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schwab to be There: Nixon to Testify.

Charles NJ. Schwab is to be present to-
morrow when the hearing of the United
States Shipbuilding Company in the re-
ceivership proceedings is resumed before
United States Examiner Oliphant He
will be sworn, but it is not thought that he
will he called upon TO testify tomorrow
as Lewis Nixon is to be the first witness
and Mr. Nixons examination is expected
TO be long
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-10-20
Mcclellan Pro-CanaI. Of Course.

George B. Mcclellan made public last
night a letter which he sent yesterday to
the Canal Association Of Greater New
York, saying that he is for the 900 ton
barge canal proposition. SO is Iammany.
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Local representatives Of both the Union
Pacific and the Atchison railroads denied
yesterday that there was to be any lease
by which the Union Pacific would take over
the Atchison.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-10-20
Mv. TrsuUusnD Busy CsD,psignins.

Ralph Trsutmann, the fusion candidate
for sheriff made three speeches last night
while his campaign headquarters sent Oui
80 900 Autographs ~ him,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-10-20
Judgment on q Sherry Board Hill.

A Judgment for 1857 in favor Of Louis
Sherry. the restaurant keeper was entered
in the City Court yesterday against Julius
4. Gimbernet. The Judgment was en-
tered by consent. II was for food and
tween June, 1902, and February 1903 Gin
bernet Is said to have inherited money.
which 's being held in trust for him. ---n,
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the hands of my friends. They proved
their friendship tonight not only for me
but for the Kings county organization, of
which l have been the leader for SO many
years. l am thinking also Of little prayer
that can say tonight before | go to sleep,
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-05-26

accusation. the newspapers were hitting
at the wrong persons. 10 IS the oppo-
ncnts of this bill. he said who arc re-
sorting Co every measure 90 defeat n. and
they arc members Of a firm Of brokers
OF New York. who control stocks and
bonds iu which the Connecticut banks
may now Iuvcst under the law They
charge whatever rates they sec ~. said
Mr. Whaplos and naturally they are on
posed TO admission Of tho new bonds
which. it was learned aftcrward. are held
by New York bankers
As Mr. Whsplos bank DIS q member Of
tho Savings Bank association OF tho
state his turning the accusation upon the
association and tho New York Arm Gre
atcd q profound sensation. The bill passed
the senate last week by a vote OF rs to-
s. and will come MP in the house this
week ~ is known that a powerful lob
by ls working against &c.
Senator AylinR. Of Norwich. says that
no banker or broker appeared I'm favor
~ tho bill the CHIEF advocate Of which
vas q lobbyist and a representative Of a
firm Of New York brokers.
~ was because of this fact that a was
thought that Gov Chamberlain would
veto thc bill N u passed tho house but
the accusations Of Mr. Whaples. one of
the foremost bankers of Connecticut. have
made this opinion less certain. Tho
governor himself refuses 90 talk 81 'he
subject. though he Is deeply Interested.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-05-26

marry the daughter OF a wealthy mer-
chant who is anxious to trade his money
for title for his daughter. the family
OF the nobleman being very much I'M
poveriShed.
A refusal by the young husband causes
great wrath on the fathers part and then
the young man is attacked by a severe
sickness that leaves him blind and erases
from his mind all recollections Of Queena
and his marriage.
Queena discovers she has been aban-
doned and also that she has no proofs OF
the marriage. She possesses a beautiful
voice and goes upon the stage wnere she
makes a great success in grand opera
She meets her blind husband and learns
from him that he believes her dead. She
returns to America where she is followed
by her husba nd now fully recovered. and
through the child the couple become re-
conciled.
Miss Rober takes the. part OF Queena
and is ably supported by Mr.. Thomas
Meeghan. who as Lord Walter Hunting
don. the young husband, is a pronounced
success. The other parts are in good
hands and the play moves smoothly to the
end
Between the acts a series OF acts are
given. Huxtable and Stocks appearing in
pictorial melodies. Little Ethel Kelly in
child sneciaities and Alex Wilson in feats
OF ventriloquism.
The same bill will be given each after
noon and evening this week.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-05-26
WARREN,

The rally OF tho r. |. Sunday School
association at the First Baptist church,
here, was largely attended last night.
From to 1i5 y. m. an Informal recep-
tion for the purpose OF meeting, Mrs.
Flora Stebbins was held Following this
papers were read and remarks made by
prominent workers OF the organization.
Tho Sub-Distrct Epworth League con-
Vention at Bristol this evening, will he
attended by delegates from the organi-
zation and undoubtedly a number OF
members, Of the local order will also at
tend
Tho Rough and Ready Fire company,
No 8, will hold a social IN Institute hall.
on Friday evening. NAV 2ath. Music will
he furnished by the ICnoN Band orches-
ira. John Malay. leader
The Warren Artillery hold its regular
weekly meeting in armory hall last night.
The competitive drill for tho possession
Of tho office Of fourth sergeant was held
last night but the answer has not been
told vet.
The band concerts by the National
band VIII commence tho first week In
June A subscription paper has been GO
ing around with the merchants. asking
for help 10 make the concerts, an assur-
cd thing tho output the entire summer.
The amount at present realized Is quite
large
Warren IL 10 have a representation on
the baseball field this year Last Satur-
days game at New Bedford was y good
game. although resulting unfavorably 10
tho local team. Among the players al
present on the team appears the names
Of Cavannaugh Donovan. Kelly Mara
han. JAS. T.. Brides aud Jas. Parks W. r.
Mouahau ig serving I'm the capacity OF
manager. Efforts arc being made TO have
game on Decoration Day. but Mgr.
Monahan has received several offers to
play ont OF town.
The Fourth of July committee are very
desirous of having a homo game. on
Fourth of July day, and have offered a
godd inducemcnt 10 the manager. which
he will undoubtedly accept.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-05-26

Brutus Is like 90 become the villain ~
our tragedy instead OF its surprising
hero. it's child of fate as cruel and unjus-
tined as that that wore down Hamlet
himself. Until tho last scenes Brutus
is afforded no melodfamatic or oratoricai
opportunities TO set himself right.
There f. never much doubt Of Mr.
MansneldS Brutus in respect to this.
never any suspicion OF tho purity of mo-
tive of this conSpirator. never quest on
Of the loftiness Of his ambition, any more
than there is, from the outset. any hope
for peace for Brutus until he has given
his own mistaken life for his crime. 1t
Is finely suggestive piece OF work
The principals with whom Mr.. Mans
field has surrounded himself arc first
rate talent Mr.. Grcenway who portrays
Caesar is a living picture" OF the gaant
master OF the world as he has come down
in painting and sculpture to us. Mr..
Forrest stirred the mob with Antonys
speech i'm the forum I'm splendid stvie
with a SURPRISINGLY good stump speech
and the effects OF the artful pleaier
The moh was swayed convncinglv under
his oratory. Mr., Psulding's Casstus
was admirable In every quality Of speech
and action.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-05-26

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sombre and stoical martyr to tragic
fate
From his first appearance there was
that about Mr. Mansned's Brutus that
YOU felt the man under his spell and m
his facial expression. his gesture and
hLs pantoDEne generally he gave an
ana2fngy line suggestion OF the foreor-
dained events IN witch he was To act
OF the doorN, foretold
In nothing that he has ever done, has
Mr. Mansfield created so consummate an
cxibition OF the force OF suggestion pos
sible TO the actors phrt, OF the functions
OF pure temperament, Of the niceties ana
subtlotIes
OF coursST nothing else than an ex-
position OF these finer equipments Of the
actor could be prohtably employed In
pictur ng our Brutus. Even more than
Hamlet, the part is lacking In the os-
tentatious and the obvious. The mystic
ism Is about to whole OF IT, Mark AN
thony Is quite as likely TO win his aud
lence across the footlights as h stage
mob If YOU don't look out Disdalnful.
curt OF speech, unsympathetic outwardly,
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-05-26
WESTMINSTER THEATRE.

The High Flyers Burlesque company
opened to large houses at the Westmins
ter theatre yesterday and gave a fairly
good bill The performance commence;
with a lively farce entitled Fun at q
Boarding School in which there are the
usual number OF musical selections rem
dered, and plenty OF fun.
Eva Mitchell opens the olo with a mum.
ber of breezy songs and is followed by
Palfrey and Hilton, the comedy bcy-
clists, who are as good as any in this
line
John Hawley and Victor Vass, a He
brew team come next and are followed BY
Reno and Smith comedy acrobats and
barrel jumpers, who are exceedingly
clever. Dixon and Lang. character sing
ers. are another strong team.
''ln the Heart Of New York is given
for the closing number and in this like
tho opening number all take part and
work hard to please and Judging from the
generous applause accorded them sue
ceeded in doing so. This bill will he given
very afternoon and evening during the
week
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-05-26
BROKERS IN
BOND SCANDAL
New York Firms Accused Of In.
tIusncing Connecticut Legislature
JER0ME'S SPEECH THE CUE.
Revelations Made by Banker Of the Methods
In Connection With the Savings
Bank Eli.
JEROME'S SPEECH THE CUE.

Hartford. May 26.-District Attorney
urady had the effect Of stirring up what
appear sto be the worst scandal Of this
session Of the legislature. without spc-
cifc purpose on his part, MIR Jerome !,
speech az tho Press club dinner. on what
the press should do 10 expose corruption,
has brought about revelations that arc
startling
Meigs II. whaples, president Of the
Hartford Trust and Safe Deposit com
pany, and trustee Of the Connecticut So
ciety for Savings the largest savings
bank in Connecticut. took occasion 10 re-
ply TO certain remarks of Mr.. Jerome.
Mr. Whaplcs' speech was delivered az n
late hour, and among his most inter
estcd listeners was Gov. Chamberlain.
also bank man. who. II is rumored. has
It in mind 10 veto the investment bill Mr.
whaples defended
Mr. Nhaples said newspapers did rot
always get az the root OF corruption.
In Connectlcuts legislature at present
there arc rumors Of attempts at corrup-
tion. but Mr.. Whaples said the wrong
parties arc accused There IL bill ln
tho legislature adding TO the legal invest
mcnts Of savings banks the bonds ~ the
50. Louis Terminal Railroad association.
ST. Louis and Iron Mountain Railroad
company and Louisville and Nashville
Railroad company. Tho Savings Rank
association ~ the state. IN a circular. de
nounccs the bill. and intlmates that i'm
proper methods are being used by New
York brokers holding these bonds aud
desiring 10 increase their value
Mr. Wbaplcs said that In adopting this
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-05-26
IT'S ALWAYS BAD
The Best Of Backs Are Bad
When They Ache. and Provi-
dence People Know 1t.

A bad back Is always bad.
Bad at night whom bedtime comes
Just n bad N tho morning
Ever try Doan's Kidney Pills for Il?
Know they cure backache. cure every
kidney III?
II YOU don't some Providence people do.
Read case OF lt:
Mr. T.. G. Lincoln. Of 1853 Washington
street clerk in Hotel Perrin, says: Il
never used remedy which di1 me so
much good as Doans Kidney PIES. For
four or fvc years was considerably
bothered with difficulty with the action
Of tho kidneys While az no time very
severe still tho too frequent action Of the
kidney secretions were annoying and ac-
companled by burning and a scalding
sensation Dosn's Kidney pills acted up
to representation. Three boxes relieved
me of the trouble aud .mr~ovcd my
health IN other respects"
For sale by all dealers. prize 5o cents.
Foster Milburn CO.. Buffalo. N Y. solo
agents for the United states
Remember tho name Doan's aud take
no substitute
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-05-26

act. All the scenery an well as all the
elaborate costumes were secured es-
pecially Tor this production. IL was with
out exception the most pretenuousiy
staged play OF the history OF the Albee
company and will undoubtedly prove one
of its big drawing cards,
For the week OF June LIST production OF
the prize play. "Fetters, by Edward
Fuller. will be given with every attention
10 detail In scenery and costumes Every
Rhode Islander will want To see this pro-
duction and will doubtlessly welcome
With enthusiasm the first effort OF the
eubryo plaNWrisht
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-05-26
EMPIRE THEATRE.

The second week OF the summer season
al the Empire theatre opened yesterday
with good houses. the play being
"Oueena" with Miss Rober I'm the title
role. The piece has never been produced
in this city before. but II well known In
other places. IL IL full OF heart interest
and gives Miss Rober an opportunity 10
display her splendid versatility. her part
being entirely different from the one In
which she opened last week.
The story In that Of country girl who
goes TO the great city where she attracts
the attention OF IN English nobleman who
marries her He Is then called back 20
England by his father. who desires him To
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-05-26

Smoking Concerts Afternoon and Even
ing. Usual Prices Matinee and Evening
I0c.. 2oc.. Soc. soc.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-05-26
KEITH'S THEATRE.

The usual large Mo~day night audience
at keths last evening were exceedingly
enthusiasts and interrupted the product
ion of Capt. Robert G. Marshalls cxqHs-
ite romantic comedy as presented by
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-05-26
MAY MEETING OF THE
ROGER WILLIAMS ASSOCIATION

VIII he held at the residence Of VIM. Ii.
G. Bennett Cowesett. r. l., Thursday
afternoon the 18th
An extra East Greenwich electric car
will leave Exchange Place at lis r. m.
which the members are supposed TO take.
Can also be taken at corner OF Vest
minister and Mathewson streets. II very
stormy meeting Will be held Friday. the
29th
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-05-26
Are You Bilious?

II interfcres with work, pleasure
and happincss-cverybody is SO at
times in many cases 1t makes life
burden-the fault is with the stomach,
liver and kidneys. An occasional
dose Of pills will remove the evil il
-,.r,,,- -,ale
Canyon City news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1903-1908, 1903-08-28
PLAlNVIEW TO AMARILLO.

Plainview is again greatly
agitated over the prospect of a
railroad from that point to Am
arlllo. Major Gordon, a rail
road man from Georgia, has
been there for several days dur,
ing the past week and some
three mass meetings of citizens
have been held to consider nays
and means Of ca rrying the terms
of the recently granted charter
into effect. The sum and sub
stance of the matter, as related
to the News, by one who attend
ed one of these gatherings at
PlainvieW, is, that if Plainview
wants a railroad In the near fu.
ture that Plainview, with the
probable assistance of ANA
rillo, must build it. This. it APP
pears, Plainview is determined
to do and our informant says
that she is very much in earnest
about it. TO construct the road
and then get one of the big sys-
tens to operate it. This is the
hope OF Plaiuview told in few
words and the News recognizing
the merits Of the case wishes
her success in the undertaking.
Plainview to Amarillo via Can
yon City, and the sooner the
better.
Canyon City news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1903-1908, 1903-08-28

l. n. Hicks, one Of the ship.
pers of last week, went with
his cattle-a straight car con.
tanning 36 head of we'll favored,
home raised long steer year.
lingS. The average weight Tor
these cattle at Kansas City was
go lbs. and the price received
by Mr.. Hicks was So. roper hun
dred pounds This made the
yearlings bring him S22. 70each.
a good price when the condi-
ton Of the market is considered
and bears out what the News
has to say under the general
head of cattle shipments else
where in this issue.
Canyon City news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1903-1908, 1903-08-28
CANYON CITY NEWS, AUGUST 2e, 1903

j. Nj. Hughes, editor of the
Silverton Enterprise, passed
through town Wednesday even
ing on his way to Canadian. 1t
will be remembered that Bro.
Hughes was a member of the
locating committee of the Bap-
fist College and when question.
ed about the adoption of the
proposition for another Baptist
institution at Canadian, be
stated that the Canadian offer
had been accepted by the Bap-
fist State Board of education
and that, in his opinion, it would
in no sense conflict with the one
which Canyon City is to have.
Canyon City news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1903-1908, 1903-08-28

We like to see a broad-guaged
man, no matter what his sphere in
life-a man who doesn't think his
ideas should be copyrighted and his
neighbors forced to follow them,
lust because they are his ideas,
and possibly right What one man
may consider downright sinful,
his neighbor may think perfectly
proper. and the neighbor may be
right. We like to see man who
recognizes the fact that owing to
different natures and early environ
ments it is impossible for all OF us
to see alike, and therefore not a
sign Of dishonesty, or through
want Of sense, that his felIoWman's
views are contrary to his. Chair
~ in thought and action from the
upright citizen toward his eTrlng
brother is the essence Of Christiani.
~ and should be more generally
practiced. That's the only way to
win man anyway, you can't drive
him, il ..e mas any manhood at all
Bulletin.
Canyon City news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1903-1908, 1903-08-28
A Free Lecture.

In behalf Of the First Church Of
Christ Scientist Of this place
Septimus J. Hanna, c. S. D.,
member Of the Christian Science
Board of Lectureship of the First
Church OF Christ, Scientist in Bos-
ton, Mass, will give FREE lee
ture on Christian Science at the
Court House in Canyon City,
Texas. Tuesday, Sept. /, $50, 1893.
The synopsis is, The Text Book,
The Discoverer and Founder, Life
and Character, the Creed Of Chris
tian Science, the final goal may be
attained, the crown at last won,
through obedience TO that wonder
fal Injunction Of the apostle Paul;
Christian Science not Utopian, not
new thing, Christian Science
Preaching; Method Of Healing:
Connection between sin and sick
ness; the cause Of sickness; the
cure Of sickness.
Mrs. V. Edna Henson.
Canyon City news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1903-1908, 1903-08-28
The Baptist protracted NEE

The Baptist protracted meet
lug is still going on and Will
continue over Sunday Rev.
Bell, of Quanab, is now as
sisting the pastor. Among the
additions to the church SO far
are w. +. Brown and wife, and
Mrs. A. A Hauter by letter,
and the following persons by
professions of faith l.. r.
Lester, Mr.. Shiftlett, Misses
Colum bia Redfearn, Oma Long,
Pauline Dunbar, Minnie Gate
wood, Pearl Strattou, Mr.. and
Mrs. L. J. Cochran.
Canyon City news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1903-1908, 1903-08-28

! Saturday Rev J. D. Ballard
held services at Barrel Springs al
request of the campers there.
LOST-On Plainview road be-
tween town and Lee Vansants, a
gray colored coat with small ledger
and time book, letters and other
papers in pockets, property of J.
M. Renshaw. Finder will please
return to owner or leave at this
office.
In. McCrumin, OF Paris, Texas,
passed through town Saturday on
his return home from visit to his
ranch in Lubbock county.
Rev. T. J. Franklin. of Running
Water, was here Saturday Ell route
to Montague County to see his
father, whoi is reported dangerously
sick.
b. A. McSpaddin, while loading
cattle at the stock pens Saturday,
had some of the bones Of his right
arm broken. He was brought to
the Canyon Drug Store where
Drs. J. Ed Crawford and O'dell
gave him the required professional
attention.
See BUIE e. ROLLINS if you
wish cheap section of land.
This week the News force en-
joyed some nice snap beans and
tomatoes from W. +. Heller's gar
den.
Go to REDEEARN g. CO for
Gevt's apd Ladies' shoes.
Canyon City news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1903-1908, 1903-08-28
NOTICE.

For a nice hair cut or shave
it will pay you 10 see me on
south side OF Stockmens Nat
ional bank. Am also agent for
Sherman Laundry. First class
work and courteous treatment
is our motto. Give US trial
aud be convinced.
Yours TO Please,
j. A. WOMMACk.
Canyon City news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1903-1908, 1903-08-28
glove Should he the Ruler.

Home should be the dearest spot
on earth. Does it take cross words,
a growing wife or cranky hus-
band? No, indeed. Love should
be the ruler. Love and respect
for husband and wife. Cheerful
ness and kindness should ever
exist within the holy bonds of mar
ried life. So it is a mothers duty
to let the rays Of sunshine brightly
shed its light and gladden. the
hearts that are ever under her care
and influence, Meet your husband
with a smile and kiss, tell him he
is the dearest creature on earth.
Make everything comfortable and
pleasant for his sake, and he will
surely return the same kindness.
Therefore, both loving, kind and
agreeable, would make home so
much more beautiful, laden with
an atmosphere of sweet influence.
We should strive in every posi-
bic way to make home pleasant.
Keep plenty of good literature,
music, games and often tell the lit
tie ones bright little fairy stories,
and lust watch their little faces
brighten up. Mothers must take
an interest in their little ones. Be
patient and kind, do everything
that is reasonable for their little
pleasures for they are never child
rem but once.
A mother or wife should be the
guiding star in every home. Let
it be your aim in life to build up a
home, a happy home. to make
home a heaven lovely and beauti-
full in its shrine, peaceable and
calm, and when the curtains OF
night begin to fall, the pillow rests
our tired and weary head resolve
to do better, live happier, then
home would be complete. -EX.
Canyon City news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1903-1908, 1903-08-28
Young Man, Young Woman

If you wish to be a Book
keeper or Stenographer, enter
the Business College at Here
ford. Texas. No better Com
mercial College can be found.
Prof. l. A. Wyatt, who has
charge Of this institution, has
been a practical book keeper
and commercial teacher for
more than twenty years.
Canyon City news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1903-1908, 1903-08-28

Rev. Jesse B. Haston, Plains
Evangelist OF the Christian Church,
assisted by Rev. Bandy, OF Here
ford, will begin a tabernacle meet
ing in Canyon soon after the close
of the meeting now being conduct
ed at the First Baptist church.
Mr.. Haston is a scholarly man and
the public is cordially invited to
attend and assist in the meeting,
with the assurance that they will
not be disappointed with anything
that comes from the lips and heart
of this consecrated Christian man.
Canyon City news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1903-1908, 1903-08-28

If you Wishto enter a Business
College where Bookkeeping is taught
practically from start to finish and
where the building is comfortable
and well equipped, enter the Roberts
School. Bowie, Texas. Write for
illustrated catalogue.
Canyon City news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1903-1908, 1903-08-28

Mesdamss M. E. Brown and
Hattie Ross, Of Ben Franklin, Texas,
after visit of two weeks with their
old friends Mr.. and Mrs. Vansant,
sft .or ,hek hcmas Saturday.
Canyon City news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1903-1908, 1903-08-28
DNF' . " = u =
j. A. WOMMACk


My Bakery is headquarters
for ice cream and all kinds OF
cold drinks. A favorite resort
for cooling off. " Also we'll
baked bread, pies and cakes.
w. B. JONES.