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Evening star., 1905-08-20

Mr. Edward S. Abeles has been engaged
for Mr.. Robert Loraine's company in Man
and Superman." which opens the Hudson
Theater September 8.
Evening star., 1905-08-20

The man With the Hoe Is the title of a
new play by Mr.. Daniel l.. Hart which will
have New York hearing the coming
season.
Evening star., 1905-08-20

Wash, Arlington, Falls Church Ry.
sTATioN SID Ih2TEDucf iSGTaN BRrDGE2 serH ST
cHuRcH HALF HOURLY.
FAIkFAX C. H.. HOURLY. 1A9e-daAn.7
Evening star., 1905-08-20

Nela Bergen made her debut in vaude
Vile at Proctor's Theater, New York, las
Monday and is reported to have made quit,
a hit,
Evening star., 1905-08-20
e.The High School Girls

1He 11IBH 0cHUoI WITS.
At the Lyceum Theater during the week
Evening star., 1905-08-20
PLAYHOUSE PARAGRAPHS.

George Edwardes' famous THE orchid
which enjoyed two seasons of prosperity in
London, will be produced in Chicago by
George Lederer through arrangement with
Klaw & Erlanger, early in September, with
James 7. Powers in the principal role
Evening star., 1905-08-20

Robert Rogers and Louise Macintosh
well known in this city, have been engaged
for The Truth Tellers,'' a dramatiZation o
John Strange Winters story of the SAM
name, by Martha Morton.
Evening star., 1905-08-20

Miss Selma Herman is to star this sea-
son in a new play written for her by
Theodore Kremer.
Evening star., 1905-08-20

Mr.. James X. Hackett sailed from South
ampton for New York last Wednesday on
the Kronprinz Wilhelm.
Evening star., 1905-08-20

Miss FritZi Scheff, who will be seen the
coming season in new opera. Mile. Mo-
Evening star., 1905-08-20

Miss Ethel Barrymore arrived in New
York from London last Thursday and con-
firmed the report that she is engaged to
be married to Harry Graham of England.
Evening star., 1905-08-20

Word has reached New York that John
stone Bennett, the actress, is dying of con
sumption at Madean, Cal, near Los An
geles where she Is living in hotel. The
young woman who had gained fame ant
fortune in her own line of stage work is
also said to be penniless and deserted by
her former friends
Evening star., 1905-08-20

Nat Goodwin, the actor, is reported tc
have given orders to Matte Corbett, In
San Francisco, to wager $4,000 on Jimmy
Britt when he fights Battling Nelson next
month.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-08-14
BIG DAY
FOR SHORE
RESORTS

The shore resort attractions got the
money yesterday. and got 70 in punches.
II wasn't a record days business because
OF threatening skies, but 'hc waning OF
The season brought out a good many. de-
tcrmined 20 improve the opportunity az
fordcd before the season has slipped
by.
Rocky Point did n banner business and
the baseball grounds were packed sat
urday the Grays took a double-hcadcr
from the Jersey city champions and yes
torday the fans at Rocky Point saw the
locals make "a -four straight
The bali game was the chief attraction.
but the dining hall accommodated big
crowds and the Forest casino vaudeville
show played TO packed houses.
The Hungarian Huszar band gave con-
certs afternoon and evening and the
Ncapolitan Troubadours furnished music
at the Palm Garden.
Crescent Park did heavy business. the
shore dinner patronize mounting into the
thousands There were two excursions
from ont OF town About SEQ OF the Con-
solidated railroad mechanics OF Boston
visited the park and $50 members OF the
Conductors organization OF Worcester
Mass
The Banda Napoli gave concerts after
noon and evening and the bathing beach
was thronged all day.
Boyden Heights and its high grade at
fractions catered 10 several thousand
people yesterday, the bakes being literally
patrCnized
Hundreds took tho ride in the airship
to cool off before tackling a clam dinner
The excursion Of the steamer Larch-
mont TO Vineyard Highlands was a big
success. Keith's theatre orchestra fur
nished music and "a large sized party en-
joyed the trip.
The band concerts at Roger Williams
park by Reeves American band drew big
crowds afternoon and evening.
Rhodes-on- -the-PawtuXet and Hunts
Mills swarmcd with canoeists all day. and
at times II was impossible to hire any
SOFT OF a canoe.
Fields Point was visited by seekers
after excellent shore dinners. and all such
who uurtook Of Col. Atwclrs bakcs were
not disappointed
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-08-14
Sec, SHAW
RETIRES IN
FEBRUARY

Washington Aug lt-secrctary leslie
NJ. Shaw will retire from tho cabinet in
February and il is believed here that
the president has already given some
thought to his successor Hamilton Fish
has been suggested, but, I'm view of the
acceptance OF Elihu Root OF the presi-
dents office to become secretary OF state.
II is question whether 1t will be deemed
politic for the president to take a sec
ond member OF his cabinet from New
York.
II he decides to pass by New York. the
name Of Postmaster General Cortelyou
will be eliminated from the possibilities.
and he has been strongly "touted."
CHARLES +. Dawes, eN-comptrollcr OF
the currency, now president OF the Cen
tral Trust company OF Illinois at Chicago.
IS in favor. on recent visit to Wash
ington Mr.. Dawes dismissed the sug-
gestion OF his own name with the state
ment that while he had no knowledge
that the president was considering his
name. he was frank To say that ne had
no desire for the place. Mr Dawes is
rapidly making name Tor himself I'm
the financial circles OF Chicago and Il
place I'm the cabinet would interfere with
his money-makirg plans and hardly pro
mote his political ambitions. which are
supposed 90 turn I'm tho direction OF The
United States sonatorship from Illinois
Hugh H. Hanna OF indianapolis whose
namc has been SO favorably associated
with the efforts FOR currency reform log
islation during the past eight years. is
one Of tho names from tho middle w,st
much discussed. Mr.. Hanna Is free from
the political factional disputes that arc
stirring Ip Indiana Republicans He is
free from patty machine influences ana
close 10 the commercial interests ~ tho
country. Ho served with Prof. Jenks and
Charles \, Conant on tho last interim
tonal monetary commission
r. however. the president Is as success
ful I'm coucoaling his plans from tho pub
lie I'm tho matter or selecting tho next
secretary Of the treasury rs no WIS I'm
nlllng tho naval portfolio speculation and
gossip rs 10 his plans may 20 far awry.
No ono SugEested or even guessed al tho
possibility of Mr. Ronap7rto's appoint
mcrt until the president announced n
from Tho White House.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-08-14
WOMAN
KILLED IN
STORM

New York, Aug. 1.-THE city has rarely
been so peted by lightning as II was In
a thunderstorm that began a little before
o'clock yesterday afternoon. Hitting
trolley cars was the speciality of the
lightning and many persons were hurt
either by the electricity or in the panics
Il caused.
one bolt stunned a yachting party OF
eight persons killing one woman. The
squall with which the storm introduced
itself upset two small yachts IN the
bay and sent 500 immigrants adrft on
barges that broke from their moorings at
Ellis Island.
\ chain OF thundcrstorms extending
from Florida To Massachusetts made tho
Atlantic coast vivid with electrical flashes
the larger part OF the afternoon Here
sbouts the cloud discharges were of the
triphammer. siashIng variety. The light
ming struck low and hit hard.
The rain came down in sheets for a
few minutes between 1 and 3 o'clock,
when most OF the H. inches measured by
the official guage fell
In 4 wild scramble 10 get off a Mount
vernon trolley car that was struck ny
lightning at one Hundred and Seventieth
street and Webster avenue ten persons
were hurt badly enough TO be removed
20 Lebanon hospital suffering from shock
and bruises
Lightning hit a Lorimer- -Tompkins ave-
nue. car at Church and Flatbush avenues.
Flatbush. zlgzagged through the car and
was gone with bang like y cannon shot
Half the passengers jumped from the car
One man. who was standing by the con-
trollcr box, was tipped off his feet and
thrown over the dashboard. \ man be
side him was stunned.
Ten minutes later q lightning bolt hit
car i24 OF the same line at Gravescnd and
Fourteenth avenues. Flatbush. The car
was filled with people bound FOR Coney
Island. The shock throw several out and
injured them.
Jeanette G. Freer of los East one Hun
dred and Thirty-second street was killed
and seven others who were Shcltering in
Marshalls boat house at the West End
Yacht club landing were burned and
shocked by a bolt that struck tine house
Lightning struck the Flagstaff Of the
Hotel Cadillac, Broadway and Forty-third
street. at 2:3O o'clock and shattered IL.
Lightning also struck the top Of the
chimney OF the New York steam COM
pany al Fifty-ninth street and Avenue A.
The cupola on the Girls High school.
Nostrand avenue and Haisey street
Brooklyn. was struck and wrecked
The steamboat John r.. Moore used in
the immsra tion towing service. rescued
eight persons from a capszed yacht I'm
the bay.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-08-14
DROWNING
ENDED A
DEbAUCH

Bert Waterman, who had resided at
scituate and was yn of tho late Resolved
Waterman, ~ -orrr-tt+rre- proprietor OF y
salestable on Fountain street. was
drowned in Cowesett bay at 10 o'clock
yesterday morning.
Waterman left his home Saturday af-
ternoon to pass Sunday with a friend
named Bennett. a resident OF Clayvine.
who was camping out near the old But
tonwoods hotel
Both drank heavily Saturday night and
ut 5 O'Clock Sunday morning walked to
Apponaug TO get "a fresh supply Of liquor
Each took FIVE glasses OF beer. and then
procuring a flask OF whiskey walked back
to the camp.
Jest before 10 o'clock they decided to
60 fishing. taking "a rowboat for that pur-
pose and carrying the bottle of liquor.
They rowed out to a distance or about
8G0 feet from the shore when Waterman
attempted 10 go from one end OF the boat
To the other.
Losing his balance Waterman plunged
overheard and at once sunk from sight
Bennett either fell or jumped overheard
10 help Waterman. which he could not
tell So dazed was he by liquor
A man who was digging for clans saw
Waterman struggling to get back TO the
boat and went TO his rescue.
Town Sergeant +. Il. Shlppec OF Centre
willie went over 10 the beach and. with
the assistance Of others. draRged-+++++A
dusk for the body There efforts we're
unaVailng.
The search was resumed carly this
morning. Mr. Shippee having engaged six
boats and men for that purpose.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-08-14

The new building is to cost'about S65 .ono
and when finished from the main church,
the old church Is 10 hc used for q sunday
school, Arthur Eaton IIill is the architect
and w. l.. Anthony the engineer
The seating capacity Is TO he about 1000
with GS5 on the main floor
The pulpit will he located directly oppo-
site the main entrance. with the SUNDAY
school room on the right OF the pulpit and
tho choir box on the left The main floor
will be pitched toward the pulpit.
The building will be- constructed OF vel
low brick and will have limestone trim
mlnGs The roof tower will be finished in
copper
The interior will have plaster finish
with wood work Of qu3rtered oak when
completed the new church Will be not
only one OF the finest but one OF the best
equipped In the state
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-08-14
NO EXTRA
SESSION
LIKELY

oyster Bay. y. y. Aug l4.-Notwlth-
standing the more or less definite an
nouncements which have emanared from
various sources during the last few
months. Congress may not be called In
extraordinary session s~.St November. In
deed the indications are now that no eX-
traordinary session will be held this year.
This statement is made on the authority
OF President Roosevelt himself lie has
not decided the question definitely In this
connection. and probably will not reach
a determination Of IL until he shall have
returned 90 Washington I'm the latter part
OF September
Strong pressure Is being brought 10
bear upon the president TO induce him
not 10 call congress IN extraordinary ses-
sion i'm November. SO much interest has
been manifest in the subject throughout
the country that the president has re
ceivcd large number Of letter regard
ing A. Many senators and representa-
tives have urged him not 10 have an eN-
ira session. Some Of these men are his
closest friends in congress They point
out that practically nothing VIII be gained
by an extra session that begins ont more
than three weeks before the opening ~
the regular long session, and that il Will
cause some Inconvenience 10 many mem %
bers Of congress IN both branches
Last spring Il was the presidents idea
10 issue at tho popor time a call for an
extraordinary session of congress To- be
held iu October FOR the purpose Of en-
acting. II possible. railroad legislation. m
cidentally. IL was expected that some rec
concentrations might be made by the
president regarding the existing tariff
law.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-08-14
YOU'LL SAY ITS MAGIC.

Prevents Pneumonia and Grin. O
cure, in a week, saving every life,
Cures Consumption three times out O,
four. Directions in circular.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-08-14
ANOTHER
Raid At
MARK ROCK

Robert Mckay was arrested az David
Grifins barber shops and club house In
the village OF Riverdale early yesterday
morning by sheriff +. s. Andrews and
Spccipl Liquor officer Clarence Howard.
who raided the place at O'Clock and
captured "a bottles Of beer and eight bot
ties Of ale.
Tho Same place was rallcd ahout three
wecks ago end Griffin was lined so ard
cusia and ~ days in Jail
Griffin o. serving his time and last
voek tho Officers learned that Mckay
vas a.lline ll0urr rt GriTins place.
The rrttag'rs were mach pics sod with
Mark Rcck" is o. u1-lic~uso village
through the efforts ~ the cottoscre.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-08-14
GREYST0NE
ROUTE is
OPENED

The Centrcdale trolley line has been ex-
tended to Greystone, the mill village OF
employees of the big mohair mauufactory.
The Greystone extension follows the
CcorEiaville road 10 point opposite the
station on the Pascoag branch q the
aud turns westward down the highway
leading TO the bridge over the Woonas
quatuckct river, the terminus being at
the old Greystone MIL. recently con-
yerted into an electric station by the
BennS TIT cars mus piss through ThC
centre or the eastern part OF tho village.
and the ond Of the line Is within a min
utc's walk OF the now mill. aud very near
tho section OF the village on tho west
bank of the Wounasquatucket.
The track of tho GeorgiaNihc road II
laid close 20 tho high bank on tho east
side Considerable cutting was required
10 provide for q location for the rails aud
great masses Of earth and big ho, lder :
were loosensd by tho track men. Tho
lGrdslidcs were 80 frequent that &. was
necessary TO build heavy Stone walls be-
tween tho hank and the track ana nest
spring whom frost leaves the ground Il IS
expected that the slope will rcquir" CON.
siderable attention to insure an uDob-
Struct'G rradhe1
~ p.cs eut The intention is to run inc
Maa'11 avenue and Centrcdsle cars tu
Croystnnn. inc residents Of Oln -yv,ile
and he ,l''lCcs between OlneyVilia and
Grevst, no requested this arrau kenauts.
ana patrons of the Smith Han route to
Ceutrcialc appeared 20 hc satizaol with
a., terminus at the Ccntrcdale ndig"
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-08-14
GROUND
BROKEN
TODAY

Ground was broken at : o'clock this
morning for the new Calvary Baptist
church, corner OF Broad and stanwood
streets, Thomas w. Waterman. superin-
tendent Of the Sunday school conductiong
the exercises in the absence of Rev. Ed
Ward iolyokc, pastor OF the church.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-08-14
TAFT AND PARTY LEAVE
FOR lL0IL0, PHILIPPINES

Manila. Aug 1i. The transport Logan
sailed for Uoilo al : o'clock yesterday
afternoon with Secretary Taft and his
pa rtv on board. Gen. Corhin, Gov. Wright
and an tho m mbers ~ the Philippines
commission. except Ncary G. Ide. accom-
panied tho party
Mrs Dubois tho wifo ~ tho senator
from Idaho who was injured IN a Iun-
away accident ON Saturday afternoon
was reetless this afternoon. but n / con
dtion Is not considered 20 he serious
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-08-14
II KILLED
IN OHIO
SMASHUP

Cleveland o., Aug. IA fast east
bound passenger train on the Nickel
Plate road collIded with a westbound
freight train early yesterday at Kishman,
O., near Vermillion. resulting In the death
OF IL persons. while at least 25 others
were injured, some OF whom will probably
die.
The wreck. according TO the officials OF
the company. was due 20 msunder-
standing OF orders or neglect 10 obey
them on tho part of~he crew OF the
freight train
THE DEAD
Charles w. Poole. engineer OF pas
senger train, 60 years old. tonneaut. O.
Joseph w. Alexander q. Newark. y. J.
Frank Weaver. IS. Findlay. O.
Nine Italian lsborerse
THE INJURED
John w. Long. Cleveland, o.. right leg
broken.
Richard A. son Of John W. Long right
leg amputated. may die
Joseph Dumont. two ribs broken back
cut and internal injuries; may die.
Louis Reinbolt, BescOm, 0. compound
fracture left leg, feet crushed and body
bruised.
r. r.. onara. Fndlay. O.. right leg
amputated.
John W. Murphy. West Haven. Conn.
right foot bruised ana body lacerated -
Floyd Reumer. Ada. O.. left leg broken
and face badly cut
Roy Winch, Findlay. o., internal in
iuries and hurt about chest
Aside from the engineer. the men killed
on the passenger train were all riding
I'm the smoking car. AZ tho head of the
train. and were mostly foreign lsborers
I'm tho employ Of the Standard Oil COM
pany on their way from Fort Seneca
O.. 10 Brookheld %.
KILLED AT POST.
Engineer Poole OF tho passenger train
was killed at his post while trying TO
reach for the air brake. after seeing the
headlight II the freight engine Is fre-
man. II. ITssfner. saved himself BY jump
ing.
The high speed Of the passenger train
threw its locomotive and first three cars
over on the engine Of the freight train.
. lescopng the smoker and the car fol-
lowing. The forward cars OF the freight
train were splintered 10 fragments
or the passengers i'm the smoker nine
escaped injury. Fortunately there was
no fire but the heavy timbers ~ the
wrecked cars pinioncd down many ard
prevented them from getting out untIl
assistance arrived As soon as possible
after the wreck occurred doctors were
sent on a special train TO the scene from
Lorain
The injured were hurried 10 Lorain and
placed In the hospfta1 thtFe, Tho dead
were conveyed 10 q morgue at Lorain,
awaiting identification and disposition.
When the trains came together almost
everybody IN the smoker was dozing The
sudd jar hurled them out Of their
seats into the ai9le. and threw several
persons 10 the roof and sides of the cars.
which seemed all at once 10 crunch I'm
lke a paper bag. plnning down each pas
senger In tho position i'm which he was
caught The passengers In the second
car escaped more easily. although few
got or without cuts. bruises, spiains or
broken bones.
The two rear cars were sleepers and
they withstood the shock without suffer
ing serious harm No passengers in the
sleepers were injured.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-08-14
FOUR iAUTINEERS FROM
pRUTH TO aE SHOT

sebastopol. Aus. l.-As n result Of tho
trial of 50 mutinecrs ~ tho training ship
Pruth. u have been acquitted. -four con-
dcwucd to bc shot. thr"c yentcntcd To- pc
nal soVitudc for lifc ana the remainder
90 various shorter terms. tn" court re-
commended that two of the death sem
tsuCCs be cummutcd
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-08-14

"The car eocn1s 20 think his crown
Is fastened securely on his head"
Yes n he loses one hc'U prOba bly
loSn tho other. Life.
you say no IS q financial wreck Thcr
WHY Is ~ that hc appears so happy"
"well. { guess his credits 50 poor that
he can't oven borrow trouble Cleveland
Leader.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-08-14
DRINK
CAUSED
DEATH

Tho body Of John Sullivan. a water
front lounger. who worked at odd jobs
when the spirit moved him. wa found
dead under ono Of the delivery wagons ot
German & Co. on Transit street nj $50
O'Clock yesterday morning.
The discovery was made by william
Caserly, a teamster. residing at Is James
street
Patrolman Duffy OF the Third Police
station notified Medical Examiner Ie-
gram who said that death had been
caused by acute alcoholism
sullivan was q years old He le1vcs
widow and one child with whom no
had not lived FOR several years llc also
LEFT two brothers. ~ ruic he sl,pt
In shcds and nung about 'hc docks.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-08-14

Senator. congratulate you un-
derstsid you have br~u indicated"
Trump Johusun. 50 tho ur-t
trial the Jury disagreed ~ tho s,cnr
trial M lawyers found q rtw boz tho lr-
dictuCnt and Tho case Ms thrown ouf
~ court. Chicago TrribucD
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-07-01
The Texas Tile < Trust CO
70 occupy the
First National Bank Building

The Texas Title and Trust Co. has
just closed it's second year Of sue
cessful business and having out grown
its present quarters. has purchased
the First National Bank building and
will hereafter occupy same
The company has a capital of 500
10000 and the following Officers.
r. g. Phillips, president, Il, " Get
zendaner, v. president. and f. p
Hawkins secretary and treasurer, and
conducts general loan and ab-
stract business
Ii Is the intention OF the company
70 amend its charter under the new
banking and trust company avs. and
while IL now intends TO continue the
present line OF trust business. when
the business Of our city and com
munlty shall increase to the extent
OF the necessity Of additional bank
ing facilities il viii he in position
to supply IL.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-07-01

SATINOLA is new discovery. guar
anteed, and money refunded If it
fails TO remove the worst case of
Freckles, Pimples, Tan, Liver Spots
Sallowness, Black-heads, or any other
skin eruption in % dags-leaves the
skin clear, soft, healthy and restores
the beauty OF youth Thousands tes-
tify TO the merits of Satinola.
Miss Alice Lirette writes. -Thfbo-
deaux, La. Oct, Is, 1904 For four
years my face was completely covered
with freckles and pimples. All rem
edies failed until ! used two pack
ages OF Satinola, which completely
removed the freCBles and pimples.
My complexion is now perfect. and
hope every lady having freckles or
pimples VIII try Satinola. Price
so cents and $500, By leading drug
glStS, or mail
NATIONAL TOILET COMPANY
Paris, Tennessee.
Sold in Waxahachie by HOOD &
MARTIN, and all leading druggists.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-07-01
BLEW OUT HIS BRAINS
Man Near Wellington 0afWIts oftt-
GERS by Committing ~ni,isle

Wellington. Texas July Z }amss.
at ArlIc "Wednesday and bleW out
his hraius Officer WeFe eudeasoF-
ms pa uteFiaAe him 10 restrain bim
uu a luuacy chaFec Nheu ihs suields
occurred The dead man lived ou
SaH Fof& eishg miles east 81 here
CaNef MAS one ~ fae oldest sefs
fleff GA the counts and had atwas
been respected
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-07-01

&aesAm 1aiw OF s&# H4a a#
nastAa ta farmtNh #BRnis*A - H#
State eiswFnussmsFg Institutions tAm
aaFsaASgmE @armt @#s f#rs~A s# fe-
tees ahmmt twenty-five s@e@a#e It
wswmm irregularities.
A AAlg anmmm arrived this gnnrNia.
iuma Fwengy hnara late sumam aAa nat
hAwm bonds maae out and wmxw mos
aaaHma