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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-09-17
Deafness Cannot BE Cured

By local applications, as they cannot
reach the diseased portion OF the ear
There IS only one way 10 cure deafness,
and that is by constitutional remedies.
Deafness Is caused By an inhamed con-
dition Of the mucous lining OF the Eusta-
chan Tube. When this tube Is infiamed
you have a rumbling sound or imperfect
hearing. and when IL is entirely closed,
Deafness is the result. and unless the
Inflammation can be taken out and this
tube restored TO its normal condition
hearing will be destroyed forever, nine
cases out OF ten are caused by Catarrh.
which Is nothing but an iniamed condi-
lion of the mucous surfaces.
We will give one Hundred Dollars for
any case Of Deafness Caused BY catarrh)
mat cannot be cured by Halls Catarh
cure. Send for circulars free;
T. J. CHENEY e CO., Toledo, O.
Sold by Druggists, 75c. III,
Halls Family Pills are the pest.
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The New Dress Trimmings.

New and Silk and Cloth AppIques'
snangled Jet Gallons, new patterns, all
widths and prices.
Fancy Spangled Jet Gallons enureiS
,ay- ideas with All-Over Nets TO match.
sink Fringes. in Black and White
snangled Bodies, new, handsome, and
stylish for street or evening wear.
Net let Garnltures, artistic patterns.
New Colored silk Appliques, in an I'M
mense assortment OF strictly new pat
terms. full line OF cOlors.
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TAILOR-MADE SUITS.

Our new stock is here and ready ior
your inspection. and most eNtravagant
assortment It IS. too. High-grade goods
ms, the very perfection OF manufacturers
skin. but with their prices SO arranseu
as TO make their getting easy. Tho mate
rails used are Oxfords. CameFs-hair'
Homespuns, Veneuans, Vicuna' anu
Rroadcloth. in the new cuts OF Eton'
double and single-breasted. tight-atting,
and fy-front jackets. Prices range from
$40 to $50
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The Hosiery Department.

All new and fresh. Below we note some
especially worthy specialist
Children's Fast Black, Full Regular
Ribbed Cotton Hose, regular 25c. value
1911 =, ......10 2-:sc.
Ladies' Extra Quality, Full Regular
Made. Fast Black Cotton Hose, regular
1G pc. value, special at............''.''ioc '
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TRUNKS, SATCHELS, AND
DRESS SUIT CASES.

We have just added to our house com
plete assortment of Trunks, Satcheis'
Dress-Suit Cases. &C. in all the newest
shapes and feathers. We invite our
friends to examine the stock and become
convinced of the litueness Of our prices.
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brother in the District of Columbia.
Miss Ida Tolson, of Shamrock, in this
county. who has been very III, has so
much improved as TO be able 10 SIT up
ACCIDENT TO MRS. RADCLIFFE.
Mrs. susan Radcliffe, an elderly 9dy OF
this county. is quite sick from the effects
of a fan while on steamboat Few
DAYS ago. She boarded steamer at
Fredericksburg en- route for home mere,
and while she was standing the boat
suddenly moved and she lost ner Dal-
ance and fell violently 20 the MOOR re-
ceiving painful bruises, etc.
Mrs. Adam Posey, of Washington, IS
visiting relatives in King George ana
Caroline.
Mr. wilkins Taylor, of this neighbor-
hood. has returned from business trip
TO the national capital city.
Mrs. Fielding Lewis, Jr., late OF south
McAlester. /. T.. who came here from
Saranac. n. Y, last spring, ana whose
illness has been mentioned in TINS cor
respondence has regained suincleht
strength to drive out some In pleasant
weather and her hosts Of loving illends
everywhere are rejoicing in the hope or
soon seeing her restored to health.
The King George Republicans held a
mass-meeting at the courthouse yester-
day for the transaction OF much iimpor-
tant business Of interest TO the party re-
| lative to the coming legislative campaign
/ 1t is understood that they viii put a reg
ular candidate in the field for the House
! Of Delegates for Stafford and King
George
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-09-17
THE LINEN DEPARTMENT.

The best Irish and Scotch makes, all
pure fax, Of course. Below we menuon
some noteworthy specials for special men
ton:
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NEW BLACK GOODS.
New CrepOnS,

very new and handsome patterns, many OF
them being exclusive; all grades, from the
cheapest 20 best imported, but at every
price values that are unmatched else
where
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Silk Waists,

strictly high grade, but at little prices'
White. Black, and Colored Taffetas and
satins. made i'm both shirt-waist ana
bodice styles. Prices range from
81 to SIS
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Separate Skirts,

cut in the most fashionable Shapes; inc
materials used are Camefs-halr fiauS'
Two-Toned effects. oxfords. clotns'
Serge, and Crepon. Prices range from
SIS to $40
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Three Specials from
Our Underwear Department.

Boys Heavy Gray Cotton Fleece-Lned
Shirts. Pants. and Drawers, soft and
warm. all sizes. a regular 81 1-2c. value,
I9c.
at ............. ...ss.s'.''' ''+'''''''''
Ladies' Winter-Weight Ecru, Fleece
Lined Cotton Vests and Pants, a very
warm and comfortable garment, much
better garment than the usual 81 l--c'
kind, special at ........... ..'.''''''''''''0
Ladies' Fine, Soft, and Warm Rippeo
Merino Vests, just the weight for our
climate. a much better garment tnan the
usual 81 kind, special at ...............soc'
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Silk Understands,

extra-heavy weight Taffeta, accordion
nlaited ruffles and fare fiounce, trimmed
with box-plaited silk, In an immense
range Of new shadings. Prices,
$3.50 to $50
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Underwear,

lust the kinds and weight that this ell
mate needs. but all kinds, weights, and
qualities and at prices to suit everybody.
SPECIAL.
We are agents for DR.. Jaeger's Sanitary
WOOllcn Underwear.
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THE MEMS
FURNISHINGS DEPARTMENT,

all new and fresh; just the kinds and
styles wanted by all good dressers. You
have but once to examine our stock and
YOU will become convinced Of the COM
pleteness of our stock and the extreme
modesty of our price.
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UNDERWEAR.

No house in Richmond shows so COM
plete stock of Underwear as we 40
Here can be found at all times In COM
plete assortments just the kinds for men,
women and children that are known to
give the greatest satisfaction to the
wearer in regard to washing and wearing
qualities.
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oriental Rugs.

NJ I-rrost collection We have ever
..-, and line largess ever shown south
,.>ew York. Lovers of these OLD cuilos
lT examine our stock and see how
.-...s-lv they are priced here. In our
.r..Ion can DE had
Ts..ars. Gendjcs.
pathara. Noussoul.
Aratolan. Kniva. Bokhara,
ANTIQUE Hivas. Dagheston, and
New and Antique Shirran,
n M sizes from the smallest Mats 10 'ne
LARGEST carpet sizes.
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New FurS.

Black Marten. Mink, Sable. Fox Bea'
YER. GUNNER. MouffIon, in Collarettes en-
Boas, at specially low prices.
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Golf CapeS.

The ever-ready Golf Cape is shown by
us in an immense variety and at prices
less than the same can be had elsewhere.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-09-17
Bath Robes.

Light Blue. pink, Red, and Gray Elder
down Bath Robes and Dressing sacques'
nicely made.
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Iute SMYRNA,

rNra-Heavy Double-Faced Jute smyrna .ina
-,.-s SIZE gNl2 feet. new and fascinating
..,,s-ns and oolorings. special at..Si%-oo
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Napkins.

l9-inch Extra-Heavy, Round Thread
Pure Linen German Damask Napkins an
elegant washer and wearer, and decided
bargain, dozen .........'. .''.'''''''''''s~'""
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Shirts,

pure linen bosom, good cotton, and a
thoroughly comfortable garment; three
styles-closed front, open back and front
and plated bosom. open back and front
I'm every respect a regular $3.50 custom
made garment special at ............Si.Oo
Gontlemen's Collars and Cuffs, all the
corroci new shapes.
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.BrOcatelleS,

.- immense showing Of strictly new pat-
-.rr- and c0lorings with the prices 50 ar
RANGED a- To- suit all purses.
e.rr. and Cords To- match.
~ - NL-lt1.
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Administer Rugs,

- ol2 fooA very handsome patterns
s-. .,,orines. a decided bargain at $3.50
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Rows Shirt-WaiStS.

The Popular Mothers Friend ana star
waists in a bewildering assortment OF
new and dainty patterns.
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the class with Confederate currency and
wooden nutmegs, should turn right
around in my absence and allude 70 me
as a hunk Of honey or a second William
Jennings Bryan. If any bouquets are TO
be thrown. / want 10 be right up by the
rostrum. where j may be pelted with
sweet violets and buried in rose-petals. l
don't want 10 read about the ovation IN
the san Francisco papers or have 1t de-
tailed on my tombstone. But there's no
way of knowing the tricks Of woman.
She'll lack you up before the Police Court
for wife beating and then sass the JUS
tice if he fines you. Shell nag at you
all day about your pipe, and then weep
If you dictate letters to your typewriter
girl. She'll raise sand if you wear holes
i'm your socks, yet spend six weeks in
crocheting for you a pair of slippers
which you wouldn't dare not to wear
She'll she'll, she'll-well. she'll always
do the thing you least expect.
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extra quality, weight, and finish in an
immense assortment Of all the new and
hard-to-get shadings, an extra good
value ................ '...'"c'
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DanaSkS.

eS-incb All pure Linen Extra Heavy Da-
mask. ten distinctively rev patterns 10
select from, an especially attractive
value ............. ....................'.'F'
as Napkins to match. dozen. ..S5-oo
"a Napkins to match, dozen. .....S4oo
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An Extra Value in
Gentiemen'S HandkerchiefS.

Hemstitched. All Pure Linen Handker-
chiefs. fine and sheer. embroidered ini-
tials, AN unusually good value at....25c.
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SPECIAL.

SPEIIAL.
BOYS White Cambria and Percale
Waists. nicely made, tucked back ana
front. extra value ........................oo
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Heretofore I've paid about % cents
word for their ponderous vocabularies'
Plain Anglo-Saxon will serve my purpose
until | get on my feet again.
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Towels.

22xiO Extra Fine All-Linen Hemmed
Huck Towels. regular $50 value, spe-
.s275
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NSl TEX,
WILTON,
HARTFORD NELNEl
Three Extra Good
o,d extra-low priced specials
tror, our Rug Department.
Smyrna Rugs,

-..-' heavy. all-wool. size 9Xl2 feet' en-
'...r new and handsome patterns ana
-.-rs. am extra value............Si@.'o
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hope there is some justification for in
dulging i'm the sport on Sunday, but I'm
clad my legs and piety bar me.
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VelvetS,
A Special yaluein Taffeta Silk

an immense showing Of colorings; all the
new and staple shadings.
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English Golf SuitingS.

English Golf SuitingS.
An immense showing Of this popular
fabric, many Of the styles being shown
by us being exclusive.
NEW BLACK GOODS.
A most generous assortment OF all the
new fancies, amply reinforced by all the
staple weaves.
NEW
Serges, Diagonals,
Whip-Cords, Cheviots
Camels-Hair Cheviots,
Vicuna Cloths.
Camels-Hair Venetians,
Camers-Hair Twills.
Moussous.
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AND ENGLISH AND
DOMESTIC W1LOURS.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-08-29
ST. JOHNS LODGE ANNIVERSARY.
mamb;n Of No; ], Of kswpor' Are arranging an
Eabo ate Elan OF Che vancs.

st. Johns Lodge, No. /. A. II. and A.
NJ. of Newport, will celebrate it's 15Oth
anniversary on Monday, September IL,
AMI the affair promises to be particu-
larly interesting, as the lodge Is the
oldest Masonic organization in the
state, an;edating the lodge in Provi-
dence by eight years. and Is, moreover,
one of the less than half a dozen lodges
In the country whose history extends
back for century and a half.
The date of the anniversary falls on
the date of the battle OF Lake Erie, and
quite number of Che Members or the
lodge participated in the victory. The
exercises will last through the FAY and
evening. In the morning the lodge viii
be openei In festival communication in
The Masonic building. and will march
from there 20 the church where the ex-
erclses Will take place. The principal
feature of the cccaT.on VIII be an in
toresting historical address which will
be delivered by Mayor Robert S
Franklin, past Junior warden. The
church exercises will be follwed by a
COLLATION.. and the members Of the lodge
and invited guests viii take drive
about the city
crate banquet. and Worthy Master oil
yer ~. i. Belmont will preside at the
post -prandlal exercises. Among the
guests who will be invited TO attend
the banquet will be the grand master
an the other officers OF the grand lodge
of Rhode Island the grand masters Of
all the grand lodges In New England
and the masters and wardens of all the
lodges i'm Rhode Island.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-08-29
CLOSING SESSIONS HELD.
The soyenth Day fapiIsis Fave concIuds1 Their
Work a. A;hayU.

The closing meetings of the 9th an
riverserv ~ the general conference of
the Seventh Day Baptists were held
az Ashaway yesterday Both in at
tendance and in the nature of the fea-
lures presented the conference is gen.
orally pronounced satisfactory by the
committee in charge and those in at
tendance
The exercises began with a sunrise
meeting OF prayer at $50. The chief
feature Of the forenoon program was
the meeting Of the young peoples per-
manent committee. The usual report1
were followed by an open parliament
upon the topics What Most Hinders
Young Christian Endeavorers?" Are
the Young People More Active Than
Before the Christian Endeavor Gamer"
and What Ais the Boy?"
The meeting Of the Sabbath Evan
gelizing and Industriai association, a
new departure established this year,
also was held in the morning.
The ministers monument in the First
Hopkinton cemetery associations
grounds was dedicated yesterday after
noon, with remarks by stephen Bab-
cock. presidenl. OF the Assuwamiaui as
sociation and an address by President
w. G. Whitcomb OF Milton college. Wis
cOnsin.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-08-29
OLD HOME WEEK.
Celebration Continued in Many New
Hampshire Towns.
The Big State Observance VIII Be Held at
Concord Tomorrow.

Concord, N. H.. Aug. 29.-Another
beautiful day, the fourth OF Old Home
Week. finds the individual town cele-
brations I'm full swing.
Thursday the number will be fewer
on account of the general Interest taken
all over the state in the big celebration
here ait the capital, but Friday will find
a number OF towns celebrating and on
Saturday the week VIII close with an
observance at the summer resort or
w oodstock.
Towns celebrating today incluS q
Pembroke, Dunbarton. Webster, Green
land Kenslngton. Bristol, New London.
Newport. Plainneld. Sandwich. Marl-
bOro, Gllsum. Brentwood and Carroll.
Several Of these celebrations are within
easy Journeys OF this city and large
Concord delegations have participated
In he observances at DunbaI9on. Penn
broke and Webster. Gov. Rollins and
Senator Chandler headed the party for
Dunbarton.
In addition to the picnic dinners and
speech making which have character
ized all the celebrations today, there
have been special and unique features
i'm several instances. A pigeon shoot
ing match between the town teams of
Dunbarton and Hennker was a feature
at Dunbarton. At Gilsum the Keene
Light Guasi paraded. Bristol had
sports of all kinds on water and on
land,
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-08-29
The Busles. FIscs IN Prcvldsnc,.

The Office Of the State Fair Associa-
tion at 81 Westminster street is one OF
the busiest spots in Providence. these
days of late August. Ii requires a good
deal OF preliminary work TO set up an
exposition Of the size and importance
attained by the Rhode Isani state
Fair. This work begins months before
the entry lists for the regular exhibi-
tion departments arc opened. and u re-
auircs a large staff of clerks. stenog-
raphers and typewrFters 90 att,I 4 TO H..
As the fair is to be considerably larg-
or this year than ordinarily. IL was
deemed advisable ~ begin the prelimin-
nrv work of shaping things" earlier
than usual. The precaution was well
taken. and az !, is there isn't a minute
TO LOSE. From now until the gates 3t
Narra eansett T1rk are opened Mon
day. october 2. tac state Fair Office Will
be the busiest place In Providence.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-08-29
The ANTI-SGL00N LEAGUE.
is Work In Bristol Causes Unoasnes, Among
DsasE and BoNsnen.

A surprise to Rhode Island saloon
keepers was unearthed at Bristol when
the anti-saloon league cases against
certain saloon keepers came up before
JUICE Bosworth in the district court.
Other than to arraign those against
whom warrants had been served. the
acceptance of bondsmen and setting a
date for trial. nothing was done.
There were 16 warrants. All the par
ties plealfng NOT guilty, and all the
cases were continued unta next Mon
day for trial. On each warrant 5000 was
required as security and was furnished.
Regarding this bail, however, a, i'm
portant ruling under the law was made
by Judge Bosworth. He declared the law
provides that IL person holding n
license TO sell liquor shall offer himself
as security for another charged with
an illegal sale or an unlawful transac-
tion the party so Offering to become the
surety shall forfeit his license.
When this ruling was made II created
a big commotion and caused many
changes TO be made i'm the bonismer.
as some of those against whom war
rants had been sworn had already be-
come surety for each other
The warrants made charges OF sales
on Aug. g. 13 and 20 to Merrill s. Louks
or Melvin A. Wilson, the anti-saloon
league spoilers. and some OF the cases
were for keeping for sale on Sunday.
VIM. l.. Taylor. charged with two
sales, furnished $500 bail, as did Dennis
Ryan.
Rudolph Yaiser and Capt. Timothy
Hurley. each charged with two sales
and with keeping for sale, furnished
bonds I'm 5000 each.
Henry f. :. Rawson. Isaiah Crowley
and Augustus a. Gravel charged with
one sale each. furnished 5000 bonds.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-08-29
PARADE OF THE 18TH.
Volunteers VII March through tho CITY S'rssls
en- Friday S penSa 8.

The date Of the parade Of the Twen-
ty-sixth United States infantry in this
city will probably fall on Friday, Sep
tember s. and Qaurtermastcr Gen. w.
Howard Walker leaves Providence this
afternoon for Plattsburg. n. ". for the
purpose Of comforting with Col Rice
concerning the reception TO the regl-
mSnt. Gov. Dyer has been informed
that the regiment will probably remain
In Providence over night but as the
troops are 10 travel I'm their own tour
ist sleeping cars their stay here will
not necessitate any arrangements in
the nature Of sleeping accommodation
IL Is generally anticipated that the
streets In the center OF the city will he
profuscly decorated on the occasion OF
the visit OF The regiment. which con-
tains SO many Rhode Island men.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-08-29
BI.METAlLIC MEETING.
Arrangements Made For the Three
Days' Session al Crescent Park.
List Of SPEAKERS Who Will Make Addresses.
MI. Bryan Cannot Come.

A committee Of the New England BIZ
metallic league met at the Parker
house. Boston, yesterday to talk over
the next public gathering under the
auspices OF the club. The organization
will hold a meeting lasting three days,
and beginning next Saturday, at Cres-
cent Park.
The committee announced after the
meeting that all the Democratic leaders
from different parts of the Union who
had said they would 60 TO Crescent
Park would certainly be there, except
Mr.. Bryan. The party leader gave a
conditional promise 30 attend the gath
erjng but sent word last week that he
must go TO California. IL is quite pos
siDle tnat Mr.. Bryan may go to Boston
TO the Democratic state convention
next month.
The speakers for the three days
meeting at Crescent Park are as fol-
lows: Saturday. Sept. 2--Judge Jamea
Il. Tarvin of Kentucky. Hon. Henry o.
Kent of New Hampshire, Hon. John
p. Altgeld OF Chicago. Thomas j. Gar
gan OF Boston.
Sunday, Sept. 3-Hon. j. S. G. Black
burn OF Kentucky. Hon. John J. Lentz
of Ohio, NJ. +. Frank of Maine, Con-
gresham ID. a. DeArmond OF Missouri.
Monday. Sept. 4-Hon. BENJAMIN r..
Tillman OF South Carolina, Rev. Chas.
j.. Bisbee OF Chicopee Mass: Hon. Jo-
seph G. Sibley Of Pennsylvania, o. II.
y. Belmont of New York. Hon. Henry
#. Naphen of Boston, Hon. Benton Nc
Millin governor of Tennessee.
Two years ago Thomas j. Gargan
was a stanch suDDOrter of the Palmer
and Buckner ticket. The men who ar
ranged the above program say he will
act henceforth with the regular organi-
cation.
The bfmetallic committee certify the
news already printed In the News that
William j. Bryan will not be present at
the Rhode Island meetings.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-08-29

The Rhode Island Naval Battalion Is
at sea on the United States steamer
Prairie. and is at present somewhere on
the Atlantic coast. but. inasmuch. as
there is 10 be no communication with
the shore until the battalion is again
landed at Newport. 1t is not easy to say
in what particular part OF the ocean
the Prairie is now cruising.
The orders were for the Prairie to put
straight out TO sea from New Bedford
on Sunday afternoon and continue
south until she reached the mouth OF
the Potomac river. a distance OF some
thing over 500 miles. On the way the
big guns will be fired and the Rhode
Island men given a chance to try their
luck ate target practice. Capt. Macken-
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-08-29
NO CHURCH WEDDING.
Mrs. HawmeJer Sald % Be Making Ano.hsr EfIcrI
fora 0spensail,n.

The report current in Newport that
Mrs. Theodore A. Havemeyer is still
hopeful OF having a Roman Catholic
church wedding for her daughter, Miss
Dora Havemeyer. and Lieut. Com
mander Winslow. Notwithstanding the
opposition OF Rt. Rev. mathew Harlins
OF the c1ocese OF Providence, has
aroused much interest here.
Mrs. Havemeycr is said TO have de-
termined to ask her obi friend Arch
bishop Ireland. TO interccde with Bishop
Harkins that he may give his sanction
60 this proposed church marriage be-
tween Catholic ami Pro. estant.
II was posft vely stated however. at
the bishops residence in thi city. that
the bishops will not consent. being
firmly persuaded that the rule OF the
church governing sucn matters must be
followed I'm this case. just as in any
other case.