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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-11-13
Champion Man-Hater.

News comes from Vienna of the death
of Frsulein Marie Irrgang. who claimed
10 he the champion msn-hater" or the
world The fraulein was loyal TO her sex
sntagonism 20 the last and I'm her will
directed that no man should he allowed
To take part In the funeral procession
An early disappointment In love is be-
lieved 10 have been the cause OF Marie g
hatred 7pf the ''mere man" She was a
member OF society called the Jung
frsuen Nerein, an association OF old girls
who had been converted 10 the anti-man
views Of Fraulein Irrgang Though the
fraulein decreed that no man should
take part in her funeral procession. she
could not prevent men from hooking on:
aud the streets through which the process
sion passed were thronged with the male
animals she so much detested. gazing
curiously az the unique sight.
The procession was composed OF an inn
mcnse throng Of women of all ages and
all social conditions and OF deputies from
every woman's society IN Austria But
Marie's directions were not carried out
To the letter after all. for the banner OF
the Jungfrauen Nerein was 40 heavy that
no woman could be found who was strong
enough TO carry a. so II was born aloft
by one OF the hated sex. who marched
along the only man IN the procession.
Fraulein lrrgang had rival I'm Frau
maiden lady Of Berlin who was known
throughout Germany as "the man-hater''
Having had an unfortunate love affair
~ years ago she vowed that she never
would speak 10 or II possible look upon
man again as long as she lived and
being a woman OF wealth. she was able
10 keep her vow until her death not long
ago. She bought a retired house about
dozen miles from Rerlin and equipped
it from basement 20 Earret with Furnish
inss made by the hands OF women. She
surrounded herself with n band OF wom-
en- each Of whom took a similar vow
OF perpetual hatred of the opposite sex.
and so skSlfully were things managed
that for ~ years the frauein neither
saw nor spoke to man nor boy
Another man-hater and one who car
rled her hatred beyond the tomb. was
Marie Lenoir. who died iu Paris n few
months ago BY her will she left her
whole estate. valued al ti5@0. I'm trust
to two women of her acquaintance hold
ing similar views with herself regarding
men. TO be used IN wsging warfare I'm
such WAYS may seem fitting 10 them
against the selhshness snd tyranny OF
usn."-New York Press.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-11-13
Farm Burial Places,

II the farmers OF 50 or twice 20 voars
ago had been asked 10 nsme the most
valuable portion OF their leand~d estates.
the old family burial grounds would haye
received the highest appraisal Many Of
these Enclosures upon New England farms
were then old grounds containing all that
remained OF earth of ancestors that
maybe cleared the surrounding forest
far back in the years OF early settlement
The time came when the farm snd farm
houses we're forsaken and then Occur
pants departed 10 return 10 more Some
~ these farms are still uncultitated or
used only for pasture ranges. Some have
gone into the possession OF mercenarV
purchasers. who have small regard FOR
the sacred character OF the ancient gra, g.
yards The ruined Fences are not re-
stored and cattle trsmpls over the
mounds once so carefully tended The
fallen hesdstones are broken and their
inscriptions lost. II may be useless 10
make any sort OF appeal TO those who
would not care for an old graveyard OF
their own accord Rut those In whose
care these hslf-sbandoned farms shall
come in the future. having human hearts
aud feeling that the obligations Of tho
golden rule are not all outlawed bv death
viii save the old farm burial niaces a.
they will expect strangers 10 protect
theirs In the far years To come The
thread that bin0s one 10 his birthplace
and that Of his ancestors IL strong one
aud NAV stretch beyond a thousand miles
Sometimes the children of New England
emigrant and even their Chiidren's chill
aren may trace ~ back again and into
the old farm graveyard. Springfield
I MON.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-11-13
WAS HELD UP.
Unknown Aighwayman Attempted
10 Rob Miss Lillian Brown.

i.sst eveniug as Miss Lillian Brown was
returning home from her place of en-
pioymsnl, she was attacked by an un-
known man near the corner Of Wallace
street aud Webster avenue.
The fellow demanded her pocketbook.
When she heststed he seized her by the
throat but the young woman's screams
frightened him away.
The street al this point is lighted with
nothing but incandescent lamps but last
night these were not burning
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-11-13
FIRST HUNT
RESULTS
IN DEATH
Boy Running 10 Show Trophies
TTIpped, Gun Was Discharged
and Sister Killed.

Washington, ~ j., Nov. l3.--Rushins
in boyish exultstion 10 show his sister
the trophies Of his first hunt. Freeman
stanley. nfteen years old, tripped at the
threshold OF his home near Johnsonburg.
his gun being discharged as he fell. HIS
sister received the charge Al close range.
and was Instantly killed.
Freeman Stanley. sr farmer, bought
his boy breechloadins shotgun last
week. and the youth was allowed 10 go
out hunting alone. lie met with sue
cess, coming home with half dozen
rabbits Not finding his father at the
barn. he ran 10 the house to tell OF his
good fortune.
Miss Frances stanley. the 17-year-old
daughter OF the household was lying on
sofa in the psrlor playing with her
baby sister al the moment the door open
ed and the happy hoy rushed I'm.
lie took one step across the Threshold
when his foot caught on the edge OF the
carpet and he fell The hammer of the
gun caught in his coat sleeve and when
IL snapped back into place the load was
discharged. without sign 20 show thst
she ever knew what hit her, the g.rl
dropped back on the pillow. The charge
had passed enureiy tnfough hef 'hIoHl'
severing the iugular. The baby was
slightly wounded by some stray shot ana
set up lusty cry.
Terrified. the boy ran screaming from
the room few minutes later Mrs.
Stanley arrived from neighbor's house.
and. horrided by the sight that met her
eyes. sank down in a faint.
Neighbors came later. and one of these
rode TO Johnsonburg for physician, but
his services were useless. He SAID the
girl had died almost instantly.
Miss stanley was 10 have been married
to A farmer OF the neighborhood next
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-11-13
FELL Is FEET.
Four Year. Old Girl Had a Mar.
row Escape From Death.

Helen OBrien. the four-year-old daush-
ter OF Mr. and Mrs. Edward OBrien Of
% Kay street. had an almost miraculous
escape from instant death yesterday af-
ternoon.
Helen was playing on the piazza when
she fell TO the ground, distance or
- feet striking on her head. The onicer
on that beat was notified and he tele-
phoned FOR an ambulance. The surgeon
Was much surprised TO find the ehilds
skull was not fractured she was taken
10 the Rhode Island hospital Today she
was reported as doing very nicely.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-11-13
Front Door Mirrors,

Recently In passing through possibly
the prettiest village in the Cctswolds.
SAYS y writer en- the London Graphic. I
saw an excellent idea that might With ad-
vantage be introduced u London ava
elsewhere. Within the knocker on the
front door-whiCh. in this instance. was
about on level with the face of the
vsitor-was placed q small convex mir
ror SuppoSine the visitor is paying q
call OF either congratulation or condo
lence. how advantageous must u be TO
put or the right expression on his coun-
tenance- either festive or doleful-before
he knocks at the door
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-11-13
WARREN.

A special prayer meeting was held In
the NJ. r.. church last night, when w. J..
Ward. OF the First NJ. r. church. Fan
River. addressed fsir-siZed audience.
Amity Lodge, /. q. o. F.. meets tonight,
Sowamsett, a. q. L. w, Thursday night.
Y r. :. c. r. met, Tuesday night.
Fra sgment Circle, Kings Daughters, met
and transacted routine business Monday
night.
The funeral OF Theodore Warren was
held from the family residence on State
street yesterday Many beautiful floral
offerings were in abundance. lnterment
was in the North cemetery.
Charles Macdonald, who departs for
the Philippines Nov. 26, is visiting his
parents here.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-11-13
Costliest Set of Harness.

The most costly set OF harness In the
world belongs TO the Khedive or Egypt
10 was made IN ENGLAND and cost SO 900
IL 10 for four horses. - Exchange. IS
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-11-13
REvoKEs ALL FORMER WILLS

The will in it's original condition sp-
points Elizur V. Foote and James D.
Leary executors, and revokes all former
wills, but later Mr.. Stokes apparently
changed his mind with regard 70 the Sc
lection OF Mr.. Lesry as an executor. hav-
ing been involved in litigation with him.
and erased his name and put that OF his
brother, Horace Stokes, in his place. lie
then wrote the following in the blank
space where his own name is signed:
October 90 1897. ] hereby eliminate from
my will the name of James ID. Leary and
substitute my brother. Horace Stokes.
Immediately below this and I'm the
hs ndwritins OF Mr.. Stokes is: Five hun
dred dollars to Fred Barket, my servant,
which is signed with the initial -"
Across this last sentence are the words
Revoked, deceased" he Intending TO re-
woke that clause owing TO the death of
his servant, and then follows his name,
"E s. Stokes
In view OF the fact that Mr.. Stokes
mother died some months ago, II this will
stands his brother, Horace Stokes. OF
Hackettstown. y. J., and his sister. Mrs
Mary j. MscNutt OF 73i St Nicholas ave-
nue.. where he died. will inherit whatever
estate he may have left unless Miss Bar
clay who claims to be his widow, should
I'm some way establish her claim.
MIR Foots IN his petition for the pro-
bate OF this second paper utterly ignores
this woman, az ne says that Mr. Stokes
left surviving him no wife, child or chill
dren. The value OF the property is placed
ss being unknown. Both the brother and
sister have waived the issuance OF a cita-
tion upon them In order that the second
will may be admitted 10 probate at an
early date.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-11-13

Among the many celebrities who will be
seen here in the musical gem "The Chap
eron. the new operatic comedy by Fred
eric RanKei and Tsidore wftmark, wnfcn
opens az the Providence Opera House to-
night. played by company Of 100 people.
none is better known, perhaps, than Dig
by Bell who once more returns 10 the
line OF work where he won fame as the
best singing comedian OF the operatic
world Walter Jones, another stage favor
ite, who was the original tramp In '1fs-
has also scored heavily since the opening
night of "Ths Chaperon" and his two
comic songs. Somehow IT Makes Me
Think of Home" aud THE Copper and
the Cook" are among the hits of the pro
duction. Templer SAKE tho great English
baritone from the Carl Rosa Opera com
pauy has made "The jolly Good Fellows
song prime favorite.
Marie Cahin. of The Little Lambs
and Runaway Girl fame. again has the
title role In THE Chaperon' and ~ Is de-
scribed exactly suited 10 her artistic style.
JOS G. Miron, the distinguished bssso,
last year with Princess Chic has role
in the new musical production that brings
him on the stage more than anything ne
ever had
Little Eva Tangusy, who is undoubted-
ly the queen Of all the young soubrettes,
makes as great a personal hit with her
My Ssmbo' song as any of the better
known stars
In addition To these there arc Ed Rcd
way. the English dancing comedian. es-
peciallN secured from George Edwardes
London company, for The Chaperon, +,
Lovat-Fraser. another English baritone;
Louise Cunning, the little prima donna.
who is said 10 he another Alice Nelson;
dainty Frances Wheeler, whose song
The Little Maid Who Couldn't Say No
has scored a hit; Mae Stebbins, the dam
ceuse, and scores OF others In this i'm
mense Perley organiZa ton.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-11-13

One Of the real events of the musical
season and one that will prove delightful
TO all lovers Of good music will be the ap-
pearance for tne-first time in Providence
OF the Royal Marine band OF Italy next
Sunday afternoon and evening at the
Providence Opera House.
Colonel Felix Wendelschaefer. ever
mindful of catering 10 the needs OF music
al and dramatic patrons, believes that all
lovers OF classical az we'll as popular
music would he pleased TO know that they
can hear their favorites interpreted by
the very finest OF musical experts AZ pop
ular prices lie has. therefore, decided TO
furnish them the opportunity.
To that end he has engaged the famous
Royal Marine band OF Italy: an organi-
"a tion OF musicians that has been the ad-
miration and delight OF European multi
tudes aud that has been for some little
time catering 10 the cultured musical
tastes OF critical Boston with the utmost
need OF success
Under the leadership OF Conductor Mi
nolit. they will give select and diyersi-
fed program OF the finest music.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-11-13
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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-11-13
TEXT OF THE SECOND WILL.

The second Will was executed in the
presence OF Charles Platner, of 100 West
Thirty eighth street, and George w. Cor
nish, OF q Bay View avenue. New Ro-
chelle. the same witnesses who appeared
on the signing of the first will The will
reads as follows:
In the name of God. amen. ] Edward
S. Stokes, OF the city OF New York. being
OF sound and disposing mind and memory,
and considering the uncertainty of this
life, do make. publish and declare this TO
be my last will and testament follows
First. after my lawful debts are paid
give To my mother. Nancy Stokes. all my
estate OF whatsoever kind and nature,
possess at the time OF my death. for her
use and benefit forever. The moneys I
received from her during the years 1877
and 1878 have been invested by me from
time TO time I'm various enterprises. l re-
fer TO tho $4,000 United States govern
ment bonds. which | disposed Of, and the
proceeds Of the Brooklyn OIL Refinery, ag-
Rregating about $4,000.
Al tho present time IL is uncertain wha {
my estate may realize over and above this
sum, which I hold I'm trust for my said
mother. and have paid her the interest.
but should the sum realized from my es-
tate he sufficiently large to justify my
said mother in carrying out my wishes
10 certain bequests, J desire her 10 do So
hut at the same time IL is my wish that
II he optional with her, whether TO do so
or not.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-11-13
STOKES MADE
e THIRD WILL.
The Second Leaves All His
Property TO His Mother.
WOMAN CLAIMING TO Be WIDOW
Not MsatIunst In IT, Contents Of Later
Document Not Disclosed, but It's Er-
lstsucs Is Annuuncsd

New York Nov. i3.-- Further compliea-
tions have arisen regarding the estate
left by Edward e. Stokes, who died on No
vember >, by the hling OF second will
yesterday I'm the office Of the surrogate
and by the announcement that there is
a third Will in existence.
The second will was executed on March
- 1894. and bears several iuterlinea tions.
said To have been made b. Mr. Stokes ar
ter the execution OF the document. but no
mention is made in II OF Rosamond Lang
don Barclay, the young woman who says
she was married TO him in Canada several
months ago.
Unusual care is taken OF this paper by
Carter, Hughes q Dwight. who represent
Elizur Y. Foote one OF the executors, for
they declined 10 file the original will, and
in its stead simply nied copy. as IL is
understood they do not wish the original
document TO be handled Al present
From an authoritative source IL was
learned yesterday that there Is a third
and later will. but it's contents could not
be ascertained.
John Delehunty. counsel for Miss Bar
clay. said yesterday that he was not in
terested I'm the second WILL and did not
anticipate taking any steps In regard 10
IL in her behalf lie had not heard OF a
third will,
Decorah-posten., 1901-07-16
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Meiicuoc.
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Tccprab % Gmean.
Zen i5os Suli 1901.
@innrihsif So. @rsbe.

SfsIQe Gountp- Inoitsrcrs Nop'
port por S05.7t7 aeres Der i Goun'
tpet iibSte Iar t%iIiaoet meo forfeit
Iige aorniorter. Oct iamiIiec acre'
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fet 9ono.
8interbpeoe 164 gcres.
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Wais IS 063 acres.
Sabre 81 ,263 geres.
gpa 10000 geres.
Iue 20s aeres.
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goteter 1928 geres.
aimotbp 36.715 acres.
aIeper 6.567 acres.
0rairiebc 12,45i.
S~opnesone S3,019 aeres.
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fro @ruberne til 2aniine % lieclebes
fra 8riiberne til 9ecorab meo Spor
til @aufon. Serngrubefomponiet
hnr ina meeen 6orretning ielo, al 10.
itgterne til beres 6oretnacnbes Selb
er ioa piot sobe, al DC filler fla oper.
bepiite ON, al en- eIeftriif Sporuei pil
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Ore 90
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er MI omtreni ct baIot Snes Troief.
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pente flere aar. mebens otter andre
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hoaber o%priatia, at 2inien ira Geco.
rab I'll Tisiisiippi moo blioe til Dir.
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