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The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1906-12-20

y.wrort News, Va, Specialize
Y-.;..a states arnored cruiser Mon
..ns was SUCCESSFULLY launched Al
Ee~nort ,ss News ship yard in the pres
snee of . large number Of people.
The vessel was ehristened by MIS-
,s;nn;e Conrad, daughter Of W. q.
conrad. of Montana Governor Toole,
~s,rescnted by Martin Maglnnis, the
sar.ner territorial delegate TO Con
gress. The asyy wes not oine,aii,
rsrrssGssd.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1906-12-20
niminntion of Mosquitoes.

In Panama and Colon the death
rate has also been greatly reduced,
this being directly due to the y!gor.
ous work Of the special brigade OF
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1906-12-20

Hospitals and Their Treatment.
! inspected the large hospitals at
Aneon and Colon, which are excel
lent examples Of what tropical hos
pltals should be. | also inspected the
feeelvlng hospitals IN various settle
mentS. | went through q number OF
wards IN which the colored men ars
treated, number at those In whicl
me white men are treated-Ameri
eahs and spaniaFds. Both whit:
neh and black men are treated ex
se1i5 ahssi snd their treatment Is a
ksea g that whiah could be obtain
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1906-12-20
Enrinue O. Creel Mexican Ambassa'
dor TO United States.

CITY of Mexico, Special.-It has
seen officially announced by the Mex
lean government that Enrique {.
Creel. Governor of the State OF Chi
buahua has been appointed Mexican
ambassador to the United States
senor creel is of American descent
and is one of the wealthiest and
most progressive men of the republic
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1906-12-20

The women q Bosnia have snei'
a..as seS as,is iktiocse
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-06-23
EMPIRE THEATRE

For the first time in this city at popu-
lar prices. Conan Doyles "The Sign OF
she Four" Will be given next week by the
stock company at the Empire theatre.
Managers Spits and Nathanson take
great pride IN making this announcement,
as the play is one OF the strongest and
most vividiy interesting ever seen on the
stage II had Eong run In England and
ran for over year In New York. after
q successful tour on the road II has
never been seen in Providence before
Theatregoers who have read the works
OF Conan Doyle will realize the splendid
opportunity the playwright had In making
the dramatization to carry out the char
acter OF Sherlock Holmes, and In "The
Sign OF the Four" will be found one OF
the most pleasing and artistic stories OF
lights and shadows of London ever writ
ten by that famous author
Additional general interest is glaran-
teed by the effective scenic environments
and novel electrical concets. The pro-
duction OF The Sign of the Four should
prove a theatrical event OF unusual Inn
portance. and indications point unmis-
taxable in that direction.
There will be a pink reception on the
stage by Miss Kathryn Purnell and COM
pany next Friday afternoon. TO which all
are invited.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-06-23
KEITH'S THEATRE.

Providence theatregoers viii next week
have an opportunity TO see one OF the
best religious plays this country has had.
This Is '-rhe Holy city" which will be
presented by the Albee company at
Keith's this week. Few biblical plays
have combined such dramatic strength
and such literary excellence It's theme
deals with the chief Incidents OF the New
Testament with Mary of Magdala as the
smpersonated, thus retaining the impress
xiveness without offending good taste
and the reverential manner In which the
story is treated Is a marked feature
The first act shows Mary OF Magdala as
the luxurious courtesan, surrounded by
lovers and wealth With the coming OF
the Master, her soul undergoes COM
penitent and. giving all she has TO the
poor. follows the Savior 20 have her soul
healed by the divine touch. She returns
TO the home or her sister Martha and her
brother Lazarus, who has been raised
from the dead by a miracle.
The Last supper, with the denial OF
Christ by Peter and the betrayal by Ju-
das IL effectively described, followed by
Mary's powerful appeal TO PLATE. This
proving futile, she follows bravely even 10
the cross. where she remains humbled UNI
I'll Easter morn. when comes the resur-
rection.
The play will be handsomely staged,
with all the original scenery and costumes.
and with an augmented cast. and striking
electrical effects will be employed. AS is
customary in the presentation OF biblical
plays. the management asks that the au-
dience refrain from applauding during the
entire performance. The cast will be as
follows:
Flora. Miss McCaull: Salome. Miss
Evans; Micah. Mr.. Nicander; Silenus, Mr..
Heffert; Barrabas, Mr.. Ingerson; Mary,
Miss wheatley; Judas. Mr.. Losee: Peter.
Mr.. William III. Turner; John. Mr.. Hull;
Zacharias. Mr.. Robert Turner; Martha.
Hiss rHore; Lazarus. Mr.. Hilliard: Ca
chol. Mr.. Flemmings; Marcus. Mr.. Le-
Due: Hebe, Miss Dunn; Caiaphas. Mr..
Churchill; Habakkuk. Mr.. Booth: PLATE.
Nr. Heffern.
Mary OF Magdala, the second shows the
courtyard at the home OF Martha and
Lazarus. the third the portico in the Hall
of Judgment and tho last shows the gar
den OF Joseph of Arimathea.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-06-23

the head OF the drawing department. will
on Saturday OF next week go to New
York, and from their sail for Antwerp
Belgium She will remain theire few
weeks. Before her return she will visit
the leading cities of Switzerland. Nor
way Holland Germany. France, England
Ireland. Scotland and Wales. Her stay
will be limited 10 her summer vacation
MINOR MENTION.
A party OF young men in large auto
mobile may and may not be apprehended
at Warren or somewhere else along the
line. While passing along Pawtuxet ave-
nue. the party met one OF Knowlton's ex-
press wagons and one OF the auto con-
tingent hurled basket OF over-ripe
Strawberries at the driver. The berries
landed on the driver and some OF them on
the contents OF the wagon. causing con-
siderable damage. Word was sent 10
Bristol. giving the number of the auto
and a description OF the men.
An Italian was taken into custody this
morning for peddling without a license.
He will have a chance 20 mediate on the
matter until the Seventh district court
convenes tomorrow morning.
Miss Celia Johnson, one OF the clerks at
the Boston stare is confined 10 her home
by illness.
Watchemoket Tribe of Red Men will
meet this evening
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-06-23
CUMBERLAND
TOWN COUNCIL
WILL NOT Be HASTY

II is evident that the members of this
years town council do not propose to act
hastily on any matters that pertain TO the
general welfare OF the town This fact
is shown by the care in which the MEM
bers are considering the proposition of the.
Pawtucket Gas company. which has ack-
ed for a l5-year franchise In this town,
similar in character to that which has
been granted by the city OF Pawtucket.
AT the first meeting OF the council the
request was received and a committee
was selected. with instructions to confer
with the gas company. but at the meet
ing held last Thursday evening this COM
mittee was not ready to make report
1t was then decided that before the coun-
ell should pass on the proposition there
should be a public hearing. at which all
persons who are interested should have
a chance to appear and give their rea-
sons why the franchise should or should
not be granted.
1t appears that the William A Harris
Steam Engine company. which owns con-
siderable property In Central Falls. and
which tried last winter TO get a charter
from the general assembly allowing II 10
furnish electricity for lighting purposes.
has protested against the granting OF this
franchise 10 the Pawtucket Gas Com
pany on the ground that II is an opening
wedge for proposal for electric lighting
to come later. Both companies will have
a chance TO state their case to the coun-
cil and without a doubt the board will
give decision in line OF what II con-
siders it's duty to the people.
OFFICERS ELECTED.
Enterprise lodge. I. O. o. F., NJ. u, has
elected the following board OF officers TO
serve for the coming six months: Grand
master. Joseph Parkinson; noble grand,
John Gamage: vice grand. James Gray;
permanent secretary. Alfred j. Andrews;
treasurer. John r. Aspen; elective sec
retary, George Legge; conductor. Thomas
Miller; right support 20 noble grand,
Charles II. Pollitt; left support TO noble
grand, James Stansfield right support TO
vice grand. James Broadbent: left sup
port TO vice grand Thomas Turner; scene
supporters, Hugh J. Gray and George
Ingham; inside guard. Frank Miller; out
side guard. William Loynds.
HELD ANNUAL RECEPTION
The annual reception of members into
the league of the Sacred Heart occurred
at st. Patricks church yesterday, II be-
ing the annual feast day OF the Sacred
Heart. according TO the church calendar
The impressive ceremony was witnessed
by large congregation OF worshippers
CONDITION STILL SERIOUS.
The condition of John P Curran, who
was injured by being thrown from a team
In Central Falls Wednesday afternoon is
very serious. This morning the attending
physician. DR.. s. A. Kenney OF Valley
Falls, stated that there was no change
In the condition OF the young man, and
that he could not give any information as
10 the probable outcome
TO GRADUATE TUESDAY.
The annual graduation exercises at ST
Patricks Parochial school will occur next
Tuesday evening In the school hall and
an interesting program has been provided
The person In charge OF the affair espec-
tally requests that parents and friends
refrain from sending flowers TO the pupils
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-06-23
A BASEBALL YARN.

"One night after a game in Boston a
young man, with his right hand in n
sling. came down TO the hotel and
asked for me-" says Cupid" OLeary.
'IIe bought the cigars and wanted TO
buy other things. You made me aw-
fully happy today. old man. he said. I
couldn't think OF anything / had done.
but let him rattle on.
Remember that line foul you batted
into the grand stand?' he asked.
'I remembered"
Sec that hand? pointing 10 the dis
abled member.
II saw"
Well. my boy. that foul was with
In about a foot OF my girls nose when
T. managed TO get my hand in the way.
The girl hadn't hardly spoken to me for
week, but you bet she did then and
she did again tonight"
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-06-23

after by Attorney E. ID. Bassett OF Prov
idence, while the attorney for the petit
TONERS was William NJ. Il. Bowen also
Providence attorney. Mr.. Fales Is at the
present time under the temporary guar
danship OF James Riley. Jr.. and II Is
the desire OF Mrs. Gertrude NJ. Daniels
and Mrs Ruth II. Mason. the two daugh-
ters. that this guardianship be made
permanent
Several witnesses testified TO having
done business with Mr. Fales during the
past two years and TO have found that
he was continually making mistakes
which were OF a character as to indicate
that he was not able TO care for HIS own
affairs. After listening 10 what these
witnesses had 10 say Probate Judge
Brochu took the case under advisement
A LARGE ATTENDANCE.
There was a large attendance at the
graduation exercises which were held
last evening in the parochial school of
the Church OF the Notfe Dame. Several
prizes were awarded by the pastor of the
church. Rev. j. III. Beland. and the enter
tainment program was participated in by
a chorus OF $50 voices and was very in
teresting.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-06-23
NICKEL THEATRE

The program at the Nickel theatre next
week is calculated to please everyone and
the crowds are likely to continue. for as
q place OF summer amusement the Nickel
- second 10 none In popularity. The
program for the first three days OF the
week Will include The Life OF a Cow
boy" an absorbing series OF pictures sure
70 prove vastly Interesting What Hap
pened 20 Jones" Weary Willie Kid
maps Child THE Beauty Show" and
Seven Ages" viii be others. and Otto
Fishers illustrated songs. always a par
,ticularly pleasing feature, will include
wait Till They Harvest the Grain" ana
when the Morning Glories Twine
Around the Door" A notable feature
OF the Nickel theatre Is the class Of ladies'
and gentlemen who patrontze the little
playhouse-a remarkable fact when one
considers the fact that the price OF ad-
mission r. but five cents
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-06-23
CUMMlNS WILD WEST COMING

When Walter Linaire's circus, menag-
erie and hippodrone combined with Col
Cummins' Wild West comes 10 town there
will be seen the great Sioux warrior Chier
Red Cloud. now 81 years old, and Chief
Crazy Snake. beside "A host of warrior
Indians who are stlll prisoners ~ war.
but who have been permitted by the gov
crnment 20 accompany Col Cummins,
who Is the only living white man who has
-heen- fnada- fall member -tA4-Sie...t
tribe.
Col. Cumming name Is Chief La-Ko-Ta,
which means chief 81 all chiefs The show
viii be here on Tuesday. July L.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-06-23
WARREN
High School Graduating Glass
10 Attend Church Service
TOmnrTOW

The graduating class OF the Warren
high school will attend service at the
Baptist church tomorrow night. and Rev.
II. w. Watjen will deliver the bacca.
laureate sermon. The servicves at the
other lncal-chnrches will be Of the usual
nature with special singing by the choirs
az the respective churches.
The local machinists firm OF Potter a
Colamore is repairing the crack I'm the
hill az the First Baptist church. The hill
was affected by recent electrical storm.
and upon an examination it was found
that n crack several inches long had been
made. It was found that by cutting out
n piece around the crack that the hill
would again have It's full tone
The graduation exercises Of the Warren
high school wifi be held az the town hail
on Wednesday evening. June %. The fol-
lowing are the graduates: Helen Bailey,
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-06-23
EAST PROVIDENCE
Graduation Exercises Of The
High School In Town Hall
Miss Chapman 10 Start Next
Week on Tour Of EuroDo

Graduation exercises Of the high school
wehe held at the town hall yesterday af-
ternoon. They were we'll attended and
pleasing program was given. At the con-
clusion Or. William It. Hamil presented
the graduates with their diplomas The
class is made up as follows: Hattie Bur
dick Bowen, Ada Parker Bower, Addie
Newman Burdick. Ella Newell Carpenter
Mildred Ballou Champln. Lizzie Freedom
Conin, Alice May Cole, Lillian Angelus
Darcy. Annie Loretta Dyer, Helen Eliza.
beth Glodt. Wilhelmina Sweet Harry.
Sadie Gertrude Hazard. Edith Edwina
Holden, Marguerite Mary Kelleher, Jennie
Irene Lincoln, Elena Roxana Lowell
Grace Emile Mathewson, Mae Lillian
Mathewson. Abigail Barry Meanernan
Jean Gowery Myra, Alice May Phillips
Jessie Lillian Smytb. Frances Esther Ten
Eyck, Winnifrcd Hodgson Watts, Mabel
Arnold Wells, Edith Stearns Whitaker.
Edith Lillian Wilcox. Viggo Petor Chris
tian Anderson, Barnabas Alvin Briggs
Charles Harold Bromley. Joseph Henry
Burns. Ernest Lee Callahan. John Vim
cent Corcoran, Arnold Lake Curtis. Ed
win Howell Farrow. Edward Charles
Field. Henry Manning Gartner. Raymond
Farrar Griswold. Nils Edward Hammar-
lund, Louis Jackowitz, Alexander Birtwell
Vincent GUILTY, David Copeland Ray.
Earle William Scott. Frank Joseph Silva
Ernest William Richmond Thornton, Ed
ward Harper Tyndal. Allen Thomas
GOING TO EUROPE.
Miss irene Chipman. who for more thin
20 years has been connected with the
public schools, and who r. at present at
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-06-23

Alice Barker. Bertha May Burnett. Susan
Lincoln Church and Daniel H. Morrissey.
Principal Murdoch is rehearsing the grad
yates at present In the rendition OF their
essays. The class day exercises and re-
ception will be held on Thursday. The
graduation exercises OF the Warren gram
mar school VIII be held at the town hail
on Friday evening July 70.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-06-23
TRY THIS!

A mixture OF alcohol one part and
water three parts wonderfully freshens
black dresses and suits. They should
be tponged all oxer on the right -slse
then pressed on the wrong side while stil
damp.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-06-23
CORKED UP.

The canteen continues 20 get corked up.
II IL 20 be excluded from the soldiers
home now. where II exists largely FOR
medicinal purposes No doubt the aged
veterans will distribute their gratitude
there II belonss.-Boston Herald.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-06-23
Fields Point.

A Sunday trip that Is recalled with most
pleasant recollections afterward is TO
Fields Point. where Col. Atwelrs shore
dinners are served One has only to eat
one OF these dinners TO find himself look
ing forward through the week 10 another
Tomorrow the dinners will be served from
II TO p. m. and I'm addition there Is a
special o'clock bake. which Is said to
be triumph OF culinary art.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-06-23

Boydcn Heights.
Boyden Heights has a claim on the pub
lic that Is evidenced by the many persons
VINO Visit there at every opportunity.
Ihere are many attractions now TO be
round In that resort which will arouse
the interest OF visitors. The shore dinners
and the band concerts from 70 TO s O'Clock
are drawing cards and there Is Thomp-
sons scenic Railway, the Aquarama. the
circle Swing and roller skating and many
Othor features that attract
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-06-23

Rocky Point will without doubt be the
obJecuVe of large number OF visitors
tomorrow. the fact that I'm addition 10 the
numerous regular attractions there will
20 ball game being enough to draw
Dig gathering 10 that cool and pleasant
snore resort Continuous concerts by
rays Second Regiment band will be one
OF the orders of the day.
There will be the usual shore dinner
with It's appetizing menu. ana the va
rlous amusement features the glitterine
Midway and all the other attractions
which maintain the interest OF the visitor
70 this resort, will be found in full opera
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-02-27
SUITS FOR FTREMEN
hotpfnrnt NtBsts-d AMONG ftrr tigtu-
49, f.4 ~ssrtfrs+ suits ~ Rubber.

movement has been started
among h figeu1en Of Waxahaehie 90
eanip the department with rubber
suits 10 be worn when called oul io
fight fires That these suits ARE
erea,l3 needed has been made arpar
eut so ail who have Witnessed The
work OF the boys ~ fires During
he past few years the boys have sat
ierct loss of clothing 10 the amount
ol several huadusd dollars Some
u5ts have been damaged 10y he fire
mon approaching close 10 fire
i'm order properly direct the stream
OF water and othrv~ have been ruined
by mud and water Aside from he
drivers none az ne boys receive .
SALARY and 1his loss of clothing
amounts Go a considerable item In ths
course OF wear We're thcy supplied
wj,H good rubber uniforms Ii would
NOT only be- saving 20 hem ia roe
matter ot giothiu1 bar they gould
fight tire more effectively They
protect by fjremeu against the in-
teusitt OF 'he heat permitting them
to approach very close 10 q burning
building The suits are not very
costly and the boys who risk their
lives 10 protect the property OF others
should be- assisted in procuring them
The city is not in q position 10 sup
ply he suits. and in order for the
boys TO procure them 1t viii be ncces-
sarN for the business men OF the city
10 render some financial assistance.
a small contribution from the ma
ioFify of 4hg merchants wODl1 he gnf
ficicnt to purchase the suits
Al recent meeting OF the depart
mcnt the chief appointed the follow
ing committee TO make canvass of
the city in the interest OF this matter.
Royal Williams, f. S. Fudge. Cleo
Dillon and t. b. Nall
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-02-27

Tend FOO better fhe condition oi your
community aud town do won help
b.. Poe difficulties that ma, be- i'm
10" way pI du ruu lean so heaNils to
hv contrary sid, that sou add ru
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neighbour AND fellow .fowusmeu are
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.'.rsrIf actively Iu luhu, enterprises
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fellow HH .N. aHU. up .uu .h-..
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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-02-27

THE STATE OF TEXAS. County of
Ellis

THE STATE OF TEXAS. County of
Ellis.
BY virtue of an order of sale issu-
ed out OF the Honorable District
Court of Ellis County, on the 18th
day of January, 1906, by the Clerk
thereof, in the case OF the City of
WaXahachie versus ed w Williams,
and TO me, as Sheriff, directed and
delivered. ! viii proceed to sell with
in The hours prescribed by law tor
Sheriff's sales, on the First Tuesday
in March, 1906, it being the 6th day
OF said month, before the Court
House door Of said Ellis County, in
City of WaXahachie, the following
described property, to-wit:
Within the corporate limits of the
city ot WaXahachie, Texas, and being
! lot 40 3 in block 10. 1873, WaXa-
| hachic Town addition.
Levied on as the property OF Nicto
ria McCuin to satisfy a judgmen
amounting 10 $3.49 in favor of th'
City oil WaNahachie and cost oi suit
Given under my hand this 1871
| day Of February 1906.
j. p. MlNNICK, Sheriff
By NJ s. Ninnick, Deputy. 81
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-02-27

What is a republican? pertinently
asks the St, Louis Republic And
confusing its own query that paper
says: Senator Aldrich OF Rhode
Island raises the question in new
form with an emphasis on the in
terrogation mark that is startling.
Though the Hepburn freight-rates
bill went mp TO the senate with only
seven Of the 249 republican votes
in the house recorded against it, Mr.,
Aldricn votes Senator Ben Tulman,
OF South Carolina. the properest per
son TO report it TO the.seuate because
as he declares. il is simon-pure
democratic measure. without trace
of republican lineage upon it,. Again
! What is q republican; and where are
We all att"
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-02-27

Don't get too busy with other mat
ters 10 keep in touch with your con-
science on the question Of sidewalk
and street improvement For every
dollar expended in adding appear
anee to your premises by providing
substantial walks the real value of
your property is proportionately en-
HANGED
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-02-27

Governor i.anham has issued his
call for special session of the
Twenty Legislature to convene
in Austin on March %, at noon. The
call only specifies remedial legisla-
ton for the election law, the object
being 10 cure defects in that law
Other matters Of Importance may be
recommended in q later message.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-02-27
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