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The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1901-11-15

Presumably, like promoters generally,
NJ. Hutin is irving to float his Panama
canal proposition in champagne.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1901-11-15

An American desk factory is about tn
commence operations in London.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1901-11-15

and at every movement the balls drop
lower. Very soon the larger balls can be
dropped in, and then the block falls for
ward, completely detached. ~A.,"
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1901-11-15

bf8ve man gone; can you stand a TOT
man? Our only chance" The surgeon
does not wait for an answer, but takes
the handles of the stretcher and heads for
the nearest dressing station. -s.,.- =. =
Curzon sleeps undisturbed on the dark
ening yeldt, with his outstretched hand
pointing towards the buried ring.-Lally
Bernard in New York Evening Post. :
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-02-14

The Senate was called TO order by
Lieut.. Gov. Kimball. in the absence OF
Gov. Gregory, at IL O'Clock, with quo
rum present. The record of Wednesday
was read and approved
Senator Parkhurst OF Providence, from
the judiciary committee, reported back
an act relative to the appointment OF
a board OF health in the city of Newport.
with recommendation of the indefinite
postponement of the original act and
the passage OF substitute A; so voted
Senator Kenyon of Richmond present.
ed an act in amendment of an act es-
tablishing harbor line from Bower
street TO Red Bridge on the westerly
side of the seekeHk- river committee on
judiciary.
on motion OF Senator Horton OF New
port all matters on the clerks desk were
ordered communicated to the House, un-
der a suspension OF the rules.
Senator Parkhurss OF Providence pre-
sented an act 10 amend the charter OF
the American Screw company; committee
on corporations.
On motion of Senator Crumb of Wester-
ly, the Senate then adjourned TO meet on
Friday morning at IL o'clock.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-02-14
ROYAL. WEDDING AT
PALACE in MADRID.
Princess of Asturias Becomes the
Bride of Prince Charles of Bourbon.
Brilliant Assemblage Present.

Madrid. Feb. 1f~-In the chapel of the
royal palace. in the presence OF the royal
family and ali the aristocracy and Off
cialdom OF Spain. Dona Maria de Las
Mercedes de Bourbon Hapsburg. Princess
OF the Asturias. was today welded to
Prince Charles OF Bourbon.
At half-past 10 o'clock this morning
there assembled in the private apart
ments of Queen Regent Maria Christina
those forming the brides party. consist
ing Of her mother, the queen regent: her
brother. the boy king Alfonso Kill; her
sister the Infanta Maria Tsesa; her
aunts. the Infanta Isabella and Eulalia;
her uncle. Archduke Eugen OF Austria;
her grandmother. Archduchess Elizabeth.
with all the high retainers OF the court,
ladies in waiting. grandees of Spain and
gentlemen In waiting
At the same hour i'm like manner there
gathered IN the apartments OF the IN
fanta Dona Isabella, the persons COM
posing the party OF the bridegroom. These
were the parents of Prince Charles. ths
Count and Countess or Caserta, the Duke
and Duchess OF Calabria. his sisters,
Dona Maria immaculate Dona Maria Pia
and Dona Maria Josephine, and their
train ladies' and gentlemen.
The bridegroom's party emerged first
and proceeded along the winding. mas
sive granite corridors 10 the chapel, be-
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-02-14
CALL FOR AID.
One Sent Out From Salem, n.
H., on Account Of Big Fire.

Salem, ~. H. Feb. IA FIRE which
started In a dwelling house near the Bos-
ton and Maine railroad station here at
about 2:3o o'clock this morning. destroy
ed three places OF residence, a store. and
a factory. causing loss OF more than
$4,000.
The equipment or the town for fighting
flrc, while adequate FOR ordinary use,
was deemed insufficient in view OF the
threatening blaze. and aid was called
from Methuen. Mass. six miles away.
The cause of the fire has not been as
certained. The property burned included
the factory owned by +. L. Woodbury.
and operated by the Artificial Leather
company; Holburgs grocery and provi-
sion store. which was owned by the
Carey heirs, and two two-story dwellings
owned by Plumb Bros. The third DWELL
ing was owned by John Tuttle. IL is
understood that all sufferers by the flre
are insured.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-02-14

ing Immediately followed by the brides s
cortege from the queen regents apart
ments. Their places were respectively to
altar. the bride and bridegroom stopped
at the steps leading 20 the altar and
there kneeled. thus remaining through
out the mass, which was said by Cardi-
nal Sancha, Archbishop OF Toledo, pri-
mate of Spain.
Assisting him were Cardinal Casajares
archbishop of Valladolid Cardinal HERE
ra. archbishop of Santiago dc Composite
la. and Cardinal Casna. bishop OF
Barcelona. Also attending we're the bish-
op of Madrid. the bishop chaplain OF the
Place de Sion. and several other preiates.
church dignitsries, and cardinals whose
places were within what might be termed
the presbytery.
The mass celebrated was a low mass.
there being no singing. though the organ
rendered solemn sacred selections includ-
ing one written for the occasion by Zu-
bicurre.
As the bride and bridegroom knelt upon
cushions touching the steps OF the altar.
a white satin-bordered veil. three yards
long and half a yard wide, was spread
over the head and shoulders of the bride
reaching over the shoulders OF the groom,
but leaving his head uncovered. while,
according TO the Spanish custom. a white
satin ribbon. called a yoke. was tied
about the necks OF the couple, the knot
being made between them, signifying
their union.
Continued on page Two.)
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-02-14
c. A. R. VETS
In ANNUAL
SESSION.
Department Of Rhode Island
Meets In East Providence
Town Hall.

The thirty-fourth annual session of thu
Department OF Rhode Island. c.. A. r.,
convened In the town hall at East Provi-
dence this morning. Jl5 delegates repre-
senting % posts. being in attendance.
The meeting was called to order by De-
partment Commander Walter A. Read,
and the comrades were welcomed by
delegation from the town council, consists
ing OF Charles Il. Pierce. Daniel II. Logau
and E. Rowland Phillips. Mr.. Pierce mals-
ing the address.
AT o'clock Commander-in-Chief Leo
Rissiter OF st. Louis. Mo-, and wife.
were met at the station by Comrades
John t. Kenyon, McTwiggan and Dexter
who have recently been made members
OF the commander-in-cbiefs staff. The
commander and his wife were escorted to
the Narragansett Hotel and later thu
commander was escorted to the hall In
which the department was In session and
he was heartily welcomed.
The reports OF the various officers were
presented and showed but little change
from last year
AZ noon luncheon was served and later
officers were elected as follows:
Department commander. Charles II.
Moies.
Senior vice commander. George II.
Chennery
Junior vice commander. James s. Hud-
son.
Quartermaster general Philip s. Chase.
This evening a reception will be tend
cred Commander and Mrs Rossiter in
the Trocadero. which will be followed by
a banquet.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-02-14
MARTIAL LAW.
Spanish Government Compelled
TO Proclaim Il at Madrid.

Madrid. Feb, i.Martiai law has been
will today take over power.
Excitement prevails i'm Barcelona and
Granada and tho gendarmerie have been
reinforced.
The prefect OF Valencia telegraphs that
grave disorders took place there yester-
day. A collision between gendarmes ana
tho populace occurred, In the course OF
which several shots were fired, one per-
son being killed and another wounded.
AZ Malaga several French priests on
their way TO Brazil landed TO see the
town. A mob hooted at and threatened
the priests who hastily re-embarked. Tho
mob then stoned the officers of the cleri-
cal paper. A policeman was wounded by a
revolver shot. The prefect eventually
succeeded In re-establishing order.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-02-14

The next that anybody can tell OF Ke-
hoes movements was that at 945 o'clock
two citizens observed him simlessly
sauntering along Wickenden street.
He had nearly reached the Sd police
station and appeared 10 be in considera-
BILE distress.
The citizens were quick to discover that
Kehoe was In need OF immediate atten-
tion and escorted him into the police sta
tion.
Capt. Magill found that both Kehoe' .
hands were frozen so badly that prompt
attention must be given him.
The captain called an ambulance and
Kehoe was carried to the Rhode Island
hospital. where II was said that the ex-
tent TO which the mans hands were
frozen could not be determined until later.
but they appeared to have been badly in
tured
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-02-14

John Kehoe, OF Branch avenue, will
probably have reason for long remem-
bering the excessive and continuously
cold spell OF the opening of the century;
that is IL he survives his experiences of
the last twenty-four hours.
Kehoe had been imbibing intoxicants
and wandered over to East Providence.
Just where he was during the night Is
not known.
Whether he was out OF doors 3 and
whether he was walking about the great
er part of the night is YET TO be deter
mined.
All that the police know Mt present Is
that about o'clock this morning kehoe
was observed slowly walking over the
Washington bridge, bound from East
Providence TO this city.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-02-14
He CONFESSED.
Todd Says He Stole 98 Horses
and Killed Three Men.

Brazil, Ind. Feb. li-During services,
conducted by an evangelist here, among
the number who made confession OF
faith was James Todd. who says he hss
stolen ninety-eight horses and killed three
men in Texas.
He had been attending the revival SER
vices for several nights and IL was no.
ticed that he wept throughout the SER
vices. Finally he slgnined purpose OF
becoming a member OF the church and
after the services visited the evangelist,
where he made the confession which
startled the minister.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-02-14

The Lord Prlvy Seal.
The Lord High Chsncellor.
Black Rod.
Garter kiug of Arms.
The Earl Marshal
The Lord Chamberlain.
The Sword OF state, carried by the Ms'-
quis of Londonderry.
The king and queen and Princess Victo-
ria, respectively attended, by the mas
ter OF the horse, the Lord Steward,
and the Lords I'm waiting.
The pages OF honor
The captain OF the Yeomen OF the Guard.
Gold stick.
The captain or the gentlemen at arms.
Silver stick. in waiting
The field officer-in- waiting: officers and
gentlemen-at-arms; the Yeoman of tho
Guard.
The other royal personages, the Duke
and Duchess OF Cornwall and York, the
Duke and Duchess OF Connaught thu
Duchess OF Fife, the Duchess OF Argyll.
Prince and Princess Christian OF Schles-
wig -Holstcin Prince Henry of Batten.
burg Prince and Princess Charles OF Den
mark and the Duke or Cambridge, and
their attendants. had previously assem-
bled I'm the House OF Peers 20 await their
majestes.
AMBASSADOR CHoATE PRESENT.
The diminutlve chamber was filed 20 its
capacity by the highest and noblest OF the
kingdom. the greater part OF the floor
space being occupied by pccresses and
other ladies introduced by peers.
l. lifted states Ambassador Choate and
the other ambassadors occupied spe-
cial enclosure behind the bench OF the
bishops.
The whole scene was brilliant In the
extreme. Diamonds flashed out Of tho
folds OF the black dresses of the ladies,
while color was added 90 the scene by the
robes Of the peers and the state officials.
BY / o'clock the scene an the old palace
yard was one OF great animation owing
10 the constant arrival OF carriages con-
tanning royal personagcs and other dis.
tinguished people. Many OF the nobility
used their state coaches. The members of
the House ~ Commons. In the meantime,
streamcd into the house
The rich uniforms o. the diploma "A r.
corps. the robes ~ officers 90 state and
the military aud naval uniforms formed
brilliant medley which gradually DIS
appeared through The entrances OF The
respective houses
THE COMMONS SUMMONED
Tho king ana the robed procession ad-
vanccd to the House of Lords. In the or
der already detailed. As soon as His Mai
CONTINUED on page TwoD
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-02-14
PRIZE
FIGHT
ENJOINED.
Judge RoIIIsisr Issues Injunc-
ton Against the Proposed
Jafirlas-RuhI Mill.

Cincinnati. Feb. f4-Judge Hollister to-
day ganted permanent itunction
against the Jeffries- Rubin boxing con-
test planned to be held i'm Saengerfest hall
tomorrow night
The case will be carried TO the circuit
and supreme courts and the contest will
be postponed until a final decision is
reached in the higher courts.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-02-14

Not since the wedding OF the Prince of
Wales and Princess Alexandra of Dem
mark has the gorgeous state coach used
today been seen in the streets OF the capi-
tal. In this coach today the king and
queen and Princess Victoria rode from
Buckingham palace TO the palace OF
Westminster.
SOLDIERS ON GUARD.
The route OF the royal party. which lay
through the Mall. the Horse Guards pa
rade, Whitehall and Parliament streets
was guarded by 5000 soldiers. Thousands
of Londoners packed ST. James Park,
bordered the route OF the pro-
cession and filled windows. stands and
roofs. The cortege was short. but spec
tacular.
The royal coach. drawn by eight famous
cream-colored Hsnoverians with pos
tIlions in red and gold liverles OF morocco
and gilt, was preceded and followed by
Life Guards I'm full uniform with silver
breast plates and red plumed helmets. and
a small escort OF gentlemen at arms. I'm
historic costumes Immediately surrounded
the vehicle.
Five carriages OF state containing uni
formed officials nnd ladies ~ the house
hold each drawn by six horses n pos
tilions and outriders. led the procession.
Next came the massive state chariot.
the occupants Of which could he plainly
seen through ,he plate glass windows,
the king, who was in full uniform. salut-
ing constantly and the queen boxing on
All sides
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-02-14
De VETS FORCE.
His Commando Reported 10
HaVa Crossed 0rangS River.

Cape Town. Feb. fs.--A Boer commando
crossed the Orange river yesterday In the
Philipstown district. 1t is reported that
Dc Wet was in command.
Van wyksylei was occupied Monday by
three hundred Beers who were retreatins
from Calvinia.
The Beers are reported I'm force twenty
four miles west of Cardarvon. A Boes
convoy OF sixty-five wagons and forty
fve prisoners has been captured north Of
Amsterdam.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-02-14
NEW STEAMSHIP LINE

Montreal. Feb. 1.-THE Buffalo. Toron-
20 and Montreal steamship company has
been formed to run n line between Buff
falo and Montreal. via. Toronto. Two OF
the Fall River line boats have been Sc
cured for the service.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-02-14
FIRE CHIEF SUFFOCsTED

Appleton, Wis. Feb. li--Chief +. L.
Anderson. of the fire department was
suffocated during the fire in tho Kimbcr-
ley mills last night lie was overcome
by the smoke and before he could be
rescued was dead.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-02-14
LADY INvERCLyDe DEAD.

London. Fsb. 1i--I.ady invercly n dica
today at Castle WernysH. on The Firth or
Forth. Scotland.
Sir JOnn Burns. FIRST Baron iurctci,dcs
her husband died on Tuesday last.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-02-14
SOLDIERS WELCOMED HOME.

london. Feb. ii.-The Strathcona Horses
which sailed from Cape Town on the
British steamer Lake Erie. Jan. 20, ana
was prevented from landing yesterday
owing 20 the steamer having missed n
tide and being obliged 20 anchor OF
Gravcsend landed at the Albert docks
this morning in the midst OF much enthu-
slasm and cheering and the shrieklng OF
steamers sirens.
\ considerable crowd awaited the land
Ing OF the men. The troops at once took
trains for the city.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-02-14
the WEATHER.

fair and continued cold tonight and FRI
day; diminishing northwesterly winds.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-02-14
RESOLUTION FOR A
CHANGE IN TAX LAWS.
introduced in House This Morning,
Senate Act to Amend Charter of
American Screw Company.


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collection
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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-02-14
Kehoe Taken Into Police Sta
tion in Pitiab|e Condition.
Citizens Noticed His Plight to
the Rhode Island Hospital in
an Ambulance,


reside Branch this
5 morning piiabls condition
with both hands
Z.
police drinking and
had unconsciousy exposed cold
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-02-14
THE PROCESSION.

The procession speedily travel ,ed the
short route TO an accompaniment OF roars
and shouts and reached the royal en-
trance Co the palace OF Westminster, be-
meath the Victoria tower. At the appoint
ed time.
There the great officers % state and the
Others who were TO take psrt in the
cersnouy had assembled iu order 20 rc-
ceive their majesties. Upon the king and
queen allghting from the state carriage
The procession was quickly formed aud
proceeded 20 the robing room in the fol-
lowing order.
Pursuivants. heraids the kings equer-
ries
Gentlemen ushers. grooms I'm waiting and
officers OF the household, fianked by
the sergeant-at-arms,
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-02-14

Fos Cuts. tieetsotypes ard vsirtirs.
Any kind. see J J. ryder Co, q WASH
ington. Best work. low priCes.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-02-14
Brilliant Procession in Which the King
and Queen Took Part -Sovareign's
Speech From the Throne.

800
Parliament Edward VII
) was opened the N
Since
Of
In
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1901-04-16
REPORT ON VICE
In NEW YORK

New York. April 12.-The committee
of fifteen organized some months ago
to Investigate vice as 1t exists in this
city, made its preliminary report to
the public to-day This report will be
followed by others from time to time
as the committee deems necessary.
The report says that the commit
tees agents, by investigation, disclosed
the fact that gambling and pool rooms
were being operated openly in violation
OF the law; that the gambling spirit
had developed to such an extent as to
become a distinct menace to the com
munity. and that these resorts were
undoubtedly protected in their opera
tion by officers whose duty it was to
close them. Raids We're made by the
committee and its agents. and the re-
suits obtained show conclusively that
committee of citizens can force the
police to close such resorts, thus prov
ing that vice Is protected and also that
the raids have resulted in making the
gambling business Improbable.
The committee has been collecting
data from different countries and in
tends to prepare a report embodying
suggestions for the treatment of the
social evil problem in great cities. 1t
does not feel that the best interests of
the city will be served by any violent
attempt to suppress this evil, but 1t is
hoped that the forthcoming report will
present such information and recon-
mendations as shall enable the commu-
nifty to face the situation frankly and
to deal with it conservatively and wise
ly. The committee says that the actual
conditions of the tenement house popu-
lation is alarming in respect to the
social evil, and that in 125 tenement
houses that We're examined by its
agents and in which disorderly women
We're living, there We're found in each
house an average of twenty-four chill
dren under the age of IS years. and
the committee is collecting evidence
which will be utilized to eliminate this
evil
Ihe committee recommends with
earnestness the necessity of providing
suitable places of meeting where the
people in each neighborhood can come
together and discuss the evils that
menace their civic life and where they
may from time to time meet their rela-
tive representative with n view of OBJ
taining from them an account of their
stewardship and where remedies may
be proposed and discussed. Therefore
the recommendation is made that in
each assembly district one suitable as
sembly hall shall be built. which shall
be kept available for such citizens
meetings, and it throws out sugges-
tion that these might be built in con-
nection with the new public libraries
which are likely to be erected in every
part of Greater New York.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1901-04-16
Patents to Colorado Inventors.

Washington, d. c., April 11.-Thc
following patents have been issued tt
Denver inventors:
Louis b. Heep, tobacco pipe; Julius
kurtz, means for raising water; Harry
G. Miller and ]. l.. Gard. metal saw.
Other Colorado inventions granted
patents are: Linford Il. Krotz. Victor,
rotary engine; Michael Sporledor. Col
orado City. penholder; Joseph Lesher,
Victor trade mark for silver souvenirs:
Homer l.. Gray. Mosca, mailing tube
and horse detaching service: William
II. Young, Rocky Ford, driving gear.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1901-04-16
MARTIAL LAW in IDAHO
A THING OF THE PAST

Boise, Idaho, April 12.-Martial law
no longer exists in Shoshone county.
Governor Hunt to-day issued proc
lamation abolishing it. The proclama-
ton became effective Immediately on
the governor attaching his signature
thereto. Martial law was declared by
Governor Steunenberg on May 4, 1899,
following an investigation of the de-
structlon of the Bunker Hill concen-
traitor during n sanguinary riot in the
early part of the previous month. The
proclamation says in part:
"Since the Inauguration of martial
law in Shoshone county order was
maintained wholly by civil authorities.
1t has not been necessary to use the
federal troops. though they have been
held in readiness at all times to sup
port the state. The courts have been in
unrestricted operation of their func-
tions and civil officers have remained
in full performance of their duties at
all times.
up to assuming the office I felt it
my first duty to investigate conditions
In Shoshone county and the necessity
of the exercise of n military force for
the government. either in name or eff
feet, to maintain order and protect
property.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1901-04-16

81 have found it wonderfully pros
porous country in the full growth of
its earlier development. employing
thousands of men and producing
thousands of tons of ore daily.
'"My investigation has convinced me
that the citizens of Shoshone county
are to-day law-abiding and law-loving
united in their desire for peace and
frowning ON any element that would
bring again trouble and anxiety and
suffering into peaceful and prosperous
homes.
martial law is the spirit of force
necessary in its employment to pro-
tect life and property and applicable
at any time for the purpose. Its op-
Grafton in time of peace. after danger
and peril are over is repugnant to our
form of government and menace to
our institutions. Our legislation safely
places the administration of law in
the hands of civil authorities, there TO
remain during their ability to main
tain it, New officers have been elected
and are in active performance of their
duties since January. 1901, unopposed
by organized violence of any descrip-
tion and outspoken in their ability to
maintain order.