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snoall Beer.

For this use a gallon Of water, q
handful OF hops, pint Of bran, q half
pint Of molasses. cup Of yeast and
one spoonful Of ginger. Proceed az
with root beer.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-08-30
Eighteen Drowned

Gravesline, France. Aug. s0.-Ths
French schooner Violette has gone down
In the English channel and Is men on
board Of her were drowned. No further
details OF the accident are obtainable.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-08-30
RIVERSIDE

There were two arrests in this dis
trict for drunkenness last evening.
both men being well dressed and hailed
from Providence. Both OF them got
quite jolt this morning, when the
officer in charge searched for hand
cuffs, which caused both men TO turn
white, and both were ready to almost
crawl II the handouts would only be
cut out. which was done, and the men
went to the Seventh district court in
almost as happy mood as they left
their homes yesterday. They got the
usual assessment OF 81 and costs.
Harrison, Brown and Harrison, the
old and well known comdey team, who
have spent the summer here, leave for
Washington, d. c., within a day or
so. where they will open the season
Monday evening. Sept. 8. These people
will be at Keith's theatre in this city
during Christmas week.
Charles p. son OF James and Lucy
Sherman, died at the hospital last even
ing from appendicitis. Another young
man, Arthur A. Burgess, who had been
sick for a Ions time, died at his home
on Allen avenue yesterday.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-08-30
SUING TOWER
FOR HIS W|FE'S
AFFECTIONS

Poughkeepsie. Aug. 30.-Sherif's depu-
ties In this city have sought for at least
month 10 serve a summons and COM
plant on Albert Il. Tower. the million
aire ironmaster In an action Instituted
against him by the husband OF Mrs. Mir-
nile l.. Weiss. whose name was connect
ed with the Tower scandal when IL wds
last ventilated in the newspap ,rs three
or four months ago.
Mr.. Weiss, IL appears, wants 10 recover
damages for 100000 from Mr.. Tower for
alleged alienation OF his wife's affections,
but up TO this time he has been unable
to secure personal service OF the pa
pers.
Mr.. Tower spends much OF his time in
New York. where he has extensive busi-
ness interests. He also visits Larchmont
and Newport on his yacht. the Erl King.
He is said to have broken his acquaint-
ance with Mrs. Weiss Immediately after
the newspaper publications about his do
nestle difficulties. At the same time he
effected a reconciliation with his wife.
who was formerly Miss Mary Bogardus,
a telephone girl. and they are now said
to be together much OF time, living hap
PLY.
There seems TO be no doubt OF Mr.. Tow
er's intention 10 cut ali ties binding him
to this city. where his father won his
riches. His iron furnace Is for sale. The
only thing that appears 10 stand In the
way OF It's sale to a large concern In
Wheeling, w. Va, Is that Mr.. Tower
asks $4,000 for II. which is more than
the Wheeling people are willing TO pay.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-08-30

an attractive face. with large blue eyes
and an unusually white complexion.
KNEW J. EDWARD ALLEN.
You know ]. Edward Allen OF Provl-
dence?
IT know the man. He Is married"
Have you ever seen him In company
with Mrs. Pepper?'
Frequently. / was once In a room with
Mrs. Pepper. when Mr.. Allen happened to
come in She asked me TO step out. but
as I did looked over my shoulder ana
saw Mr.. Allen and Mrs. Pepper in close
embrace. kissing"
How long did that kiss last?'
Fully five minutes"
"Once told Mrs. Pepper that Allen was
passionately in love with her, and that
he had told me he was spiritually mar
ried TO her. He gave her diamonds and a
wedding ring"
What did he say about Bright
Eyes?'"
''He said that detectives followed him
around at the direction of Bright Eyes.
and that at one time when he was in his
Office his burglar alarm rang. Bright
Eyes he said had set the mechanism go
ing to warn him against danger"
What did you know about Mrs. Pep
per's roosters?'
''she had two. one named Allen and
the other Libby"
Mrs. Darrell said Mrs. Pepper often de-
cared that she did not believe in the
Bible. and wished she didn't have to read
II In church. She said that love was not
eternal
Mrs. Pepper once told me-" said the
witness, that love simply consisted OF
vibrations. She said she had right 10
love as often as she wanted to-"
Mrs. Pepper was described as having
fallen upon Mr. Aliens neck on one occa-
sion, covering his face with kisses, and
in a torrent OF tears, exclaiming, "Oh, i
thought for moment you were Winslow.
materialized from the spirit world. Wins
low, the witness explained. was a former
sweetheart Of the medium, who had COM
mitted suicide.
When former Judge Griffin, In cross-ex-
aminlng the witness. asked her name.
fight between counsel ensued, which last
ed an hour AT last II came out.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-08-30
LIFE SAVING CORPS
TO HAVE RESCUE RACES

In connection with the program OF
water sports to be given at Kirwin's
beach, Saturday, Aug. 81. a boat crew
rescue race has been added, which will
show the methods used by the life
saving corps in rescuing swimmers and
others from drowning. by the boat
crew service. One or more swimmers
will be picked UP by each boat and
brought ashore ready for resuscitation.
The crews of the corps are made up
OF ive men, and these races will in
clude several OF the up-river and upper
bay organizations. A silver pin will
be given each member OF the winning
crew, and silver medals are provided
for each OF the winners in each OF the
other OF the 10 races.
The races are to commence about
2 o'clock and last the remainder OF
the afternoon. They are to be con-
Quoted in front of Kirwin's and
Wendish's bathing establishments
There are several events for girls, and
the young women members OF the
corps will participate 1t is rather a
novelty TO have entries OF the girls
races in the upper part OF the bay
having tried several times to arrange
for them, and having been unpro-
ductive OF results, but on this occa-
sion there are several girls ready and
anxious to take part, and some good
records are expected.
Another interesting race is to be an
obstacle race, In which the participants
Will run awhile on the sand, and swim
awhile, dive under, jump over obstacles
in the water and finally return to the
starting place--It-is an attraction
which makes a great deal OF fun for
the spectators as well as for the par
ticipants, and q good crowd Is ex-
pected. After the races the corps
members are planning to visit Vanity
Fair In a body and participate in the
fire show, where there are a number
of the corps members employed. The
sports are under the auspices OF the
Kirwin's Beach division, United States
Volunteer Life Saving corps
Excessive observation Is an element of
every great observation-disclosures.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-08-30
FISH HASN'T
GIVEN UP FIGHT
ON HARTMAN

New York. Aug. 30.-Stuyvesant Fish
was blocked temporarily. but not defeated.
when he failed to get his resolutions at
tacking Hartman and his supporters be-
fore the directors of the Illinois Central
railroad.
He intimates that the declaration which
led President James T. Harahan TO bring
on thrashing at his hands would be pre-
sented at the annual meeting OF the Illt-
nois Central stockholders.
Mr.. Ffsh's statement, IL was said on the
authority OF one OF the Hartman -aifee-
tors. contained much more than charge
that the road was being conducted I'm the
interests OF the Hartman lines rather
than in that OF the Illinois Central stock
holders. Among these other charges arc
accusations affecting the financial man
agement of the company in other ways.
HARAHAN MAKES STATEMENT.
Chicago. Aug 3O.-President Harahan Of
the Illinois Central issued a statement
yesterday which, to a certain extent. ex-
plains the controversy between him and
former President Stuyvesant Fish at n
meeting OF directors OF the road In New
York. Mr. Harahan's statement follows
ION my arrival In Chicago yesterday af-
ternoon from New York ] find in the pa
pers articles telegraphed from New York
concerning an alleged occurrence reported
as having taken place at meeting of
the board of directors held Wednesday.
These published reports do not state the
facts.
MY duty and honor will not allow me
to discuss matters or occurrences. consid-
cred or taking place at the meeting of the
board OF directors. nor Will my dignity
permit me to positively discuss personal
matters. further than to deny the report
which undoubtedly emanated from the
same source as the reports appearing in
yesterdays newspapers and which have
been frequently published. to the effect
that the friendship which existed between
Mr.. Fish and myself was broken just prior
TO my election as president of tho Illinois
Central in November. 1906. The fact Is
Mr.. Fish's actions had severed that friend
ship several years prior to that time
Reports have also been published to
the effect that during the long friendship
of Mr.. Fish and myself. frequent promo
tions were given me through the influence
of Mr. Fish. AS a matter of fact my
connection with the Illinois Central Rail-
road company, began with my election as
second vice president, by the board OF di-
rectors, In 1890, and I continued in that
capacity until my election as president
by the board OF directors. in November,
1906"
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-08-30
WOMAN N BLUE"
ADDS CHAPTERS
TO PEPPER STORY

New York. Aug. 30.-By the testimony
OF mysterious woman in blue yester-
day. several chapters In the life OF Mrs
Mary g. Pepper Vanderbilt were exposed
In spite of all efforts TO shroud this wit
ness I'm mystery-her wearing OF heavy
blue veil; her secret entrance ana ext
from the court room, and the long nsnt
of the lawyers for the prosecution 10
keep her name from becoming pubhc-her
identity has finally become known
This woman, who describes Mrs. Pepper
as an adventures, who preyed parueu-
larly upon old men, and who spoke of her
present husband as generous old fooi,
is Caroline Boynton Darrell, an authoress
and detective.
diumistic high priestess she later gained
access TO the secret chambers or the me-
dium's inmost confidence, or so, at least,
.er testimony indicates.
In an interview with a reporter before
going on the stand, Miss Darrell said
she had made study OF Mrs Pepper Tor
the purpose OF exposing her.
Until recently Miss Darrell lived at No.
129 East Tenth street AT that address
last night she was said TO have moved
TO some place in the country. Among
those whom she took into her confidthce
during the alleged two years or her as
Wis, president OF the Anti-Fraud society.
WOMAN A SPY.
"Mss Darrell came TO me before che
broke with Mrs; Pepper, said & y ns; snr,eo ia,
street, "and said she was a detective en-
ployed to spy on Brooklyn's notorious
medium. She said he had gathered the
most sensational material with which la
ter she purposed to expose.her In boob.
which she wanted me to print. She ex-
cused her coming to me by saying she
knew I was a foe of fraud and might
help her. What this young woman has
said on the stand convinces me that she
Is all that she represents herself to be-"
Miss Darrell had hardly taken the stand
yesterday before she began TO tear the
character of Edward Ward Vanderbilts
present wife TO pieces.
Mr.. Vanderbilt. whose sanity is beins
examined by the commission before
whom the proceedings were held, was
present In the court room. slouched down
In a chair beside his lawyers His face
was as expressionless as a mask during
the recital OF his wifes avowed enemy.
Miss Darrell had mysterfously whisper
ed her name to the court stenograph4r
when a juryman asked that the veil bc
removed. After a long wrangle between
counsel the disguise was lifted. revealing
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-08-30

Of 220 feet each. two anchor. spans OF 500
feet each. and a centre span OF 1900 feet
fran centre 10 centre of the piers. The
under side of the bridge was to be 1bc
feet above high water. When completed
II was TO have accommodation for a dou-
ble-track railway. two lines OF electric
tramways and two roadways for foot and
vehicle traffic.
At the time OF the collapse the canti-
ieved span on the south or Lewis side o.
the river had been completed. as we'll as
the approaching span and some 200 feet OF
the connecting span between the camille
vers.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-08-30
MANY IN PERIL
IN APARTMENT
HOUSE BLAZE

Cambridge. Mass. Aug. 3o.-A fire In
the Cantabrigia apartments in this city
early today endangered the lives OF the
members OF 2S families, and caused a
property loss estimated at between $4,000
and $4,000. There was no loss OF life, al
though a number of people were taken
out Of the building unconscious from the
effects Of smoke.
The blaze originated in the hallway OF
the apartment house from an unknown
cause and spread rapidly through the
seven floors OF the building. The occu-
pants were able to save scarcely anything
many being forced into the streets in their
night clothes.
The apartments were occupied mainly
by business and professional men OF Bos-
ton and Cambridge. The building was
erected at cost OF about 100000 and
was considered one OF the best OF its kind
In this city.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-08-30

Excessive observation is an element of
every great ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-08-30

For brown or black. prepared by
GEORGE ORMSBY, Wig Maker and
Hairworker. 16s fremont street. Bos-
ton. 1t is simple. safe and easily ap-
piled; contains no lead poisons; use
II once and you will never use any
other. BLANDING & BLANDING, 81
Weybosset street.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-08-30
COOL SNEAK THIEF
GETS RINGS AND MONEY

A cool sneak thief took the opportunity
to enter the home OF Miss Catherine Nc
Kay, at 4 Greene street, while she sat on
the steps last evening, and got away with
five rings valued at SIS handbag val
ued at s.. and the sum OF $1.05.
The daily sentinel., 1907-02-12
SAM PHI ri Frs
Who do as they advertise

waiting to near from Mr.. Billheimer
before having them printed in order
to consult with him as to what ma
terial to use. etc.
The citizens committee had no re-
port.
The committee on large subscrip-
tions reported favorable and promise
to have many large subscriptions in
hand by the next meeting.
1t was moved and seconded that
the secretary be instructed to write
to Mr.. Billheimer to have him take
up the matter of having some person
write to Miss Gould asking for sub
scription. Carried.
The committee on publicity was
not ready to report.
Moved and seconded that Rev. For
syth and Rev. Weir added to the
committee on meetings. Carried.
Moved and seconded that the same
committee who had charge of the
last banquet have charge of another
banquet to be given the citizens, Car
ried
Moved and seconded that the chair
man and vice chairman of the young
Mems committee enlist the services of
the young ladies in each of the Young
Peoples societies in the different
churches of the city and give a ban
quet to the young men. Carried.
Moved and seconded that the w.
c. T. U. have charge of the banquet
to be given to the boys and that the
chairman of the Boys committee
is to notify the w. C. T. U. of the
fact. Carried.
Moved and seconded that the meet
ing adjourn until next Monday even
ing. February IS. 1907 at 1880 D.
m. Carried
E. NJ. sLoCoMB. Pres.
]. E. BEAVERTON, secy.
The daily sentinel., 1907-02-12

w. s. Wallace left this afternoon
for Denver
A. r. Wells returned today from a
trip to Denver.
See Fred Mantey about a buggy
within the next few days.
Mrs. George Crosby leaves this
evening for a visit to Denver.
The Fairs white goods sale at.
tracted hundreds of ladies' today.
a new Burroughs adding machine
was placed in Judge Marsh's Office
today.
The survey of the new Orchard
Mesa Irrigation district was complete
ed today.
The Sentinel is the only local pa
per that is giving extended reports of
the Thaw trial each night. Last night
there were nearly two columns of late
dispatches regarding the progress of
the trial yesterday and other new de-
velopments in the case. Dispatches
that appeared in the Sentinel almost
as quickly as they appeared in any of
yesterday afternoons Denver papers.
The fact that Judge Fitzgerald had
ordered that all women. excepting
newspaper women. be excluded from
the court room, the announcement of
Harry Thaw's sensational charge that
his wife was suffering from arsenic
poisoning at the time he shot Stan
| ford White, the fact the ATTORNEYS for
Thaw had announced that the prison
er would positively not go on the wit
ness stand. and several other late de
velopments concerning the famous
trial, appeared in no other local paper
but the Sentinel yesterday afternoon.
The Sentinel is making special eff
forts to give Its readers first class
service regarding the Thaw trial and
at the same time cover as usually the
entire field of important telegraphie
and local news.
The daily sentinel., 1907-02-12
BUcKLIN BLOCK SECURED
For Campaign Headquarters for the
Y. VI. C. A. More Ban
quets Planned.

The executive committee for the
Y. NJ. c. A. building met at the office
of E. II. Sloeomb. chairman on Febru-
airy 1th, 1907 at s p. m.
Present were: vorbeck, Lyons.
Shellenberger. LeClere. Whipple,
Plank. Talbert. Dudley. Slocomb.
Rankin, Carnahan and beaverton.
Absent we're; Campbell, Warner,
Bunting, Barney. Ella and weiser.
Minutes of the last meeting were
read and approved.
The chair reported that Mr.. Cra-
ven had declined to act on the execu-
tive committee, and substituted C.
3. Rich.
The committee appointed to Sc
lect a chairman and vice-chairman
of the Boys committee, reported that
they had selected Prof Young, chair
man and W. A. Marsh. vice chairman
of this committee.
The treasurer reports that a note
for $500 had been secured from the
Grand Valley National bank and that
nearly all of the executive committee
bad signed the same. All signing who
had been asked.
The committee on headquarters
reported that arrangements had been
made to secure one of the Bncklin
store rooms for use during the cam
paign.
The committee on conveyances had
no report to make at this time.
The committee on names. reported
that they had not succeeded in hold
Ing meeting as yet. At the request
of Mr.. Woods. he was released. as
he had no time to devote to the work.
Mr.. Rider was appointed in his place
and the chair appointed in addition
to the five on this committee. Mr.
Aupperle and Mr.. Avery Newton.
The chairman of this committee re-
ported they would meet every night
from this on until the work was COM
pleted.
The committee reported that esti-
mates on cost of printing some PAM
rhlets for advertising had been made
and that the Sentinel was the lowest
bidder, and that the chairman was
The daily sentinel., 1907-02-12
MISS VAUGHN ENTERTAINs

Little Virginia Vaughn gave her
fret soiree yesterday on the occasion
of her birthday. Her guests were the
little Misses vivian and Edith Smith
Gladys Nlckery, Blanche Sturtevant
and Masters Carl Smith and Glen
Vickery.
The little lady conducted herself
with becoming dignity and appreciat-
ed to the utmost the pretty gifts be-
slowed upon her. A dainty repast was
served at o'clock to the little folks.
their mamas and few fond aun-
ties. little Virginia presided at the
table from the place of honor. her
high chair.
The guests upon retiring wished
the little lady many happy returns OF
of her "onest" birthday.
The daily sentinel., 1907-02-12
THE McKINNIE BOYS.

The following regarding 4
Messrs. McKinnie, whose d.E
from the city was announced
time ago by the Sentinel, is II
dispatch from Colorado Sprhs
the Denver News:
Sons of a Colorado mulital
aire, James and Robert N.Es
have been working in their ID
beet sugar factory at Grand
ton in the capacity OF ordili1l
ployees, and now that they haHz
enough money to make the TT
have started for Cuba, whea
will study the sugar problenr
the object of going into the nri
ture of the product on a large 4
Both young men were bda
Colorado Springs, and lived ha
til they went to Grand Junein|
season. Their father, ]. R. Y
ME, is a successful operator Al
pie Creek, and for the past Z
years has been deyoting hlHS
his sugar interests.
q q
His sons will spend several 2
in Cuba making investigates
will give them an inside klo'
of the sugar business and maze
valuable men to their father
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Valentines at the G. V. Store.


Our new car of buggies has not ar
rived yet but notice the price on
what we have in stock-Fred Man
tey.
Do you own chickens? Is so, call
at the j. A. McCullooh Implement &
Feed company and get some of their
poultry food.
When you give the morning order
to the grocery man. tell him to bring
you the Star Bakery bread. Most
all groceries handle it.
The service is FIRST class every day
at the Corcoran grocery house on
Colorado avnue and Second street.
Do your trading there.
1t is strange to hear the kind of
remarks made about horse as they
pass by. Even If 1t is only a wooden
display horse.-Fred Mantey.
Now is the time of year to begin
to think about seed grain. II you
wish good. fresh seed call on the ]
A. McCulloch implement and Feed
company.
The best bread. the best cakes. the
best pastries of all kinds, at the
Progress. Staple and fancy grocer
les also. A reliable place to trade.
Best service Prompt deliveries
Courteous treatment and square
deal all round.
Turner's masquerade Tuesday.
February 18th. Costumes at Suitor-
ium 125 S. 9Th street Monday and
Tuesday. Only fun costumes allow
ed on the floor until unmasking. Ad-
mission for masque so cents. Spectat-
ors 25 cents.
one oft he most attractive sights on
tho streets of any city is swell
turnout in the form of flne appear
ing horse or team and nice buggy
and harness. The J. A. McCuloch
Implement and Feed company can
furnish YOU with the nice buggy and
harness. They have most COM
plete line of the famous Racine bug
giles and large line of harness.
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OIL your harness spring and fall
Fred Mantey.
Cameo coal2 Yes lots of it, Ma
gill and Walker.
The Star Grocery makes a spec
ialty of handling all kinds Of cheese
Get the Hazard express TO do your
hauling. Stand corner of 9th and
Main.
1t might turn cold. better order
load of Cameo coal from Magill &
Walker.
For hay. grain OF -eed see the J.
A. McCulloch Implement and Foed
company.
one Of tho finest eight room houses
in the city for sale at a very reason-
able figure. Geo. A. Currie & Son.
The Corcoran grocery. first class
In every particular. Corner of Sec
ond and Colorado. First class meat
market in connection.
Two mouse traps. cents, three
boxes of best matches 10 cents two
and one half dozen clothes pins 6
cents, dozen clothes hooks, 10 cent,
at Five and Ten Cent Store.
Tomorrow is the first day of the
Lenten season, it being Ash wednes
day. Many Of the devout will en-
deavor to cut out all social AFFAIR,
and pleasures of worldly nature fol
the next forty days.