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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-12-13

The Hague, Dec. 13.-Clarenee Lyman
Collins of New York. who has for many
years been a prominent figure in the
clubs, business and society of the metrop-
oils Of the United tSates. is very serious
ly III here.
Mr. Collins recently went to Europe to
visit his daughter Countess Czaykowski.
He was far from being a well man when
he left New York, and his health was con-
stantly failing.
DiIitation OF teh heart has caused him
great suffering. and his condition is now
so serious that his physicfans hold out
little hope for even temporary relief. His
death is momentarily expected.
For year Mr.. Collins has known that
his malady lis incurable. He was so Sc
riousjy III last spring that his recovery
WAS doubtful. His first act after some
what regaining his strength was 10 di-
rect his attorneys TO bring proceedings
for divorce from his wife, Rosalba Beech
or Collins.
when, Mrs. Collins not only asserted
her intention OF contesting. but employed
counsel 10 enter counter suit for abso-
lutte divorce. there was a halt In the pro-
ccedings, and a series of conferences re-
suited In a compromise.
Mrs Collins went To her old home I'm
PENNSYLVANIA, where she obtained d.
vorce on the ground OF desertion. Reln-
uuishing all interest i'm her husbands es-
tate she accepted $4,000 instead OF the
alimony which she demanded.
DIDN'T WANT WIFE ETO SHARE.
This settlement was satisfactory to Mr..
Collins who had refused TO consent TO di-
vorce until convinced that recovery OF his
health was impossible.
He was particularly anxious that the
case should be settled before his death.
as he did not wish his wife TO share In
his estate, which will pass into the pos
session Of his daughter.
II has been said of Clarence Collins that
he inherited the art of conversation. SO
popular was he a few years ago that his
friends referred 10 him as prince Clar-
ry."
Mr. Collins has been twice married. and
has twice obtained his freedom through
the divorce courts. His first wife was
Miss Louise Clark, granddaughter OF
Commodore Cornelius Vanderbilt, from
whom their daughter, Edith, inherited an
annuity of 100000.
IL was about IL years ago that Mr.. Col
Inns, then "a little less than forty years
old. met and married Rosalba Beecher.
prima donna OF the McCaull Opera Com
pany IL was a case OF love at first sight
with each
For several years they entertained in n
lavish manner ia this city particularly
rftrr Edith Collins presented 10
society.
MATRIMONIAL CLOUDS AROSE..
Then camc Observation-Disclosures. and
Mrs. Collins went To Paris.
Unpleasant rumors soon came back TO
America one OF which was that Mrs.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-12-13
DALEY
Died AT
HOSPITAL
Section Hand at Atlantic Mills
Met with Terrible Injuries
Yesterday Afternoon.

Rohert Daley, 30 years OF age, died at
the Rhode Island hospital at an early
hour this morning. as the result of the
terrible injuries he received at the Allan
tic mills, Olneyville, yesterday afternoon.
DALEY, who was a section hand, was AT
work In the drawing room, and the ac-
cldent occurred about 4:3O o'clock.
IL appears that a belt had slipped from
a pulley operating one Of the machines
in the section where Daley had charge
and he undertook to replace the belt. 1t
is said that the loose belt was situated
close beside another which was running.
Daley was seen 10 mount a step ladder
10 attend 10 the loose belt and as he
reached upward one edge Of his WORKING
jacket came in contact with the belt in
operation.
He Is said 10 have rerched down with
his left hand 10 brush the edge or the
jacket away from the moving belt ana
his sleeve was caught on the belt.
In an instant he was lifted from tho
ladder and his body, Weighing at least
$50 pounds. for he was a big and stout
young man, went whirling up over the
shaft. a couple OF feet below the ceiling.
He was whrled With his clothing Tight
ening on the shaft until tho garments
parted. and the man fell to tho floor be-
fore anything could be done to stop tho
power
AS quickly as possible information of
what had happened WAS sent TO the Of
flee of the mill. and DR. Farrell was
called. lie at once perceived that the
mans injuries were such that nothing et-
fectlve could he done except To relieve his
immediate suffering so far az possible,
and advised his removal 20 the hospital.
IL was apparent that the injuries were
pr0 ctically certain 20 prove fatal, and a
| priest was summoned, pending the arri-
| val OF the ambulance.
At the hospital everything was done for
| him, but the unfortunate man gradually
sank. and the end came, about O'CLOCK
| this morning.
DALEY was n very we'll known young
| man in Olneyvillc. For many years he
| was prominently identified with the Oh
NEVILLE Temperance cadets. ana at one
| time was an outfielder i'm the base ball
club maintained by that organization III
| the old state league.
He was unmarried and lived with his
! mother and a married sister at IA Julian
| street.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-12-13
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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-12-13
Father of Princess CZaykCWSki at
the Point of Death in
Dutch Capital.

Collins intended TO obtain divorce. for
the purpose OF marrying wealthy dent
list belonging 10 the American colony IN
the French capital. This was declared
untrue. but there was never a reconcilia-
tion between husband and wife.
Mr.. Collins has always been dotingly
fond OF his daughter, Edith. who was a
ward Of Senator Chauncey Nj. Depew,
and to whom rumor once had her en-
gagged to be married.
While abroad five years ago Miss Col
llns met Count CEaykowski. then secre-
tary OF the Turkish legation In Washing
ton. They were married on January O.,
1897.
Count Czaykowski is now secretary Of
the legation in The Hague, and is regard
ed as a man OF far more than average
intellect. His wife is very popular In di-
plomatic circles.
TO friend Mr.. Collins said, before
leaving New York, that he did not expect
TO return. His acquaintances, however,
were not prepared TO hear that his health
had failed so rapidly.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-12-13

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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-12-13
Mortality Report for November.
HEALTH DEPARTMENT.

lfhNlN'it 70 ilfff'AiN'f i-s lfFf
There We're 2;i Deaths nurtcd FOR the
month Of November. This Del ia less Than
the number for the preceding month. anu
three moro than for November. lN,U This
20 deaths represent an annual rate OF
1913 per thousand in population ~ ~. .5g7
There were o. deaths from 1iarrroeai dis
eases. ~ from consumption. 10 from yued.
monia. from bronchitis. 4 from cf1uU lS
from diseases of the heart q fron siirh-
therin. = from whnopiug cough. , from
typhoid fever. There were rpu0rtsd 30
the superintendent of health during the
month - cases OF scarlet fever, ~ of
aiphtheria cG Of typhoid fever
CHARLES V. CHAPLIN. NJ d.
city nceisiraar.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-12-13
GRAND Jury REPORT TOMORROW.

The grand jury will make it's report to
Judge Wilbur tomorrow. Some III cases
have been considered. and the jurors
have given careful consideration TO the
testimony in a number Of cases.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-12-13

ron SAIL WHITE pATENr MOp
Wringsr. family sizp t1.b. hotel ~ize
t201 J. g. HARMS. ., Jcrkshlre street,
pToyldencc n. 4
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-12-13

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West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1900-04-05
Magazine Review.

Among the most striking and timely
features in The Eclectic Magazine for April
may be mentioned a careful review of the
military operations in South Africa, from
the Quarterly Review; discussion of the
Tfansvaal Question from a German point of
view by NJ. Won Brandt; Sir Walter Besant's
sharp reply to Robert Buchauan's attack on
MIR. Kipling. entitled 'Is it the Voice of the
Hooligan 3"; a delightful review Of the re
Gently published Stevenson Letters, by one
of the whites, and most sympathetic of con
temporary essayists, Augustine Birrell: n
translation Of four striking poems by NJ.
Henri Regnier, the eminent poet and critic
now lecturing in the United States, trans.
lation made for TIE EcLEcric and SO ex-
quisileiy done as to suggcs, the possession Of
a fine poetic faculty in the translator, Miss
Mary d. Frost; a consideration Of Socialism
in the United States by Ambrose Pare Wins
ton; budget Of Natal Memories by Lady
Broome; and 4 charming paper by the Bishop
OF London on the London of the Elizabefhan
reign y clever short story Of more than
ordinary ingenuity; poems by Swiuburne and
Bourdillon; readings from new books; papers
of travel and criticism; notes on books aad
authors, and other interesting articles 90 to
make uP a number which appeals to very
intelligent taste
IHE LIVING ACE COMPANY,
Publishers, Boston.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1900-04-05
Ny OLD KENTUCKY HOME. FAR
AWAY.

The sun shines bright on my Old Kentucky
Homo,
The voters are boosy and gay;
The Rye is ripe and the Bourbon is in bloom.
And the shotguns make music all the day.
The stone jug rises to kiss the waiting mouth.
Aud the uPturned eyes gladly play
On the soft blue skies Of the sunny. sunny
South.
Aud my Old Kentucky Home. far away.
Put shirt Of mail underneath your Sunday
coat,
Wear an armor plate under your vest;
Iha, IS the safest way when a man goes out
10 vote,
And the Taylor gang is there to protest.
Oh, there's gay old times when election
comes around,
There is music to liven the day;
The seNton's spade stabs the Dark and
Bloody ground
In my Old Kentucky Home, far away.
The black smoke pours from the chimney Of
the still,
The fragrance of corn is in the breeze;
II rises up Until tears of angels spill,
And the Man in the Moon has to sneeze.
The 'Red Liquor" shines in the bottle on
the shelf,
The sunbeams around ii play;
When your throat gets dry pull the cork and
help yourself
In my Old Kentucky Home, far away.
The ieud man hides in the corner of a fence
Aud waits for sho, at his foe;
Then the foeman's soul goes a kitting to the
hence
To the land where they don't shovel snow.
The coroner comes to investigate the death
And jags up comfortably gay;
And the verdict is that he died for want of
breath,
In my Old Kentucky Home. far away.
Weep no more, my lady,
Weep no more to-day;
Because things have changed in my Old
Kentucky Home,
In my Old Kentucky Home, far away.
Lexington Leader.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1900-04-05
AN UP-TO.DATE ROAD.
The baltimore x Ohio Railroad The
First Railroad To Introduce Auto.
mobile Service.

The Baltimore & Ohio Railroad has es.
iablshed Electric Automobile Service at
Washington, d. G., in connection with iis
tram service, being the first railroad to intro.
duce this mode Of transportation regularly
70 and from its railway station.
The Automobiles are Of the latest electric
pattern, absolutely noiseless in regard to
machinery and running gear They are pro.
yided with luxuriously deep cushioned seats.
with electric lights and time pieces Two
small trunks can be carried on the support.
al the rear Of the vehicle, and the top Of the
cab provides ample room for small travelling
bags and hand luggage
The splendid streets Of Washington arc
particularly favorable for this hiqh-class
transportation. and thc vehicles can 90 safety
reach q speed from ten 20 fourteen miles an
hour on any Of the streets. excepting in tbe
business portion.
10 has been arranged, when special service
is desired, passengers on trains approaching
Washington from The Fast will notify con.
ducior before arrival al Baltimore. and ON
trains hom Che West will notify conductor
before arrival Of train a, Washington lune
tion
The rates for this extraordinary service
are extremely reasonable. and The Baltimore
q Ohio Railroad, with is advanced ideas
and methods, IS 90 De congratulated in being
'hc hnst 90 inauguratc regularly This latest
invention iu transportation service.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1900-04-05
TO KANSAS CITY
Apportionment OF Delegates Fixed by
Democratic Committee.

NJ a meeting of the Democratic State Ex
equity Committee of West Virginia, held al
Charleston, on the 2sth day of January.
1900, 1t was ordered that the twelve del.
egates to which the State Of West Virginia is
entitled in the next Democratic National
Convention tto be held at Kansas City, Mo-,
on the 4th day of July, fooo,) to nominate
candidates for President aud Vice President
OF the United States, be selected rs follows /:
The Democrats in each County in the
State shall appoint at such time and place,
and in such manner as the Democratic Ex-
ecuilve Committee of each County may de-
'ermne, Delegates to Congressional District
Convention TO be held in each of the four
Congressional Districts OF the State on the
10th Day of May, 1900, at the following
places
Ia the FIRST Congressional District, at
Clarksburg, in the County Of Harrison. In
the Second Congressional District at Charles
Town, in the County Of Jefferson In the
Third Congressional District, at Charleston,
in the County Of Kauawha In the Fourth
Congressional District, at Point Pleasant in
the County of Mason.
Each of said Congressional District Con.
yenlions shall appoint one Delegate at Large,
and alternate therefor, and two District
Delegates, and two aliernates therefor. TO
represent the Democracy Of West Virginia in
SAID National Convention.
The basis Of representation in each of
said Congressional District Conventions will
he one vote for each one hundred votes and
fraction thereof over fifty cast for w. !.
Bryan for President at the November
election Of 1906, and each County is re-
questcd 20 appoint such number Of Delegates
10 each Congressional District Convention
as Is equal to the number Of votes il may be
entitled TO by the above basis # representa-.
lion.
ANDREw EDMsroS, Chairman.
WILLIAM a. OHLEy, Secretary.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1900-04-05
THE NEW PIPE ORGAN.
Program and Exercises Of Conyoca-
ton Week.

We have received a handsomely engraved
invitation, reading as follows;
The Faculty
OF the
West Virginia University
cordially invite you and your friends to
be present at the dedication of the
New Pipe Organ
and
other exercises Of Convocation week.
April s-S, 1900.
Morgantown, West Virginia.
Here is the program for the Dedication of
the new Pipe Organ and exercises of con
vocation week at the University for April
as, 1900.
PROGRAM
Monday, April ?, 80 p. IN.
Informal Reception At the President's
House in Honor Of President David
Starr Jordan, Of Leland Stanford Junior
University, Mr.. Clarence Eddy, and
the Members Of the Board Of Regents.
Monday, April ?, 8 p m.
Dedication Of the New Pipe Organ at
Commencement Hall Inaugural Re
cital by Mr.. Clarence Eddy
Tuesday, April 3. 1890 p. m.
Quarterly Convoca,ion a, Commence
ment Hall. Address by Presidln,
David Starr Jordan, Of leland Stanford
Junior University "Inc Freedom Of
the University"
Wednesday, April {, p. m
Symposium at Commencement Hall
The Blood Of the Nation, by President
Jordan
Imperial Liberty. by Dr. H. w Wiley.
"Wednesday, April Z, 8 p. m.
Lecture az Commencement Hall by DR..
II. w. Wiley, Chif of The Division Of
Chemistry, Z s. Departmen, Of Ag.
rieulture, Washington, y. C.: "Thc
Influence Of Chemistry on the Progress
Of Agriculture During the last Cen
tury."
Thursday, April &. p 3D.
Quarterly Recital Of the School Of
Musi- AZ Commencement Hall.
Friday, April o, 8 p. M
Quarterly Recital Of the Department Of
Elocuiion at Commencement Hail.
Saturday, April !. 3 p. m.
Reception in the Gymnasium 10 Stu.
dents. Faculty, and Friends Of the
University, under The auspices Of the
Y. NJ. G. A.
Sunday. April 8, 7.4s p m.
Conyocation Sermon in Commencement
Hall, Rev ]. J.. McCmcheon, Pastor Of
the Baptist Church Of Morgan,own.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1900-04-05
Our Dear One Gone.

From the Morgantown Post.
lie IS gone. Torn from the maternal en-
brace, we found him cold in death. Even
as e flower, he came forth and was cut down.
Beautiful he was, well-formcd and brilliant.
We named him franklin Hobart; and as
much as both these names imply and more
he was 70 us lie did not bring lightning
from heaven, but he brought heaven itsel,
into our home. lie ruled not nation. but
he governed two human souls. He came to
our home Feb. ", 1900, and died the 18th
inst aged 1 month and day
The funeral services were conducted in
our home on Monday. March 70, 1000 by
j. NJ. Cain, pastor Of Arneusyille charge.
NJ. +. Church. On the same day the body
was committed to the earth in Cox Gem.
etery. Ills father and mother Mr.. and Mrs
U. y. IIawlew and little sister Of Loves.
vile, Monongalia county, are left 20 mourn
the loss we sustained in the death Of our
darling. a PARENT.
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taken out and this tube restored to- as nor.
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