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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-11-29
BRISTOL.

DR.. VIM. f. Duffy reported case OF
scarlet fever at the town clerks office
yesterday. the victim being Mary I.ahey.
who resides at the corner OF Metacom
avenue and Chestnut street
c. oliver Iselin arrived here yesterday
and was closeted for several hours with
Captain Nat Herreshoff.
Although the conditions OF the weather
were anything but agreebe for shooting
yesterday, two teams OF the Bristol Train
or Artillery held a competitive shoot for
badges at the company range on the
shore OF the ASYLUM farm on Bristol
Neck The teams were captained by Lieu
tenant ~. w. Sparks. and Private Robert
J. Anderson. Lieutenant Sparks team
was the winner by eight points The dis
tance was 300 yards seven shots The
members OF the winning team are To he
given badges made OF gun metal The
highest score was made by Capt John j.
Phair. who will receive a gold badge. The
scores:
Lieutenant Sparks team-Maior w. n.
Gardner, rs, Lieutenant N w Sparks.
II Sergeant X. Bingham. 1i. Corporal a..
Card, IL; Private Il. Gablinski, 4. total,
20.
Private II. J. Anderson's tear1-Captain
j. j. Phair. q: Sergeant y. Mott. IS. Prj-
vGte R. j. Anderson 70. Private Gray Z.
Charles TObin. "A student AT Holy Cross
college, at Worcester, and Miss Ellie To-
bin of Hartford. Conn. were here to
spend the holiday with their parents, Mr..
and Mrs James Tobin at Ferncliffe on
Bristol Neck.
John y. Lynch q student az New York
University, spent the holiday with his
parents. Mr. and Mrs Andrew Lynch at
Ferry hill
Rev. Mr.. Trotter wishes TO send motto,
20 the parents OF his choir boys and Sun
day school pupils that while there Is no
danger Of catching scarlet fever through
him. az the patient II duarantined. still
for the sake OF perfect safety the Monday
night rehearsals will be I'm charge OF Sam
uel Kinder J v. Reynolds Will take the
sunday school aud James DE Wolf Perry
or one 81 the young men Of the Parish
club will take charge of the boys meet
ing Wednesday evenings.
The Young Peoples society Of Christian
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-11-29

Endeavor OF the Congregational church
held a very enjoyable social In the Me-
mortal chapel Tuesday evening Plano
solos were rendered by Misses Geneva
Wyman. Eva Pickles, Jennie Bowler and
Helen Church. Games were played and
collation. OF fruit and confectionery was
served
At a regular meeting OF United Brothers
lodge. I. O. q. r.. two candidates re-
ceived the initiatory degree. Grand Mas
ter sumner b. Mowry and his board OF
grand officers will visit the lodge Tues
day evening,
While on her way TO her home on
Franklin street Thanksgiving eve about
$3.50 o'clock Miss Lena Munro was ac-
costed by man whom she describes as
about IS years old and TO all appearances
an Italian. who told her not 10 be afraid
and demanded money from her. Miss
Munro was thoroughly frightened and
ran TO a nearby store where she reported
what had happened. No trace OF the
man could be found. The police are I'm
yestigating the case.
There was launched from the north
construction shop at the Herreshoffs
| Wednesday afternoon at 4:30 o'clock n
J handsome steam yacht built for NJ T.
| Plante of New York. The launching was
Witnessed by members OF the families Of
| John B IIerreshon and Nathaniel O..
| Herreshoff and the yacht was christened
| claudia by Mrs. Eugenia Herreshoff wife
/ Of the president OF the company. The
customary bottle OF wine was broken on
| the bow OF the new boat by Mrs. Herre-
! shon as the yacht started down the
| creased ways. The Claudia was named
after Miss Claudia a. Tucker sister of
| Mrs !. B Herreshon. IL is about i25 feet
! over all and the breadth of beam is cpse
to ~ feet
A large stpam yacht TO be 100 feet In
length over all T. TO bc set up in the north
shop next week She is to be built for
$. 70. Van Duser Of New York city When
finished she will he taken To the Thou
sand Islands I'm the St Lawrence. where
he has a summer residence.
Bristol chapter. Daughters 81 the
American Revolution. announce 90 the
pupils Of the Bristol high school the offer
by the chapter of n prize ~ & IN gold 10
the pupil ~ this school who wilr write
the best essay on the subject. The Effect
OF the Revolution on the Commerce of
Rhode Island" The treatment Of the
subject Il to proceed according to the
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NOTICES


Pearl street church-Preaching 10y the
pastor. Rev A Hainer. lO:45 and ':Soi
l2:I5: and G Il $50
South church. Ocean and Gallup streets
Preaching by the pastor. Rev John
Finch. io:45 and 7:sO; S s l2il5; B y y
u 6:45.
First church. Rev II NJ King. ID u, pas
r--Morning iO:aS: i2:i5; Y = G.
r. $40: evening 7.30 address ~ Rev w
NJ Upcraft Of Western China.
Rroadwav church. corner Valley street,
Rev J Osterhout. pastor-keN WIN NJ
IIpcraft Of China will preach l2:lb' snort
sermon. followed by iaptism tla.
Dyer avenue Baptist ehapei-S
y m
stewart street church-Preac ching by
the pastor. Rev Edwin Bromley subject
lO..b "The Irresistible Church" =
1918: song service 1880: sermon, walt
ing for Jesus
jefferson Street church. Rev i llV-
ingston. pastor-P Preaching by the pastor
az 1915: s & 1905: Junior r 5. Senior
G r. Gao: Gospel service at 1880. subject
Full Surrender after meeting In the
vestry.
Ebenczer church street Rev J X
Butler stor-Preaching II, u
preaching a, q v harvest concert 1.f5.
iPntfhl bdHNlNA ~
posIte Chestnut street--Iublic worship at
io:ab and 7:3o. with preaching by Rev
James Al English. - II. of Newton Theo-
logical seminary; 1915. 8 $; 6i5. \
u q.
Roger williams Baptist church. Wood J.
ward road and Veazie street. Rev York a
King. pastor-Publlc worship and sermon
l0.s0; 8 1885. " 2; r s.
song service and sermon !.
Calvary church. Broad and StanwOod
streets. Edward Holyoke. pastor-iO:4b.
worship: 1915. II =. 6.i5. r; 7.so. ser
mon to the Knights Ladies' of Honor. sub
ject. Touch" choral music and Schu-
berg quartet.
Concord church, 5si Westminster ST.
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MISSION OF The Coming King S77
Broad street--10;i5. prayer and confer
cnce; 2:45, speaking by Elder G " Allen
and others; Brothers B r Arnold and
others will speak at 7:sO; all are well
como.
Broad street Christian church, G A
Conibear. pastor-Prayer service 1915.
worship, with sermon. l0:45 and $780,:
s l9:i5 Il 3 G II $50
Christian Hebrew mission. $50 North
Main street Mission open for Jewish in
quirers after the truth, as II is In Jesus:
Rabbi Goldberg. Christs messenger in
attendance. 3.
French mission. 26e weybosset street
Rev n n Aubin.
Church OF Emmanuel. corner Chestnut
and clifford streets, Rev John Penning
ton. pastor--B S $3.50. preaching l0:4b. Y
Il 4 8: Gospel y m; revival service con
tinued
wayland chapel. South Angel street
and Wayand avenues S 3 y m.
First church OF Christ. Scientist. 25o
Bowen strcct-Servicc 1915 IN, subject,
God the only Cause and Creator
Reorganlzcd church Of Jesus Christ Of
l. ID 3. chapel on Bellevue avenue
Preaching al 1890 y m and 1880 IN by
bishop II Bullard Of Boston, AT
1890 y m.
The Providence Spiritual society. Col
umbia hall. corner of Richmond and Wey
bosset streets Lecture by Dr Hidden OF
Newburyport. Mass at 2.S0 and $50.
NC a building Mems meeting al
4. with ADDRESS by Rev James VI Gray
- u. of Boston. Mass. Boys rally al ii5
second church OF Christ. Scientist. az
Rridgham street Service i0:45 n M sub
iect God the Only Cause and Creator.
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Highland church. T. Woodwork. pas
tor-Preaching 10.45: S 1915; J r. 4. G
r. 8. choral service, with preaching, q;
strangers welcome.
Union church. Broad and Stewart sts--
The Rev George Edward Martin. II,
preaches worship at lO:45. theme. The
Law and Spirit OF the Kingdom : at
i2:15: at 1880. theme, Towers Whose
Tops DO Not Reach Heaven Y Il G II
at $50.
Thornton church. James r Il Lent. pas
tors 8 at 2:30; preaching at $40 by
Rev Dr q w Butler holy communion VIII
be administered at close Of service; at
the mid week G T. meeting Mr.. Shioi OF
Japan will lecture In native costume' all
welcome.
Benehcent church. Weybosset street
near Chestnut ut-Mornlng service !0.fb. .
1915: Y PS c l. $50. evening service
1:3O; the pastor. Rev Asblfy h krom
will preach morning and even.ng'
Central church Angel street and Di-
man plnce-Service 10:i5 and i:lh. Pfot
} winthrop Platner of Andpver seminary
will preach; 1910 y m, y "
A:l5 y m.
Pilgrim church. Rev r Pullan min
Morning worship. Win sermon.
1O:4b: 1915; y : G E $3.50; evening
service 30: song and Scripture illustrat -
ed on the screen. address. The Electric
Message.
Plymouth church. Pennsylvania ave
nue. near Broad street Archibald NC
cord. minister Preaching our WORK
Today. 1o:t5: 8 \ 1915. y S:Soi >
= r 4: preaching. Mother and enid
1880
EPISCOPAL.
church OF the Redeemer-lioly com
munion 7.30. morning service and sermon
1o:4b: = 3 E:20. evening service ana
sermon 800
Nanton; So Peters. killingly aHenue.
Rev y Carpenter. rector-S t'So'
morning prayer and sermon i0fs.
calvary church OEpiscopaD. Orchard
avenue Morning prayer and holy com
munlon I0;l5. the rector. Rev Francis Lee
whittemore. will preach: s l2:lb; eve
ming prayer s.
FREE BAPTIST.
Elmwood avenue church. Rev 8 A
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CHRYSlN HeMUMS

" A club composed Of young ladies. known
as the Twelve Chrysanthemums." gave
party at the William A. Stafford. at 7s
Providence street. last evening. Charles
r. Newhale and A. NJ. Stafford decorated
the rooms with flags and flowers.
The company OF 70 had very delight
ful evening. for. an addition TO games,
there was a fine Instrumental and vocal
program.
The committees were: Entertainment,
EDNA Swarts. chairman. Lillian Fuller.
Ethel Pennell. bhel Lawton; refresh
ment Marguerite Greene. chairman: !:
Ethel kibbey. Ethel Lawton; Invitations.
Irene Davis. chairman. Ethel Pennell.
lillian Fuller. reception Edith safYord.
chairman. Laura Swarts. Ruth Wilkin-
son. miscellaneous. Florence Turner.
chairnan Edna Swarts. stella Stafford
Marguerite Greene. Ruth Wilkinson.
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Blaisdell. pastor: sermon l0:45, s
12:l5; G $50; address 7:30; music by
the orchestra.
Park street church. G / Lowe. pastor
Preaching i0:45; 4 s 1915; r. b:l5. 6
T. $780, preaching 1850
Roger williams church. Westminster
and knight streets--i0.4b. sermon by the
pastor. Temperance" 1915, s s; 4. Jr
G r.; 8. G r.; 7:30. address by Mrs j. X.
Barney.
METHODIST.
ST Paurs, Prairie and Potters avenues.
II r Simon. Ph ID. pastors Sermons 10:i5
and 1880. S 4 1915. r. l. 6.l5.
Mathewson street church Rev NJ
Dick Ph -. pastor--1O:t5. Battle OF
Rephidim.' 1915, s s. $3.50. l.; 7:l5.
vesper service. 1880. lis Honest Belief a
Safe Guide to Action Mr. Bowen IL
Church, cometist, morning and evening.
UNITARIAN
olney street. Beacon Hnl han. corner
Camp street and Doyle avenues at
IL so.
Westminster and Woodbury. Memorial
G. w Kent. minister's S 10. morning
service 1875 Rev a NJ Lord viii preach.
First Congre ga tional. Benefit and Ben
cvoent SITS. Augustus NJ Lord. minister
S S $50. public worship io.l5. Rev j w
Kent Will preach.
UNtvERSAL1ST.
Church ~ the Mediator. Cranston and
Burgess streets. Rev W e Selleck. pas
tor-Japnn mission day service l0:45, y
1915. v y & 4 6.80. with address by
Miss Jane Inioi. a japanese student In
Tufts college. public invited
First church Rev | Cushman, u -.
pastor Morning worship AZ io.i5' =
AZ i2i5. vespers at ..
MISCELLANEOUS.
Church ~ the New Jerusalem. Trinity
sauaro. Rev George Wheeler. pastor
Service 1896 m. subject. Nothing
Covered that Shall Not be Revealed
S i2.is lecture 1880 The Economic and
Industrial Possibilities Of the Century"
Bell street chapel Services y IN. ser
mon bv the resident minister, Rev clay
MacCauley.
Theosophical society. Blackstone hall
building. N snow street Service i.s0
subject. Thought Power, Its Control
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n is charged that the reason the Nor.
mon elder who n 10 be elected 10 the
United states senate never had plu-
"A second woman to take such a name.
Reed Smoot ls the way he spells It,
Richmond Times.
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coNGREGATroNAL

Rev w Holland. u ID, pastor-Preach-
ing II and 1880. & T. j.
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1902-07-19

The prosecution was represented BY
County Attorney l. G. Pitmen Of Tc.
cumseh- and Judge J. w. johnson Of
Oklahoma City, accompanied by Jesse
; West, the father Of the murdered
boy. The defense was representa- by
Hon. R. E. Wood OF shawne.
Governor Ferguson stated at the
conclusion Of the arguments lhat he
would decide Burners fate next Tues
day at / o'clock in the afternoon.
Jesse West, the father OF the muir
dered boy, says his son was not quite
fourteen years old when he was killed.
Mr. West says his boy and another
small hoy we're playing by the road
side, about one mile from Violet, on
Dec. "a, of last year. when Bruner
came alcag on horseback and fred
two shots at the boys. and then de-
liberately rode up TO them and shot
young West dead. Mr.. West says the
murderer is much older than has been
reported, being about twenty years Of
age.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1902-07-19
SCHOOL LAND APPRAISERS.
Secretary }. }. Houston Names Me,r
For This Work.

Secretary j. j. Houston Of tho
school land board, un Deing consulted
as to the appraising of school lands
said that double the number of school
land appraisers were appointed for
two reasons:
First, that the appraisers were late
in commencing their work; second
that besides appraising the land and
improvements on which the leases
expire. the appraisers are expected to
do special agent work in looking Up
and collecting Of past due paper and
inspecting Of timber lands
A report will NOT be made upon
lGreer, Woodward or Beaver counties.
as they were reported in full last
winter The party recommended to
report on Blaine and Washita coun-
ties has not reported.
The men selected are some of the
teiritory's best citizens and are all
practical farmers. Of good character.
Those appointed were as follows
W. II Carter of Kingdsher county,
for the Kickapoo indemnity lands and
Lincoln county
Fred Madden Of Logan county for
Kay and Oklahoma counties.
W. j. Mendenhall Of Noble county
foi Garfield and Payne counties
W. P. Steele Of Kay county. for
Noble and Logan counties.
e. A. DeBarr of Oklahoma county
for Canadian and Cleveland counties
A. H. r. Calvin Of Lincoln county
for Pawnee and Pottawatomle coun-
ties.
David E, Bunen cf Grant county
for Kinghsher and part of Woods
counties.
G. w Cain Of Dewey county for
Grant county and part of Woods
county.
j. A. Rouse OF Blaine county, for
Dewey and Custer counties.
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1902-07-19
AN INDIAN RELIC.
Discovered Near Lswton and Now on
Exhibition.


Special to Daily Leader.
Lawton, Okla, July 18--James
Coon, who lives on claim seven
miles west OF Mt Sheridan, was in
Lawton and told Of having found a
skeleton, evidently tIrat OF an Indian.
which is an interesting relic
The skeleton was found in a creylce
Of the rocks at the foot OF the noun
toin and a boulder was In front OF the
opening which prevented wolves hav-
inR access 10 the remains. and as no
water could reach the body II had
simply dried up. the hair being stiIl
or the head The skin was dried up
just like mummy
About ten feet above the body was
found the barrel Of rife the stock
having rotted away, while near the
skeleton a number OF indian trinklets
were found and a very fine Mexican
saddle badly eaten by worms was also
found In The creylce.
II IS estimated that the man has
been dead for twenty-five years and
who he was or how he came there viii
perhaps never be known,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1902-07-19
SHOULD MEN WEAR
WEDDING RINGS
Col. James MerriIIS Address
to Volunteers of
America


Special to Daily Leader.
New York, July 1s.-Colonel J. w.
Merrill addressed the Volunteers of
America last night on the subject,
should Men Wear Wedding Rings"
He said
"The false and harmful theory that
there is one law Of morality for the
man and another for the woman re-
ceives certain social Endorsement from
the custom of having the wife wear
badge Of matrimony while the husband
goes badgeless.
Her wedding ring is a protection
to the woman, safeguarding her from
advances which, as preiudes Of love
making. might be proper for her sim
gle sister to receive, but which would
be wrongful, embarrassing and even
dangerous to her.
1T is generally an ornament in its
material and workmanship, and a
source Of pride to her in its signii-
canoe fher wifely estate. These are
the reason that men and women give
for the maintenance of the time
crowned custom of having the wife
wear a wedding ring; and they are
right and true.
"But are not these very reasons
equally able to support the innovation
OF having the American man wear a
mark Of marriage? They wear ii now
in some countries of Europe.
"yn these Gays the business pIpg-
rsss OF the maids, their Increasing
sense Of equality with men and their
crescive reliance on an ability TO take
care of themselves, make the look or
word that is tn prelude to love maxi
ing often come from them. These ad-
vances, innocent and proper when ad-
dressed to the single man, must be
embarrassing 10 the good married man
and dangerous to the one who is easily
tempted How easy it is for him to
keep up the deception, thanks to the
ccnyentionality which keeps his fing-
ers free of the marriage ringl Its
absence may suggest to him strongly
that he is not bound to loyalty as his
wife is.
"a plain gold band on his finger
would be as ornamental to him as to
his wife, and it ought to be as plenti-
! ful source OF pride to him as to her
in its symbolism of the state of we'd
lock.
From long experience with the
work of rescue and reform in New
York and it's neighborhood, have
come to the belief that many a man
and woman would be saved from ruin
by extending TO the married man Of
America the safeguard of that beauti-
full custom which graces his bride.
Fhrtations of single women with mar
ried men ought never to be begun. or
if begun, they ought end at the farth-
crest, when the woman discovers that
she is being deceived but sad expert
ence often shows that they do not,
"She is more than likely TO be in
love with the scamp by that time, and
It often happens that he is infatuated
with her; and homes and hearts are
broken by what follows.
"A good deal Of this sort Of scandal
of which the whole world is weary
could be avoided by the simple
graceful expedient Of having a wed
ding ring for man.
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FAIR EXCHANGE.
A New Back For An Old one-How
Il Is Done in Guthrie.

- NoW oeSN TUT An Oid One-ffoW
Il Is Done in Guthrie.
The bacl' aches at times with a dun
indescribable feeling, making you
weary and restless; shocting pain
shoots across the region OF the kid.
ney and again the loins are so lame to
stoop is agony. No use to rub o.
apply a plaster to The back in this
condition. You can not reach the
cause. Exchange the pad back for a
new and stronger one; follow the ex
ample of this Guthrie citizen.
Mr.. G. w. Pulse, Janitor OF the Cen
trail school, living at s15 Il. Logan
avenue. says: For five or six years
/ have often been in such pain with
my back that could hardly straighten
when ] got out OF bed in the morning.
AS the day wore on the aching eased
up little only to return the following
day with renewed force The attacks
disappeared just as mysteriousIy as
they came and fnahy TOO frequent
action Of the kidney secretions exist.
ed, particularly observable at night.
Doan's Kidney Pills procured at J. N.
Wallace's drug store helped me after
two lays use. A continuation Of the
treatment cured the last attack. Up
10 date there has been no recurrence"
For sale by all dealers Price so
cents. Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo
N. Y, sole agent sfor the U. s.
Remember tho name-Doan's-ann
take no substitute.
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WILL DECIDE ruEeDAy.
Governor viii Announce Then Wheth.
er sefus Bruner Hangs or Not.

Yesterday evening Governor Fergu-
son heard the attorneys, pro and con,
in the matter of the application Of
Sefus Bruner. the Seminole negro who
is sentenced to hang at Tecumseh on
July %. for the murder OF boy
n9med West near Violet, Pottawat3-
ME county, last December, TO have
his sentence commuted to life impris-
onment