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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-06-02
Blonde or Brunette ?

Alta recent meeting OF the AnthFo-
biological Society OF London, England
DR., Shrubsall brought forward some
very remarkable statistics, showing
that the blonde type OF woman 10 rapid
ly going out OF existence aud the bFu-
nette type taking its place.
This is even more noticeable i'm Am
erica than In England, And:more in the
South than in the. North.
The extinction OF the blond type OF
beauty, according to Mr.. Henry Bal
four, 10 principally due TO the fact that
blondes are much more subject to the
diseases OF early childhood, such Ap
measles, diphtheriA. scarlet fever, etc.
On the other hand, IL IL a fact. proved
by the thousands OF letters received
daily by the Chattanooga Medicine
Company (proprietors OF Wine OF Car
dol, for female compliintG that a
much larger number OF brunettes than
blondes suffer from disordered func.
tons Of womanhood, such ~ menstrual
irregularities, pain. falling OF the
womb, headache, bAckaehe, etc.
In view Of these statistical facts, t. o
vital questions suggest themselves to
the thinking mind
Are blondes born TO die?
Are brunettes born TO suffer-
Science is trying to neEate the first
question
The second has already been soiSed
by Wine Of Cardui.
II you could read through the vast
correspondence with women OF every
sge which 10 handled by the Ladies'
Advisory department Of the Chstta-
nooga Medicine Compapy. ChattaboO-
90. Tenn. you would begin 10 appreci-
etc the great value OF Csrdui ~ sIck
women
Pi,iful tales OF suffering and distress.
describing Jsars of pain aud illness,
ng for help, after physicians and
medicine had failed
Answers 20 these. containing free
med ca I'd vice and simple Instructions
how to successfully treat these dread
fol diseases To- the privacy ofIthsir oWn
homes
Letter. rece 81 later from these
same women, Who had beer restored
70 health by Wine OF Cardui, giving
thanks that such q nedieiSe for sUaeF.
ing women had been bsOaEht 20 their
notice
10 you could read these letter. you
would surely Be convinced thai Wins
O, Cardui 10 What 700 need today foe
your female pain wsakhsss % stsh-
ness. aud you'd Wtsts no more pFee-
zoos DAYS OF hoou, bat Get dollar
bot,bs ct once At JOer droGEas's and
b~sin 20 take this wondsrfal heDs
,rsasmsst for ell EEK Hse sahering
vUmsn
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-06-02
North oainssvuIs Social.

The Christian Endeavor Society OF
North Gainesville participated in q SO
cial At the residence Of Dir. and Mrs.
Henry Bruce a night or two recently.
There wNs big crowd. a good time,
plenty ~ rfrrshment', and NJ late
hrn- ev.-vh,dy departed Or their ~.
sptct,vr hom,s foil Of Zee ct,am and
ambition.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-06-02
A Noetarne.

"You will have 10 accompany me, "
said the new und jealous officer OF the
law. laying a firm hand on the arm -
the seedy young man who was making
night hideous with a cornet
Certainly" said the musician, af-
fectionately linking his arm In the pO-
liceman's. what do you wish TO sing
and In what keyr'
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-06-02
Kent Awake.

'How are you getting on with your
music. my dearH' inquired lady Of
her niece.
"weIl, Of course" replied the niece
dlfiidently. ''!t wouldn't be proper for
mo 70 compliment myself. but some OF
the nelghbOrs have told me they have
stayed awake at night for hours listen.
ing 10 my playing"
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-06-02

A. A. HsFren, Finch, Arb writes
'Folsy's Honey and Tar 10 The best
preparation for coughs, colds and luhs
RsOahls. / knoU that 10 has cured eon'
amptIoa IN ths fret staEes" fOo
svsr beard 81 snJOae using Foley
Honey and Tar and not being satisfied
". McCollurn A Co.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-06-02
Potatoes Not Profitable

Reports from the farmers who have
been growing Irish potatoes for market
in the Santa Fe section are a little dis
coursging for the season. insofar as the
prices we're concerned. While the soil
seemed particularly adapted to the cul-
ture Of potatoes and the yield was good
and the tubers we're as fine 81 could
be produced anywhere, the prices
were down and the growers are natur-
ally discouraged However, many Of
them propose to give the venture an
other trial and hope next season TO
make up the deficiency in prices.
The Santa Fe section is said to be the
finest in the State for the culture OF
potatoes and the result 80 far g. pro-
duction is concerned IL entirely salts
factory.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-06-02
HAIR NATURALLY ABUNDANT.
whsA u IL Free of DaHdruR, u Grow,
Luxariaatiy.

Fair preparations and daHdruf cures
80 a rule. are sticky or irritating Affairs
that do no earthly good Hair. when not
diseased grows naturally. iuxurlantly
Dandrun II the cause ~ nine-tentha %
all hair trouble. and dandrun II caused
by germ. The only way 40 cure dand-
run IL 90 kin the Esrm, and, 40 far the
only hair preparation that will positively
destroy the germ II New hro's Harpiclde-
absolutely harmless, free from grease.
sediment. dye matter or dangerous drugs.
IL allAys Itching Instantly; makes hair
gioasy and soft as sik Destroy the
cause. you remove the eject" Sold By
leading druggists Send inc. I'm stamps for
sample 20 The Herplolds Co. Detroit.
Mich.
J. n. Bedford 4 Co.. speelaI Agents
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-10-11
THE DAYTON TRANSFER
Formal Part Of Deal Gidng the Erie Control
Completed Yesterday.

Cincinnati. oct. 1.-THE formal transfer
OF Cincinnati Hamilton and Dayton, or,
as Il has been known since the acquisition
of the Pcrc Marquette system, the Great
Central system TO the Eric railway. was
made yesterday afternoon At tho annual
meeting OF the stockholders OF tho G.,
n. and T.
Tho 900 years lease OF tho Pere
Marquette hcla by g., H. and -. was
transferred 90 tho Eric and tho contract
modified vita tho Toledo Railway and
Terminal company $50 that it may be alb
sorbed by the Erie
Tho stockholders then reelected Russell
Harding OF cincinnati and Richard NJ
Yolng of Now York as directors for
three-year terms and Lawrence Maxwell
Jr. Of cincinnati and j. !. Robinson of
Toledo we're succeeded as directors bv
Thomas Walsh aud John r. Bruce.
both of Cincinnati
out Of a possible total ~ $50 ooo shares
iA2. as6 were voted % these 1n $50 by Eu-
gene Zimmerman
Mr.. Zimmermans large holding was
largely by proxy from New York owners.
Mr.. Zimmerman will formally retire as
president OF the G.. n and n. later
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-10-11
PAwTUCKET.

AZ last nights meeting of the school
committee principals and teachers for the
evening schools were chosen. James IL.
Connolly was appointed principal Of tho
evening high school.
The funeral OF Noel j Champagne, who
died as the result OF injuries received I'm
n collision Of two electrics. was solemn
tied from ST. Johns church, Woodlswn.
yesterday.
President Lyman r. Con- presided at
last nights meeting OF the Boys club.
Reports were presented and officers elect
co as IL was the annual meeting. Every
department OF the clubs many activities
was prospercd during tho past year. The
finances OF the club were reported 20 be
in fairly good condition. but the intention
was made known to request more gen
eral cooperation I'm the future for carry
ing on the work OF the organization.
Directors 10 serve during the ensuing
year were elected as follows: Lyman B.
Gof. James r. MacColl. A. A. Jenckcs.
Darius l.. Con. Samuel NJ. Conant Geo.
NJ Thornton. william H. Dempsey. Ed
ward l., Freeman Ebeu y 1.ittlehed.
lanes i. jerks and Henry g. Thresher
A meeting Of the board of directors fol-
lowed and these Officers we're chosen:
President. Lyman B. Con: vice presi-
dents. James r. MacColl, 4. 4. Jeuckcs.
II. L. Con: secretary and treasurer. Sam
uol NJ. Couant.
An enthusiastic meeting OF the Demo
cratic club NJ the West side was held last
evening \ committee vas appointed to
serure permanent meetiug place
The Republican city committee viii meef
'or purposes ~ organization ~ 1yler hail.
Friday evening
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-10-11
CENTRAL FALLS.

The annual meeting OF the Moshassuck
cemetery corporation was held yesterday
afternoon At the office of the superin-
tendent The principal business trans
acted was OF a routine character The
report OF tho treasurer for tho past year
was read and accepted and showed a
steady increase in the sinking fund after
all bills were paid The following were
elected trustees: Rev James II. Lyon,
Edward Davenport. Thomas Briden. Rob
crt Kay and James Currie Mccartney.
Dr. A. A, Mann was chosen for auditor
At a subsequent meeting OF the trustees
the follwing officers were elected: Prcsi-
dent. Thomas Briden; secretary, Edward
Davenport; treasurer. Rev. James VI.
Lyon; superintendent James Hacking;
committee on property. Robert Kay
\ number OF gas meters or tho quarter
in-the-slot variety We're broken into i'm
the neighborhood OF Fletcher street a few
days ago. The police are trying 10 To-
cate the thief
prospective bridegroom went 20 the
city clerk for a license yesterday and was
so agitated that he could not recall the
lady's first name
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-10-11
WARREN.

A rehearsal Of tho cantata.- Joseph.
Prince OF Egypt" was held i'm the vestry
or the Methodist church last night About
70 were present and considerable was ac-
complished. The chorus is being carefully
trained under the direction of Mr.. New
ell of Boston. Mass. The soloists are be
coming perfect i'm their parts. and the
production promises 10 be great sue
cess. Special rehearsals are to be held
during this week.
The George Wheaton estate At the cor
ner OF Main and Washington streets has
been purchased by Mr. James u. Drown
from the executor OF the estate, Mr..
Frank Champliu. The property consists
Of a valuable piece OF land and large
dwelling house, which has been occupied
FOR some time past hy Mr. Drown.
Deeds have been fled at the town clerk $
office for the transfer OF lot OF land
on the Leacault plat az East Warren
from Mary j. Smith. TO William Jacques.
Both parties belong AZ Pawtucket r. |.
Edward Samson, an employe Of r. +.
Tiffany. the ice dealer. is recovering
rapidly from injuries sustained while at
work and is able 20 he about again.
The regular weekly devotional meeting
OF the Christian Endesvor society was
held last night I'm tho main vestry Of the
Baptist church. 4 large number Of mem
bers were present and an excellent scr
vice was held,
Mechanics Fire company. No .. Is max.
ing arrangements TO hold fat, in Ar
morv hall from Nov. 18th TO Nov. 2lst
A street parade will he held each even
ing and numerous out-of-towu companies
will he invited TO attend.
Court Warren, Foresters of America.
held their semi-monthly meeting I'm odd
Fellows hall last night. The usual pro-
gram OF routine business was held fol-
lowed by social exercises
The Kings Daughters society connect
Cd with the NJ. f church has completed
arrangements for n rummage sale 10 be
held the last three days Of this week
Mr. James Redfern and Mr.. Napoleon
Paquln Of this town left here this morning
10 serve as petit Jurors at the Superior
court. I'm session at Providence. v. I.
The Massasoit club H. making arrange
ments for n select dance to he held IN
the town hall on Saturday evening. oct
2lst. Music for dancing will be furnished
by tho Straight Brothers orchestra OF
Bristol
Captain Edward H. Matteson of this
town has made application To the shell
fish commissioners OF the state for foui
ncres OF oyster grounds In Bristol harbor
adjoining land already held by him Tn,
application will be considered az a session
~ the commissioners to b. held next Fri.
day. Oct Both at Providence. r.. l.
Railroad Commissioner T.. l.. Freeman
was present yesterday morning at the
town hall, where a hearing was held rcla.
tive To the construction and operation o'
gate lOwercrs az the various grade cross
ings TN town. The meeting was called q,
order 40 i0:3n n. m. and FOR two hour,
and half discussion of the matter ~.
hold. y number ~ local mon protested
vigorously against the change and Com
missioner Freeman vii reserve his de
elslon until later.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-10-11
The News Of the State
BRISTOL.
Daughters Of Amlrica Hold An.
nuaI Meeting--Oihar Mat
terS Of Interest.

The annual meeting Of Bristol Chapter
Daughters Of the American Revolution
was held Monday afternoon. The attend
ance was large. The result OF the cleo
tions was as follows: Regent, Mrs. Ed
ward !. Brownell; secretary, Mrs. Edwsro
q. Easterbrooks: treasurer, Mrs. Henry
Barton; registrar, Mrs. G. j. Hasbrouck'
historian, Mrs. III. W. Bache; the adVls
ory board. Mrs. A. J.. Williams, Mrs. II
r Bennett, Miss A u. Manchester, MIS-
Ransom, Mrs Foster. Miss L. +. Munro
Mrs. H. NJ Gibson, Mrs. T.. s. Waldron'
auditor OF accounts, Mrs. G. A. Johnson
The 3lst annual harvest home festival
OF Trinity church. will be held this even
ing at quarter before eight. The service
will be choral evensong and sermon.
Offerings OF vegetables, fruits, cereals
preserves or groceries are asked from
those who are Interested These offerings
will be sent. after the service. to the chill
drens home and home for aged women
OF this town, to St Mary's orphanage,
East Providence and TO the -. Ellzabeth
home. Providence
The Jewish Day of Atonement which
began AZ 4.3 o'clock sunday afternoon
closed at g o'clock. The services were
held I'm the synagogue on Richmond street
conducted by Bernard Tokosky Of New
ark. y. J. All the Jewish places or
business were closed
Seth PAUL. Sr.. who has been quite
ill for several days past. being threat
ened with pneumonia from a sudden cold.
Is much improved this morning.
Councilman John l.. Gladding and Mrs.
G,adding gave farewell reception at
their home last evening on Lincoln ave-
nue. Councilman Gladding will remove
his family to Providence tho latter part
of the week,
Miss Elizabeth Reynolds nurse I'm
81. Mary's hospital, New York city. Is
spending a short vacation al the home
OF her parents Mr.. and Mrs John +.
Reynolds. on her return 20 the hospital
Miss Reynolds will have charge OF =
ward
There was no quorum OF the school
committee on Monday evening. conse-
quently the regular meeting was not held.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-10-11
pr. JUDITH
HARB0R OF
REFUGE

The War department has at last award
ed the contract for tho Improvement Of
tho Point Judith harbor OF refuge 20
John r. Donovan OF New York. the low
est bidder.
There has been much delay all along
In getting this work under way. The
funds for the improvement Of tho hsr-
Dor were available months ago. being
set aside by the River and Harbor act
OF March 3 last
No one has been able TO explain why
the army engineer in charge OF the pro-
ject failed 10 prepare the specifications at
once and invite bids. As IL the case in
work where the amount Is available and
the conditions urgent.
MUCH TINE WAS LOST.
There were several complaints filed with
the chief of engineers I'm Washington
and that official was obliged 20 direct his
subordinate to act without further de-
lay.
Tho bids were opened more than 4
month ago and IL was not until Sept 25
that the chief engineer passed upon the
contract under which work must be COM
menced within 20 days after the con-
tractor receives notice OF the acceptance
OF his bid.
In tho meantime much valuable oppor-
tunity 70 carry out the plans FOR the
Point Judith Improvement has been lost,
for while the work must be done within
II months the contractor H. permitted "a
exclude the months OF December, Janu-
ary, February and March when IL will
be impossible 10 conduct any work.
a 10000 CONTRACT.
The sum available for the improvement
r. 10000 and under the contract with
Mr.. Donovan IL Is proposed that the ex
tension seaward Will commence at IN,
end OF the present shore arm breakwatei
I'm about l5 feet OF water and continue
10 tho southwest a. far as the funds viii
permit.
The depth Of water will vary from u
10 "a feet. The shore extension will com.
menco at the shore end OF tho present
breakwater at about the low water line
and be extended across the beach 10 th'
upland bluf, with revotment extending
for n distance OF 100 feet along the blum
on tho Seaward side Of the breakwatci
and about 30 feet along the blufr OF the
harbor
The amount Of stone required for the
shore end and the rcvetmont is estimated
at 300 tons.
This will probably end the incident
which has been so veXatious 20 the many
people who arc interested I'm the protoc-
tlon OF commerce, aud who have felt that
they were not fairly treated by the army
engineer who had the Point Judith wor,
I'm charge.
The importance of the work is shown
by the fact that 66 vessels took refuge I'm
the harbor last August
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-10-11

The following were appointed at the
meeting held in the vestry OF St Brcn-
den's Catholic church last evening TO ar
range for an entertainment to he held
In the town hall Monday evening. oct.
81: Chairman. r. j. Gannsy. secretary.
Urban r. Farrell; treasurer, Joseph 4.
Hogan; on entertainment. Joseph II.
Hogan. j. r.. Ridge, Oliver Smith. Ur-
ban r Farrell; printing, j. 4. Ridge:
master OF ceremonies. Wesley Trombley.
assistants. Oliver smith A. F. Albro,
Daniel Hsgan. Jr. William Albro. Ur-
ban l.. Farrell. II. Laferriere. Joseph
Hogan. Willie Iaferriere. Edward Hagan;
reception committee, Patrick easy. chair
man: James J. Wood Mrs. James j.
Wood Mrs A. Cornell r. ". Tobin Mrs.
Daniel l.. Hagan. \. T. Albro. Mrs. A.
r. Albro. Captain John Meehan. Mrs.
John Meehan. Tobias Burke, Mrs Tobias
Burke. r. +. Kennedy. Mrs. 7. +. Ken
nedy. o. G. Beloine Mrs. O. G. Beloinc,
George Mclaughlin, Mrs. George Nc
1saughlin, Miss 4. Higney, Miss Nj. Hig-
ney John Hurley. Mrs. John Hurley, Jo-
seph Trombley, Mrs. Joseph Trombley
H. Laferriere. Mrs. II. Lsferriere,
Richard Murphy Mrs. Richard Murphy.
Mrs. Alice Healy. Mr.. and Mrs. Danswau,
Miss T. T. Hogan, Mrs. O'Gara. Miss
Mary King, J. r. Ridge, Mrs. J. r.
Ridge. ]. Marshall, Miss Annie King.
Miss V. Laundry. Mrs. J. Marshall! Miss
A. Laundry, Miss J. Kelly, T.. j. Gaffney.
Mrs. r. j. Gaffney, Miss l.. Tobin, Miss
T.. Tobin. Jacob Laundry. Mrs. Jacob
Laundry. w Leddy Mrs. w. Leddy, Mrs.
Shepard. j Callahan. Mrs. j. Callahan,
James Boync. Mrs. j. Boyne.
The various committees will meet at the
/ vestry of the church Tuesday evening OF
/ next week. and at the conclusion Of the
| al6 services Sunday the ladies' reception
/ committee will meet and organize.
There arrived at the depot this morning
/ the carcasses of two deer, killed az Nor
| cross. Ne. by Mr.. Warren l.. Fales Of
] this place.
Mr. Frank Coggesal and Miss Lillian
/ Farra were given a shower party AZ
7 tho residence OF Miss Farrs on Adams
! avenue last evening
Report has Il that Mr.. 4. A White OF
! Camp White fame will spend the win
| ter I'm California
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-10-11

When Mrs. zogoo OF Alta street walked
into the Chaffee street station Monday
evening and told the officials that her
home had been robbed OF about $40 worth
OF jewellery. the police were OF the opinion
that the woman knew where she lived.
The case was given to Detective Maguiro
20 investigate and he was not long i'm
learning that Mrs. Zogolo was a resident
OF the town Of Cranston.
Tho officials OF Cranston were notified
and looked tho land over and found that
little corner OF the house in which the
Zogolos reside Is IN the city OF Providence.
and that corner includes portion OF the
room from which the iewelry was stolen
but tho trunk that wss broken into was
or the Cranston side.
There is no inlet from the house into
the city. SO Providence has one less case
OF thisving TO record.
Mr.. Zogolo has an idea as 10 who took
the jewels and has furnished the police
with an excellent description OF the one
suspected
WILL HAVE TO EXPLAIN.
The Main CATER" OF the old Home
stead club has been summoned TO appear
before tho executive board this evening
and explain why he came home from n
fishing trip yesterday with q few me0sly-
looking fish all dressed
II is tho custom OF the members OF this
club wnen they go fishing 20 exhibit their
catch At the club room and 70 give other
evidence that nothing but the truth II
being told, and II is not long ago that
member was suspended for ono month
for claiming 10 land four pound black
bass, which was the property OF another
member.
The majority OF the members o. the
club aye OF the opinion, they say. that
the Main CATER" caught his Ash at
Penney's fish market on Manton avenue.
AN OFFICIAL VISIT.
Perseverance lodge knights OF Pythias
had q fun house last evening and n very
pleasant meeting was the result The
cause Of the large attendance was the
official visit Of Grand Chancellor Longley
who was accompanied by every member
OF his board. Under tho head of the good
Of the order addresses were made by the
grand officers and others. which was fol-
lowed by substantial collation..
GENERAL MENTION.
John T. Muldoon. a sergeant connected
with tho Plain street police station and
known to many as tho strong man was
on duty I'm this district last night I'm place
Of Sergeant Bennett. who is on the sick
list
There was nothing but routine business
transacted at tho meeting OF Mauufsc-
turers' lodge or Odd Fellows last even
ing
Mounted Patroman Luby is spending
q few days in New York state
Come TO the Regent clubs grand fair
n Irons hall. Dancing and special at
fractions each evening. From Oct 10
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-10-11
she JIU.JITSUEO HIM

New Yorx oct 1l-Mlss Misoa Soga. a
JapgDssp sword dancer who says she
lives I'm West SiNty-zixth street gave an
exhibition OF iiu-iitsu yesterday ~ front
az "A drN goods store on West ono Hun
drcd and TWcuty-fifth street
n NcCullom - years old. an cleo
tritlau 81 get West Forty third street
attempted tu speak 60 her she alleges.
Tn. vOuuC man np sooner had tho words
out of hie mouth than Miss Soga rsbhed
him hy tho coat collar and thieT him
over her head - IN no we're TOY.
She repeated trs opera lion when Mrtul-
lom tried fo explain lie vas arrested
on charge - dirotderl3 conduct.