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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-08-12
WARREN.

The central club will hold moonlight
excursion next Thursday nisht on tn"
steamer Sycamore The Tartv will 90
10 Rocky Point. after which a sail viii
he held down he bay.
Ioval Friendship lodg'. VI L. / =. -.
r met NJ odd Fellows hall last night
With a largc quorum ~ members pres
ont. 4 trsiness seas on was held a.
which considerable business ~ a routine
nature ard 9th rw'se was transacted. So
cial exercises followed. consisting 81 vocal
and instrumental music and literary Sc
lectionS.
Mrs James A Seymour entertained tho
grandchildren yesterday afternoon ~ her
residence on Crild street Fast Warren.
There were 10 81 tho children present.
and tho AFTERNOON was pleasantly spent
with games. music and a dainty lunch
con
The water works repairing gang worked
ALI night Thursday repairing a bad break
ir tho water main at the corner of Ma I'm
and church streets The hr.ak was the
vo-s' ono that ever occurred. water heirR
thrown o,e- tventy feet IN 'he air and
n uas found necessary 10 STOP The pumps
a. tho Kickemuit pumping station until
TIE repairs were made
A new order ~ Rcd Men has recent,
r7r-r-ru-r1rr4--r1- -tru---u-Hr-- r---t-r,r
~ which the cornpary VIII organize urGs'
charter is 70 bs held in Arrnory hel
a. an early dste
Mr. ard Mrs John r'ckerscn have 70
TUNED home after . vacation trip A. Eas
Greenwich. r /
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-08-12

The late Sol Smith Ruzsells delightfully."-
nance" will be offered at KeIths theatre
the coming week by the Albee Stock COM
pany. TIE big success 90 this play when
II was produced under Charles Frohmans
management about eight years ago at the
Garden theatre. New York is well re-
membered hy playg"ors, for IL hsd a run
OF eight consecutive weeks 10 crowded
houses and was reckon the biggest hit
OF Sol Smith RUsvelrs career. \ fea-
ture of me Alhec company's presentation
will be that % will serve 20 re-ntroduce
10 Providence playgOers the dainty little
artistic Miss Mary Young, who was last
season n prominent member ~ tho Albee
company. and VINO Is undisputably one
~ tho most popular actresses the Provi-
dence stage has eve~ known. as II proven
beyond al doubt BY tho extraordinarily
big advance sale FOR tho week At Reith's.
everyone being anxious 20 he among those
70 welcome Miss Young back 20 the Local
stage.
"A Bachelors Romance" deals I'm a
wholesome enjoyable manner with the
love ~ n staid. mlddle-aged bachelor foi
a young and unso9histicated girl. and
many arc the misunders staneings. anus
Ing and serious. which accompany theft
love making David Holmes is the literar,
critic ~ Tho Review " He Is tho Ruarda
of y young girl Sylvia Somo-s. less thar
half his age. Sylvia really is IN lov'
with David but he ~ unconscious ~ it
believing her 20 love Harold Reynolds.
poor. hut rising young author pavi'
is tho Judge ~ prlzo story contest. ~
which Harold ls contestant For
time David ls Jealous and is inclined r.
give tho prize 30 someone else IN orde'
that Harold shar not ~ enabled b. ~
MONEY ~ tho prize - m7rr, sylvia How
ever. he smothers his isslousy m
awards tho prize iustlr 90 Harold cnl
% discover. after having done 80. iha
Sylvia docs not love Harold but IN
| Judge himself
Two other love srairs add rest % tht
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-08-12

When he hnished his address ne was
loudly applauded He said IN part:
The American people are divided upon
the question am 10 discuss into three
Iarties
ARE THREE PARTIES.
There Is a considerable number who
have the real imperialist'c idea Of eX-
tending the influence Of America by pur-
chase and conquest into the orient, en-
larging the power Of the American gov
eminent for the purpose ~ controlling
the Pacific and securing the largest share
possible OF the orient trade yet unde-
vtloped. during tho next 100 years
There is a second party. and this much
the larger who regard our taking over
the islands from Spain after the war
with the gravest reluctance and would
have been gratin.d in the extreme II the
assumption Of the burden could have been
avoided.
They have come 10 the conclusion that
however reluctant they wre 20 accept
the fate thrown upon them, il IS their
duty 10 meet the responsibilities imposed
upon them with promptness courage and
hope They believe that they have be-
come the trustees and protectors Of the
whole Philippine people and must prepare
the people to maintain the stable govern
ment now there
FAVOR IMMEDIATE INDEPENDENCE.
There is a third party. which favors
giving the Island immediate independence.
This party may BE- divided into two
classes. having different motiyes. The
first class Is anxious 10 rid the United
States Of the burden OF governing the
Filip.nos for the benefit of the United
States. The second class IS anxious to
rid the Philippines OF tho government OF
the United States. on the ground that
the Fnipinos can make their own gov
eminent The third psrty-h has been twice
defeated in an election on that issue.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-08-12
ANOTHER
ASSISTANT
IS NEEDED

There Is one department OF the state
government that will have too much to
do just as soon as the court and practice
act gets into fun working order. OF
course. but little business has been done
by the superior court thus far. owing 10
the court coming into being during the
vacation season.
When criminal matters come before the
superior court the attorney generals de-
partment will be pretty busy. The try
ing of appeals in criminal cases Is now
in charge OF the attorney general There
are about 800 criminal appeals on an
average 10 he disposed OF each year. The
town and city solicitors formerly had
charge of trying these appeals.
These town or city officials were In
closer touch with the police and prose
cutors than the attorney general could be.
and while the commissioners who revised
the laws and framed the court and prac-
tice act may have some reason 20 make
the change n seems that there should
have been provision made for district
attorneys in Providence and Newport
counties. At least there Is very
general belief that the attorney general
and one assistant cannot adequately at
kenO 10 lNF WNih lili'-'h fh'ii Ai''i' -
the new law.
in Massachusetts the attorney general
and his several assistants generally de-
vote their time in deciding questions ror
commissions. special and otherwise. which
have charge Of various state departments
and state work.
Tho attorney general OF this state finds
that II takes great deal OF his time 10
answer problems submitted "a him ny
state officials and the few commissions
that Ne now have. or course. owing 10
the smallness ~ the state. members of the
bar do not think n necessary 20 have
district attorney for every county, but
tho lawyers thin& that ~ least one add
tional assistant should be granted the
attorney general in view of the large
amount of work the new course OF pro
-edure imposes upon him.
A suggestion has been made that a
second assistant might deal with matters
coming up In three ~ tho counties 81 the
state Though business In the courts has
greatly increased I'm - years, there was
s0 years ago one assistant 20 the attorney
general and he has but one today.
/ Many of the criminal appeals Involve
matters of a trifing nature, and the at
/ torney general may have 70 30 many
/ times during the wear 20 the different
counties Of the state 20 try a man who
+ has taken an appeal in small larceny
I cases or on a charge OF being common
/ drunkard.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-08-12
SMALLPOX
OUT BREAK
feared

Two small pox cases have developed in
West Greenwich and there are several
other suspicious cases which have been
quarantined.
Walter Andrews who lives near Kits
corner. south OF the Coventry line. in
West Greenwich. is ono Of the yictir1s'
there being no doubt about the symptoms
in his case,
Some OF the members of the Wood fam
ny. relations OF Andrews. and living near
him, are also III.
Dr. =. r. Smith. OF Washington, the at
tending physician. accompanied Or. @. T.
Swarts. secretary Of the state board OF
health. yesterday on a tour OF inspection
IN the infected district
Residents OF West Greenwich are
alarmed and apprehensive of a spread OF
the disease. fearing an outbreak similar
TO that IN Warwick a few years ago.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-08-12
B0YDEN HEIGHTS

Tomorrow will be banner day al Boy
den Heights. as extra attractions are 10
be put on 10 accommodate the thronss
expected.
The big circle swing. with its feet o.
airshps Is n brilliant spectacle at night
with It's myriad elec;r.c bulbs, the num-
ber o, whish has been increased recently
by suspendlng extra cables strung with
bulbs.
Thompson's Scenic Railway and Aqua
rama Is an attraction which cost up
wards OF $4,000. The ride Is novel and
sensational. we'll worth n trip.
In addition TO the above named anuse-
ment attractions there arc many others.
including the time honored merry. GO
round and a hall where the rollers can
be strapped on.
The usual bakes Will he served to-
morrow and band concerts given on the
bum during the afternoon and evening.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-08-12
Will. Be
Her own
SKIPPER

Mrs Alfred @ Vanderbilt recently pur-
chased a new Herreshoff 2o-footer and
now she proposes 10 sail It herself IN Sc
ries Of races next week off Newport unde.
the auspices of the Newport Yacht Rae
ing association.
Mrs Vanderbilt expects TO commence
tuning up her yacht today on It's arrival
from the Herreshoffs. She will have the
distinction OF being the only woman skip
per 10 race her own yacht.
The races are for the new 30-footers,
they not going 10 the eastward with the
feet. and there will he four days of rae
ing Off Newport under the auspices OF the
Newport Yacht Racing association. two
handsome cups being offered for each
day These races will he very exciting
and interesting from the fact that one of
tho old Newport ao-footSrs. Pembroke
Jones Carolina, for a number OF years
champion o. the Newport feet. will race
with the new boats.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-08-12
RHODES-ON-T THE-PAWTuXET.

and pleasure seekers OF all sorts arc
learning quickly these warm days The
right place 10 go 30 pass away the time
enioyah hlv. and Judging by the throngs ~
people who iourneyed ont 10 Rhodes-on-
the-PawtuXet during tho past week, they
seem 20 have hit upon the pretty resort on
tho TRANQUIL pawtuxet as the best ~ the
lot because of tho wide diversity ~ th'
ar,usenents offered rs the management
Naturally The dance hall Is the prlnci-
pal attraction ~ the place. with the very
popular orchestra which has supplied the
music for the dovotecs Of Terpsichore for
two seasons and more. under Mr. Fay =
able direction. aud the incomparably eN-
ccllout floor for the dancers themselves ii
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-08-12

THE second party has for It's chief
exponent President Roosevelt. He be-
lieves that IL Is the duty of tho United
States 10 prepare tho FilipinOs FOR self
government This will require n gen
Grafton and probably logger. and the
form 81 government will he left "a
the individuals who will control the two
nations AZ that time.
PHILIPPINES FOR FILIPGNOS.
Il, follows that the president and he
himself desires me 20 say this rs the
Filipinos feels charged with the duty OF
proceeding on this policy and maintaining
the sovereignty of the United States here
as an instrument ~ the gradual education
and cleya ation ot the whole OF the Filipino
people 10 self governing community"
Secretary Taft in forceful language said
that the Filplnos who wished To rule
this country must first learn the prnci-
pies OF democracy ny sending their chill
dicn 20 the common schools before they
could invite the United States 20 trans
fer the trust. which had been thrown
uIon IL. 20 the shoulders Of the Filipinos
The secretary affirmed that n popular
assembly would be formed. II no insur-
rectlon existed. in April. 1907.
The administrations policy, he said
was tho Philippines for the Filipinos II
the American officers were not IN svmpa
tiny with this policy and with the natives
they would be recalled.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-08-12

OF SHORE
RESORTS

For the coming week Manager Ear-
rington OF Rocky Point promises one Of
the greatest array or attractions ever
given al any shore resort in New Eng
land, and he is thus making good the
pledge. given at the opening Of the sea
son. that he would continue to spring
genuine surprises upon the patrons week
by week.
Never has Rocky Point been more at
tractivs than it is at this time and never
has ii been more popular with the peo-
pie of every section of Rhode Island and
fly resort IL cannot be surpassed having a
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-08-12

magnificent frontage on Narragsnsstt hsv
spls ndid groves 81 trees. grass in shun-
dance. rocky caver1s. shady dsus and one
~ the finest locations in New England.
That IS one of the rea sons WHY Rocky
ssint Is 50 popular but in addition to
all these natural beauties Manager Har-
rington has added a host Of attra ctive
features. which cannot fsil 10 please his
pa trons, and his main idea lies In the fact
that he is determined that they shall he
happy.
Music Is ALWAYS a leading feature at
Rocky Point. and this means the bes.
of music all the time Ths famous Hun
garian Huszar tand ~ 81 pieces has been
re-eugsged and will furnish concerts
three times a day every day.
At a large exp ns@ Prof Jovine and
his troupe OF II artists. in native cos
tune. have been secured for n return on
gagement and these really famous NJa-
poiitsn Trogbadours will be seen in 'he
Palm Garden all next week beginning
tomorrow the concerts TO he Civ n every
day and night. continuously. These ar
lists are dancers. singers. instrumental
solost. and also give delighted Tyroiean
and Yodle concerts.
In the popular Forest "a sino there will
best people OF the vaudeville stage have
been booked Among the leaders are:
The Musical spragnellas. monarchs ot
melody; Whitley and Bell. comedy
sketch Amy Allen. serio-cSmic: the
Margnards light and slack wire; Edna
Arm. prima donna; BosonIo and Rad
cliffe in Wanted Partner" the
Flynns. laugh producers the Rstelles.
singers and dancers: Sadie Manning bal
ladist, the Taylors. exponents of coon
Songs and the Daisy Lady orchestra.
The new and immense dance hall on
the water front Is the rendezvous Of peo-
pie from all over Rhode Island and many
sections Of Massachusetts and music is
furnished by the greatest singing orches-
ira In the United States
For lovers OF other forms Of recrea =
tlon the roller skating rink. the shoot The
chutes the old mill the scenic river, the
American tohoggan. the carousal the
bathing beach. a good hall game ana
hosts of other attra ctions will be In full
blast.
Then the shore dinner. which at Rocky
Point Is the best that can he served IN
every detail. Manager Harrington gives
! his personal attention 10 these dinners
/ md with the best of service and the hest
! Of viands tho Rocky Point dinners take
! first place I'm Narragansett bay. which
means in the world
7 The ball game AZ 800 O'Clock Sunday y
| afternoon. between the Providence and
/ Jersey CITY teams of the Eastern League
promises 70 he one of the most exciting
/ and a large attendance is looked for
Everything is being done hy Manager
! Harrington TO give his patrons recreation
| OF every kind. and q is safe TO say that
those who visit Rocky Point tomorrow
will not have a dun moment during th'
/ DAY
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-08-12
FiEtb'S-f POINT

Col Atwel's popular resort is reached
either by boat or electric and everybody
goes there with n fixed end I'm Wow. that
of getting outside OF one Of the colonels
excellent bakes.
Those who haven't sampled the shore
dinners served at Fields Point have
missed hnding out just what sort ~ din
ners have made tho state famous with
visitors for It's Clanhakes.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-08-12
BAILEY CAMP MEETING ASSN
HOLDS ITS FIRST MEETING

The Bailey Camp Meeting association
held their first meeting last evening at
Mr.. Baileys place. Upon arrival at the
grounds thos...vho come to worship And
commodlohs tent with a seating ca
pacity for $40 persons. and last evening
audience taxed Il 10 tho limit In the
rear IL a tent whore lurcheors Can be OBJ
tained. II Is In charge OF Mr. Gcer
The Rev u Rand Pierce opened the
song service last evening a 1:3o. and after
q number " gospel hymns had been sung
Mr.. Pierce. who ls pastor % the Pcoples
Peuucostsl church. South Providence
opened the Bible and read from Eph l. lie
said
Dear friends we have assembled here
to Worship God. and to do that fully we
must have the Holy Ghost. The Jesus
of 1900 years ago H. the same today. and
~ We accept Him wo have the power to
bring about a great revival An electric
was passing at this state of the meeting
and Mr. Pierce used II TO Illustrate his
remarks As tho electric chr must have
contact with tho current from the power
house So must We come iu contact with
Jesus. whose strength comes from tho
great power house ~ God n there are
any present who doubt God learn 20 trust
him tonight he said.
MANY others took part In the meeting.
and ~ late hour after Mr.. Rsuey had
made his usual eprnczt testlmlny. the
meeting was closed.
"That nat he owns is a. ol1 fashioned
that he can't renf IL er make snv n1neT'
l out ~ ~
An ne 'es' stale ana unrroni
/ abe "--Ph1adelrhia Ledger.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-08-12

play. one between n selfish. vain youne
widow. and a somewhat diffldent but
very much In love young suitor
Mss Young will he capitally suited In
the role O; the vivacious young widow.
and Miss Courtenay will have the role OF
Sylvia Somers. the role originally played
hy Annie Russell. while Mr.. Crane VIII
play David Holmes. Miss Relmer Will be
the Miss Clemint.na David's warm-heart-
cd advisor from the country. and Mr..
Lo,ee will be his faithful friend. Mr.. Null
berry. while Mr.. Nlcander will play
Harold Reynolds. All the members Of
the company will be congenially cast and
the performances Is expected ~ be one OF
the most enjoyable OF the entire season.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-08-12

con be readily seen that nothing has been
omitted IN this department 20 offset the
general excellence OF tho other Sttrac-
tions on Monday evenings hereto
fore the popular Monday hop will be
given with the usual charge for admission
20 the dance hall. With no additional
charge for dancing. The favor with which
the public greeted the innovation on last
Monday night OF giving high-class singing
between tho dances has caused the man
sgsment 10 decide that such entertain
mcnt vill be a permanent feature of the
Monday night hop on other evenings
and every week day evening the dance
hall Will 10 open 20 all with the usual
charge for dancing. The spacious airy ve-
randa Leading from the dance hail with
tho cafe attached are also items not NJ
all 10 be despised by those seeking cooler
atmosphere than that afforded by the
city.
The picturesque Pawtuxet with is
winding ba aks readily suggests canoeing
which VAS the original feature ~ the
Rhodes establishment and no one who
visits the resort should miss the pleasant
exhilarating sport OF pTopelling these
light but spaciaus craft along between
the winding shrlbtery-hung bank. with
manifold chances OF rest and cool shade
trees should one grow weary OF too much
padding
The bowling enthusiasts will find most
excellent alleys for the display OF their
provess. that portion of the establish
ment having been much enlarged and now
embracing as well the kindred games OF
billiards, Manhattan pool, and nu-
merous others particularly well APP
pointed shooting gallery ls another OF the
ealipments In this section of the eHtab-
ishment while ample chance Tor marks
manship with the lees romantic, bat not
less skilful. baseball.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-08-12
PAWTUCKeT.

The school committee Is very busy pro
vidng for tho large increase IN the num-
bcr Of children who arc 90 attend the
schools next month
Last nights moonlight excursion ot tho
Sons " Father Mathew was largely at
tended An hour or 50 was spent N Rocky
Point and al the patrons had % Jolly time.
Fay's band Will give q concert tomorrow
afternoon at slater Memorial park
Thieves are now gathering In milk cans.
Local builders complain OF trouble IN
getting materials TO do their work with.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-08-12
POTTER-SUlly SUIT GOES
OVER UNTIL NEXT WEEK

The suit brought by Potter 4 Company
agalns, Emma r. Sully, wife of Daniei
suly. the afor'time cotton king 10 re-
cover $4,000 damages for alieged breach
~ contract was 20 have been further
heard IN the superior court yesterday on
The reduction Of the al dsmnum OF me
writ hut by agreement Of counsel ad-
.ournment 10 next week was had.
Mr.. Suly claims he has paid some
,,b 600 for furniture FOR his New YORK
,crse and that his wife made no con-
acts With Pott-r & Company. The FUR
iture for the price 81 which sun -
Fought. remains in the Potter estaeNsn-
ieut IN this city.
T'he suily estate ~ Watch Hill vn
.iacred van slycs 4 Jones represent
ctt-r & Company and 4. II. crafts rep
serts Mrs sullv.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-08-12
CENTRAL FALLS.

Thomas rIvnn he's reen elected treas
uror Of branch william . Brien J. y. Y.
ON "wednesday Overseer ~ the Poof
Frost viii Distribute tickets for tho poor
chndrer's excursion which takes place
tho ,iet inst
Perresents'ive Fred Y Newell has aid
Cd 90 hts interesting collection ~ curios =
mounted bat.
Detective Coou1bs ana rife lef' todsy on
a visit ~ friends in EaFton. Macs
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-08-12
RIG NOT RECOVERED
Mr. Fuller Of Auburn Is Hu,tlIg flr $500
Outfit a Stranger fIrsd.

A slick stranger hired a rig, valued at
$500 from j r. Fuller ~ Auburn and now
the owner is hustling to locate the man
and rig
Mr. Fuller searched all day Yesterday
and traced his property TO Natick where
81 was seen by blacksmith.
The stranger approached Mr. Fuller so
glibly that the latter has only a faint
idea OF his description
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-08-12
Prevent
As We'll As Cure
Headache

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DR.. Miles Anti-Pain Pills when
you feel the first indication OF
an attack, and you will find
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Pain weakcns the nerves, and
the longer you suffer, the more
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On the contrary, il the
nerves are relieved OF this
weakening Influence, the at
tacl:s will be less frequent, and
finally disappear altogether.
DR.. Miles Anti-Pain pills
contain no opium, cocaine, NOR
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They are absolutely harmless
il taken as directed, and Will
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My health Is not very good and ] an
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They never fail 90 give relief I'm Tow
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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-08-12

want 70 rert your hore7 wei. ycu
c. advertise II In The News " VII cost
ga nothing.
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90 30 .H4s.
Of Tafts
party
policy
Mckinley policy
politicians
:.
by Secretary upheld the ad
:. ninisraion