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.THE~
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Good Organizers Wanted in Every
Town. Liberal Compensation.
Address:
JOHN c. KENNEDY,
Cooper Building,
Denver Colorado

The American Woodmen is a Fraternal
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laws of the State of Colorado.
II is organized on the lodge plan and
admits all males between the ages of IS
and So.
1t believes in humanity, justice and
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and is strictly new century order.
1t offers an opportunity to every hus-
band to protect his wife and children. 1t
offers an opportunity to every son to pro-
tect his aged parents.
The cost of protection and membership
requires only small outlay of money.
The ritual and the ceremony of intro
duction in the Order ARE impressive and
digni6ed and do not in any manner tres
pass upon religious rites or political affil-
iations
A beautiful monument is erected on
the grave of every deceased benefited
member.
The following are the assessment rates,
at nearest birthday, and are not changed,
payable monthly; fifteen percent. rs q
ofwhich is placed in the emergency fund.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1901-06-29
General Lee,s pauahter W.ddsd

New York, June 26.-The wedding
OF Miss Ellen Lee. daughter Of Brig
adler General Fitzhugh Lee, to First
Lieutenant James Cooper Rhea, of the
Seventh cavalry, u. s. A, took place
yesterday In the Church of the Trans
fguration, In this city. Miss Anne
Fitzhugh Lee, sister Of the bride, was
maid OF honor. and First Lieutenant
y. II. Humphrey. Of the Seventh cav
airy. was the best man.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1901-06-29
Ternado Victims IN ohio.

Newark, o., June ga tornado
syept over Newark yesterday after.
noon. The upper portion of the new
factory at the II. H. Everett glass
works. where Is men were at work,
was wrecked and seven men were
caught in the debris. Lloyd Cunning
ham was fatally injured. Walter Dick
inson, day foreman. and Thomas Doug
Lass each had leg broken.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1901-06-29
Exploding Fireworks XIII Seventeen.

Paterson, N. j.. June 22.-Seventeen
people were killed, nine seriously hurt
and dozen others received injuries
as the result OF a fire following an ex-
plosion among a quantity of fireworks
In the store of Abraham NJ. Rittenburg,
In this city. The store was on the
ground floor of tenement building.
The cause of the explosion is not
known and the property loss will not
exceed $4,000.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1901-06-29
The Worst.

Don't you know that smoking gives
a man catarrh, bronchitis, tonsilitis
and weakens his nervous system to a
degree that may bring on cerebro
spinal meningitis?''
Yes" answered Mr.. Meekton,
gloomily, "and that isn't the worst OF
it. 1t spoils the lace curtains."-Wash-
ington Star.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1901-06-29
FIRST HONOR PUPILS
PuP1Ls Nor ABSENT OR TABDY.
VALLEY sTHooL.
(Oontinu ed from 7th Psge.)


4th Primsry-Mrs. F. P. Walker,
tesehtr first honor: Vivisr Kemp,
Daniel Tin berlske, Mary jefferson,
willie Oliver james Monroe, L9reDs
Nels, n, Ernest E1wArds, Leila Dab
new Ida Paels
Neither Absept nor tArdy: Stephea
Banning, Be, jamiD B sIron, Christie
pht Darlington, Ernest Edwards Jas.
Monroe, James Ross, hamlet Rsn-
dolph, DsnIeI TimberlskA. Henry
White. Lille Booke', Erma Osskie,
Vivian K@mP.
4th Primary Mis- F. DIT. White,
teAeher, fret honor: Susie Garner. Ma
~ JnHes, Annie Freeman,
Neither absent nor tardy: Emmtt
Coleman, Norris EubaEk, Msrcellus
Ns.h John Woodsor Annie Freemso,
Msgs sic Oliver, L Is White.
Sr6 Prim ary-Niss Z Is J. Williams
teacher, fret henor: Thomas Mar
shs J, Joseph p rnel, Bland Banks
Rosa Gaines, Lillian West George
Murray.
Neither absent nor tsrdy: Robert
Darlington, Virgil Woodson, Elizabeth
JEFF rsop. Edwin BurTell, George Car
Thou as Msrshsll, Joseph Pernell
George Stew art, FilZbugh White, Lii.
lian Carter, Julia Pemberton, Ross
Perkins, George Murray, Thomas Ke.'
ley.
2nd PrimAry-Miss Ella +. Boiling
teacher, first homer: George Dance
william X CT ards0n. Spencer Dance
Mary WoCdson, Bessie Wells, Marie
RANDOLPH Gertrude WalbsrTow, JohI
Dance, Lizzie Edwt rds, Pc All Jackson
Melissa Kinney, Pearl Brooks, AlmI
Btmm, Ruby johnson, Eva Thomas
AdoJphus Edwards Fam lie BrsxtoD
Eta johnson, Irene Page.
Neitber sbseBt TOT tsrdy: George
Dsnce, WIllism r chArdsoR, Fannie
Brs1ton, lizzie johnson, Elise Jones
Virginia Willie, Mary Woodson.
2nd Primsry-Miss F. N. Robinson
teach er, first honor: Matte Thorn as
Cora Smith, Morris Tyler, Elizabeth
Thomas, Maud Jones, Joseph Scott
Mebel GrsmmAr, Osborne Mason, No IL
lie Washington.
Neither absent nor tardy: Josepl
Jones, Charles Ty Ter, Harvey Winston
Chsrles Young, Prunella Anderson
Mildred Daniel, Hannah Green, Maud
Jones, Sadie RuPsell, Matte Thomas
Hs zel Tyler, Victoria Williams, Mile
Washington.
Let Primsry-Miss T. NJ. Robinson
teacher, frat honor: John Thomas
Nora Jones, Arthur Hope, Aatti,
Green, Walter Nelson, Irene PitchtorC
Lille Hill, Virginia Kenny, Marie Il il
ler.
Neither absent nor tardy: Georg,
Brooks. Robert CheaIham, HsrrIsoI
Jones, James Richar dson, John Thorn
As, Frank Watson, Pearl Brown, NJ ary
Eedleton, Lillian Holmes. Gertrude
Harris, Carrie Williams, Lille Hill.
LIST PrimAry-Miss Ella F. Boiling
teseher, first honor: Louisa Boiling
IneE Stutely, Bessie St. Clair. Annie
White. Mabel Wells, Maris Williams
Fannie Baker, Emma Hudson, William
Davis, Nelson Reeve, Lily Allen.
Neither absent nor tardy. Ernest
Branch, John Willis, Leslie Brooks
Louisa Boiling. Clinton Jennings.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1901-06-29
Hairbreadth Escnpe.

Mrs. Crimsonbeak-"I see by this pa
per that some statistician discovered
that the average woman carries 10 to
go miles of hair on her head"
Mr.. Crimsonbeak-"And then she
makes trouble if her husband happens
to carry couple of yards OF it on his
coat sleeve."-Ohio State Journal.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1901-06-29
Forth and Back.

Verses"
This was the heading the poet
wrote over the latest effort Of his
muse.
And reversesl" he muttered, as It
came back to him from the magazine
publishers.-Chicago Tribune.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1901-06-29
EAST END SCHOOL.

5lh Grammar Mr. ]. Andrew Bow
Ter teacher: first honor pupils: John
Garter. Virginia Rowlett, Rosa Toast.
2nd Grsmmsr-Miss Rosa b Yaneey
teacher; fret honor pupils: Mary War
wick. Mildred Lswson, Ernest Mayo.
OtwsY Steward.
let GrsmmaT-Miss Lucy V. BOILING
ssscbsr; Junius Glover, Sonora Jack
son.
S,h Primary Miss annie NJ. jackson
teacher: Ethel Gvsthmey, Harder {
Fleming, Samuel Garden.
7th Primary-Miss Mamie o Wyatt
teacher: Earl W. Harris, Mary Z
Christie Matte ii. Barnes, Ruby Clai-
borne, Lucille Lswrerce.
9th Primary-Miss Luls A. Willis,
teacher: Emma A. Hill, Mary (. Tan
eli. BeAtrics Christian, Jieudetta Tenn
pie, Lelis McAllister Gertrude Chris /.
tisn, Viola Cheathsm, william Wad-
dell,
oh Primsry-Miss Mary E. Willis.
teacher: Ida Thompson, Adele John
con, Ophelis Scott, Ethel Gordon, Ed
wsrd 1cAllister. wilbert Lawson,
Mary Burke, Pearl Coles. Lily Chris
tian, Mildred James, Estelle Smith,
Meudel Lee Leroy Graham, Alfred Je-
ter. Mary Underwood, Susie Logan.
4th Primary-Miss Maud E. Mundin,
teacher: Lizzie Bland, Willie Saun-
ders. Frank Morton. Cleopatra Scott
Lucille Brooks, Rosa White, John Law.
renee, William Preston, Lonnie Bur.
ton, Thomas Brandon, Olivia Scott,
Willie Langley, Pearl Morton.
Bird Primsry-Miss Annie 8. Keene,
teacher: Hattie Hunter, Ruby Mack.
lin, Eddie Washington, Madeline Lew
is, Bessie Scott. Bessie Kirby, Mary
Woodson, Felix Gwathmey. Willie
Morton, Hazel Bland. Fanny Wright,
John Taylor.
Dad Primary--Miss Lula G. Haskins,
teacher: Isabel hood, Bertha Johnson.
Bessie Allen, Lou Bertha Ashton. CLARA
Anderson, Gertrude Moss Mary Ivison
James Coleman, Beatrice Johnson, Ro-
So Howard, Eva Steward, sudson Clar
Isaiah Christian, Arthur Scott, Angus
tus Turner, Sarah Riley.
1st Primary-Mise Lula G.. Haskins,
teacher; Lizzie Bradley, Lottie Harris,
Bette Harris, Eddie Noel, Edith Will
liams, Emma Smith, Rosa BLACKWELL,
. ames Christian, Estslle Bentley,
Olaudine Baylor, Lottie Williams, Mar
tina Robinson Robert Johnson, Amelia
CLARK, Claudine Williams. Alma Scott,
Ruth Riley, Virginia Montague, Allan
Lewis.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1901-06-29
Useless PrecautIon.

Mr.. Tellitt-I heard at the club to-
day that Mrs. Ketchum's husband had
run away from her.
Mrs. Tellitt-That isn't strange.
She only married him because she
was afraid of getting left.
Mr.. Tellitt = Well, isn't she?-
Judoe
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1901-06-29
Needed Protcction.

Mr.. Suburb-What in the world is
that fat, lazy tramp doing around
here?
Mrs. Suburb Hired him to stay
around and protect me from that
horrible big watchdog you brought
home last night.-N. Y. Weekly.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1901-06-29
He We. BADLY Fooled.

Hewitt-Did you ever find any
money?
Jewett-No; but 1 thought had
once.
Hewitt-How was that?
Jewett-I thought 1 was marrying
moneY.-BrooklYp Life.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1901-06-29
No Time TO Lose,

Cleyerton-Miss Twilling rejected
me the other night, but she let me-
kiss her before we parted.
Dashaway (rehecting)-I guess I'll
20 around tonight and propose my
self.--Leslie's Weekly. -
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1901-06-29

Said the old Oak Tree TO the Noisy Dog:
BE still; IT will do you good"
And the Noisy Dog replied: eff had
A bark like yours I would"
-1udSA
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1901-06-29
THE OHIO REPUsLloANa

In Three Hours.
Columbus, O.. june 2d.--Ths RApub-
hesn state convention met here ysstar-
day and nominated the following tick.
sti For governor. George X. Mash;
lieutenant governor, Carl l. NirpsrG
supreme Judge. J. L. Price; attorney
general. John n. sheets; clerk Of 81.
preme court. lawson q Ensrson;
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Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1901-06-29

Our collector will call on you on
next week. DoR't put him CT, pay him
when he cans.
Subscribe to the Planet, 31l N. Fourth
St, Richmond, Va.
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victory,

They struck for fewer hours OF work,
And won their point. vow.
Their boss declares they shall not work
A single hour now.
--Philadeiphia Press
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1901-06-29

Mr.. Dovsik-rm going to take your
sister away from you altogether soon.
Won't you be sorry?
Boy-Yes, sorry for EQUALLY Slo-
per.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1901-06-29
FULTON SCHOOL.

LIST Primary-Mr Nelson Williams
Jr teacher; first honor pupils: Wal
ter Henderson, Willie Tyler, Clarence
Jones, Curtis Smith, Rosa Smith
Pesrly Bullock. Wsverly Davis.
End Primary; fret honor pupil Bsr
ths Johnson
3rd Urinary; fsrt honor pupils
Clara Berkeley Annie Bullock.
4 b Primary, first honor pupils: Fan
ME Burton, Rosa Hill, Ardelia SlsIgb-
err.
Sd Primary, Pupils not absent nor
tardy CLARA Berkeley.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1901-06-29
Willie Mosby, Lille Wright. Ettsl
Orswley, Ada Ferris, Mary Palmer

Willie Mosby, Lille Wright. Ethsl
Crswley, Ada Ferris, Mary Palmer
Edna Stewart, Matte Nelson.
No. SO, SD Primsry-Miss Gertrude
d Lawrence, teacher; first homer pu-
pills: Annie Phillips, Ophelis Marks,
Virgie Baptist, Bessie Gstewood, Al
ms Hundley. Sus Goode, Lille Green
Johnnie Epps, E ,telle Ammons, Far
Die Jackson, Martha Langhorn, Willie
Morton, bennie Thomas. Lucy Free
man, Beanie johnson. Leslie Wood.
Not absent or tsrd y.pupils: Johnnie
Epps, James Shelton, Virgie Baptist
Helen Clarke, Alma HundIey, Ross
LIggons, Ophelia Marks. Annie Mosby.
Annie Philips
2nd Primary, No l00-Miss Lucy j
Woodson teacher: frat honor pupils :
Amy Franklin Geo. Green, Esthe
Branch. Anderson Harris, Spottis Ross
John Barlow, Charlie Terrell, Maggie
Johnson, Emmett Dean, Lille Brooks,
Laura Williams, Greed Smith, Leslie
EldridRe, Willie Young.
Not absent or Iardy pupils: Minor
BolliR, Leslie Eldridge, Geo. Green
Thomas Jefferson, OIlis Aytes, Jessie
Orrell Charlie Terrell. Elizabeth Ford
Amy Franklin, Lottie Psrris.
Aeb NiAuoEgs NOs 1O1-1ulSS Lucy y
Woodson, e. scher Brat honor pApils
Bruce Smith. Fred Smith, Ansionett,
White, Matte Ross, Blaksy johnson
Pearl Morton, Boyd Arm instead, Rebec
Ca: hon pson, Fred Moss, Maud Hacl
est, Edwin Warner, Emmett Fleming
Matthew Turner. Pearl Granton, Tai
lsferro Rose, Atlee Woodsop, HslIis
Martin. Alice Thor pson, Philliu
Moore, K ma Johnson, Willie DESMOND
William Banks, Irving Lswis.
9 Mt absent or tardy pupils: Melvi
Coles, Bruce Smith, Fred Smith, Ell.
ward Warner. VIM. H. Jones, Lotsie
Boiling, Pear ran o.,
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National Grand Temple Mossis Tenn
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July S0th-Aug 4th, 1901,

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stations In Virginia and North Caro-
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July 18th to Both inclusive, with re-
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- The Greatest Offer Yeti
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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-10-22
Fortunes in Dresses,

Wives of men who are inclined 20
kick when tho dressmaker's bill comes
n should cut this item out and leave IL
" hero their husbands would he sure To soc
A. The train of tho Empress OF Russia :
coronation dress lust the train--cost 10
less than S5o0o Nnd suppose the man
who grumbles had married the woman for
whom George Pilotelle. tho Paris man
drcssmaker. confessed that he once de-
Sterf~ri- -s+1. t--4 worth uf drpxscs off thr
reed, FOR the Peruvian lady FOR whom
Worth made single frOck costing S2i o0o7
II is said By those who ought 20 know
that the woman OF fashion SPENDS nova
days ten times As much on her own gowns
as she did twenty years ago. and that eX-
travaganCe IVA this lire is on the Increase.
Mrs. sam Lewis. 81 London IL possessed
" a wondcif ful heetlc-wng dress sent TO
her as - present by an Indian raiah. In
return for some services rendered that
potcntatc by Mr.. Lewis. There are i500i
Of tho wn--cascs Of an indian bcote
sewn upon The material OF which tho dress
is composed. wh'cn gives q peculiar shim-
meriag green irriotscCuCc 90 the nowng
folds OF the garment The value OF The
drcfs can only be guessed a.. bot " Is
generally fct down "a $1,000 When
women SO n Tor lace there il no end to
the money they can squarder. The
Dowaser queen OF Italy has a lace hand
kcrchief Sm years old which she values a.
$1,000 and Point Tresse lace which is
made from threads of fax mixed with
human hair Is Immensely valuable Even
the modern lace haudkcrchiefs which they
make at st Gall Switzerland. sell for sia
apiece Exchange.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-10-22
Who Owned the Yachts.

The steamer Chester Chaplin was speed
ing away up the sound and passing Exc
cution lighthouse in the afternoon. when
a western man, who was enjoying the
sail became communicative. and a little
inauisitlva ~ well
"Iots of blue water hereabouts. said
he "We go In tor land where | came
from, and I've seen the prsries, too-but
New York people don't know what the
blue grass Is
There wore white winged racers all over
the sound. and A. the chaplin stretched
away or Larchmont and re boats were
sailing in and on Hemstead harbor the
steam yachts We're passing on both sides,
and one Of them trying 20 skip along be
side the Chspn
My, but there's pretty ships up here!
r vnEr-g TTET J7TTr 0VFT TnPTs T9Td me
man with the glass Where do they run
to? no tney all ia good business
They run all over They're Yachts for
pleasure; no passengers, somebody eN-
plained.
oThey cost some money? As much
as
Thousands or dollars to build. and
thousands Of dollars 70 run them Cor a
season" yentured next scat passenger
"who owns theme?
That one over there-ths white one
coming this wsy--cost fifty thousand to
build
What's her owners business
"Broker--ln Wall street"
And that one over on the other side?
She's "a beauty too. What's her owner
"Wau street"
And how many OF those ships came
out Of Wall street." asked the querist
with look OF earnestness and some
humor
"A lot OF them. You sec, these brokers
work hard and have TO think good deal
and handle much money. and they want
their yachts I'm thc summer time TO rest
on"
There was sweeping on tho horizon
on hoth sides OF the Chaplin. a momen-
tary resting of the glass on the speed
Ing yachts, and then. A. the wcstern}r
lighted c.gar and passed one 10 his In
formation giving ncghbor. he remarked: 4:
Yes. sir. ! suppose they do. II YOU
soc any Yacht that belongs 10 a broker :
customer just pun the glass onto her and
let mo know the man. I've been a Gus
toner myself, once. New York Times
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-10-22
Sold bv Sells,

Sells circus not long ago showed ~
Bentons Harbor. and. for the hrst time
on record got the best OF street car line.
The street car system there is owned by
one company. but 10 H. divided so that
patrons. TO reach "A popular resort. have
90 pay two fares. The circus was "a
be pitched near this resort. Pete" Sells
got on the car 10 20 To the grounds and
was told at another point 20 take another
car. which he did. lie was required n
nay an additional fare and, full Of wrath,
sought out the manager
DO YOU mean to tell me that the pa
irons of my show have 10 pay two fares
over the SAM line and ON the same
cars" roared The Snowman.
They do N they use the street cars,
replied the manager. with cold stare.
Sells sent word 10 the show lot 10 stor
proceedings and rushed about IN his
buggy It'll he found small orchard i'm
the centre OF the city. lie struck bar
gain for the ground AZ once. paving $50
IN cash for g. Then he put large force
~ men AZ work. cut down the trees and
pitched his tent where there was no need
~ street car service. The street railway
company offered Sells t3fN II he would 70
back TO the resort. but the Snowman said
that he had been waiting for a long time
60 get chance 90 teach a street railway
company lesson. and this was too good
10 lose The street railway company did
-i4at-iel4e k2s.fffA Sells rfs--~6-frf tents
that were crowded and packed With peo-
pie. Indians polls News
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-10-22
BROUGHT F0LIGHf.
Providence People Receiving
the Full Benefit.

There have been many cases like the
following in Providence. Every one re-
lates the experience of people we know.
These plain straightforward statements
will do much toward relieving the suf-
ferlng OF thousands. Such testimony will
be read with interest by many people
Mrs John Mckee, Of So Codding street.
says "As a remedy FOR tho kidneys can
speak In the strongest terms OF Doans
kidney Pills. on and on / was subject
to attacks n bsckachc and pain through
my loins and Kidneys At times they
we're so severe that was almost lad up.
Finally I heard about Doans Kidney Pills
aud cot them from drue store. They
proved the most effective medicine ! ever
used. Two boxes entirely rid me Of the
bscksche and dun heavy aching besides
toninE up my system IN other ways. My
husband -nhL4Innd- anna- -reslalts- -ffeH4
their usc
For sair h, an dealers. Price 80 cents
Foster Mnhutn CO.. BuGsio. y. ". sole
agents for the United states
Remember the name, DOANs, and take
no other,
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-10-22
WATCH AND WARD
Society Meets, Adds Oificsrs
and Votes for Incorporation.

An adjourned meeting of the the Watch
ard Ward society was held at 4:s0 o'clock
Yesterday afternoon, in room lO2 Banigan
building. and there was an attendance of
less than a score of members.
Stephen q. Edws rds as president called
the gathering 10 order and the records
of the meeting of June lo.as read by Sec
retary Fairchild. We're approved.
Rev. William Sheafe Chase Of Woon-
socket. chairman OF the COMMITTEES on
nominations. read the names Of the fol-
lowing nominees. who were unanimous
ly elected Additional vice presidents, n.
A. Wheldon. u. D.. of East Greenwich,
and W. r. c. Wardwell OF Bristol board
of directors, Mayor n. l.. y. Granger.
Rev r. 2 Rousmaniere Dr. James z.
sullivan, Rev. Edward Holyoke, NJ J.
Harson. Walter II. Smith, Professor Win
slow Upton. Professor J. Q. Dealey. J. r.
MacCon. James A. Pirce John Mitchell.
George w. Parks. Frank T. Easton and
George ?. Weston.
President Edwards then appointed the
following 70 serve on the nnanoe commit
tee Thomas w Waterman, Rt Rev.
William n McNicksr. Frederick "A. Jack
son. ~ r Dooley and John " Vernon
After brief discussion Rev. Mr. Chase
offered motion which was amended h.
Mr. Easton TO the effect that the presi-
dent and secretary he appointed COM
mittee 10 prepare papers of incorporation
and report 20 the board of directors who
were authorized to proceed 10 effect m.
incorporation of the voluntary organiza-
ton.
The motion prevailed. the society sd
iourned and subsequently the board Of di-
rectors voted. IN accordance with the con
stitu,ion and bylaws. 10 meet regularly
every third Monday OF the month al
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-10-22
A Whittier Poem.

There are hundreds OF wnfttters early
poer1s Which we're never placed by him in
any collection of his works. writes :. T
Packard in the Independent. They are 10
be found in the papers he edited and 70
which he contributed in the DAYS before
he consecrated all his powers TO humani-
tartan work They gave him measure
Of literary reputation which must have
gra titled him al the time but when he
Was baptized into the new spirit which
informed all his later work he took pains
10 prevent the collection of the verses
written in the vein OF an outerown am
bition. His wish in this matter should be
respected. Aud yet. while studying his
early work I fnd some poems which !
fancy would have been preserved IL they
had not been overlooked when making
his selections Among these is this para :
phrase from the German, which fnd in
tho 1iberator OF August 10, isSs:
LINES FROM THE GERMAN OF
LAMlrER
Thought after thought ye thronging rise
Like Spring doves from the startled
wood.
Bearing like them your sacrifice
OF music unto God -
And shall these thoughts Of JOY and love
come back again no more TO me
Returnius like the patrisrch's dove.
Wing weary from the eternal sea-
To bear within my longing arms
The promise bough OF klndlier skies,
Plucked from the green immortal palms
Which shade tho bowers of paradise?
child OF the sea the mountain stream
From its dark cavern hurrles on,
Ceaseless by night and mornings beam,
Py evenings star and noontldes sun
Until AZ last Il sinks 10 rest
O'erwcaried In the waiting sea.
And means upon its mothers breast
Sc turns my soul 10 Thee.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-10-22
PRESIDENT RoosEvELT-s OYSTER BAY HOME.
WORKS CLOSED.
Bristol Factory Not 10 Resume
on Account Of Market.

Superintendent Mccarthy of the By
field Rubber company. Bristol, stated to-
day that the factory which ceased oper-
ations a fortnight ago, presumably 10
make repair will remain closed for an
indefinite period The cause OF postpone
ment Ia the resumption of operations Is
the fact that the rubber markets are
we'll supplied at present with manuiact-
urcd goods the latter accumulating be-
cause of the open winters the past two
years MIR Mccarthy is unable 10 say
when the factory will resume.
The works employed 10 hands aud
many Of them have already found en-
poymcnt elsewhere