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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-02-13

the completes its work it will prob
ably found that has enacted important law than hat
The feature OF this measure
which the people generally deeply interested is that
which makes mandatory the supervision OF corporations engaged
confers the right investigate and give pub
cy ongs corporations combines the operations OF
With this ample authority there can
little and labor will be
evils abuses for which the trusts espon
eible ultimately bring about their suppression
Beneicent as the effect mischevous and
xnenacing combines will less valuable in other important
This essentially commercial nation and has been
almost from its foundation yet it is surprising indeed almost
astounding the increasing the number OF cab
officers passed the other day had included depart
administrative organization In this matter
advance of the United States
Britain delegates the functions minister OF commerce to
president of Trade France has minister of
industries and telegaphs while Prussia Austria and
Hungary have similar ministerial departments
Strangely tardy United States has been creating such
department is gratifying know that when did take this OBJ
vousy placed itself advance OF other
commercial nation by providing for the supervision of all trade
bnaon The law provides for the establishment in the depart
labor bureau Of corporations be admin
stered by commissioner who empowered investigate the
every joint
bnon engaged the several of the union
with the exception railroads. which remain under the
commission be readily
vd that through the nstumentay of this law there has been
placed disposal of the president d
cvey in stamping the evils which the system has nf
cd on the nation
Nor will this be the limit of legislation
present congress unless all signs misleading
bills suppemenng that creating department
having for their object the suppression of abuses and oppression
undoubtedly cheering first
secretary of will be ability
almost unequaled knowledge Of national affairs and public
and of independent and stead character President
could have made wiser selection for such important Office
Mr. George B. Coeyou whose universally
knowedged and whose admitted integrity put him
beyond the reach questionable sinister influences
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-02-13
FAWTuxE1 VALLEY

Active Hose Co.. No. 2. OF the River
point fire district, gave their annual
oyster supper last night in their fire sta
ton In Lippitt. the feast being enjoyed
by nearly two score of the members, both
honorary and a III ve Louis Conaway
was caterer and furnished the laddies
and their friends as good supper as
they ever ate--as some of them SAID
there there being is oysters to each plate.
AT the conclusion OF the meal Toast
master Henry +. McKenna called upon
number for speeches. and while the re-
marks were listened 10 frlenuIy sihohef
was enjoyed.
Last night at o o'clock at the home or
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Hopkins OF Phenix,
a very pretty home wedding took place,
the contracting party being Edward
Francis Bailey of Riverpoint, late of the
L.. s. NJ, and Miss Eta Hopkins. The
groom was attended by Charles A. Hop
kins. a brother OF the bride. while the
brides sister Miss Hattie, was brides
maid. Rev. John McVay. pastor OF the
Phenix NJ T.. church, performed the cere-
mony. The couple will reside in Phenix
with the brides parents for several
weeks. when they will begin housekeep-
ing
Phillips church and was very largely at
tended. The service was In charge of
Rev. Mr. Wolfendon Of the 81. iBarnabas
Episcopal church of Apponaug. The st.
Philips choir sung several selections and
the service was very impressive. At the
close of the service the remains were
buried In the cemetery n the rear OF the
church. The bearers were Daniel Dowd.
Jenemia shippee. Christopher James and
Charles Butler.
Miss Effe woosey Of Phenix In teach
ing at the Quidnick school during the alb
sence OF Miss Tillinghast.
Appropriate Flag Day exercises were
held In all OF the valley schools yester-
day.
The Kent club will hold its regular
monthly supper at It's rooms at River
point tomorrow night
Miss Abby Shea OF Arctic Center. who
was arrested Ivy officer Bundamolre on
| Wednesday night. was fined for drunken
| ness I'm the Fourth district court yester-
| day.
Reginald L. Brown OF Phenix. studen,
| at Brown university. secured the second
| prize. offered for a prize story by the
| editors " the "Brunonian" His story
The Last Hours" will not be printed
| however. on account of It's resemblance
| 10 a certain tragedy enacted at the col
| lege recently.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-02-13

affair is largely due TO the efficient com
mittee of arrangements as follows;
EFFICIENT COMMITTEES.
Resource Commlttee-owen McElroy.
chairman; Captain Fred A. Wallace. Jo-
seph +. Mcdonald. Samuel Loxley.
Francis H. Morton. Jr.. John ID. Murphy
and Clarence c. Thomas. secretary:
Reception Committee--Captain Thomas
H. Duffy chairman: Deputy Chief Hol-
den O. Hill, District Chief George +.
Battey. District Chief Horace L. Girls
void. District Chief William +. Smith.
Jeremiah II. Hall. DR.. William r. Nc
Guirk, Joseph II. Gamer. John III. Macau-
ley, James Davis. DR.. William IL. Nc
Laughln. John f.. Graham, John w.
Morrow. Captain Charles J. Connor, Cap
tain Edwin G.. Andrews. Captain William
IL. Garvin, Captain Thomas f. Mcneil,
Captain William II Johnson, Albert j.
Fleckhamer and Lieutenant David q.
Knott.
The honorary committee consisted OF
his excellency Governor j.. +. {. Garvin
and staff, his honor Mayor Augustus 5.
Miller, Benjamin +. Harrington, Ira
Winsor. Dexter Gorton, George A. Steere.
Colonel r. III. l. Goddard. Dennis f.
Mccarthy. Adoniram J. Gushing. VII
liam H. Covill, James II. Canning, John
o. Darling, George Il. Peterson. Francis
Colwell, George l.. Shepley. John j. Ro-
senfeld, Thomas +. Monahan. cyrus Nj
Van Slyck, John G.. Dunn, Lewis J
Pierce, Burmah f. Perkins. Daniel j.
Dwyer and Dennis III. Sheahan.
The pleasure of the evening and the
systematic way In which the dances were
conducted is largely due 10 the intelll'
gent, untiring efforts OF General Floor
Director Arthur Il. Harrington and his
assistants and aids, as follows:
Assistant Floor Directors-George w
Carpenter. Jr., Arthur ID. Holland, VII
liam ID. Perrin and William +. Mains.
Aids-Wiiliam Il. Cameron, Frederick t
Sullivan Henry MacLean. James j. Cas-
serly, Charles u. Handy, Andrew A
| Doherty, Mahlon ID. Brown, Cornelius V
| Garvey, Albert j. Holley. Patrick G
| Henry Atmore L. Crandall. George H
| Johnson, Edmund s. Godfrey. John Il
Miller. jeremiah Splan, John c. Kennedy
| Joseph w. Johnson. John Graham, Mi
| chae j. Hanley, Charles w. Sherman
| Fred Owens, William A. Berry, Bernard
| J. Mucahey, John r. Comedy. John +
| Meledy, George II. Thurston, William III
| Leighton and Hugh =. Wood.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-02-13
! WHAT OTHERS J
/? MRE "a PING !
G<D 90 - . @oO cd

"Dr. Parkhurst says New York needs
a paper that will tell the truth. But
the good doctor fails to make * clear
that New York has only lying press.
He also fails TO make IL clear how any
newspaper, or any combination or news
papers Is going 10 suppress the truth
even II this were the aim. Truth will out
always. and especially in the press. The
newspaper that tries 10 distort facts is
given the lie by the news columns OF
its contemporaries and is sooner or later
discredited i'm the eyes of the public. -
Denver Republican.
'If there were a disposition TO wage
an actual and effective war against the
bad trusts IL would show itself in
movement for the reduction OF monnpoly
protecting duties. Then the monopolists
would not be content with telegrams or
questionable authenticity Their attor-
neys would swarm In the lobbies end
committee rooms, as they have always
e."-Philadelphia Ledger.
"The danger menacing European peace
today is not Russian ambition. but the
proverbial reactionary policy OF the sultan
and the hot headed leaders OF the Bull
garian revolutionists. The difficulty
which the Russian and Austrian govern
ments now face is to overcome the one
and suppress the other without bringing
on an outbreak. AS 10 the Bulgarian
revolutionsts i'm Macedonia, they care
little, probably nothing, what compllca-
tions their actions may produce, foe they
have much to gain and nothing to l)s1 by
bringing matters TO a final issue.'-New
York Sun.
"rhe great combination aim TO suppress
competition They have curtailed il;
some of them have come very near to
suppressing domestic competition. The
tariff simply enables them TO exact
higher prices at home than they are glad
To get abroad. Let the tariff be reduced
to n revenue basis and foreign compcti-
| ton will insure the American consumer
against domestic extortion. n."-Philadelphla
| Record.
Seventy head masters OF schools. rep
resenting many States, have signed pc
tition for the modification OF football
rules so that some OF the more dangerous
| features shall be eliminated. Most of
| the young men who play football arc
| lads OF promise, and they should be per-
| mittcd TO develope into useful citizens
with their joints In good order. their
ears and eyes in place and their inter
nal anatomy in condition to perform
it's ufnctions. Minneapolis Times.
|
at is not difficult 10 understand why
the trusts should object to the Little
| field bill. That measure, IL enacted
| would strike them I'm a vulnerable point
| 1t would deprive trusts which attempt
| 10 establish "a monopoly by destroying
| competition OF the use of the facilities
and instrumentalites OF interstate com
merce.' IL imposes a flne upon railroads
| which transport the products Of such
| trusts. Its provisions for publicity are
stronger and more comprehensive thar
| those Of the administration measure
But evidently II was not intended to be.
come law. and 40 the trusts are not
concerning themselves about it"-Bal-
! timore sun.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-02-13

affair Is largely due 10 the ethcient com
mittee Of arrangements as follows:
EFFICIENT COMMITTEES.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-02-13

intelligent country and that probably why
Baer refused operators their hands
According operators higher
mining coal will bear the increased
the raising wages would be right because the miners union
demand If the who work the mines do not JON
the union their will be increased and they do join the
demand for better could not be gwen be-
cause would be the pillars of social
system.
operators free combine to FIX prices and
consp with the independents mulct the people That doubt
opinion their divine given prerogaves He doen
right but he denies their right to
oppose oppressive policy of the Macc
Baer
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-02-13

telegram Mr.. Achbold of the Standard Oil
mates stated he unaeraby opposed the
antitrust legislation the Ekins rebate bill
topoty mionaires to that word unaer-
ably" Masden Perry told the city council he unaeraby
opposed ticket transfers but they nevertheless and so Will
antitrust legislation which Acbod objects strenuousy
less all signs fail
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-02-13

legislators need have fear of passing law that
prison because will leave the wives with
the effect of the law will be to
of the necessity of supporting brutal oafers
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-02-13
The Voice of
The People
GRATIFIED AND GREATLY ENcoUR-
AGED.

tkAI IT'D AlND NNtN IIsl FlNtUIN "
AGED.
Editor Providence News:
The large number who have congra-
tulated me and the goodly number who
have purchased the News TO read the con-
troversy regarding protection and free
trade. has been 20 me constant source
Of inspiration and encouragement to con-
tinuc IN the grand and glorious work OF
defending our splendid wage workers
against the tory-copperhead attacks by
free traders.
Yet right IN tho midst of my deep thank
fulness comes the Characteristic free trade
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-02-13

developments London and Berlin make reasonably
Bull and the kaiser wish they had become such
fast friends.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-02-13

New York considering what ought to be done to Pesiden
Faunce of Brown for condemning the brownstone front
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-02-13

Murder will out Young repeats, doubt hoping the
will follow the
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1903-10-08

be the work of Gordon be plain possible If we'll
served and properly cooked The wines need not necessarily be
priceless - .
ALL THESE MATTERS ARE sUssERvIENT TO THE THAT
THE GUESTS MUST BE SYMPATHETIC AGREEABLE TO ONE
..y.
There should be atmosphere about dinner delicate, 1t
true and imperceptbe that felt by every and
whose seals fate We have long passed that
period when dinner ranked according its excellence from
a mere gastronomc point of view: .....
There are still people who only dinners because they care
for good food will dine anywhere there an I'M
certainty on that point the majority of dinner enjoy the
surroundings and which they hope find DINNERS
DO NOT NOW PARTAKE OF THE NATURE Or y Du11.
The principle that entails another that "cute Tor
crtIet the maxim dominates hospitality is Now
cev one appreciated for his her merits and hospitality
is NOT DISPENSED ON \ GIVE AND TAKE S1STEM
Livery ore is expected put his into the pool but the
penny man hosts you'd forego is a return feast ~
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1903-10-08

III
ISEM M Racial antiSemitism has invited science to pro-
EAH nounce itself in favor Of purity Of race, but the
N0-=azA0 very principle of the PURITY OF RACE re-
bounds to the defense the Jew and the confusion of the anti
Semitic ~. I.' :.'|." ''''.f
Science been asked declare that certain
peo superiority which science coners and confirms
parent in the survival of the BY this again iii
JEW IS JUSTIFIED Baaam, called to curse must pronounce
bis blessing. ,..,.. "'&
AnSemtism nvokcs the spirit of inclusive humantarianrn
to confound jew charging him with excusivi but the very
prophet called proclaim that through the doctrines alone that
proceeded Israel humanitarian ideals held before the
eyes of men. .1.,.t>r'. -:
bddep sociology the Jew. But THE
FUNDAMENTALS OF ECONOMICS APPROVE of the Jew:
His thrift his foresight his frugay the purity of his domestic life
are that the science of economics has Away
commended !.. .''
They have invoked social ideal of justice to confound the
jew reveals that the Jewish prophets the first
to insist upon social justice
RALAK is PUT HIS OWN PROPHET. so ANTI
sEMTIsM BY ITS SCIENCE UNMAsNED, A FOLLY OR
Sc. THE FACT THAT THE JEW is A
EST, a COMPETITOR, IN MANY WAYS AN ExEMPLAR "ovER
g. .>2AlNsT e.. % .''
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1903-10-08
PERMANENT CURE.
Inflammation of the Stomach,
Kidneys and Liver Per
manent1y Cured.

Ever since l can remember, for 90
years or more, my back has troubled
me, caused by inflammation of my
stomach and liver first, then my Lic
heys became involved. At times the
pain became eXcruciating. Having
used a large number Of so-called cures
finally found a complete cure in
ihoapsons Barosma, several bottles
reducing all Inflammation and conse-
quently curing the pain. Thanks 10
Barosma, l have been perfectly well
for two years. E. o. OWEN,
Troy Centre, Pa.
P. S.-My wife's health has greatly
improved by taking Thompson's Bar
osma. She has gained in weight and
that yellow tint to her skin has been
replaced by fresher and healthier
color. Druggists 500.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1903-10-08
The Law of the Higher Life.

If the law of life is the law of strug-
Gle, the law of the higher life is the law
of repose. Life produces its choicest
flowers in quietness, and the nobler ele-
ments Of character, the high and divine
things Of life, are the products OF the
life of calm. And so God has made 1t
possible for men to be filled with peace
in the midst of storm. He has told us
how to find an oasis of joy in the drea-
nv desert of sorrow. Above the confu-
sion OF the too anxious life. about I'll"
doubts of the distressed soul. above III
WEAKNESS OF a heartrending struggle,
there comes the words Of the QU@t
Man. Come unto me, and will gtvr
you rest."--Rev. Philip Yarrow. Con
crcgatiU1aliSt. st. Louis. :
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1903-10-08
Prayers by the Way.

The claims of piety differ from those
of temporal concerns. These latter re-
quire- stated clear seasons which allow
of connected, continued application.
but religion is not dependent upon such
consecutive pursuit One moment will
suffice to place yourself in Gods pres
cnce, to love and worship Him, TO offer
all you are doing or bearing and to still
all your hearts emotions at His feet
Archbishop FcnelOn.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1903-10-08

sprea' to The guests, who in a Ike manner 1ect
- " their enjoyment they are adding to the
ISIS Of the dinner.
There is no form of hospitality so pleasant as
a dinner no way of seeing people or of showing
them a.tcntion which they appreciate more, and,
while 1t is an easy and agreeable method of Civ
inc r:casure to guests and hosts, it is ONE OF
THE MOST DIFFICULT FORMS OF ENTER
TAINMENT TO ARRANGE dinner must
be pleasant or dull, and SO little spoils it. One
person often puts the whole party out ofgear and
ruins what otherwise would be delightful gath
ering. The company at dinner is more impor-
tant than any other matter, The dinner need not
be first rate Bv that | mean to say it need not
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1903-10-08
THE PERFECT HOSTESS ;: ss$ '5s:'

EOPLE who never go anywhere are proverbially mar
row and "cliquey," and small society, while prob
ably pleasant to the set who compose it, is IN
TOLERABLY DULL TO THE UNHAPPY, QUIZ
sIDER WHO FINDS HIS WAY INTO IT.
An artistic mixture of guests and hostess who en-
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1903-10-08

JOYS herself the two secrets of successful dinner giving Inc
material good to begin with, and the good spirits and enjoy
mont Of the woman predes the feast infectious and
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1903-10-08

HE real cause of antiSemitism is the fact that the
leSA1 Jew is A PROTEST, i COMPETITOR, and in
N many ways an exemplar cover and against Baak1,
TMg Racial anti-Semsm has invited science to pro-
~ nounce itself in favor Of purity Of race, but the
- very principle of the PURITY OF RACE re-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-02-07
Sinmautene 6nh3eit.

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feierte bos 2ud'fde @bepuor, ST.
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6eImino, ge6. Biesner, BON gr. $40,
10. StraBe, bas ungemein ieltene Set
Der biamantnen 9Od3eit, bic FEDS
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mern, mo es it4 audi berebeIt4te. Der
SubelbrGutigam itebt i'm IS. 2eben5z
jabre unb Die SubeIbraut 1T UNI Elm
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funb6eit unb 8tittgteit. Ser G6e
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fan po6nt. Ollie &tnber iinO e6enz
fans gliifli4 Derbeiratbet. Stint Der
308ter po6nen in MtIpautee unb
3pet in 9urtfprb.
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Ser Rrafeh[ in Spnburas.

Banana, 5. Sebruur. - Sn
Spnburas 1T Der 8iirgertrteg gum
Nus6ru9 g%efommen, unb bic PrGii@
benton Der dnberen centralamerttaniz
f6en &epubliten f9iden ii4 an, @telz
lung gum &f Der Purteien in
6onburas au ne6men. Die PrGtoenz
ten 3elaDa bon Nicaragua unb gPez
oaGa6o BON @alpabor fteIen fi4 auf
Settle bes Ieit6erigen Prdfibenten bon
Spnburas, General Sierra, pel9er,
obtpo6l in Der IeBten 9~erbftpubl in
6onburas gef4Iagen, ii4 peigert, Die
8rdfbentf9aft an ieinen erpGblten
Ra6folger 8oniGd ub5ugsben. Der
Brdfibent BON Guatemala, @enerdl
cabrera, ergreift bugegen 8Oniqu's
gartei, unb ale bret Gepubliten 6aben
Mrmee'n on Der @ren3e bpn 9onbuz
ras aufammen 1eaoner1.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-02-07
Samaferherfrbr nit 9iberia.

4tGunta, Ga, 5. 5ebruar. =
Ote &epublit liberia bat Our4 8iz
f9of Surner Der ng}eger Rational
Emigration &c Commercial 4fOciaz
tion" $4,000 gef6entt, ipel4s Cunt
me nit gum Qntauf zines 9ampfsrs
bertpenbet peroen iou, Der Den Gmtz
qrantenz uno 8~iiterberte6r 5ntf9en
BEN Ser. Staten un0 8eitafrita 81
befor9en bat. 8if4Of Surner 1T Der
Mnfi6t, 0aB Nttien beg neuen Inter
nebmens audi Don @eiBen erpOrben
tperben f0nnsn, I'M bamit Die @usz
~1panoerung 6ar6iger mad 2tberia gu
f0rDsrn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-02-07
Gin hrrh1nnniRbnnts Gnfmah[.

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4ebulten purDe urO DuS bur8 Die i'm
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am M6enb bes genannten Sage5 in Der
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tpslfer neber mebreren Sffi3ieren,
@er3ten unb 2e6rern ou9 Der Qiitz
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g1a8 benz GFen batten it8 bic 6erren
in Elm Neben3tmmer begeben unb bort
an etnem Slide 8luB genOmmer, mo-
BEL Der get0btete Or. Sabn ii4 neben
fetnen 6reunb unb 8a5tgeber, ben JET
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t. M&un rau8te Gtgdrren, rnb gum
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ben Slid gelegt,bos er a6er ipdter,
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nobel Or. Sa6n fi9 iber Ous ernit
@efen Or. Geumann'8 nit ben 8orz
ten luittg mn8te: o9u 9dtteit du4
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fr06li9iten Sttmmrng, Dbpo6l i6m
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nttfmertTum tpurben. Die fOfortige
1tnterfu9ung ergdb bic gdr3e Sroitloz
ftgteit bes 3uitarbeS 9t. Sa6n's. @r
purbe in bas itdbtif9e &rdnten6aus
ii6ergefii6rt, mo- er, Ou er eine bieuei4t
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fa6rIGfiger S0otung er6oben tperoen.
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