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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-01-17
BRISTOL.

Antsrs oliver an emrleye of tbs
Crsnston Norsted mill met with So
-ieus and painful accident YESTERDAY. He
ascended a ladder for purnoss Of throw
ins on a belt connected with the machin-
cry below The ladder slipped and i'm
falling divers arm was caught and
broken. IL was with much difficulty the
arm was saved frsm heins completely
torn from the body. T,r. q. X. Siegsl
and Or r. = Church. who were summon
ed dressed the wounds and reduced the
fracture
The funeral OF samuel Mckay was held
Yesterday afternoon from his late rest
dence on William street Rev. W. +. r.
Jackson sSEsr seSs ona.fs m.ssr, 'eG o
the family. Rabbit post. a.. \. r., Of
which the deceased was member. sent
Morris Bros. are cutting clear ice at
their ponds which Is nine inches thick.
YESTERDAY they harvested 100 tons. la p
hey is also cutting good Ice at the Bull
A TURKEY supper was sivsn. the en'
ployes of the quarter room OF the Ma
tonsl India Rubber eompany's works last
sssnips ss. sSsra sy Ms roe e AZ h.r nome on
Mrs. Hsnnsh bowen and son let this
morning for two eseks trip To AleN'
sndris bay to visit Mrs Bowen aaush-
Mr.. John Dunbar one Of Bristols much
respected citizens. ~ confined 10 MS
The game OF basket bali played last
evening at tho v NJ &. \. gymnasium
between tho Bristol team and the Brown
resulted iu a victory for the Bristols b. 4
score OF H 20 rs. The home team i
riaying q strong game and hanaser Wei
dron In using fyery available means t1
give the public good entertainment
Mr. Joshan Wilbour. consul Al Dublin,
ireland. has arrived a. New York and
Is ssmsking 4 short Visit IN Ne~ J.rsel
water COMMITTEES. which consists % I'VE
membcr~ As soon as he arrives here II
10 expected definite action will be made
plant p
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-01-17
Deafness Cannot be Cured

hv local applics tions ss they cannot
reach the diseased portion OF the ear.
There Is only one wav to cure deafness.
and that 10 by constitutional remedies.
Deafness Is caused hy an innamed con-
ditiou OF the mucous lining ~ the tur.
vou have rumblinr sound or imperfect
hearing. and when II ~ entirely closed.
Dtafness IL the result. aud unless nc
inflammation can be taken ovt. and ihls
tube restored 10 its normsl condition.
hearing will he destroyed forevnr uine
- ses out OF ten are caused by Cstarrh
which is nothing but az infamed condi-
ton of The mucous surfaces.
w, will rive one Hundred Dollars fof
any case OF pee efness caused by catarrhl
that cannot be cured by Halls Cstarrh
Cure. send fer c,r.uisrs Tree y
Sold hv Druggists. 1sc.
Halls Family Pills are the best.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-01-17
SUNSHINE.
Local Branch Of ths Society
Holds a Meeting,

An informal meeting of the Providence
branch of the International Sunshine so
cety was held at the home of the presl-
dent Mrs. Charles II. Beach, 2S Chaplin
avenue yesterday afternoon.
AS is we'll known, the Providence
branch OF this now almost worldwide
association. has but recently been form
ed Even I'm it's short existence, however.
under the inspiration and guidance of
Mrs Beach much good has been done;
many burdens lifted and an abundance
OF sunshine distributed. especially AZ the
season Of Christmastide, when sunshine
was sadly needed.
The meeting OF Yesterday was called by
the president especially 10 report what
had been done and 90 make plans for the
development OF the society and its fu-
ture work keeping always in mind the
motto of the Sunshlnes society every
where.
Have YOU had = kindness showng
Pass II on.
Twas not given for YOU alone
rass II on
Let II travel down the years.
Let il wipe snothers tears.
Till in heaven the deed appears
Pass IL on.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-01-17
HAPPY GIRLS.
They Give One TO bo Welded
4 Royal SsAd-otf.

The members Of 81. Barbara's guild
had delightful time at the Webster Me
mortal guild house. St. stephens, last
night
Miss Mary q. W. Fiske. daughter OF
the Rev. George Nee. Fiske, rector OF the
church. is to be welded to Lieut. Wells.
L.. 5 n. next Wednesday noon and st.
Bs sharas guild. of which Miss risle is q
the eift consisting of handsome chafng
dish OUTFIT.
The occasion was made as jolly az pos
sinle. one of the Features being = we'd
ding march. Ice cream and cake were
Sawed, and as the party broke up the
yeung peepla extended to their beloved
ssocfate sincsre wishes for a long life
OF HAPPINESS.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-01-17
PROVIDENCE OPERA HOUSE.

Nicholas Van Alstyne. ne...,........,......
.....................Mr Mr. Maclyn Arbuckle
pr Parks Wainwright Mr. Charles Lane
Nicholas Nsn Alstyne. Jr.,....t.......
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Mr.. Russ WhNtai
Bertie Van Alstyns. MIR. Stuart Robson
Lord Arthur Trelawney.
............,......... NJ. clifford Leigh
The Rev Dt. Murray Hilton....,...,.
.....................M Mr.. Joseph y. keofp
Watson Flint...............M Mr.. Roy Atweli
Musgrave ..........Mr Charles r.. Gilbert
Mrs. cornelia Opdyse se...............,.....
.........,.....,..M Miss Dorothy Rogsmore
Rose Van Alstyne. Miss Estells Carter
Agnes Lockwood ....... Miss Mary Realty
Lady Mary 1'reisNney..... ....,..,......,..
..,..........,...,. Miss Laura Thompson
st the Providence opera House for ths
balsnce OF the week, opening last even
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-01-17

comes Robson back to us with the mimi
table Bertie and his own matchless rem
dering of a delightful part
Without familiar knowledge OF the box
time before Mr. Robson was at his
best. an imitable comedian and con-
summate character artist; indeed,
buckle. MIR. Rohson's support Is. not re-
markable for anything worth while. But
that has often, alas been observed be,
fore OF the company that Mr.. KSoson
surrounds himself with.
One OF the important bookings for the
weeks Of Jan. q al Kei,hs is Marion
Manola. the famous operate soprano,
FORMER star Of the McCaull Opera COM
pany and one the Msnola Mason com
pany. Miss Manoa is said 10 be now I'm
excellent voice. and last week In Buffalo
her rendition of several selections from
the different operas with which she has
been associated fairly took that city by
storm She will no doubt be warmly well
coined when she appears here.
=.
Much interest is felt BY the Nheemen
OF the city. as we'll as those interested
i'm other sports Ia the r. r. keith's
great sensation the Cycle Whirl. Many
theatre parties have been arranged by the
wheeling organization Of the city, whose
management tc fry the famous track II
they care TO. well known T.. A. handi
cappeT Who risks his life with a motor
cycle was heard IN remark after all from
this track that he would stick "a motors.
The track used Is The smsilVst ana Steep
est ever constructed.
Several If the wheeling associations of
Providence and other adjoining cities
have arranged laree theatre parties for
next week being drawn there, no doubt
by the Great cycle Nhirl. Other So
ciety parties are 20 he given 10 hear MIR
Jose, who will no doubt he entertained
by local society as much as he was nv
Boston's 400 during he past seven weeks.
Mr Homer Lind. tho operate singer,
will star next season in "Cirineoire the
Street Singer" Mr.. Lind is now Offering
a 2a-minutes' condensed version of this
beautiful opera 80 vaudeville. II will he
heard at keiths the week of Jan. q.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-01-17

Its a Laughing Matter From start
90 Finish
The Funniest Show iu rown--kirst Time
Here Don't Miss H.
Next Attraction Grand Military Week
and Benefit OF the First Light infantry
Reglmcnt BARBARA FRIErCHlE,
THE FREDERICK GIRL"
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-06-10
BRYAN NOT OUT FOR GOVERNOR
Believes He Can Accomplish More in
National Politics.

Lincoln. Neb., lune 10.-William j
Bryan. in response to urgent requests
of eX Senator w. V. Allen. that he be
the fusion nominee for governor said:
II am not end cannot be a candi
date for eovernor. | believe | can ac-
besides de not intend to stand in the
way Democrats and Papulists who
gave ne such loyal support. There
are a dozen OF more who can poll the
le;.s0.l VI y l.1y name should be men
t.oned r. connection with this Office.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-06-10
.A-NeW, ,JurV.z

4 new Nsntre Of jurors are seated
n the Jury boy this afternoon in the
Circuit court. The renire With the ex-
eeation Of two al5ernates is as follows:
Eohn F. Pittman, J. T. Brewer.
hes. Pruden, Ben Franklin. Steve
Garrett. D. Foley. j. P. Mason. c. G.
Collins. F. e. Parker w. E. Evans, A.
s Nivea. V. D. Wilkins, Jr.. John Nc
Cain, c. II. Puddephatt, w. G. Lock-
hart. W. c. Steele. j. II. Hudson, II.
+. Taylor, j. NJ. Brewer. Frank Rag-
land. Rob Wilkins, c. c. Steade. l..
Brinkley. J. S. Reap. Alternates-
Mack Hammett, E. c. Howell, ". F.
sden Oscar P,lnen.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-06-10
PENN}SLN ANA RAIDS
MEET IN STATE CONVENTION
TOMORROW AT NOON.
elkins the Only Avowed Candidate
Fer Governor, But the Machine
Is Against Him.

HARRISBURG Pa, June lo.-Teme!%
row at noon is the time fNed fer the
Republican state convention and,
though every politician of greater or
lesser note is here and frequent con
ferenyes have been had, nc agreen eli
has been reached on candidate Sc
far as is known. Attolney-GeneraI
Elkin is the only avoWed eandiaate
fer the head of the ticket But in the
way of his success there are difficult
ties believed to be insurmountabIe
The Oldest campaignei cannot femen-
Der such chaotic condition of affairs
as prevails. Elkin is opposed by the
state machine and it is believed the
machine will have the upper hand on
the convention floor. This belief may
not be we'll founded but il prevails
nevertheless. With Elkn out Of the
hsullng all forecasts are problemat
zeal. There are 2 number of names
mentioned. but the only man Vile
could select winner from the collcc-
ton refuses at this time TO announce
his choice. This Warwick is Senator
Quay His adherents believe that he
has complete control Of ma .iofity Of
the delegates, and # he wished could
settle the question in short order
Unless he has diVU!@ed his mind in
stIic1est confidence to his trusted lieu
tenants he has not sisnitied his choice
fo.. the gubernatorial nomination. Hn
has slated Eiilin for drfeat and so far
as is known this is all Of his program
that has matured. The rest will preH-
ably be forthcoming TOMORROW Maan=
while Ell1in and his supporters have
not lost heart and express their de-
termination to fight the boss to the
lest ditch
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-06-10
Snriners IL Session.

San Francisco, Cal. Jara la-The
ittl.i.less sessie2 ef Ike 1as=sf1ss 18th
annual eonclava of tie lmna.ial CouH-
Gil. \. 4 G. Y. N. S. which beGa1
II tbs oity to>,a", was preceded, - I
sl.eet parade e.co: ing the men.hass
. t6e grand body from Headquarters
@ t..o coEvel1tion hall TIE pub.je
exc ziazs w2re he.d in Golden Gate
.ia.t. during which the addresses q
Y. ore wee made ny Mayer
s :. ri ! &u, orhess. 1espa,o.1., u J
IN Ia ro1enate Pai!ip C.S ehafer.of
'11.l...;st plsia. TIE ceea4il thea went
.a-o Legislative session.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-06-10
BAD FR EIGHT WRECK
TWO TRAINS COLLIDE ON TIE
IRON MOUNTAIN
Nobody Seriously Hurt. but Freight
Cars and Their Contents Ese.
Iy Damaged.

Two local freight trains on the Hen
Mountain road. No. IL south bound.
and No. -, northbound. eollided at
> 20 O'Clock Monday afternoon. enc
mile beyond Baldwins switch, a few
miles west Of this city. and a serious
and troublesome wreck occurred
Nc. - had just pulled oil Of Bald
Win $ and had net attained its mani
mum speed whey the trains met
The wreck occurred on a curve. but
the train and engine crew had time
10 Jump before their lives We're jeop-
ardized.
Fireman LeBeaume sustained "a,
sprained ankle. but no other injuries
We're received.
Both engines We're badly damaged
and several heavily loaded cars were
demolished and their contents ruined
Traffic was delayed several hours a,1a
all north and south baund Trains weFa
delayed. and the passensels We're
transferred TO trains sent from Pine
Bluff and Little Rock
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-06-10
Was There a Convention?

There w2s a Democratic state cor
vention at Little Rock today. It was
purely formal and nothing was done
except to ratify the ac.,1 If the
March primaries. The Graphic called
up the statehouse. where the conven-
'iGr was held. mad asked some Of the
occupants what the convention had
done, and they didn't know. which
shows how little interest was taken in
the convention by the prominet poll
ticians OF Little Rock. who are not
candidates The Graphic tried for
over an hour to get somebody by tele-
phone who could give details OF the
convention, but nobody seemed to
know that there Was d convention in
session.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-06-10
BAR TO MATRIMONY
Is ExtraVoshce CT Times. Says Pres1-
cent Of Vassar

Poughkeepsie. y. y, June 1o.-Presi=
dent Taylor of Nassar College, in his
baccalaureate selnl9n to the seniors
this morning declared that the public
interest in the college woman and mar
riage is a small matter when it is not
ed that society is doing all that it pos
sihly can. by its eNtravaganees in all
directions, TO deter the young people
from marriage
The whole future is impeliied," he
said by this tendency to pleasure,
aid eXtfava ganee. for it is that which
Keeps Young people from getting mat
Fied.
Doctor Taylo1is sermon was a plea
10 the young women 10 keep their
courage and their poise amid the social
eXtfaVaganees of the time.
On cannot escape being impress
ed With the drift. he said. I'VE see
the extravaganza Of the day in the i'll
tfodHetian Of smoking in ultra-fashion-
sbie society. We see il in the pres
ellts seiSen to tie brides in our day. 1t
Is nothing to read of q steam Nacii1
Icing given TO a bride or son Just from
college. No doubt We may be leadins
OF railroad being given to a bride OF
perhaps g system Gf railroads. so great
is the eytrava gance of the times.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-06-10
70 SEE HIS FINISH
NORTH CAROLINA MAN INVITES
HIS FRIENDS
re Announces Big Dinner. Which He
Will Conclude Ry Committing
Suicide.


Ellenboro, y. G. June 10.-Allan
Cogsdell. one Of the wealthest men
IN this county, has sent out printed in
yitations to a number Of his friends
and relatives inviting them to q dir
ner To be held at his house. -four miles
from here, tonight. The dinner is to
be served at II O'Clock Promptly at
II o'clock Cogsdall announces. he
Will give his guests an opportunity Of
seeing a man take lis own life just
EcW Togsdell Will commit the deed is
not stated and there is much interest
manifested as to whether it is TO be a
real ease II saiciIe or not
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-06-10
KILLED BY 4 MULE.
Thrown by Animal and Lived Only
Thirty Minutes.

Grover Ball, the 1S=year old son of
John VI. Ball. Who lives near West
brook was killed by Wild mule Thurs
Gay afternoon, says the Nashville
News.
The young man had ridden the All
NAL to Westbrool and OH return it
became frightened and threw him. The
boy walked q short distance TO a house
and a physician was summoned. but
Ball died before his arrival. living but
thirty minutes after the accident.
The young man received internal ia
iulias in the breast
John NJ. Bail, the father of the boy.
is we'll known in this city. having the
mail contract from Nashville ,e Val
l2Geburg.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-06-10
TRUCE HAS BEEN MAO[. {.
Preachers and Park H11aSe7
Leitner Have Gonfe,-
ense Monday.
AGREEMENT REACHED BY W4icft
THERE WILL BE NO PAY
SUNDAY SHOWS.
Neth'ng Mere Than Free Sacred coa
certs on Sunday and Clean Shows,
Throughout The Week
PREACHERS cor Alt They Ast1

Those ministers Of the city whzs
were most directly concerned III tli@
Bell park Sunday thsator matter, hela
conference Monday afternoon WIFI
Mr.. julius Eeitner, enc IF the lesSees-
OF the park, and manager Of tlle thea-
ter, at Mr.. Lcitner rc request ThoS4,
present We're Rcvs. j. l.. Caldwell, past
or of the First Presbyterian ,hureh
c. w. Daniel, pastor cf the First fsar.
tist church, and w D. Bnckner, rcctos
OF Trinity Episcopal church. Rev !
NJ. l}aWleS, pastor Of The First Netha@
dist church. had been invited to be-
present, bHt was prevented by the fur
eral of pr. MeGammen
MI =Eeitnel. wanted Sunday aftel
noon and evening concerts, fof which
admission price Wsss5= Isatsaa az. eollee=
ton taken 10 deffay szrenacs Of musit.
The ministers With eHe accord We're
opposed to Sunday evening enteyz
talnment Of aRy description, and q SUE.
day altelnon entertainment of anv
kid. where admission WAS charged 81
collection taken. Nj. teitnetes pra=
posals finally dWinl.d Gown 10 IA sra1@
day afternoon ceaeert at which only
sacred music would be played and
for which no admission OF no coIiecz
ton would be asked Mr. Letthe4
hopes to get the street car company IL
assist in d"frzy wing c&psnees for music.
To this tho preachers raised no ob;oc.
tons, but it N2s provided. !lai # tiil,
management did not receive from the
street cai company thc assistance tle>
desired, in giving the sacrcd concert.
that therc should be nothing at the.
Park on Sunday
At the conclusion Of the conference
the folloWin. IcsG'ne Of the proceed
inss were written by one OF ,he nlinisf.
ers in which Nj icitner and all the
ministers concurcd:
"A conferences between Mr. I.citner
and several of the ministers Of the eits
was held yesterday afternoon at which
the matter of Sunday ;muaerent al
Bell park was fully discussed The
ministers present we're RcV5. C. w
Daniel. w. d. Buckncr and J. T.. CaId-
we'll The minister's aandidly said
they would oppose anything whose Ell
feet would be to destroy the morat
force of the Sabbath day Mr.. LeitGes
with equal candor said that be had no
desire to do anything which world
ofiond the nl9.a! sense Gf the pcophes
He only wished TO serve the peopIt.
with clean and moral entertainments.
The atmosphere WAS very much clear
ed b. tho discussion. At the close Mr..
l4eltner stated that there World be no
secular or pay entertainments at the
Dark while he was manager, on the
Sabbath day. Should he..an Sunday
afternoon, have sacred music il woult,
be free to all visitors at the park.
TIE ministers expressed their an
probation Of tho spirit shown bv MI
-eitnor and said that SO far as t,iey
We're concerned, they had no fu1f,r
right to make on the Sunday fesue =
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-06-10
Democratic Convention.

Columbus. O., June 10.-Members Of
the Democratic state central commit
tee, pursuant to the call OF Chairman
", J. Frey, assembled al tie Nc!
House this afternoon to discuss arfang-
mcnts TOR the state Homnting conven-
1ion. There is some specution as TO
whether the party will follow the lead
OF the Republicans and hold the con
vention in some other city than Colun-
bus. Cincinnati and DAYTON are n9ls
toned, but it is reerded as hardly
probable that their bids will be strong
enough to induce the committee to
pass up the cipital city Talks With
the committeeman prior to their going
in,o executive session indicated that
they favor late date for the conven-
tion and short "whirlwind" cam
paign
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-06-10
BARELY ESCAPED DROWNING
Baptist Preacher srd Convert Get II
Tee Deep Water

Clarendon. Ark. June 10.-Rev. c.
NJ Nayfick was bapfizins Mss Vlrgic
Hurst Sunday afternoon in White 1iV-
or and he and the young lady got in
water over their heads
Two elders Of the church went
nfcnp,iy TO the rescue.
Much excitement was caused amons
TIE spectators and the relatives OF the
sh1ange persons became frantic.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-06-10
Nc Cpccs't!o1 to Brown.

Rhfne'ande1 N'is., ,f5ne ,6--'FF..o
Tenth district Republican eaaverff.sat=
here today ,esaite3 n the .'.rI5 nina
tion Of Coug.ossn2aa NeT9 3 dEa ~
ac&ianstioll
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-06-10
Kentucky Wcnaen's Clubs.

Paris, Ky, June l0.-The Kentucky
Federation of Women's clubs opened
us annual convention hero today. The
delegates commea, ed arriving last ey-
ening. and al Wee promptly escorted
to the quarters assigned them The ar
rangements for tha meetings are tae
the most perfect and elaborate n char
aeter. The auditorium Of the OIL
Christian church. where the meetings
are held. has been most hanaseneIv
decorated With immense palms, vines
and flowers. The session this evening
is in tie nature Of welcome together
With an elaborate musical program.
&c real business will commence to-
morrow folnoon. Large delegations
ale present from Louisville Paducsh,
Bowling Green ard otileT cities of the
state.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-06-10
Fiene eUrn Sencfrire te =

Greston. fEne l6-Gan@ges zssa1s
EF=t''!ia1n p. fep5p.n was .~.55!a.. 5ss..
without oorcs:ticn rae tczav y 1szaI
Ret.,3iict.r4s ef T. Ell = & e.so o.1.
Al district.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-06-10
N.7c At Cut..cok Gcoil

Duluth. Niln, 3Hne io.--The esr4..
@b'e weather conditions cf tie last few
Veek@ ha#e even & most encoarag,5?o;
tan 70 iiEa Prospects fos the sp7 ing
Wheat COO il to- g5aat va@9z-3a: 4ia.
st--ces -N.aaa5eta and 4 ~ ~.
r. 3.e:siJif.t Is, avso. ..3e II ge'iaiie
'e.2a4ts, ere fas . II e.a~
Ees4 VI -. es= = - "a -
sta,e.@ vas ;ba;.t -. 59.1 a,.'s.. ts;s
Ee22.s vi. b. faN hnaag.s than==
az ac.e= ,ess. In Iii Y
@. .:4'9tct79d q .tte. Iis9 s2.a3l. II
: 5@i2 q e Ito stag. ais Il ~
c.og il 9.oN.'h. Thee VII ae r.
~ - efef1 this year 6 e-1lef afs...4s
80 Nseet. g tlee a:.asaat za1aiee =
Iii. 20. r. f. esaa z,t.5..., .e,.l
-. the tire s:a;e It lite over
: ,et4, ,QGo acres ci land.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-06-10
Pst.erso!, - Serve kcai,a

Memphis Tean., June 74.-The Der
cofattc ccncs ses;o.a3 convention 6 the
Teati1 district he.e today resulted in
the denomination of Geae5sl n. Z. Pat
teFsCn.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-06-10
coeI st.ikc Ha9 Get s2t 900 ron

"'i"es1aire, Pa, june 9.-The
lcn;1d eek e the anthracite strife
aad@4 ,odsf are the losses during.
i3atj ''eeio.I zach the enormous fig.
.sio# e 800. 9.8e3 Tho are as fu-
lows;
9&@ Il the miners in wages, S5.1S5.-
6aA
Le== - =eaa. asef8 ia ptiee Of caai
'l22 Haai So t9G 600.
Loss 10 Business men in the coal re-
sion, ~ s2ao coo.
Loss to employees ether than myl.~
crs. s s.2oe 600,
Est.matcd less outside Of coal re-
sion to business intc.e5ts, s. ,00o 600.
Total, y 100000.