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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-10-11
Women Bull Fighters,

Blood, and yet more blood, the below
Ing of beasts in pain. imminent peril TO
human life. and torture to the beasts are
what is demanded by bull fight habitues :,
Ihus the London Leader Roubaix CORE
spondent introduces his description OF a
oull light In which matadoras took part.
Inc heroine yesterday was the matadra
Lolita, whose repute for coolness. agility.
suppleness ard grace extends throughout
France and South America Five small
two-year-old Andalusian bulls. with wide
sharp horns were killed. three by Lolita.
two by Hererits. the former killing
quickly and adroitly. the latter from ner-
Vousness literally butchering her animals.
Both Lolita and Herrerita were once in
momentary peril Of being pinned between
the barrier and the bulls horns. causing
women and children to shrek with hor-
ror
The spectacle at best. says the CORE.
spondent, was extremely disgusting and
revolving. mere public butchery winked
az by the authorities. A large percentage
or the spectators were women and Young
girls. a few % whom flinched al the re-
voting spectacle
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-10-11
0LNEYvIlle.

The STANDARD wheelmen had their rnaI
run or the season last evening going as
far as the Centredale Hotel. where a
beefstesk supper was served and was
then followed by an hour or two Of
sociab'lity. The vocslists sang and the
readers read. and. In fact, those who
possessed any ability 10 entertain were
called upon and responded
needless alarm Of fire was sent IN
from box SSS last evening man namod
flynn caught glimpse OF fire I'm a new
mouse on Priscilla avenue and sent an the
alarm, and the fremen found that the
oiaze vas from a plumbers furnace
which bad not been extinguished by the
Workmen when leaving their work
well known newspaper man OF this
place was obliged TO write new coon
story this morning for his paper for no
was az the head Of party who make
an annual trip into the wllds OF Rhode
Island for these sly fellows. He wrote
his story before he went, bur Ne came
back minus coon and there was no
place where they could buy one ss q,
Is claimed they have done before
Bessie r.. Yates. aged 81. died q, 49,
home 30 Pocssset avenue. last everins
The Johnston town council will nae,
this evening
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-10-11
In Gold and Jewels.

who Will not paint the rose now
| Pearls are set with diamonds. Not the
regular pearls, one OF whose beauties Is
In their perfect form, but the uneven
baroaue pearls. A pair OF cuff buttons OF
these pearls has each pearl set with tinv
diamonds
The very prettiest things In silver bags
are those beautiful ones which draw m
az the top with delightful heavy silver
cords exactly after tho style OF silken
hand bags.
charming round bag OF the sof,
French gray has set I'm the ton ~ the
frame number OF spheres OF the tur
quoise matrix. some turned decided
green, which is charming as contrasted
win the gray OF the silver. Another has
me frame set with the baroaue pearls.
IL one does not care for silver, there
~ the gold bag with the frame and hook
set with diamonds and pendants Of the
baroque pearls. or there is another OF
these pretty gold bags set with different
jewels and with beautiful green stones
pendant
And how are the humble exalted N
great renown I'm the world OF Jewels,
White mother OF pearl cuff buttons. pearl
hutton shape. and buttoned with dia-
monds and have diamond centres
There are also the smoked pearl hp,
ton-shaped cuff buttons. with centres OF
diamonds
woman has but little chance OF orig.
inaiity I'm rings. For men there is every.
thing. heavy settings. in different shades
of gold and the deep yellow and the
bronze In various and quaint designs.
sphinx heads holding large diamonds. and
IN ring where tho stone is not held An
closely by the setting. there are a counle
of grinins supporting an emerald How
ever Few women will quarrel with the
beautiful stones and simple settings of
their rings
DIE haroaue pearl. mountainous az
fair is set around with a duh gold set
ting for brooch.
one may show ones fondness for nar.
ticular sport in lead pencil. II may be
. gun. golf stick. tennis racauet. or
even broom, and I'm either gold or ali. /
YER
with the new art baser metals are 4
considered worthy ~ 0rnamentation with /
lewels small tray ~ bronze-undoubt.
IDLY az ash tray for the man-has one
'ide encircled with horseshoe and the
'ther showing the beautiful. chaste face
lfIart nouveau maiden with = fiet OF
evels upon her brow The t~ay IL really |
90 pretty for the base uses Of the snok.
'r--Philsdelphis Inquirer
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-10-11
Antarctic Exploration.

The region which the German sou,b
ROAR expedition. which has lust sailed
on me Gauss. under the leadership of
iroi' hrlch Won Drygalski, will attempt
20 explore IS on the east side OF the sun
posed great Antartic continent ana tie
Nersuelen Island will naturally serve as
the startling and supporting point for the
operations. \ branch station will he con.
sfucted there To serve during the entire
ssay OF the expedition I'm the Antartic re-
slon. ne island was discovered I'm the
year lU2 by the French naval lieutenant,
herguelen, and explored later hv the
Eiooe-clrcumnavigator Cook, Cook found
there rich fauna. and this discoverv
prought whole troops Of seal and whale
hunters """'e
meanwhile the animal world OF Ker.
kusien island was pursued so recklesslv
sna. uun'ing no longer brought any re-
Cothpehse The same thing may he said
OF the valuable whales which must have
oeen there In enormous numbers Az
leaht, sir James Ross is said IA have
counted hundreds OF whale hunters on his
famous voyage TO the Antartic regions
Later hunting wU discontinued altogeth-
~, anu Al present kerguelen is once more
shan ant I'm animals. so thar soo,6 - =
searches Will be made on this subject
lhe hrst object will be TO accomnIisb tbe
terrestrial magnetic and meteoroloairaI
lspofs and simultaneously the main exne-
uiuon VIII start south. Then Prof Won
rygslski VIII visit Termination Land and
continue his operations. Neither that re-
zion nor That eastward on the south noIar
chart known as Wilkes Land or that
westward known as Kemp Land and Frd-
erby Land have Vet been trodden unop
ana there Is some doubt as 10 ubetbsr ~
is true, as most travellers and geoersnh-
ers assert that they are n part Of the
enormous Antartic continent II is ulelv
me German expedition will make many
observations on this point Only the east
ern side Of Victoria Land Is known. and |
mat owing 10 tho explorations OF the
Norwegian Borchgrevink one OF the ob-
le'ts or the expedition will he the ex- |
ploratlon OF Victoria Land i'm the west l
IN order 10 establish its supposed connee |
ION With Kemp Land and Enderhy Lard |
me expedition will attempt 20 psps- ]
rate the Antariic continent itself ana ~ \
'stablsh there scientific station.
other expeditions will simultaneously
EXPLORE the Antartlr region from, Other
'oints The government of Argentine has
llready erected for the Swedish exnsdi-
ION station on staten Island. near cana
Torn. The Swedish expedition. which MI
tart I'm September IN the wells Enovn no
ar ship Antartic. will proceed 10 ,hs
outhern point Of America and aim i'm the
irecion of the Wedsll Sea while tba
English expedition. with Melbourne as
ne starting point, will 70 10 Victorta
ana. then eastsrly IN the direction of
'rahsm : Land.-Philadelphia Record
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-10-11
WARREN.

Mr. r. Champlin and John Cuikin have
recently returned from an extended trip
10 New York city.
special town meeting will he held in
the town hall Saturday October 18th. for
the purpose OF making arrangements for
an extra appropriation 81 $1,000 for the
school TO he built on Joyce street. sew
eral architects have competed for the
plans and George Humes. Of Pawtucket
X J., NO contracts have been awarded
for the building yet on account of tho
need 81 money
The COMMITTEES does not imagine that
there will be any dissenting voices in this
matter as the work cannot he carried
on unless money is furnished
Delta Circle. &. l.. s. c.. has elected tho
following officers for the ensuing y..r.
President. Mrs. +. J. Cushing: vice presi-
dent Mrs. Otis Easterbrooks: secretary.
Mrs j. ~. Carpenter; treasurer. Miss
Sarah Brown
Mrs j " Lent of North Plymouth
Mass. is visiting az The residence of her
son. Mr.. j. H. Lent. on Wood street
social Will he held I'm Institute han
tonight under the auspices OF the Ladies
Aid society connected with the ST Mary's
church
The town council ret IN the town rooms
last evening NJ 7:20 and canvaseed .nJ
the list Of voters for the special
town meeting
Mr.. Ernest Fontaine. Mr. Louis pins
ana Emile Saillant. representing the
circle Jacauis Of this town. have returned
rom the convention AZ Springfield. Conn.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-10-11
BRISTOL.

Republican caucus was held last even
| ing at the court house with a good at
tendance. The meeting was called To or
der al o'clock by Charles II. THOMPSON.
chairman OF the Republican town COM
mittee, and after reading the call the
first business was the election OF a chair
man. Henry w. Hayes was elected per-
manent chairman and T Smith Me-
Keen secretary. The delegates elected
Henry W Hayes. ~ \. cole. Frank p.
Wilson, r. l. Brownell, l.. y. colt and
Charles a. Barbour: candidate for sena.
tor. George ", simmons; for represen-
tatiye, Harry IA. Shepard. The present
member OF the state central committee
Charles n. Church, was reelected The
town committee now consists of nine
members instead OF five: c. r. Rockwell
Charles y. Brigham, Frederick NJ Dixon.
CHARLES H. Thompson, Charles A. Bar
bour. T. Smith Mckeon, y. " Cole and
O. l.. Bosworth.
The steam tug Commander arrived here
Yesterday from New York and towed the
o-footer Mineola. belonging 10 August
Belmont, TO City Island, TO be hauled out
for the winter.
The funeral OF Mrs. Catherine T.. Ditt-
mar was held yesterday afternoon from
her late home on MIX street. The SER
vices were conducted by Rev. DR.. q. l..
Locke rector of 81 Michaers church.
Milton r.. Gayton, who resides upop
Bristol Neck, while on his way TO town
Yesterday afternoon WAS attacked by Q
dog owned by a man named Vincent and
severely bitten upon the leg. The same |
los has attacked others.
The opinion of many or our taxpayers Is
mat II II foolhardy in continuing n lii. |
cation trying 20 force the Bristol and |
warren Water Works company To sell |
heir plant for a reasonable price. The |
own has been at work with committees
he last six or seven years in trying 10
accomplish something They have paid
or legal advice and other expenses about
loco and what have they accomplished?
simply nothing, and never will until the
ompanys franchise expires
The political situa ation here at the pres
nj time Is somewhat mixed. although the
republicans have placed a straight ticket
? the Held and the Democrats hold their
aucus tonight. Whether they make a
lcket or not the Citizens nomination pa
ers VIII be started on Saturday morning.
irectly after the two caucuses The OBJ
act OF waiting was TO see what action
9th caucuses would take. The Citizens
MI be supported by the independent vote |
mich will draw largely fron1 the Repr1b
can ranks.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-10-11
A PILGRIMAGE.
81. Louis Jefferson Club Begins
Trip TO Tomb Of tho Sage.
BOBBY KNEW.

~. Louis. Oct. 1.-THE Jefferson club,
local Democratic organization some
times styled The Tammsny of the
West began an extraordinary pilgrim
age to the tomb of Thomas jefferson.
the sage of Monticello. near Charlottes-
ville, Va. when it's special train OF II
coaches drew out of Union station last
night
The excursionists numbered go all ar
dent believers i'm the Jeffersonian prin-
ciples They carry with them a monu-
ment OF Missouri granite. which will be
erected at Monticello 10 commemorate
the visit of the organization. Among
those who took passage on the special
We're: Former Governor William J.
Stone. Mayor Rolla Wells and Lieutenant
Governor John Lee
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-10-11
EAST PROVIDENCE.

Inc Republican caucus will be held IN
the town hall this evening. and the lead.
ers OF the party do not look for any ;oirt
opposition, for according TO current re-
ports, those most interested I'm the
Goo Coos movement are withdraw
ing from the contest. That there vii! he
changes In the makeup OF the council
ticket there is no doubt for MIR. PhillIns
VIII undoubtedly decline 60 run again. as
ms business requires about all of his
time and Mr.. Benjamin Wilson win he
Nominated In his place, and he with Coun-
cIlmen Pierce and Martin will be elected
hands down.
knward COBB, the well known citizen
fa1 narrow escape from being killed
yesterday noon. He went into one OF the
stores To Iurchast some feed for his
horses ana, while ia the building a large
ph" OF grain tell upon him, and ne was
Tor some minutes buried beneath a heavy
weight cf Crair. lis presence was missed
oy the elcik Who was taking his order
ana a second or two later groans were
heard. AMI all or the attaches hastily re-
moved the bags and secured Mr. cobb.
IL was ~ mere accident that Mr. Cobb
was not injured, for three Of the bags fell
IN such way ne to shield him from the
""igbt. lie was not injured
Al the meeting OF the second Baptist
church trustees last evening Mr. Clarence
Horton was elected superintendent OF the
sunday school Mr.. Horton is probably
the youngest superintendent IN the state
he being but 2l In the past he has
taught the Bible class az this church. and
he Is OF an exceedingly pleasing disposi-
tion. lie is now the bookkeeper az : :
Rieh's having succeeded Mr. Rich's son
3" "ho is now postmaster
The fremen OF this place are delighted |
now that they are 20 have the Rhode ISL |
and League OF Firemen held under their |
auspices next season, and at the next |
meeting arrangements will be put under |
way for their entertainment
In a little cottage I'm a field ON vha, 4
known as Vincent farm near Arlington /
corners, was found two cases of scarlet
fever by Health officer Mason r. Wood
The patients are little girls and the cases
arc of a mild form
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-10-11
MIS-. Muir VIII Get II From
Her Mothers Estate.
WINS POINT IN WILL CONTEST.
Inc Value Of the Entire Estate 10 Who,
She Makes Claim Is Estimated
TO Be $500,0o0.

Trenton, Oct 1i.-Mrs Ida Mcpherson
Muir. only daughter OF the late Trnited
states Senator John r. Mcpherson who
was secretly married in 1895 IN r,r Iossnb
Mulr, secretary TO the American legation
at Stockholm. has won the nrst great
step IN breaking the will of her mother
BY the provisions Of the will Mrs Muiy
was cut on with a life interest I'm the es-
tate vaiaed at 5000 Chancellor Mss,s
81 New Jersey, I'm Trenton Yesterday
snanted Mrs. Muir's request for an an
r nu,,y OF $4,000 pending the final settle
When Mrs. Mulrs request for an an
y nui.y was made II was fought bv the ex-
MI oi the estate. on the ground that
tpon investigation IN was found tba,
nuuSh OF the money charged against Mrs
piir phar had been given TO her by Mrs. Nc
Mrs Muir contended that her annual
SS SSkpehses were more than 900 and that
I,,I, n,r husband's income was inadequate TO
Mrs Mrs. MePhersons will was filed in the
SSllce OF the surrogate OF Hudson county.
Ss" son Jersey jersey April 3 1891 The McPher-
Tor Mrs Muir. Before the death OF Mrs
Mulf the estate WAS left TO Anson s Bald
syir,, w,n. me sole executor. Should he not
survive Mrs. Muir the corpus OF the es-
tate should go 10 Yale university
no provision was made for George
SresorN' Mrs. McPhersons 5 brother or
TOT tns children Of Mrs. Muir II was adj
Initteu that Mrs Mcpherson had been op-
posed 70 her daughters husband. and had
t,ntended 10 make no provision for him or
NE descendants, but Mrs. Muir contended
,nnan a rev weeks before her death Mrs
Mcpherson had written 10 her promisine
20 provide for any children that Mrs,
Aiuir might have hy husband other than
1T Mulf IL was also alleged by the
contestant that Mrs Mcpherson mad heen
unduly influenced when drafting the will. |
some OF the Mcpherson estate Is I'm /
" !, ashlhgton, ID. c., and last August Mrs
" huI hled caveat 10 her mothers will |
. the supreme court OF the District OF |
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-10-11
An Effective Decoration,

art nouveau" applied 10 parasols is 81
thoroughly effective. A great many of
the more expensive parasois have their
handles and covers. too. decorated with
are nouveau designs. One OF the more
novel parasols ~ covered with white tsf-
feta sauze. veiled I'm friiis OF white chif.
fon. Along the lower part there Is a
broad space left frilless This IL orns-
mented with striking poppy design car
ried out with tinsel applique blossoms
some rejecting warm yellow gold and
others decided bronze The strag9line
centres are 81 worked IN heavy black
chenille. Stems and leaves are ~ varied
shades of gold. The handle ~ old ivory.
is covered with network of poppy stems
worked out in several shades or eold in
laid. So many ~ the more elaborate
white parasols have strands of crystal
heads peeping cut from among their
Inquirer.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-10-11
Tommy's Joke.

Tommy Is no more that years old. bu,
ne can ask more questions than most
boys ~ 10 years His curiosity IL never
SATISFIED and sometimes as IL quite na.-
urei ms mother tires ~ n. Such was the
case one dav when she said:
Now. Tommy. ~ YOU would only keen
still and not bother people with ausstions
YOU don't know how much YOU nigh,
learn
Tommy said never a word bu, treasur-
AN'eer-A A-f4"l-s4e s4es.@-ieter -it--was
sent 10 the grocers
Say. ma. said he on his return. "yor
told me " I'd keep still and not ask o,,e..
tions I'd learn a lot. but N isn't true
went 20 the grocers and he was taiL,r'
and talkin'. but didn't learn q thing f.
Mhy' inst was strange" said his
mother
No. ~ wasn't. either" srinned Tommy
who gas enjoying his Joke. 'Hs was
tslkin' Dutch. h."-Exchanse
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-10-11
WERE RESCUED.
French Fishermen, Picked Up
at Sea, Brought to Porl.

New York. Oct. 1.-THE steamer Graf
Waldersee. which arrived today from Ham
burg brought two French fishermen who
were picked up al sea Oct. in an ex.
hausted condition
The men were in an open boat, drifting
ABOUT In the fog fve days without food
or water. They were from a French fish,
ing village near Brest. The men had left
theH schooner In small dory TO fish. A
dense fog set In followed by brisk winds
which separated them from the vessel.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-10-11
NEW RAILROAD PROPOSED.

vancouver. r. g. oct. 1.-THE state
ment ~ published here that there ara now
IN preparation plans for line of rail-
~aN from Dawson to Salt Water on Lynn
anaL The promters are said ~ be resi.
cents ot Dawson Two routes are said
dents of Dawson. Two routes are under
consideration for tho road which Is DO.
signed ,o compete with the White Pass
and Yukon railroad.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-10-11

Mr. John Dawson Rockefelier is o,,,.
me richest man IN the world and he
doesn know 10 n hundred thousand or
after his huge wealth for him saV no bsS
tiliN three millions year coming along
-Mith-W Which io-kaAfa-th saalf--gs..t.,-
door ana friehten away tho eaunt spectre
OF poverty He has made c,cr, -, -
lhat amount during the last thirty wears
The trouble ~ Nir. Rockefeller's ife A.
that he gets no rest. Quite recently he
onered 10 nav a salar, ~ 500 00O = wear to
the man who could entirely relieve hin,
or the burden of atteudiuR to his muItifs
Eious interests. That offcr is still openf
! Ne stress ~ IRE eats up ell Mr Rookie
felier's JOY. II II an eternal round ~ bvsi.
ness which absOrbs his energies He
makes money against his will.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-10-11
How's This 2

We offer One Hundred Dollar.
for any case OF Catarrh that eanna.
cured by Halls Catarrh Cure W
r. J. CHENEY q co. Toledo n
We. the undersigned. have knovn
Cheney for the last IS years. and b.,,.
him perfectly honorable IN all busi,..e
transactions and financially able 10 carry
out any obligations made by their Az,
WEST & TRUAX. whoiesaie Druge,.,",
Toledo. q
WALLING KfNNAN a MARVIN
Wholesale Druggists. Toledo. %
Halls Catsrrh Cure IL taken inter,su.
acting directly upon the blood and rnuco,,s
surfaces OF the system Pric. 75c ne,
bottle. Sold by all druggists Testsrnon.
Nls sent free
Halls Family Pills are the bsst
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-10-11
NOTES FROM KEITKS.

new act In vaudeville is given by
sextette called The Six Blackbirds.
who style themselves The Fashior
Plates OF Colored Entertainers. The,
give an act made up Of songs and dances
interspersed with comedy under the title
or The Golf Links" that is meetins
with success in other cities They are
engaged 20 appear at the local Keith
Theatre next week.
Dick and Alice Macavoy. who have
heretofore appeared In a Juvenile sketch
illustrative OF the life in the slums called
In Hogan's Alley" are now appearing
In more preten,ious piayiet OF the same
style which they term The Waifs
Christmas Eve" In this they are given
an opportunity for some pathetic acting.
and their work In this has been favorably
compared TO that OF Williams and Tucker.
whose act this is said 20 resemble Pa
irons OF keith's will have an opportunitv
to witness this next week
The leading feature of next weeks bill
at keith's will be the Great Kara. who
has been called The Defer of the Laws
OF Gravity Ills only appearance at
heith's was during the early part OF last
season. at which time his work created
the greatest enthusiasm In his line ~
Juggling he has no equal and the comedy
introduced into the act is no small feature
of H.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-10-11

When Emperor william made his orr
ental trip the sultan presented him with
n number of horsee and valua bic rugs
Having heard that the sultan was plan.
nine geological garden, the emperor has
now purchased IN Hamburg and sent 10
bears. parrots, deer and other animals.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-10-11

Cant. Samuel Donelson. Of Tennessee
who was doorkeeper of the house OF rep-
resentatites in the forty-ninth congress
has presented 20 the navy department a
bust of his grsndfs Their John Branch.
who was secretary ~ the navy under An
drew Jackson.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-10-11
Mrs. FannIs Clifford McAusIan
VOICE CULTURE.

Glasses Forminr-7, Conrad Building.
Apply Tues. and Fri SIS 2. m. In oct.
Vars New Interval system Of Sight
singing ~
The Van Buren press. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1859-1914, 1901-05-11
Gov. Stone Fears q Panic.

KANSAS CITY, Mo-. April 30, Eek.
Gov. WIN. j. Stone Is distressed over
the financial outlook. He sees ahead
disaster and panic. In an interview he
said:
"A tremendous financial crash Is
coming in this country just rs sure as
fate. Why the speculation In New
York and some other cities is simply
maddening. Stocks are going up,
everyone il wild to invest and there
seems to be no limit. There has to be
a stop. The financial situation In this
country today Is unparalleled In the
history of the world, and II we should
come ont Of this thing without u panic
1t would be unexampled In the history
of the world,
Last week the stocks sold In New
York amounted to nearly seventy million
shares. At par value Of 800 per share
that represents $1,000, 900 900. You
can just figure 1t for yourself In
twelve weeks the stock sales would
amount to nearly eighty billion dollars
more than the assessed valuation of
all the property In the United States,
both real and personal.
England Is getting In bad way
financially and American securities In
London are being sent home. That &
going to take lot of gold out Of this
country and It will only hasten the end
There ism I anything behind this Hnan.
cial boom and | don see how panic
can be averted.'