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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-11-04
CELEBRATED BInTHDAY.

Michael McGrath. n resilient OF Paw
tucket, left home early yesterday morn
Ing to celebrate his birthday and at ~: 30
this morning was found I'm q gutter at
the corner OF Valley and Eagle street by
Patrolman Wilkinson. and locked up at
the Chaffee Street station.
When McGrath landed In the station he
thought that he was in Pawtucket and
asked 10 have Mayor Fitzgerald called
and get aim right out, but McGrath was
INFORMED that he was then I'm Attleboro
Attleboro. said McGrath: how did | get
here. and finally went 10 sleep In what
ne supposed was the lookup at Attleboro
MAN MISSING.
Matilda saview of % Julian street. call
ed at the Chaffee Street station this morn
ing. and said that her husband. Thomas
lett nome yesterday morning for his WORK
down town and had failed to return.
SaView, who Is carpenter. was sc-
cording 10 his wife's statement dressed
"a follows: Dark clothes. a ping pong
hat and patent leather shoes. He Is a so
pock marked.
COOK IDENTIFIED.
Mr.. Silas Cook OF Maynard. Mass call
ed at the undertaking rooms OF ] WIN
Carpenter this morning and identified the
remains OF George Cook. az his twin
brother.
The remains were inferred at Poca.set
cemetery with appropriate services
GENERAL MENTION.
A man named Whipple is building an
addition To the roof OF building on
Westminster street without permission
from the proper officials and they nave
been notihed,and II is possible that II may
have To be taken down again
Tho rally. hnf R..t
party at Silver Lake last evening was n
great success, the speakers being Dr. j.
7. Farrell, David J. Barr and Mr. Whn-
ans. There was parade with a IAN
brass band and quite a display OF Gre
works
AT S:45 this morning Frank Russell sent
IN an alarm from box l62 for a fire I'm
house owned and occupied by James Me-
Wade at Locomotive street The dam
age was slight.
Charles Elsmal OF ii2 Latnn street
found a box filled with pork on Hartford
avenue yesterday noon. and lateriit was
called for by the driver OF n meatlwagon.
The voting at the several districts I'm
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-11-04
SEVEN KILLED
FouchardIsts In Conflict With
the Civil Authorities.

Port au Prince. Hayti. Nov. A troop
OF 1900 Fouchardists which entered the
capital yesterday, returning from the
campaign against General Firmin. had
conflict with the civil authorities.
There was heavy fighting during the
night. Seven persons were killed and
many wounded. The situation is grave.
threatening a new civil war.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-11-04
OLNEYvILLE.

When a citizen loses money. shawls
pork. or in fact anything. and the same
is found by the police. the loser is sure
to get II back. but when II comes 10
| finding n hen II is possible that the po-
lice Will refuse TO return the property un-
Ill the loser most positively proves that
the stray hen is his property before It
will be returned.
This morning at $3.50 Patrolman J. b.
Black found n stray hen on Hartford ave-
nue., and with the hen was huge cat
The cat. according to Mr.. Black. was
about to kill the hen. A stone thrown by
Mr.. Black finished the cat and then he
picked up Miss Biddy and carried her TO
the station where she now takes life
easy, but is under lock and key.
Mr.. Black does not care 10 say what
breed OF hen he has got locked up but
others say IL is n Plymouth Rock pullet.
and just about right TO make a stew. and
unless someone calls soon there will be a
chicken stew at the Chaffee street sta
tion and Mr.. Black Will be toastmaster.
BAD MAN CAPTURED.
A Russian by the name OF Peter Tabo-
lislN living on Hartford avenue, a few
weeks ago became imbued with the idea
hHdt ne Wts very Dau man ano was go
ing TO kill this end of the city and start
ed In to do so. He thought that he could
do better job by getting drunk. but this
portion OF his program he carried out too
far and landed In the station house.
He tried II again yesterday and just
for amusement began TO spit on motor
men and conductors. This was quite late
yesterday afternoon.
Patrolman Bierne espied Tabaliski and
placed him under arrest. but Tabaliski
showed fight and landed n good one on
the officer and about this time Patrol
man White happened along and when
they landed Mr.. Tsbaliski at the Chafree
street station he was an meek as a lamb |
and will need a new suit Of clothes when
he gets ont
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-11-04
FROM BRAIN
Knife Blade Removed After y
Years by Surgical Operation.

Chicago. Nov. AFTER having carried
a knife blade IA inches long In his brain
for 22 years. Z. J. Kent has undergone
successful operation for it's removal
The blade had broken of In the skull
and the point had been during these
years inserted sauarely into the brain.
Kent had suffered from epileptic seizures
frequently. but the surgeons believe he
VIII now recover full control OF his
muscles
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-11-04

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which all reader. News
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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-11-04

Holo9hane Globes used I'm connection
with gas or electric lights have demon
stratcd by tbeir use that you can obtain a
better and . trucr light. easier TO read or
work by. than by any other globe or re-
rcctor. They are n saving. for by their
use but little light II lost. and when they
once have been used no other will be con
sidered. These Globes received the
highest award at the recent Buffalo ex-
position. which speaks for their great
qualities They are serviccable and will
not break easily. which is often the case
with other globes. All shapes. sires Of
these Holophane Globes 20 be found nj O.
L. Bearse's. 20 Aborn street. Tel. Wells
bach sos.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-11-04
THE NEWS ELECTION RETURNS.

THE NEWS ELECTION RETURNS.
The News will receive this evening re.
turns from the elections In this city and
state and In the other states Of the
Union These returns viii be promptly
bulletlned by stereoPtleon In front Of The
News building, at the corner Of WashIno.
ton and Mathcwscn streets.
Watch The News election bulletins.
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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-11-04
FOUR DOCTORS FALL
18 months in a chair.
4 Specialist also fails to even relieve
a bad case of Asthma.
The BRAZILIAN BALM instantly re-
lieves and effects a Radical Cure.
Shaker Station, Ct., Feb. 5, 1899.
Brazilian Balm

Brazilian Balm
has done w o n
ders for me, after
suffering Q years
with ksthme /.
received - nelp
from .our of our
local physicians,
and a specialist
in Hartford. who
is at the head cf
the hospital and
receives all the
critical cases in
tn e adjoin | n &
counties. For Is
months I never
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-11-04
SHOT BY BROTHER
Abrams Mistaken for Deer Re-
ceiVSd a Fatal Wound.

Gioversville, N Y. Nov. 4.-while deer
hunting near Piseco. Hamilton county.
yesterday. William Abrams shot and kill
ed his r-yearold brother Fred, mistaking
him for a deer.
The boys were sons OF Floyd Abrams OF
Piseco, an Adirondack guide
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-11-04
IS CRUSHED
Report That the Venezuelan
Revolution Is at an End.

New York. Nov. 4.--The Venezuelan con-
sui general here has received the follow
ing cabegram:
Caracas, Nov. o.
Revolution totally crushed by nnaI
victory. Matos a fugitive.
(Signed) TORRES CARDENAS,
Secretary TO the President
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-11-04
MARINE REGISTER

Tomorrow: Sun rises at 6;2i: sun sets
at 4:36. Moon rises at $40 a. m. High
tides at 1851 n. m. and IL :25 y. m.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-11-04

You won't see The Dots. but what
you'll want TO count them! Watch The
News.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-11-04

this ward was heavy this morning. and
would indicate that there was "some-
thing doing"
Raymond the little son OF Priestiy SUIT
tell, was buried from the home OF its
parents. l66 Alverson avenue. this after
noon
The Roosevelt Alumni football team
wants 10 arrange a game with the Cen
tredales for Thanksgiving day. the game
10 be played on the Roosevelt grounds.
Send challenges to Arthur Downey. Is
Alverson avenue, Olneyville.
Miss Helen l. King opens her school
for dancing I'm Library hSll this evening.
Miss King was formerly a pupil OF Mrs.
Sisson.
Marion Downey OF Aiverson avenue has
taken a position at Sunderland's bakery,
In Mechanics hall building. on Plainfield
street
Court Gen Sheridan. A. o. F., met last
evening and admitted a number OF candi-
dates
Miss Norma Almy of Scituate is visit
ing her sister. Mrs. William Burlington,
on Priscilla avenue.
Walter Greenwood Is out after being
sick with diptheria at his home on Laur-
ence street, about five weeks
Mr.. and Mrs. w. G.. Hall OF Lowell
avenue have returned from stay at
Swansea, Mass
are visiting friends here.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-11-04

They're great! What? Why The Dots
which will be In The News before long.
Watch for them.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-11-04

Namrsa ha. Lsed cn,-src,s sns reeolv,H
grsat bsneht. She thinks thoy are wondc >.
rai, ,.ss .ha gave them 20 our baby before hs
Alice sewon. eoi Eighth ST.. So. Boston.
our baby was sick and we were advlses
70 try 'hscaretE. He was entirely cured-
rcts. ."-Mrs. Moihe bowman Metropolis. I'M.
'Cascnrcte are Indispensable for vou,,
chhdren ani always bring best reaulfa
-tonry ioynt. ?. NJ. Wesley, \. n.
Csscarsts work easy ana without patu.
pave giyon them % my babies vita splsn-
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-11-04

=. ,sss ,sssALctS @ arc 1ne tor Isdies yith infsnt.,
becoming bilious. y use them daily In my
practice. Dr.A.E.Grifln. Stubbieaeld, Tex.
u found Cascsrcts. In the case ~ nv ba.
BY who ts not very strong. the very best
medicine ever used. They do Just what
Mrs.. 8. N. Chapman. stephens xiiis. NY.
II have become Arm believer IN the en-.
cacF u Cnsrsrets. Even my baby Dor likes
them."-hrs. Ida Cermak, Jerscy City.
II think Cascarets splendid. They have
benefited me greatly. Ny baby Vas afflicted
raliaf. - Mr.. Ella Zlenler Drlia Ohla
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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-11-04
THE NEWS ELECTION RETURNS.

THE NEWS ELECTION RETURNS.
The News Will receive this evening re-
turns from the elections In this city and
state and In the other states OF the
Union. These returns Will be promptly
buIIetlned by stereoptIeon In front OF The
News building, at the corner OF Washing
ton and Mathewson streets.
Watch The News election bulletins.
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MASON SUSPECTED.

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which had been taken from them.
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Only Safe Medicine for Babies.

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Watch The News for The Dots.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1902-08-19
TOBACCO RAISING.

la a recent visit to Milwaukee C S
Curtis was Interviewed by one of the
Journals repo ters and had the follow
ing to say in regard to the capabilities
of Marathon county'si soil:
"The soil upon which the pines grew
is good for more things than is supposed
We are proud Of or fine grasses and
pasturage and OF tie stock that is bred
on them and we are proud OF the other
things we are raising. Now we have
tried tobacco. which is generally
thought OF asa southern crop, and our
soil. you know, is still regarded as an
arctic soil. Experiu enis have shown
that tobacco grows we'll in the soil and
we are trying row to see if it is a
safe and paying crop. If it so proves
Marathon county will become a good
tobacco country. The growing of to-
hacco is great industry in Wisconsin
and year by year the crop reaches fur
Their north. Marathon county is the
farthest north they have dared to try
it as crop although some choice leaf
was ripened in a garden as Towering
plant at lronwood several years ago
We are filing up the country up north
and every new thing we find to grow
with profit helps US just that much in
developing the country. People ought
TO come up in the valley and see just
what it can do.n
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1902-08-19
CHAPTER 437.

An act to submit TO the people an Amendment e
article XIII 81 the constitution 81 che state O
Wisconsin to prohibit the pass system
Whereas, Al The biennial session Of this legEsla
ture of this state in the year 1898 IN amendment
20 the constitution o. this state Was proposed
and agreed to by majority Of toe members
elected to each of the two houses. Eslich amend
meut vas IN the following language:
Resolved Bv the senate the Assembly concur
ring that article XIII Of the eonhiitttion Oe
amended by adding new SEXTON. 70 9en numbered
and to read as follows; Section II. No person.
association. eo-earfBerrbip or corporation. shall
promise. offer. or give, for any purp9se to aHy
political COMMITTEES. or any member Or empioyss
thereof 10 any candidate for, iEeuTlbent Of
suv off,ca or position under any tbs eonffitstion
or Laws or Hnder any ordinance u aPy town or
municipality 81 this state or to any psrson at
the request or for the advantage OF Al, or any 81
them. any FIRE pass or frank, or efy privilege
withheld from any person, for th@ travelling
accOHn iodsfion or transportation 81 anY person
or property or the transmission % ANY message
or communication. No political eommlttee. end
no member or employees thereof. no randiaste for.
and no ineusnbeBt 81 any Office or pDEuon unaef
the constitution or Isxs. or rncer any ordinance
81 any torn or municipality % thh9 state, shaii
ask for accept. froEn any pertont fsse ~.
>.5-t,a~tnersbip. OF corporation. OF tHe- IN an3
manner, o. Tor any PURPOSE. ans Tee pas ~
frank or anr privilege withheld frofa any pefsal
FOR the travelling accommodation ol fFsnsl',tssa
rsop a any person or property. or The transmits
don 81 anv message or conan ncaflOf th4 slo
iarloa u any u The above provAslgfss pan e
bribery and se punished - pFgs = -
e7Fiffv theresa his nfee shall heco1le ytestHt 80
.,ers0n sffhln the purvse9 81 MS act ~. "
eyed from terrifying - friAt5on - ~ tais theff
ssfi - slaf.fe 4, any prosecution o. kanishaeBt
Tor any oFenss concerning which Dc 80 fequired
10 give HE testimony or proosee an !not nmelt
~ sztdsnee The rrIlroag coREsiss Offer and Biz
sls,s "A sc IfeeEarsrs o. duty except ed from
IT, rrrvssion q this Ansendmsnt.
Whereas TIE foFagoing proposed am~idfaest
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1902-08-19
CALL FOR DEMOCRATIC STATE
CONVENTION.

By direction of the Democratic State
Central Committee, a convention of
the Democratic electors of the state
of Wisconsin is hereby called to be-
held in the city of Milwaukee, on
Wednesday, Sept 3, 1902, at II O'Clock
noon, for the purpose of placing in
nomination candidates for the various
elective state offices. namely, Governor,
Lieutenant Governor, Secretary of
State, State Treasurer, Attorney Gen
eral, State Superintendent, Railroad
Commissioner and Insurance Commits
sioner, to be voted for at the general
election in November next. ano elect
lag a Chairman of Democratic State
Central Committee, and two members
from each Congressional District to
constitute such committee, and for
the transaction of such other business
as may properly come before the con-
vention.
The representation to which each
county is entitled is designated below,
the apportionment being made on the
basis Of one delegate for each $50 votes
or major fraction thereof cast for the
Democratic presidential electors in 1900.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1902-08-19
CITY NOTES..
School clothing al Seim Bros.

School clothing al Seim Bros.
The Heinenlann- AIbers Bird party,
which has been in Europe for the past
three months, sailed for America on
Sunday.
Miss Emily A. Davis, music teacher,
GA Hamilton street has been very sick
the past few days She is a little better
Mt present
Mrs. j. w, Bishop gave two very
delightful card parties at her home on
East Hill last Thursday and Saturday
to lady friends.
Fifty standard bicycles received, the
best wheel on earth for $500 at c f.
Dunbar's.
Rev. Frank 4. Pease was on the sick
list several days of the past week He
is now 90 X again, for which his
friends are very thankful,
There is quite large picnic being
given at the fair grounds this afternoon
in honor Of MIR. and Mrs. E6. Arm
strong, of Sac City, Iowa. 1t is mostly
composed of old settlers of our city.
Owners of horses, cattle, etc, are
notified that O. G. Callies now has an
other supply of Che famous Fly Fluid
for the prevention Of flies Fostering
animals. Call and get a sample and
try it.
A thirtyfive pound muskellonge
now adorns the window of the Crystal
buffet, which was caught Saturday by
VIM Convey at Little Arbor Vitae lake.
Mr.. Covey was out on the lake in COM
pany with Atty Radeliff and wife of
Minocqua and after he had hooked the
fish it took forty-tise minutes to land
him Mrs. Radcia handled the boat
while the n4en attempted to get the fish
into the boat.
Otto Mueller had installed in his
iewelry store last Saturday new safe.
made by the Diebold Safe and Lock Co,
Of Cincinnati. Ohio. lti what is know
as 4 jewelers. safe and its mechanism is
of the latest pattern arid il is supposed
to be burglar and fire proof-aS near as
safe can l,e made It's trimmings are
nickle plated steel and the body
is finished in white enamel and has
very handsome appearance. It's weight
IS asa pounds.
Never before, but this week, we viii
give big bargains in the line of hosiery
and underwear. all shades, sizes and
quality, at Conrad Athens
DIR. Russ Lyon was visited yesterday
and today By Gee. Z. Houston and E
J. 6alyean. Of Grand Rapids. Both
have saw great deal ef service in the
regular army thoggf the former IS now
in civil life Mr.. Houston spent little
over two years in the Philippines as
member Of the Eighteenth Infantry
band. Mr., Galyean has already served
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1902-08-19


PRESIDENT Roosevelt says: ga good
soldier must not only be willing to tight:
he must be anxious to fight: / do not
want anything to- do with him if he is
not"
That is, without a doHbt, one defini-
ton of "a good soldier 1t depends
upon the point ofyiew From tile view
point of monarch, whose army is kept
for the purpose ofprotecting the mon
arch against his owri people. as well as
against others, Roosevelt's definition IS
the correct one. Such a soldier should
have no conscience, or the less CON
science he has the better soldier he is.
tie should love fighting. that is be
anxious TO fight = as Roosevelt puts it,
But in country Ike ours, which is sup
posed not to light except for the right.
or principle, it seems to US better def
milton of Il good s9ldier would be. "a
soldier who unfiiaehingIy obeys the
commands OF big superior officers.
whether his conscfence OF Judgment APP
proves or not, -and who is always wilt
ing and anxious to fight for what he
believes to be the right
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1902-08-19

to the constitution OF the state was duly ratified
and agreed TO by the legislature thereof at the -
ennial session in 1901 by a majority 81 all the
members elected to each house: therefore:
The people of the state of Wisconsin represented
IN senate and assembly do enact as follows:
Section /. The foregoing proposed amen dment
TO the constitution OF this state shall be submit
ted to the people al general election to be held
on Tuesday succeeding the first Monday OF Nov
ember. 1902, and II the people shall approve and
rafify the said amendment by majority Of the
electors voting thereon. said amendment shall be-
come part OF the constitution OF the state
Section ?. The form Of the ballot to be cast on
the question OF adopting rejecting said amend
ment shall be For the amendment to prohibit
the pass system" Opposite said words shall be
two spaces over one OF which shall be printed the
word yes" and over the word mo. The
voter may mark his ballot In the space under
whichever OF said words indicates his intention.
The marks made shall be such as the law now pro-
vides for Said form OF ballot shall be printed up
on the ballot TO be voted at such election after
the names OF the candidates and separated there
from by an appropriate line or rule The votes
cast on the adoption OF said amendment shall be
eanvassed and returned in the same time and
manner as other votes east at such election, and
| the result shall be determined and published In
| the manner provided by law.
Section g. This act shall take effect and be In
force. from and after its passage and publication
Approved May IA, 1901.
| Given under my hend and official seal at the
court house in the city OF Wausau, this 9Th day
! OF August, A. ID. 1909. W. J. kREGEL.
County Clerk
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1902-08-19

Hon. Neal Brown, of Wausau, bns
announced his willingness To accept
the nomination for governor on the
Democratic ticket. His candidacy
appears to meet with much favor
along leading members OF his party
Hurley Miner.
Hon. Neal Brown, of Wausau, is
also willing-in fact, he admits it.
Mr.. Brown is not only "A lawyer but
has literary touch. Wisconsin has
never had II governor who could
meet the Aldine club on its own
ground. Mr.. Brown is large and
graceful and gracious. with speaking
eyes. He would make an interesting
figure leaning back in the executive
upholstery. pausing in the midst of
appointments to the Green Bay re-
,fOrmatory to qnote n quartrain or
SO from Omar khayam. The more
one thinks of Brown. the more forci-
, bly, the suggestion strikes one. In
New England one is ineligible for
high Office until he has contributed
n volume to the American States
men s series. State Journal
Milwaukee News. Dem milwaukee
politicians who are not hide bound"
followers of Mayor David S. Rose have
received with Il great deal of enthusi-
assn the announcement that Neal Brown
, has decided to enter the race as dem
ocratic candidate for governor. In this
city MIR. Brown is considered by a great
many people as strong candidate and
the fact that he has not only always
since leaving the republican party in
4
; is also regarded as man of strength
and power in Northern Wisconsin are
considered good reasons why he will
J make strong candidate. Brown will
come into the state convention with
solid delegation from Marathon county
behind his back. The indications also
are that Mr.. Brown will have a consid-
cradle following throughout all of
Northern Wisconsin for his candidacy
and it is also said that there will be
considerable support for bin in the
southern part of the state.
Neenah Times. Dem. - Several
months ago The Times suggested for
nomination a man who will satisfy the
farmers" On the day after that article
appeared not less than dozen of the
best men in Neenah, republicans as
we'll as democrats, said to the editor
that they "knew our candidate person
ally and could endorse all the good
words we said OF him and even more.n
The editor also knows the man be wrote
about He also knew his honorable and
lamented father, the sturdy and fear
less and honest Thurlow Weed Brown,
who edited the wisconsin Chief.n
Our candidate on one occasion made
one of the finest speeches of a presiden-
tial campaign ever made in Neenah
|, He is, briefly, in our opinion, the only
man thus far mentioned. and they are
all good men, very good men. who can
he elected governor of Wisconsin on
the democratic ticket. His name a
the head will insure not only greet
strength to the state and legislative
tickets but also to the county tickets all
over the state. If the candidates for
the county Offices in Wisconsin are look
ing for aid through popular head of
the ticket; a name that will entbuse
democrats and draw republicans:
name that every man need feel proud
to vote for, they will strive for the
nomination OF the gentleman in ques-
ton. That man is Hon. Neal Brown,
of Wausau.