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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-10-03
IN CONVENTION.
Bay State Democrats Gather TO
Nominate State Ticket.

Boston, Oct S.-PEepared 70 nominate
Josiah Quincy for four years Mayor Of
Boston. as the head of their ticket. the
Democrats OF Massachusetts, met for
their state convention here today. The
delegates were tardy In getting into the
meeting hall, the Boston Theatre, and II
was nearly noon when the chairman OF
the state Central committee. Han. VIM.
$. McNary and the members OF that body
appeared
The usual formalitles of opening
state conventih were finished quickly
and prayer was offered by Rev. Joseph
Carbon Of winthrop Hon. VIM. s. Nc
Nary and stephen NJ. Walsh were chosen
10 temporary chairman and secretary re-
specuvely. After the appointment OF
committees OF credentials, resolutions
and permanent organization the mem
bers OF the state committee al large were
introduced
Lowell delegation created a stir by OBJ
iecting 10 the candidate from that city
and it became necessary for "A vote 10
be passed that an extra member be added
to the committee from the delegation.
Later the name Of w. A. Hogan, Jr..
was presented and accepted At this
point Chairman McNary addressed the
convention briefly describing the condi
tlon of the party In the state. He urged
all city and town committees TO work
harder In the interest OF the party.
The committee on credentials reported
that 1880 delegates were present out OF
2l33. Thirty-three cities and y towns
were represented.
The permanent organization was then
announced. The reading of the list OF
names OF many leaders OF the party
caused considerable enthusiasm.
Especially was this true when the name
OF General Patrick A. Collins was reach
ed. The ovation lasted several minutes
The convention sang Aud Lang Syne'
and then Hon Thomas J. Gargan, perma-
nent chairman, was introduced. MIR Gar
gandeliyered stirring address In which
he discussed national and state issues
The applause which frequently inter
rupted MIR. Gargan was very enthupsias-
tic Al the conclusion OF the address
the committee on resolutions made Its
report The resolutions were adopted
amid great applause. As quiet was re-
stored, Hon. Charles :. Hamlin was rec
ognzed In address. which was received
with great favor and frequent Interrupt
tions 10y applause he placed in nomlna4
tlon for governor Josiah Quincy OF Bos-
ton.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-10-03
Department
OF STATE
WILL ACT.
Interesting Case Of Providence
Mans Brother Who Is De-
tain0dby TwkiShG0ysTnment

Paul Yjahigan, an American citizen,
who was imprisoned I'm Turkey some
time ago, and whose case attracted the
attention OF both continents. has been re-
leased from the narrow confines OF the
miserable Turkish prison. but is still held
in that country, and the passports given
him by the United States government are
withheld by the Turks.
AT the time OF his incarcerat ton, word
was sent 10 his bother and friends In
this city. Word was sent 10 the Turkish
government asking the price of his re.
lease The Turkish officials offered TO set
him free for $3.50. and that amount was
raised I'm this city and forwarded 10 the
captors; Yet. the promises proved par
italy worthless, for he in still detained.
Njahigan was born within the Turkish
dominion, and came 10 this country sever
al years ago In the course Of time, he
filed his intentions OF becoming a citi-
zen of this country, and later took out
his papers.
Being an American citizen he took his
passports, and returned 20 his birthplace.
There he was arrested by Turkish offi-
GERS, who refused to recognize his natur-
aliza ton papers, and thrown into prison
where he suffered humilities. until he
managed 10 get word to relatives and
friends in this country.
Congressman Bull has taken an inter-
est In the case and has laid the facts be-
fore the department. of state at WASH
ington 10 act accordingly.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-10-03
COLUMBIA GAINS SLIGHTLY

ii:Se.-Coumbia seems 20 have gained
slightly. The wind holds true
l2:o7-During the last Is minutes OF sail
3fTg the Columbia seems 10 have held her
own but does not gain. The wind Is n-
Creasing but the sea Is smooth and they
are fast reaching toward the second
mark.
1e:i4-The official time OF turning the first
mark as given by the Marconi wireless
tslegraphy:
Shamrock III: 81 06
Columbia 1i.52.1T
1890 y. m.--The boats are rapidly near
ing the second mark. Roth heeled az
about the same angle. and there has ap-
parently been no change I'm their relative
position.
fc:n-Boatr are now two miles from
Second mark. Wind incrca sing The
Columbia II apparently gaining slightly.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-10-03
INCORPORATED.
ClIy Mills Paper Company and
MeshantiCut Golf Club.

The articles Of Incorporation OF the
city Mills Paper company OF this city
were filed At the office OF the secre-
tary Of state this morning The corpor-
alton is for the purpose OF manufacturing
paper and for any other business Incl
dental thereto.
The incorporators are Charles III. Hor-
ton and George ~. Baker OF Woonsocket
and Fred W Shibey of this city.
Tie capital stock Is 500 600 divided into
shares OF Sl0o each
The Meshantlcut Golf club was incor-
porated at the office OF secretary OF state
yesterday afternoon. The club Is located
in Cranston and its incorporators are
John NJ Dean Robert w Dean Samuel
A. Rowland, Henry 4. Palmer ana Louis
IA. Tappan.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-10-03
BULLETINS OF THE RACE

The official time OF the start az given
ty the Marconi wireless telegraph was:
Shamrock 11:00:i3.
Columbia IL oii1.
ii:2b-The yachts have covered nearly
half the distance to the firss mark. Both
are holding a fine wind and Columbia
seems To he slightly decreasing the sham
rocks lead
ii:ss-The yachts are rapidly nearing the
rock we'll ahead.
i14s a. m.--They are very close TO the
mark. The Shamrock still well ahead and
will turn first
1850 a. m.-Shamrock turned nrst mark
et ii:5o:s5.
ii;5s-Columbia turned frst mark at
u1:52:2o.
il:5s.--Roth boats now on the starboard
tack heading for the second mark
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-10-03

Nashua n. H.. oct. 3-Thieves raided
the Nashua Machine CO.'S shops here at
an early hour this morning and carried
OFF ton and a half OF composition metal
valued at &lb00 10 $1,000.
The plant IL situated I'm a remote section
and the robbers worked mmolested. The
plunder was carried of in two wagons
which Were seen after daylight going in
the direction OF Lowell. where an attempt
TO apprehend the thieves I'm being made
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-10-03

There was no question OF faNoring
slsl,ts or fortunate fiukes for weather
conditions were absolutely perfect rom
the moment the gun was fred. II blew
as II made TO order for ialr test pt
tha british and American boats, ana
through two legs Of reaching ana the
f,rst of the windward work on the nome
stretch Columbia had shown herset 70
be the superior.
In the close reach 10 the first mark
she had gained on the visitor. she cameo
on the broader reach 10 the second marx
and when they began the exciting peat
home she ate her way into the wind IN
manner that her rival could not ap-
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-10-03
PASSENGERS FROM THE SOUTH

The following is a list OF passengers on
steamer Chatham that arrived az Provi-
dence today; Mr.. G.. r. Harter. Mr.. u.
Mcclure, Mr.. v. Handey, MIR. Geo Har-
dink Mr. VI. Handley, Mr.. 4. "a. Nc
Mahon. MIR II. :. Elyson. MIR. j. NJ.
Blackinan, Mr.. W. IA. Hooper. Mr. and
Mrs q a. Carpenter Mr. r. NJ Ander-
son. Mr.. =. w. Perg.ns and wife Mr. H.
Gosyms, Mrs. T.. J Perkins. Master r.
e.. Perkins.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-10-03
APPOINTMENTS

Washington, oct 3-The president 10.
dsv made the following appointments:
war-Col VIM. ~ Bsbec Brig Gencr-
al
Statc-Martin v Cook Mass Marshal
of T. s. Consular court a. che Foo.
China.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-10-03
COLUMBIA TO THE FORE

She had outpointed the Shamrock and
secured a commanding position on the
lstters bow. All uuring this tack captain
Barr played his old game OF continually
plnching into the wind. The Shamrock $
failure 20 point az high was surprise To
the expects In view OF the qualities she
showed in this respect on SATURDAY last,
About half past one a part OF the eN-
cursi0n feet started for the lishtship 10
witness the finish.
with the finish line about four miles
away at l:tO the American boat had the
race well In hand and barring accidents
II seemed inevitable that she would more
than make up the Shamrocks lead over
the line and get home ahead OF her
But even with the Columbias sudden
spurt and advantage the race was stlll
an exciting one. and never for momenl !
did interest flag the two superb SHIPS
,hrsshed 20 windward. the breeze To-Day
having forgotten it's inconstancy of pre-,
yious race days and holding true ana
-s~
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-10-03
NEARING the FINISH

Both yachts held the port tack heading
almost north towards the Long Island
shore and II looked as II they. meant 10
hold II until they were sure or fetching
the mark on the next tack.
As they worked up the wind the ghm-
uerins bronze hull OF the British boat
was getting further and further TO lee
ward and astern and the American had
q lead which hardly a fast steamboat
could have cut down. in the short stretch
,f water which laid between her and the
-finfsf.
The excursion feet at this time were
strune out in a long scattering line 10
westward of the course and doing their
best TO keep up with the racers.
At l.s1 both yachts went about on the
starboard tack and headed for the finish.
Columbia having a safe lead of about a
quarter Of mile. The race was over
then nothing could head her.
With every inch OF her beautiful sails
drawing the spray flying from under her
bow. the great white American yacht
thnndered across the line over one min
ute ahead OF the Shamrock
The official time at the finish was;
Columbia, 2.1505
Shamrock. 2:i6:2S.
IL will thus be seen with the S seconds
which the Shamrock mast allow the Co
lumbia the latter wins by three minutes
and So seconds In the 30 mile race.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-10-03
EXTRA.
= O'CLOCK.
COLUMBIA OUTSAILS THE
SHAMROCK IN fine RACE.

CROSSED the line ~ 2:i5;02 while the sham
rock did not cross until 2:l6:20, unofficial
time.
2.2q u. I'M Official time at the finish as
received bv Marconi wirelesst Biography;
Columbia 2:l5.G5i Shamrock. 2l6:Z3
ond turn was. Shamrock, l2:45:5l, Co
mmbla 12.i6.39
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-10-03
KILLED AT CROSSING

Cleveland, Oct. 3.-Nrs. Josephine Flan-
agan, an aged musician OF Norwalk and
mother of the music teacher of President
Roosevelt's children, was instantly killed
last evening by an engine at the Lake
Shore crossing on Colts avenue
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-10-03
PRODUCTION OF MINERALS

Washington, oc, Ia report issued to-
vey shows that the total value OF min
erals of all kinds produced In this coun-
try in 1900 was 81, ,010. los. $50
The total value of the metallic products
was 1852. 627. the non-metallic s5l6, 500, 2s2
and estimated value OF mineral products
unspecified 81 900 600.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-10-03

All druggists refund the money N n fails
to cure. y W. Groves signature IS
on each hox Csc
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-10-03
DIAMOND GONE

William r. Colwell reports TO the police
that some time yesterday be either lost
or had stolen from him. while i'm the
City hall a diamond pin valued at $50
Naturally be prefers TO believe that it was
lost.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-10-03
-Ex-dividend.

x-Ex-dividend.
Ho~to reii the Genuine.
The signature Of r.. W. Grove appears OH
every box Of the genuine Laxative
Bromo- q uinine. the remedy that Cures
Cold I'm one Dsv.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-10-03
At THE SECOND MARK

l2:b- Shamrock turned second mark
Columbia turned second mark az
l2H:%. both times unofficial
l2.S2-The unofficial time OF turning tho
second mark. as given by the Msrconl
wireless, was. Shamrock. l2.45:35: Coz
Nlmbia l2:ts.2a
i7s--Shs mrock - 30 windward and still
Ahead The wind holds strong
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-10-03
BOATS CLOSE TOGETHER

1W-Boats very close 10 each other.
Shanrock to windward and apparently
blankets Columbia. Shamrock footing
point her.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-10-03

CONTINUED from page one)
eaten up on her rival and taken the ie
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-10-03
COLUMBIA IN THE LEAD

fl7-.The Colunibis IL apparently ahead
1;H-The Columbia rs now well ahead.
i:3f-Columbia now seems 90 he nearly
half a MALE ahead and still 10 windward.
She will win. barring accidents
i:8.--Columbis continues TO gain.
f:T.--Both yachte have gone out on the
starbosrd tack and are heading for the
hrlsh iine. Columbia is LEADING by a
quarter Of mile.
i:ss.-The boats should nnish within ten
minutes
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-10-03

The Columbia -ins the second race she
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-05-24
hid American Troop. Farewell.

Pekin, May 23 The lnstof the Amer.
lean troops here. except The legation
guards, Left Pekiu "Wednesday morning
In spite u the carly hour and rhe long
distances they bad % march an th.
bands ~ the British troops escorted th,
Ninth United States infantry from the
Temple Of Agriculture Co tle depot
whore a japanese band awaited tine
troops All the British generals and
their stats and all the officer, of duty
We're present. The scene was one 0f
great enthusiasm a great crowd wa.
present 90 wish General ClaGsc faro.
well
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-05-24
PLANS OF THE FRISCO
Road win Reach the Pacific Through
Old Mexico.
CONNECTING LINKS.
Two Lines win BE Constructed from
kerrVille, One Going TO Eagle
Pass and the Other 10 san
Antonio 90 Niles South.

Kansas City. May 2s.-The actual
consolidation Of the Memphis and FRS
CO roads is TO BE- effected As soon as the
connecting link between the two lines
from Alton 70 Miami. l. r.. is finished.
This will be by July l. The general
offices Of the Memphis road will then
b. removed from this city 10 St. Louis
and duplicate agencies everywhere ON
the Memphis.FriscO system will be-
abolished The Memphis line is 20 be-
come link in a new trans-c5utinontnl
chain which is projected 10 extend from
birmingham, Ala. St. Louis and Kan.
sas City through Texas 20 ManHinillo, ON
the Pacific coast Of Old Mexico.
II is certain that one set Of officials
will control the Frisco and Memphi, d.
vision and 10 is probable now that 10
will be chosen for the combination.
Both roads have lines from Kansas City
70 Springfield. No. and one u these
lines viii undoubtedly Boz abandoned eX-
cept that sufficient trains may be run
over it 10 save rs charter and prevent
it, absorption 10y a competitor.
Cities reached by both the Frisco and
the Memphis whore there are separate
depots, shops and agencies. will soon
feel the effect Of the consolidation. ono /
shop one depot and one agent viii suf. /
flee for both The shops will not be- re- /
moved from Kansas City, because they .
will De- needed by both lines for repair /
work.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-05-24
New line Of steamers Nay Hs E.tab.
u.hsi by Haytieu Governments.

NeW ilnr ot ~irtnru Nay bs Estah.
n.hsd by Iiaytiru Government
New York. May g3-At taa office of
the consul general of Hnyu u this
city, the r.pIr, B., Confirmed that the
Hayt.eu government is trying 90 have "a
new lime 1t steamships established 90
ply between tha United States aud Hay.
H. This step b. being taken, he aid.
because Of the reported agreement be.
tween OBJ. Cameron .ua. cine Atlas line
and the Dutch We. luI... liua t0 Boo.
crease freight rates GOA merchandise
shipped from the United State, % pr
cent The Hayu.u government is aux.
ilus 20 develop trade with the United
States, and 10 BE- stated d, doing all In
it- power to assist llavurn merchants
and the commerce with this country.
Negotiations with view 90 inaugural.
ing q new steamship service are in fact
already under way.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-05-24

San Antonio. May eat j. unofici.
ally but on good authority stated IN this
city that tho Frisco In lbs extension from
Browuwood viii build % Kerryille on
the route 90 Eagle Pass and from Kerr.
vile two lines VIII bo built. one % the
Eagle Pass connection with the Mexican
international system and one line 90 san
Antonio. which latter point is 0hly %
miles southeast % KerryIlle.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-05-24

Berlin, May 23-Unier dyua-tir law.
the young grand duke of Sake Weimer.
Charles Auguste, ha, compelled Prince
Bernhard Of SaXe.Welmar and his wife
70 leave for the United States. Prince
Bernhard was married IN London In
1900 10 the widowed Countess Lucchesi.
tho daughter Of hotelkeeper named
Brockmueller 40 Lubbock. Since their
marriage Prince Bernhard and his wife
have lived az Wiesbadeu Tho grand
duke has granted Prince Bernhard a
reasonable allowance.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-05-24
New LINK for rran.eontln.n,.l.

Santa Fe, May 23.-The New Mexico
Southwestern has fled incorporation
papers for $50 miles Of road o. be built
from HI Paso 20 the New Mexico.Ar
iona border where it is 90 connect with
a road % De- called the Arizona South.
western railway, which is % bc extend.
ed 90 san Diego, Cal New York and
New Jersey capitalists ars behind the
road which is 20 be d link IN a transcon.
tlneniaI limo.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-05-24
't'enI negro houses for'iIc yery cheap.
cnrNrnY rnnrERrY.

-2 sores uf land ou Wits1 creek. iOl acres Iu
cultivation with two ssts Of houses. balance ir
timber aui pasture price ,- ODD poo acre. au
easy terms 1 acres uu Mad.snuyIiie road
paalTi ig Madison, balance 900 Grimes county
VIII ell cheap
1I acres miles west ~ Hfyan. ed ln cultivn.
zion, n 'u pasture. Tor So
80 acres near Morgan gu. WIN sell cheap on
easy term.
one 0fthe best improved Truck farms in me
state. 90 acres lust outside the suburbs. mf
rD acres to thei.it ou Jacksonville road. on
MiNou rrrrk, iIl lH cultivation. balance ln uas-
urr wi.. raie for c.y property or cell on
Ha irruf.
one %, The prcluest ph'osin nrhrns county
mile north of Nrfau. % ceres. good funm
house. VEL r.'i,n barns sheds, slsb'cs ete
H .crr. of fH- black prairie land. near
ffEr. ODD acres Iu cultivation The only fine
prairie for sale Boo fh.s county, win .tI Cheap
r"u.sH. uN UitJ iglH
AtKusn-uns s'oi .room house. worth
tiN. s.ur. .Nltr worth OIL. cribs. UrI hen
house. a.u. OF land fha place BE- worth 10
least s'.O. u.. st.. f...U
40 WeHhUm- good si0reI0T.,. and srIau.
900 aH ..|Ur. $500. .... cheap enough
Atr.'gUrf r..l new bonuses with other
suHt improvement .. 900 seu cheap ur ca.
.aAasr 'ur Bryan property
40 HnuH-i TO a.r.s good barn. orchard
..I IH ..'H .H.'a. outs .." N.H. b. from center
of u ui sru 'ur $4,000. or exchange mr
Iga1 psHpgrU
Ia ..r rIt. OF i'au1. Zoo I'sHo county Trras.
7 have fHrHe HUr t Ou.F 'lreg hIarks from fHr
courthouse AVID same distance cot ..ty fshooI.
a.. tr.. Ur Irsle
Three hundred arras g.-y Cine gravel clos. ts
HHi. IT, N T i Hul ' a. rs a. HN
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-05-24
crssL Treaty rartl.lI, K.,ln.d.

Okmulgee, l. T., May 23.-The Creek
treaty has passed by tho house u war.
riors by a vote Of 70 70 10. Il will now
20 10 the house Of kings. Tho passage
Of the treaty Il now reasonably certain.
On Saturday last the joint committee Of
the house Of warriors and the house Of
kings recommended the ratification Of
the treaty without amendment except.
ing that the clause allowing certain
Seminoles 20 take allotments In the Creek
Nation should DO eliminated.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-05-24

81 Paul, May 23.-The grand division
Of the Order Of Railway Conductors re-.
elected +. Z Clarke, who has held the
office Of grand chief conductor since
1880; assistant grand chief conductor.
Barritson; and grand secretary aud
treasurer, G. +. MAXWELL The session
was completed after the election Of mi.
nor officers.
Charles H. wilkins Of Chicago wa,
elected grand senior conductor.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-05-24

Santa Fo, May 3d. William Park
was shot aud killed at Central. in the
office Of the justice Of the peace during
the preliminary examination u MAY
Esmond, charged with 10 serious crime.
James q. Wiley had given damaging
testimony Ia whicif he used Parks
name The witness was just conolud.
ing when Park jumped from the chair
and commenced firing NJ Wiley. Wiley
returned the fire with above result.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-05-24

Victor, Col. May Eek. Congressman
John NJ Glover Of st. Louis, is safe. He
was absent from homo ON prospecting
trip whom the floods swept down the
west Beaver valley and the finding Of q
horse without any rider caused his
neighbors to believe that he had boen
drowned.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-05-24
Aneth.r Rice E.,.,. Claimant.

Des Moines, May 23.-Mrs. Maria
Shuler Of Des Moines, will 60 10 New
York next month 10 prove herself the
sister Of Millionaire Rice, who was re-.
Gently murdered. Mrs. Shuler Is 10
years old.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-05-24

Batavia, May 23.--The volcano Of Ke.
loet II IN eruption. Lava is threatening
Blitar coffee plantations and has ON.
dangcrod kediu The district is In "a.
Cal darkness.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-05-24

New York, May 23-Mrs. Chhfiee.
wife Of General Chailoe and daughter
Miss Helen, have left here Tor San Fran.
cisco. They will ail from there 20 Ma.
Mia on a government transport.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-05-24
Iinn.r,rli MIn A,tnnh-

Cripple Creek, Coo. May est Is
positively stated that Vice President
Roosevelt will attend the annual 70.
union Of rough riders at Colombo
Springs pn June 1925.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-05-24

Guthrie, O. r., May 23.-Tho crowd
OF boomers IN the country aud waiting
On the borders Is increasing daily aud i.
now fully 10000