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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-05-11

MEMS GOODYEAR WELT
natent leather oxfords. wide
extension soles. a very sty-
lish shoe. value $3.50, for this 4
sale ..............., .,....','' "a
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-05-11

with deep set. keen eyes and has bushy
rod hair That he submitted 20 arrest
was an agreeable surprise 10 the officers.
y1o feared am encounter. Jett dori-d
tAaf D. drovc his .top'lther from home.
fs uUI oe arralgrrd Tupfday ard ~ is
up1rtel thst he wlll hc transferred 30
tho jackson district fo- trial.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-05-11

Ottawa, May IA fire suspected OF
being OF incendiary origin yesterday al
ternoon and evening destroyed hundreIs
of houses and millions OF feet OF lumber
in this city.
John White. who has just been released
from the penitentiary after sfNlhs
term OF Imprisonment for arSph' was
caught near where the fire was llst us
covered He was arrested ana, lhs pol'ce
say. vii, be charged with starting the
connagration.
The fire originated within stones
throw OF where the great Huil hre o.
April 26. 1900. was checked. TIE nun hre
started on the opposite side OF ne rNct
and spread to the Ottawa sid" destro!
ing millions Of dollars worth OF properly
IL burned out near where inc o'tdW'
aud Parry Sound Railway enters thc
,ycsern part OF the city and 1t was IN
ITO lumber yards near the ra'lroad that
Yesterdays ire began.
TWO hours before the main DiaZe start
ci the smaller fires were discovered ana
utickly extiuguished I'm the lumber Notus
near the Canadian Pacific 'allwaF !
was $3.50 when the third was discovered
when the brigade arrived az the scene
8, vas found that the wafer main had
p,en damaged ami no waite oould ne
,hctained when the fremen ava S't
water the fire was beyond con'r"i -
sr.ert along over the same ground that
IA, former fre had traversed TIE ohlN
dtfer,rce being tnat II was GolnS lh ~.
oppoSlte direction. There Is large can
which extends from the Ottawa river
Ga the corner ot Mararet and Preston
strc,te. The frt area was on tEe ii7ls
ilov the Cliff At two or ;nr"e points
4, ,.aue very near getting over TIE chH'
ard lad 1 done so nothing would nave
saved trt city.
UNDER CONTROL.
At g:2n the nrc was under control and
ccnnncd 20 the following area: The OF
tavs and Parry Sound railway ON the
south. Division street on the east, first
avenue on the west. aud the Richmond
road on tho north
From the Parry Sound road To the Rich
r,ond road is about one mile and from
First avenue 60 Division street Is about
one-quarter Of a mile.
While the FIRE was burning nercely
among the lumber plies, tho whole bril-
gadc ~ the city. which had been sum
moned. was forced To remain idle. FOR an
hour not = drop of water was thrown into
the flames A stiff northwest wind was
blowing and bv the time the water main
had hocn repaired the lumber yards were
n mass Of glowing Goals.
From the lumber yards tho names
spread 90 group OF ttan' nouS'S "h w
outskirts OF tho city. formerly known as
Rochesteryillc. but which is now united
with the city Every house IN the htte
settlement was destroyed.
Another lumber yard in a thinly settled
section northeast OF Rochesterville was
swept by the IRE I'm short time This
brought the fire To- the more thickly set
tied section.
After leaving the lumber piles the
flames swept over Pine street down VII
low. Poplar. Anderson. Eckles' Somer-
set spruce. Elm. Maple. Albert and on
the Richmond road. or, properly speak
ing wellington street. where was
stopped a short distance from the Cana
dian Pacific railway depot
Ns . M q VAS feared that the ire
WOULD get over tho cliff. ON the tor n
u.hicb is 50 Jeanne Raptiste church I'm
tho rear and = short distance back ~ the
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-05-11
RECKLESS MOfORMAR
Sends His Car Speeding Along Track While
It's Burning.

New York May ll.-Through tho burn
ing out OF the fuses under a rapidly run
ming car u avenue car fire was started
which quickly enveloped the car The
motorman. despite the cries OF tho GO or
more passengers 10 stop before they were
burned TO death. put on fun power and
those on board began TO jump from tho
car The conductor was one OF the first
90 jump.
After running the car at full speed for
three quarters of a mile tho motorman
apparently realized his own life was
threatened by the fierce flames. lie shut
OF his power. iammcd down the brake
and leapcd on amid tho indignant out
cries OF large crowd which had gather
ed. Nearly every one Of the passengers
was more or less seriously hurt.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-05-11

Carrie Perry Carrie puruell and Mar
jorie Perry. colored. pleaded guilty I'M the
Sixth district court today when accused
Of being lcwd and wanton persons. and
were placed on probation until Dec. 4.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-04-06

de black men was tree now. lie
was assured that it vas a tact. is
dat so2 he said. and as his old eyes
frightened with inc good news he
added. Does al lie black men know
H." He looks veil the age ne claims,
but his SIGHT and hearing arc sill
GOOD. and after MS tong residence
among Mexicans mas retained remark
able command Of English. de says
he was IN Austin when the tirst house
vas Dut I'D there and Ike all old
liners. distinctly remembers santa
anna.
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h Lambert left fer Crossett THIS
morning.
Chas. f. Hearne vas in AIexandria.
La Sunday
IA. Station. Of Grady. ia in tae
city today.
j. E. Francis returned today from
I4ittlet Rock
paul NJ. Heerwaeen Of Little Rock
was here Yesterday.
p RyIand left mis- morning for a
short business trfD south.
chas. T Moore left for Noble lake
Today and viii resume worie on he
canal
Mr.. and Hrs F=A Brown moved
today from Tucker t9 Dumas where
they viii reside
ar. Max Fisenkramer and family
eft FOR Ffor Springs This morning TO
be gone several DAYS.
Miss Franets Waterman and Mrs.
GaJa kaufman left zats morning for
Walnut lake where hey WiL visit
RTss Katie Ft=Renz
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-04-06
SCATTERED lis FORTUNE,
Death of 8ro~7 7ecafis ?
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dust made an unsuccessful attempt
at reconciliation divided the money
amon& his children and took up the
trade Of carpenter He mad property
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aad more money concealed
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-04-06
AGED Negro Learns Of eo1aret pation

Eagle rass TEX April 6--An old
negro giving his name Is Edmund
Williams 5orn= near aasdoehess
Tex. igbyf1e gears ago. came INTO
Eagle Pass today from ranch sit
aared IN the interior Of Mexico where
ne says ne has been living FOR sixty
years Ills mission to Eagle Pass
vas to verify a biz Of news that he had
come 10 him 7 heard ne said dat
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-04-06

% West 8srracue Street
For bargains in furniture see
simpson and Webb
a good assortment Of lace curtains
at Simpson and Wehb's.
Before buying furniture get oHr
prices. simpson and =Eabh
=F5rst-elsss sewing machines -
saaf. See w + Brewer at simpson
aDd #ehb's
Before buying carpets got oar
b~iees as We have a good lime S#mp-
son and Webb
Needles and supplies for al maEas
- sewing naehines. See y. r Brew
ar= ar Simpson and Vvebb.sz
Call en- Hicks fee ana Coal com
ANY tor all kinds OF coat Prompt ser
vice. cid phone az aaw phone 123.
Engine No 683 bit a. boxcar yes
Eerday on the IRON Mountain railroad
N the yards here and Jolted the cab
#nose.
All makes sewing machines Re
paired and adjusted Work euaran-
seed See " F. Brewer at simpson
and W=bbs
- neat Easter suit Tor 50 ar
Simon eompany's Old stand
New goods and perfect fit. 3
simon. manager
Mr. Samuel r. Arnett has resign.
I'd his position with the Southern Gro
aerY company AMI eft today for
Frederickstown No
Beautiful Easter beckwear some
.hing to suit everybody New and
nohby. j. 3 Simon company Old
stand. i 3. simon manager
Bay your childrenis suits from the
bankrupt store of j 3 simon COM
pany. They have nice new goods and
will save -Han money =an every article
! B sinon. manager
The name Of Ms. 4 j Sfmeoe was
internationally omitted when mention
vas made Of 5he ladies' who assisted
Mrs. Alex Paraoe in receiving al The
free-wil taa last Tbmaaa7
Just received by cypress 2 shin
mont II Ha#es ana 5tarson Fats fer
Faster These are the latest shapes
and styles. Don't forget tire pace
=9frao COMPANY aia stand
= stmzaz manager.
received fer fEa Easter radio
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aaIl sar $50 aaa
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and simon aanaeer
saHest s-assers a 6at
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way 10 5aaor made ~ ana cost
faa meaa Le9s. These aze aaw Goods
and .de afesf patterns smen
company 90 ae mon
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at very gaw prices ae s.ea 4@l
nicer goods at lower prices. his Is
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with 66e goods Come T. SEQ - q
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y Simon manager
In our enormous stock - bank
rapt clothing are many neat prins
patterns mat We viii Fl regardless o
cost Remember he first eo come
will get the pick Of the stock On
slaughter prices VIII hold good on5
few days longer 50 now is gom
sine ]. q simon company's old
stand. J. p simon manager.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-04-06
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OUR ADVENT INTO TrE REAL

OUR ADVENT INTO TIE REAL
ESTATE FIELD
has been frauqht with success. Ne
nave given real estate owners such
GOOD returns On their property, that
tire result has been f'ocking to Us
OF property-owners @'1o desire 10
Rave our services. Is your property
earning good dividends, ard do you
receive the dividends promptly? II
,ot call ard see Us. Ne also make
Iosns on real estate ard commercial
3acera
LEITNEG AND WE'LL
20 West 8arraoue Street.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-04-06
Just Cornpariscns.

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chilblains, Of course
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-04-06
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TO CURE . COLD ~ oNE DAY
take Laxative Bromo GHinine Tablets,
This signature gW L
IN every BOX. 25c.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-04-06
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The Savannah morning news., 1903-07-19
McNALLY
ON THE RICH RELATION.
By LAWRENCE PoRCHER HExT.

''I wish 1 had some wealthy kim" said
Pat, "'twould do me good
To make thin spind their money lik'
all honest people should"
II 'spose We name be that" said Mack,
"ye'd make thin help We out,
But it would be tn hardest job We
liver wint about.
1T guess We think yed knock off wor-
ruk, an sponge upon yer kin;
Perhaps We think, wit open arms,
they'd fondly call We in;
But, don't we know that poverty is jist
as far from wealth,
An jist as much tn opposite, as sick
ness is from health?
Perhaps We think yer blood is blue,
an that it always gives
A man tn right to mingle wit his
wealthy relatives,
But, if We have such foolish thoughts,
ye'd better let them slip
Tn dollar marks tn sign that brands
tn Dist relationship.
"Ye'd find yer wealthy relatives tn
cause FIR much chagrin:
They'd make We wish yer name was
anything but Pat O'Flynn:
They'd pass We proudly on tn streets,
wit tilted. turned-up nose,
An thin go home an sind yer wife a
bunch av cast-off clothes.
They'd come to see We now an thin,
to make We feel tn worse;
To make we know that poverty's tn
vilest kind av curse:
They'd fash their dimints in yer eyes,
an cut We to tn core
Be solemnly declarin' life is nawthin'
but a bore.
They'd scrutinize yer tableware, an
make some slight remark
| Connectin' all yer worldly goods wit
Noah's ancient ark:
They'd laugh an talk an eat yer grub
an think it quite joke
To make yer intertain thin nigh, an
leave we worse than broke.
CAV course, ye'd go to visit thim-ye'd
be that kind av fool
An thin ye'd learn tn way tn rich
observe tn Golden Rule,
FIR, if they CHANGED to be at home,
an dared to let We in.
Ye'd find yer welcome none too warm
amongst yer wealthy kin.
They'd sind tn servants from tn
house, FIR fear We might grow
proud,
An boast about relationship in Ian
guage fond an loud:
! They'd lead We to tn attic-room, an
there upon tn floor
Ye'd find a mattress made av straw
EXPRESSLY Fr tn poor.
"Ye'd shock thin wit yer crude re-
marks, an rough uncultured
| ways:
They'd back We in a corner, far be-
yant tn public gaze:
| They'd fail to inthrayjuce we in their
stylish social set:
| They'd feed yer hungry appetite on ia
BILE ettiket."
WELL" said O'Flynn, we've told tn
truth, it cannot be denied,
But, still, yer talk has only beer
about tn social side"
"They is no other side" said Mack
"ye'd struggle. strive an fall.
In business life, yer wealthy XIII
would know we not at ALL"
The Savannah morning news., 1903-07-19

do it slowly. Do 1t as quickly as you
can without setting lungs and heart
to jumping.
What you are doing with this ex-
ercise is to give your whole body a
good shaking down. You are calling
on muscles of loin, thigh, biceps, tri-
ceps, abdomen and neck to do things
that they may never have done be-
fore. You are making your machine
go as 1t should go-one, two, three,
and all heave together.
Now stand up straight. Brace your
self on your feet so that you are
poised as on springs. Stretch both
arms with the dumb-bells straight out
ahead of you--far as they will go, and
then a little farther. Muscles are con-
tractors. Their impulse is to shrink
together. Give them q stretching. It
will do them good.
Now swing both arms in unison,
much as If you were working with a
scythe, only keep the arms well level
with shoulders Work as IL you really
were cutting wheat or grass that is
hard to NOV.
You win feel your back muscles
swell grandly, and il they needed the
exercise very badly indeed you may
even feel them slipping up and down
under your skin. You will get splendid
shoulder muscles out of this exercise
the kind that look fine when you go
in swimming. But remember! Don't
lazy through it. Keep every muscle
stretched and working. Make 1t DC
something ever instant.
Now stand straight again. Let your
arnIs hang at your sides. Without
bending them in the least, force them
with the dumb bells as far behind you
as they will go. Don't swing them.
Force them back with all your mus
Giles firm. Keep your arm as hard as
you can make it, Press back with all
your might You will feel your Shout
der muscles hurting all around your
neck They are bound. Most persons
muscles are bound up there. That Is
why they carry their heads so badly. (
Free those bands and your head will
be as easy in poise as that of an eagle.
That alone is something worth having.
you will also feel your biceps muscles
they are getting. That shows how
badly they needed 1t.
This simple exercise is one of the
finest there Is. 1t exercises all the
muscles from the abdomen up. 1t
gives particularly useful work to the
triceps or extensor muscle Of your
arms. That is the muscle that lies
along the lower part of the arm oppo-
site the biceps, which is a fexor mus
Gle. The biceps bends the arm and
the extensor straightens IL out or ex-
tends it. Usually it gets about one
tenth of the exercise that is given to
the biceps. Yet an arm with a big
biceps and no extensor muscle to
speak of, is one of the ugliest products
of foolish athletics"
The Savannah morning news., 1903-07-19
AMERICAS MOST
DAZZLING BEAUTY SHOW
A Dream of Fair Women" Visitors to the Little Old
Town of New York.
BY ALLEN V. GILLESPIE
Copyright 1903, by T. c. Mcclure
BY ALLEN V. GILLESPIE.
Copyright, 1903, by T. C. Mcclure.

that kind of girl. When I get married,
I'm
by CAD, sah." breaks in a voice
close by, "Ah sweah she's from Ala
oama." And a slender, graceful girl,
with the aristocratic bearing of
southern breeding and the laughing
eyes distinctive of the region below
Mason and DiXon's line, sweeps by.
There follow two girls with an air
that, bespeaks just a bit of suspicion
OF the city-a half-startled, half-won-
dering look on rudy features and in
blue eyes.
Country beauties" muses. a young
man, whose sojourn of perhaps a year
o. two in the metropolis has not yet
taken all the marks Of the bucolic off
him.
SO runs the comment as the Ameri-
can girl passes by, until the "Hully
gee, de beauty" of a street uechin,
overcome with emotion by what his
eyes behold, centers the gaze of the
entire line on one whose every inch of
six feet and golden hair escaping from
under her modish hat qualities her to
fit the often quoted "divinely tall and
most divinely fair" And as she moves
before the line, unconscious of it's pre-
sence, with her eyes fixed on a much
bedecked shop window dead ahead, the
line rapturously drinks in the her
queenly beauty. Them as the daugh-
ter of the North disappears in the
crowd swaying about the store, the
The Savannah morning news., 1903-07-19
BUSINESS LOCALS.

Daniel Hogan's ready-to-wear de-
partment has everything that is new
and up-to-date. The prices will be
found right.
H. H. Peoples & Sons wholesale and
retail hardware store, IS one of the best
equipped hardware stores "A Savannah.
The cordial treatment makes new GUS
toners.
H. H. Peoples & Sons, 125 Congress
street, is a splendid place to buy your
hardware, stoves, implements. fire.
arms, cutlery and builders supplies,
guns and ammunition.
Have you seen those white Jap silk
waists at 81. so at Garfunkel & Sons7
They are worth 81.
E. ]. Kennedy. high art tailor, is
now offering at very reduced prices a
fine line of tweeds, homespuns, light
weight cheviots ana serges.
A. S. Nichols, the reliable shoe deal
er, sells the kind of shoes that fit well,
wear well, and give you solid comfort.
Recommended by the people.
Photography in all its beauty OF style
and finish at Launey's gallery.
Attend the Richmond Business Col
lege. They fit and prepare you for
the every day duties Of life, making
your success sure and certain. Act at
once.
Cut prices in water coolers, ice cream
freezers, ice chests, watering pots, fly
fans, hammocks, hooking bird cages,
flower pots, jardineres, fruit jars, rub
Der rings, show cases. We give tickets
for the automobile. Savannah Crock
cry and Hardware Company. S0S
Broughton. west.
Palmer Hardware Company, whole
sale and retail store, Is an excellent
place to trade. They sell everything
kept in q iirst-class hardware stere.
The Savannah morning news., 1903-07-19

line waivers and breaks and melts. It
instinctively feels that the acme of
beauty has been reached, and it cares
to gaze no more.
A Symposium of Fashion.
But men are not alone in attending
this beauty show. Many women do the
same thing.
Not exactly to see any beauties, &"
explained one feminine onlooker, al
though I'll grant some of the women
are good looking. But it's fine chance
to see styles. Every woman from out
of town puts on her best dress and hat
and her daintiest lace turnover, and so
there's no better place or way to see
how the latest thing in clothes look on
actual woman instead of wax figures.
tits all a sort of fashion symposium
without seeming to be one at all; and
it's wonderful how many novel ideas
can be got from the costumes of the
women from the West, for instance
Why, they employ dainty conceits that
we know nothing about and can only
discover by watching for them as they
go by. Do you know, my dressmaker
tells me she gets lots of her ideas for
| trimming by studying the out-ot-toWn
| shoppers during the summer"
I Beauty adorned, and Americas best
beauty at that! No wonder the French
| man enthusiastically exclaimed:
Zee beautiful women in your New
York in zee summarize time!"
The Savannah morning news., 1903-07-19

An official report on the Simplon
railway tunnel, which is being pierced
through the Alps at their base, shows
that the extremely rapid increase of
the rock temperature in May alarmed
the officials of the undertaking, 129 de-
grees Fahrenheit being reached at one
time, but the bottom of the northern
gallery being below the eliminating
point of the mountain (the ground
above is rising about Sc miles,. it is
almost certain that the temperature
will not increase any further. The in
stallations for aerating and cooling the
air give satisfactory results. the tenn
perature varying between rs degrees
and 50 degrees. Seven and a quarter
millions of dollars have been expend-
ed during the four years of it's con-
Struction.
The Savannah morning news., 1903-07-19
Residences.

No. $40, 3Sth, west. A large,
roomy and thoroughly we'll built
home. Suitable for two families.
Must sell quick. WANTS., 900 90
Northwest corner Barnard and
Forty-Second street. Delightful
little residence. Make mean
offer. Want............S2, 500 90
GOA Park Avenue, East. This is the
cheapest house on the market.
y 1t has splendid large hall, great
big rooms; it is thoroughly we'll
built and attractive, and ought
to bring at least So, 900. Will
take S2,25o. It's on the ridge in
Collinsville, in the best neigh
borhood. Be sure and examine
it.
3I5 Charlton, East. A brick house
of six rooms, up town. Of
course, it needs some little re-
pair; but think Price. 81 ,325 90
sI2 Forty-frst, West, near West
Broad. This is big two story
residence, and the man who has
sense enough to buy it and put
it in repair will have mighty
cheap home...............SI,3 300 90
1905 Montgomery street, near
Waldburg. This is two-story
residence in good location, with
big yard, and it's very, very
cheap ...".................SI,I5o 90
Also, a list of over fifty resi-
dences in every part of the city, at
from five hundred to fifty thousand
dollars. Terms on any of them
made to suit you. Send for list.