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cannot be acted upon within thirty
days.
Then there ensued an interminable
amount of talk about dates. Without
the formality of reconsideration the
resolutions were amended so that the
precinct clubs should meet for NOM
nations on Friday, August 2s. and the
primary elections be held on Saturday,
August 90 for the election of delegates
to county conventions assembling on
Monday. Sept. H. for the nomination
of county officers.
THE FLoUTED MAJORITY.
In the course of the tedious wrangle
over the resolutions. President Crabbe
repeatedly called attention to the abb
sence of any definite expression from
the Fourth district, limiting at want
Of courtesy to absent members from
the Fourth which summary action
might imply,
Mr.. Aylett, a Fourth district mem
ber, having dropped his fight for con-
sideration by special committee, once
replied to President Crabbe by saying
the members of the Fourth ought all
to have obeyed the call for the meeting.
For himself he had not only tied away
his hack for the evening but wasted an
Opera House ticket he had bought
rather than absent himself.
As the net result OF the meeting the
old primary rules stand and will per-
NIT the Home Rulers to capture the
convention.
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fLActkVLLE, Aug 1.-The uncovered five the fug-
1--WE conV near Mountainsde and sharp engagement followed
which National Guardmen killed and one wounded
oceents were sent for is believed that onvcts
hit in the course of the fight.
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PORTLAND Ore, Aug. 1-Whle thousands of people
watching swimming exhibition by armless bridge collapsed
and one hundred thrown into the Two known
to be drowned five missing and twenty-five injured
The Hawaiian gazette., 1903-08-04

SAN FRANCISCO Aug 1Keefe entered the ring overweight
and Britt refused fight The spectators got their money
The Hawaiian gazette., 1903-08-04

MANILA Aug 1.-The Federal Commission appointed in
vesgate the opium question has begun four months inquiry
Oriental centers.
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VIENNA, Aug. There have been continuous rains and
floods in Austria, floods overowng the crops causing loss of
millions.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1903-08-04
CHINA IS NOW
BEGINNING TO
PREPARE FOR WAR
Viceroy Of Chill Buys Rifles in
Japan and Field Pieces
in Germany.
ASSOCIATED PRESS oAsLEaRAms.,

PEklNG, Aug. 1.-The Viceroy province has ordered
$4,000 rifles from Japan and 4S field pieces from Germany
PORT ARTHUR, Aug 1-There are 100000 Russian troon.
here and $4,000 en- route
The Hawaiian gazette., 1903-08-04

LONDON Aug IA big shipment of California fresh pears
received here caused spirited bidding and brought the highest prices
known
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go along fifty an not be worried much about
hereafter barber finds bald his head he's
got carry de of his days-Detrot Free Press
The Hawaiian gazette., 1903-08-04

ST PAUL NInn4 Aug. In Northern Securities decision
the company wins The will
The Northern Securities Company case brought
against by the United States for violation of the Sherman
Law and then dissolved prosecuted the
state OF Minnesota for violation provision Constitution
oDg the combination of competing and parallel lines railways
AS the United States Court declared this combination illegal
pan dissolved but the railway people decided
as the principles of railway law thus courts will be use
full in arranging future railway combinations.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1903-08-04

Faith, Mrs OEaa how dye till twins apart? "Aw tits
asy-I sticks finger in Dms mouth, know it's
Moike. Harvard Lampoon.
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THE NEEDLES, CAL, Aug In collision on the Santa Fe
railroad this point engines and wrecked and three
ramps killed.
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VICTORIA, Aug. 1.-The cable ship Iris has returned here
and will the Abeni Bameld branch with
British Pacific cable
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Docor-Do think your catarrh? Why I'm sure OF
Patent-So very familiar with the dsease? Doctor
81 should say I've had myself all my fe.'-Judge.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1903-08-04

LISBON Aug 1.-The King today American squadron
and was received with royal honors.
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ROME, Aug 1-This is the largest in the history of
the church Rampoa Vanutel, Gott and Oga leading The
election of an Italian is likely Government troops guarding the
Vatican.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1903-08-04

SKAGWAY Aug There is full confirmation of the richnes
of placer strikes in the Tagma river district
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SAN FRANCISCO, Aug 1.-The transport Sheridan
Manila via Honolulu today
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day. Rampola is gaining.
ROME Italy, Aug. 1.-The election of Pope
proving more difficult than had been considered probable Reliable
ports from the Vatican today that ballots
the Cardinals without result and the comparatively given
the leading candidates indicate longer than
The reported ballot is follows Rampola co. Vannutel H.
Got Oegla and the remainder scattering among
members of the Sacred College.
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QUEENSTOWN, Aug 1.-The King and Queen left for Eng
land today.
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ROME, Aug Lit is believed the final ballot will be
lay Rampolla is gaining
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SAN FRANCISCO Aug 1.-The transport Sheridan sailed for
Manila via Honolulu today.
ROME, Aug 1.-Ths is the largest history of
the church Rampoa Vnue Go and Oregia leading The
election of Italian likely. Government troops guarding
Vatican.
PORTLAND Ore, Aug. 1.-Whe thousands of people
watching swimming exhibition by armies collapsed
and hundred
to be drowned five missing and twenty-five injured
VICTORIA, Aug. 1.-The cable ship Iris returned
and will the Aben and Bamfed with
British Pacific cable
MANILA, Aug. 1.-The Federal Commission appointed
vesgate the question has begun four months
Oriental centers.
THE NEEDLES Cal Aug. In collision the Santa Fe
tamps killed.
LONDON, Aug IA big shipment of California fresh pears
received here caused spirited bidding and brought highest prices
known.
VIENNA Aug There have been continuous rains and
floods in Austria floods oveaowng the and
millions.
SAN FRANCISCO Aug 1Keefe entered the ring overweight
and Britt refused fight The spectators their money back
SKAGWAY Aug. There full confirmation of the richness
of placer strikes in the Tagma river district
Faith, Mrs OTIara, how dye twins apart" "Aw tits
ayI sticks finger in Dinnis mouth bites know it's
Moike." ke."-Earvard Lampoon
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-03-18
OF THE CANAL TREATY.

BY the emphatic q the United States
day ratified the canal treaty which will the Colon
ban for approval Though amendments offered
adopted and the stands when signed
by the negotiators Under this
years with the privilege of Of OF
six miles wide through which the canal will be constructed This
territory will police and protect subject of the
eighty of Colombia.
On its part the Colombian neither cede
lease foreign power either islands harbors for the
tabmen of Notifications naval coang stations of
that interfere with the construction
of the canal To enable Colombia fulfill pledge respect
the United States provide such material
be necessary prevent the occupation of islands
will have reckon with Colombia but with United
States.
The guarantee neutrality Panama
tanned in the treaty of IS64S with New
extended to include the cities of Panama Colon the
and property within the ceded For
the United States will pay Colombia ratca
tons of the treaty exchanged and beginning years
after the of S25oooo annually Two the limit
within which the work OF constructing begun
further period of twelve years allowed completion and
opening
Ii is specially worthy OF that this
States makes distinct and definite davowa any TO inn
pair the sovereignty of Colombia TO the
of Colombia of of the republics Central
South America but the contrary desires strengthen the
of the republics this continent promote develop and
maintain their prosperity and independence"
Such declaration is Of great importance that formally
fixes future policy and attitude republics and
makes clear the world that this greatest Of republics
will be friend and protector rather than errory-gabbg
prcssor TO its neghbors distant
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-03-18

which never danced a tear and her face
as kind and true as all that have never
seen sorrow and suffered wrongs.
She comes back to us a hope to the
weak, and an inspira ton to the strong.
One OF the best plays OF owen Davis.
author OF Lost In the Desert" Through
the Breakers" and other successful melo-
dramas, is "A Gamblers Daughter"
which follows "A Little Outcast' at the
Park theatre. The plot hinges on a das-
tartffy- conspiracy Matched against the
heroine, who Is wealthy In her own right.
and whose father is the owner OF an ul-
tra-fashionable and exclusive gambling
palace on Michigan avenue, as well as be-
ing a prominent Chicago board OF trade
operator. One OF the scenes shows the
wheat pit on the board of trade, with
fight between father and daughter In
which the daughter turns the market
against her parent, and another Is in the
gambling palace, where the daughter. dis
guised, breaks the bank and completes
the financial ruin OF her father who has
stolen her fortune. Miss Clara Thropp,
who has been well known in some more
ambitious productions. is playing the
heroine.
The coming of Fiddle Dee Dee" to the
Empire theatre created n renewed inter-
est in the performance to be given on one
night in April at this theatre by the Web
er & Fields company from the Broadway
Music Hall. New York city. This Is the
first time the spring tours of Weber 4
Fields have not been booked by the syn
dicate. This yeer the company's time Is
being placed by the Independent Booking
Agency, which is fast obtaining control
OF theatres all over the country and with
which Weber & Fields are TO be associa-
ted hereafter In the arrangements for
their Globe Theatre IN Boston, the West
End in New York. and others they are
now negotiating for In other cities.
The Weber & Fields company will oc-
cupy the Empire for one night-a Monday
in April. and the policy OF Manager Spitz
not TO raise prices for any attractions
shown by him not be broken, for the rea-
son that the house is leased for that one
night 10 the New York managers who
used to play as n German sketch team at
the Westminster theatre. in the old days
when the Broadway Music Hall, now the
highest priced place OF theatrical amuse-
ment in this country, was without much
credit. For the remainder of the week
beginning Tuesday matinee and evening
the regular attraction OF the house will be
given n musical comedy Of more than
usual excellence.
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TO REGULATE TRAFFIC,
Capt. Piper Introducing the London System
In New York, with Success.

New York, March 1S-Capt. Piper, sec
ond depsty police commissioner is trying
the London plan to regulate traffic on the
streets here and at least the truckmen
are meek. lie assigned roundsman Daniel
Costigan who has studied the system In
London TO the corner OF Canal street and
broadway 10 teach the four policemen
stationed there how the London eonsta-
bles regulate traffic.
Five additional roundsmen have been
detailed to do similar service at other
congested corners.
IL was interesting to watch Roundsman
Costigan at work with the new code. He
stood I'm the centre OF Broadway at Canal
street and gave signals TO his four aides
with his whistle. When he whlstled once
~ was the signal to stop the vehicles on
broadway or TO turn into Broadway from
Canal. when he whistled twice the vehi-
cIes In Canal street had 10 stop and those
I'm broadway moved back and forth
across Canal or turned into that street.
To the surprise OF Costigan he found
that the hitherto obstreperous truckmen
were nuick TO understand the new order
OF things They saw that the new code
was OF material benefit TO themselves and
they obeyed the whistle and stood still
till ordered To go on.
Costigan and his policemen. however
were somewhat hampercd by the crowd
that gathered 10 watch their work
There was no doubt % the success ~
the new road rules Tranic never before
moved so swir'lv ard 7orcnely az this
point. probably 'hc most corgested IN
-
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-03-18
THE NEW CUP YACHTS.

Shamrock Sir third challenger for the Amer
a several weeks ahead of the latest de-
fender will this side of the
The Reliance will have ample time in which tune up for the in
enaonal and with the twice victorious Columbia and the
improved Constitution rivals the preliminary she will be
given thorough trying than other yacht that de-
Tended the blue ribbon of the
Just the yachting busy and of them have
acommodating settled the advance but familiar
the people with these prophecies and well that
they they
dom taken seriously be safely asserted notwithstanding
tho of that the August
will be sharply sailed for the Americas
Technical knowledge excellent thing doubt but does
qualify its tell in advance of actual how
yachts will sail So slight the margin between
for the international that ~ sometimes wins
victory defeat.
information hand it is in designing
Shamrock III and Reliance important departures from earlier models
have been made and this fact particularly interesting because
originality that has been found either
challenger defender Indeed international yachts eebed each
other in lines and closely that the experienced could dis
the slight differences between them The latest creations
something novel, something of that individuality
which marked the types that contested in the earlier this
will unquestonab add trials
Reliance.
As the that has been chosen for the American boat
be said that while lacks national flavor is all
and the people will have full reliance the of its when
she the most dangerous seeker after Amer
trophy
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spirit against the slaves descendants are
doubtless augmented hundred toiu py
their very belief that during the ne pips i1hs,
process more or less African blood was
transmitted to themselves? And can
you blame those lordly. tory, copperhead'
athemas at those whom Lincoln freed:
purposeiy TO distract the attention OF
others from these probable facts? Go
to. Mr.. Griffin. go to!
why. the course to be pursued is az
plain as the nose on an ordinary man
face. Curse every colored man born IN
america, give him Kick ,,Wn Whenever Ns you ycn
ridicule his lack OF learning, and In do
ing so insult the memory OF Abraham
Lincoln and the soldiers who Fought 10
expend oceans OF sympathy on the Malay
Filipinos, because don't cher know they
are not Americans7 II should make all
the difference in the world where colored
I grant that Moses the Great has been
greatly honored for freeing n nation or
slaves. and the greater Nazarene talked
about remembering those that were IN
bonds and oppressed. etc. but don't for
get. Mr.. Griffin. that they were very old
fashioned not UP To date. Let US hence
forth sit at the feet OF Shotgun Tillman
and his pals and learn wisdom that is
first lordly then high minded. then
lynchful and british. full Of pure selfish
ness and the fruits OF treading down the
But laying sarcasm aside. let US not
imagine for a moment that n majority.
aye, let us not for an instant entertain
the idea that one-quarter OF the South
erners are in favor OF Tillman brutality.
Tfllmanite savagery or the suppression OF
free speech. The people are simply over
awed. terrorized, ruled by a gang OF cut
throats that would shock Modoc In
dian and bring blush to the face of
Malay pirate and brigand, a gang that
outrage women OF all races and escape
all penalty by charging the descendants
OF slaves with their Internal crimes Not
that the descendants OF the slaves are in
nocent, but they commit not one-uuarter
OF the crimes and outrages of which the
Tillmanite land pirates are guilty.
No. Friend Griffin, don't let us ever
charge the average Southerner with be-
ing lawless or vicious. They are a noble
race OF people. God bless them and save
them from the heartless, tyrannical. law
less desperadoes who have temporarily
got the mass OF the people by the throat
TO strangle the great majority OF their
ALEX. s. ARNOLD.
woonsocket. r. L.. March II. 1898.
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The Voice of
The People
HENRY II. GRIFFIN,s BRRoRs.


Editor Providence News:
When MIR. Griffin plainly intimates IN
his communi, alton that grand and glo-
rious Shotgun Tillman is not as good
man and as great a statesman as Abra-
ham Lincoln he simply shows that he is
far from being posted.
Let us look the facts squarely In the
face. Lincoln merely led the way ana
freed four millions or slaves. while Saint
BENJAMIN Tillman proudly boastcd on the
floor of the United States senate that he
and his pals shot down ex-slaves ana
their descendants. Lincoln loved every
body. and shall such a lowly-minded man
rank with n Tillmanite, who. in the
height Of his bride. assists i'm burning
alive n descendant OF the slaves Talk
about IIncoln's tender sympathy for the
downtrodden and the oppressed But
Isn't TIL one of the most intense hss
tcrs OF nearly everybody save himself
that ever dissraccd-peg pardon-ever dis
posed OF an opponent temporarily by pure
and unaduterated slander and personal
abuse?
But Mr. Griffin talks about the gro
tesque idea OF colonizing the descendants
OF the slaves We'll, about n year or so
ago young and unsophlsticated descend
ant OF the slaves was really green enough
TO think that such men as Shotgun TILL
man were actually sincere In proposing
10 send the descendants OF the slaves 10
Africa. and this exceedingly deluded man
began organizing party OF his race 20
emigrate 10 Africa. but the poor. foolish
fellow had hardly got fairly at work be-
fore he was arrested on a trumped-up
charge and the colonization scheme was
nipped In the bud instanter.
Why. my dear Mr.. Griffin. don't we
all known that all this Southern talk
about colonization is simply unalloyed
buncome? No highfalutin was ever
moro unmiNed with the least particle OF
sincerity. Colonize the ex-saves or their
descendants Not nary colonize' The
free trade lords and lordly free traders
OF the South would sacrifice all their
wives relatives first
Again. you refer 10 the bleaching
process that has been going on for gen
erations. But don't YOU know that tho
pretudices and intense hatred OF the Till
NANTES against the men and women
whom Lincoln freed and their vicious
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-03-18
toR & xLa sis1Y Nr-na

MRS NtNslyOW SOOTBiNG SYN
has been used for Over sixty years oY
millions OF mothers Tor their children
while teething With perfect success. ~
soothes the child. softens the gums. a..
lays all pain cures wind coiic. and is the
best remedy for Diarrohea. IL will relieve
the poor little sufferer mmedistely. soid
BY druggists In every part OF the worlo
twenty-five cents a bottle. BE sure ana
ssk for Mrs. winslow's Soothing syrup"
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-03-18

safer Penne of the murder of Brdck
Buffalo would have been before the suspects life
quarry hole Dead institute suits for
criminal libel
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-03-18

Pncetons bronze has been decaptaed Yaes dial
Wesleyan carrying dolls and the satuay of Union
has been distributed Verify college silly
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-03-18

Perhaps the cry of the Finlsnders will
also make itself heard In the Tsars pal
ace, and the two greatest wrongs of the
present reign the degradation of the
zemstovs and the suppression OF the
Finnish constitution--will be undons."-
Philadelphia Record.
Much ls said and very truly. Of the
tremendous power which Is exercised by
the Russian bureaucracy, whose inertia
has so often blocked the good intentions
OF preceding Tsars But II must be re-
membered that there has grown up in
Russia a liberal and enlightened class Of
statesmen. who. like Melikoff under Alex
ander III. and like <vannovsky at the pres
ent moment. are In sympathy with re-
form while remaining loyal to the Inter-
est OF the autocracy. New York Cam
mercial Advertiser.
ITO compare this decree of Nicholas IL
with Alexanders act of emancipation Is
to be absurd Its practical effects cannot
even be guessed. II may mean much and
IL may prove to be barren ideality. -
Philadelphia North American.
South Americans think II would be OF
great advantage to the United States 10
Meeting the two continents. Probably II
would be equally beneficial to both geo
graphical divisions OF the Western Hemi-
sphere. But it looks as IL II would be a
long time before the intercon tinental rail-
way is in operation. even II Mr.. Carnegie
is the angel of the enterprise. Nature
has made the task an exceedingly diff
cult one."-Baltimore Sun.
nIo i,, "a ~
the reciprocity treaty with Cuba will at
least contribute substantially toward
bringing the tariff definitely into issue In
1904. 4."-Philadelphia Ledger.
THE European nations are no less in
terested in the st. Louis Exposition than
is the United States government With
all this encouragement from the chief
rulers OF the world. backed by large APP
propriations there can be no doubt that
the exposition will be surprisingly mag
nincent and entirely what its name i'm
pies-a worlds fair."-St. Louis Repub-
lic
"A good many 'hnanciers' have come to
of their troubles. They assume that the
duty Of the government IL to rescue them.
Might Il not be good thing for Secre-
tary Shaw TO give them notice now that
they will he expected 10 take care OF
themselves? Let them lay by for rainy
day."-Cincinnati Enquirer.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-03-18

demand for and better transfer system not
spasmod 1t is made by people who know their rights the mat
will their agitation until that demand has been
complied with.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-03-18

IT. they claim the anthracite coal permanently
lost trade the btunnous mine operators they will
sympathy Indeed millions who suffered during
he coal famine will regard this loss slight but inadequate pun
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-03-18

stubbonns and heassnes forcing and then
proongng strike of heif employees.
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1T is the old trouble with the democrat
ic party There are too many Big Ikes
who want TO be the whole thing and
pose before the country as leaders. They
resent discipline and prefer the noise and
tumult OF the mob and the raucous shout.
ing OF insubofdinate captains. providing
they are the captains. Memphis Com
mercial Appeal
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-03-18

Yesterdays celebration Of ST. Patrcks day of the most
notable that has occurred this and of which those in
charge well those who participated in take just pride
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-03-18

Signs multiply that the czars federation" scheme
tacular than substantial