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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-10-05
Lady Warwick's Scheme.

The Lady Warwick Hostel, at Reading.
SAYS the London Express, is about 10
establish new branch for the purpose
OF training women for life in South Africa
end other colonies
Miss Edith Bradley. the warden. told
an Express representative recently that
the British Women's Emmigration as
socistion. eith the Hon. Mrs. Joyce at
It's head had done much good work in
starting women in new spheres OF life
IN the colonies
Lord Rrassey. presiding recently at p
meeting of the South African expansion
committee. showed how the future Of that
colony would depend on It's coloniza ton
b. trained and capable women.
when the war is over there will be
openings for able women as teachers.
nurses secretaries. typewrIters, telegraph
and telephone clerks, seamstresses, house
holb assistants, market gardeners, poul-
Try managers and dairy maids
The South African expansion committee
s dealing With the problem on economic
lines, with tho queen as patron Terri
torial committees have been formed for
CapetnAn. Cape Colony Natal. Orange
River, Rhodesis and the Transvsal
A wears training FOR colonial hfe he
fore leaving England is suggested as
valuable means OF raising the standard Of
eSrbnization,
nv extending the curriculum at the
Lady Warwick Hostel. al Reading. so
az 10 embrace cookery. laundry work,
dressmsking and house1fery this train
iug can be given and Brooke House has
been taken over 10 accommodate a dozen
students.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-10-05

vlXcnsh always, she has tenderness. love
ableness when her heart is stirred. Che
has viii. a. Aiss MarloNo paints her.
and she ever knows the way with her
there T. determination 60 have the man az
her choice come what may. How she
,ields 60 tho dictates of her fancy is
most delightfully."- shown by Miss Nlsrlovc.
who shades those woods oi the esrri,ious
giri With rare artistry.
In the FIRST act She is termagsnt eager.
10 sec ~ she really ives; Ia the second
she r. IN tnriure of doubt a. 10 her tower
tate; IN the third she risks All 90 run
aMaX with him and when i Is necessary
"a msrfg l.su's nj iSrsHce TO save him she
does 80 vith he courage o. true her
oins After her rcyal husband departs
this word she eois spout 10 regain the
man ho j. az ii az 4, her and then by
reCourge 10 . prpfiiso. von hN = pretty
wit she obtains her heorts desire Miss
Iarlowe rs sad 90 make An e1qustte
Mary and to have created character
which will 10 p memorable addition 10 her
gallery ~ arsrau porirets
With ths prrdHriiou Miss MarloUe
mareS decided advance ~ producer
II is bar homes prsiss 20 state that she
has surpa ssaa a'l her own pre- ious efforts
toward tine rtaEe 'liusioa. and they were
hy no means incaHsdsrsnle Court pic
lures call for lavish mBunting end Miss
Mariewe has supplied handsome settngs
and Costumtus with prodiGslity
Her gowns sre essential 10 the pictorial
side NJ the role fcr they arc quite as
gorgeous ~ 4 priacess would care Ia
wear; no mere man vould have the inn
pudencc 10 attempt description OF her
robes IN the fourth act hui IL seems a
most beautiful ermire effect with heavy.
rich gold cloth for skirt and sdn-umsnts
She never fncked 50 well a. she docs IN
the costume of the Queen oi France say
those who have watched her work during
the last half dozen wears
The cast Of characters follows. Henry
VIZ King OF ENGLAND ChSrlos Har-
NrUry; Francis - tuEoUtrTr- -fsuphin of
Frsncs, Wilfrd Ncrth; Thomas Wolsey.
Bishop III Lincoln. G. r. Gibuey Duke Of
Buckingham. sydney Toler; Duke De
Longueyille. Envoy OF France. A Donzst;
Charles Brandon Bruce McRae. SIR Ed
win Caskoden. Master Of the Dance.
George s Christie; Master Cavendish.
Wolsey's Secretary, Frederic Burt. Sir
Adam .ludson Cousin of Buckingham
Nilfrid North; win Sommers, King Hen
rvs Jester, Frank Reicher; Captain
Bradshurst, of the ship ROYAL Hind. Al
gernon Tassin: Host of the Row and
String Tavern. Frederic Leslie; Servant
a. the Tavern. William Charles: An Ad-
venturer Francis Hayward. Queen Ksth-
erne OF England Annie CLARK: Mary
Tudor, Princess Of England. Julia Mar
lowe Lady Jane BoluahrolSe. Charlotte
Crane, Mistress Anne Roieyn. Frances
ming Mistress Janc Seymour. Maud Ian
tryi louise De Nslois. Gwendolyn Valen-
tine. maids of honor to Mary Tudor
when knighihood was IN Flower"
comes 40 the Providence Op.ra House for
= weeks engagement commencing Mon
day. October 9TH.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-10-05

a boxing contest. fencing bout and sew
eral comedies. The combination is one of
me strongest ever booked for this house .
Not Tor years has Mrs. Tom Thumb as
she is still best known TO thousands al
th"ush she has been The Countess Msgri
ior is wears, been seen before in this citv
The ..aie woman. who had nine times
islted tho continent. and who has made
t~o journeys around the world is even
more attractive than ever. Her beautiful
dresses, made ny Worth the celebra ed
Partisan man drsssms ker. and her dis
play OF diamonds many Of which are
Sifls from titled personagss before whom
she has appeared In Europe. will attrs RI
ne feminine members OF the audiences.
while children will welcome the oppor-
tuntiy TO see for the last time this dmin-
utive specimen OF hums nifty
The Count aua the Baron Msgri her
husband ana brother-in-aw are slightly
taller but are accomplished ef4a- versatile
They are accomplished swordsmen and
have fenced before the Khsdive OF
l'Egypt the late Kings Victor Emmanuel
1nd tumbert of Italy, and before the
arssent king and Queen of England. at
Windsor Palace. by specis command Of
queen Victoria. With the Countess Ma.
[r theH form group of the most "a
nous midgets in the world and strong
additions 30 the company of Miss Fiskc
Nadine and Emery, Waldo Whipple and
Bert kimballs still and moving pictures
Miss May Fiskc was long member Of
the rsly and Frohmsn forces but has
been at the head OF her own company for
several seasons. She is an accomplished
actress. better known in the west than 90
the people of New England, before whom
she rs now making her first appearance
as a star. The Little Magnet" is a
western play, i'm the Bret Harte vein
written lly for her "Nell Gvyrne"
an adaptation Of one Of the xreatasI
New York successes Of last season snd
The Charity Girl is London success
ne company Of Diiss Fisks is claimed 4,
be 2 strong one.
The solo orchestra is 4 strong feature
2 musicians travelling with the couapanv
which - in every respect scenery and
properties enc of the most complete ar.
ganizstions on the road The usual Park
popular prices, 10 % end a. cents vii
nreyaii and the popular daily matine~s
will he given with receptions by Mrs
rom Thumb
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-10-05
NEW PARK THEATRE.

With three changes Of bill and a vsu-
devills performances by the smallest dra-
matte performers ia the world az well as
the most famous and interesting mldgefs
ever seen IN this or any other country.
next week AT the New Park Theatre may
well be called week Of repertoire. Miss
May Fisks viii appear st the heat Of hcr
own company snd Will give The Little
Magnet ell Gwynne end efhs char
ny 6irl Between the acts Mrs Tom
Thumb. the mos, famous OF iiSing mid.
gets VIII appear IN selections, while her
husband. Count Primo MaRri, With his
brother, Baron Ernesto Maeri will give
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-10-05
WESTMINSTER THEATRE.

The attraction al the Westminster thea
ire commencing With matinee on Mon.
day Oct = will be Rice A. Rarton's Rose
HLl English Folly Company" in the
iagghahlc farce, "McDoodle's night or
such cerer comedians as George ". Rice
and Joe : Sullivan assume the title roles
or The farce. which afford them many op-
portuuitios 10 display their Original wit,
thereby keepius the audience in "A con-
stant roar Rice & Barton have surround
cd the Rose Eil company this season
with a contingent 81 FIRST class artists ana
many prctty girls. Ell Of whom arc well
known to the thestregoing public.
\ number OF the refined specisltIss arc
introduced and the farce abourds in new
and catchy music. and dances. Among the
members are Miss Ray Vernon. ksth-
eryne Rowe Palmer. Mcfarland and Earl,
Hiil and Mills Sullivan ana Webber.
Nolan and White. Berry ard Hughes and
many Others The program VIII conclude
With the gsyest dsintiest. most chic
rapld-nre burlesque Of the dsy--The Man
From Away Back or "A Fool and Ills
Money Soon Part. which is described A.
picture of comicslities IN musical
setting OF gorgeous lovelinsss. written lea
Two entsugiemeuts and one happy iinale.
There Will he mstinees daily.
Don't confound this company with Rice
( Barton's Big Gsisty company, AS they
are two distinct and separate shows under
4as- sE44aa- -G4.-.4a-s se4saspi- Next week sam
r. Jacks own Ruriosque company.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-10-05
TINE PRINCESS CHIC.

Alrssdy local music lovers ere showing
strons interest in the approaching reap.
pesrance here ~ MarsUsrits sylvs ir
The Princess chic" This nev prfma
donns star has become as strongly estsb-
lished = fsyorite as any light opera zso-
prano in America since her appesfsncs
here year asa aud those who saw her
and who heard the dashiug swinging
hrics In The Princess Chic viii rejoice
% know Of her national triumph Miss
sylvia - now appearing for the first time
- st;.r in Boston, and reports from
INST CITY Indicate that she has been sS-
cepted there as Gistinct acquisition 10
The ranks of American operatic stars
There are ~ least two rouud dozen
pretty. iipElinC lNrics in The pTLrceSS
Chic and many of these are stif.sse-
nembsred here. Among theas ere re-
$ slled War in = Bountiful Jade" How
Arc We 20 Know The w cod Nymph
lrd the River God and AS IN story
fsrok %
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-10-05

cares for him. and this gives rise - tn-
limited amusing dialogue ana witty ban
ter and a series OF funny situations that
arc said 10 provoke the greatest hilariis,
James Richmond Gleuroy. ~familiarly
known as the man with the. green
elove0.' viii offer new fnonologue.
witch Is described as exceedingly witty
an. quite unlike any other similsf ef-
fort Glenroys "epltsphs have set local
audiences into gales of laughter" in the
past aud his latest production is said te
I've even funnicr vet Arrss aud Alice will
make their hrst appearance here IN 4
i-..y novel acrobstic act. la which both
The man aud The woman peTfotni feats re-
dulrng remarkable strength, agility and
skin. and another sight act Of recog
nisod mcfit viii besonered By Kennedy
and Qusirelli, the comedy iugglers Col
,n,e and Mcbride will contribute lively
irish comedy sisit. Phelps and Campbell,
black face comedians. VIII make their h-
itial bow here and Seeker, wilkes and
seeker viii be seen in new singing, dan
cng aud comedy sketch.
Among the new views to be shown by
the Bioeraph will be another in the high
~ interesting and suece.sfnl sories Sc
cured in connection With the funeral Of
President Mckinley This one was taken
from position just m front ~ the NIL
burn house IN Buffalo az the time when
the cssksi containing the remains of the
late pfesident was brought out 10 be
taken IN main for Mashipgien.
4 feature of peculiarly timely interest
was added 10 the bill At late hour This
viii he no less than BioEraPh picture
taken on FRIDAY afternoon. in which the
exciting hniEh ef tho great iuternatio
race between the Columbia and the sham
rock Is shown. The weather conditions
are said q have been peculiarly favorable
FOR tho purpose. aud tho picture is said
10 be one OF The finest ever secured of
any Nat.dng event
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-10-05
PROVIDENCE OPERA HOUSE.

Whether II is right 10 behold tho Mary
Tudor Of Julia Marlowss new play.
When hIghthocd Was IN Flower" "A
blend of Katherine. the shrew. whose
'aming makes the best of comedy hove
'ales Rossiind who la a pastoral makes
:, merit of difficulty witch demands
costume such Mary wears In the
third act. and Vinia. Il is no exaggeration
10 assert that Mary Tudor + the most
srduoas roie Aiiss MarloNs, has csRas "a
That Miss Marlowe meotIftll The require
ments and monaRes y present beau
tiul realization or thL heroine Is another
have put her witl.ir reach of all dramatic
parts.
Mary Tng''r is vixen, nut she is not
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-10-05
KElTH'S NEW THEATRE.

The coming weeks bin az keiths
would seem 20 give promise Of ono Of the
best all-rourd vaudeville entertainments
vet oasfed az Mr. Albcc's pslatial play
house. In point OF diversity, the rocos.
n'zed merits OF All The principal acts ond
thes trfsoers a would secn io be espea
ciaily netahle and the feet that the pers
formers WIN haze previo -sly been seen
her" are all those Who have become
strongly established in popular favor sad
that al Will be seen in entirely new acts
is a most inportsnt pnr
An octetts ~ pretty britons. knogn as
the Eth, English Roses. viii he TIE
leading feature ~ ihr program. For
months they were the reisniug sensation
et the London music halls ana the act
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-10-05

salient points of this part which is a
rural character. In such parts he stands
al the head Of his profession and IS re-
garded as mascot for he has never
beer identified with failure. The candy
pulling by several children superintended
by Bogd - one of the most pleasing
incidents of the play.
The celebration ~ = birthday annver-
sary permits the introducusn OF many
melodious folk songs and several humor-
Gus specislties. and an old-fashioned ven
doc n Responsible Tor The gatherinE To-
scther OF distinctly varying types of Yer
mont folk. while the last act displays
= Nebraska court of Justice hastily con-
veued. which proves laugh producer
~ the best kind comedy pervades the
play throughout Archie Boyds support.
ing compsny IL one Of great merit
and the scenery 10 ell new.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-10-05
goR OVER 60 YEARS

MRS wTNSLOW's SOOTHING SYRUP
has been used for over hfty years BY
millions of mothers for their children
while teethins. With perfect success. II
soothes the child, softens the gums. al.
isys all pain. cures wind collie, and is the
best remedy for Diarrohes. II viii relieve
the poor little sufferer Immediately Sold
by druggists in every part of the world
Twsnty-hye cents a bottle. Re sure and
ask for Mrs winslo~s Soothing syrup"
and take no other kind
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-10-05
new EMPIRE THEATRE.

Archie BOYD Is winning fresh lsurel.'
b. his Interpretation of Bijah Hopkins in
he new comedy picture Of New England
ifc, In Vermont in which he will ap-
ear here next week at the New Empire
Theatre. The tour so far has been highly
uccessful and Mr.. Boyds fine character
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-10-05
Buiter in the Coooanut,

There is TO be rival to margarine as
= substitute for butter. according 20 the
British consular general as Marseiiles lie
saws Il T. to be called "vegetsline." and
f. nothins else than tho oil extracted from
coprah idrled cocoanuO. refined and with
All smell and taste neutrsiized II becomes
like sweet lard.-T.ondon Express.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-10-05

suffering IL due 10 the after effects of "a
Grippe such as catarrh. catarrhal head
ache. innamed nasal passages ami offen-
sive dropping in the throat. Df. Aenews
Catarrhal Powder H. the sworn enemy 20
all head colds headache aud catarrh. IL
clears the throat and nasal passage and
stops the pain over the eyes IN ten min
utes Oct II today u cures radically
Sold by Blanding A. Blsndins, "a Meybos-
set Il. Geo. L.. Claim. 81 So Main st.-l5.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-10-05

m. signature ot f. ". Grove appears on
pNerv box ~ the genuine Laxative
Rromo-Quinine. the remedy that Cures a
Cold in One DAY.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-10-05

rs one ot the latest special impur;anon.
fort ne Keith circuit AZ wei ns one 81
the most successful OF them all. u cou
sists of dancing specialiieS combine
with a biz OF stage trickery that is said
90 produce surprising results \ SGT OF
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-10-05

iza tious in shore Acres and The Old
Homestead" are said 10 he surpassed IN
"In Vermont which has proved to be a
deliehtfu entertainment for all lovers
or rural plays
The author has given Archie Boyd one
Of the most powerful roles this clever
plsyer has ever assumed. and his inter
pretation is said 20 surpsss his brilliant
performances in shore Acres or The
Old Homestead
Archie BOYD n said To absorb all the
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1901-10-16
Many are Dying.

A dispslcl from Bioemfontein,
South Africa, says there are now g.
5UU white persons in the various re-
iugee camps here, while there are nesc-
y IL, 600 II the various camps IN the
Orange river colony. These require
sixteen railway truckIoads Of foodstutfs
weekly. The weekly death rate aver
ages 220, mostly from measles. Fifty
per cent Of the victims are children un-
dera years ofage. The trains passing
north are filed with women and chill.
dren returning to the Rand. Thirteen
burghers hs7e likely taken tho oath Of
allegiance here. The agricultural de-
partmeDt of the Orsnge River Colony,
acting with the military, is inducing
the people to take up agriculture By
supplying seeds and ploughs. Natives
living near the railway from Bloenfon-
tein to the Vaal river are taking adVan-
tage of this and ploughiug is progress
ing under the protection OF the military
garrisoning the bio,khouses.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1901-10-16
The States Wards,

The board Of regents Of the State
hospital Cor tie insane held their reg.
ular monthly meeting Thursday. The
report Of the superintendent, Dr.. J. ".
Babcock, showed that there sre l,115
inmates. This is sn average Ct one to
every 1000 Of population. This is a
much lower percentage than in the ma
jority Of Ssstes. In Massachusetts,
where the conditions ara by 20 mesns
abnormal, the percentage is to 300.
The board TOOK up the matter Of the
prcpriety of caring for those patients
who are citizens OF other States. The
acccnnt4At!ons here are roEded and
there is always : demand for more
room. The bosrd decided to try to
remedy this mater without involving
tie governor o. this State with tie
governors Of other States. It was de
cideG to appeal to the relatives Of those
afflicted. There are Is such in the
hospital, and they take places which
should be given to cit!zsns Of this
Staee.-Ths State.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1901-10-16
Horrible Death.

In wreck Of the Norfolk and West
ern road nssr Dublin, Va, Frank La.
7ender, . fireman oo Cripple Greek
passenger engine met a horrible desth.
While running from Pulaski to Dlblin
his engine crashed into another engine
attached to the rear end Of a freight
train which was standing on the main
line. Both engines we're badly wreck
ed and Fireman Lavender, whose legs
were caught by falling coal from the
engines tender, vas scalded to death
by steam. Hanging from the cab win
dow he begged piteously for help, but
the bystandsrs were poWerless to aid
him owing the last escaping stsam. The
blame for the accident is attributed to
the engineer, Who Was unhurs. It is
claimed be was running too fast and 8
dense fog prevented his seeing ahead.
The dead fireman Was from Pulaski and
had been married only one month.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1901-10-16
WhR COMES HIGH.
Tremendous Cost of the Boer War
to England.


The British secretary for Har, Mr..
Brodsrick, replying to Sir Charles,
Howard Vinssnt's offer to raise fresh
troops or do anything else to assist the
government, declines the proposal, and,
in doing 80, lengthily reviews the Brit.
ish position in South Africs, obvious
lY in answer to the persistent snd
searching criticisms Of the ministerial
journsls and members Of parlismens,
thst the goVsnmsat is languidly con-
tent to let the var drag on. MIR. Bro
derrick says, to begin With, that moth
ing Lord Kitchener has ssked fc1 has
not been promptly met. He adds:
"We have, roughly, 100000 man
and $50 gus IN South Africa, sld ever
100000 nen are under training at
noms. We have no difficulty, there
fore, il keeping the field srmy upto its
requisite strength, By drafts, and if &
further csll be mads We are il position
10 INSET il With the utmoss promptitude.
Notwithstanding this, there seems to
bs an impression abroad thst the close
Of the war is retarded By aoaroisy Of
troops, or the want Of mobility Of cur
columns"
This impression Nh. Bro irick COM
bats BY Ieclting what the var Office is
doing, providing supplies for 3l4, 00G
persons, directly OF iadirscsly connect
ed with tee var, fading 24S, 600 horses
and nalss, and maintaining four
months reserves Of food far men
sad animals. SizSy-niae mobile col
unns, perSec:ly sqaippzd, ars nov ia
The 1eid and 10, ,O0O r8mounss g-e beicg
la1Sad monthly, Dasides saose captured.
Mr. BEcdsick says the anxiety car ba
set at reat at homo. The government
has ne7sr interferrsd With LORD Klsoh-
ensr, in whose vigorous prose cutio1 Of
the War they HAYS entire eoEidencs.
he points ous again 10 the vast sxtant
of the country. Alluding to Lord
Kitchener sending back poorly trained
yeemanry, Mr. Bcodriok replies thas
they would have bssn trained esrlisr
but for the opinion Of military ad7is-
ers IN South Africa snd st homo, up
TO November, 1900, thss No fresh
troops were needed,
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1901-10-16
4 Good Start.

The Charleston Post says the con-
7iction Of six blind tiger" proprietors
Wednesday under the city ordinance re-
Gently passed is very satisfactory re-
suit, and a promise Of extended SUCCESS
in the municipal enforcement Of the
Law which the State has fs,lsd from the
first to carry out in Charleston. There
was short shift to the accused in the
court Wednesday, and justice fell swift
~ upon them. For the first time in
several years keepers Of illicit liquor
places were brought to book and made
to suffer the penalties Of their viola
tion WedI esday's work was but the be-
ginning Of what will be E general, con-
tinuous and practical enforcement Of
the dispensary Law under the city ad-
ministratiya power. Let the State su-
thoritiea observe and wonder.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1901-10-16
As Object Lessons.

The Southrln railway has entered up.
on : scheme for the improvement Of
the wagon roads Of the south in pursu-
ance Of the policy Of President Spencer
to encourage ths growth aud develop
ment Of ali territory tributary to the
Southern system. A good roads spe.
cial train Of ten cars will leave here
shortly for the south under charge Of
President ". e. Moore Of the National
Good Roads association, and will make
FRI quent stops at points along the
Southern railway for the purpoae Of
building sanple roads and arousing In
terest amcng the people on the subject.
The aim is to educate the southern pso-
pie in practical road building and to
Impress or shem the economy and ben
eft to ke derived from fine roads. The
trair will csrry ali necessary machinery
for the building Of roads and corps Of
road experts.