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Cross SPEAKERS.

secrtary Alexander announces the
following meetings
Hon. Robt A. Men and Howard $.
Elder. Crescent. Logan county, Friday,
Aug. 10TH
hon. c. Porter Johnson and j. Win
culwen, Roosevelt, Saturday, Aug l6
Hon. c. Porter johnson and j. VIII
culwen, Hobart rally. Saturday night
Aug 10th
Judge T. P. Gore, blind orator.
Seward. Tuesday Aug 18th.
Judge T. p. Gore, (blind orator.
Guthrie. TUESDAY night, Aug 18th.
Judge T. p. Gore, Cbllnd orator.
Coyle. Wednesday, Aug, 2Otb.
Hon. Robt. A. Men. Perkins. Thurs
day night. Aug. 2ist. and Ripley, Fri
day. Aug. 22d; Cushing, Friday night
Aug 22d; saltwater saturday Aug
%; Glencote saturday night. Aug
22rd.
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NOTABLE ORATORS TO
STUMP MAINE
iBy AssoeIated Press.l


Augusta, Me-, Aug. Chairman F.
NJ. Simpson and his aides Of the Re
publican state committee have com
pleted all arrangements for beginning
the state campaign next Monday. Be
sides President Roosevelt, the speak
ers to be heard during the three
weeks prior to election include a doz-
en- United States senators and almost
as many members of Ihe lower branch
of congress. The INST comprises SEN
ators Gallinger and Burnham Of New
Hampshire, Lodge of Massachusetts,,
Burton of Kansas. Dolliver of Iowa,
McComas of Maryland, Mason OF IL
inois. Spooner of Wisconsin, Dilling-
ham Of Vermont, and Representatives
Burkett of Nebraska, Foster of Yer
mont, Currier OF New Hampshire,
Pearre Of Maryland and Landis and
Watson Of Indiana.
In addition TO those named Senator
Hale adm Frye and Representatives
Littleheld and Powers all of this
state. win take an active part in the
campaign
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INTEREST PAD on derosss az
GUTHRIE SAVINGS BANK.
IMPoRrANr RATE coNFERgNoE.

4 BY Associated Press.
Chicago, lll, Aug Considerable
interest attaches TO the meeting Of
the rate clerks Of the Central Pas
senger association in session here to-
days II is regarded as the most inn
portant meeting held by the rate
clerks for a long time. an it is for the
purpose Of revising the basing rte
sheet OF the Central Passenger asso-
citation territory. which has not been
changed for four years
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GRAND NAVAL REVIEW
OFF PORTSMOUTH
In Celebration Of Corona
tiOn Of King Edward
Of England

Portsmouth, Aug. -Today's nav
al pageant in celebration Of the coron-
ution Of King Edward. though smaller
than originally planned because Of
the absence OF many Of the foreign
warships that we're here in June. was
nevertheless one Of the grandest af-
fairs OF the kind in modern history.
The town and narbor we're astir early
last evening and during the early
morning hours excursion trains
brought thousands OF sight seers from
London and the crowd was one Of the
largest ever assembled here. I'm
mense throngs congregated along the
sea front, aud rounds of cheers ming.
led with the national anthem and sa-
luates from the ships and land bat
teries as the royal yacht Victoria and
Albert with the royal family aboard,
hove In sight
The roads presented striking spec
tacle. owing to the great gathering OF
warships. dressed from stem to stern
and with their yards manned and their
sides lined with their crews. The
combined feet was anchored in four
lines, stretching from Horse Sand fort
at the lower end of Spithead, TO be-
yond Cowes road. The British portion
Of the feet combined "a battleships
and 21 cruisers. selected from the
channel, reserve and cruiser squad
rons, together with number Of spec
tally commissioned ships. At the
head Of the principal line Of ships
was moored III NJ. s. London, carry
ing the flag o. the Prince Of Wales as
admiral OF the United Kingdom The
Prince of Wales was 10 supreme
command. his subordinates being Vice
Admirals A. X nelson and Sir Ger
aid Noel, in the Majestic and Revenge
respectfully; Rear Admiral Sir w. A.
Dyke Acland and Sir Baldwin w.
Walker in the Magnificent and the
Resolution, and Rear Admiral Pelham
Aldirch and Admiral Sir Michael
culu Seymour Occupying place OF
honor n the line was the splendid
criiserGood Hope, the gift Of Cape
Colony TO the imperial navy.
Though. the foreign warshlps were
not numerous they made an impos-
ing show. and most OF the flags Of the
civilized world were to be seen nut-
tering from the mastheads. Conspic-
nous in the line were the Japanese
cruisers Asama and Takasagn The
naviesof the United States, Denmark,
france Germany, Russia, Spain ana
III Argentine Republic were likewise
represented.
rhe review occupied more Than
three hours and was conducted amid
a constant booming Of guns. the play
ing Of bands and cheers from thous-
ands OF throats. Tonight a Grand
scene was presented by the B,umina-
fion Of .he ships and the iiarbor.
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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-12-01
MISSIONS
Episcopal Church Oignitariss
Meet TO Discuss Them.

New York. Dec. 1.-Church dignitaries,
headed by six bishops. are assembled here
TO take part in the week of Advent mis-
slonary meetings. to be held I'm the Epis-
copal churches OF the city and at Car
negle hall.
The meetings will continue afternoon
ana eVesesng throughout the week.
Twenty-Five million dollars are needed
annually. churchmen say, TO defray the
expenses OF sending white missionaries 10
OF the clergy are for the purpose of dis
cussing means for raising the churches
share OF funds Tor the work.
Among those attending the conferences
are RI. Rev Lord Bishop OF Thetford,
England: Bishop Partridge OF Kyoto,
Bishop Tuttle of Missouri. Bishop Hall OF
Vermont. Bishop Gailor OF Tennessee and
Bishop Caller OF South Carolina
The Lord Bishop OF Thetford. in SER
mon at the Church of the Incarnation,
said: When the church ceases to give
ushered In at the time when the Church
forgot her duty in giving. forgot the work
which the Master had given her to do.
There is no more magnificent WORK
for man or woman than to go out In the
foreign fields IN Gods armies
Some people say that we should not
give SO much attention TO the foreign
missions when we have so many heath
ems at home Whose fault IL this? tn,
neglect OF our duty Mt home Is no excuse
for not doing our work abroad. Prayer
on one hand and much alms-giving on the
other Is the bone and sinew OF the war
fare which our foreign missionaries arr
thank God when We have had no part II
the battle? ??
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-12-01
Defective
Declaration Filed by William
Street So Declared by Court.

The following rescript was handed down
today in the case OF William Street VS..
Phillips Insulated Wire company: I'VE
think the declaration Is defective in that
the only breach Of duty alleged Is the
failure OF the defendant to sufficiently
light the room where the plaintiff was re-
CURED 10 do his work.
As the declaration shows that the
proximate cause Of the accident was the
presence OF some obstruction on the
floor OF said room. II follows that In or
der 70 properly state a case; the failure
OF the defendant to provide floor free
from such an obstacle should also be af-
firmatively alleged as a duty. See Smith
vs. Trip, 13 r. J.. 1863. The demurrer is
sustained in 80 far as II is based upon
said defect and the case remanded for
further proceedings"
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-12-01
CAPTAIN
And FAMILY
RESCUED.
Taken From a Sinking Canal
Boat by tho Crew Of
a Tug.

New York. Dec -Four persons have
narrowly escaped death in the sinking OF
a canal boat on Long Island Sound Tho
boat was In tow Of the tug Hattie b.
The wind was blowing a gale. and after
leaving He'll Gate. bound east the decks
OF the tug and canal boat were awhsh OF
rolling heavy sea. When near the north
end OF North Brother island the hswser
parted. sending tho boat adrift- Efforts
were made TO get new line to II. The
tug approached as closely as II could with
safety, the boat bobbins up and down
like a top.
Suddenly the tide swept II against q
rock, which tore big hole IN the side.
and It began to hu and settle. All at
tempts 10 save the boat were given up
and every effort was directed 10 rescuing
the family OF Captain Bentley who sought
safety in the little cabin on the upper
deck Line after line was thrown to
them, but Captain Bentley could not
catch them. Finally with the aid OF a
life saving gun. a line was shot across
the roof OF The cabin within reach OF
Bentley. who tied the end to the matches.
Quickly improvising pulley and q
breeches buoy out of an old salt bag,
Bentley gave the signal to the crew OF
the tug which pulled one member Of the
family over another. The children were
first. then the mother. and last OF all the
father. As the line was out the canai
boat went down.
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AS CONFESSED
Bill Filed by Wssden Against
Knowles ct AL So Taken.

BY a decree entered in the appellate
division of the supreme court today the
bill in equity filed In the case of William
w. weeden vs. Edward p. Knowles ct
al. is taken as confessed against the re-
spondents. number of years ago Mr..
Weeden was Indebted TO one Edward +.
Knowles, who got Judgment for $2s2. 3
and costs.
The judgment was secured by mortgage
on two lots Of land belonging to the Lee
Homestead estate on East Pleasant View,
Pawtucket This was over % years ago
and Mrs. weeden says the debt was for
given At any rate the statement is made
I'm the bill and has not as yet been con-
tradicted that no interest has been paid
on the mortgage nor has there been any
recognition OF the same on the part OF
Mr.. weeden for more than % years.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-12-01
NOT A RIPPLE
Morgan's Payments for Ship
Combine Being Made.

London. Dec. THE Morgans payments
in connection with the purchases OF the
are being carried out today without a
ripple OF excitement I'm the city. About
three hundred shareholders OF the White
Star and Dominion lines presented them
selves at the Morgans offices before noon
and they were all paid by check.
No gold was specially imported to meet
the payments. the whole transaction hay-
ing been arranged weeks ago. No stase-
ment Is available regarding the proper
ton OF shareholders Wishing to accept
bonds CT the underwriting syndicate in
lieu OF cash. But no bonds have yet been
delivered, because they will not be ready
for several days TO come.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-12-01
CAPITALIZATION
During November Il tAmOunted to
S1l5,l40,0O0 in Eastern States

New York, Dec. 1.-November was the
least important month this year as re-
CARDS corporations In Eeaseern states,
the total new capitalization OF companies
with a capital of 81, ,occ. 900 or over amount
ing 70 only Sis, 10000.
Something out of the ordinary In con-
nection with last months figures is the
fact that Nadine had the lis: or new In
corporations. a position usually occupied
by New Jersey. In the former state the
total Capitalization was s5S, 900 900 and In
the latter Ss7. $50 900.
The aggregate capitalization OF COM
panies chartered I'm the Eastern states
during the month with a capital less than
8. .eco. 600 was about sf1, 100000.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-12-01
FUNERAL OF
MUROERER'S
VICTIM
Obssquiss Of Elsie \. Lewis,
Killed by Henry CTOtchiIsId,
Held at WadSW0TthSt. Church

At O'Clock this afternoon tho funeral
OF Miss Elsie Hannah Lewis, who was
shot last Saturday by Henry Crotchheld.
took place from her home at Tyler
street
Tho body was carried TO the Wards
worth Street A. NJ. Il. Zion church.
where Rev. s. l.. Newby conducted the
church services
The casket was nearly covered with
flowers.
After the prayers at the church the re-
mains were sent at 4:3O o'clock to Jewett
city. Coan., where they will be Inferred
in Pachaug cemetery tomorrow morning
at 10 o'clock.
The bearers were Chester Augustus.
Robert Hull John Simmons and James
simmons.
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REDMONL'S NOTIFICATION

London. Dec. LIN Difference to the
strong protests of the Irish hierarchy.
voiced by Archbishop Walsh and others,
against the Nationalist members of par
lament abstaining from supporting the
education bill, John Redmond has noti-
fed the Nationalist members TO be 10
readiness to return to the house of COM
mons Immediately IL summoned. after the
bin passes the house OF lords.
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placed on posts on the main road for tho
convenience OF the carrier.
WILL HAVE RECEPTION
Next Wednesday evening the members
or the United Congregational church will
give a reception to. the new pastor.
Rev. Charles Gordo" Ar this church yes
terday Rev - preached In the
morning on ths top'., ~. Paul. Servant
OF Jesus Christ" and I'm the evening on
Come With Me and I Will Do You
Good"
af SUNDAY SERVICES.
At the Haven NJ. f. church yesterday
the morning sermon was on Cultivation
OF Gifts" At o'clock the Junior league
was led by Superintendent Mrs. o. N.
Turner The Epworth league met at
o'clock and was under the leadership OF
Miss Violette Pemberton. At o'clock
the services were conducted by Rev A. J.
Coultas OF Providence
Rev. j. Il. Blake preached in Trinity
Union NJ. K. church In Providence last
evening.
WE'RE MARRIED.
Last Saturday Rev John F. Blake
united in marriage Mr.. Horace Bartlett
Bump, Fl. and Miss Fannie jerks Tripp
at the palisade The witnesses were
Susan A. Bailey and Grace A. Blake
MINOR NOTES
Tomorrow evening the Haven NJ E.
church will give an exhibition of Dee
| strick Skule," In the town hall.
An old maids convention will be held
1 In Grange hall next Thursday by the
ladies of the Christian Endeavor society
! OF Armington's Corner Congregational
| church.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
! The following is list of real estate
transfers filed for record in the town
clerks office for the week ending Friday.
| Nov. 28. 1902:
Jacob w. Wilbur sold to Beneditto Ma
| cerns lots Of land on the North Broad
way Park plat for $40.
David A. Waldron, by administrators,
| sold to the Mercantile Trading Co., two
tracts OF land OF OF vue de L'eau avenue
| for 500
Jackson w. o. King sold to Oiney r.
| Inman. undivided one-third OF lot No.
| on the Division plat of the ID. w. Ide ss-
| tate for $100.
! Bennett. undivided one-third of lot No. .
on the Division plat OF the ID. w. Ide es-
| tate for sl00.
Brightridge Land company sold TO John
| 3. Carpenter, lots OF land on the
Brishtman plat for $40
Brishtridge Land company sold to Jen-
ME b. Kinney, lot No. 3g7 on the Bright
ridge plat for SO.
James Y. Mclean Co. sold to Jennie u.
Kinney. house and lot No. S35 on tho
B1ghtridge plat for $40.
Congregational society OF Seekonk sold
to the Rumford Chemical works tract OF
land corner OF Jenkins and Newman ave-
| nues for so.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-12-01
TO BE FIRST

Is to occupy an enviable position. Many
aspire for first place, but few attain it.
To acquire the lead, aspiration and push
alone are not sufficient merit is required.
This is exactly why BEECHAM'S
PILLS stand foremost among medicines,
they possess real merit and have proved
themselves worthy of permanent position
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find nothing to equal BEECHAM'S
PILLS for dispelling Bilious and Nerv-
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regulate and tone up the entire system.
The genuine worth of Beecham's Pills has
obtained for them the unique position of
having the Largest Sale of any Patent
Medicine in the World.
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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-12-01

In New England. until we achieve tho re-
organization Of society on "A genuinely
Christian basis. Gods will is going TO be
done on earth as II is done IN heaven
through us. If we Will help; Ia spite of us
II we do not care
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-12-01
COUNCIL MEETING.

The town council will hold special
meeting this afternoon for the purpose OF
considering liquor licenses. There are Fl
petitions, many OF which will probably be
demonstrated against.