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The Lamar register., 1904-04-27

surfaces. HAIRS Catarrn cure is not quh.h h.ui-
10 this country for years and T.
with the best blood purifiers acting directly on the @
G .~s is, what pgedas..
suits in earps HENEY co Tosdo g.
Sls se SG as PTsfEsi Famy PTns Ps ss fSi constipation
The true measure of success is eight
quarts to peck.
PUTNAM FADELESS DYES color
nore goods. brighter colors. with less
work than others.
Sometimes man avoids scrape py
letting his whiskers grow.
Hundreds of dealers say the extra
quantity and superior quality of De-
fiance Starch is fast taking place of
all other brands. Others say they
cannot sell any other starch.
When a sausage manufacturer adver-
tises his goods in rhyme 1t would be
bad give-away to use dosgerel.
Washing Machine Only $40.
Save your wife's health and da@TEhtte,r's @
sag by aTfb snf 9SF s weight sesah IN sod
Price only s2.7O; with wringer g. ,,,.
The best way to feel for the, poor is by
putting your hand in your pocket.
Christian Endeavor Hotel.
At St. Louis. No. ls is the piase, LACE to ri,p stGp
them for terms.
A man always knows less than he pre-
tends and a girl more than she lets on.
Dealers say that as soon as . Gus.
toner tries Defiance Starch 1t is i'm
possible to sell them any other cold
water starch. 1t can be used cold
or boiled.
If you want thing done well ask the
waiter to bring 1t rare.
Wiggle.Stick LAUNDRY BLUE
Won't spill, break, freeze nor spot clothes
Costs 10 cents and equals 20 cents worth of
any other bluing. If your grocer does not
keep it send 1Oc for sample to The Laundry
Blue Co, IA Michigan Street, Chicago.
= The longer bride can avoid doing the
Dcooking the longer the honeymoon will
last.
Mrs. Windows Soothing Syrup.
For children teething softens the gums, reduces In
harimaton. alays pain wind collie sc bottle
Life is a constant drill for soldiers and
bank burglars.
lam sure Piso's Cure for Consumption saved
my life three years ago-Mrs. Tuos. RoBDIss.
Maple Street, Norwich, N Y, Feb II. 1900.
Congress was Hobson's choice. but Hob
son was not the choice of the Democrats
in his district.
FITS germ:nenty enrss ID Ne n.so5 ns,yeu.ns;. .ssss
ks s.is.s ssi "a IS
A political. ring has a beginning. but.
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the occasion and does his or her very
prettiest
Those who have seen the company in
every sort OF play imaginable from melo-
drama and rural plays 20 the most fnicky
society dramas were amazed at showing
made by these favorites In this roaring
farce comedy.
Mr. Kennedy's statement that IL was
the funniest play that he had ever APP
poared I'm was readily believed after yes
teriays performance and from the out
lock this week should be the record
breaker for the stock season.
Ths vehicle used by the stock company
to ride higher into favor is a we'll known
English comedy that has been played IA
many or the recognized stock houses,
though not familiar here, and IL deals
with the funny adventures OF a dashing
young captain who 10 escape from the
serious consequences OF his hasty mar
riage 10 a ward in chancery assumes n
female disguise and calls himself Miss
Brown"
In this gulse he is introduced TO a
select female seminary I'm which his
young wife Is secluded and the fun RACES
fast ard furious as the difficulties multi
ply Everything is smoothed out in the
end for the couple by the news that tho
captain has become lord by the death
OF a relative.
james Kennedy appears as the cap
tain and later as the irrepressible Miss
Brown" and he kept the audience con-
vulsed most OF the time at his funny
antics In petticoats.
Miss Purnell is the pretty little bride
and her infectious laughter and winning
ways make everybody sympathize with
the captains haste In marrying for fear
some other chap will cut in and carry
of the prize
ID. Bagnon does two spiepdid pieces OF
character dellneation as Michael Daugh-
erty, soldier striker. and as Herr Won
Moser, a German music teacher. in the
latter part he made the biggest hit OF
his engagement here and his strugg !es
with the English language were funny
in the extreme.
Another member OF the cast that "dou-
bled" acceptssly was Margaret NJ. Lewis,
who appeared just az a peppery Irish
woman, and then as the prim precise old
maid. Miss Romney. and her work in both
partsw was capital.
John Lane Connor has a congen.al role
as Major o'Gallaeher and is q broth OF
boy in the scarlet regimentals."
Sergeant Tanner of Scotland Yard Is
played by D. w. Walters, with consider
able skill and ne certainly looks the
part, a faculty which this young man
possesses 10 remarkable extent. There are
a number OF local girls in the cast. who
appear TO advantage and sing with James
Kennedy and Misses Purnell and Kar-
roll In the school room scene. and last
but not least there Is Miss Karroll her
self who appears as Euphennia Sohwsrtz, q
romantic school girl and roll!cks through
the play In her characteristic manner,
The specialties are new and eutertain.
ing and taken altogether the bill at the
Empire is a bad one to miss rhis week
The closing bill for the stock Is "F'o,
his Country's Sake" and there will b,
BENEFITS for the favorites Tuesday
| Wednesday. Thursday and Friday.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-07-26
WILL re- TEACHER IN NAUTICAL
PREPARATORY SCH00L.

Howard NJ Rice. for many years
teacher Of boyv In this city. has been APP
pointed a member OF tAs rscuity OF the
Nautical Preparatory schos'. OF Provi-
dsnee.
Mr. Rice was for many years the head
OF the English department Of Mevsy =
Gefr's school Here and afterwards. while
principal of the Con. Rice q smith snd
the University grammar schaols. MI.
Rice prepared many Providence boys for
esSsss and huaness csurpss.
Mr. rice will teach nrsiish ana aistsr1,
In the Nautical Preparatory eopoola
which starts on September tsth Nsxt 1Rr4
nine uonths' cruise 10 Europe apQ the
West Indian ports. The 'PenrSytv vnniS
will sad from the port Of Providenca ye1
turning here on June "a Of me following
year. ~
Other Providence members Of thaATNc{
ulty are; Neis Johnson. q gruduof4 $rou
Brown IN 'es, and Robinson r3arcA n O
the same class. Mr.. johnson VIII toac1
language and NJ. Pierce ns<Aeon4ttcn1
OF faculty or - four are from Yrov14
dence.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-07-26
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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-07-26
KEITH'S THEATRE.

A large and genuinely pleased audience
was present at Kelth's last evening where
the Albee Stock company revived the de-
lightful comedy, AT the White Horse
Tavern" and II laughter and applause
tell anything It is bound to be even more
of success than when IT was previously
given by the same Organization. with a
few changes in the cast The story Of
AT the White Horse Tavern" Is we'll
remembered. II is simple but most anus
ing, and developed in the manner that
excites hearty. healthtul laughter. be-
ginning with a chuckle at some drol re-
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-07-26
HINDU MYSTERIES.
Entertaining Illusions Presented at Beyden
Heights Theatre This Week.

Last evening the already lengthy list OF
attractions at Boyden Heights was ma
terially strengthened by tho opening OF
new and decidedly novel feature under
the seductive name The Mysterious
Chalet" The curiosity of the crowd was
manifest Ia the largo demand for admis-
sion 10 The little theatre and Managers
Splits and Nathenson may well be salts
fed az tho initial success OF their latest
ventura.
Ths performances Is coneuctns within
small black -shrouded cskinst elevated
NJ one end Of a fair sized wooden kuudins
with capacity for seating from rs TO 100
persons A pleasant voiced BARKER on
the outside whsts the imagtnAtisns Of tho
passing idlers with lurid tales OF tho
wonders and Supernatural spirituslis tic
phenopens To be Witnessed within.
The required number are sosn forth
coming sud with the lisht subdusd but
Cor the brilliant framing Of NE cabinet
itself the performance begins The
barker stationed at one side Of the
"ehsist" makes vurstpSas more easily By
bespinG Nd a STEADY Cow 81 not ain"
replets with wit and highly relished by
the audienoe,
The performance itself follows closely
the lines drawn .by8Kelicr. Hermann ana
other pesrsess nresffdisitators. The ilru-
sions. "fupotted al great cost from Hin
doostan." are evidently produced by elec-
trical operationS uhe exhibition lasts
sons 20 minutes. and several dlfrerent
stunts are done during that time. The
prsttasst By, ,tarflA the growing OF rose
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-07-26
PARADE A
FEATURE OF
Y. C. CRUISE

The most noteworthy day Of the pres
was that of yesterday. the run to Watch
HILL which was made day for society.
All the events prepared for the day
were conducted without the smallest
hitch. commencing with monster naval
parade. The parade began at Stonlnston.
greater part Of the morning. In the after
noon there were various social events on
board aboard and ashore.
One OF the events Of the festivities on
hnd was a baseball game IN the after
noon and . complimentary dinner in the
evening The whole affair wound up
with spectacular display OF fireworks
and a ball.
The night spent at stonington was
damp and foggy and the general disagree
abisnsss Of the weather prevented much
exchanging of visits either among the
vessels or on land. The evening was
spent rather enjoysbly by most Of those
at anchor. however.
In the mornins the fog Etill hung over
the city and the hsrbor and when tho
signal was hoisted for dress ship at
celors" II did not look Ike a promising
run that was going TO be made 20 Watch
Hill At o'clock the signal TO get under
way was hoisted and about 9 the flagship
of the feet lifted anchor and was towed
out TO begin the run
Other members OF the feet soon fol-
lowed. but there was some little delay
when the flagship ran aground in the
narrow straits. which was a bit OF un-
IN railtar navigation for the pilots. SevJ
eral others OF the feet got into the same
trouble but came Off without much delay.
When the run to Watch Hill was COM
pleted by the flagship she dropped anchor
and fred salute TO which the other
boats responded. Then began the series
OF social interchanges. ending only when
the last strains Of the good-n:s waits
on the ball room floor OF the Watch Hill
house had died away and the last visitor
had been rowed out to his vessel for rest.
Commodore Rogers did the most ex-
tensive entertaining. having at luncheon
Mr. and Mrs. c. p. Cottrell. Mr.. and Mrs.
Arthur ". Cottrell. Mr. and Mrs. James
NJ Pendleton and Or. and Mrs. John
Chsmplin. all OF Westerly. The visitors
spent several hours aboard the flagship,
and enjoyed an exceedingly pleasant time.
Today the run for the feet will be
to Shelter island. where an inter-club re-
gatta is scheduled for Wednesday.
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AMONG the HORSES.

Baron Grafton. driven by Ed. Geers.
yesterday afternoon at the Blue Ribbon
meeting OF the Detroit Driving club
which opens the grand trotung circuit,
won the $500 Chamber OF Commerce
stake for 2:24 PAGERS. 1t was the fastest
race in the history OF the stake, the
former record or 7soest made in 1902 by
Direct Hall being broken In the first
heat. which was won by Morning Star in
2:o6A. This mark was ediallod in the
second heat by Baron Grafton, who then
equafled Direct Halls reeord IN the third
heat.
Lou Dillon, the famous trotter, ap-
peared In an attempt to break the
Crosse Point track record. Driven to
wagon by her owner. c. X. q. Billings.
she sueceeded only IN equaing the record
2:o5A. The time by quarters was: 1904,
1o21.. 1884 2:05
Baron Grafton was favorite for the
Chamber OF Commerce., bringing $3.50 in
carly pools, with China Maid second
choice at $3.50 and Morning Star third
choice at $500. In laser pools, Baron Grst-
ton brought $50 and the field $50. Morning
Star had the pole for the nrst heat and
with China Maid cut out the pace to the
thrse-quartcrs, where China Maid broke
badly.
In the second heat Morning Star broke
IN the stretch after 9 hard drive with
Grafton, and the geldjng won the heat by
head from Ethel Mo. Baron Grafton
won the third heat by q head from Morn
ing star. Under the terms cf the stake
only the heat winners appeared for the
fourth heat, and q bad break by Aforning
Gtsr, just after the word wss given for
the start left him hop>lsesfy In the rear.
Geers also won the si2e trot with Alex
arder IN straight heats.
Star Hal was sAvorite for the 2:og pace,
which he won IN straight heats with ease
taking the first one In s:oiS. which is the
fastest mile OF the year
AT NEW YORK.
Mud horses had on inning at Brighton
Beach yesterday The track was fetlcck
deep in mud, and winners were hard to
pick Three faveTft~s won. Gracefal, at Il
to L easily captured the Sea Gull Stakes
at fuyiohxs. Ishtana made the running
10 the stretch. where Graceful moved out
and won BY tUo lengths from Marmsree.
Possession, the heavily placed second
choice. was interfsred with rfght after
the start, but fnished third
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-07-26
THE FOREST CASINO.

Tho pretty little woman who sells
tickets In the Forest casino box Office
Rocky Point, had all the business she
could handle and several officers were re-
quired TO engineer the football rush which
charged on the place the moment the
window opened
Katherine Nelson, ss was expected
proved delightful IN her irnpersonation,
Of stage celebrities. Her artistic methods
were quickly recognized and highly ap-
precdsted. The Bates Musical Trio
scored nne success. The Misses Bchee
and Hysrs were greeted with their Gus
tomary rousing reception and their nne
singing was heartily encored.
lea Howell, the breezy soubretta
found herself right at home amons
Lester and Kellstt's clever parodies and
euriesdue drama were catchy and rp- to-
date' The work OF Ferguson and Dupree,
IN their skit Training a Husband was
IN the true farce comedy vein. Charles
Frederick's illusion, known as .'su,-
pension" wherein a young woman /.
hypnoused and made to pose prettfIy on
nothing but air, pleased and mystined the
audiences In a manner worthy the most
celeeratcd mawicians. Hayrnan and
FrsnkHns trsvesty on the Jewish char
acter as made familiar by the funny
papers, was such a hit that, Mr.. IIayrnsn
was Obliged TO address a few words OF
thanks 10 his demonstrative hearers.
Beoe Meerson sang ana danced pleas
ingly. Mabel Herbert a handsome worna r
In gltterfnE gown. sang ballads In rood
style. Scott and Scott. coiored comedians
csusht on with their witty dislogue and
pvgihstic bluffs. Wills and Collins con.
trsbufed one OF their popular playlets
meeting with their CUSTOMARY succa..
The Prentice Trio OF acrobats held over
to the great delight OF old and new
patrons.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-07-26
lONGWOOD CRICKET,

Although the sogsy condition Of the
turf delayed the starting OF the annual
tennis tournament at the Longwood
Cricket club yesterday until after the
noon hour. 80 oirrafohes were played before
dark and the days schedule practically
completed
Many OF the eontssts were interest
ing; number were well fought: but
there wore NO surprises during the day
Neither did any Of mo well known play
ers, such as wright WARD, Clothier and
Leonard show any reversal OF form.
Two veteran players who had sntsrsd.
Richard Stevens and Malcolm Chaoo, did
not appear
What promised 10 be one OF tho best
matches az the day between p w. LAon-
ard, ths soste champion. and II r. den
Of Ph1sts sphh. came 10 q sudden end
in The fhtrd through Apen being taken
with cramps. A. T. Ben. the California
champion. made hhs FIRST appearance in
the esst and made an sxce,fsnt fmpres-
sion. winning his match without dim
cufty.
The handicap event win be stszted to-
day and ne eastern championshtp IN
teos1es tomorrow.
uAnt1 Yo,xsya -Nsver eee1 lfo.,ara a,
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bush. ''rising to the height Of several feed
and bearing from II TO u large and beau
tiful red roses." This feat has long been
featured by the leading magicaans before
the public and is not new. But 1t " %
pretty an act as to bear frequent rsped-
ton "A young man Is transformed to .
ghastly skeleton. is projected through The
ceiling. Is entertained by most attractive
young woman, whom he cannot see and
Is finally transformed into the younG
woman herself. These various acts ere
we'll carried out. offer abundant enter
tainuent and visit to Boyden's wiz
hereafter be incornI lete unless II 'ncaudes
attendance at a porsormaics In TIE
MYSTERIOUS Chalst.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-07-26

by Olson. who was batted rather hard.
though not In such a consistent manner
as to produce runs for the Colts
The Capitcls defeated the Bunnies by
the score OF Is to s. The featuressof the
game were the pitching OF Potter, good
support by the helders and catches made
by German. The Capttols have won nine
games out Of ten and would like 20 ar
range a game with tho HOPKINS and
Boys club, or any II or ls-year-old team,
10 the state. Address challenges TO J. G,
Cooper. tSo Jewett street, city.
A fast game Of bali wac played between
KnightsvlIe ane Oak avn teams, the
former winning ~ the score Of to z.
1T was fast from star 90 finish. knights
Vile playing an erropless game. Garrison
pitched a nne game for the winning team,
getting out OF several tight places and
striking out nine men. Sherman caught
fne game. his throwing being perfect,
The playing Of George Brewster at short
and his base running were features.
Watch for Madame's great offer in to-
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-07-26
Providence Shut Out by Rivals for Tail
End Position
Baron Grattan Won Chamber Of Com
merCe Stakes at Detroit.

Inability to conpect safely with Pitcher
Faikenbergs curves enabled Toronto to
score a shut-out against Providence yes
terday at Toronto. The visitors only
found the elongated local twirler for two
safeties, a triple and a single. Falken-
berg received perfect support Viau was
batted steadily and opportunely by To-
ronto. vinson had troubles in the sun
garden" and is charged with two errors.
Rocks error was a tumble in the first
inning. which. coupled with Wilson'S .
error, scored a run IN the opening inning
Toft made the feature play OF the game
when he captured a foul fly right up
against the grsndstand
DAILY was out OF the game because OF
a sore leg and Conn covered the initial
bag. with Miliigan I'm centre feld The
latter badly .misjudged Falkenberg's ny,
which resulted IN triple.
Toronto's runs came hard. In the
first an error by Vinson Harleys safe
bunt. a sacrifice and Rocks error scored
one Wilson'S error In tho second put
Fuller on second and sacrihce ana
FaKenberg's single scored the run In
the sixth three singles yielded run.
A single. felder's choice and single
scored another In the seventh. A base
on balls, Parker's single and FalSen-
berg's lucky triple scored two In the
eighth.
Conn tripled for Providence in the
first with two out, but Milligan fouled
out. In the eighth Aubrey singled with
one gone. viau struck out and Wagner
grounded 10 second.
Fairbsnk will pitch today for Provi-
dence. The players participated In the
procession In honor Of champion SchoIes
The score:
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-07-26
DR.. Miles
Anti-Pain Pills

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EMPIRE THEATRE.

There were two big audiences that
came away from the Empire theatre yes
terday in splendid humor after having
witnessed the best production OF the Dot
Karron Stock company this season. II
is rolioking comedy. the Strange Ad-
ventures Of Miss Brown" and every
member OF the enlarged company rises TO
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-07-26
JONES WON.

Yesterday after one OF the hardest
tennis battles OF the tournament. J. %. f.
Jones again succeeded In winning the title
TO the state championship. beating j. Q.
Ames In straight sets.
Ames was the runnsr-up in the five-set
match but Jones won even after having
sprained q ligament in his ankle, and now
challenges Clarence r. Budlong to de-
fend his title.
The match yesterday was a bit of about
as interesting tennis ss has been seen
this season, and the attack was most
aggressive This defense of Anes was
also strong Jones has the speed, steadi-
nexs and surety OF play that was bound
to make him the winner
Afnes played we'll back and was weak at
losbing. though al times made such plays
down .ha side lines that won applause
from the gallery.
At the conclusion OF the match DIR. A.
NJ Neyrinan, chairman OF the to1rna-
ment COMMITTEES, presented to Mr.. Jones
the tournament trophy. handsome silver
.loving cup suitably engraved with the
rdats Of the toursnent presented by the
nrhtoi \. NJ G. A. Teunis club. Then
he handed to Mr.. Ames the runner
prize. q teunis racquet.
nnmedtateiy after Il was announced
thst the sasls In doubles would be played
instead OF the chsllenge match. an ar
rAngensnt 10 which Mr. Budlong had
willingly agreedl That now goes over
until Wednesday at > p. m. Although Mr..
Jones' paired with W. w. White Jr., IS
TO play IN the doubles hnais against u.
Tudor Gross and r ~. Dana, IL WIS be-
'nsved that the match would tax that
player Considerably less than the chal-
.lesaGe contest!
The score of the Jones-Ames match bv
points was as follows.