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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-12-03
MINTER TNnERMEAR.


Nearly every day brings a notice that
prices have been advanced by some one
OF the great Underwear manufacturers
who supply our wants and yours. but so
far we are maintaining the lowest prices
$50 have ever known for reliable Under.
wear.
50 win buy Mems sl2j AIedicated ALI
Wool Red Flannel Wrights Health, Glass
ttuhury. aud Pure White Lamb s-M OQl
Shirts and Drawers
70 win buy Mems CSC C8mers-Hair.
Natural Wool Pure White Lambs Wool.
and Medicated Al-Wooi Red Flannel
Shirts and Drawers.
Sgc VIII buy Mems soc. Natural Wool.
Camel s-Halr. Blue and Tan Fleece-Llned
and Pure White Meriu0 shirts and Draw
crs.
25c will buy Mems Heavy Camers-Hair
and Natural Wool shirts and Drawers.
a.so Gray and Fancy Striped Jersey
Rlbncd shirts and Drawers.
33c Will buy Chiidren's zoe. Natural
Wool and Camel s-Hair Vests, Pants,
or Drawers.
II i-2c. viii buy Childrens l9c. Fleece
Linod Jersey Ribbed Vests and Pants;
also. Infants Ribbed Wrappers. all siz s..
81 viii buy Ladies' $50 Oneita Union
Suits. Ia Cream and Gray. Black cQucs-
trian tights, and Vests and Pants to
5Dc will buy Ladies' 81 Natural Wool
and White Lambs Wool Vests and Pants.
800 Will buy Ladies' Soc White Merno
Vests and Pants.
INFANTS WEAR.
one of the greatest hits of this great
business has been this Infants Depart
ment. where everything Tor babies and
small children rs bought FOR their spe-
cial purpose. and kept In this department..
This weeks specials include the follow
$50 Eiderdown Walking Coats. 81,
$40 Handsome Gray Coats, fur-trim-
ned 81
$3.50
Tucked and Suk-Embroidered Caps, lace
end ribbon trimmed 1Oc.
Lace Hand-Made Caps, 81 70
Fine Imported Bonnets. 81 -.
Infants Long Cashmere tioaks. zoe.
s. Fine Imported Long C.Oahs, $40.
81 Christening Robes. -.
Hemstitched White Dresses. Sl-aO
Chldren's Dainty Gowns, 5Oc.
s. Fur Robes al SD.
Handsome Double Robes. made Of the
finest Iceland lamb, quilted, s@un hueu'
Elegant Burhma Lamb Robes, satin
liDad, 50 value, al SIG.
HOSIERY.
Far many years this store has re-
failed extraordinarily large quanti-
ties of Hosiery, and the mills haN-
ing special lots, favor Us with these
bargains. thus creating these spe-
cinl sales here.
Lot No. Ladies FIeeced-Lined Wool
and Cotton Hose. all Solid Black, double
sOlea. worth l9c. Tor ~ pair
Lots Nos ana leases OF Chlldren
Ribbed Hose. all kinds Of different no
bed sizes . TO . L.. double knees heS.7'
and zoos fuu seamless and stainless. The
best Judge can pick the best black worth
up 90 lgc pair choice OF them, ID. pair
Lot ladies and Cnldren UNI
Seamless Black Hose plain or IlDDeu. ali
sizes double heels and toes, else" mere
bargain az J. l-2c, for &c. pair.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-12-03
Another surprise Among
MACK DRESS GOODS,

-lmnosed eNcIusiVcly 0f Fue swell &c
o0us. and comprising goods that usually
.ost 81 so 10 S. sd. arranged for selling in
different priced lots-osc., 81 -, and
$50.
q pntterns Of Handsome SILK and
Wool Crepons. 10 inches wide. uSu-
ally cost - and SO, 10 be sold SO and
- n yard.
Fxra-ueavy Chev,ots. &c inches wide.
jet Black. $50 yard.
Camers-Hair CheyiOts. - inches wide.
a perfect Black never sold under 3 yard
at 81 30.
The r0-inch wide CamCfs-iIair CheYiots
reXt quality. 70. yard.
Crow-Back Suiung Cloth, 81 inches
wide. SOC yard.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-12-03

ladies' Felt slippers, regular price 81,
for SOC.
ladies Felt Juicts. 75c.
Misses and Chiidren's Sho for one dol
lar can be bought anywhere and every
where. but there SIS 20 be offered here
a smallish lor OF the best YOU w gee
for many DAYS TO come a 81 They iu-
clude button and lace and nine Styles.
covering every wantable kind.
The Sorosls Shoe az $3.50 can be- bought
only here.
With "a thrce-mi 'llon-dollar capital AZ
hand. the makers of Carlisle Shoes have
made for as new lot OF Shoe The
quality OF leather used being tho ame
As that in the famous lot We sold last
spring. Had IL NOT been ~ their large
capital they couldn't have Sought enough
leather before che advance 20 make su R
Shoes to-day at two dollars. and Tor this
two dollars We give yOu every guarant' e
possible: that Is. n they DO not wear as
well az $3.50 or g shoes YOU buy. new
pair will be given I'm this lot are seven
styles including the new, mannish shape.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-12-03

$3.50 Double-Width Velvet Carpet, 81 25.
81 Bigelow Administer Carpet. name
woven in back, $1.l2 IL
9Oc Wilton Velvet Carpet, for parlor'
bedrooms, or halls. 05c.
COO. Brussels Carpets, colors Red and
Green, Soc.
75c. All-Wool, Ful-Yard-Wide Ingram
Carpet. colors. Red, Green, Tan, Blue,
and olive, 49c.
SOC. Wool-Filled. Full-Yard-Wide In
grain Carpet. zoe yard.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-12-03
NIrsIIN rNnEnMEAR.

Perhaps you can measure better now
well our Muslin Underwear VIII SUIT you
d. We give you unit off Value TO judge IL
by
-0mrIv trimmed m lace inserting, and
ribbon So 20 $3.50
81 Cambria Skirt Chemise, Nalencienhes'
lace trimmed, GO.
Cic Gown, embroidery inserting auu
tucked y0kes, 4Dc. Others at ." ana o'c''
up tO $J.0S. ....
sgc Muslin Petticoats with cambria iui-
ic. &3c. .....,,...,
81 Muslin PetticOats. with mems u'c"eu
or embroidery trimmed tolnce, 90. ..e
Nurses Aprons with b.ns. N.CA.. - 81.
DE-. and embroidery trlmn-u' 80 ~ ~
and fDc.. up 20 81 80.
India Linen Belt Aprons Win mem anu
tucks tTc
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-12-03
rANcY LINEN PIECES.

Five special lots of Fancy Linen
Pieces 80 on sale tomorrow "hich
should bring every owner OF ""-
reau. buffet, or washstand 10 TINS
counter.
Heavy Monte Linen Tray Covers. fancy
fraWn-thread ends, frinsed ana stamped
zoe. each. ,
pain Linen Scarfs. hcmstitched all
.rcund 20xJi inches, dalnuly stamped,
sac. each. CO.,.
German Linen Buffet Scorts. lsN1t
inches. tied fringe and stamped &c.
Colored Centre Scarfs. heavy brochet
.ntres. and fancy drawn IL and =
ards long. 39c each.
stamped Cushion Tops, many different
.. .f,,s = each.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-12-03

Boys o V =
~oats. Of sole
kerscys. Gray. Oh
Tan Twccds. Will
% J "a / q backs
Brown and Blue
D. e q w r8lsel
twillcd chcViots
with open cuff
Dark or Light
Tan TWillod Co
Verts. with Ol
without NelVr'
collars, the very
latest styles auD
designs I'm hall
and three quartz
lengths. very fuI
box backs II
lOuohf i'm ord
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-12-03
mummy ToILET ARTICLES.

Silvcr-Al0untcd Talcum-I0WdeF b0Ats'
90.
SHver-Mounted Soap Boxes. all coiors'
Plain scan Boxes. AN colors "oc.
Travelling Cdsc--''-'' $500
Comb-9sc
travelling Cases. 2"c.
Fancy Box Colgate s. Extract amy o"'i'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-12-03

lined with plaid tafcta. collar. sleeves,
and buttons Of coat finished d. several
rows of tailor stitching. am excellent coat
for the above price.
50. 5O-Lfcht-W Weight K,r-cy -Cloth Coats,
in Iieht-Tan and Castor. fOur-buliOn, box
effect. very nobby and stylish.
Sf5-Vcrv Handsome Coats I'm Extra
Quality Kcrsey beautifully tailored, lined
throughout with satin.
sf.5O-Black Kerscy Coats, made d1u-
hlc-breastod. box front. entire coat lined;
a splendid coat for the price no ntioned.
s. 9s-Hcavy-Q Quality NencJd lo. n
ed. dip-fr0nt. braid-tr.mmedi very stylish
and nicely made.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-12-03
n.n1rr ENANiEILEn NOS nEDs.

s. 30 for q Single or Double yea.
sizes. brass trimmed and rollers.
SID for a Full Bras trimmed sea
brass rod head and foot; best enamel.
S0.05 for the Patented BED ana spiinss
brass rods and vases. This is a 5-fIece
Special Bed. ,
Sf9D-ChiIds Bed. special
$3.50 for Fun Brass-iummed h'o-'
brass rods head and foot This is very
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-12-03
spECIAL eAIE pARLOR SUITS,

Tapestry covered no so.
Plush covered at $3.50.
Dana SIX covered at Sd1.
Er0catcue covered at siOp-
$50 Cor Davcuporrs Solid Mahogany
Frame. Green velour cover and piAo" b
10 match. worth SIS.
$50 for the Handsome Davenport Ma
h0uauy Frame and pillows to malcui
81 80 for "a Duble-D00r Wardrobe
made of hardwood. stock price $50.
Others. in Golden oak and Mahogany,
nc SI2 30 20 $3.50
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-12-03
Again Wonder Fur Sales.

Finest Quality Electric-Seal Collarette,
With real Persian Lamb yoke and - large
Martcu tails usual price H5. sale az SO
Imitation stone Aarten COliarctto. with
yoke of Electric Seal and Stole front,
with 10 tails. usual price SO. sale at -.
same style C0iiarctte in krmmor.
with Lisht-Gray Moufhon edge. usual
price SIS. sale at $3.50
Same style Co.larette. IN Electric Seal
with ChiuchIlla edge lined with satin,
....L uL--n s.. I'll. IL = %
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-12-03
LACE CURTAINS.


Fine irish Point and TamDour, 500
pair.
Irish Point. renaissance borders. $40.
Nottingham Curtains, real Brussels el-
feet. S2.9o
Two-Thread Weave Nottingham Lace
Curtains. 81 40.
Muslin Curtains. dotted and figured, ruff
fled 81.
pair ..--
WOOL BLANK ETS.
Fine Atwood California, 7-NSi inches
So pair. ,,
Country Made. soft. heecy nap $500.
Heavy Twill. Gray ana Mnne, h.fo
pair
SPECIAL SILK NEWS.
Extra Quality Black Taneta SIX. 80
inches wide for 81 p yard.
Extra Quality 81 Black Ianeta' H-iheH'
S5c
Extra Quality SEC Black Taffeta. zoe
roc. Black Tameta SIX az 63c. yard.
csc. Black Taffeta SILK at ooc. yard.
corded Black Tanetas, the zoe. kind
for SOC. yard.
our 81 8 Peau De Sole for Dsc.
our 81 Is and s. - for 81 10
Corded Taffetas. in al the newest
shades. sold for 81 25 Tor 81 yard
An Plain TaNeta silks. that sold Tor
Sjc i'm an colors. for 20. yard.
21-inCh Corduroy M Di.cH ana Navy
Blue, our sec. quality for 90.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-12-03
Misses Coats.


Chamber Suits. $50. 80 styles, Golden
Oak and Mahogany finish, fancy shape
oval or cheyal mirrors with solid brass
trimmings suits that are as fine and AS
pretty as are offered hercabouts not less
than E5. AN Grand Rapids made, choice
of any $50 50.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-12-03
Ladies' Separate
Dress Skirts.

SG-Tailor-M Made skirts. In heavy Black
Camers-Hair, stitch-panel and bottom.
the new inverted-pleat back; best perca-
line lining.
s5-Bcst-Quallty Homespun Skirts. seal
Top, button-trmmed panel, back,
oxford Gray, Light Gray, and Blue.
s3.G0-Oxford Gray Skirts. inverted-pleat
back. side fastening.
25O-Ladies' Camel's-Hair Skirts, In
dark. serviceable shades seams double
stitched, percaiine-iined. special price.
S25O-Heavy Flannel Waists, all colors,
lined throughout.
si-All colors I'm Flannel Waists, Braid
Trimmed Shirt Waist style.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-12-03

Nard-Wide Mercerized Antique Tailor
LiuirE. Purple. Cerise. Apple, Blue, can't
te.l from silk yard i0c
3i-ucn SIk-finished Moire Lining, an
colors. worth -5c.. the yard l1c-
Best loo. French Perca.ne' an colors'
100
-Uc. Fancy Skirt Lining the yard, loc
lJ Rice Cambrcs. high C0l0rs, -.
3ic. Electric Italian Cloth superb Tailor
Lining or Skirtng. Black or Tan. gold or
silver making I7c.
llr. Black Canvas. to-day, . sc.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-12-03

Double-Breasted Navy-Bluc Cheyiot
Suits. for which you would readily pay
s.. sizes for boys to ID years, sale al
30C. suit
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-12-03

At Goethe latest hit IN musical
ccntrcs-Dewey's Victory. grand
raicr, D. TFufe~snr 500. .4s.
HOLIDAY CARRIERS AND SUPPORT
FRS.
Fancy Carriers r.a-s-t0n box. 100.
All-Slk Carriers fancy buckle and bow,
Best Quality SILK Carriers 75c
Ali-sik Corset Hose supporters 75c
Fancy Web Hose Supporters. au coiors.
15c
Fancy Web Au-SIk Hose Supporters.
25c.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-12-03

4 Black net with
chenille or velvet dot.
under which IL woven
apink net, giving the
complexion a ualhll
color, which is a real
beautifyer.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-12-03
Carpets.

sNNRsh RUGS.
30X6o inches. o~c.. ax12 inches 81 90;
yards wide. yards long Si2 $50 wilton
Rug. 3 yards wide and 4 yards long, spe-
cial, S33 -
Floor Ou-Cloth-i-i. 5-4 G-i and S.
extra quality. square yard - lie
oVc. Lin0leIm. yards wide square yard
20c.
Cocoa Floor Mats. 35c
SOC. BinoIeum Mats 2ix36 inches. 3Oc
Acc. Linen Window Shades. in an cOiors.
mounted on good spring rollers, ready 10
hang. zoe.
Fine Mattings. carpet patterns. Reds.
Greens, and Blues 2Jc
About y rolls OF China Mattings, 10
yards to the roll, $30s.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-01-26
sPANIARDs CONCENTRATED.

Madrid, Jan. 26.-The government has
received an official dispatch from Manila,
saying that all Spanish troops and sup
plies are now concentrated in the Nsayas
isla nds and Mindauno.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-01-26
+" The Telephone Girl"

The opening scene of THE Telephone
Girl" which comes TO the Providence
Opera House this evening for the re-
mainder of the week shows the inter-
Tor Of that mysterious institution
known as the Central" headquarters
of the telephone service. Louis Mann.
whose impersonation of absurd Ger
man characters is without rival, APP
pears as the inspector OF the company 5
wires. He has more or less charge of
the girls and runs race of confusion
and fun. There is a thread of sentiment
in the tale Miss Lipman as French
girl hopelessly in love with hand
some and youthful broker. hears over
rne 'phone as a Central an appoint
fhent OF vaudeville performer to
meet her sweetheart. BY frustrating
that meeting and exchanging places
with the actress at the latter's home,
i'm order to help her out of sudden
perpleyity, she stirs up delightful
train of complications. In the action
also Is an octogenarian flirt in constant
pursuit of the hello girls" Moreover,
there is a susceptible youngster acting
as office boy. who is passionately ador-
ed by the lunch maid of the telephone
exchange but the boy loves the French
Girl. Notwithstanding that she is twice
his age. All this varies the comedy
thrOuehOut,
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-01-26
Miss Russsll In Catherine. y

1t is said of Miss Annie Russell. who
comes TO the Providence Opera House
next week in Henri Lavedan's comedy
Catherine" that her acting is winning,
sympathetic and satisfactory and 10
possess in a marked degree the sweet
indefinable quality that made her "Es-
meralda" so delightful and her Ell
aine" so tender creation. AS hero
inc of NJ. Lavedan's comedy Miss Rus
sell is admitted 10 be at her very best,
the finest qualities of all her previous
work being beautifully blended in the
character OF the demure and love wrap
ped little music teacher Catherine
tells a charming story of love- with
class distinction and jealousy as fac
tors in the pangs and joys OF two
young hearts. A happy home is shown
among the rich. where a poor girl or
the truest and finest character is mu-
sic teacher \ young duke loves her.
She promises to marry big-hearted
man who loves her although he knows
she cannot return his love. Then the
dukes mother comes and asks the old
fathers consent to a wedding with her
son. Catherine would keep her faith
hut her accepted lover has so true a
love that he almost forces her TO ac-
cept the duke. Then she is shown, in
the third act. when another Kind or
sorrow has come. Her husband yields
to temptation, accepting the temporary
fire OF woman who is nothing To him
Catherine sees them, and prepares To
leave. In the last act all pleading with
her is useless until her old lover comes
at her call, to take her away. Finding
that they really love each other. he
alone leaves Catherine to stay. and then
the curtain falls on the promise OF
happiness. The sale of seats opens to-
morrow morning.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-01-26
Grahams Southern Specially Co.

Today at and p. m. at the Star
Theatre the Graham Genuine Southern
Specially Co. will appear. That this or
ganIzation has met with the unani-
nous endorsement from the theatre
goers OF the New England cities, is
evidenced by the large and enthusiastic
audiences II has attracted. The follow
ing list comprising the leading colored
stars and artists OF the vaudeville
stage are OF the company Mr.and Mrs.
Tom Mcintosh. worlds greatest color
ed unique comedy sketch artists: Sam
and Carrie Lucas, trans-continental
vocal and instrumental favorites; Lit
tie Siren. the dainty creole contortion-
ist; Wesley & Corinne Norris. singing.
dancing and knockabout comedians
Mile. Perkins. the Southern nightingale;
Brandow 4 Finley eccentric acrobats
and comedians; j. Christian. fancy foot
cyclist John Blackston. champion buck
and wing cancer: great opening coon
comedy entitled Sarah Jackson s
Reception"
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-01-26
Sugar Plantation Owners Give Opposing In
formation on the Matter.
UNITED STATES SOLDIERS DIVIDED.
Some Of Them Say They Are Always Expecting
Trouble, While Others Contend There Is no
Necessity For Guarding Plantations.

Guantanamo, Jan. 26-The Cuban
general Pedro Pererez. mayor OF Guam
tanamo, denies absolutely the charges
recently brought by Lieutenant Colonel
Ray and others against the insurgents In
this district, particularly the charges
of incendarism and brigandage. Ex-
hibiting his commission as a major gen
eral in the Cuban army as a proof OF
The hold he has upon the insurgents,
Mayor Pererez said yesterday:
They are all my friends, and must
know IL, IL such acts as have been re-
ported were really committed. i am
convinced that there is no band organ
lied to burn the sugarcane. and know
that there is not an insurgent camp in
the entire district under my supervision
as a Cuban commander, and believe
this section about Guantanamo is the
most peaceful part Of the province"
Among the planters. opinions are
about divided. Three, whose planta-
tions are in the immediate vicinity OF
Guantanamo. say that they had had
no trouble and did not believe any one
else had. Three others, with equally
good opportunity TO know the facts.
confirmed the reports OF the burnings.
The Soledad plantation. which em-
ploys 400 ex-insurgents, has begun
grinding, and Ernest Brooks, manager
and part owner. denies that there has
been any trouble. He says IL is moth
ing unusual at this time of the year for
cane TO burn, as any accident might
set il afire. In his opinion. the insur-
gents. for the most part, are very ready
10 return to work.
Then again. his brother. Theodore
Brooks, who owns several large planta-
tions. is firmly convinced that there does
exist an organized band for burning
cane and preventing grinding.
The United states soldiers, who are
guarding the plantations, are equally
divided in opinion as TO this matter
some of them saying that they are al
ways expecting trouble. while Others
can see no necessity for guarding the
plantations.
Chief of Gendarmerie Valiente. who
has been making a special investiga-
ton. asserts that this district is alb
solutely the most peaceful part OF the
province. and that over 5000 former in
surgents are now at work on variou!
plantations.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-01-26
SENT FOR SAMPLE.

Cincinnati. Jan. 26.-Before the muir
der OF Mrs. Adams. Won Mohl & Co. OF
this city, dealers in medicines. received
a letter from IL. Cornish. New York.
asking for a sample OF medicine adver-
tised in a New York paper. The letter
was written on stationery OF the
Knickerbocker Athletic club. Mr..
Brewster. OF Won Mohl e. Co. after
reading OF the murder and OF the con-
nection with the case OF Cornish. turned
the letter over TO the police. II Is In
New York. where the handwriting can
be conn thnt OF cornish.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-01-26
AN EXCELLENT CONCERT.


IL Is TO be regretted that u concert
of such unusual merit as that given
by the Redpath Concert company I'm
Infantry hall last evening did not re-
ceive better support than was accorded
IL. The audience which assembled did
not exceed $50 persons i'm number, when
the real merit of the entertainment was
Sufficient 10 have crowded the hall. The
program, which was excellent in Sc
lection and arrangement, was as fol-
lows:
Quartet. "Oh, My Love is Like a Red.
Red Rose '..................... .tTarTttl
Miss Buckley. Miss Clary, Mr.. Rleger
Mr.. Beresford.
Duet, LA Favorita". ......... .DoniZetti
Miss Clary, Mr.. Beresford.
Polonaise, "Mignon" "............ Thomas
Miss Buckley.
Concerto. "Andante, Finale"
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. MenuelsSoilii
Mr.. Rosenbecker,
ARA, ........-...... lsoSSili
MIR. Rieger.
Quartet, Martha" "...............F .Flotow
Miss Buckley, Miss Clary. Mr.. Iteger,
Mr.. Beresford.
"The Lost Chord" "............... Sullivan
Miss Clary.
Duet, IL Masnadieri" "............|.N Nerdi
MitN DuthltSs MI isitbth'
English Cavalier Song" ......... Whlte
Mr. Beresford.
Fantasie, Faust" ......... Wieniawskl
Mr.. Rosenbecker.
Quartet. "Rigoletto" Nerdl
Miss Buckley, Miss Clary, Mr.. Rieger
Mr.. Beresford
Rarely. indeed, have Providence mu-
sic lovers had an opportunity OF lis
tening To such excellent singing, boti
I'm solo and concerted numbers; foI
each member of the quartet Is nm
ished and artistic vocalist. Miss Buck
leys voice is of unusual purity anc
range, and she uses IL with consum
mate skill. Miss Clary. another new
| conner has an organ Of rare power ant
beauty of quality. Indeed, IL is seldom
| that such a splendid contralto has beer
| heard on the local concert stage
| Messrs. Rieger and Beresford, alread,
| known here as finished vocalists, re
peated their earlier successes. MI
| Rosenbecker's violin solos We're ren
dered with fullness of tone and smooth
ness of execution that marked the tru
| artist, while as accompanist Mr.. Ere.
acquitted himself most acceptably l
the audience was small numerically
was liberal i'm applause and showe'
that IL appreciated the excellence o
| the entertainment offered.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-01-26

Tam decidedly opposed TO the invasion
Of the Philippines. The idea OF our coun-
try forcing its way in these Islands and
forcing it's government upon the 100000
TO so0O. 600 population of these islands is
monstrous. 1t is subVersive OF the basic
principle of our government. that the
Just powers of government are derived
from the consent of the governed. and IT
is in violation Of the traditions OF our
country. II | was i'm the senate | would
not vote TO ratify the treaty as 1t stands.
I would vote to withdraw from the ISL
ands as soon as possible.
THE papers say that 1000 soldiers have
lust been sent 10 Manila. Why are they
sent? Are we going to war against a
struggling new republic? The Filipinos
have been fighting for many years
against Spain and have practically
driven Spain out. Are we TO take the
place OF Spain in tyrannizing over these
struggling ro7ple?"
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-01-26
s. PROvIDENCE r. t. THURSDAY, JANUARY 26. 1899.

A Berlener, New York.
r. j Sheip, Philadelphia.
II L. Jones, Boston.
Richard Il Coughton, Taunton.
J Wohlhom. New York.
j r Ryan, Lawrence.
II Proser, New York.
PERRIN.
Martin Catz. New York.
Walter Smith, Pascoag.
John Deary, Boston.
Thomas Henry, Providence.
John Lacey. Pascoag.
Edward Bennett, Lowell.
Joseph Wells, Great Falls.
Mrs Brakeman, New York.
NJ Hoch, New York.
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X Blood, New York.
NJ Holtzer. New York.
O II Flagg, New York.
r ID Mahoney, Boston.
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G. X Kibhe. New Haven.
Jas c Martin. Whitinsville.
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Charles Haney. Boston.
Robert Jennings and wife, Philadelphia
| B Stevens and wife, Boston.
4 Charles Il Clarke, Boston.
| Mr. and Mrs + Blake. Springfield.
! Hadam Diebold, Springfield.
| III B Lamberton Portland.
! Il & Damon, Providence.
/ Mrs NJ Carlton. Philadelphia.
| & Arnold ard wife. Springfield.
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