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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-11-25
HOME CIRCLE.

Mrs. ii. Crocker was awarded the la
dies first prize bv score Of as. AT the
Home Circle whist in King Philips
Hall. last "Wednesday evening; Mrs.
Basinet the second, and Mrs. \. NJ.
An0rY The lhIrd. -lAhl4n- =
nr~t prize was taken bv Mr.. Frank NJ.
smith, bY score of as: the second by
g. w. Anery. and the third by Leslie
f.sher. NinG.ecn tables We're occupied.
ana the playing was OF tn. usual in
tercsting character. Next Monday ev-
ening the playing viii continue for the
usGal number Of pr.Zes. under the eX-
celient management of the regular
whist committee
America Councl Jf PaW,uckct, held
very Interesting meraug in Home
Circle Han last Wcdn slly evening az
which n number OF reW candidates
Were elected 10 meWh -slip. aftec
which collation. was served.
inc Grand masuucrl1a p. given by
the University Council last Thursday
evening. in Wamsitta Hail was a
hlaSnlhcent social Success and reflect
60 great credit upon the committee in
chafse' Ftty COUPLES answered GO tho
music of Thornton's orchestra uu'l
,ariy Friday morning The grand
mdrch IN full costumes WIS nf 90 hign.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-11-25
REQ MEN.

The committee having in charge the
reception OF Fraternal Tepee OF Pocas-
set tribe met Monday evening and de-
cided that the reception would take
place Monday evening. Dec. 4, rain or
shine The line OF march was made up
as follows: First Division-Pocasset
and Wamsitta TT 'bes of Rhode Island,
/ Pokanoket ana Mirimiche tribe OF At
/ tleboro. the chiefs of the Great Coun-
ell of Rhode Island and Massachu-
I setts.
Second Divislon-King Philip, Watch
| cmoket. Ossemequin and Pettaconsett
! tribes.
Third ision-Tahoma, Weenat-
Shassit, Narfagansett, Canonchet,
Squantum and Moshassuck tribes.
John Blais has been selected as chief
marshal, George \. Cummings, chief
( of star. The first division will be in
I Charge of q. III. Faies. ;he second Ern-
est Merry and the third, John ]. Ford.
The route of march viii be through
the principal streets OF Pawtucket. To
the hall, and the banquet wn be
served at 10 O'Clock
Next Monday evening the adoption
degree VIII be conferred upon four
candidates at the meeting OF Osseme-
quin tribe
Past sachem William r.. Brown pre-
sented two appiCC tons for member
snip at the meeting OF King Philip
tribe Tuesday even ng. There are
three more due from this source.
The ways and means committee met
in the parlofs o. King Philip tribe
tuesday evening and did cons .derable
business.
-Four Candidates were given e war
ror's degree in Squantum tribe. Mon
day evening, the chiefs Of the Great
council being present A-stff,f-e-- WIS
served.
~ the meeting OF Tahoma tribe
Tuesday evening. ii was voted To take
part in the parade al Pawtucliet and
10 wear TcS1las ns'ead OF costumes
Al the meeting of Mushassuck tribe
"Wednesday evening. the Chiefs dePree
was conferred upon four candidates
one application For memberrhtD ,yas
received and one applicant was given
permission TO become "a member.
Charles McCallis. j. O'Mallev Cf po-
casSet tribe N. ] Leach and w. =
Sarborn of M0shaRsU.k tribe have
been appointed 90 confer with Osseme-
guin and Squantum tribes @, arrange
program TO celebrate the l00til amt
versary Of The death of George wash
ingicn on the evcnin~ cf Dee ii.
The Visit of tne great chiefs % Wam
stta tribe has been postponed as the
evening fixed is the evening that Po-
casset tribe has its demonstration at
Pawtucket.
\ delegation from King Philip tribe
visit Narragdnse;t Tribe Thursday
evening.
Five candidates were given the war 4
rior's degree in Canonchet tribe We'd /
resdav evening
Moshsssuck tribe will hold a social /
Wednesday evening.
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SONS Of TEMPERANCE.

The last session OF the Excelsior di-
vision, No. l6. was a short one. but
long enough 10 receive three proposi
lions for membership. and DO the regu-
Tar business. w. Patriarch Frank y.
Potter conducted the meeting and pro-
ceeded tho evenings entertainment
which composed ~ Measure Party"
An excellent program OF music ana
readings was also given, the order
being as follows: Piano solo, Miss Gar
Nln. reading. j.. Scribe; mandolin, W.
Associate, Miss Adah Marshall. piano
accompaniment. assistant conductor
Miss Alice Marshall. recitations. Miss
sadie read piano solo, Miss GarVin:
reading. THE Children OF Nantucket"
Miss Nellie B. Allen recitation. chap
lain, M - Susie Burdick: piano solo,
Miss Brown and encore; reading. Bro.
Sargent; reading, by Supt. Of Y. +. w.
Mrs. Mary II. Pottcr;panO duet, Misses
Brown; recitation, Miss Sadie Read:
violin solo. Mr.. Dugan: recitation, con-
ductor. Edward Sergeant. violin solo,
MI. Dugan, accompanied by son on
piano. An inte'mission was at this
point declared, tur ice cr'eam and cake.
aiter which there were other social eX-
evcises lasting until - y. m. Among
those present we're -. w. j. Allan T.
Peck, II. w. II. Ed. l.. Laveck. T. O.. w
I. Smith Quimby OF HillsgrOve, G. w.
Associate Worthy GaT44ltfe-t tarzrui1-
Potter. deputy Of the Excelsior divis-
on. Willis Beatty of Pawtucket and
wife. Al the next meeting there viii be
probably six initiated, and a general
good time afterwards
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NAVAL VETERANS

Farrag gut Association held n weil-at-
tended meeting Saturday ng6t capt.
Joe Clifford on the quarter deck.
The ships was got under way az s
bells
Surg. Traver reported Past capt.
Place improving in health. <. q. swan
OF Bristol abJu, the same
Shipmate Peters presented the assoc
ciat on with ID Mother Carey chirkru.
Shipmate Henry g. Luthcr 0f Slppum
Post. No. 10, came on board and made
some happy go lucky reuarks
\ Spanish war veteran was pffsrut
and made sc ne very Interesting re-
marks in regard go the capture n san
tiago
Shipmata ni1ndiug prcecuird ihe ls-
rr.i1tion vith rtpg nf com mum .l-
tior r-sm ! raul Ion q, Admiral
Hopkins 1t Rhode l.iInd. settling forth
that John Smith Vss entitled o. nay
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Orders : !. : 3 :
:. : and Societies

| when the rank OF page ana the rank of
| knight VIII be conferred.
Inc prospects of a lodge az Thornton
are exceedingly bright for preliminary
meeting was held early i'm the week
when 10 OF the rs of the proposed chart
or members were present. Matters per-
tanning to organization were discussed
and IL was decided TO meet again Mon
DAY evening, Dec. 4. az which date the
movers believe that a sufficient number
! on names Will here be secured to apply
Tor dispensation and organization.
Al the present time II looks as II
toward Lodge at East Providence was
ABOUT 10 enjoy revival OF it's old-time
Spirit and en-. l.huslasm for such old war
hofseS as Past Grand Chancellor
Charles IL. Pierce and Past Chancellor
a. n. Cunningham have deciied 10 take
an active part once more and this sim
ply means a boom.
Al the session OF Elmwood Lodge
wednesday evening the rank of page
ana the rank OF knight were conferred
upon one candidate each. Next week
there VIII be at least five applications
Tor membership and the ranks OF cs-
quire and knight will be conferred.
For the benefit OF the many readers
or this column the News desires to state
that none of It's representatives are in
any way connected with any contest az
any fair or society nor Will they be.
AT the meeting of Smithonian Lodge
Tuesday evening &. o. Wood was elect
ed as chancellor commander and w. III.
Gilfoil as vice chancellor This was
due 60 the fact that Chancellor Com
mander w j. Woodward is in the en-
ploy OF the Rhode Island Locomotive
Works I'm the capacity of setting up en-
gines and this takes him away from
home.
Whist and "A lunch win be the at
traction ait the session OF Rhode Island
Lodge Monday evening.
Two applications for membership
were receives at the session of the Gar
ileld Company of the Uniform Rank
Wednesday evening The company will
hold smoke talk Wednesday evening.
Dec. %.
Thursday evening the officers of
Grand Lodge made an official visit To
Narragansett Lodge at Clyde. Next
Tuesday evening they will visit Pales-
inc Lodge and II IL probable that the
ank OF page will be conferred upon
me candidate.
There Will be many a happy gathering I
n the city next Thursday evening, but I
here VIII be no pleasure seekers any /
appier than those who participate I'm I
ne ball given by Oriental Lojge In 1
heir hall, al Westminster street
The third rank was given ons candi-
ate and one application for member
nip was received at the meeting of
What Cheer Lodge Monday evening.
The third rank was given one -caaai-
ate in Charles r. Chickering Lodge
Wednesday evening.
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KNIGHTS OF pYTH!aS.

"Old John Thin" OF Enterprise Lodge
eho has been serenely slumbarlng many
moons has been disturbed OF late quigc
frequently AM the prospects are that
for some time 10 come h VIII have TO
exist on "cat maps much to the Joy of
the Old stagcrs.
On Thursday evening the rank of es-
cuire was given one candidate and the
rank of knight one. and one appH-
cation for membership was received. Ii
IS quite possible that tacrc win be no
session next Thursday evening as the
greater portion OF the regular attend
onts are ~ possession of good homes and
appetites ana expect 10 take due advan-
taEe OF Rhode Island or western tur-
key as the case may be and will not
b. able TO attend to any lodge work be-
fore thc following Thursday evening
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-11-25
ORDER OF AlfReDIANS,

Brigade No. met in Freedom hall
Friday night, with a large attendance
of comrades ana visitors. After pro
ITEM. m.appointments We're made sick com
mittee reported Comrades n Leo ami
James c. Wright improving. I-rdar. rho
head of new business one item was lata
over for two weeks. Remarks on good of
the order were made by p 90 7 w
Gammell ana J. w. Leacy. ]. Tpnter
and l.. &. Wash. Broadhead. There was
also present comrade Oryille Craig of
Brigade No. Of Fitchburg. no snaalsine
for the order. This being the night set
| apart for the Whts Tournaments the
meeting adjourned az o'clock Conn
raae William Dean Of Brigade No. 8
won the first prize and Comrade VIII
liam Taylor Of Brigade No 6 won the
second. A very enjoyable evening duIv
closed at a late hour II being decided
success.
Brigade No. held It's regular meet
ing. Tuesday night, In Guild hall with
the customary gOodly numbers nresent.
The honorable Commander presided. \
Regular business was transacted after
IL
The annual tea party VIII take nlace
Saturday evening December gth anJ n
promises 20 be big Success. The com
mittee Is working hard. and n only
needs the hearty Co-oppration of COM
rades and their friends to carrv out the
expectations. Sick COMMITTEES made a
report OF the condition Of the comrades
IL being sausiactoly. Under good OF the
order many suggestions We're made nv
Vice Commander wilkins. +. q. RarIow
Fletcher, TrueloVe, Annear. Galloway.
Dalby and others, and after Informal |
discussions on various topics the brig
ade Adjourned for its usual collation. |
and social hour.
Brigade No. met IN their hall Mon |
day evening. the Hon. Commander Joh, |
Gledhill presiding. Sick committee re- 1
ported ciear Diil OF health. Committee
on the first open night reported hav-
ing arranged for a smoke talk which
Will take place Monday evening De-
cember 4. invitation cards have bean
freely distributed around to the com
rades and their friends /, is exnectal
that the officers OF the supreme exec
utive VIII be present along with other
prominent speakers of the order. Spe-
cial arrangements for entertainment !
are being made. II will be an anniver-
sarY occasion. ThAre NnE.l- t.t.4----..l-e--
visitors, +. &. r.. Whtte OF Brigade No.
] and Comrade Oryile Craig OF Brigade
No. Fttchburg. Mass. and good of the |
order was responded to by these com
rades, and other members of Brigade |
No. .. The brigade adjourned ait $3.50 TO
the ante-room where the customary |
collation., etc.,was enjoyed. A song was
rendered by l.. &. Whittlc. also +. {. AL
bert LoXley. and T. G. George Buckley |
and Comlade Edwin r. Kay gave an
exhibition of military cake walk |
which was much enjoyed. The members
then adjourned.
Hrlsade No.5 VIII meet Friday in Free
lom hall.
Bi1Sade No. 8 will meet i'm X Il. hall
ilmWood avenue, Monday.
Inc quarterly meeting of the Past
othnanders Association OF Rho le ISL
ma VIII take place Saturday evening
- 80 Westminster street, Arnold Post
lall' ana it is earnestly desired that a
ull Meeting be hei4- twill be an tnT=
ortant meeting.
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CHARACTER IN The CHIN.

1t is row declared that the chin is
better than any other feature. nose,
mouth or hand, to indicate the char
acter OF fts possessor. A sharp eye
and good Judgment are necessary for
determining character of any one by
his chin. strong. projecting chin is
an indication OF an iron will and no
small intelligence. Men and women 50
endowed usually succeed I'm all Of their
undertakings. The opposite is the case
with those persons whose chins recede
This is a sign OF limited intellectual
power and physical and moral weak
-ness-an- Indication al tA4.s-e-si+-.le-e-
natured. yielding persons, who are
easily discouraged, led astray. and
have little power OF Initiative. If. how
ever. the ,other features are strong
N the nose l. well arched the brow
broad and arched. the eye'large and in
telligent-the retreating chin is not 50
positive an indication Of mental dclin-
quencies; in fact. this person may be-
possessed of special talent i'm some di-
rections-but, nevertheless, the retreat
ing chin * certain evidence of moral
weakness, hesitation and lack OF indie
pendcnce.
y small. well-rounded chin. covered
with moving pads OF flesh. is an indj-
cation OF pleasure loving dispositlOn.
IL the chin Is dimpled, il is "A sign of
coquetry. lcNity and untrustNorthi-
ness. But such persons are generally
blessed with healthy constitution
ana are apt TO live TO good old age.
\ fun, broad cnin points 10 noble char
acte1sucs; if rather square and b1ny.
~ indicates an open. honorable. but de-
termined person, who can hate as
Hereby az ne can love If this broad.
square chin forms a perpcndicular line
when looked at in profile and is c,m-
bined with small, colorless lips. II ls
an unmistakable sign or cruelty and
haishness. long. narrow and some
what pointed chin is "A generally ac-
oeptcd indication 81 the poet born. I'm
fortunately, this Kind OF chin is an in
dicdtion of Il weak constitution. and N
tits round in conjunction with "A month
which falls iu at the corners. we NAV
BE- certain OF "a predisposition toward
consumption. y massive. large. neshv
chin With "a furrow down tho middle
ind Gates am impulsivo. whole-snuled
passionate nature; while the same kind
of chin. without the furrow. but with n
slight sweung Of flesh on tho under .I
liz. shows cgotism. deceit ana similar f
unpleasant rhardctcristicg
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-11-25

~ interesting character, and the
Judges had much difficulty in award
INK the prizes for the most unique ap-
pearance Mies Mabel Blindn and Mr..
clifford Williams. as the farmer and
wlte, received the first prize. amid the
ing committee I'm charge received MANY
ecomiums or praise for their efficient
management OF the evenings enter
tadnment; Mrs. Hoseltha Happoldr.
Mrs. George Padelford. Mr.. III. q. Wn,
llams, Mr.. Seth Lincoln; foor director
j. X; Wiiiianls. aids. n. G. Williams
and Paul Taylor
Providence Council will meet I'm tho
pariors OF their council rooms Nondsv
evening. at 7.30 o'clock.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-11-25
PEABODY MEClol, INSTITUTE.

No Buihnch St.. Opposite Revere Housed Boston
Mass. Established in 1900. This renowned Instltu.
u"n publishes the staunch and far famed, popular
and unequaled Medical Treatise entitled
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-11-25
Exhausted VitdIity.
Nervous aid Physical CsliIiiy,

Premature Decline. lmpotcnrv. A,rophv. cyas.
ln@l Farcocclc. Structure, the Errors of Youth tho
hAcosses OF Mature Years, aud "a DISEASES and
WEAhNEs-RsoFM or MsN. from Whichever Cause
Arising. scientifically trvatcd, quickly and radi
,ally cured az The old rcleblo
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-11-25

for services on the "Alfrcd'in i777, and
signed, John i. Jones.
The ship was hove 10 at bells and
coffee and sandwiches We're served 10
the crew.
Piped down bells.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-11-25

IN ONO g-Ti rlfoke her englgl ment
~ the l0tll weather. burcau man be-
cause he predicted fair weather Tor
Easter sunday und while She wa GO
nF home from .lurch with the proud
step of "a peacock a heavy rain STORM
came up ani neI new han Was utterly
ruined lN tle unexpected bnptiem.-
Denver Post
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-11-25
ENDURING STRENGTH
PAINE'S CELERY COMPOUND

Roc<0roc Wasted Nerves: Sustains Vitality: Keeps
70 the Body Free of Morbid Poisonous Matter:
Helps the System to Renew Strength.
Wax r. Abbe Is Cortand Street, New York City, writes:
About noticed that
to trouble decided Pne using
several bottles noticed that greater
peared thoughts had become did
nights and felt did stop nv
smoking
overork worry or business
the system impaired there suffering from indigestion, torpid
weak kidneys
Paine's Celery Compound sustains vitality, keeps the
body healthy and free from exhaustion and pain.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-11-25

y London .runilri- carus pn an aver.
axe ill rcr d4v ftom Itsse. ugofs aud
81 per day from advertisers.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-11-25

bATTLESH|P "RHODE |SLAND'

To the Honorable, the Secretary Of the Navy.
We, the subscribers citizens OF the Rhode Island
and Providence Plantations having just pride our State
and particularly in her Naval History chroncled in
the following important historical events;
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-11-25

Ambitious Maiden-Its just too mean
for anything. The editor sent my beau
tifui and pathetic story back without
reading 10.
Fond Mothcr--Dcatic M, How do
YOU know?
Ambitious Maiden-Ivc looked all
through every page and there isn't a
;.ar drop anywhere.-NcN York Week
Ia
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-11-25
&LfREDlAN LADIES.

Auxiliary No. 4 held its meeting
Thursday week with the customary
goodly number present. Sister True
love presided. Routine business was
transacted. one resignation was ac-
cepted. After a long absence sister
smith. Worthy Conductress. occupied
her position, being greeted very COR
daily. Unlcr new business it was de-
Cidgd that at the neNt mo ding a whist
social should be- held and committee
consisting OF Sisters Darby. Cresscr and
Latham We're appointed 60 attend to
same. Refreshments viii bc one sale
and a good time is assured. Sister Aims
worth was also present after q long
absence. fully recovered. After remarks
under good of the ord d.r The auxiliary
al JfOurnpd
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-05-14
The ONE-PRICE
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and commerce. 1t has large cotton fac
bacco and coffee. 1t exports more than
10000 hides every. month to the United
States, and sends a vast number of goat
skins to Philadelphia to be used for max
ing ladies' shoes.
The city has one of the best harbors
on the South American coast. 1t is on a
bay, much like that of Rio Jeneiro. 1t
Is Of the shape of horseshoe, ten miles
wide at the entrance and about twenty
three miles wide at the middle.
Bahia is built high upon bluffs on the
east side of the harbor. You see 1t as
you enter the harbor, it's white buildings
rising out of palm trees over a wall Of
dense vegetation. There are two parts
to the city, one down on the shore and
the other on the bluff. The part on the
shore is the business section, devoted to
importing and exporting houses. This
section is worse smelling than any part
of Naples. There is a distinct and sepa-
you walk through one narrow street af-
ter another you are greeted with new
and strange varieties of stenches. The
smell disappears to some extent as you
rise up the bluff, but altogether the city
is 1nsanitary in the extreme.
CITY OF NEGROES.
The chief thing that strikes you in Ba-
hia is the negroes. They are everywhere
Nearly every one you meet shows some
traces Of negro blood, If not in complex
ION by the wide nostrils and semi-f1at
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-05-14

istence. It's bay was discovered eight
years after Columbus first crossed the At
lantic and was settled by the Portuguese
Then the Dutch came in and tried to
drive the Portuguese out. They built
houses and left their marks on the town.
The English also tried to take possession
but the Portuguese finally conquered,
and Bahia is Portuguese-B Brazilian city
today. 1t Is a city of considerable cult
ure. 1t has some of the best schools Of
Brazil. and Its people pride themselves
upon it's medical colleges and hospitals
The country about 1t 10 but little set
tied and not much developed. and in the
future 1t will probably. have a much
larger population.
DOLLARS FOR VEST BUTTONS.
I see many American gold dollars here
in Bahia. They are used by the swells
for buttons on their white vests, and are
away above par. Our consul tells me
that there are something like 10000 so
used here. The people are crazy for them.
The black women want them for chains,
charms and bangles. and they are espe-
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Mr.. Rodman Objects.

To the Editor of the Globe:
In your review Of my book Facts or
Law" in the ISSUE Of April 80 you sayl
ION this thread is strung the gospel Of
Christian Science" etc. Let me assure
you, am not a Christian Scientist.
There is no more Christian Science in my
book than in the psychology of Prof,
William James. of Harvard college. in
the Practical Idealism'' of President
William De Witt Hyde, Of Boudoin COL
lege; no more than In the annual ad-
dress of Sir William Crookes before the
British Association for the Advancement
of Science. President Hall. of Clark uni
versity; Prof. Laid, of Yale; Prof. Elmer
Gates, of Washington, and many others
among the most eminent scientists of the
day confirm every theory I have advance
ed as thoroughly scientific. I could also
name many eminent clergymen who
heartily approve. Whatever honest crit
icism you may see At to make of my
book win be gratefully received, but let
me again insist that I strenuously object
to being classed. or .l having any Of my ny,
more accurately known as "Eddyism.")
1 have no utilization with 1t.
Warren A. Rodman.
Boston, Mass, May g.