
itors were then escorted 10 their seats.
AT this point Il. G. Turner. the chair
man OF the reception committee took
hold OF the proceedings, and "a program
Of considerable length was enjoyed A
bountlful collation.. cigars. eac. were
served. There We're present with the
Veterans Captain Patstunp Of the i6th
L. s. V. and an ex-comrade Of Brigade
No. 5 Of II !. Captain Patstone is als5
"a veteran or the british army having
sarVee. IN a Warwickshire regiment He
spoke very earnestly on the duty Of the
citizens Of these United States. and the
responsibilities now upon them; he in
stanced the work OF King Alfred. and
that this work was being ca1ieI on by
she Anglo Saxon nations OF the wortu.
He was cordially applauded by ali
present. He fully realized by his re-
cepTOn that there are no anti-imperi-
al'sts in the ranks OF the Alfredians.
Remarks We're also made by COmrade
Wilson. who gave a brief resume OF the
glories OF the British army ana navy in
every part OF the world Remarks were
also made by Captain Dawson and
others OF the Veterans 4 most de-
] ghtful and interesting meeting was
brought % a close by the singing cf
He's a jolly Good Fellow presuma-
bly, out of compliment t. the affable
chairman p. c. John Turner. Line was
then reformed. and the reception ~
Brigade No. I. Order OF Alfredians, 10
the Comrades Of the British Veteran
ASSOCIATION was a thing OF the past
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-09-30
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS.

Washington Lodge ait Central Fails
don make great deal of noise in tbi.
pusy world but they - alive and up-
''-uate just the sac e, and n any
member OF the order doubts this state
ment Just let him pay the lodge a visit
When the work of page is being con
Ierred. and they win learn that Wash
ihgtoh Lodge has quartet that co.,
sing TO beat the band" has a corns of
orlcers mat know the ritual from cover
10 cover, and in fact has all of tho M
fractions that the crack lodgas of H.
CITY nave ana a wrinkle or two moro
On tuesday evening Garfield Todgo
lelu an open meeting which was Iarey
ly ATTENDED the members OF Iucroti,
lenple OF the Rathbone Sisters being
=, p,s ese ~ most enjoyable musical ana
perhaps the most interesting nnrb.r
was the history OF the lodge Whit,
asprepared and given by -G+4fttl- -pr.,.-
Iate John ogden. A tempting sunnar
was served at the close cf the exercIse.
inete was no degree work at tbn
meeting OF Elmwood Wednesday even.
ing the time being spent in a9vocatine,
fair At the needing nexf Iyednes,iasS,
hng. the subject will be broupht mn
again, and " IL is deemed advissbIa "a
holu a tair committee will ba az
pointed TO arrange for the same 1-b,
rank OF esquire Will be conferred M tbs
meeting. "' '"e
Few men who have held the nosf.,o,
of grand chancellor in this state wern
more popular than the Latte Eredariclr
y. CON who passed away M his home
IN Central Falls. Thursday Ii was =
hoopy ot ms To drop In upon a lodge
whsn they least expected. him. SO In this
N..H MOI ffnN
ani became better acquainted with hirn
ana IL is doubtful VI any pasts grand
chancellor could call more OF tho mem
bers Of the order by their names than |
could Past Grand Chancellor GofT. III !
viii be missed
Charles r. Chickerne. Eureka. Wash |
ington lodges and Union Company az |
the Uniform Rank are making Drepara |
tions for street demonstration NJ /
rawtuCket. The lst Reg of tho Uniform |
Rank VIII act as escort.
The rank of knight was given four
candidates at the meeting OF Oriental |
Thursday evening
I'm all probability ST. Elmo Lodge will
move into Freedom hall on Eddy street
they being obliga 20 vac9te their pres
tnt hall ~ Washington Park as II is
20 be made into a tenement house.
ON Wednesday evening Grand chan
cellor John g. Purkls and suite made
an official visit TO Iqfayette Lodge and
last evening az Pythias Lodge ON Tues
day evening thCv viii visit Red Cross
Lodge and on Thursday evening En-
trrurise Lodge
Beginning with Friday evening oct
r Sterling Lodge viii meet tha first aud
ihiri Fridays of each month Al the
meeting neNt FIidav evening tho rank
W page Nill b. conferred up1n one can
fidate.
So Tohn's and Pyflhas LODGES are u
b I'd ioiut ball in Columbia hal Mon
fsV evening oct ~
Last Monday evening What chez. '
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-09-30
ORDER OF ALFREDIsNS.

Further progress was made in the
formation II the new E,lmwood Brigade
Monday evening. The meeting was pre-
sided over by i. c. w. Smith, chair
man OF the organizing committee 1t is
expected the Brigade will be in opera
tion Monday evening, October 9th.
The quarterly meeting OF the Past
Commanders Association was held
Wednesday, in Arnold Post Hall. In
the absence OF the president. First
Vice -President Broadhead oniciated
Considerable business was done. and a
soclable evening spent. refreshments re
beng served. The chair OF the presiienf
VAS declared vacant, and on nomlna-
lions being made. l.. G.. W.tF Smith
was elected to flll the vacancy. The
collectors OF the various Brigades were
made permanent officers. Adjournment
followed at a late hour
Brigade No. viii meet next Tues
day.
Brigade No, VIII meet next Mon
day
Brigade No. will meet next Fridav
Thursday evening Brigade No. l held
a short session. only the necessary bust
ness being transacted. it being the
ght set apart for the reception of the
comrades Cf the British Veteran Assoc
citation. The Hon. Commander presided
over the Brigade being supported by
the Honorable Secretary T., T. TrueIovc.
The Hon. Commander deputed =. g. :.
w. Heaven and Comrade Wilson ID be /
a reception committee. They mmedi- |
ately proceeded 90 perform their pleas Z
ing duty. They We're duly escorted /,
from the anteroom % the main hall un. |
der the guidance of the Guide j.. q. /
Edward White In the distance were /
heard the strains of the bag-pipes [
The line was formed I'm twos. being led !
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-09-30
HsPTASOpHS.

owing TO Misunderstanding. the
convention oa.'ed To meet In this t;,y
week before last, failed to accompl'sb
It's purpose. Supreme Archon Cohen
has appointed Past Arehon John ]
Devenish of Block Island Conclaye as
Deputy Supreme Archon of District
No. ST.
What Cheer Conclave hold their regu-
lar meeting at Working Girls club.
Thursday evening. Archon Joseph r.
Mowry presiding. and the members
turned out Wen. large amount of rou-
tine business was transacted. including
the appointment Of bylaws commit
tee. Provost Nicholas \. Mulvey.
who has been confined at his home by
an attack OF typhoid fever Is recover
ing. II was decided to hold the meet
ings on the first and third Thursdays Of
each month. Arrangements are being
made to hold n series OF socials at
which friends OF the members VIII be
cr ertainei.
Rhode Island Conclave met as usual
at King Philip Hall Archon ]. J. Dew
enish presiding. The attendance was
good and new interest seems 10 he
evinced by the members. Some import
ant business was transacted. and re-
marks under good OF the Order were
apOrec atc'.
Roger Williams Conclave held their
regular meeting Tuesday evening. Ar
chon Mvles A. McNamee i'm the chair.
The attendance was large Several
Committees renorted ard q quantitv of
business was q spospd Of among which
the initie lion Of candidates was an i'm
portant feature as was also the nres-
entation OF a number OF applications
Tor membership
The new conclave OF the East Side
VIII be institutes early this month.
Several of the supreme officers will be
present TO assist i'm the work.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-09-30
DRAWING FASHION PLATES.


The maker of fashion plates has
many difficulties to coatend with which
are not dreamed If by the men VII
study them i'm order 20 become poste
I'm the proper thing 10 wear II was the
Gus ON years ago to give the artist the
various features III the garments. AM
he would draw the figures clothed in
the proper way and use his own iudg-
nrent as To the colors and the designs
Of The materials. The faces vi tho tig-
urcs We're of the class kaoWn as pret-
~, and the poses were stiff and IN
many instances impossible The whole
effect was like that which would be
produced by grouping lot of cothers'
lay figures.
But that has been changed. and the
fashion plates which are now used are
made true TO life as far as the figures
are ccGcerned. and the clothes are
draNn 10 represent real garments. says
Che New York Tribune. Samples 1f
cloth are obtained. ana these are rec
lroduced in design anu color and the
people who have charge of he work
give as close attention O. the selection
OF material FOR these picture garments
as though they were selecting for ace
tual wear.
baNing the garments made Dt the /
proper material. there still remains the !
ASK OF uiaWing the figures and 90 aid /
u'ili IN TINS part Of the work the artist /
'ahes p'tufes ~ men of various ages /
and sizes and reproduces thcm. taking /
pains however, To disguise the faces /
surllciehtly 10 avoid making actual por- |
traits.
I'm making figures 20 show sporting
cIothes-bicycle, golf. skating. hunting
or rldlng the artist often takes he
pictures pt we'll known exports and /
clothes them I'm the latest thing 10
thelr paiucular line. whIc the men who
nave established a Reputation for pcr- |
tectoh IN dress and mon who are ln
me puohc eve are taken as models for !
VIC N"ifous uaN and evening costumes
We ann 70 make these pictures only
loSe enough TO suggest the person
rom w hose plckure they were made
'.Iu Ile maker OF n standard fashion |
pla.e' ana are satisfied if the man who |
LOOKS ~ the plates detects a reeem- !
)lance 10 Mr.. Blank or Gen. Dash. one |
'I the diihculties with which Me- have |
.o conttcd ~ standing an paoplc who |
ire ambitious To be known ag well
dressed men and wanf their pi.fYr.s
'ui OFT our iashion plates Every -pa-
iul trN all sorts 30 tricke~o cot frrir
-. tiii--,- l-4aa t---s--rri
ar As POO oH,r "a bonus iu tn way of
70 id' cash. nut those are tho people
Who mover get there"
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-09-30
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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-09-30
Orders : : !. : :
e e and Societies

Lodge had an attendance OF about TX.
The Chancellor Commanders and Vice
Chancellors Association We're present.
Ihe rank OF page was conferred upon
two candidates and i'm the US til superb
manner
ON Wednesday evening Riverside
Lodge wali entertain the III c." and
V. G. Association.
tuesday evening Narragansett Lodge
OF clyde VIII be the guest OF Smithon, i,
ian Lodge.
Union Company OF the Uniform Rank
assisted WASH ngton Lodge i'm conferr-
ing the rank OF page.
Ihe rank of esquire was conferred
upon one candidate at the session of
Lafayette Lodge Wednesday evening.
There was a fair sized attendance at
the meeting OF st. Georges Lodge.
wednesday evening when the rank OF
esquir- was given one page.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-09-30
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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-09-30
Exhausted Vitality.
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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-09-30

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This old-establlshed house wholesale
and retail ICE al faI: prices. and by
prompt attention To business anu ths
employment OF good men in their sew
erai departments. merit continuance
OF The patronage SO long enjoyed.
Telephone 2lG6.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1899-06-19

$4,000 All of the wounded are doing
we'll and no more immediate deaths
are looked for.