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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-10-03

one that has in II some Of the largest
hearts In the land. II our friends will
take the splendid welcome OF the Provi-
dence Light Infantry as the standard
and then reflect how many more states
we have in the Union. and now many
more hearts OF this type and warmth.
they will know what awaits them In the
United States.
1t is proper that our friends should
come here first, for this IL historic soil.
The Rhode Island plantation was from
she first consecrated TO peace and toll
erance. This soil welcomed, in Its begin
nlngs, men OF every creed and national
ity and endeayored TO make them feel
that their humanity and personal quail
ties OF character entitled them TO hos
pitality. That same spirit evidently abides
here still.
Eor the Ancient and Honorable Artillery
company / can only say THAI having
known this gracious spirit before, We
come again and gladly with our guests.
May this days fraternai commingling oil
good fellows have it's full power I'm our
memory OF this visit. and let us hope
that the consequent events OF this no
table invasion OF our country show the
wisdom of having. among the very first
things. the assurance that Providence Is
on our side"
Each guest received a souvenir OF the
occasion. 1t was badge made OF
bronze. The bar pin was a spread eagle.
Suspended from this by band OF blue
ribbon was duplicate OF the f. L. 1.
Regiment seal
The boat left the park dock for Provi-
dence at AIS and soon after O'Clock the
special train was on Its way to Boston.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-10-03
A PROLIFIC FAMILY.


New York, Oct. s.-Mrs. John Beam OF
Mitchelville. N. Y. 6S years old. has Civ
en- birth TO twins. Her daughter who
lives IN the neighboring township. pre-
sented her husband with twins about the
same time.
Before congratulations were finished
Mrs Beams granddaughter sent word
that she had just become the mother OF
two healthy children.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-10-03
Get a Peerless Pattern Sheet and Have
Your Costume Up to pate.-oiven
Out Free nj O'Corman

The November issue Of the Peerless
Fashion Sheet Is replete with the needs
OF the woman whose aim Is to be cor
rectly and styiishly attired, and glance
at the varied styles shows that the three
quarter coat is holding Its own. How
ever, many notifications OF this popular
garment are pictured In the present
sheet. the one illustrated on page and
at the first figure OF cover introducing de-
cided novelties In the Eton and girdle
as well as the much worn shoulder cape
which has beer such a. prominent feature
OF up-to-date modes. This fashion sheet
Is given free at o'Gorman Co.'S Big Store
on Westminster. street. and on page 3
and again on cover page IL illustrated n
graceful gored skirt having shirred
nounce that viii surely be numbered
among the prime favorites OF the season.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-10-03
tcontinued from Page Four)

fContinued from Page Four)
IN every walk Of life. II has had
caree runiQue in military annals.
Beginning at the time OF Henry VIII.
and continuing down to the present. It's
records contain the names Jf men who
have figured prominently IN the making
OF England's history, and today England
recognizes the debt she owes to the or
ganixation by giving her king ito be Its
captain general.
England well may be proud OF such .
body Of men, and America, In sounding
their praises can truly call them.
'sThe noblest English whose blood is
fet from fathers of war-proof."
And also in the words OF Tennyson.
They bear without abuse the grand old
name OF Gentlemen"
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-10-03
A MOVING PICTURE.

BY special permission Of the municipal
authorities secured through Manager
Lovenberg OF Keith's theatre. the Ameri-
can Biograph company OF New York.
made moving picture OF the line as IL
passed up Westminster street. this morn
ing. The views wilt be used on the ex-
tensive Keith amusement circuit.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-10-03
FFrcE EXAMINATION

A PoSToFFICE EXAMINATION
will be held IN Providence November 18th
20 secure Clerks and Carriers. An ad-
vanced education In not necessary. but
careful training is. We prepare by mail
a large share OF those appointed. 1nfor-
nation about all Civil Service Examina-
tions and questions used by the govern
ment free. Columbian Correspondence
College, washington. ID. G.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-10-03

q. w Thompson OF ~ Broadway went
into n saloon on wickenden street yes
terday afternoonn and hung his IS over
coat on = nail, and few'moments later 1t
was gone.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-10-03
COL. HEDGES RESPONSE.

Col Hedges was greeted with fully as
marked demonstration as that which
bad been made when the Barl Of Denbish
addrsssed the assemblage. He said:
II gives me great pleasure 20 be here
N providence with the Ancient and Hon
0aois Artillery company and to enjoy
wltn our hnsrnen from London this hos
pitable reception on the part OF the
frvvdencs Lsht Infantry.
enurely proper that amorg the
vev nrst sections Of New England our
friends should visit and see should he
the capital city Of Rhode Island. which
tnoush the smallest OF our states. is
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-10-03
ANCIENTS AND HONOR
ABLES.

The Ancient and Honorable Artillery
company OF Massachusetts, Known
throughout the country as the Oldest or
and preserving today. after the lapse or
nearly three centuries, many OF the ira
ditions that were inaugurated at Its In
ception. when Boston was but barrack
town. Established for the purpose OF
offering protection TO the new colony OF
Massachusetts, by men who had received
thsfr training in the already famous Lon
don company. Its namesske. II has al
ways been prominently connected with
the military life OF our country. and IL Is
eminently dttng that the building which
has been its home for 200 years should
be one OF the landmarks OF American his
tory. The pride which It's members Justly
take In this ancient body II felt by their
oountrymen today and the good fellow
shin existing between them and their pa
rent organization should be emblemauc
OF the ties that bind us Americans to
our brothers across the sea.
Response by Col. Sidney NJ. Hedges:
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-10-03
CONDITION or COTTON.

Washington. oct 3--The condition of
the cotton crop Is S.i, as compared with
d.2 one month ago.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-10-03
COMMITTEES OF F. l.. /

The committee of the f. L.. /. were as
follows:
Honorary-Gen. Charles r. Dennis, Col.
Robert III. /. Goddard. Col. James III.
Phetteplace. Col Frank w. Matteson.
+. l.. /. veterans--Col. william II.
Clarke. Col. Christopher Duckworth. Col.
John J. Jencks
Committee OF arrangements-Capt.
Frank +. Olney. chairman; Col. Harold
j. Gross, member ex-officio; Lieut. Al
bert r. Brown. secretary.
Captain +. Tudor Gross. John A. Gam
mons. w. NJ. r. Bowen, John r. Pickup.
Lieutenants, Walter ]. Comstock, Oliver
ID. wilcox. Everett I. Rogers Frederick
Hayes. John c. Pegram Jr., Walter y.
Lewis. John II. Collier John r. English.
Drum major Ellsworth y. Baker. Com.
Sergeant John w. Armstrong. Ordinance
Sergeant George III. Bridge. Jr Ser
geants-Byron r. Dagsett Percy ID.
Hebden. Charles r. Leonard, Jr. Cor
II. Dennis, George O..
Swafts. Alex l.. Gaines. Privates-wil-
liam III. Heap. Henry III Hopkins, John
J. Donneliy. Frank Bowen, Frank A.
Sheldon. John l.. Hart. Henry ID. Knight.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-10-03
MARINE Re6lSTER.

Tomorrow the sun rises at 5:A a. m.
and sets at 6:A p. m. High tides at
6:l0 a IN. and 6:D y. m.
The Seattle Republican., 1903-05-15
POLITICAL POT=PIE

If the patience of the public is not being taxed be-
yond human endurance when the Board OF Public
Works of this city threatens to close up Dr. De Soos
Waysde Hospital which has been maintained from
the very outset as an institution purely for sweet char
y and at an enormous loss to its benefactor every
month"; and give the street to the Pacific Coast
company rich and heartess corporation, then this
paper misses its guess. DIR. DE Soto makes PROPOSE
ton to eighty thousand dollar hospital equip
it with forty thousand dollars worth of hospital para
phernalia and at the expiration of thlrtyhve years
turn the whole over to the city without cost. This
he does irrespective of the fact that not in
hundred of his patients able to pay one cent
toward their maintenance while being treated, but
with the public be damned" the city authorities turn
a deaf to the proposition and in one fell sWoop
give the site up to poverty stricken corporation and
for which not one cents remuneration will be
turned over to the citys exchequer Our latter day
civilization humantarans and guardians of the public
take some queer streaks in their administration of
justice.
The first man to ever cast vote for John l. wilson
for United States SENATOR Hon. Frank G. Deckebach,
who at the time was state senator from Chehas
ty the Gray's Harbor country was in the city last
Friday and Saturday attending the Northwest Whist
tournament When all of Mr.. Wilson's friends had
despared and given up the ghost and declared him
defeated Frank Deckebach continued to shout i'll stem
torian tones John Il. Wilson,. His persstency
aided by the same kind OF grit the part of others
soon rallied Mr.. Wilson's seemingly shattered forces
and they snatched victory from defeat. For, Mr.
Deckebach's loyalty he appointed register at the
land office in Olympia, When his term OF office had
expired Senator Foster refused endorse him for
appointment, hence he retired from public service.
At the present time he is the editor of the Olympia
Daily Recorder and is quite actively engaged in shap
ing the political desnies of the southwest combine
for the next state convention well the next legs
lature, and may again be an important factor in the
election of a United States senator.
The Seattle Republican., 1903-05-15

my rapport or do yez want funerale in this club.
Thin Oi laid my gun the table and sed, Oi.
Phat does yez want?
Thin the Prisidnt said Dear Mike NV course we
wants the rapport but let the religus thusiasm settle
ward to make few raymarks After them Bro Doc
gen will finish his rapport. Well thin the chairman
the Smein Committee, sed, "A bin saxteen year
in this kuntray bin max tree hunder toar in saxteen
year A bin tree year in dis job an max saxteen
tousan tollar in tree year, dis bin good yob kill
a feller eff he tax dis job A lake dis yob, in
year get fatty tousan tollar. Tree year ago bin
maxim half tollar day, bin gettin in-ves-
men cumpany a bin now pesdant A sold ma all close
out to Yule Riddleshammer fatty sents on tollar
tank the Seattle Electric Cumpany max this good
yob it be good feller by chimmy it pay it get
Something's an it pay wen the Snoqualmay cumpany
doan get Something's it be good feer good yob.
At this part NV his spach he bowed throwd kiss
at Fayther Abraham an fayther sed, sez he Oh don't
know which is the wurrest this spach ur Mikes ray
port Thin he wint sed: Shufhetons franchise
good yob. Shuffeton good feler A tank
Vim Hills yob good. Vim Hill good feller.
First YIN Hill vas too slow A tank our bresadant
tell him Something's tank the Seattle Proving und
Mailing Cumpany vas good yob too, by chimmy he
is good feller he max dis good yob for US A tank
Prother Simple Prother Perry be good felers an
max our yob good A tank Prother Piper not
good feller he MAX yob goo dior Piper tank County
Commshner be good yob now, but City Council be
better yob all time A tank will puy some lots
max new city haul that will be good yob." Ivry
mimber the club sed amen an Fayther Abraham
sed, sez he 'Now we must hev order give Bruther
Doogen run fur his money Ohm afraid he has got
a royal flush" Thin Oh tux my gun in my hand play
fu1 like an sed, sez Oh Air yez ready to hear my ray
The Seattle Republican., 1903-05-15
~ MIKE DOOGEN ~
Universal Religun Club,
Klancy Building,

Seattle, May, 1903
Dear Fayther: Whin Oh rote yez the last letter
wuz awful mad wild Klancy he nocked me down stairs
fur nuthing at ALL at ALL We he'd matin the Uni
versa1 Religun Club last mite Whin Bro Piper led
the President in an tux off the blindfod-
the bindfodin NV dear Prisdint. AS
Piper TUX it off the Prisidint sed: Dear Bruthers O
am in favur moving the Universal Reigun Club to
rooms in the Occidental Hotel O know there
that Bruther Piper wont haf to lead to. Then
Klancy sed mot yure loe' The reputation
this club must be maintained. The only advantage
wud be to the Prsidint, he wouldent haf to cum to
the mathis he would be there widout cummin An
it dropped. Thin the matin called to order
and the Prisdint, Bro Abraham sed:
We adjourned the last matn because Bro. Doogan
fell down stairs while he maxim his rapport. Oh
raygretted the accidnt to Bro Doogan happened whn
it did. Eff Bro. Klancy he'd been there to mock him
out whn he comminced to ask questions the very
men Oh he'd told him to kape away frum it would hev
done sum good. Oh think it wud be better to let him
make his rapport Thin Oh sed, Bruthers the Uni
versal Religun Cuban all at wunst the very divl
to pay, Bro. Parry commnced to play on his
dion an sing Little Drops NV Water, Little Grains
Sand Bro Piper begun to dance the skirt dance
Bro Simple comminced to make spach. Klancy cum
closer to me. Oh stood still an waited bit thin Oh
said, "Fayther Abraham, is this a religus club
circus or dance hall Am Oh Mike Doogan or Pat
rick Henry Winston. Hev Oh got the floor Mr. Prisi-
dint? No answer Thin Oh sed sez Oh do yez want
The Seattle Republican., 1903-05-15

/ want to say that IN my opinion the next mayor
of Seattle has yet been mentioned in that con-
necton, said we'll known business one day this
week. Il not at liberty to the mans name
that has been under consideration by a number OF
prominent business men, and only under consider
alton, but actually decided on but when his name
will have been given for publication it will be
winner from the very start The business men do not
want city such as has been operated by the Tom
Humes forces and it does not want what people
pleased to term, Sunday school town. There is
a happy medium and believe they will hit that me-
dum at the propert time and all forces in the city
will be perfectly satisfied with their selection for the
mayoralty nomination. Common sense should be eX-
ercised in the selection of mayor for Seattle and the
extremes on neither side should be permitted to run
the affairs The vices of this any other city can
be properly restrained and why not select man and
a council that will do so and do so without prosttu
ing the city and advertising it far and wide place
where you do any old kind of businesss that you
want if you will only pay the price
"'Ihe Tacoma politicians, if [ have been properly
informed by who ought to know will between
now and the time of holding the next state Repub
lcan convention endeavor to SO line up the politicians,
both in Pierce county and those counties that
ally favor her, to throw the nomination for gov
to King county with view OF njuring her
chances for the United States senatorshp before the
next legislature said well known politician day
this week. If some one from King county is
mated for governor the cry will be started at
that King county wants to hog every office in the
state Such cry, the Pe-maker has been creditably
informed the of the politicians all over the
state going against King county at the Spokane con
vention at the Ellensburg convention and at of
the Tacoma conventions. and it will do SO again.
As has been previously told in these columns, DR..
j. ]. Smith, a hold senator, is quietly cand-
date for the governorshp and he favored very large
ly by the Tacoma politicians OF their motive
for favoring him is sinister and selfish one but if
it wins, what they DR.. Smith therefore is going
to be formidable candidate for the Republican guber
Material nomination But King county has another
The Seattle Republican., 1903-05-15
MIKE DOOGEN.

D. P Waite arrested few days ago charge
of insanity may not be guilty charged but one
will question his eccentrcity. He says he has the
finest wife of any in the country but they have not
lived together for nine years they find they do not get
tired of one another while living apart, and the
happiest couple in the world
The Seattle Republican., 1903-05-15

We do not want to intimate that the merchants of
this city E. T. Marks but it does seem as though
they would have investigated little before they
caught by fake official program advertising dodge,
as has been several of our dealers.
The Seattle Republican., 1903-05-15

pointed out in these columns and he will give the
doctor merry chase for his money. Mr.. Morrison
is going be candidate for the mayoralty nomina-
ton and it begins to look if he will succeed and
in he does it will take mighty sagacious poll
tican prevent him from capturing the county few
months later for her gubernatorial endorsement There
are still other politicians in the county, who do
look we'll on this proposition, but prefer the
gubernatorial nomination go to Eastern Washington
and they doubtless will do all they to throw cold
water the King county nomination idea and they
will not leave unturned to do so.
Speaking about the nomination of Dr. Smith for
governor the Olympia Capital has the following to say
Some of our Republican exchanges grooming Dr.
J. J. Smith, president of the senate as a candidate for
governor 1t will be remembered that he went fairly
back the Republican state platform and worked
for the corporations and against the commission bill
With Dr. Smith for candidate they will be safe in
formulating the platform that will catch the most
votes knowing that their leader is thoroughly cog
infant of the of Republican platforms and not old
fashioned enough imagine that there any thought
of enacting its principles into law.
An exchange whose name we overlooked expresses
volumes in the following excerpt The Democratic
press OF the state of Washington is remarkably
licous about the welfare of Our Republican governor
They right up in arms for fear the Republicans of
the may in some unforeseen manner administer
rebuke to the said governor Never before has the
Democratic press of Washington taken such remark
able interest in the welfare OF Republican executive
If this interest sincere and deep-rooted the st-
alton might be different but it lies only as deep as
Democratic ambition to have Democrat take his
place. Democratic solicitation for Governor Mcbride
is piece of politics that won't go down Republican
throats.
The office of The Seattle Republican is in the A
W. Denny building, I4I4 Second The tele-
phone number is Main 3o5. II you desire to keep
posted order the paper sent to your address.
port. Not man sed wurred So Oi thought they
wus ready. Thin Oi sed Whin Oh read the followin
questions to John L. Wilson:
Phat do yez think
% The Universal Religun Club?
(2) The City Council?
CD The City Administration?
Cd The Granny Jury?
(5) The Prostitooting Attorney?
(6 The Horse Play?
Cd The Raysult
Will the Republicans be able to contnu in power
this honest pure administration?
He pulled his hat doun the side his head
kinder shut eye, put both his hans deep down
in his pockets and sed * at this part NV my
rapport the lights put out every left the
room My rapport will be unfinished bizness at the
MKT matin Your luvin sun,
MIKE DOOGEN
d. P. Waite arrested few days ago charge
of insanity, may not be guilty charged, but
will question his eccentricity. He says he has the
finest wife of any in the country, but they have not
lived together for nine years they find they do get
tired of another while living apart and are the
happiest couple in the world
The Seattle Republican., 1903-05-15

Will the Republicans be able to continu in power
this honest pure administration?
He pulled his hat doun over the side his head
kinder shut wan eye, put both his hans deep down
in his pockets and sed at this part my
rapport the lights put out every left the
room My rapport will be unfinished bzness at the
Mkt matin Your luvn sun,
MIKE DOOGEN
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1903-11-24

1t is to be hoped that the Chicago
strike will be settled forthwith, and
that some means will soon be devised
by which such affairs may in future
be avoided. The whole country suff-
cred from the coal strike. and all Chi
csgo is suffering from the street car
strike, the oitizens. in estimated loss
Of time, losing one million dollars
four times the loss Of everybody else
combined.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1903-11-24

A great s,lr has be- cr' ated in Lou
isville nv she allegei footing Of stores
nv fi,emen daung the progress Of the
IRE last week, and A. result the en-
tire tre department was und"r ~ pi'
oi 81 hecause If the acts OF lew OF -
mem bers. II no one was guilty snob
charges should never have been ma q.
II some were guiity thew ous"' u
have been .spnsei in justice to fhe
innocent membe OF the department.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1903-11-24

When some Of the people find out
how much taxes they have to pay next
year, they shouldn't kick, unless they
kick themselves, for they did IL. 1t
costs something in Paduoah TO put
men into public office simply because
they are Democrats-that 10 il costs
everybody except the men put into
office.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1903-11-24

There is no hing encouraging In fhe
presidential oulno' for the Demo-
Gratis. Geue trOsyenor has not
missed AL Il ction guess in dozen or
move wears snd he says the r. puhli-
oans are sure OF 1858 electoral votes
next year, wtile oniy 2s9 are needed.
Only l5I are Conceded by HIM to the
Democrats, while so, including those
of New Yrs are doubtful. The pro
bahility il that General GIosveDor has
mani a very conservative estimate,
and that the Repu nlican majority mex
year will be- greater than any one hal
vet predlcte0.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1903-11-24
THE RESCUE MISSION.


The Sun wants to call attention
again to the Union Rescue Mission, .
noble institution in this city, and COM
mend il to the attention of the chart
table people nj Paducah.
Res. X. ". Chiles. the pastor, has
dedicated his life to this cause and is
doing good work in a field which no
other church organization touches and
tits but right thss he should have en-.
coursgement and as sistance in prose-
outing il.
The Sun learns that the institution
il running behind on money and as
winter, the time when the most, and
best work is done, is approaching this
need should he quickly and promptly
attended to
The Sun has a suggestion TO make
on the eve Of Thank sgivinR, and ~ Il
that every one who is interested Il
this work make the mission thanks
giving Offering The Sun will accep
donations on nehslf Of MIR. Chil-s @
they csu be eat 70 the Rescue missio
on South Thin street.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1903-11-24
Fire men who would openly loot stores
are not entitled to the courtesy Of hav.
ing their names suppressed.

Senator Morgan, as chairman Of the
interooeanic canal committee, is as
predicted, out Of . Job. He could
hardly expect anything else in view
Of recent developments. The United
States Ii determined to build canal.
and as Senator Morgan by reason of
his opposition to the present policy
would a. chairman of the committee
be in position to delay the project,
he had to give way to a chairman who
would not,
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1903-11-24
combined.

Tho democrats seem entirely too
anxious have Senator Hanna become
candiG.se for the Republican presi-
Dental nomination. Their sincerity
10 rather doubtful. Senator Hanna Is
great man and q popular one, but he
says he is not and will not be . oandi-
date and he ought to know better
than anyone else.