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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-11-11
HEpTasOPHS.

Thomas A. DOYLE conclave. which
makes the fifth in this city. came into
existence last Monday night at Canon
icus hall 2l9 Wlckenden street.
Promptly at o'clock forty as fine ply
sical specimens Of manhood as ever
passed the scrutiny OF a medical eX-
aminer were i'm waiting for the mystic
rous ceremony which was TO make
them part and parcel Of the Improved
order Heptasophs, whose membership
of between $4,000 and 60 600 is scattered
all over The vast country. a few pre-
liminarles We're gone Through with and
Deputy Supreme Organizer ;. W.
Thompson called the meeting To order
and introduced Past Supreme Archon
Edward Il. James. who Is in charge Of
the field work of New England as the
initiating officer. and resigned the
meeting to his charge. Preiixing hls
remarks with one of his apt and hu-
morous anecdotes the past supreme
arChOn in n brief manner alluded To
the objects Of the meeting and intro
duced Supreme Treasurer c. IL Ram
say, cashier Winthrop National bank.
Boston. who I'm a brief manner explain
ed the business features and financial
management OF the order. Col. James
followed him with some further re-
marks explanatory NJ the general ob-
ieCiS and plans OF the order and then
proceeded with the institution After
voting for afliliation the usual cere-
monies were gone through with and the
following officers were elected and duly
installed by Deputy supreme Archon j.
j. Devenlsh Past Archon L. Egan,
who is also deputy chief of police: Ar
A d Ina
T.. Mannev. Prelate Charles y. Cor
nell Secretary Dennis j. Mccarthy
Finaroier David r. Mccarthy. Treas
urer Arthur ". smith Inspector John
T. TOOle Warden James = McManus.
sentinel Henry a. Murphy, Trustees
eugene Il Hunt. william ". Nc
Laughlln, NJ - JprpDN AppletoN The
medical examiner is william Ncl3u~n-
lin NJ. D.. leS BENEFIT street Therr aye
n large number Of names on the chart
or list The following are those who
were present Nath hew =. FitZ-
/ patrick. Thomas y Mouahan. w. II.
! Murphy i J Counor. Martin Murphr,
ouis r. Cest Charles McSolnV y.
Meph~u skipuer 4 Collier - W Gar
vev lanes =. NcGwiNr. 7 II sail
= !. Crovlev Thomas =. C0rev v y.
NurDh,- Ph'lip Nettep John W N1v.
rohn G O'C0nna'l Cherries ". p0yle.
! Gvoo Y NcKc0rq " ~ T"Cfov Hu"N
h NcNa~re. Fra"k y McMn"us. John
= Kean. Th0mas = Moran William VI.
! Newell Charles NJ Pha'er. After the
| ingtolNat tom ~ officers rcrgrlJe wor'
rada bv Douutv Sunrenc Ar"Non Dcv-
! cpish N~rhNn Mvies 4 Nance o'
! prro~ WillioWs cNnCl"vo. pTov0s' 7
/ No~cc of Ph"Ts 1s'or7 C01cl3v'
/ .be 0as' a~7hnp-n Z 90 Thomas =
! r' .vio cQpr'ove md ~" now 1~-No"
| Al oo0o~~ed vorv ~'uoh p'n"~ed 7~I
! So. .,.,-.--1 o. info"oet in ""o wr"'- v-''
! ,..tu trrv, tho O1Gar ccD~iav.r- N''-tli-"~
| ,~r. -,,,,.t,- ,,,not'---- -,ieFts ,tiH ho f'
t,t.1 ,.-l rvvv'N Tr~idav ~ ~~0N r'o0'N
-, 90 " c'- ~9e~ 4'.a-t ~nd if ie hooed
| y.-. ,,,-..-N N--e 90 ESQ other cOnClaVce
win be fronuor- visitors.
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KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS.

The rank 0f page was conferred upon
one candidate i'm Elmwood Lodge. We'd
nesday evening and there was bean
supper. The rank of esquire will be-
conferred upon two candidate We'd
nesday Nening.
Grand Chancellor John 6. Purkis and
suite visited Perseverance Lodge, Tues
day evening, and Washington Lodge.
Wednesday evening Al the meeting
OF the first named lodge the rank OF
page was conferred.
American Lodge will entertain The of
ficers OF the Grand Lodge, Tuesday eV-
ening.
Garfield Lodge held no meeting Tues
day evening their hall being used FOR
election purposes.
The rank of knight will be conferred
upJn 0Tg Can1idate in Sterling Lodge,
Friday evening.
sThe khorassan committee will meet
Monday evening and an effort will be
made to put the meeting off until early
in December when il is quite possible
that a class OF 20 or more will be ad-
United.
A delegation from Altaham Lincoln
Lodge attended the msetng or lNanhoe
Lodge Thursday evening.
ON Tuesday evening Red Cross Lodge
will hold an entertainment and supper.
The rank Of esquire was conf rred up
on one candidate ana two applicants fo1
membership were received at the ses-
sion of Enterprise Lodge Thursday eN-
en.ng.
ST. Johns and Pythias Lodges will
probably hold one more social i'm CO.
lumbia hall during the latter part OF
this month.
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Orders : $ * * *
.s = and Societies

BILE settlement-fwO weeks after the
occurrence. IL was voted that a Whist
tournament be the feature OF the next
meeting and all comrades are invited
to attend. The tournament will COM
mence at o'clock. Under Good OF the
Order. exercise remarks were made by
the Right Honorable Protector, Henry
Norton and Honorable Secretary EA.
Trulove the hatter giving a full ac-
count of the conditon Of the order and
the workings of each brigade.
The committee on the moonlight ex-
cursion is requested TO mset Tuesday
night in Arnold Post hail. 81 West
minister street, for a social hour I'm cell
ebration OF the successful excurs on.
Brigade No. 3, me. in its hall Mon
day night, the Honorable Comman-
der John Gledhih presiding. Pro tenn
appointments were made, after which
the regular business was proceeded
with. The recorder read his semi
annual report which was received and
ordered placed on file. Under good of
the order responses We're made by the
supreme officers, II. Norton. Il. A..
Trueloye. GsOrge .Roberts. John II.
Goodwin. Honorable Deputy John
Tranter and several OF the comrades.
II, G. William Besser gave a brief and
interesting account of some OF his eX-
psriences across the water.
It was voted that an open meeting
be held Monday night, December 9TH,
IL beng the 9th anniversary OF Brig
ade No. g. Past Protector England
has in preparation short history OF
the brigade from its inception. In
hand. a committee was appointed to
get up "a suitable recepron Il tho SUI
preme officers who viii make this the
time for their official visitation. II
consists of p C.s Thomas SainTbury.
William <Nc('o. Comrades Friend
Brooks and Bowers and Edwin Kay.
After the usual collation. ana social
chat the comrades adjourned.
Brigade No. Q met I'm Gu'ld hail.
Tuasdav. the Honorable Commander
Gledhn Oates. presi ing. There was
n large attendance OF comrades among
the visitors beir" I'M mbers of Brigade
No 6. and the executive officers OF the
council. Several committees made
their renorts. notably the sick and tea
party For the good of the order re-
marks were made by the supreme Off e
GERS AMI other comrades and selec-
tions We're rendered by McNamar $
band Collation. w7s served after
which the Brigade adjourned.
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SONS or TEMPERANCE.

At the last meeting of Excelsior Di-
vision. No 10. there were ~ members
ana visitors present almost the num-
ber wished for by the worthy patriarch,
Frank ]. Potter who is working hard
To make the meetings interesting ana
pleasant TO all. and is succeeding ad-
mirably in his efforts. There was an
initiation of one new candidate ana
three more are waiting and are expect
ed at the next meeting, and more are
coming I'm view. Under the head OF
good of the order remarks were made
by grand worthy patriarch Allan Peck.
grand sentinel. Malcolm McCunn. grand
couluctor Crank J Potter; grand su e
perlntendcnt OF young people ; work
Mrs. Mary T.. Potter; i. w. p. Ed
ward Il. I.aveck; treasurer Minnie
Bensley: and O. s. VIM. Fellows. \
trial Of skill was had i'm the game Of
bean board with about 40 playing ana
resulted i'm Brother Malcolm McCunn
getting a shaving mug that being tn
gentleman's prize, Sister Hattle Ger
mayn was the lucky lady IN receiving
the ladi s. prize. which Was me cup
and saucer Of beautiful pattern, anu
Sister Grant received the consolatloh
prize being Il small metal cup ana sau,
cer.At the next meeting ancth good
time is expected and doubtless thcre
viii be a crowd OF members and visit
ors preeent to Sc the initiation sud
have the FUN which is always had IN
Excelsior lately.
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HOME CIRCLE.

Mrs. Leess was awarded the ladies'
arst priz2 at the Home Circle whist in
:; 4s44444 4s44444 Hast AiAa4-.E a. ming
by score of s., Mrs. 49,. kecch. the
second and Miss Phsbe Pldclford, The
thlrd. while the gentlemcns fret prize
went 20 Mr.. Frank VI Smith 10y score
Of 55. Mr.J. sullivan. ths second and
Mr.. ~ Saunders. tn third. W. Ralph
Williams. clifford Williams ana Scth
Lincoln OfIiciatCd as score masters.
Seventeen tables were OCcupiei ana me
playing was OF the usual interesting
character. Next Monday evening the
playing viii continue as usual WIN am
plp accommodations for all who WISH 10
enter the contest for III six prizes u
De offered.
Providence Council will meet at ':3o
Mon iay -veninC n the parlors OF their
council rooms at which large attend
once is desired.
Next Friday evening Olneyyille "oun-
ell viii initiate a numOtr OF new mem
bcrs and entertain the supreme ] dder
Hon FRANKLIN i. Barns OF chelsea
Mass. and Supr me Secretary john NJ
lurd,n of Boston \ collation. VIII %
served and "A fun attendance is desired
I'uivers'tN council b ld Wcll attend
cd meeting last Monday evening i'm
King phUip's hall vith Leader Williams
IN the chair Warden Lincoln ported
favorablv upon the prospect of an early
incrrasp in thc mcmbersh y OF th coun-
eli and for the puip1E' ~ the members
present volunteer "a their assistance.
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a large number OF visitors from other
lodges, who We're present TO hear them
&. r, Carrie r.. WhittemOre was IN
the chair. and welcOm the visitors
and speakers i'm regular Providence
Lodge. No. 3, manner. The installation
Of officers occurred and the deputy ot
Providence Lodge. being unable 20 be
present the lodge by a unanimous vote
asked deputy of Everlasting Lodge OF
Manton TO install the officers, Brother
r. T.. Gibson OF Pawtucket, who ac-
cepted and installed the following: { l.,
Mrs. Carrie T.. WhittemOre; secretary,
Frank j Potter; financial secretary
Mrs. Ellen ID. GIavlin; treasurer. Il. {.
Ormsbee: marshal. Arthur +. Warner;
guard. Walter :. Capron: sentinel
George y. Messenger The others were
present but were obliged TO leave early
and will be installed at the next meet
ing. The committees for the ensuing
term. have not yet been named. Dut
vi -AA-a-- lAn-nGNl- -IllaGLnG--nA-A -
Mrs Carrie e Whittemore. The G.S.
Of j T. Mrs Angie ;. Read, Gr1nd
Secretary George ~. Messenger; sentl-
mel Of ths Grand Lodge. Arthur r.. w n
ner were noticed as being present.
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eDO FELLOWS.

Tuesday evening a delegation OF
Deputy Grand Master Eaton made
Cal lupon Reliance lodge which held a
smoke talk. The affair was an unusu-
ally pleasing one. A musical and liter
airy program was given and substan-
tial supper served. Past Grand T.. Ii.
Lincoln was master Of ceremonies.
There was large attendance at
Roger Williams lodge Tuesday evening
and one candidate was given the sec
ond degree. after which the members
attended the fair OF Olive Branch lodge
I'm Music hall
The initlatory degree viii be con
ferred upon one candidate I'm Reliance
lodge Tuesday evening
Swarts lodge was entertained by Pill
grim lodge last evening.
Mt. Vernon lodge had an increased
attendance at it's last meeting and en-
joyed the singing OF the noble grand
and Brother Willoughby. The whist
party that was postponed on account II
rain will be held on Monday evening,
November IL. I'm the hall.
Past Grand George IT. Kilner has not
been bothered to any great extent this
week receiving political congratula-
tions. he having been one OF the Demo-
cratic candidates for the council I'm his
ward. His many friends in the order
did all they could TO persuade Hon
est" George 20 change his politics. as
this was all that kept him from being
councilman.
ON Wednesday evening Grand Patrl-
arch Stackpole and suite will visit Min
nehaha encampment. Woonosquatucket
encampment will attend.
Next Monday evening the officers OF
the grand lodge will visit North Star
lodge
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A DOCTORS
Success With Grippe.
He preseribeS BRAZILIAN BALM,
Which not only effects cure In the most
critical cases. but is the only known 'A'''
leaves Nd evil results behind.

Miss Emma Rockwell of Kewauee, Ills writes under aale
of January 2 y mother, 70 years OF age has Oeh
verv very sick with Grippe. Her head ard lungs we're al
fected The fever up tc 1o5 degrees lhe doctor sve
80 o LITTLE hone but ordered us to give Brazilian Eain
ali tLe time This stood first among the medicines Nothing
seemed to loosen Cough and reduce the fever like the ba
Although the Pneumonia severe and Ter case SO e
CAL it brought her through all right II is certainly wen
derul remedy chief reliance in tie family we a 'nn
we could not keep house without IT,
Brazilian Balm cures Grippe
We further claim that IT resossh
perfect health country full Of sue
Peursy bad Kidneys a@u al Oi ~
Of This how completely
falls Insist on na'ib anu S
-, % oct u send 20 u mention this paper z 81 cts
audS bottle. The 81 90 bottle contains ronIA
rr,s,s ,hs hes tonic strength builder All inc "o'"
n = r,cvoS & Co. Manufacturing Chemists Az ian'"'' '1-
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RED MEN.

The n-eering held In the interests OF
the order in Library hall, Olneyville.
Wednesday evening did not come up
10 the expectations of Great Sachem
Hibbard. who had been led 10 b2l.eve
that a tribe of at least so could be form
ed at that place an was very much
surprised 20 find that thsre were about
a dozen men present. who cared 10 BE-
come members OF the order. The great
sach IN and members OF his board eX-
plained the advantages of being mem
bers and also assured those present mat
a tribe would be Instituted m that Vi
cingy In less than 10 dlys.
The grand poW-wow 70 ne h2ld by fo-
casset Tribe will b. held IN Paw tucket
Wedns sday evening. Decembef .. as
Wamsitta Tribe has settled upon taiS
date ~ visit the tribe and return the
fraternal teepe. thst has gone the
rounds This VIII be a srG1a affair.
ON TuesGly evening % great sac h.u'
AID suite viii vis.l NatlrN anu AK l"e
inital.ug steps towards orEani.ing
trlra. Tho work IN that pace is m
chlrgc Of T.. u, - Ty.
ll-r-E-- att ttspd0nca az tht
meeting Of Moshassuck Trib Wed0es-
day evening when three tihdlds tes
were given The 1dopjon dcgr q. y "
"Wednesday evening" thn chiefs OF the
gfF1T Courcft-wiil be =rttt-ttt47tfeA.
Three applications for memo rshlp
were received at the me ting ~ OssHm-
ouicn Tribe Mond1y evening"
The adoption degree vas glEtn iout
candidates at ~ session OF Poca sset
Trlbe Monday evening.
~ the election iu Pawtucke W. ono
lay Great SaChcm G.. A. Eibbard was
elected as councilman from the Ff"j
ward and Pact S1chcm +. y NAaNe as
councilman from the Fourth ward
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CAN'T DISPUTE THIS.
Because it is Local Transaction
and the Citizen is On the Spot
to Confirm II.

The reader Of this will concedti hrst'
that the following having .aken place
in Providence can easily be invest-
gated and proved TO be true; second
that there IS vast differ nee between
opinions publicly expressed by a rcs'-
dent Of Providence i'm Provid Local
papers and the opinions daily met WIN
m the same papers column given by
people living in Maine or Montana
Read this case ana acknowledge both
points.
Mr. l.. j. Roffee of So Hospital street.
molder by trade. says: % was suffer
cr for many years from attacks oi back
ache ard pains through my luIns.
could not lift or stoop at my vork WITH
out IL hurting me severely Tho kidney
socrctions were highly colorcd and pre-
scented % sediment upon standng ha'
uacI different remsdic- but .h.s 'l
failed ,o re,icyc me % rmu,nly unh
J tried Doon's Kidney rus This rU.p
a4a44-. -i4-ll4l2l44.l-.l a. ~
ler.l ho kidney socf-ii,l. sui-i 4H'
normal can speak m th. highs
tcms Of praise fpr D1sn'- kidney IiIa
For .5Ie uS an llers price 80 Gems
u.r n1N ut hr mail nn tr...pt 90 pIi'
( hy F..tr-aiubuu co.. BuuH'. ). n
Sol agents rr iho o. g.
Ecmmh tho mann. Dntu and '"N
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ORDER OF hlFRED!iNS.

Brigade No. 5,held its seml-monthN
meeting Friday nightin Freedom haI,
the Hon Command + Benjamin Buck
lev. presid ng. The Supreme Officers
were i'm attendance being duly intro
due hy the Honorable Marshal =. G.
John Tronter. One eradicate Mr.
George Shirley. was admitted into the
order. The sick committee reported
Comra1e Herbert Lee sick. The So
clal committee made a final report
which was very gratifying 10 the COM
rades. 1t being considered a rcmarka-
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GOOD TtMplkRS.

At the last session of Providence
Lodge. / q. q. r. NJ. Q. which met in
Hon circle htu I'm Bu,ler Exchange
building. ou Nondlv evening there was
more than IN, usual attc0danc' as two
sne,kers Of ability were eXuected 20
b. present and address the Lodge also
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thority and leadership of Jesus
Baliou. S3S Smith street--Pastor Will
exchange with Rev IL l. Houghton;
public worship. l045; 5 :, -; L { L
meeting, $50. No preaching in even
ing
First. Rev II I Cushman. ID ID, pastor
Morning worship. 1915; ; :, 1918;
MISCELLANEOUS.
Johnston. Bclknap district chapel
5 :. .; preaching, 3
Broad street Christian church
Morning Worship with sermon by the
pastor l0:4j: : :, 12:l5; G +. 4; L
: & T.. $50: 1:30, address by Mr. +
Taylor of Y VI G \.
Union Gospel Mission. 800 Eddy St
: : $50: song service 1903, practical
talk i'm relation to the Bible by students
~ Brown University. rescue service,
$50.
r Harris pastor. will exchange pull
pits with Rev Geo ; Wheeler Of Bridge
water MaSs-DiVine Worship,10:45. Tie
Flaming Sword lecture. 1:30, After
Death What2" :. 12:l5.
Elmwood | Mon meets in Music room
1f Alice pitmau Wesley. Rlackston"
buUdlng corner Washington ana Snow
e,.r..ts '(eutrance SNOW street, Monday,
pu,itv." by T. Burllngame Cheney, eN-
prcsldpnt state w g T Y. music, recita-
ions social half hour.
Tiret church Of Christ. Scientist. $50
Ro,yen street--Servicc, 1915, soul and
Body .
Advent Christian. Hammond st. \ )
Williams. pasror-l0:ij. "The Nee ssitS
w m" coming of Christi $ s, 1915;
Mission OF The Coming King. '27
uroaI strcet-Prayer loA5; - ;, 1870,
nreaching. 2:45, by Fla \ ) williams;
Wayland chapel. South Angel street
and Wlyldnd avenues :. - evening
! = rvicc omitted.
| vice no a. discourse by the pastor M
ma Garlm spencer. upon The StNhu-
! Gus Life" S <. ~
" NJ g. : building I. Mems Mass
! Meeting with address hy Rev Ham
! ~ "Frum Darkness into Light. Solf
bv Miss No.lic Kline; Boys RtllE' $40
| gcrulu Evang Lutheran church "a
| ,,,ner Huntington and Union aves-
! Ssryip l0 evening service. 1.do'
Tri,.ieI brotherhood Lodge 33. 90
| W,yblss street, me- meeting tof sun
'Hctb,ry Gospel AEss'ou. % Sout
Main -tr,.. Spc3aing. fi5 by Nj w
! vyhit. ar E..tn A.ticDotc. Mass
pr,,il nd. church a. Christ Scion
rs - ttu4 ..k ave Service. lo.f
"snhl arI n'i..
q, Won SAWS pineapple Tablets.
Cure SDnr rl.'.'' pi-.t's & &'
'.r ',, 4. st.r.3.u. Loss 10 App, itc Diz
/ .i,.e " u.. . 'pur Blood. t1tarrh 81
4 - st..,..b -.h ffDatluhe aud ever
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Exhausted Vitality.
Nervous and Physical CsuiIity,

Premature Decline. Impotency. Atropby, (wast
ingl varlcocele structure the Errors OF Youth the
Ixcesses OF Mature Years. ana all DISEASES and
WEAKNEssEsof OF MEN. from Whatever Cause
Arising. scientifically treated, quickly aud radi
eally cured ~ the Old reliable
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- WHOLESALE

Hall LvOn Chambers Calder Co, Geo. l. Caain & Co. and
Baudng Baudlng
The times., 1899-04-27
A GREAT BARBECUE.
Opening OF Work on san Pedro Har-
Dor Mt Los Angeles.

Los Angeles, CAL. April 26.-The largest
barbecue ever held in California took place
today. when % ,OeO persons were fed in the
open air at the jubilee over the opening OF
the work on San Pedro Harbor which the
Government is building. Thousands OF Wis
itors came from all the southern counties.
and when the signal came from President
Mckinley at II o'clock to start the work
on the breakwater there were 25,C00 people
present. Senator George o. Perkins and
former Senator Stephen NJ. White delivered
addresses, and speeches were made by sew
eral others.
After the speeches the crowd adjourned
to the beach. where about five thousand
sat at tables and others stood around and
devoured the good things that were dis
pensed by two hundred walters and sew
eral hundred coffee boys. Fifteen thousand
pounds of beef, 1.250 pounds Of beans. 25,-
coo buns. 500 pounds of coffee, and five
tons of clans were used. Tonight there
was an Illuminated display on the harbor
which could be seen from all the country
around. From the boats moored in the
harbor and from Dead Mans Island sky
rocketg, bombs, and fireworks were ex-
ploded. Tomorrow the celebration will be
continued in Los Angeles, when parade
and other exercises will be given.
President Mckinley sent message Of
congratulatlon yesterday to the citizens Of
Los Angeles Cal, on the beginning Of the
improvement of San Pedro Harbor. pro-
ject for which was some time ago author
lied by Congress.