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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-05-19

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I is a great mistake 10 assume that
the black haired woman may not
wear black. She may perhaps
wear IL better than almost any
one. only the black must be soft and
fluffy. with a touch of audacity in the
curves and lines. OF course il doesn't
do for her TO be pale. but then that can
be easily remedied II she is clever. The
fact is ] have just seen "A stunning
frock which was worn by a black hair
ed girl. IL was Al a little after theater
supper party ct Sherry's the other
night. The gown was of black net
made with a fluffy blouse waist and a
full skirt The waist. cut decollete aft
er the fashion of an evening dress, was
worn with guimpe of cream chiffon
dotted with tiny gilt spangles. The
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-05-19

They are worn over white or colored
lawn corset covers. which may be pur-
chased ready made I'm the department
stores and are inexpensive.
The latest thing in wells Is reversible.
the mesh I'm white. The dots. which are
rather large and far apart. are white
on one side and black on the other.
This veil is especially designed TO go
with red hats. with which II looks very
smart. Gray veilings are not SO popu-
lar as they were last year. one must
have a particularly good complexion to
wear them.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-05-19
A CHARITY DISPENSER.

Mrs. Sophia Demuth OF Alton, ILL.,. is
said to be the dispenser OF more charity
than any woman in central or southern
Illinois on account OF her official posi-
the Alton Provident association for
eighteen years and Is also police matron
for the city and by special appointment
OF Mayor a. w. Young special police
officer for the Alton humane society.
Two years ago she was appointed pro-
baton officer for that court for Madison
county.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-05-19
The "TaiIor Made'sv Rivals.

The "TaiIor Made's" Rivals.
am told by several authorities tha,
the silk coat and the separate skirt are
To take the place to a large extent OF
the tailor made suit. but question the
accuracy OF this forecast. When wo-
men find how very badly the silk coats
wear, they will gladly turn back 90 a
more serviceable style of dressing Be-
sides there is an undeniable chic about
having the jacket and skirt of the same
material that no amount of frilling or
lace collars can supply.
Black etamine suits are considered
ultra smart. and this material is made
up over shiny silks in a variety of
fetching ways. Wool yelling is also
good i'm all colors but black. in which
it presents mourning and rather
threadbare appearance.
Now is the time to provide your
self with dainty unlined pongee and
china silk costumes. These are Joy
forever. as they are cool. smart and,
not the least item inexpensive. A pretty
little pongee dress can be contrived
for as little as SIS. Worn with hat
OF the same shade, 1t may be made to
do duty for restaurant dinners, beach
parties and general occasions where ii
is just as well to save ones best gowns.
The trouble with most women's sum-
mer wardrobes is that they do not con-
tain enough OF these simple yet chic
dresses. The average woman has Ell
ther all musllns or lot of pretentious
grenadines. silks and laces made up
over taffeta Innings.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-05-19

nished cottage
again. She says
II is a wonder
ful instrument
in the hands or
the unscrupu-
lous. The cot
tage is usually
filled with rick
ETY. furniture.
cracked china
a n d fe e b ] @
household goods
OF all sorts. II
you break any
thing. OF course
you are made TO
pay for IL. and
e v e n II you
don't you are
made TO pay
just the same.
Inst before vou
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-05-19

these sleeves. They are Of sheer silk
and have a band of openwork extending
we'll up the arm.
Unlined long silk coats are very use
full Go wear evenings over pale colored
dresses. These coats are made perfect
~ plain, with three strapped seams
and collar OF fine needlework or lace.
Very often there is a soft tie of chiffon
with long ends passed through n steel
buckle.
Unlined blouses of black china silk
have wide insertions OF black chantilly.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-05-19

chantilly inser-
tions. These are
worn with huge
hats OF white
chiffon trimmed
with lace scarfs.
The general
length OF the
sleeves Is n cou-
pie of inches be-
low the elbow.
This style even
n ~ u = n Il y ON
morning waists.
The long sleeve
this summer will
be confined "a
those who have
bony wrists and
a T IN :. V er y
smart gloves are
gnld IN 90 with
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-05-19

usually OF even temperature. and there
is not much danger OF catching cold
when wearing one Of these dainty con-
ceits.
To be strictly fashionable n woman
must have very red brown hair.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-05-19
Kz tut.
New York.
UP TO DATE UMBRELLAS.
New York.

Umbrellas to match the gown are in
great demand. and manufacturers are
producing many blue, brown and green
umbrellas as well as. the ever popular
blacks. The handles receive much at
tention. Some natural woods are seen,
but silver. gold gun metal, ivory and
pearl are combined i'm the more elab-
crate designs. Silver and pearl handles
have about the first claim on feminine
fancy and are very dainty.
The majority of belts have a wide ef-
feet in the back and buckles formed to
wear with the dip front waists.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-05-19

though they manage TO get into endless
scrambles through Unsuitable curiosity.
Usually the inquisitive nosed woman is
a jolly. companionable sort. The man
who marries her may be certain of one
thing-she will never be monotonous.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-05-19

by broad velvet bows or large oabo-
chons Of rhinestones fasten the pumes.
Low neck. short sleeve nightgowns
are a fad at present, and 10 matters not
whether the weather be cold or warm.
this style prevails. Sleeping rooms are
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-05-19

brows and dropping the corners OF the
mouth. covering the face.
Long. graceful ostrich plumes rest
on hat brims and often nestle close to
the hair at the back. Tall aigrets
sometimes break the long line produced
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-05-19

trile more sensible and less long than
for some time just gone describes the
smart woman on parade.
The modish walk Is tight laced wad-
die. with an expression Of surprised dis
content. acquired by raising the eye-
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-05-19

~ draped .and broad brims which are
seldom straight. being undulated on one
side or else sloping down toward the
back and front.
Gloves and boots a size too small. a
purehaR Ole complexion and gown a
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-05-19

The leaders OF
I h e W o m a n
EN- mancipation
m owe IN ent In
I h G " n l I e d
States drop nat
urally each into
her own depart
ment OF work.
This is mark
edly true in the
case of Mrs.
Lille DevereuX
Blake. and her
special line is
legislation. At
tention has been
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-05-19
MODISTlC WRINKLES.

Matinees and tea Jackets are con-
structed OF diaphanous fabrics. plated.
shirred. tusked and shocked 20 suit the
individual ISste. They are usually
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-05-19

A the ne world has been
mao, aris. IL II does not
cause nan to cease TO be
The emotiona =, then she has not
that fine discriminative sense for which
she gets credit.
In brief. Dr. Hippolyte Baraduc
claims nothing less than that he is now
taking photographs OF the emotions that
sway the human mind. Naturally he ex-
periments on women and girls as being
the emotional kind. He has found out
that whatever variety OF feeling In chas-
ing itself wavelike through the mind IL
has a radiation peculiar to itself. You
radiate what you are thinking about.
and you can't help yourself.
There is something so frightful In
the contemplation of the possibilities
thus opened up that IL is enough to
make the stoutest hearted woman quail.
When one smiles her sweetest and
kisses caller affectionately the while
she wishes that caller in BedIam. the
camera hend who shall take her una
wares at the moment will catch her
face streaming out with the style OF ra-
diations that inevitably tell the tale OF
her feminine treachery. And when a
lady is. SO 10 speak. right down mad
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-05-19
vacation Hints.

Summer Is almost upon us, and al
ready / see my friends looking for
summer hotels and cottages. Aunt
Mary vows she will never take fur
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-05-19

trine low at the neck and have elbow
sleeves which terminate I'm full puffs
and flowing frills OF lace or chiffon.
The latest hats have low crowns soft
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-05-19
smart Yet simple Gowns.

Among the smart yet simple gowns
of the season are finely tucked white
china silks banded with narrow black
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-05-19
The Popular
COlOrS of
The Moment

fact, there is scarcely a more trying
color for a woman who is no longer
young.
The prettiest OF these red hats are OF
tiny red poppies, with the brim edged
with wreath OF the leaves. The
green next to the face is a decided re-
lief and adds much to the chic OF the
hat
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-05-19

DISCO'- Y of dire import TO
the ne world has been
mad, aris. IL II does not
cause nan to cease To be
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1902-08-09
NOTICE TO PLANTERS.
You Can Save Money by Patron
izins Home Industries.

We will put your gin saw 10 first
class order for 10 cts per saw, all other
gin and machine work at Memphis
prices. Get our prices on gin betting
befre placing your order no trouble to
quote prices all we ask is chance to
bid. we guarantee the quality. We
have large stock Of wood pulleys
shafting and boxes, pipe and fittings
boiler fronts, steam pumps. injectors
cts. Yours truly.
Wallis Foundry and Machine Works,
Jul 10, 3 mol
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1902-08-09
For Sale at a Bargain.

One Second Hand so saw
Gwathmey Gin stand feeder and
condenser. One Second Hand so
saw Craft Gin staud feeder and
condenser. One Screw Press.
Delivered at River Landing or
Railroad Depot. Apply to
S. R. HUGHES, Company
Cotton Factors,
Vicksburg, Miss.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1902-08-09
For Rent or Sale.
SANITARY WORK.

am prepared to do all kinds OF
sanitary work. Phone No. ACT.
l9.tf Tom KIRsKY
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1902-08-09

Fruit cakes zoe pc, pound at P
Duskas'.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1902-08-09

WANTED-At one an Office desk.
Must be cheap. Apply to
d. P. SHANNAHAN.
Saloon.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1902-08-09
CLEARANCE SALE

for the next IS days my stock Of Clothing and
Shoes al below actual cost for cash
SO 90 Banister Shoes reduced to 81 90
IS Banister Shoes reduced to So so
81 90 Maus; Shoes reduced to- SITS
50 so Aauss Shoes reduced to 81 50
$40 to SIS Suits reduced to SIS 90
SIS Suits reduced to SO 90
All Others In proper line. This is Bona.
Eide Cash Sale and everybody Is invited to take
advantage Of same. SOL BRILL.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1902-08-09
For Rent.

My residence in the race track
addition. The house is roomy
and we'll built, surrounded by
lawn and garden. Has all neces-
sary outhouses. For terms and
particulars apply to
w. F. GEORGE,
at George 6 helms.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-08-03
CURED BY ELECTRIC BOLT.
Stroke of Lightning Relieved JON
athan W. Games's Rheumatism.

Providence. r. L, Aug. Jonathan Wash
ington James OF Queens River. in Washing
ton County, has been cured Of rheumatism
by a stroke of lightning.
He recently visited Providence for the first
time in more than six months. Previously,
owing to his inability. because of the ex-
circulating affliction, 10 move about much,
drugs and medicines.
During the present week there has been
thunder and lightning galore circling all
over the southern portion of Rhode Island,
and not a day has passed but the heavens
were rent with electricity from rolling
black clouds. When the storms were pass
Ing over James says he felt like a boy OF
10. and II was during this relaxation from
the pains that he ventured out into the pas
lures about the old homestead. where the
James family have roamed for the last
century and a half.
He stopped to pick some cowslips. and
there was a rurnbling from a big spreading
cloud quite covering the western sky. The
more thunder the less pain, said James to
himself. Soon there was a sheet of blind
ing lightning which almost swept the sky
from east 10 west
Il was struck" said James. and I let
my grasp of a big bunch of the cowsIips
loose.
What happened for some minutes I do
not know. 1 felt my legs being twisted.
About all of my rheumatism has been in
my pins you know. and the pains have
being hit I must have been out OF my head.
I rolled In the clover and the weeds. Then
there was a sort of burning sensation. I
was badly dazed. but managed to raise my
at this time terrific.
AT last 1 got upon my feet and went
home.
Since the moment I was knocked out in
the clover-feld by that lightning I have
been a well man." said James, and that is
why ! came TO the city on a visit"
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-08-03

Daniel OC- Tracy. supreme chief sir knight.
has appointed w. H O'Briel supreme deputy sir
knight. as delegate at large from the Knights of
Father Mathew to the Catholic Total Abstinence
Union of America Convention. TO be held at
Dubuque. Ia. August s. I. 8 and 2. Brother
O'Brien departed for Dubuque on Thursday even
ing and expects 10 institute a council of the
Knights Of Father Mathew at Dubuque on Mon
DAY evening.
St Leo's. No. %. Fife and Drum Corps. in
charge of W. 5 McAdam, also left on Thursday
evening for Dubuque on the boat to attend the
national convention. The fife and drum corps
will give a series OF entertainments and
Stcreopticon views Ct tn. Worlds Fair and mat
ters, Of Interest in relation to the Knights Of
Tho Uniform Rank knights Of Father Mathew
will leave over the Burlington Route on Tuesday
morning for the Catholic Total Abstinence Union
of America Convention at Dubuque.
Captains Thos. s. Finar and Chas. 2. Mona
gr-r are in command 80 the uniform rank A
-"-'"E 4 "vNf~'''qT dill VIZ ~ Etvnr AMI
there is no doubt that the uniform rank will
SNOW its -TnCI, ncy in the manual as well as did
the members OF the OLD uniform rank at tho
Philadelphia convention. held in the centennial
year. The st. Louis delegation will he the lar
gest present at the Dubudue convention. and
Tuch credit IL due to the energy OF the members
Of the uniform rank IN preparing fo- the trip.
and alEO st. Leo's Council No. IS. which has
donated the expenses Ct the trip to fife and
drum corps. There is no doubt that the knights
Of Father Mathew delegation from the Worlds
Fair city will make a good impression on the
visiting delegates from the several States who
will be present.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-08-03
knights of Pythins.

The delegations Of Py;hians from ST. Louis
left this morning for san Francisco. Grand Vice
Chancellor {. q. Eames will follow IN a { W
DAYS. arriving there N time to lend his aid in
bringing to 81. Louis the convention OF the ST.
preme Lodge and the -encampment Of th> Uni oTm
Rank in 1894. Grand Keepe- # Records and Seal
Holmes takes the invitation from the city OF
st. Louis OF Mayor Wells. the invitation from
the Louisiana Purchase Fxrosition Company and
the magnificent offer Of SO 0 o in rri-e1 ard TIE
beautifully equipped an laid-out emp ground
for the knights loyal. Also the invitation ~ the
business Mems League ThrOIgh tier p"otiient.
rive at Frisco on the afternoon Of August q.
when the grand kee0' Of records and seal will
immediately commence arranging matter f- the
lntrcduction Of the resolution and the invitati n
James A. Reed. Mayor OF Kansas CITY and a
supreme repres entatiVe from the domcin OF Ms
souri, in this order. wera IN the civ an had a
conterepCe with the grand keeper OF records and
Tor The supreme Lodge To meet here in 1906.
EXctlsloT Lodge conferred the rank Of Kn' git
last Wednesday evening and. notwithstin ling The
warm evening. a iaige membership witnessed the
ceremonies. The chancellor commander. George
pu Bots. says as long as this lodge HIS in
vacation.
Pythagorss Lodge. No. 2T5. at its l-st con-
yention. initiated one applicant in the rank Of
Page and received three applications. There was
a good attendance considering the hot weather
as the hall Is one Of the coolest IN the city.
mere VIII he work every meeting in August
Chevalier, Lodge. No: 20. knights Of Pyth as.
conf rred the rank OF Page upon Charles eek. n
Glazier. 4 resident Of Toledo. o.. made applica-
ton for reinstatement. On next Wedne day re
RANK oil, Page. will be conferred on two sand =
oates several petitions are expected soon. H-r-
Haughton. resigned. 4 cool attendance of mem
beiS ana VISITORS CTaCei the occasion.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-08-03
Woodmen OF wor,d

Hickory camp entertained "Wednesday evening,
initiated two candidates and had good az
tendance Of members. Chairman Merritt of the
Entertainment Committee announced that a
good programme had been arranged for the
saturday, evening. y numner Of athletic CON
tests VIII take place in the afternoon. for
which handsome prizes will go TO the winners,
AMI the evening" programme VIII consist of
Clerk William I'rian Of Mercantile Camp ce-
partod Friday evening on his annual vacation
anu VII SPEND several weeks among the lakes
"f w isccn".n before he returns.
Mount Auburn camp Initiated two candidates
trlGay evening and had a good attendance Of
members. Sovereigns Berg and Doemelt OF Elk
cf Mount Auburn Camp to attend their basket
IICnlc next week. Sovereign Thomas Boivert of
~; Reid was reported seriously III.
Mnnt.tote Camp had a good attendance last
Monday eEening and Initiated one candidate.
Deputy, William II, Hughes comforting the de-
camps lawn party next Saturday evening vas
acltpted and there were short addresses BY
iG ls Gommandsr Gl9hn: Clerk Louis Roscn-
Terminal Camp received one application
Nednesday evening and initiated three cand!-
800. beiniN William II. Hughes OF Chopper
Iat,"n rom botanical Camp to be present at to-
HioIEo evening : meeting was accented. and
IN. caInp VIII be represented by the degree team
ana officers. The Entertainment Committee an
houHced Two social events in CCn.crpIa.ion-
WIN good proSrC-5 made-basket picnic at Ofan-
stems Cove on September "A and annual mas
Hotanlca! Camp will initiate a large class of
.ahi!CatFs tomorrow evening. and an invitation
70 chrppers' Of the city to he present has
been eNten1ed. SOVEREIGN William Evans ~ the
reception n'mitt and Sovereign Ben Mover
OF the entertainment Committee promise an in
ard instructive evenings entertainment.
meeting last Friday evening. three C3ndidates
pelnS initiated and one application received.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-08-03
knirhta nf fI,c Mnccnhres.

an offcia1 visit to 81 LoI'q Tent. No. .. Not
withstandinc the hot weather. s"'entv-tve m"m-
her n the tent ard camp were present. one
cand date was i7i'tat-d n tNe -hort firm. Sir
Knights Stamm and SIMMER assisting The TN
cler.oT Str EniFht = L. Falard az record keen
or. SIR KNIGHT MrGsnU So cant and Sir k7i-ht
Pn-aI1 as rertinol. These officers were t-Sta'!n1
hy the great record keeper. aEsietea hv tho great
rra-te--at-armr. 81 knight Willi"ns. Mount
Olive and wcrlT's Tai~ terri came ir IN a DO Nv.
and ono 81 the most p'eesnnt reviews IN the his
tory Of the camp was bold on this evening. Re
marks were made nv al Of tho eminent mem
rars. and may god suggestions wore made for
tho benefit Of the order. The Camp Entert1in-
r'ert Cornmittee furnished good cigars for the
occasion.
L.he..v --crt ,-nn-aet- 4 is Iusness very quick
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-08-03
Grand chief of Honor Clara B. MuErelI.

UtpIty GTdnU VUItI II TIgUVI VistId d NIUIIVIEf
at her home. No. 1851 Hickory street.
Murrell Lodge held its meeting on Friday even
ing. which was well attended. Tine business Of
the lodge was transacted as speedily as possible
ana q delegation of this loose then accompanied
the grand chief OF honor. Mrs. Almaretta Morgan,
on a visit TO Western Lodge. Lady Of Honor
Adele Meyer of Murrell Lodge will leave on Sun
day morning for Il stay of two weeks in the city
of Quincy. Ill. where she will visit Sister Lena
Swimmer. grand chief of honor OF Illinois. and
other members OF the degree.
Mrs. Clara b. Murrell. deputy grand chief o.
honor, will give an Informal reception on Wedncs-
DAY after noon. August 8. from 2 to 5 O'Clock,
complimentary TO the grand chief of honor. Alma
retta Morgan Of Kansas City. Mo. ANY member
of he order desiring to call and nav a social
visit to the grand chief Of honor will receive a
most corGial wclcome. Il Is to be hoped that
many of the members will take advantage Of
this opportunity to become better acquainted with
our worthy chief. Mrs. Murrell will be assisted
by L number Of young ladies and matrons in re-
ceivirs and entertaining. Owing TO III" lst-tiess
OF the official notice OF her arrival in the city
no Invitations have been Issued. and any mem
Der Of the degree desiring to call Will receiE" u
most cordial welcome. Mrs. Murren's address Is
96s1 Hickory street.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-08-03

on Monday evening last with a very good at
tendance. Considerable routine business was at
tended TO. One candidate was initiated and four
app ~iCatiOns for membership were filed.
Excelsior Council will meet on Tuesday even
ing next ard elect FIVE applicants to membership
and initiate seven candidates. The Entertain
ment ia arranging for an outing to
be given in one OF the suburban towns.
Unity Council met on Friday evening in regu-
lar session. Two applications for membership
were received and two applicants were elected.
Several candidates will be ready for Initiation
at the next meeting.
The following co-nczls will meet during this
week: Monday. Lafayette: Tuesday. Excelsior:
Thursday. KiIkwoGd. Grove and Webster; Fri
Iyanhoe. Buena Vista; Saturday. Compton Hill.
Empire and RCaaDarrp