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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-06-10
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TO wait upon Alderman Vincent I'm rela-
uoh 10 changing the name OF Oakland
street. The lodge Is desirous that when
the change In made that IL shall be
known as Bemis avenue.
Enterprise lodge held short session
Thursday evening, but the "old tim
ers' had the pleasure OF seeing two of
the charter members present. who for
many months have been unable to at
tend the meetings. The indications are
that an application OF two will soon bo
received which will revive the old spirit
that has been dormant for some time.
Chancellor Commander Norris q. Alb
pott was given full sway in relation to
"Pythian Day"
ST. Elmo lodge will hold an entertain
ment In odd Fellows hall, Washington
Park. Wednesday evening
One application for membership was
received at the meeting Of What Cheer
lodge Monday evening.
Howard lodge held a well attended
meeting Wednesday evening and the
prospects are that Chancellor Com
mander James w. Gill will have a
prosperous team, he having been re-
Gently installed and is a worker"
A delegation from Smithsonian lodge
visited Narragansett lodge at Clyde
last evening, the trip being made in a
trolley car.
Brother Benjamin r. Harrington or
Elmwood lodge. who was injured at a
fire, corner Of Elmwood avenue and
West Friendship street. some time ago.
Is now able to be about with the aid
OF crutches.
"A meeting OF the First Regiment OF
the UNIFORM rank was held I'm the Of
flee OF Col. Nelson s. Davis on Wash
ington street last evening. when il was
decided TO organize "a drum corps OF
seven pieces. The corps will be com
posed of what was known as the Ed
mund Drum Corps. and those OF the
members who were not members of the
uniform rank will be made members on
Friday evening. June 20 on this occa-
sion the regimental degree team will do
the work and it is expected that there
VIII be at least IL candidates from the
different companies.
Rhode Island Company of the uni
form rank in the future will meet in
Sterling Hall.
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Never Believe a Fisherman"


The fisherman who tells you he does
not care about the fish he catches. is
not 10 be believed, says that veteran
caster OF the fly. DIR. Henry van Dyke
of New York. In the June Century he
writes:
Never believe a fisherman who tells
you that he does not care about the
fish he catches. lie may say that hc
angles only for the pleasure of being
out of doors. and that he is Just as
well contented when he takes nothing
as when he makes a good catch. He
may think SO but II is not true. He
is not telling a deliberate falsehood.
lie is only assuming an unconscious
pose and indulging I'm a delicate bit OF
self-hattery. Even If IL were true, il
would not be at all TO his credit.
Watch him on that lucky day when
he comes home with n full basket OF
trout on his shoulder. or quartet OF
silver salmon covered with green
branches on the bottom Of the canoe.
His face is broader than IL was when
he went out and there Ia a sparkle of
triumph i'm his eyes 1T IS naught.
II is naught." he says. in modest de-
probation of his triumph. But you
shall see that he hngcrs fondly about
the place where the FISH are displayed
upon the grass. and does not fail to
look carefully at the scales when they
are weighed. and has an attentive ear
for the comments OF admiring specta-
tors. You shall find moreover. that he
il not unwilling 10 narrate the story VI
the capture-how the big fish rose
short. four different times 20 four diff
ferent flies, and finally took a small
black dose. and played all over the
pool ana ran down terribly stiff
rapid 10 the next pool below. and
sulked FOR twenty minutes and had tc
be stirred up with stones. and made
such long fight that when no came iu
at last the hold ~ the hook was aha0si .
worn through. and IL feu out ~ his
mouth as he touched the shorc. Listen
10 this tale as it Us told. with Cndless
variations. by every man who has
brought home iish. and you Will per-
ceiVe that the fishc rman does care Tor
his luck. after all.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-06-10
ODD FELLOWS.

1t looks now as IL the old home OF the
odd Fellows at 81 Weybosset street
was 20 be disturbed. as IL is reported
that the firm of Arnold and Maine have
purchased the land upon which the
building stands and that they have de-
cided TO cell upon the odd Fellows To
sell the building or move IL. The build
ing has been owned by the odd Fellows
for nearly 80 years, but has always
stood upon leased land. 1t is probable
mat satisfactory arrangements for
the sale of the building Will be made
between the order and Arnold and
Maine. IL not IL will be settled by arbi-
tration. The lodge which has control
led the property for so many years VIII
very likely erect a new building this
time upon land owned by IL. There has
been as yet no definite move made.
Monday Us the day set apart for the
proper celebration OF the order in this
state. and nothing has been left undone
by the committee 10 make the day "A
pleasant one. In this Mr.. Boyden at
Crescent Park has lent a willing hand
and he will do his share and that Is no
small matter. He promises an extra
fine dinner and this means great deal.
At the meeting of Roger Williams
lodge Tuesday evening the matter OF
having days outing at Rhodes -on-the
Pawtuxet will be I'm order and an effort
will be made 10 arrange for n game OF
"scrub" baseball between n picked nine
from the lodge and one from West
Minister lodge. fr
II il expected that the third degree
will be conferred upon one candidate
at the meeting of James Wood lodge
Tuesday evening.
The well known degree team Of En-
terprise will not do any more work un-
Ill fall, when new ideas will be pre-
scented and an effort will be made TO
make the work still more effective and
attractive,
Last Wednesday Grand Master
Spencer Il. Hopkins and suite made an
official visit TO Perseverance lodge az
Apponaug.
ON Monday evening, June 26. Swsrts
lodge will make n fraternal visit To an
out OF town lodge.
ON Tuesday evening, June %. Grand
Patriarch Walter G.. Stackpole and
stan will officially visit Massatuxet en-
campment at Westerly.
Mt, Vernon lodge had a small at
tendance, but transacted no important
business at its last meeting. At the
next meeting memorial services will be
held.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-06-10

addresses by State President and State
Secretary, musical numbers.
Endothen lecture rooms. 81 Parade
street-Supday, r.. m, subject. Per
tinent Points by Prof. Charles A.
Jacques.
Wayland Chapel--South Angel street
and Wayland avenue. Sunday school,
y. m. evening services omitted
Household OF Faith--corner Sabin
and Hope streets. Preaching at 3 and
1880 y. m. by Elder j. G. Wheeler
Bethany Gospel Mission 26 South
Main street. Preaching at 7.45, by
Joel Bassett. evangelist.
Volunteers Of America. 115 Westmin-
ster street. Gospel meetings will be
held at IL a. M. and 3 y. m, con-
Quoted by a. ID. 9. Langren and Capt.
Murray.
Helping Hand Mission, i2 Hartford
avenue. Regular services at $50 y. m,
led by Mr. George White.
New Jerusalem Church-Trinity
Square. 7. s. Harris. pastor Divine
worship, 10:i5; subject. The Angels OF
Heaven Preaching the Everlasting
Gospel on Earth. : x. 12.15
Randall square Gospel Mission and
Rescue Home. - and - Gladstone
avenue. FREQ breakfast and gospel. TO-;
Bible school for all ages. 3. preaching
by Mr. j. r. Maguirp and Lords sup
and the Christian Workers.
Johnston Belkuap District Chapel.
s. $. 2 preaching. 3 n. m
Bell street Chapel. Seats free. Ser
vice hour changed from , 60 l0:i5. III.
l.. Koppman, A. NJ, viii speak upon
The Hope of Better Society sun
day school az II o'clock
Church Of Jesus Christ Of Latter Day
Saints. Eagle Hall. No. 767 Westmin-
ster street Preaching services sun
day. y. m: sunday school. l45 y. m.
ughesdale-DiVinc worship with
sermon by the pastor, w. II. Starr, II.
Cranston Union sunday school
w. Arlington. June II. Sunday school at
> o'clock; preaching az 3 by Mr.. WI
liam Masnair OF AndOver.
Advent Christian Hammond street.
\. -. Williams, pastor. Prayer, 10.
preaching. i0:i5; S. s., 1875; service, I.
V. VI. g. \ building 4 y. m. mons
meeting. Address by Rey. VI. $. Nc
cord; .4;3O ~ m. open air service at
Dexter Training ground; address, Mr..
Henry Donaghey
First Church OF Christ scientist
No. 25O Bowen street. Service. l0:f5 a.
m. subject. els the Universe Including
Man Evolved by Atomic Force
Mission of the Coming King -S21
Broad street Prayer l0ii: Bible
class. 30: preaching. 2.45 by Elder
A :. Williams. conference. 1.90.
Union Lea and Land Mission. Rev. 9.
~. Plummer. npsriutendoni DAYS
wharf al y. M Deacon Timer T. l..
Peircc and others viii speak
Universal brotherhood Lodge 90. No
POD WeyDossct street. Public meeting
1880 sublegt Brotherhood and Social
PrObrms ~ Lotus Group FOR children. g
Providence Church Of christ scient-
Jet. No. 81 COnstOoS avenue. Service
Ia aUDfrIf SACRAMENT
German ENauPeIist Lutheran
Church at corner liuntippton near l'n-
Ian avenue. Service M 10 no..
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-06-10
RED men.

Tahoma Tribe took possession OF
weybosset Hall 2S Weybosset street,
Tuesday evening and Past Sachem
Henry Normandy was chosen as hall
committee and janitor, and parties
Wishing to hire a hall. one that Is neat
~ fitted, and we'll adopted. can call on
him at the hall afternoons between ,
and ; o'clock or on Past Sachem
Charles W. Mercier. 80 Eddy street,
room 2 at any other hour OF the day.
Next Wednesday Moshassuck Tribe
will hold an entertainment. which will
be confined TO the members OF the Tribe
and few invited guests. This is n
meeting that all interested should not
M as for there Is to be one number
on the programme that will be particu-
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-06-10

signifed their intention OF going to the
next convention TO be held In Philadel-
phia I'm September. The fare will be- Sc
there and return. Come on board, ship
mates and lend a hand in this cruise
Remarks were made by Past Captain
Place. Fleet Paymaster Dustin, Chap
lain Francis and otners OF the ship
mates. who urged the shipmates 10 turn
out i'm good numbers and make OF this
the banner convention.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-06-10

mon, 1O:45: 5. s. 1915; evening prayer
and sermon, 1880.
Inrist church. Eddy and oxford SITS
Morning service and sermon, 10:45;
;. s.. 1890; evening prayer and SER
mon. 1:30
Calvary church CEpiscopaD, Orchard
aNenue-Mprning prayer. 10:45; :. s..
II; evening prayer, .. The rector will
preach.
FREE BAPTIST.
Roger Williams Free Baptist church,
corner Westminster ana Knight streets
-10;i5, Chldrens day service: 4. Jr. G.
F.; $50. G. e.: 7:30, address by the
pastor, Rev. o. T.. Cote. subject Facts
In Religion"
Elmwood Ave. Free Baptist church
Preaching l0:i5 by the pastor. Rev. :.
A. Blaisdell; :. 8, 12:15: ]. E., 4: G. E.,
$3.50; Gospel service, 7:30.
METHODIST.
Broadway Methodist church--Rev. j.
O. Randall, pastor. IO:45, sermon, go
concert. Chidren's day.
PRIMITIVE METHODIST.
Ruggles s,~-et Primitive Methodist
win preach at 1O45 a. m. Subject.
-Four Little. Wonderful Things" y.
m, THE Burning Bush, "A Lesson FOR
All Time"
METHODIST SPISCOPAL.
Asbury NJ. r.. Church-North Main
and Hcwes streets, G.. A.. Stenhouse,
pastor. $50 prayers. l0:4J. preaching
to the children; 1915, = $; 6:20. T.. L.;
I:30 :. :. concert
Wanskuck NJ. r.. Church-Proyidencc
0:45, =. s.: II. preaching by the pastor,
Rev. Robert Clark; 8. Junior League; Z,
Children's Day; ). 5. concert.
81. pauls NJ l.. Church,. A. l..
Rich, pastor. Children's Day. sermon
1915: :. s., 12:l5; Il. L.. 6:lj; concert.
1880. special music.
Haven NJ. j.. Church-Rev. Chas :.
Davis pastor. Services In Town Hall.
l0:i6. sermon To young. N Child of For
tune" 1890. :. s.: ,. r. L.; C:3O. l.. t.:
1:3o :. :. concert
MatheWson street NJ r.. church
Rev. =. NJ. Dick. Ph. D.. pastor. l0:45.
Children's Day. service by the Sunday
school. assisted by choir $50. T.. L.:
5:3o, Temptation Hout. How to over
come IT,"
Centredale NJ. T.. Church-ts. .2p.m.,
gospel tent meeting. $3.50: class meet
ing, 6; preaching by Mr.. J. Taudwaln.
UNIVERSALIST,
First I'niversalist Church-Rev. II. T.
Cushman. ID. d.. pastor. ChiIdrens
Day service az 1916 "a, M: sunday
school az. i2:i5 p. m.
Church Of the Mediator Cranston
and Burgess streets. Rev. W. &. Sci.
leck. pastor. Service. 10:4s: :. s.. 1e.t5:
Y v. g. T.. 6.3N
PRESBYTERIAN
First PTesbyteTI3H ChurCh--CIIif0fd
street. SerS ice. iO;l5. Chlldren's Day
exercises. preaching 80 by Rev. j J
Hall OF the Second Presbyterian
church, T r. \. g. r.. C.S0.
MISCELLANEOUS
The annual meeting Of Elmwood TN
ion viii Do Nth Mrs Grace Johnson.
- EiseEoli ur'et. nrar froadvpy.
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NAVAL VETERANS.

Farragut Association met saturday
night in its-isail ~ Washington -=t-crt.
Captain Joseph clifford VI Bristol COM
mandlng. The Bos'n was ordered tu
call ali hands az bells.
The signal quarterrnaster reported
the sslgways clear. the anchors We're
hove short and The ship sped upon her
course.
Tine surgeon frptftcd Shguatc
Swan in feeble health
Quite 4 numorf OK The shipmstcs have
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-06-10
THE nOMeLleST MAN IN

froVidcacc,
A. wen 90 the bsndscmest. ana Others. arc
ir viteh 10 call or any druggist and get FRfE
trial bottle. % keiup's Balssm for the
Throat snd I.ung.. remeay rhai II guar.
sntcrd Ia cure sud relieve si chronic aud
Acute coughs. Asthma. Bronchitis and Ion
suinpiivu. Free ss,. aud -.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-06-10
TRY GRAIN.O! TRY GRaIN-O!

Ask your Grocer today ~ show yoa a
package Of GRATN-O. the nfw food
drink that takes the place Of coffee
The children may drink 10 withoul IN
jury ss We'll a. the adult AL who t,y
o.. like it GRAtN-O has that rich seal
brown or Mocha or Java. buf DO siai~
from pure crains.aui Inc mes. d-iicats
stomach receives DO without ifstrtss a
trr price of coffc, ir ard 1ltts nee
package. Seld b. al sgoeciA
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-06-10

Young Girl-What shall only have
one husband all my life?
Gipsy Woman Wen what cah you
expect for quarter, miss F--Cmclnratl
ENQUIRER
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-06-10

iariy interesting and will come In the
shape OF n surprise TO one OF the MEM
bers. There Will be plenty TO eat, drink
and smoke.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-06-10
LADIES' WALKING HATS.

so dozen Ladies' Walking Hats, with
large quills, former price $3.50 %
Sl.9S and $2.25, nOW.,........... voc
Ladies' and Children's Walking Hats.
were re- 81 ana nd ,l..s' now....'.,... @ AGE
a. boxes fine Rose Sprays,
worth iJc. and 60c., at..... IOc
6 boxes fine assorted bunch
es. worth I5c. and 81, at...... S0c
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e e PARIS HOUSE {: @: ::: s::.: q: "a: !:
MILLINERY.
Gigantic Slaughter Of UNTRIMMED HATS.

country
IL O make them
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-06-10

Advertise IN the NoNs.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-06-10

A JUNE SALE or SHIRT WAISTS
AND DRESS SKIRTS. Quality. price
and style compared. our showing can
not be equalled ip Rhode Island.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-06-10
LIGHT LUNCH

SERVED IN ~ IL
GROCERY DkP1.
A great convenience In
ladies shopping down
town I'm the middle OF
the day.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-06-10
THREE EXTRA LOTS.

LOT IA large variety of extra fine
-ReEcale.- -L-aXn= and Pique Waists-good
assortment OF styles--acknowlcdge by
all the best Waist ever sold in
this city for the price e........ A0c
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-06-10

~ tho session of E.lmvood lodge
Wednesday evening BROTHER Terrsncc
ORlley. ESQ, was made a committee
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-06-10
PREsBYrERIAN.

The annual meeting Of Elmwooa TN
ION viii be with Mrs Grace JOHNSON.
~ Ei.egoli street urar froauwaY.
Nnndss. Juuo ltfr - r. n Heror1s nf
departments, election Of officers. short
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-10-05
VI. P..s Cannot Spell.

In civil service examination paper a
missing sentence was once given, running
somewhat as follows:
"A harrassed gardner was embarrassed
in gaging the symetry of an impaired
pair"
The legend is that not one of the hun
dreds of candidates was able to write it
out correctly.
Canon Hayman, however. makes an even
more extraordinary assertion, for at the
Carlisle Diocesan Conference recently he
declared that there were not three mem
bers in the House of Commons who could
spell the word Sunparalleled.''
Speaking with twenty-five years ex-
perence, he affirmed that education was
''clogged by a chaotic system of spelling"
Every civilized nation except England, he
said has within the century reformed is
photography. and until we follow their ex-
ample our young people will be trammeled
unnecessarily in their educational pro-
CTeSS.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-10-05
Personal.

John Livingstone, who died in Tistow}e,
Ontario, Canada, fast week. was broth
er OF the African explorer, was two years
his senior and was the last survivor OF the
family.
M. LOubet paid $4,000 for the Chateau
De Mazene. a fact which is taken to in
dictate that the French Presidents private
means are greater than was generally sup
posed.
Gen. Fitzhush Lee is expected to leave
Cuba for Richmond in a few weeks. and
Will spend some time there. He may be
induced to participate i'm the ceremonies
incident to the launching of the torpedo
boat Shubrick
Gov. Roosevelt OF New York oficiatel
the other day at the unwilling at Utica
Of bronze bust of Horatio Seymour. the
famous Governor. The bust was the gift
of DR.. George l.. Miller of Omaha to the
Oneida Historical Society.
Buffalo Biz is building a house for
his daughter Miss Cody on the shores of
Irma Lake, which was named for her in
the Big Horn basin. Miss Cody was her
self the architect of the house, which is
To be built of logs, two stories high. The
style is Moorish.
Emperor William confines his newspa-
per reading to press clippings specially
prepared for him and pasted on gilt-edged
toolscap paper. If he has any comment
TO make on any of the articles he reads
he jolts them down on the wide border
such as "Unsinnr Zine Luegen' ''Sehr
schoen gesagt"' and the like.
Prof. Totten, formerly a lieutenant in
the army, but for the past few years a
professional prophet of the end of the
world, Is out with new prediction. He
says that the infant son of the Duke Of
York is destined 10 gather the Jews from
the four quarters of She earth and 10
unite them under his banner,
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-10-05
NONiIs an SicIl.

Il hear lot er talk nowadays" said
The old man with the tallow chin whs-
kers' splitting voci1erously, says the New
York Press. 'abaout novils, en- SIGH. Some
folks up 10 tn hotel was er blowin' off
abaout er book called Richard Carvel.'
Wall, dOd rot il! l bought tn dinged thing
"TWan't no good-bauot er Teller thet gifts
Jailed in furrin parts fer buyin' err velvet
coat, er somethin'. When I was young
! ulster read or right smart lot.
They daOn't write books now cz fine ez
ole Beade utter turn aOut. bod rot it! the
felier in them, he could smell an Ingin cz
fur off ez he could see err tree. wy. dod
rot II, Of you'd dropped i'm daoNu in ct
Dig tank with tew thousau' Ingins with
bowie knives, lassoos an Winchester shot
gums, en- give him only er breech-clout
durn eff he wouldn' t. wipe aout every one
on EN-, en- come up with er new suit Of
cloze, a ten-dollar bill in his pocket. en-
er new plug hat on! Them's tn kind or
noyils fer me-!
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-10-05
On the Olympia,

The New York Tribune tells this Olym-
p:a yaru%Some of the enlisted men re-
ceived friends also. One of these-a cor
poral of marines-encountered what proved
TO be probably one of the p4easantest sur
prises he ever had. Two pretty girls came
to see him in the afternoon. That was part
of the surprise, for he came from far
off state and had seen few friends. Most
of the crew had been visited by relatives
or friends, so the corporal was as pleased
as he was surprised when his turn came
But the biggest surprise was TO come later.
lie took his visitors over the ship and
showed them one thing after another. They
asked the usual amusing questions.
Now, there's one thing want to know"
said one of them, what's a starboard %
The corporal tried hard to keep his face
straight as he explained the nature of
starboard
When you're walking along the street,
and you have a stitch in your right side
that gives you list 10 starboard,' he fin
ished triumphantfy. Now you know what
l mean"
Then one of his fair visitors asked him
I a conundrum:
when IS a ship abeam?" she said II
heard that yesterday" she added IT'S
almost as good as When is a door not a
door, isn't it?"
This almost noored the corporal He
looked out to sea for several minutes. and
when his features had resumed their nor
NAL lines he continued the tour. But he
did not realize the nature of his big sur
prise until he had taken his friends all
over the ship. Then he remembered that
not once had he been asked for a button
or some thing else by way of a souvenir
The ordinary run of visitors had pestered
the life out of him with requests for SOU
venirs, and one had even been mean
enough TO cut a piece out of his coat while
ne wasn't looking. That had made him
angry. But this was too good to be belieV-
ed. Here were two persons who had not
even asked for a souvenir. He celebrated
the occasion in mastery style. He
took those two friends TO his
locker, and he just simply loaded
them down with souvenirs. Foreign
postage stamps, Olympia letter paper,
Spanish coins and relics, battered Spanish
trumpets-nothing was 100 good for them
and they went down the gangway one
of them was even the proud bearer of one
of the five-pound cans of tea which Sir
Thomas Upton gave the sailors at Colom-
DO. The corporal's faith in human nature
was restored and he had had fitting cefe-
bTation, As for the pretty girls-the smiles
on their faces were like the morning sun
shine, or something else equally CHEEKY
and baDDv