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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-10-01
MISSION WORK.
Plans for Convention Of n. {.
Branch Of Womsn's Society.

Portland Nc, Oct 1.-Plans have been
completed for the annual convention Of
the New England branch of the Women's $
Foreign Missionary society. which Will be
held at the Chestnut Street church here,
from October 10 n inclusive.
Mrs Sarah Flint Wagner. president Of
the branch, will preside, and the meeting
will be attended by women prominent in
the NJ. IL. church from every part of New
England. Among the speakers will he
Miss Gertrude Gilman and Mrs. &. NJ
Jewell OF Pckin, China. who were pres
ont during tho siege: Rev. John Butler Of
Mexico. son OF Rev. and Mrs. William
Butler. pioneer missionaries and founders
OF the NJ. r.. missions IN India and Mex
ico. and Mrs. Butler. one OF the founders
of the Women's Foreign Missionary so
cicty.
At present this society supports POI
missionaries I'm the field. over 1000 Bible
readers and native workers and more
than 1900 poonle are under It's care. To-
gcthcr with this nineteen hospitals and
dispensaries are supported. and its medi-
cal missionaries treat more than $1,000
patients annually
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-10-01
BOYCOTT
IN CHURCH
WARFARE
Opposition TO Seventh Day
AdVsntlsls Cots a Trades
man Into Trouble.

Trenton, ooct. 1.-The bitter opposition
shown here 10 the work OF the Seventh
Day Adventists by the churchgoing popu-
lation has resulted In the threat 70 boy
colt Alvah III. Smith, business man, who
has leased a hall TO the new congregation
for worship.
Many sermons during the last month
have been aimed at the evangelist. the
Rev. h. II. Francke, many OF whose con-
verts have come from other churches His
big tent I'm Hamilton avenue holds more
than thousand people, and II is to be
abandoned for the hall leased from Mr..
Smith.
AS soon as this was known the bakery
OF Mr.. Smiths was overrun with excited
neighbors who declared that they would
not purchase an article OF him II he allow
ed the Adventists to continue their work
in his building
Mr.. Smith became frightened for the
threat came from some OF the best GUS
toners. He rushed TO the tent at the
close OF the services. handed back the
money which had been deposited, and ask
ed TO be released from the contract. This
aroused the indignation of the Adventists.
They also threatened boycott that
would extend To all parts OF the city
Mr.. Smith found himself in a dilemma.
The Rev. Mr.. Francke was willing to take
a conservative course. He said that he
would only need the hall for a month and
in the meanwhile he would negotiate for
the opera house or the Masonic temple.
Mr. Smith will now stand by his contract
and take the chances.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-10-01
INSANITY PLEA.
Il viii Be Basis Of Defence In
Maine Murder Trial.

Portland. Me-. Oct. 1.-The chief ques-
tion TO be settled by the jury in the case
of George ii. Brainerd. who was put on
trial in the Cumberland County Superior
court today. charged with murder will
be that Of the mental responsibility OF the
respondent The defence makes no denial
of the charge that Brainerd fired the
shots which wounded five men, two OF
them fatally, at the office OF the New
England Telephone and Telegraph com
pany here. April "A last, but claim the
man was insane and not responsible for
his act Brainerd has been under obser-
vation al the insane asylum at Augusta
for several months. and the principal wit
nesses at the trial probably will be the
insanity experts who have studied his
case during that time.
The shooting occurred shortly after 2
o'clock on the afternoon OF April "A, last
Brainerd. who had charge of crew of
men Installing new and complicated
switchboard at the Portland Exchange of
the New England Telephone and Tele-
graph company was conversing with
1siah II. Farnham OF Wellesly, Mass.
head electrician for the company. when
he suddenly drew a revolver and shot Mr.
Farnham dead.
He then turned the weapon on the other
two men I'm the room and three of them
were shot before they could escape
Later Deputy Marshall Firth was slightly
wounded in arresting the murderer. Earl
NJ. Buxton of Springfield, Mass, one OF
the wounded men, died that evening at
the hospital Elmer Lane Of Lisbon Falls,
and James Wadsworth of Maiden. Mass,
were In the hospital several months be-
fore they were discharged.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-10-01
MUN|F| |CENT DONOR
To Be REMEMBERED.
Archway at Roger Williams Park
Memorial of Miss Man--RiYer Pol
luton and Other Council Business

under the city's own land and not affect
private property. The resolution was
then passed.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-10-01
IN DIFFICULT poSlTl0N.

bcrHn. oct THE minister OF COM
merce. Herr Mocller. speaking al n ban
quet yesterday evening In connection
with the sittings OF tho German COM
mercial dict declared the government
was in a difficult position.
must admit that commercial treaties
FOR long periods were necessary and that
higher protection for agriculture was n
political necessity
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-10-01

1.-THE tail trees whisper and bend.
The birches fiutter and stir,
There's gossip abroad in the forest ways
And all the leaves confer.
I" 'Dead?' question the listening treesj
AYE, dead. says the whit 10 them;
And softly the steadfast pines have
begun
The summers requiem"
--Ainslee's Magazine.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-10-01
MRS. SP,NK's

SCHOOI FOR DANCING.
iS WEYBOSSET st. COR UNION
classes and private lessons. Season
commences Saturday. oct 49, 1901. For
further particulars please call or send for
circular Business hours from N 20 3
d. m Telephone. 1890. +. q. Box 1896.
MRS. CARRIE A. SPINE.
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ESCAPED FROM BURNING HnIEl.

Houghton. Mich oct l-Ffre which
broke out i'm the kitchen of the Douglass
House destroyed that structure early to-
day The guests were aroused and All
safely made their escape. Loss between
So. O00 and 100000
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-10-01
How to reii the cenuir..

The signature OF r. w Grove appears on
every box OF the genuine f.axative
Bromo-o -ouininc the remedy that Cures a
Cold in one Dav
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-14
Against Change in tn. Delegation.

To the Editor of The Post
Emporia Front Angelina County Tcxs. Dec ,-Hs
s. B. Cooper our able representative in the National Is
eress. writes that he will again be candidate 10 ea
himself in the Fifty seventh congress and Sc, ir III
public prints that Captain T. S Garrison Of Shelby will
probability be his opponent Captain Garrison is an abb
right and conscientious citizen who in the last Stat, an
pagn, being successful candidate fcf tie ~
Of State treasurer position that in my opinion vcu va
better m his acknowledged business and financial ability e
seat in the National house of representatives hF
known Mr. Cooper intimately for than twenty !uA
and have watched his from his FIRST election . y
State down to the present time and can say win
that both State senator and in the halls OF congress
proven himself be in every worthy OF the sona
erred upon him by conhding constituency ana mn'p'
believe that the present time man in the Second a
GUST Mr. Cooper from the position he has during '
ten years so ably and acceptahy filled In fact am us
opposed TO change in congressional deessuon W.
all have proven themselves competent vsiap' anu MY
The great trouble with VIC of the South has been a
have too many ambitious asprants for Office and IN 'D {
We forget that in congress especially t1ke' "
sentative several terms learn and acquire 'ne nA
turns before he can accomplish much good io e'ps .
State the country at large. Our Ncrthefn "op'
built that way, as they seldom change either ~ 'n
lower house when they center on sood man , H.
hope TO change i'll our present cong y 49, h
ton, believing as do, that in the prcsent ei'' :, a
tona affairs it best suits the interest oil inc u
to have true and tried servants at the Nanona ''p"'
houses OF the congress. .,rs
Speaking of Cooper reminds me that twehy Ir.. ID
the time was chief clerk in the commssay sr, Il
H. Burnett deceased while he was BUILDING ~ -. As,s
East Texas railway from Beaumont to WoouYA'~ !, b
personally acquainted with Hon John II. fipH fxs
time was reading law in the Office OF to"s " suna
and his remarkable career aud success IN '.u - ,t
and financial world has been noted with dsn "A ir
furthermore know from personal expenen. ~ 4, ID
granted me BY Mr. Kirby that he is worthy Ming ~
dence and high esteem that am proud 20 n0,u s ts
cred upon him not only by those who xnOw 49, IA n
strangers from the outer gates Houston %. ,.uuty
for one OF her most progressive citizens an' B.u
up in Tyler and Angelina counties wnefe N scast d
born and reared, beg leave TO join with y''N p.LE
worthy citizen
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-14

h was as follows And as further ino'Sa,'o" u @
;.;,i,s for which the republican party mas SO 'ons ss
led ris, that the Hon Mr. Lynch WIN DC ee''eu ''''
oorary chairman" And Lynch was elected -.
The Forty-fourh congress, which began Q" ' ".t
az and extended to March 1917 was known as 'ne
III = .,,,rcs' iuasmuch it contained more negroes u
black congress a ,ho,.,o There was total of eight
any prior or subsequent '"'''' 80. - ,ho e;eht was
in the two branches The most prominent o. Wv 80 :,
blanche K Bruce OF Mississippi who entered the Se',e
n'a"'"' 80 IL .sssio, aud served his full term Of six
the opening o. HE leader Of his race is well known
years. The history OF ms 'eauei - - - :, o,ber
he having served as registrar OF the treasurer anu "
ties in addition to representing his State IN congress
edpac'Ue' )" ,5 ti lied ,bott three years ago. His
Tor the ter" "''' :t 49, pooL.r r Washington school
wife now connected with the booker j. w a''''S'
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-14
SENATOR HoAR's ANARCHIST UTOPIA.

The proposition made by Senator Hoar in his
speech in the senate Thursday last concerning an
archists a remarkable proposition The senator said
that he believed much more effective way Of putting
end to anarchsm than the preventive of criminal
statutes would he secured il by consent OF all
civilized nations tract of land somewhere the
earths surface hemmed in from the outer world could
be set aside for the confinement of those who counseed
the killing of rulers the overthrow OF governments
Let the anarchists have object lesson" the SEN
ator continued and let the world have object les
Let there be little incubation of anarchy into
the anarchist himself and let him have anarchistc
government among his followers Certainly the an.
archist could not complain for being transported to
place of no government he would have reached his
Utopia"
Now while Senator Hoar's proposition to establish
Utopia for anarchists very well TO round
out an antianarchist speech the senate as pract.
cal proposition II is open TO all sorts OF objections In
the first place II to revive the ancient and dis
used British punishment for crimes and oftenses and
sentence anarchists to transportation what anarchists
are to be transported? Anarchists who commit murder
are, suppose, to continue to be hanged. But how
about the anarchists who commit crimes of vio-
lence? Are they to be sentenced to indscrminate
transportation, the recruit to anarchist society,"
as well as old offenders like Herr Most or Emma Gold
man? Then, If all of the anarchists of the world,
even of any nation, transported to one spot
would they not multiply and bring into the world an
ever increasing progeny of low type of humanity?
Now the anarchist may be reclaimed from the error
OF his ways by husband wife, at least the
ists children may grow up into good citizens Further
II is to be considered that ii would not be lawful
strain the liberty of the children born in the anarchist
settlement who, until they had committed some Of
Tense or at least shown themselves to be anarchists
would be free to emigrate into any country they
pleased, and with their hereditary tendencies, they
would make very undesirable immigrants.
II is to be noted that Senator Hoar has introduced
no bill into the senate to carry out his Uopian propo
sition Several papers. however have taken the sena
tor seriously and eulogzed him for his admirable idea
The idea originated with Mr. Robert A. Pinkerton,
of the heads of the Pnkerton National Detective Agen
cy who wrote an article the subject in the Novem'
Der number OF the North American Review Senator
Hosr Is but verges while Pinkerton is Dogberry the
fsptsip af Tho SsscAs #sie EsSEss aia Rsi asarnAa
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-14
TAMPERING WITH TPIp :.

- : oS><ooococo
IN BOHEMIA. ocococsi
In Bohemia. where do go 10 din.
There care and trouble leave mo
An air Of esmaraderie half divine breathe
And fragrant smoke wresths ronrd
And I'm monarch though the tsbl.,. nsad d X.
OF napery. and marked by dent and ,s'
There's fellowship fellowship a.
As--well, as rare as yellow as,er,
Through the blue smoke hear the sia,., ~,
Or catch CLINT of laughing teeth 80 ''nh
As glass is raised to glass and d,;,,. sun eyes
And laughter. wit and badinase ,r;,. 'nk
And as eat hear the music flow
Music that warns the blood like ,,da
One hour OF peace each day It's mine n tn. u'
In Bohemia, where ] do 20 TO dine
In Bohemia, where do 90 to din.
There ronbound rules os .,....,
You order as your sppetites incline
And wondrous are the dishes ,h..
Imported stuffs from foreign void ,rd -.
Strange fishes from the depths Of q. 80
And all you know or care is They ar. .o.Is
What matters where It's from. CO ~.
Beyond you sits Frenchmsn, drinks and
And dips into strange dishes new 10 vo,
Smiles as his fair companion laughs and H..
Now passes her some rich and strange r,goa.
And dimes as il in dining were the AIM s0ui
OF his whole life slow sips his sparkling via.
An there subtle charm no pen can name
In Bohemia, where do 20 TO dino,
In Bohemia, where ! do 90 to dine
There mine own self from myself do Ia.
Each diner is countryman Of mine
What matter if the language that he ne.
Hath other sounds than words that I do saw,
Heart speaks to heart. his eyes speak ele,,
One hour Of peace is his and mine each d,y ~l''
In Bohemia where do go 10 dine.
D So
The Boston Globe says: TN taking h., J.. ",
young be careful of that vaccnatea 's,'
probably all right in Boston but Houston s,l, i. 20
most shapely in the world wear their
they expect to get their Christmas presents y
A Cleveland (Ohio) woman sues for dyore. h.,..
has been ill-treated II there is wife in this vou !
Queen Wilhelmina TO Carrie Nation who b., ~ ~ I
treated she deserves Christmas present
Booker T. was turned away from three Srrirvs.a {.
Men are known by the company they keep and M, L
serve as warning to others not to dine with Teddy
The who tried to sneak an artificial limb ,L,..,
New York customs house just escaped having III, i, II.
Norways attempt to purchase three submar;r, !.
to indicate that she contempates playing Nv 4
trick on somebody.
A Virginian claims that whisky may be mad. fran a
melons. If this is proved to be So Kentucky m,lon, 10
longer be put on the market
s. x x
A maiden whose name was Miss Letie F
Once told young man that she met h.
Should stand by her side
With his mouth open wide
So he did he's splitting confetti
JM.Lrn,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-14
y PAGES TODAY.
TANNING TIE LION.

In all history there is not a more remarkable in.
stance OF bahos, OF a bursed bubble Of complete
hasco, than the message to congress Of President
Roosevelt Everybody confident that the "srenu.
Gus president would do something worthy of his
name that the redoubted giant killer would issue
grand defiance to the giants that Hanna who has been
called the republican Warwick would be deposed from
his position king maker and the power behind the
throne and that the party and the country would enter
upon
Dut instead Of any of this, what do we find?
1t is lamb in VOLTS clothing that is plainly recog.
nizable by its beating. The tariff is TO be let alone
We must be careful of trusts lest we do harm by
interfering with them. Reciprocity is a very good
thing, but must go gingery about any measures in
that line.
Is this Teddy the Terribe?"
One would think it lion among ladies He roars
You as gently sucking dove. Instead Of a ygor.
attack the evils that beset the country we have
admirable dsquisition on the reclamation of the
arid lands of the West Instead of clear cut outline
of policies TO be pursued have excellent essay
on forest reserves and preserving The presi-
dent is pastoral and peaceful where he should mar
tia and aggressive a message to the congress of the
United States should be state paper a lecture to
be read at an agricultural State fair.
Who has tanned Roosevelt? That is the question
that is agtatng the popular mind Who has turned
Cincnnaus back TO the pillow when he is needed at the
head of affairs by his country The question is easily
answered. The tanning of Teddy perhaps not
nearly difficult it seemed. In the first place
Rooseyes reputation for strenuousness has been yer!
much exaggerated. Hero worship is a passion of th'
multitude ana is often INDUCED in with very little re
gard to Roosevelt is bottom nearly $,
strenuous as he seems And then he Is very anxious
indeed to secure the republican nomination for tn,
presidency in 1904 Here have it, This is the whiI
that used to tame the lion, and the republican lion
tanners chief among whom is Marcus Alonzo Hanna
have In nriyat 70 zig
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-14
!. csrisrsnss
Internatlonal Woman suttrsee c0n's'. .r,sl

The National Women Suffrage assoe,' -. s.da -
an invitation TO the woman sufraglss o. .,,,s shas
in Washington D. c. February IL to 10 ..s.,cri w
connection with its annual meeting an 80, r,hi
suffrage conference will be held. Four'ee" .us.,g W
the world now have either well defined ...oelstpa
ments or we'll organized woman suniss :. As INTERESTS
these have been all invited to co-opeI Australia VI
Russia Germany and sweden-havs promi:sa '.ts
gates and the associations invitation is awa' r,ucs
regular meeting of official boards in MONEY! 4 vh
land There are now few European nations - Rslrius v
do not enjoy some form of suffrage, movement q.
these there is an energetic woman sun sSrace
another, Holland there IS a wo Won in the inten'I''
which will doubtless be Represented
ference
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-14
EXCHANGE INTERVIEWS.

The early onions should be growing nicely--Jffe'So"
and in order Marshall Messenger.
While the foregoing is strictly there is denying
that onions have been in very bad odor here Of late
From the late President NlcKnleys intention OF beuevo
- b President Roosevelt that there need rot be the
Slightest lear OF our not continuing to give them all ber
" Tor which they are fit" Probably the policy is
practicable in dealing with new fellow citizens but it
does sound very ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Herald.
What evidently should do is them all the liberty
for which they have mt.
Mexico will exhibit at ST. Louis This looks Mexico
was going to run right Tcxas.-Houson Pos'.
Even the Indian Territory, without much
Territorial OF government under the protecting wing OF
Arkansas will have exhibit. Say Post can't you wake
mp old South Texas this proposition DeniSoH Herald
We would dearly love to do and perhaps if it
rains again Zapata OF the barnacles the
backs South Texas mossbacks may he sufficiently soaked
permit their being scraped of Texas ought certainly
have exhibit and exhibit is exhibit at the St
Louis exposition bat citizens prone to ptocras
nation in such matters that they will put the matter off until
the last minute and then hit the grit for St Louis and
there time the doors closed in their faces. 1t
figure Of speech when that the of the
whole civilized world Texas The world just begin
ming get wind OF her unlimited resources and il she fails
take advantage Of this opportunity advertise she should
away back for another ten years If the papers
throughout the State will take up this and keep
las'ney at it we yet show the world the real
power of the press.
The Wharton Eagle has just passed its seventh mile post
and entered upon its eighth wear Under the management o
rr Tto .t ..,,,.a ,.s.. III 10 'o''
surprised at the au,iaby OF the General run Of p"one "
Corpus Christi Sun.
The r,lousI never ala ,sr, much zoe 800. a.; ;,.
I, ., ~ 4 "a, '''" iOi Euns' MS specially
oe'"H oo"e KNIFE Just the length OF his boot leg.
Wife beaters take warning A Texas iurv has imnos,d ,
penalty of ooo 6nc and Two yc,rs IL; tL. oo,,ts II
OF their tribe It is GOOD nr.codont and We go 1 ~ o;.
followed in other csses~Eo Norm PcSi,,cr "op 10 sec 1t
I, ,,,,a +. -. .-
that i,,d,c and sol bi -; h J ,'a. 20 10y 'or
~ O'I. p'eN'' VIII" nSpFon'
III l.
h,, " - IL. ' 1dn lNu'o'ho people 10 wake UP
grown village n the Post doesn't mind il viii he referred
m the last reports Tsras Mrs9,ifcr ~
If Houston like San Antonio took in al ,h .
,,r..,tt,-,i -. . ' "oN ~ al ,"e surrounding
N '''' regions San Antonio would stack up beside her
snsP Shots Of the Dallas News benoaus the fact that
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-14
Oklahoma Statistics.

Oklahoma Territory which organized in 1890 now
has population OF about 100000 This larger popula
ton than that OF Alaska and Arizona combined il is larger
than OF Alaska and Hawaii combined II is more than
twice large that Of New Mexico which has been Ter
ory for fifty years and which clsmorng State
hood oklshomas population is larger than that of Della
Rhode Island, New Hampshire, Vermont Montana.
Idaho North Dakota Nevada South Dakota Wyoming Utah
or Oregon And only lev years ago Oklahoma will
dernsss.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-14
How Two Gentlemen pres.

GAINESVILLE Times. ahrs,s
Colonel Sterett of the Dallas Cor eicihc 2
that Theodore Roosevelt never spent y.aSsf ID
one year Of his life. That IS possip'e
StsIstt, and that's dead certain.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-14

Tur committee of the Merchants association Of New
York which visited during spring found and re
ported that amy legitimate business enterprise and cgiti
capital seeking investment Texas which willing to
he governed in Texas by Texas laws and customs and
he regulated by New York law and custom
quite as safe Texas as elsewhere This does not jibe
with what the turn Texas loose element has been saying
about conditions in tins State 1t reads much like the
plain truth for that.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-14

The way the Schey court Of inquiry is huddIed up around
that verdict there be suspicion their minds that
the least publicity would cause an explosion
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-14

DOLLARS douShnuts that the New Hampshire woman
who came within half bean Of guessing the OF
hean lar was born in Boston.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-14

THERE to be great many points OF similarity be-
Count Boni and Prince Henry, though Bon seems
more successful in making his wife dig