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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-07-30

with Ward e. vokes. as leading woman.
will be pleasantly remembered as one OF
the successes OF last season. She sings de-
lightfully and I'm her ssage nnery IL SIM
ply stunning, Miss Ida Howell VIII make
her final appearances for the season.
The Sullaglay Brothers. George and
Frank are said 70 be Worlds champion
bag punchers. Miss Mabel Herbert the
character vocalist. remains another week
with an entire change OF songs; Pop
Carr. banjoist and comedian Will enter
tain I'm the good old fashioned minstrel
way. Miss Blanche Daniels in songs and
dances is a new conner; the Millership
Sisters, dainty little soubrettes, are
among the best in their line.
The Misses Bohee and Hyers, whether
a, Roger williams park or the Forest
Casino, compel admiration for their har-
monious singing. Norma Wills and Monte
Collins, always welcome, have brand
new farcical playlet The Norrises, best
OF tho colored teams. and the Monkeys,
comedians. will take good care OF the
funny end of the big show. The Lorelei
ladies' orchestra continues as an attrac-
tive feature With the ballet, the orches-
ira and the vaudeville artists 1t Will be
az frou-frou OF frocks and frills pleasing
alike 10 ladies and gentlemen.
The cremation alive of young woman
Is 10 be seen daily at the Palace OF IL
lusions under the title of The Mystery
OF She" The Hindoo fakir will give a
free entertainment OF magic before each
exhibition.
The shore dinner. because OF the favor
able condition Of the market. Is right pu
10 the mark, with many additions not
possible earlier in the season.
The American band. with the Men
| delssohn Trombone quartet as n star fea
| ture Is making everybody happy Mr.
Churchs cornet solos are given frequently
| a treat which alone Is worthy riding dowr
| 10 the Point 10 enjoy.
Some extra excitement will probabl b.
a feature OF the baseball game betweer
the Riverpoints and Olneyvilles tomorrow
| afternoon at 500. Color Is given TO thi
prediction by n slight exchange OF hos
| tnities between the two teams ever since
the championship games between tn
| Riverpolnts and Woonsocket Gyms.
| will be n great opportunity Tor the loca
| rooters, who will no doubt be out In force
I Dancing and bathing are in vogue a
| never before Guests from the Mansion
house figure attractlvely at both the dane
ing pavilion and bathing beach ON moon
lght nights the latter Is the scene o
swimming contests creating unusual In
terest.
A wonderful bird trainer Rose Nayor
,s announced for the week OF August 9TH
| She will bring more than 100 traine
tropical birds. and the New York pres
Is unanymous in saying that her per
formance is the greatest ever seen In tn
! United states
A formidable excursion list marks th
week as one OF special importance
Among the more prominent are: Monday
August lst, the Y. NJ. p. T. y. society Q
Fall River: Tuesday. ST. Joseph's churc
~ Fall River: wednesday. the Grocer,
union OF Massachusetts,; Thursday, 4. {
II. day and the Foresters OF Taunton. an
saturday the big Alfredian day with Oh
English sports and games.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-07-30
AT CRESCENT PARK.

Everything points 20 record breaking
Sunday down river tomorrow. The bad
weather Of last week served TO make hum
dreds OF people postpone their Sunday
outings and tomorrow will afford them
grand good chance TO carry out their
plans.
The management at Crescent Park has
realized the fact, and preparations on an
exceptionally extensive scale have been
made TO entertain the pleasure seeking
thousands that will throng the resortf from
morning TIL night.
Crescent Park has made a grand ad-
vance this season over its former con-
ditions and not only in the character or
the attractions but in the conduct OF them
and OF the resort as a whole is there a
welcome absence OF food for fault nnding.
Tomorrow the Banda Napol will render
special programs at its concerts In the
afternoon and evening Those who have
not heard the popular Providence band
this season can ill afford longer delay.
The "chutes" and the "loop-the-loop,
together with the ever diverting flying
horses" and the 'toboggan slide.' con-
tinue to hold their own and tomorrow viii
be- running at their best form. The mann
moth dance hall is always center OF at
traction and a glimpse Of IL on sunday,
whets the desire for week day visit 70
IL when II Is open.
The ice Cave" n new arrival, Is max
ing a strong bid for popular favor, as are
also the "steeplechase" and the ludlcrous
''Katzenjammer Castle" OF q different
order are the gondola rides TO be had In
| the Rivers OF Venice"
Not only the above attractions, but q
| score OF others just as good await the
| Sunday pleasure seekers at Crescent Pari
| tomorrow.
| Last. but not least the clambake. There
| are clambakes and there are would-b'
| clambakes. Caterer Lewis studied The
| preparation of the former kind and STOOD
! at the head OF the class. The special
! O'Clock bake will be served tomorrow
| from until p. m, while the regular
| bake comes from IL to 8.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-07-30
SHERlFF'S SALE

BY virtue of an execution, No. 1895, is
sued out of the Common Pleas Dlylsion
of the Supreme Court holden at ProVi-
dence within and for our County or
Providence. 23rd day of June. 1904, and re-
turnable 20 said Court on the gSrd day o,
December. 1904. Judgment was rendered
March 18th. lgop wherein The Briquette
Coal Company. "a corporation incorpor-
ated under the laws OF the state or West
Virginia and having It's principal place OF
business in Cranston In said County OF
Providence and State OF Rhode Island. Is
plaintiff and The New England Brquette
Coal Company, corporation duly lhcor-
porated under the laws of the state or
Maine. and located and having it's place OF
business in said Cranston in said county
OF Providence. is defendant, VIII be sold
at Public Auction on "Wednesday, August
premises of the New England Briquette
Coal Company, situated on Reservoir
Avenue In said Cranston:
1 Gasoline Engine, Power Pump, Belts,
Pulley and Shafting, all Pipes and
Valves, COO feet 3-inch Pipe, 1890 feet more
or less 2lz-inch Pipe Two l0o0-gallon
Tanks, l Westinghouse Engine, and Dy-
namos with AL connections, ] Main En-
gine. Driving Shafts and Pulleys, | Power
Pump. two $50 IL. L. Boilers, Feed
Pump Water Heater and all connec-
tions from sewer TO boiler and from boiler
to engines, l Receiving Pump ] Chain
Elevator. / Crusher. ! Belt Elevator,
Heaters with ali Gearing. .Sprockets. etc.
! Hot Dust Elevator, enclosed in Iron, 1
Iron Water Tank, / Lime Stacker, one
s-ton Hopper, Paste Tanks, i1tch
Tanks with steam connections. l Mixer
with Pitch Bucket Lime Bucket ana
Dust Measure Box, | Worm Lime Con-
veyor with all connections 10 paste tanks
and from paste tanks TO Lame
| Stacker, Briquettng Press, l Iron
! Conveyor. Rubber and Iron Con-
| veyor | Morse Freight Elevator, Large
| Iron Reservoir, 1 Lime Shaft, all Counter
/ shafts Puleys. Sprockets. Belts ana
Chains. all Iron and Steel, all tools,
Drills. Drill Presses. Shovels, Picks.
\ Forks. Pulleys and Tackles, Ropes. ETC.,
! whether In place or In store Room. all
/ wire for transmission OF Electricity,
| Lamps and all Electrical appliances, all
/ Fire Extinguishing appartus, Hose
Buckets, etc, all Lumber on the properly,
I all pitch, Lime. Briquettes and Coal L
Derrick Complete with all steel Caoles;
etc 2 Dump Buckets Coal Cars and
! Track. / power pump I'm mine with nipe
! and connections, Wagons, Horse.
/ Harnesses Blankets. Hay, Feed, etc, Lot
! of Barbed Wire Fence, I safe. Books,
/ Roild Top Desks, Fable Desk Steno.
/ Erapher's Fable. 1 Typewriter, fahle, i
4 Rock File. 12 Chairs, Sets Howe Plat
/ form scales and all connections. Ticket
I Registering Machine. all drawings Blue
| prints and all other Fixtures Of every de-
/ scription all OF which property was at
( tached on the original writ I'm the suit In
which the above described execution was
Levied on this 21st day OF July, 1904. al
9 10 o'clock Z. NJ. and will DC sold to sat-
Isfv said execution ~ sufficient.
SAMUEL Il. GARDINER.
Deputy Sheriff.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-07-30

Boyden Heights The best OF these is per-
haps the Mysterious Chalet, which has
a number OF illusions never before seen
at any shore resort. One may see flower
bushes grow. flower and fade I'm rev
minutes in this place. and one may also
see here other queer and amusing things
that IL would be unfair 20 tell about IL
is delightful place and II costs 10 cents
only TO get into IL. There are riding
ponies for the children, a merry-go-round
that will amuse them and some OF their
elders as well and lots OF other things
as we'll Boyden Heights Is pretty
good place at which 20 spend the dog
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-07-30

i Taunton dNeUucs itAcPAiN1N
East Providence.
Charles Romer. James Hayes. James b.
eastman and William Percival are the
committee OF arrangements for large
marty that will leave here at midnight
for a fishing trip down at Prudence ISL
and. They will have all on board that
is needed to make the trip pleasant one
NOT SLEEPING.
The administrative board OF the
Wetchemoket fire district have sent out
a long letter to the voters OF the district.
asking them TO weigh all matters care
fully before voting at tho fire district
meeting. II is thought that the old
board. or at least some portion or IL.
will win out by n two-thirds majority.
MINOR MENTION
A light wagon loaded with CLAIMS and in
charge OF Frank stan and William
Miller and a Riverside car collided OPP
posite VI. l.. Reads grocery store on raw
tuciket avenue last evening. One OF the
rear wheels of the wagon was wrecked
Henry w. Tuller. one OF the oldest and
best known residents OF this place. passed
away at his home on Fourth street this
morning He leaves widow and one
son, the latter being prominently con-
nected with the local fire department.
Gertrude, the little daughter OF Peter
Pellit was taken from the home Of her
parents on Purchase street 10 the Rhode
Island hospital this morning. The little
one is suffering from tuberculosis and
perttonitie.
The funeral OF William c. REILLY was
| held at the Church OF the Sacred Heart
this morning.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-07-30

lately realized of the element that stands tor honest govern
city and not OF bosses but o
and Democratic machine against Mayor
against him today His failure to oring ABOUT
meeting due pehops more to conditions III MS
party conditions do with national issues han
anything else That Deneen will help the natona cket Is
for he stands for the Repubansm himself and he has
meet warng opposition party Illinois
Republican this year
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-07-30
PROTECTION OUR PROPER POLICY

is tho title of tho recent speech OF
Congressman McCleary. OF Minnesota,
which has Just been published by the
American Protective Tariff League. One
copy free 90 every applicant Send postal
card request for free copy OF document
No 50. Address w. Y. Wakeman. Sec
retary, 40 Broadway, New York, ~ Y.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-07-30

Some Democrats prasng Parker for his gold standard ee
gram pointing what they regard suggestive parallel
of General Mcclellan repudatng part
of the platform adopted party that nominated him. They fail
to make note Of the fact however Mcclellan defeated in
the electoral college which decidedly
gestve than their pet parallel.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-07-30

Judge Parker should arrange joint debate with himself TO
determine whether right 1896 and when he voted for
fat money right this year when he he
believes honest money TO be irrevocaby established
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-07-30

Eastern Democrats Bryan depoe their failure to
eliminate entirely Their declaration concerning the man
from Nebraska giving Parker and Davis sinister
support"
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-07-30

There's no srinkage the Monroe doctrine during Repub
lican administration
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-07-30

Leading Wisconsin Democrats lodging the honor OF
gubenatoa making reasonably certain that the
split the Republican extensive threatening
reported
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-07-30

the Russian soldiers complaining OF the heavy
weight of What they need light running shoes in this
campaign of retreat
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-07-30

Having utterly ruined early the the wheat GRO
now pans out bigger than the average as usual
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-07-30

Won Pehv said expended $4,000 for his persona
protection. Evidently he foresaw his Finnish.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-07-30

After examining with pardonable curiosity that harmony photo
graph revealing Parker Hill Taggart and Murphy the porch
Esopus people will proceed develop their negative
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-07-30

thousands Fall River doubt fully appreciate al
expressions of sympathy but those accompanied by cash are
to engender the lasting gratitude.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-07-30

You will certainly know what is going in Rhode
be for the
entire You may have The News you while for
Is a Send your subscription address,
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-07-30
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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-07-30

The News will be on Louis Exposition and can
of the postoce the gate leading to the
Building the principal fair streets and at the
various hotels
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-07-30
EAST PROVIDENCE
Large Party to Start for pru-
dence Island on Fishing Trip.
Administrative Board Sends
Circular Letter to Voters.

East Providence branch OF the news
at Taunton avenue. Telephohe iLN'
East Providence.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-07-30

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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-02-09

A Scotch missionary TO group OF
small sauds la the south Pacific u
grcut many years ago found bits of red
tannel circulating as money This cur
rency came "a them Ia curious man.
ner. The body of a shipwrcvGed sailor
had drlIted ashore aud Ia the untu.
torcd saNagcs, who had never before
seen elo,hing OF ANY kind his red dan.
mel shir1 was an Ohiect OF wonder aud
edmlratlon. ny common consent they
cut ,he garment into small plcccs
which thenceiorIh became tho curren,
- OF the island
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-02-09
aNew York, and IN. W

Don't spell out the name Of the
state" said the postofice clerk who
was looking over a friends shoulder
while the latter was addressing let
ter.
when we see N. y on letter we
know it is for some place in the state
but New York. spelled out, means
to us the city and to the local table
the letter goes, unless the eye has
been quick enough to catch the name
of the town.
"You see the great majority Of let
ter writer's spell out the name of the
city and abbreviate the name Of the
state so it is natural for us to asso-
ciate the full name with the metropo.
lis, and the initials with the rest Of
the empire state.
and above all, don't write New
York, N. y II you do the chances
are that your letter will be delayed
It will probably go into the state mail
and only get back to the local tables
when the poucher sorts the pile
New York Times.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-02-09
snIendId ceremony At WIndsOr.

London, Feb. 9.-An interesting
state ceremonial took place today
when a chapter of the Order Of the
Garter was held at Windsor by order
Of the king It was the first ceremony
Of the kind since 1855, when the
Emperor Napoleon then on visit
to the England court, was admitted
to membership in the order by Queen
Victoria.
At today's function the knights as
sembled in the throne room all wear
ing the full uniform of the order
At the conclusion of the chapter the
king and queen entertained at a state
banquet in st. Georges hall. Many
Of those present will remain at Wind
sor for the royal wedding tomorrow
Of Princess Alice of Albany and Prince
Alexander of Teck
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-02-09

Dr. Driver, the well-known Biblical
lecturer, passed through the city this
noon on his way to Eugene, from Cor.
Wallis, where he lectured for two
weeks. During his stay there he had
a very stormy session on Friday. He
had in the course of his lectures
spoken on baptism At the Friday
service Rev H. Handsaker, of the
Christian church, was present, and
after the lecture, made a statement
that during the series of meetings
held in Albany the latter was chal
lenged to debate the question of bap
tism with a Christian minister, and
that he refused. Whereupon Dr.
Driver told Rev. Hansaker he was
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-02-09
A. o. U. W. In GOOD sbaps.

Grand Rapids Mich, Feb. 9.-Thc
Michigan grand lodge OF tho Ancient
Order OF United workmcn assembled
In biennial session here today. The
report Of Grand Master Worman +
% Wetmore Is interesting as II tends
TO show tho effect on tho member
ship OF the order as a result of the In
crease In rates, The figures show
that while the Increase In member
ship during the past year was some
what smaller than In the preceding
year, there was a gratifying decrease
In the number of suspensions and
Withdrawals. 10 that on the whole
the mombershlp enrolment may be
aaid to be satisfactory
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-02-09
LONG
CREEK
RANGER
Eastern Oregon News
paper Office Pied
With Dynamite
Editor Was 0ut,SpOken and
Some COwardly Person
Took This Means of
Getting Even

Canyon City, Or, Feb. 9.-The Of
Nice OF the Long Creek Ranger, In
Grant county, WAS wrecked Sunday by
dynamite, and the contents blown
many feet into the street The east
END Of the building was torn entirely
out, the west end moved several feet,
and the roof Is t0ttering TO fall. Half
"A dozen sticks we're exploded under
the east end. Type, cases. forms and
furniture are a total loss The press
sss are sprung out Of shape, but not
ruined.
No one was In the Office at the time
and no one was injured. Tho adjoin
ing building was not much damaged
The persons who committed the crime
are unknown An investigation Is ir
progress. and inquiries regarding puI
chasers OF dynamite we're sent over
tho country and 20 neighborlng towns
The editor had been very scathIng In
denuneiatlOn OF things he did not ap
prove. and had Incurred the enmity Of
a certain element In the community.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-02-09
CLARK poueHToN KILLED.
Former Albany Man Accidentally
Shot In Eastern Oregon.

Charles Buelow has received a let
ter from Victor, Eastern Oregon
which gives the particulars of the
death Of Clark Doughton, who was
accidentally shot Wednesday, Febru
ary 3. 1904, as was mentioned in the
press dispatches of the following day
Doughton was a resident OF Albany
a number Of years. He was a son Of
Jesse Doughton and a brother OF Miss
Della Doughton, who resided in this
city until a few months ago.
Doughton was out hunting with sew
eral men. A friend OF his named
George Moody shot at a yellow dog
belonging to Doughton, thinking II
was panther He shot twice and
the second bullet struck Doughton
over the left hip and lodged in his
body The bullet struck some oh.
ject and glanced, otherwise II would
not have hit him as he was 10 feet
out Of range
Medical aid was summoned for the
injured man and every possible en-.
deayor was made to save his life
but he died 80 hourse after the accl
dent
Mr.. Doughton leaves a great many
friends In Albany and Linn county
and his death is greatly regretted
Albany Herald.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-02-09
.c.naInn,Inn cnr,inn.

From earliest times carving has re-
eelved great attention Ia Scandinavia.
One sees evidence OF this In many swe-
dish churches, both in wood and stone,
dating back many centuries, In Stock.
holm are many 10 be found, now safe
" cared Tor In a well known museum.
Some OF these northern churches, nota-
bly, those of Rorgund aud illttcrlal.
are quite covered with such quaint or
nameniauon, Beyond such public ex.
precision OF palnsmklng labor one may
ace la almost any comfortably furnish.
ed house wooden forks, spoons, salt
boxes ana platters but still more al.
tracting attention pro huge wooden
tanknnis aud thelR will often bear
close study both In design and IN exc
sutton
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-02-09
REASON for the oFreak" Wagon

Reason for the "Freak" Wagon.
Well of all things! DO come here
Jane, and look at the top Of this gro
Gerry wagon! The name Of the firm Is
on top in big white letters. Did you
every see such a freak wagon?'
Jane stood by her companion at the
window and explained: That's moth
ing extraordinary You see most Of
the population of New York live in
fats and apartments anywhere from
FIVE to ten stories high, and naturally
when they live above the third floor
they can't see anything but the top of
the delivery wagons So the mer
chants hit upon this plan Of advertis
ing some time ago, and It is a very
clever scheme. or course, out in Ar
kansas you never see such things, for
in Little Rock the buildings don't soar
heavenward, as they do here. You
are liable to see lots Of freak things
here before your visit is over.-New
York Times.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-02-09

under Is years Of age 1t is as fol
lows:
1T shall be unlawful for any minor
under the age Of IS years to smoke
or in any way use any cigar, ciga.
rette or tobacco in any form whatso
ever, in any public highway, street
place, square or resort Any minor
violating the provisions Of this act
shall upon conviction, be fined in any
sum not less than 81 nor more thai
$40, or by imprisonment at the op
tlon OF the cort, two days for each
offense. e."-COrvallis Times.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-02-09
Three.l Leanus Msstlnn.

Chicago. H., Feb, 9-ThroeI league
baseball for the year 1904 made lts
first appearance today with the as
sembling OF the magnates and man.
ayers in this city In response 10 the
call Of resident Edward Halland. The
baseball men will spend several days
In arranging the schedule and other
wise preparing for what thoy expect
20 bo the most successful season IN
the history OF tho league.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-02-09

Gold ls 80 very tenacious that piece
or q drawn Into wire one twentieth of
an Inch in diameter win sustain a
weight ~ 900 pounds without brcak
ms Us malleamhty d ~ great that
a single gum may De- divided into
20OOOoo parts and a cubic inch into
e.N23N0.a2a parts each OF which NAY
~ distinctly seeu by thc naked eye
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-02-09
GRAND
JURY
BUSY

Chicago. Feb 9.-The special grand
Jury to inquire into the lroquois dis
aster resumed it's session this morn
ing. and took the evidence presented
by the coroner. This will include
Mayor Harrison in the jury's investh
CATION. although his case was dis
missed by the court Of review.