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rum Fish Commission Washington p
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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-10-09
FlWTUxET VALLEY

The Benevolent society OF the Phenm
NJ r. church gave a supper In the dining
rooms OF the church last evening follow
ing which an entertainment In the large
parlors was given and we'll attended The
supper was given under the direction OF
Mrs. William V. Slocum and was pro-
nounced by those who partook TO be OF
the finest. The entertainment was In
charge OF Mrs. George Ralph ana was
voted n success
The program was as follows: Piano
solo. Mrs. George Ralph; reading. Mrs.
George sheldon: recitation, Master Daniel
Whitford; soprano solo, Mrs. Everett
Whitford: reading, Mrs. Hattie Hill'
reading, Mrs. Sheldon; solo, Mrs. Whit
ford: reading. Hon. William v Slocum;
recitation, Daniel Whitford: plano solo,
Mrs. Ralph: reading Mrs. Hill
As no admission was charged collec-
tlon was taken during the entertain
ment.
The condition OF officer John u. Gen
dron. who was shot by a ruffian last
week is reported as improving rapidly.
lie is stu at the Emergency hospital
however.
Mrs J. q. timer OF Phenix presented
her husband with n young one yesterday.
Both mother and child are doing nicely.
Work has been begun on wiring the
weave sheds at the Tnterlaken mill al
Harris The rooms are 20 be equipped
with powerful electric lightA
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-10-09

The Central Congregational church on
Angel street was the scene OF an eA-
tremely pretty wedding yesterday al'er-
noon at $3.50 o'clock when MISS Hope
Waldron Mason, daughter OF Mr, anu
Mrs. Fletcher s. Mason OF Gano sree.
was united In marriage to charles Wal Val
rem Bubier SON OF Mr.. Bubier, the wen
known shoe manufactures of Lynn Mhsss
The chancel OF the church was peauti-
fully decorated with a mass or autuInli
foliage and boughs, mingled VIII, gresns
the whole creating a scene ot slsa'
beauty. which was most favoraoly, com
mented upon by all who entered tne
church. The decorations were plan,leu
and arranged by Miss Caroline fdrtli f, T.
ton of this city, whose artistic WORK III
this line is well known, A.,
promptly at the appointed hour tne t
bridal party entered the church; 10 the
wedding march of Lohengrin. Inc p@rIos @
entered the church on the arm OF hes s
father and was attended by her inaI1 la ol
honor. Miss Marion Sparrow, OF AN III
bridge Mass. The little brother OF INC
bride stanley Mason, acted as ring pe pesI
er marching in the bridal PROCESSION an. anu
hearing the wedding ring on q silver tray;
The bride wore n beautiful gown OF
white liberty satin. with rich TRIMMINGS
of Duchesse lace, and carried pouque'
~ bride roses and lilies Of the valley
The maid OF honor was atureu III "hi'e
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-10-09
RIVERSIDE.

Last evening as superintendent Potter
OF the Riverside barn was shifting cars.
Conductor George Phillips ATTEMPTED TO
boerd one while in motion. The barn has
several posts along each side Of the track.
and II was between these poles that Phil
lips grasped the car and was carried
along. and struck one OF the timbers.
His shoulder was dislocated and knee cap
severely injured. Dr. A. +. Mcdonald at
tended the injured man.
The Favorite Whist club met with Mrs.
John Howarth, on Maple avenue. last
night. The early part OF the evening was
enjoyed at whist. after which the party
discussed an elaborate collation.. Songs
and instrumental music followed The
scores for the evening were as follows
Mrs. Woodward. So. Mrs. Durfee Cook.
3S, and Mrs. Mccormick. 20. The club will
meet next week with Mrs. James II. Mum
roe.
The Knights OF Pythias held n meeting
I'm CRUDE block last evening, during which
tho members enjoyed n pleasing collation.
served by Caterer Frank Hammond.
While splitting wood a few days ago Mr.
Growers axe slipped and cut his right
thumb nearly Of. DR.. Mcdonald attend.
ed him. and says that II is probable tina,
the thumb will have to be smputated.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-10-09
BIJBIER- WEDDING IN
CENTRAL CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH.

point d'esprit over cream satin This
charming costume was completed with
big picture hat of white feathers ana
bouquet OF white chrysanthemums.
The groom was attended by his broth
er. Arthur Bubier. of Lynn. who oni-
ciated as best -fnan. The ushers We're
Mr. Francis T.. Bates, Mr.. Fred ID. Carr,
Mr.. James g. Woolworth and Mr.. Wal
ter Potter. all OF this city.
The ceremony was performed by Hev;
Edward c. Moore. formerly the pastor OF
the Central Congregational church, as.
sisted by Rev. Mr. Bartlett. retired
Congregational minister of this city and
a member Of the Central Congregational
church. 80,
At the close OF the ceremony a brilliant
reception was held at the Mason resi-
dence on Gano street Here. as at the
church. the decorative effects were car
ried out by Miss harrington by most
harmonious and beautiful arrangement,
OF autumn foliage and greens, mingled
with cut flowers. -.
A magnificent array of wedding gifts
were seen in upper rooms ana the re-
ception hours were filled with pleasure
and interest for all who were In attend
ance. A delicious wedding supper was
served during the evening by Lyman o1
this city, and late in the evening Mr.
and Mrs. Bubier departed upon theh
wedding journey. Upon their return
they Will reside in Lynn, Mass.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-10-09
CLARlSSA AND SADIE
BY TEDDY SAWYER.

onoe upon a time there lived on the
Fast side OF Providence. In the State or
Rhode Island and Providence Plantations.
a Young Individual OF Female Sex. ca
rissa by name. who was Saturated with
the Insane Idea that she was the Warm
mn The College Freshmen were All
tust Dying and biting their Finger Nails
i'm Excitement to get q Knock-DoWn 10
Her Some OF them Did.
C,larissa used to sit In her Papa's Front
Parlor. mixed up with lot or kleio-
escopic Cushions and when she haatleu
her Chain-gang bracelet she appeared as
Oriental as a Rug. Clarissa USED 70 poai-
out punches of Browning ana bhakes-
neare and sought to Soak Into the Fresh
men the Fact that She had Classic
thinking Factory which turned out Gray
matter only. She occupied tie centre OF
the stage All the Time and was healy
fto UerselD the only thing worm whlle
Discussing other than Browning ana
Shakespeare.
pve and BYE when the Freshmen had
heen away from the Papa's and Nam
WAS long cough 10 smoke Turkish
cigarette without coughing. they Bunch
"A I'M Her Ideas and came 10 the Con-
ch,slon that She was running a MUTUAL
Admiration Society all by herself. They
make n Quick Breake for the open ana
left Clarissa HoldlnB ner OWN manu-
Across the street from Clarissa lived n
slIr, nv the name of Sadie. who had
made a study OF the Male Sex. The
Freshmen Tackled over to sadies cosy
co~ner and she at once Proceeded 70
make Them Think They were the only
Things that ever Came on the Planta-
,ions She didn't touch Browning or
Shakespeare by Fourteen Miles. but
TOSSED Football. Baseball and Ping Pons
at them 10 Beat Four OF Kind. She
made them Cuddle-up on the SIX CYsh'
ions and LET them smoke turkish So1-
An Nail n they wanted 10. After -Four
paws there was Run on Sadie's Cosy
corner every Night. and she had Clarissa
where she was Grinding her Teeth and
Froathing at the Mouth. The Men
though she was just Great sadie hat
Caught on.
Moral: This fable teaches that Il Il
necessary 90 make study OF Human Ma
ture to win out I'm Some Things.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-10-09
CUT HIS THROAT.
Aged Joseph |. Parker Attempts
Suicide by Use Of Razor.

About @:3O Yesterday afternoon Joseph
l.. Parker. 81 years of age. living with his
niece at $50 Dean street, was found In
the lower hallway of the house bleeding
profusely from wound In his throat,
seH administered, In an attempt to com
mit suicide, a bloody razor being found
near him.
Dr. Chadduck was called and gave tenn
porary treatment and ordered the man re-
moved To the Rhode Island hospital At
the hospital II was found that the wound
was not dangerous In itself, the only
danger being from the shock and the
mans age.
II is said that Parker has been drink
ing heavily for a few days and that he
was temporarily out of his mind when
the deed was attempted.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-10-09
High Cost Of Materials and the
Scarcity Of Coal Being Felt.
CHESTNUT COAL s24 PER TON
Local Brass Founder PsIs Very High Price
for Three Tons Mayor Granger
Talks.

In addition TO the many other uoupies
to which the people of Providence are
now subject there is prospect Of still
another being added, and one that will
make the present trials all the more
burdensome and hard to bear, coming as
IL viii as tail to tho others.
From present indications -thsre Is every
probability of the price OF bread beine
Increased. due almost entirely TO the coal
situation. In New York the price has
already been increased and II is but
question Of time, and a very short time.
unless the situation improves. when the
price will be raised here.
The local bakers are feeling the in
creased cost I'm almost everything that
goes to make up their product-butter.
eggs, lard and coal having gone kiting-
while no change has been made in the
price OF the bakers goods.
PRoHIBITIvE COAL PRICES.
Although there Is no anthracite coal
on the market yet sales are made occa-
sionally; but today they are made by
individuals, who were far sighted enough
to forsee the present scarcity and lay
I'm a supply far beyond their own needs.
The first OF the present week brass
founder of the city. who was obliged to
have hard coal or close down his foundry.
bought three tons OF chestnut. coal from
a man in Apponaugi paying $24 ton for
IL.
Among the iron founders there is also
grave danger OF at least a temporary shut
down for lack OF fuel Coke Is an i'm
portant item and IL is almost impossible
|, TO get any at present. the congestion on
| the railroads being TO blame for much
| OF the scarcity.
MAYOR GRANGER TALKS.
| In conversation Mayor Granger said the
| Detroit convention met with his entire
| approval IL was a move in the right
| direction, and even though nothing was
| done IL showed at least concerted action
by the cities and states effected by the
| coal famine.
Yesterday Mayor Granger informed a
/ News reporter that one OF the citizens OF
| the city had offered to advance money
| enough 10 buy 1000 tons OF coal from the
! British provinces II IL could be obtained
| OF a quality suitable TO burn In stoves.
| The money is available as soon as the
| above facts can be learned.
\ For the purpose of obtaining the re-
| auired information the mayor has sent a
| man TO Nova Scotia 20 look over the sit
uation and report The man left the
city yesterday and his report is expected
I'm few days.
At the last meeting OF the Citizens
committee the question OF whether the
city could buy or sell coal. or even give II
away. was discussed and the opinion ex-
pressed that such action would be H.
! legal
Judge Stiness, however. expressed the
| opinion that should the situation grow
worse II would be perfectly legal for the
| city 10 so act
The action of Governor Kimball was
heartily indorsed by Mayor Granger and
he believed there would be no question
as TO the pledge being given by the mem
bers OF the assembly 10 vote for the
sl25, 900 appropriation.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-10-09

became engaged to this girl in the flower
OF her youth to ruthlessly drop her at
middle age. what can she do? You can
rive her money, but you cannot restore
her loss. ] hope this trial may have some
effect in deterring other men. IL was a
pretty brave thing TO bring this suit, and
lay his whole character bare.
The jury was instructed to bring in a
sealed verdict.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-10-09
such an emphatic hit here a few seasons

such an emphatic hit here a few seasons
ago.
The special scenery. electrical enects'
and gorgeous costumes OF lie Troup Fan
tastique. which is the novelty of the bill
promised to Keith patrons for next week.
created a sensation In New York last
week when this troupe OF pretty dancers
made it's first American appearance, at
least under that name. 1t In said that
they formerly appeared In this country.
but they keep their incognito. only their
booking agent knowing their identity.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-10-09

Popular Charlie Grapewin and his tai-
ented partner Anna Chance comes %
Kcith's Oct. 10th Offering. by special re-
quest Above the Linn" his excruciat-
ingiy funny sketch. In which he maae
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-10-09

r. J. Rose. the popular contra-teno-.
who was 20 appear at Kei.h's on Monoay
next, has made such a tremendous hit In
Boston that he has been retained there
for another week. Mr. Jose will doubt
lessly come 10 Keiths local theatre Oct.
10th.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-10-09

And H,bfT MAKrH
l35 Westminster ST.. Providence, X l.
Charges Moderate.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-10-09
MISS MCDONALD
AWARDED $4,000
jury in the Sensational Breach Of Prom
ise Suit in Fall River High Society
Believes the Woman.


This morning
a Fall
pr The amount asked for
was made Ven
March when Mr.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-10-09

Anyone who misses seeing the tough
girl characterization given by Dorthy
Kent at Keith's this week. misses helf
the show. No words can adequately de-
scribe the wihrlwind dance which this
uttle lady does, aided by unctuous James
+. Kelly, for II must be seen to be thor
oughly appreciated. Miss Kent's makeup
is very commendable. fitting the charac-
ter perfectly without the slightest touch
OF exaggeration. and no one would recog-
nize I'm the comical. yet pathetic. little
person. who inquiries you don't know
nobody what don't want TO get no work
done nor somethin' don't your. the chic,
smart little maiden first appears. No
small feature OF this act is the extremely
graceful dancing of Mr.. Kelly. If ever
poetry Of motion" was exempted II r. IN
the easy, effortless movements Of this
favorite performer. II Mr.. Kelly could
realize how thoroughly enjoyable his
dancing is he would no eioubt grant tho
enthusiastic demands OF the audiences
and dance more than he does. His "hr.
Dooley" song. In which Thomas q. Sea
brooke In also making a big hit In New
York Is received with rosrs OF laughter.
he being happy In having caught tho
spirit and manners which should accom-
pany a rendition OF this song.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-10-09
COLBURN
GYM MNASIUM

For WOMEN and CHILDREN. 10
WESTMINSTER STREET. opposite 5um-
mer street, will reopen Oct. 7. 1ne. orics
hours. 20 8. 70 y. m. Room u. Send
for circulars. Tel. PARA Lila Belle Coi-
burn. Director.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-10-09
WESTMINSTER

Smoking Concerts afternoon and eve-
ming. Usual prices Matinee and Evening
10, 20, so and 30.
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'HUKbENyHAHi

Beginning at corner No: !, the nortoea>' eorhsf td.sestasts \ E ssr.e Ssy s 2. ro,. .1s feet loRg, tisshes sas.3 'et tos'rn s"s sns ;.,sS, tssG$se q Ga.sess ;ss%x 1f :ss!s;: north ss deg. @ min. east sss7 ieet; thencs south s5 deg. 10 min. west oo0 feet to corner No. ?. .hfts<s s0S1f. sofFF fnes no,'h ,s. = deg @ min. west 1900 to corner '-s' 'ns t}d1Aweisfffsa FsHOoEtA, ,sa deg Y min. east 45s.sl feet to corner No. 4' the nortbyest ccrner; thence south ol deg. V fuau eA{ rt4sl1S isef fsss skse ~ L shs . place of beginning.
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Photo copyright. 1901. by J. schloss. N. Y.
 ARs. "oceEvELT's LATEST PICTURE
 held every Tuesday morning at II o'clock in the White House. Promptly at that hour the ushers of the execu tive mansion as confidently expect the arrival of the ''petticoat cabinet" as it has been 1Ocularly designated 2:
 The topics to which the ladies devote their attention are the dates of cabinet dinners, receptions and other official functions that there may be no awk' ward clash in arrangements. The re. treatments to be served also are deter, mined. and various other details of of ficial social life are considered and def initely decided.
 In the west end of the upper private corridor, with the famous vase win dow. the space which Mrs. Cleveland first had furnished as a private draw Ing room for the mistress of the White House and which is supplied each day with the choicest cut flowers grown in the executive greenhouses, the meet ings of the ladies' cabinet take place. Near the southern side, which Is cut into by tba wide stairway running up at that portion of the corridor, Is large round mosaic table. It is at this table that Mrs. Roosevelt presides over the deliberations of her official family.
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EeA RESTHEaEpish59g gs,sld fxtpres f hRa GJspd lHesel eRs OK street., ,.sD ay ,oL.' so,ov ssn., keo l4-4t 4,
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rSs &.e-kn,ases1se essilver

zFhS Rpevoyssase s1 HseSfver Queen, 4xSxl5 feet, bears from corner No. north 64 deg. 57 min west llOo feet.
 The discovery shaft on the Bessie, 5xsxl0 feet, bears from corner No. north II deg. west 36O feet
 The discovery cut and tunnel on the Copper Wsdge, course north-e6 deg. asst, bears from corner No. 5 north 5l leg. 56 min.-east 5O4 feet being open ut 4xl3xl0 feet, tunnel 4xex2l feet.
 AREA.
 Total and net area Silver
 Queen lode. .-... lS.S3o acres Total and net area Bessie
 lode e.................... ..l@.oSo aCroS Total and ne. area Copper 2 .Wedee lode ........... .l4.sIo acres Total and net area group. ,4l.o5S acres 1 fne,kAAw tbese claims is re- corded fh the bfdce ofthe' Recorder of Deeds at Tombstone, Arizona Terri tory, as follows: Bessie Lode, original. n Book 14, epage l51; amended, Book l5, page 64; Copper Wedge, in Book IA, page 4SO; Silver Queen, original, in Book g, page 419; amended in Book lb, page 65 and 66; Record of Mines. On the North Warren Boy and ffiShhier, 'unsurveyed, D Macphun, owner; on the Esst--Dreadnaught, un- surveyed, same owner; Red Hill, un- surveyed, Cochise Copper Company, owners; on the Sonth--Wee, Wee, :un- surveyed, lsa meiowne rs; onths West- Name of claimants not known, - Con- suelo, owners ty -.~.stLz EgE
 Any and all persons claiming ad versely any portion of aaid Silver Queen, Bessie pr Copper Wedgelmine, or surface ground, are required to fiie their adverse claims with the Register d the United States ,Lsnd Office at Tucson, in the Territory of Arizona, during the sixty days period of publica- tion hereof, or they will be barred by vFirtde of the provisions of the Statute. ;, 5.1tI MILTON R. MOORE. Register.
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