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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-05-13
NAVAL VETERANS.

Farragut association met in its hall,
AZ Washington street. Saturday night.
Capt. Joseph Clifford on the bridge in
command. All hands were called at s
bells. The signal quartemaster report
ed the gangways clear and the ship
was got under way at 1 bell.
Surgeon Trayer reported Samuel O..
Swan OF Bristol as being in feeble
health But his illness and his burden
OF 80 years did not prevent him coming
10 Providence Thursday and calling up
on Shipmate Blanding al his Office.
Past Rear Admiral Allen was In
Providence this week and called upon
Shlpmata- -Blanding.
Past Capt. William ". Place and
Surgeon Traver OF the committee on
the O.. \. II. monument 10 be erected at
the ST. Francis cemetery. They report
grrrt- progress.
Remarks were made for the good OF
the shipmates by quite n number OF
members. Then spinning was
kept up until bells. when the bos'u
was ordered TO pipe down all ham,
mOckS'
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-05-13

er information can be obtained from T.
G. r.. Whittle of No. /; l.. 6. George
Roberts of No. 2; II. q. Rowland Afford
OF No. ana II. 4. A. Clides OF No. ..
Further arrangements will be given Ia
ter. All wishing 10 participate will
please notify one of the above named
comrades.
The past commanders quarterly
meeting will be held Tuesday evening,
May %, in Arnold Post hall. - West
minister street. Brigade No. Will meet
Monday. Brigade No. Will meet Tues
day.
Arrangements for the reinstitution OF
Brigade No. OF Pawtucket are pro-
crossing quite satisfactory and IL is
hoped To be under way In the course Of
"a week or two.
Brigade No. held a we'll attended
meeting Thursday. meeting under the
commandership of Thomas Dyson. The
regular routine OF business was trans
acted, after which under good OF the
order remarks were made by the Right
Honorable Protector Henry Norton,
Hon. Treasurer George Roberts, Depu-
~ Protector John L. Fletcher and Com
rades Wilson, Wilkinson and Whittle.
After a social half hour spent the COM
rades adjourned.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-05-13
HOME CIRCLE.

Mrs. A. II. Horton was awarded the
Home Circle whist i'm King Philip Hall,
lj1 Westminster street. last Monday
evening, by a score OF 80. Mrs. L. NJ.
Eddy received asal6d dish as second
prize by score OF -. and glass fruit
dish went 60 Miss Amy Gorton as third
prize. q comb and brush was won by
MI William ID. Trew by "a score OF 81
John j. HoXy was given the second
price by a score OF -. while George y.
Luther from Pawtucket carried on n
bon bon dish as third prize. The playing
was OF the usual interest which has
characterized these sOcials during the
past season, and the committee in
charge have every reason 90 feel CRATE
ful for the high appreciation with which
their efforts have been recognized. The
remaining three Monday evenings of
the present month will be utilized for
the closing sOCials OF the season. dur
ing which time "A large attendance will
be In evidence.
The unqualified success of the grand
May ball given by the Olneyville Coun-
Gil i'm Library hall the 9Th instant has
has been source 80 qualifications TO
the members and frieuds sf lbs ftuf-
lshing organization besides furnishing
sn enjoyable entertainment for NIFTY
couples. o neat sum Was realized FOR
the lodge treasury. The Council viii
meet Monday evening iu regular session
in its rooms FOR the transaction ~ im-
portant business. and the admissions ~
new members
America council of PawtuclSet hold
a regular mectins "wednesday evening
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-05-13
Orders : =
: : and Societies

knight upon one candidate at the
meeting Thursday evening. There was
large delegation present from Pale,S-
tine lodge.
st. Elmo lodge has two candidates for
the rank OF Knight which viii probably
be conferred Wednesday, May "A.
Brother Winsor, who was SO badly
bitten by a peccary at Roger Williams
lodge Is member OF ST. Elmo lodge.
q. Mclaughlin was elected as mas
ter-at-arms IN Smithsonian lodge
Tuesday.
Next Thursday evening Charles T..
Chickering lodge will make a fraternal
visit TO Oriental lodge. The lodge will
be accompanied by the Chickering
chorus, who viii render number OF
selections.
The committee from the Past Chan
cellors' association and the advisory
board OF the grand lodge met last eVe-
ing and talked over the matter OF hay-
ing some sOm OF demonstration this
summer. The idea OF this committee is
10 devise a program and then invite a
representative from each lodge to be
part OF the committee and all join in
making a demonstration becoming the
order
There was no degree work at the
meeting OF Elmwood lodge Wednesday
evening, so the more talented members
were called upon 10 sing songs play the
piano and other musical instruments.
and SO pleasantly was the evening
spent that il was nearly midnight be-
fore the boys We're aware OF it, There
was the usual eat and drink and the
good things came fr9m an unknown
source.
Sterling company of the Uniform
Rank VIII celebrate its seventh anni-
versary Friday evening, May 26. on
that evening "A picked team from each
company of the First regiment will ex-
emplify the work OF the new ritual. \
banquet will be served.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-05-13

meeting In Alfredian hall Wednesday
evening, President Sister Broadhead Of
ficiating. There was quite a large at
tendance with a number OF visitors
from the sister auxiliaries. Regular
business was conducted. there being
one application for membership, which
was duly referred 10 investigation COM
mittee. For the good of the order re-
marks We're made by the Hon. Deputy
w. Broadhead. President Sister Bray
OF Auxiliary No. 3 and also from a
number of the sisters of Auxiliary No.
,. Secretary Sister Harrison gave a
very interesting reading which was
well received. This being the anniver-
sary OF the auxiliary the meeting was
informally closed. the sisters partaking
OF refreshments. Following this the
regular social hour was spent The b..
:. society will meet next Tuesday aft
ernoon at Sister Clodhills residence.
and all the sisters are cordially invited
to be present.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-05-13
KNIGHTS OF PYThlAS.

There we're nearly 100 members at the
meeting of Sterling lodge Wednesday
evening the attraction being the OFF,
cial visit OF the grand lodge officers. all
OF whom made shot but interesting
addresses. Next Tuesday evening they
will visit Damon lodge and this being
one OF the oldest lodges in the city an
extra large attendance is looked for
The circular sent out by the commit
tee which has I'm charge the dedication
of the beautiful monument at Utica, y.
", in honor OF the late Il. >. RathbQne,
the founder OF the order. made a slight
mistake as to the date, 1t being the 26th
OF July instead OF the 9th.
IVanhoe lodge conferred the rank or
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-05-13
ORDER OF ALfREDIANS.

Brigade No. held Its usual meeting
Friday night with the customary large
attendance. including the Hon. Sec'y
T.. a. Truelove and l.. c. ). w. Heaven
of No. /. The Hon. Com. Benjamin
Buckley presided. Roll call found chap
lain and inside sentinel absent. their
positions being filled temporarily One
proposition WAS received ana referred
20 Tho investigating committee. AIr. j.
q. Wright was duly Initiated into the
order. communication was read from
Comrado Howard stating that having
taken up his residence IN Taunton he
would be Obliged 20 resign hts position
az chaplain. The resignation VAS ac-
cepted with the sincere recrets OF the
brigade. as COmraac Howard was an
energetic worker for Brigade No >. The
same remarks applied to Comradc
Nardley. he also having left the city
and has position "a inside sentinel was
declared vacant. On nominations being
called for this vacant position "A spirit
ed competition eEsucd with the follow
ing results. Chaplain. COmrade Frank
Fisher: inside sentinel. COmrade Sam
uei Hallam. Sick committee reported
Comrade Sampson webb az still on the
sick list and Comrade William Brown
was reported sick. Several committees
reported prOgress.' For the good of the
order spirited remarks were made by
T.. q. Gammell and y. g. James Glll
gave notice Of az IrtcTesfing topic fuI
discussion az the next meeting. The
brigade then adjourned. being followed
b. the usual social.
The past commanders initiation team
viii take charge OF the Initiation cere-
monies Tuesday evening FOR Brigade
No. in Guiid hall Oineyvilie. u. J..
\ movement Is on foot 60 make "a BIZ
cycle run o. lifigad" NJ. .. Hfisiol. w..
4 Oh Ihulslll ,NnnlnE. JUNE !. rlIlh-
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-05-13
KNIGHTS OF KH0RkSSAN.

FL. Karun Temple will hold it's spring
session i'm Sterling Hall. Wednesday
evening. when IL or 10 candidates Will
be called upon TO blister their feet by
"tramping over hot sand" The officers
OF this temple are AZ follows: lmpe-
rial Nawab, Charles A. Lee, venerable
sheik, Il. L. Whiting: royal dizier, j.
Irving Davis; grand emir NJ. G. Hap
poldt: mahedi, Ernest G.. SeettT Tseere-
tary. William A. Wilson; treasurer,
Frank O. Wehoskey; menial, ID. X.
Johnstone; sahib. Frank Il. Crater;
mokhanna, John II. McQuIllan; Joe, T.
r. Magee
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-05-13

I'm the council rooms In kinion's block,
with Vice Leader cheener I. Lufkin in
the chair.
University Council will meet Monday
evening i'm King Philip hall for the
transaction of the regular routine busi-
ness OF the council and the admission
OF new members.
Supreme Secretary julius NJ. Swain,
OF Boston, visited Providence during
the past week.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-05-13
SPEAK OUT!
The arch-Llght of Publicity is Pleasing
Providence People.


Publicity is what the people want
Let the public speak on the subject
There has been too much claim-too
little proof.
Claims made by strangers are not
proof.
There is only one kind Of proof for
Providence citizen.
The experience Of people We know.
when friends and noighbors indorse
Make public statement of their case.
There can be no question about such
evidence.
This ~ the proof we have.
Which backs every box of Doan's
kidney Pills.
No other kidney pills. no other kidney
remedy.
Can produce such proof.
Here is one case OF ihc many we
have:
81 Lest street says: while on duty |
slippcd and fell Resides dslocating
my shoulder and badly bruising my
hin. / strained or wrcuChCd my back
iust over the Kidneys. Tho hip aud
shoulder were soon rightod, but my
hack seemed TO get worse anu worse. I
went back 10 duty az soon as possible
but the exposure to all kinds of
weather only aggravated the trouble.
ard | suffered great deal. ] can en-
dure a lot OF pain without knocking
under. but finally | was compelled to
quit I was of duty 20 days. 10 OF
which | spent IN bed. My physician
got me on my feet again, but the pain
was still there. ! got Doan's Kidney
pills at Lothrop's drug store more out
OF curiosity than FOR any other reiTon.
but all the medicines that ! had tried
prcViously had done r1r no good. I be-
ran taking them. however. ana almost
ifufnediatcly began to feel better.
was soon entirely free from pain and
felt as strong and hearty % ever 1 DO
not believe there h "a remedy in the
world equal to Doan's Kidney Pills
Doan's Kidney pills Tor sale hy all
dealers Price ~ cents Mailed by
Poster Nilburu Co. Buffalo. y. y. sole
srcnts for the " = Remember u.'
rsme Deans and take no other
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-05-13
RATHBONE SISTERS.

Lucretia Social club composed of
members OF Lucretia Temple had a
jolly good time at Waskuck Hall last
evening. they giving an entertainment
and an old maids convention. and. as
rs always case when this wide
awake ladies' club gets together. there
was dancing. The fun lasted until mid
night.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-05-13

100 dozen Ladies' Gauze lAsIe
Hose, actual value per pair ,n-
1Jc., now per pair........... C>C
100 dozen Ladies' Lisle REM
brandt Hose, actual value per a.
pain 39c., now per pair. Zoe
80 dozen Ladies' Hose, white
feet, regular price per pair 80
19c., now per pair........... llC
100 dozen Cents tan and black
socks, actual value Der pair
12lzc., now per pair...s. oC
80 dozen Ladies' Hose ribbed
tops and double soles. actual
value per pair 19c., now per tu
pair .................. N
100 dozen Ladies' White Jersey
Vests. actual value each Oc
l2lac., now each &C., or for. <CC
100 dozen Ladies' shaped Vests
and Pants. low and high
necks. long and short sleeves.
regular price each 19c., now III
fdtn s.s-............ -
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-05-13
A DOCTORS
Success With Grippe.
lie preseribes BRAZILIAN BALM,
Which not only effects a cure in the most
critical cases, but is the only known remedy tnac
leaves no evil results behind.

Miss Emma Rockwell of Kewanee His writes under date
January 2s "Ny mother 20 years of has been
very very sick with Grippe Her head and lungs were at
fected The up 103 degrees The doctor gave
us very little hope but ordered give Brazilian Balm
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 criti
CAL brought her through all right 1t is certainly Won
derfu remedy chief reliance in the family all think
we could not keep house without it
without
We Grippe
perfect the fu. of such wrecks people
with and all broken
completely and other
fails Insist on having and
rs SO
Tablets, ons builder in the world
Chemists Indianapolis
FOR SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
WHOLESALE
Hall Lyon Chambers, Calder Co., Geo. Clahn Co.. and
Blandng & Banding.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-05-13

THERE IS A CLASS OF PEOPLE

Who are injured by the use OF coffee.
Recently there has been placed In all
the grocery stores a new preparation
called GRAIN-O. made OF pure grains,
that takes the place or coffee. The most
delicate stomach receives II without
distress. and but few can tell IL from
coffee. 1t does not cost over Il as much.
Children may drink IL with great ben
eft. 15cts. and 25cts. per package. Try
H. Ask for GRAlN-O
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-05-13
GLOVE DEPT.

We have secured new lots OF last
weeks fast selling specials in Jaffeta
and SILK Gloves at 15c, 19c., 25c. and
2ac per pair. and Mill duplicate that
very successful sale this week with
the following specials added:
Ladies' Gauntlet Double-palm
Bicycle Gloves, in the popular OOc
tan shade, at, per pair ..... ~
Washable Chamois Gloves I'm
white and butter color; bar 7S,
gain at, per pair.............. <oS
Ladies' two-clasp Kid Gloves,
In all the leading shades. 10,
special, at, per pair.......... ~OS
Ladies Kid Gloves. very fine
quality.fancy crocheted back, 1c
very desirable, per pair..... IL 80
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-05-13
LINING DEPT.

Victoria Lawns. in all the new
popular shades, regular price
per yard 19c.. now. per yard.
25 pieces OF Fast Black silk
-E4ffislf-a-peFealiHesEFes,slaF-
price per yard 25c., now. per
yard ....,.............
% pieces Fancy Percaline, reg
ular price per yard l2iac., now
per yard .................-.
25 pieces OF Double Faced
Silesia, warranted fast black
back. regular price per yard
zoe, now, per yard. d.........
so pieces All-Silk SerGes. in all
of the new popular shades,
also changeable effects, regu-
lar price per yard SOC, now,
per yard ...................
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-05-13

1000 yards new Organdies, TO be-
almost given away. Organdies
sold at per yard 25c., but we
have decided TO close them
NIT quickly e-heTe- -ssfaflSaa-t7i
them, per yard................ -.
1000 best Dress Ginghams. regu-
LAT price per yard l0c., now <
per yard ............,.,.......
10 pieces OF silk Dotted Swiss
Null. in all new shades, regu-
lar price per yard 75c., now, An
per yard ................-......
80 pieces Of silk Gingham. for
Shirt Waists. regular price IN
per yard Doc. now per yard. -
% pieces Batiste, nice new pat
terms, regular price per yard ID
19c.. now. per yard............ -
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-05-13
LACE DEPT.

RAoito iiiAt ahc ilEhts
styles that are exclusive
Goods that cannot be matched for
prices quoted.
VEILINGS, full is inches wide.
worth l9c. yard, special price m.
per yalu ...................... w.
NEILINGS. Tuxedo net and
fancy dotted. regular 25c. To-
quality. special price per yard ~
SILK STRING TIES, a special
purchase and special prices. -
25c. l9c.. 12l6c and d....... ~
SILK PUFF TIES, all new, all or
colors, each ................... <VS
WHITE to SILK TIES from sl's 6oc
MUSLIN STOCK BOWS,ail the <o.
latest styles, each. T>S
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-05-13
s%1 s%s Il. ID. NEWELL & SON. Mw %,,.
SUITS SUITS

While every advertiser Is filling your
ears about tulor-made suits, don't
forget the Paris House.
We give you the best suit i'm n no
Providence at this price..... S.>O
SUITS that others are talk
ing up at SIS and $50, ourr< no
price ~ ....................... AT.>o
Ladies' Jackets closing out at great
reductions.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-23

IRE Richond Times calls o. halt on the
Danv.lle REGISTERS abuse of Hon. W. A.
Jones. who seems TO have offended the
editor of that partisan journal Us the
Registers editor enyious. and does he nom
the erudge against The congrc man II'i'
the First district because the latter
pires 20 higher political h0norst ih.
word has gone around that the editor oI
tbe Register also has aspirations ana us-
efree 10 represent DTS district iu cong
when tine present c0nero sman from ilal
district shall have been elevated 10 iha
Gubernat0rial chair Fredericksnurs star
Hon. W. A. Jones has about decided 10
become % candidate for Go. ernor 10 sue
coed Hon. Hoge Tyler This is the
reason. it is Thought by many that Mr
Jones wrl not enter the race for uni'ea
STATES senator. Sir Jones SIS tine man.
and will make good Governor Nnal
is the reason Governor Tyler don ,.l.o
ont sor United States senator let Mf.
Jones have the Governor ana l'l 'l'l'
j. 1Ioae Tyler come out as "a c'nal1i. y.
for United states senator. Then we VIII
SEGA strong Eight Tyler is popular man
and enjoys tho confidence of ile people
of VIRGINIA Ue would mako fine senate
rial umbcr-salem Sentinel
The senatorial primary movement has
caused some Eastern Shore ta.k when
may mean more than was at hrst sup
posed. 1T is now rumored that in tnn
event Hon. W. A. Jones becomes % ol''..
dsto for United States senator. SIR. N. b.
Wleo8tt. OF Aco0mac. wIn figure p'nl-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-23


Although some OF 'ne h's.o" pew"
papers ana ola women are emp.''l'-
lynching as g. protest l9f F.n-i.t.''5
their spleen against the SOUTH it U.s.
gratifying 20 see that the conservative
people at the North ere taking calm
ana dlspasaionaie vie" oil ine negro
problem ia al iis phases and are o.s-
cussing St, not as q Southern problem
hut as the problem of the nation.
The New York Evening Pos, in a
temperate ana thoughtful article ON this
subject says that +. is "a national problem
because whatever affects the South.
whether good or 3D. affects the North
also as they are members VI one body
cone Of them it adds. Cannot De SICK
and tho other wei az the same 'nle.
Nes'o s1nf"s' anu JUS ''H-o''''''..'s
nave ieil an 'Ne'l'''"''e mar" %"
country b history anu N' oN' 81" say
th'i We nave com. 10 "'e eN' Oh l''
consequence IL INC '''fe.-''s l's's-
laton OF the seventies was "n eFil To- the
south and disgrace 20 the North is
nor inc present remedy TOT DO '.he+'i"6
al '"e '@i'O- "oA' ols5i''e To- INC
sou'h anu d '''-,' TO '"e N'l'"'
i''
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am 1890 '.7'' '-''''' '- ST..
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| -. r-....,..n,' r.5
w. e~. ,,-,. ts,r,y ,.~~ro .,,n.rs
from Kentucky who had seen brought
20 The mines 10 suDplant the whites.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-23

the Texas-let her look out for hefael
sh0rd have sa.d "uamu YOU. sir
mind your oNu business. ull in4 ",uo
,r,.n.n. WAS n hs merchant marine.
where personalities are
avoided tnan iu tne service.
M sum un DEB us state conciseiy re
ohrre.s AGAINST Admiral schley toFtufal
ant III fhis innocent Iftle story. ana me
...,r,r.rr.sens. answers f0 them.
First. he turned Che ship away from the
,...rr. throuan corard.cr. thereby enc
f,r.arIrr another ship oi t-e neel; hno
h. a.a $50 la .he face ot romonsirance'
Answer lie .urued bis ship away ifonl
r. enemy I'D making ths turn, To afei'
l,,.rt.-..-e With t4o line OF IRE from
ri. avn batreships. 10 shorten his a.s-
t.rra fo fle 'ntallHg-ou place 10 tno
r..rr.re n-lt which bee perceived Was
arour to occur. and to acquire such POSI-
.t., ln fhat leht as would enable nlm 10
..,-. aU lIs battery effectively lhese
.-. fhs reasons why h's order was Port.
n, have made 60 "Starboard, "oaia
l.,.s b.ar to invite failure and calamity
l-..-v saHar who understands me SIZE
nation knows these things 90 Doe fie.
second Bic s charged n his mad h'gnt
o.th .neulrne che danger OF collision WIN
t.a Texas. aad with acknowledging '-s
DANCER hv inference. and ali1d'ng 20 N
reckless 1890, -,
answer. An undersirapper, present @"
D'. br.ieo for the performance OF c-iies
,,..lrI, clerical and wholly apart nom the
-...t.,. az the Ship. 50 ran forgot HIM
s.If - 90 nteriect corrections and 7us-
...,.iS.s 10 the order Of The feet com.
randsr 20 critical time. The nature q
nis pi-tlmed suggestion Or interruption
-,.. f,rn 10 the impailen; exclamation
~ ,ns commodore On reply 20 u Anc
,t.t exclamation % impa'lenee with
subordinate who certainly meFi,ea ' '"o :,
..,.ore robuks. s. now made 70 serve as the
49, howl OF psnio-s,rcken coward.
.~',., oo schley's record dates back
too FAR and Is seae's1 sas toe ,5 RisSl So ny
IN I'm - ne wiped ont by sny SUCH nimsy
rag. 49,. ,,,,t al, .oo,h
-. Tina. II IL seems eSpedlsnt OF neces-
g INV TiLE WALfllS
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-23

When you SEQ the summer Army
Setting out OBJ iis campaign.
Mothers. sisters. wives ANA daughters
An determined 90 attain
To some coy "c0igne Of vantage
Where old Sol DO more shall vex.
DO Won ever give a thought 10
The brave man behind the cneQucss
When you read OF Beauiy's sortie
into Fashions cold domain
Armed cap-a-pie correctly
u means m0ney-that is plain
But do you who read, or they wEo
See how Beauty now bedecks
Herself. Ger stop 90 pity
The poor man behind the cheq1esE
When you hear OF an engagement
'Twixt n pretty Yankee girl
And n titled foreign beggar-
Count or Baron. Prince or Earl
Can you quite forget IN dwelling
On the little she'll annex.
With its barren. empty honor,
Her poor Pa behind the chsques2
M. n. y. in Boston Globe.