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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-08-29
PAWTUCKET.

At last evenings meeting OF the COM
mittee on the celebration OF Labor day,
Chief Marshal Terrence Gibson announced
the appointment OF Wiifred j. Beaure-
gard chief OF staff
There were family troubles I'm two
homes In Pleasant View last evening In
which Officer Moreau and officer Quinn
took part I'm the settlement of by ar
resting the men Of tho two houses.
The parade on Labor day morning Will
form on Park place at s:3D o'clock and
move promptly at 10 o'clock
Emma Palagi. a little girl, got lost and
was taken 10 the police station yesterday
Later the child's father. who lives nj 45
Water street. got busy and the little one
was taken home
Some handsome bouquets of flowers
from the Naturalist societys flower show
were received at the Twin City hospital
Yesterday
William Curry. who at one time was
assistant foreman for the Slater Cotton
company. was yesterday sentenced TO
the workhouse for six months as a vag-
rant Curry has been unable 10 resist
rum, and he could not find a friend TO
stand by him
After quite long trial. John Brown
was I'm the District court found guilty
OF revelling yesterday. Brown claimed ne
did not start the fight which officer WI
liam Adams broke up on the night OF
Aug. "a a fine OF s. was imposed.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-08-29
The News Of the State

calling al the office OF the Hartford ave
nue. barn.
The Providence Amateur Baseball
League met I'm the parlors OF the Olney-
vile Hotel last evening. but as near as
can be learned. transacted but little busi-
ness OF Importance
Miss Ethel Brownell OF co Whittier ave-
nue., who has been spending her vacation
al Block Island returned yesterday.
Miss Margaret Whalen has returned
from her vacation. which she spent at the
White Mountains
Miss Myra Mclaughlin and Miss Anna
French who have been spending their va
cation az Rest Cottage. Saunderstown,
have returned
Manufacturers Lodge OF Odd Fellows
and Perseverance Lodge. Knights of Py-
thias Will meet this evening
Lieut.. Tyler of the Chaffee street sta
tion has returned from a few days vaca-
ton.
Patrolman Harmon OF the Chaffee street
station. who has been enjoying his an
nual furlough returned To duty last even.
ing
Prosperity lodge. Daughters OF ST.
George. which sent It's degree team to
compete with other teams I'm the work
at the session of the Supreme lodge, now
being held at Rochester n. Y, have re-
ceived word from the leader OF the team,
Mrs. Lizzie Connell. that the team had
captured the first prize offered by the
Supreme lodge for degree work.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-08-29
J .'.ghe gkeatre3.'.


! subjugating women 20 be sold for lives
OF shame In slavery.
To enumerate the crimes and vileness
! limited at I'm this play one would have TO
stand the criticism OF duplicating the list
OF indictments found by the grand jury
I'm a big city.
Isidore. a swell fly thief. as imperson-
ated by Murray Livingston is very
funny character and with Maggie lie
Clair the strong Annie O'Callahan. who
has a strong Irish voice. the gallery and
the rest OF the house too, is kept in an
uproar
Bernard Branton, the king OF cracks
men, s played by Lawrence Underwood
I'm his usual finished manner, and he Is
Immensely popular as is also Kaine
O'Hara. the detective who is on his trail,
strangely enough.
Louis Won Whiethoff handles the part
Of the Hinaee- -teeter- successfully and
Laura Hubert as Carita Lesage ably as
slsts him I'm his yillany.
katherine Angus as Hilda Murwal tho
Doctors victim and. OF course the hero
inc. Is very well received; and Adele Lane
is winning as Elsie Dean. daughter OF the
murdered broker
Wayne Campbell handles that peculiar
part of Handsome Charley. who Is a little
of I'm HIS head. acceptably. and though he
Is used 10 lure the girls on. is popular
with tho audience because of his affllc.
ton
There are many queer things I'm his re-
markable show that have 70 he seen To be
appreciated. and one Of the most interest
ing features Is the quantity OF varied and
attractive scenery. IL will be seen here
for the balance Of the week anl
Lottie Williams I'm My Tomboy Girl" will
be the attraction for Labor day week.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-08-29
EAST PROVIDENCE
Chase Couldn't Pay Fine for
Carrying Concealed Weapon.
Well Known Resident Sent to
State Hospital for Insane.

Ebenezer Chase, well known in this place
strolled over into the city yesterday
morning and when he landed IN the square
last evening he was loaded" To the linn
IL. The result was that he landed at the
station. When tho police started 10 take
away from him stray nickel or two and
"A small piece OF tobacco they found tuck
ed away I'm his hip pocket wicked look
ing blackjack.
This was gently laid away and a war
want was made out charging the old war
rior with carrying a concealed weapon
and when the Seventh district court ad-
journed this morning there was n balance
due the court from Mr.. Chase to the
amount OF about s23 and as the blackjack
was about all he possessed he was sent 10
Cranston
A SAD CASE.
well-to-do woman, who is a cripple,
and well known at Riverside, was ad-
judged insane by Judge Bliss this morning
on the testimony OF Doctors Platt and
Coke She was committed TO the state
hospital. The court was held on tie lawn
Of the town hail as the unfortunate
woman was unable TO leave the carriage
In which she was brought from her home.
MINOR MENTION.
1r. Jesse =. Arnold, 1anltor or the town
hall received word from the Rhode ISL
and hospital this morning that his son. j.
Lincoln. who was injured at the Broad
street fire few days ago was more com
Portable and every hope is entertained OF
his recovery
Watchemoket Fire Co. have evidently
been TO all OF the musters they care TO
attend this season, for at "A special meet
ing held last evening 4 declined invita-
tions TO Waltham September 4, Athol Sep
tember and Taunton September s.
Many OF the leading merchants or this
place attended the 20th annual clambake
of the Antiquarian society at Goff's Me-
mortal hall at Rehoboth today.
The Rev w. w Brooks. pastor OF the
Haven NJ. +. church, has been called to
Brooklyn. y. Y. by the death OF his
mother. 1t is less than "a month ago that
Mrs. Brooks was here az the guest OF her
son. and made many friends during her
short stay.
Capt William Reed shipped his grey
PAGER 10 New York on the JOY Line last
evening
Miss Minnie Mccormick OF this place is
spending a few days at Narragansett
Pier.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-08-29
PAWTUXET.

A letter adressed 10 Rev. T. r. Bartlett
Station one, Providence. came to the
Providence postoffico yesterday and some
Intelligent postal clerk sent it over TO the
Central police station.
or course the city directory gives a list
Of the clereymen of the state but that
would he too obvious TO look there for the
name and after the usual system. Rob
Insons barn deduction" was used and
thinking perhaps the police department
had a chaplain the police station was
tried
Rev. Mr.. Bartlett. pastor OF the Baptist
church and a member Of the executive
committee OF the old Home and Improve
ment association Is one OF he best known
figures in Protestant circles OF this state
and hns had many experiences but Il is
doubtful II anyone ever tried 60 reach him
through the central police station before
Pawtuxct folk have had a lot OF bother
With their mail matter anyway OF late,
first being the confusion with Pawtuck-
ct and then the task OF forgetting that
they live I'm pawtuxet and giving their
addresses as Providence via ElmwOoi
station.
The serious Illness or J Clinton Rhodes
at his home on Broad street g. a source OF
profound regret 10 his relatives and many
friends Mr. Rhodes has an immense ca
pacity FOR enjoyment and his deprivation
OF the various interesting features OF old
Home Week are causes OF sorrow Pneu-
mouia Is reported az the cause of his M
ness and he bat recently returned from
visit to relatives down East
Former pupils of the Pawtuxet school
pat in two or three hours last night after
the bonfire in carrying settees and chairs
90 the ball 90 the Commercial street
school house and prepsing "a room for
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-08-29
WESTMINSTER THEATRE.

There will be but few better bills pro
sented AT the Westminster theatre than
the one given by the old-time favorite.
Rentz-santley Co, which opened a week 8
engagement at this place OF amusement
YESTERDAY The two performances yester-
day attracted large audiences aud I'm fact
the standing room only" card was dis
played early I'm the evening.
one OF the attractions OF this company
is the costumes worn by the pretty WON
en-.
The curtain raises on "A new musical
burletta entitled Lady TeaSer" a satire
on Lillian Russell's recent success. LADY
Teazle.' and In this Nina Bertalini. the
well known burlesque artiste heads the
bin, assisted by corps OF girls who sing
In a satisfactory manner. The comedy
work Is I'm good hands
The olio which can be termed a crack
er-jack." is opened by the Misses Era
Claus ana Myrtle Montez. who are sweet
singers and rattlng good dancers. Lew
Welch. the Hebrew comedian and paro-
dist made a hit as he always does for
all of his songs and stories were fresh
trutrt- -+++---4l4lHt- liGnrge Carr and Margar-
tie Jordau's act. Their Dip into Vaude-
yillc" Is OF real merit for both are good
singers and the comedy OF Mr. Carr Is of
a clean and high order Hawthorne and
Burt. eccentric comedians and dancers.
are all that could be asked for and the
same can be said OF Cornalla and Eddy.
comedy acrobats and iugglers.
"A Nights Froic" I'm three scenes 's
given for tho closing number and this Ike
the rest OF the bill is thoroughly enjoya-
bic
'"e plue Ribbon Girls are the next
attraction.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-08-29
registering old boys and girls on tho first

registering old boys and girls on the first
floor.
Banners for the fremen's day contests.
and badges for the various committees
have been received by the association
from the Whitehead & Hoag Company Of
Newark. y. j., and they have proven
pleasing 10 the members.
neat little souvenir badge. metal ro-
settle from which IS suspended a picture
Of the falls enclosed I'm "A clamshell. and
containing the words. Souvenir Pawtux-
ct old Home week. Aug. 27, Sept ?. 1895. -
with a tri-colored ribbon is the official
badge for the week and will be displayed
In stores and at the headquarters.
Plans for the canoe illumination tonight
are perfected and weather permitting the
spectacle will undoubtedly be a splendid
one. The captains OF the Swastika and
Pawtuxet Canoe clubs will act as mar
shals OF the procession up the river.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-08-29
RIVERSIDE,
Items OF news can be left at COTS res
taurant on Bullocks Point avenue and
they will receive prompt attention and
publication

The Narragansett Fire company met
last evening and voted 20 accept the fnvi-
tatiou to take part in the muster AT Taun-
ton Wednesday Sept. 6. The new uni
forms. 2S in number, were received and
distributed. There was considera BILE OBJ
lection TO going TO Taunton. as the mem
bers have been notified that each must
pay his fare into the fair. and as the mus
ter is one of the leading attractions the
members do not take kindly To the fact
that they must also contribute the sum
OF 30 cents each 10 the fair committee.
A special car will be chartered for the
occasion, and Captain Meeks, who is now
located In New York city sends word that
he will be here on Saturday evening and
remain with the company until after
muster at Taunton. Another meeting Will
be held Tuesday evening Of next week
The Wash club held it's first annual out
ing today, going by the Consolidated road
TO Newport This club, which is com
posed OF the elite OF this place with
small delegation from the Watchemocket
district. are chaperoned by Messrs John
F.. Tobin and Urban Farrell. Bailey's
beach and a dip I'm the ocean is the OBJ
jeCt OF the trip.
MIR. Joseph Gaffney, the local station
agent. spent yesterday with his brother.
who is also in the employ OF the Con-
solidated road at New London Conn.
An automobile owned and operated by
Joseph Mccormick of the Watchemoket
district broke down I'm tho square llst
evening II was out OF commission for
an hour or more.
Mrs Albert @. Woodard Is spending
a week or more at Diamond nm
Frank Willard is in New York this
week
Narragansett council Of American Me
chdnics will meet this evening
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-08-29
FOREST CASINO
dItructlUIl

The customary largo aSliences filled the
Forest Casino NJ Rocky Point a both per
formances yesterday and witnessed bill
~ moro than usual length and containing
som" extremely entertaining acts
Tho program was as follows: Eva War
den a chamring Juvenile artistic i'm some
well executed songs and dances; Edward
Slocum. entertaining with his banjo: Ro-
sanko and Radcliffe. the favoritcs OF las,
week, In new sketch. Hattie Dixie
the serio comic. Thelma Anderson. a re
markably good toe dancer: Marie Jansen.
tho well known comic opera artist,
Brown. Harris and Brown I'm one
OF their funniest sketches. Flor.
cnce kipphng, soubrette and music,
RaInsdell and Donnelly dance team
which does very clever work
This Is an exceptionally good bin aud
as given yesterday proved strong enough
20 hold the audience intact until the cur
tain fell. II will be given without change
during the week
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-08-29
CENTRAL FALLS.

Mike Georgeson made n complaint for
which he was sorry at the police station
yesterday. He told chief Lambert that
Charles Peterson had stolen his. Georges
sons, watch Petersons story was that
he and Georgeson were playing cards sun
day and the watch and a chain were
taken as security for a loan OF $50. rcth
men were fined s. and costs I'm the Dis
trict court for Sunday card playing.
The employees of the city highway de-
partment have plenty OF work ahead
Central Falls aerie met last night and
initiated one candidate.
The common council meets tomorrow
night
Miss Annie Hanson is 40 Block ISLAND
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-08-29
STRUCK ON HIS HEAD
George KIIbu1 Fell a Distance Of Seven
Feet and Is In Serious CoadItIup.

George Minbury. a painter In tho en-
ploy OF tho Oakland worsted company Of
Burrllviue. fell from a staging. a dis
tance Of about seven feet. to tho ground
on his head.
lte was sent 90 the WoonsOcket hos
piiaL whore % was found that he sus-
tained fracture ~ the base ~ the skull
Mulbury's condition is serious and last
night 80 was stated that 81 was impossible
To tell whether he could recover.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-08-29

FOR CLAM
CHURN|NG

Five clam-churners were arrested IN
South Swansea, Sunday. morning while
busy at their work in boats on Coles
river
Complaint was made TO Deputy Sheriff
Arnold h. Gardner and. with Constables
Bernard Norton and Thomas l.. Mason
the sheriff made the capture.
The prisoners gave their names as Bar
zilla W. Negus. John Murray, Charles
Farrell, Ephraim Blrs and Daniel MORT
arty
They were inclined to make resist
ance at first but finally went along with
the officers.
The prisoners barred the use OF hand
cuffs and tho officers yielded the point.
on arrival in Fall River one OF the
prisoners bandly stated that he was dry
and must make q uttIt
uor lie even offered 10 huy TOR the crowd
hut nobody seemed anxious The consta-
Bile who had him In charge made \ kick
but the thirsty one went after his liquor
All five. with one exception. were balled
ont on arrival at Central station. Fall
River.
Yesterday I'm tho district court before
Judge McDonough each prisoner faced
two charges ore for violation ~ the
Lords dav and the other FOR churning
CLANS. q violation Of the shell fish law.
All pleased not guilty and the cases
were continued week the government.
represented by Attorney l.. T.. Wood not
being ready for trial.
The prisoners were permitted to go on
their own rccognizauCc
DO you want 20 secure boarding placer
SAY so In the classified columns of The
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-08-29
MAGIC HAIR STAIN.

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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-08-29
EMPIRE THEATRE.

Dealers In White Women" what pos
sibilities and hair-ralslng situations and
plots that title brings to mind. They
are realized. too. IN the play which visits
the Empire theatre this week for the
second time and with cracksman who
robs the wicked rich 90 give 10 tho poor
as hero and a diabollcal doctor. a Hin
doc hypnotLst who uses his power for
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-08-29

Paw. why do tho japanese soldiers car
~ a sewing outfit I'm their campaign
kit?" asked little William.
''To hem In the enemy" answered the
old man. Now, run and play" Portland
Tctpgraur
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-08-29

Want &c rent your homer We'll, N you
do. advertise u In The News. u will cost
you nothing.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-08-29

DO you want 20 secure a boarding. place
Say so In the classified columns OF The
News free OF charge
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-05-23
What Sir Thomas Said.

In the life Of Sir Thomas Folwell Bux-
ton, the British antislavery leader, one
Of the most interesting and instructive
biographies of the last century, a num-
Der of anecdotes are told illustrating his
sef-control under provocation. His sec
rotary, Mr.. Nixon, lacked this quality,
and, when differences arose between the
two men, could not help hurting out,
sometimes bluntly, just what he felt at
the moment. This vexed Sir Thomas.
who yet would say nothing till the next
day, and then, when the secretary, hav-
ing been treated meanwhile with great
kindness. fancied that the affair had been
forgotten, he would be surprised by the
remonstrance: What silly fellow you
were, Nixon, to put yourself In such a
passion yesterday! If had spoken then,
we should, most probably, have parted.
Make it a rule never to speak when you
are in passion, but wait till the next
day.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-05-23
A PERIL0US TOWN.

= ARNEY OLDFIELD, the automobist talking Of
- trip he made thru Manitoba
FThe most dangerous town in Manoba,'' he said 'is
Brandon Hargrave Brandon and the outskirts Of
Hargrave in front Of little inn, I dismounted.
~ found the landlord and another sitting a
bench. They were both very old.
Excuse me, landlord, said but you tell me how
far it is to Brandon?' .-: ...- .. ;..~ @.s..Y
''The old man jumped up and hobbed behind the bar
'Brandy?' he said, in thin quaver YES indeed, sir
and very fine brandy it is -....
''He put bottle and glass before
"I asked you said, more loudly, 'how far it is to
Brandon? =.: r..
''The best brandy, Of course sir, he answered. Il
don't keep nothing but the best - ~
In despair turned from this deaf veteran to the other
old man the bench.
ook here said, 'can you tell me how far it is to
Brandon?'
'The old man, with grateful look, and limped
hastily up to the bar
g 'Thanks,' he said, Il don It if do -
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-05-23
EVER HAVE HIVES?
Lots of Hives This Time of Year

If you, have ever had good case of
Hives, it is unnecessary to describe the
symptoms to you. You know all about
how you itch in hundred different
places at the same time and the more
you scratch, the more they itch-that IS
Hives, all right, but do you know what
causes the Hives9
Hives are caused by dyspepsia, indi-
gestion, poor circulation, thick blood,
emotional excitement and by eating such
foods as strawberries and shellfsh.
Now, you know what causes the pesky
itching-do you know how to get rid
of it's
There may be several ways to get rid
Of it-but here is one sure way: Get a
box Of Myers Pa-pay-a Tablets and
take them as directed, sprinkle some
rice flour over the Hives and keep cool.
That's all there is to it.
Myers Pa-pay-a Tablets digest any
food you may eat, and at the same time
keep your stomach and bowels in splen-
did condition. They are not made from
dirty hog pepsin, like other dyspepsia
tablets, but are made from the pure
juice Of the papaya fruit, and are the
only tablets which will act in every
condition of the stomach. The Myers
Remedy Co., Detroit, Mich, will send
you sample absolutely free. Sold and
recommended by Thompson Drug Co.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-05-23
; A GOOD PHRASE.

ttIN THE vest" said lawyer, 81 learned the origin Of
the phrase, widely used in commercial country,
to water stock
"a cattleman explained to that herdsman, just be-
fore selling herd Of cattle sheep, would give them
great quantity Of salt to eat After the SALT they would be
turned loose watering and their Threats parched
with thirst they would drink water quantities.
'Water has weight-you know how heavy bucket of
it is Consequently the great herds drinking avdy would
increase their weight by many thousands Of pounds and
when they put the scales all that water would tell
would count much meat-woud bring in fact 2,
4, or cents a pound
meat and to get for the water the rate per pound
the meat brings
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-05-23

eyes gared him from the opposite side Of the bench
whereon had been the meat He OWNED their meaning
stanty-"Ned He covered the distance between himself
and the bench quickly but Ned quicker and Selling the
last remaining piece of the dog disappeared the fog
It was over, while he slept. The meat gone the
dog gone No search revealed any Of the stolen hog
Thompsons sorrow sincere.
.You should have told Jones about the dog' said his
wife.
~ suppose so,'' he said
But when he in at there roast rib for din
ner and the house full of the savory SMELL
'sWhat's the meaning Of ths? he clustered And his
wife showed him the choice bits rescued while he was in
dreamland.
He wasn't pleased at the outcome, and references
"sleeping with the pork stirred his anger the same
pitch when later he turned up fine bit of sidepork
while cultivating his