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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-05-27

| day hop on the afternoon as we'll as on
the evening OF Tuesday. Decoration day,
In addition 10 the special hop 10 be held
Monday evening At the Monday evening
hop. which will begin az tho usual time.
o'clock. the admission fee will be 25
cents for men and 10 cents for the ladies.
This Is the usual fee.
On Tuesday afternoon and on Tuesday
evening, however. tho orchestra will be-
gin playing an hour earlier than usual
and will stop the usual time, thus giving
the dancers four hours of dancing, in
stead OF the three they receive on the
usual occasions For this extra hour the
charge will be Is cents for men and
women alike for the entire afternoon or
the entire evening.
Leader Fay has promised some new
music for these events. having brought
back with him from a trip from which
he returned Wednesday OF this week a
lot OF new music secured from music pub
fishers In -Jew York and other cities. his
tour taking him as far west as Detroit
Among the more notable hits he has Sc
cured for playing at Rhodes i'm advance
OF their being heard anywhere else in
Rhode Island. are Harry Won Tilzer's
latest song hits Every Little hit Helps"
and I'm Vacation Time" with "A Picnic
For Two" and Bunker HILL" publlshed
The Rollicking Girl" Fantana." THE
School Girl and 1T Happened I'm Nord-
land musical comedies now running I'm
New York and very popular there. While
the plano scores OF some OF these songs
have reached this city. the orchestra at
Rhodes Is the first, It is claimed. 10 have
the orchestration OF them. and as in the
case of many other so hits heard last
season for the first time. as played by
this orchestra. they will be heard for the
first times at popular Rhodes casino
There will be a big call for canoes for
Decoration day. and orders are being
booked In advance at the canoe house al
Rhodes. The number there is very
large. but the demand for them makes II
certain that many will follow the popular
program Of spending the afternoon on
the beautiful Pawtuxet and the evening
In the casino. witn supper at the restau-
rant on the terrace overlooking the river.
The opening Of branch OF Macreath's
In this c-,y makes II now possible 10 get
some OF the best of cooking without leav-
ing the grounds at Rhodes In addition
TO the casino and the canoes. there are
the attractions OF bowling on the IL new
alleys and many other features, with
pool, billiards and others.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-05-27

with a party come 10 New Haven in
search OF her Agnes. Bob. Phoebe ana
Hyde Ogden, a classmate OF Bob's. man
age TO escape the search party and get
on board Bobs yacht and set sail for
New York They are followed by the
irate brother in a tug boat In Long
Island the yacht is becalmed in a fog
and the eoping couple are overtaken.
The manner in which Bob meets the
various complications which then follow
are sufficient 10 keep even the most Sc
rious minded audience laughing uproar-
ousy until the finish OF the play An
unique and intricate BIT OF stagecraft IS
that OF the third act which represents
fun rugged yacht sailing IN Long ISL
and sound. Gardner Crane will have a
capital role as Bob" Ridgeway the role
originally played by While Collier and
ChVstal Herne will play Agnes Coh.
Frank Losee will he cast for Judge Ridge
way and Edwin Nicarder will be the
Hyde Ogden. ..
Orme Caldara VIII have a capital com
edy role as the Duke OF Csrbondale. whose
lack OF humor causes many a hearty
laugh at his expense The other members
OF the cast will be as follows McGeachey
Tom Wise Phoebe Ridgeway Myrtle
May; Duchess ot Carbondale, Mabel Car
ruthers; Rev. DR. Wolcot,. William III
Turner Horace Colt. Percy Winter. Sat
suma. Bob's Japanese valet William
Hofrrsn: Lottie Flinders, Jane Rivers
Pearl Sanders Helen Dodge Lucille, Mona
Parker. Mr.. IIix. George Fisher; Mr.. Gin-
son Robert Turner; Peterson, John
Fleming
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-05-27

never had seen the Anawan grounds. and
were much interested in the log cabin
with it's immense stone chimney.
While the CLANS were being baked in
the good old shioned way on tho ground
and the chowder was boiling in a big
kettle suspended from a pole resting on
two crotchet sticks the party inspected
the premises and commended William r.
Randall. who is credited with the dis
covery OF Anawan lake. and is known as
the Christop -er Columbus OF the Anawan
country.
Several tables were set on the open
ground between the cabin and the road
leading through the field covered with
shrubbery and boulders At e:30 o'clock
the bake was ready, aud in addition TO
CLAIMS and chowder there were Holsters
and bluefsh.
There were no formal speeches. the
only remarks made being those OF DR..
+. II. Feckham OF the Hunters con-
tingent.
The members OF the Hunters con-
tingent are George s. Baker. president:
William r. Randall, Francis Colwell.
Frederick r. Hoard, r. II. Peckham AID
Louis y. Colwell.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-05-27


perience. Indeed. this greatest OF com
edies Is but rarely seen for The reason
that II calls for so very many skilled
performers for its proper enactment.
Miss Aliens leading man for THIS season
Is Henry -Jewett fpiat,--tetfi- H. fprcar-Trs-
Leontes. Few actors on the stage today
have had SO varied an experience as Mr..
Jewett. In 1879 when clerk IN tho
Bank of New Zealand he played his arst
part. that of Ralph Waters IN Bitter
Cold HIS success was so great that ne
at once Joined the rarlls OF the profes-
sion. one OF the earliss. roles which ne
essayed being Camille in The Winters
Tale Going TO Australia he appeared
with great success as the chevalier in
The Two Orphans Mr Jewe,t again
appeared in Shakespeare supporting the
popular Australian star, EEsie Zanyns.
IN Romeo and Jrliet" and ''Cymbeline. 90
Later he was leading man for George
Rincoid. in Sydney. appearing with great
success as Casslps in Julius Caesar,
In 1892 Mr. Jewett came TO America.
and shortly after his arrival IN San Fran-
cisco became the leading man in stock
wells theatre. the company Including Il
j. Henley John Jack Arthur Byron and
Aubrey Boucic2ult The following season
Mr. Jewett became leading man with the
Julia Marlowe company His Romeo. In.
gonar and Valyciio received warm recog-
milton. TIE following seasen Mr.. Jewett
Joined the Richard Mansfield comrany ard
later supported George G. Min IN SHAKES.
peare. appearing as Csssivs and O;hello.
Mr.. Jeweit subsequently, appeared as the
king In Fanny Dayenports Joan OF Are"
Later he was the John Storm 20 Miss
Aliens Glory QEayle. IN The Christian"
Isticrly Mr. Jewett was leading man
with Ada Rehan and Virginia Harmed
BOYD Putnam VIII appear as Pciixenes
One OF Mr. Putnam's earliest appearances
was as Armoud ~ Mile. Rhea's Camille.
He was for three seasons. from Sc TO IS
the juvenile AZ tho Bos'on Mmscrn. ard
then followed an CnEagemont with VIII
liam Gillette. lie subsequently, appeared
as leading man In The wife" ard "The
Charity Bali From 80 Go es Mr. Put
nam was leading man with william "
Cranes company. and for three years
following was with Joseph jefferson Last
season M Putnam appeared with Blanche
Walsh in The Resurrection" with Mr
Goodwin in The NIdsrmmer Nights
Dream" and tise century players IN
Much Ado About Nothing
Frank Vernon, who has staged the
comedy for Miss Allen. viii appear a.
Camille. During his career on the Eng
tsh stage Mr.. Vernon has appeared IN
'eerfeen shskespearean productions and
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-05-27
PROVIDENCE OPERA HOUSE.

The companies which have supported
Viola Allen since becoming star have
been OF the highest order OF excellence.
Miss Allen has never relied upon her own
reputation or abilities as an actress 10
please and satisfy; but has always sur
rounded herself with players Of reputa-
ton ard capitally suited 10 the roles which
they were called upon TO enact THE
winters Tale" which Miss Allen will
present here at the, Providence Opera
house next Tuesday and Wednesday even
ings and Wednesday matinee. is drama
which requires players OF worth and ex-
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-05-27
WHIPPET HANDICAP

Those who love 20 see good whippet
racing will have opportunity on Memorial
day 10 witness some Of the best sport OF
the kind that has been seen I'm this vicin-
ity in a number Of years.
Harry Abbott has arranged TO have on
that day brought together some OF the
best and fastest dogs in the country
bringing them from New York. Boston
Lowell. Lawrence and many other cities
where the sport thrives. The sport viii
take place at new King park and the
cars will leave this city every half hour
for Thornton and the park II is thought
that there will he large number Of per-
sons present.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-05-27

/ married and the wedding guests are hav-
ing typical Irish celebration when the
! soldiers arrive McCoul escaped upon their
arr!vnl, and Arrah is about TO give her
self up when Shaun though knowing moth
ing of the circumstances declares himself
the guilty party and is led of to prison.
Fanny Powers. McCoul's sweetheart. who
had taken a hand In sending the soldiers
10 Shaun's home because she believed Nc
Coul has been untrue to her and WAS
really in love with Arrah soon finds out
her mistake. and sets oIt to riRht the mis-
take. IIer accepted fance. Col Bagenal
O'Grady IS also persuaded 10 do all he
can for shaun's safety and the two meet
with Beamish NcCoul at the home or tho
Irish secretary OF state whittier all have
fastened to lntercedc In Shaun's behalf,
with the result that the Official grants
ShaNns nsrdon as well as that Of Beam
ish McCnul
Meanwhile Shaun has been convicted OF
the robbery and treason ana has been SEN
tenced by court marital 10 die at dawn the
following morning. During the night. en-
couragSd by a message from Arrah
thrown through his prison window. he
forces the bars nnart, tearing them from
their sockets IN the wall. and assisted by
the Ivy vine growing up It's sides has
arrived safely at the top OF the castle
whore he flnds Arrah struggling with Fee
ney In an attempt to prevent the latter
from knocking Shaun from the wall. IT,
the night which ensues between the two
men. Feeney Is precipituted over the
wall TO the rocks over one hundred feet
below
shauns pardon arrives al this oPpor-
tune moment. and all concludes happily
for all bet the Scamp FeeEey. whose body
Is found mangled by his fall Shaun and
ArrGA. on the one eide and
Beamish and Fanny Powers on the other
hand arriving at a happy conclusion OF
their respective romances with all the
good wishes OF their warm-hearted friends
or the Irish peasautry.
Mr. Courtlegh viii os cousse be seen as
Shaun and Miss Rockwell will portray
the part OF Arrah The other principal
roles will be acted as follows:
Col. Begenal O'Grady, Mr.. Graham:
Beamigh McCoul, Mr.. spencer. Michael
FeeneN, Mr.. Ferguscr; Major Coffin. Mr..
Lynch; secretary OF state Mr. Miller;
sergeant Mr. Roberts; Wlntcnbotom, Mr..
Bishce; Olny Farrell Mr. Benedict Fan
ny Powers Miss Holt; Katy a jig dan
ccr, Miss De Barry; aud Eilcy, Miss Bur
ton
For the following week, the company
viii as above stated be seen q the Provl-
dence Opera House In a production of Ar
thur w. pinoro's beautiful comedy Tire
lawney OF the Wells" which enjoyed the
highest popular favor in New York and
other cities few years since.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-05-27

has produced Hamlet" Richard H."
The Merchant OF Venice" Much Ado
About Nothing" and Romeo and Ju-
liet." For several seasons Mr. Vernon
was leading man with Martin Harvey's $
company
Frank CurTier. TO whom has been en-
trusted the important role Of Autolycus.
was also a member OF Miss Aliens COM
pany last season. appearing with great,
success as Sir Andrew AsuecheelI in
Twelfth Night" Mr.. Currier had a long
experience in Shakespeare as a member
Of Julia Marlowe's company and with
George Ringold in Australia
James Young. who appears as Florizel.
was also n member OF Miss Aliens com
pany last season. appearing as Sebastian
In Twelfth Night" Mr.. Young has had
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-05-27

a long experience in Shakespeare. with
Sir Henry Irving and Augustin Daly's
connrauies. An who saw Miss Aliens
Twelfth Might" production last season
VII recall ZCfIle Tllburys "Mar's" (" In
Tre Wtnters TaIe Miss TNtury VIII
appear as Paulina. G. Leslie Alien. who
was the Antonio ot Twelfth Night" win
BE the shepherd IA The Winters Tale"
Mr., Allen is one of Tho best actors OF The
'oid school which we have today on
the stnge, The other minor CHARACTERS
arc IN as capable hands
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-05-27

There will be dancing every afternoon
as well as every evening az Rhodes. be-
ginning Monday. the opening % the rcgu-
lar summsr-eason at this popular resort
Beginning Monday afternoon Fay's Bel
mont orchestra, under the leadership OF
Edward ~ Fay. known as The Dance
King" will be heard In the latest popular
melodies from New York. most Of them
60 new that they have not yet reached
this city. -here will be n special holi-
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-05-27
NEW CHIEF
JUSTICE
HONORED

State and city officials and citizens
prominent In commercial and industrial
affairs attended yesterday the cl<,~nbake
OF the Hunters contingent OF the Aga
wan club I'm honor of Judge sweetland.
ex-president OF the club.
The party left the city on the 1925
car and rode I'm carriages from Nichols
crossing to the club house on the shore
OF Anawan lake. mile and a half from
the electric railway. Many or the visitors
The oasis., 1905-06-03
May Get Him Later.

Sheriff Fowler answered call for help Wednesday evening and arrived at the residence of Mex ican near the international line just in time to see an offender of the human brute type escape Ari- zona law by running across the line. The man was Jesus Espin- osa, and is q resident of Nogales, Sonora. Mrs. Espinosa had been visiting a family on the Arizona side of the line when her husband, who had been drinking during the day, arrived at the house and pro- ceeded to beat her up. Though the sheriff was on the scene within two minutes after the call for help, the man had already inflicted severe punishment and covered the few yards of territory that lay between him and his native land. The officers, however, will keep sharp lookout for Senor Espinosa and some day when he carelessly steps upon American ground he will be promptly taken into the fold.
The oasis., 1905-06-03
Next Meeting at NogaIes.

Monday evening Mir. Richard Halke returned from Prescott, where he had been in attendance at the annual meeting of the Grand Council of the Improved Order of Red Men, as a representa- tive of Papago Tribe No. IT. MT. Halke reports very interesting meeting and a royal good time. He succeeded in getting the next meeting of the Grand Council to come to Nogales, in May of next year. Returning he stopped at Phoenix to represent Santa Cruz county in the anti joint statehood convention.
The oasis., 1905-06-03
Mrs. Began Recovering.

Mrs. J. W. Began of Tucson. a former resident of Nogales, we'll and widely known in Santa Cruz county, whose severe injury, break ing of her hip bone, was noted at the time, some six weeks ago, is slowly improving. Sunday last the lady was taken from her bed for the first time since the acci- dent, and sat up for time in a reclining chair, which change can now be repeated daily. She is slowly gaining strength and the doctors say that after a time she can stand and walk as well as ever-
The oasis., 1905-06-03
q Fatal Accident.

At Bowie Tuesday, MT. George Temple who was in charge of the helping engines of the s. P. rail
 way running out of that place, was run over by locomotive and one of his legs crushed. A special train conveyed the wounded man to the hospital at Tucson, his mother, Mrs. L. l.. Temple, of Ben- son, boarding the train at that place. At Tucson an amputation was found necessary and perform. ed. It was hoped he would re- cover, but Wednesday his condi- ton became worse, and he died
 that night. His remains were con. veyed to Benson, and there bulied yesterday. Deceased was brother of Mir. J. J. Temple, superintendent of the Cananea railway, and Char
 les J. Temple. superintendent of the Nacozari railway. Miss Ida Temple, young lady we'll known
 in Nogales is his sister. The
The oasis., 1905-06-03
Tnbac Mail Route.

Mr. Q. A. Gildea received notifca- tion from the postotiice depart. ment Sunday that he had been awarded the contract to carry mail between Nogales and Tubac. The distance is about twcnty-three miles and is covered by the reg gular stage between Nogales and Tucson, which runs three times a week. As the mail contract calls for the delivery of the mail three times a week, Mr. Gildea has made arrangements with the pro- prletor of the stage line for carry ing the mail pouches.
The oasis., 1905-06-03
Death of Mrs. Linder.

Thursday morning Mrs. J. Lin- der of Benson, formerly of Noga- les died in the former place from a severe and lingering illness. The lady resided many years in Noga- les and was we'll known and unlver- sally liked. She leaves to mourn her loss her husband and son and a daughter, Mrs. P J. Aguirre of Tucson.
The oasis., 1905-06-03
HE HAD A WAGON LOAD.
Rancher Buys Goods From Soldier and
 Is Bound Over to Grand Jury.

0. A. Rigby, rancher from up near the Huachuca mountains, was brought to Nogales Wednesday night by Deputy United States Marshall c. H. Utting of Tucson. He is charged with larceny, and is accused of having purchased from soldier goods belonging to the United States government, which had not been condemned by gov- ernment officials and advertised for sale. He was examined Thursday before United States Commissioner R. D. George and bound over to the United States grand jury, under bonds of $500.
 Rigby was arrested by Captain Mcclure, quartermaster at Fort Huachuca, on information received from Major Macomb, commanding officer at the fort. Major Macomb had passed Rigby on the road and noting the contents of the rancher's wagon asked him where he got the goods. The man answered that he had just received them at the sta- ton. Major Macomb told Captain Mcclure what he had seen and the latter. by telephoning to the sta tion, learned that no such goods had been received there. The cap- tain then followed Rigby and made the arrest, afterward turning the prisoner over to Deputy United States Marshal Utting.
 When arraigned Thursday Rigby admitted purchasing the goods from a soldier at the fort.
 According to the testimony at the hearing the man had ten sacks of oats, seven sacks of corn, two wall tents, one Sibley tent and five gallons of mineral oil.
 Both Major Macomb and Cap tain Mcclure accompanied the deputy marshal and the prisoner to Nogales Wednesday night and were witnesses for the government at the hearing Thursday morning
 The soldier who is accused oi having sold the goods to Rigby is under arrest at Fort Huachuca and will be court martialed
 The officers at the fort have sus- pected for some time that govern ment property was being taken by soldiers and sold to civilians and have been on the lookout fol offenders.
The oasis., 1905-06-03

it would have been necessary to pass through a number of mining camps, including the mining town of El Tiro, in all of which he is known. Colonel Jewel, in his search, has ascertained that his brother has not been seen at any of the places along that route.
 It Is now believed by many that the report sent out that he was at Cienega, which is about 75 miles from where he was last seen, was circulated by some person or per- sons interested in delaying the in- vestigation into the disappearance
 Colonel Jewel was first notified of his brothers disappearance by Clarence E. Ridgway, who is in- terested with Luther H. Jewel in mining property near Mazda lena The latter telegraphed Col onel Jewel on May IS notifying him of his brother's prolonged ab- sence. At that time Colonel Jewel telegraphed Mir. Ridgway to or ganize searching parties and to spare no effort in the endeavor to locate him. On receiving later ad- vice from Mir. Ridgway to the effect that no trace of the missing man could be found, Colonel Jewel de- termined to go to Sonora himself and assist in and direct the search. He passed through Nogales last week and arrived in Magdalena Friday morning May 26. There he heard of the report sent out to the effect that his brother had been located, and aScertaining that 1t was false and that it interfered with the search, he requested that 1t be denied by the press.
 Tn speaking of his brothers dis appearance Colonel Jewel said; My brother was an old time pros pector and that is what makes the case all the more mysterious to me, He had gone through any number of hardships in his life and was well prepared to look after himself. He had been prospector for fifteen years and was one of the few men that ever nayigated the Grand river from it's source and through the Colorado river. He has a number of claims in Mexico, some { of which he thought promised we'll"
 Luther H. Jewel owns large coal mining interests in Alaska and last fall returned to his home al San Diego, California, from the north. One of his most valuable possessions in Alaska is one thousand acre coal mine near Yakutat. About the middle oi December he became interested in the Mexican properties and went to Magdalena. He returned to San Diego in January and remained there till February 1, when he again left for Mexico.
 Tubac Mail Route.
The oasis., 1905-06-03
To Take Testimony.

At Phoenix last week THE OASIS man met Major F. s. Ingalls, United States surveyor general who stated that in the present month (June) he will come to Santa Cruz county to take testi- mony in the Baca Float grant mat- ter.