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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-10-31
nORGAN'S OPEN LETTER.

smartng under casgaton he and others of his
stripe received from Secretary Hay last Wednesday
senator morgan OF Alabama night pubca
ton in the country was pleased term
an open letter in which he employed abuse agu-
en to answer the clear and convincing secretary
OF state Something the grossly tenor
of the document from one d it's It
is not the sneang from Nicaragua says the
southern senator that durbs country sneakng into
Panama after having first sneaed wing the Panama
Sana company to lind an for that the country
plores"
Senator Morgan by political prejudice he
would realize that the spirit citizenship and of the gov
ernnt selects administer sneak
ing into out Of anything The republic didn't
into the revouton they of the
founders of the hone upon Their
DID not sneak into the of 1872 sneak
Jackson New Orleans sneakng into the war with
Mexico of it the City no sneane
into conflict Fort Sumter Appoattox Nor was
there sneakng into Havana was treac
erousy destroyed of ensuing embodiment even when
Spain had been humbed bay Santiago
Senator Morgans hysterical party
gives him opportunity exploit higher branch of con-
gress has resulted the Offering insult the Amer
lean people And what the decaa
ton of Secretary Hay that the Democratic party accusing
Republican administration of treachery violence robbery
Panama makes demand for restitution suggestion penance
but compaceny accepts and enjoy the fruits
alleged wongdong of the Republicans secretary pointed out
that American believes there doing very
properly that the charge
cerey entertain it, because the
restitution and counsel repentance.
It only that Secretary HAY
exposed the emptiness Of Democratic prensions Summarizing
their other oontenonshat abandon the Philippines
the and stripes sacrifice prestige the Orient bay
Filpnos who have reposed bring upon
tnal foreign scuers
and owardhe asked what American citizen believes any
things ought to done
difficulty Senator Morsan as with other Democrats
who for the time being speaking for their paryss they
believe their arguments but they
administration that would attempt follow arguments
would bring itself the contempt and contumy of the nation
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-10-31

The fifteenth week OF the lockout the Fall River mills began
this morning On the outside the barred gates
operatives the remnant OF the $1,000 originally deprived of employ
mnt by the action OF the mill agents who feeling the pie
pinch hunger Added these thousands of children and
other dependents who suffer also beadnnes
are deprived OF the chance toll 20 conceive that the
resources Tor aiding the be under such depo
able conditions Both organized and charity has almost
reached the limit OF its benefcnt work of the exhaustion
of funds
Relief work continued by the Salvation army which supplies
soup TO large number OF applicants by and charitable
organizations among them the dc Paul society but in
spite Of all this wedeced aid continues and grows more
pinchng the days pass it disherenng spectacle this
once prospeou city presents when o-evey ten of s total
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-10-31

Republican party has done for you IN
this city, while In regard 10 national is
sues | say TO you that the Republican
party Is the party OF progress and prin-
ciple. and It's attitude on every one OF
the great questions ls that which is con-
sistent with the best welfare OF the
American people as a whole.
II believe that the city OF Providence
should have a business administration
and II elected mayor I shall try to give
II that sort | have performed the du-
ties of mayor a great deal of the time
while Mr.. Miller has been away or i'll.
and believe that I am familiar with
all the d~,ties connected with the office
OF executive OF this city. II am elected
I shall be glad TO see any one of you
al the mayors office, and I will talk
with anyone OF the people who desires
TO see me on any matter OF business
whatsoever.
I'm this election the responsibility OF
the individual voter must not be over
looked, and want you to see to II. thai
not onx you yourself. but also anyone
of your countrymen, who may be apa-
thetic In the matter. goes to the polls
on Nov. s. and casts his vote for men
who. I assure you. have your best inter
tsts at heart, the Republican candidates.
city, state and national"
After the crowd had clapped Its
Sw1rtny nands 10 lts lullesl SdllSldCNloil'
FREDERICK Curzio delivered a fiery speech
in italian. Republican arguments sound
ever so much more fierce in fiery ltal-
ian than In cold. rough English, and the
audience scarcely could restrain Itself
from cheering and giving the fullest play
TO its enthusiasm.
Attorney James J Nolan concluded the
addresses with a calm and consistent ex-
ploitation OF Republican theories upon
Protection and the Tariff.
Next Thursday evening there Will be
another big Italian rally In Benevolence
hall. and two well-known speakers from
New York are expected. In the mean
time, the Liberty and Prosperity club
will form a marching organization, and
drill In preparation for the big parade
Saturday night, as we'll as for two OF
three Ninth ward afflirs during the
week. John J. Tutalo will be captain OF
the company.
Mr. curzio. the editor OF an italian pa
per. has organized Republican march
ing company in the Ensle Park district
a former Democra tic stronghold. The
organization numbers about 90 men, and
is 10 be known as the Roosevelt Re-
publican club.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-10-31
Death AT
END OF HIS
FIRST RUN

Frank I. o. Walker formerly Of Bristol
and but recently entered upon the duties
OF freight brakeman~on the New York.
New Haven and Hartford road was run
over and instantly killed at Worcester
yesterday
While the train on which he was brak-
ing was pulling into the Worcester
freight yards the unfortunae man fell
between two of the box cars and when
found was dead. both legs and one arm
instantaneous
The dead man was the son OF A. T.. FL
walker paper hanger, living on Court
street Bristol The deceased was a ma
tol had been short
His wife, who was Miss Sadie Springer
daugheu or George Z. Springer OF Bris-
tol, lives In the latter place and che
was notified OF her husbands death yes
terday morning.
Mr. Walker had but lately returned
from varied and honorable service In
the regular army. In both Cuba and the
Philippines the unfortunate young man
had served his country well. While Ia the
Imllppines he was In many battles prin-
cipally on the Island OF Luzon, and he
was mentioned in the official dispatches
ana awarded a gold medal for bravery
under fire. I'm addition 10 this he was
ofucially commended for saving a fell
lew soldier from drowning near Taal
t7ttzorf7 ett Jaff.-i& 4alp- When he and ser
we'd out his term he received an honor
able discharge and returned TO this coun-
try: lie was in poor health at the time
anu ne Iound ~ necessary to go 10 a
hospital for treatment on his return 10
this state.
For a few months before he went 10
worcester Mr. Walker was employed as
baggagemaster on tho Consolidated cleo
tries between this city and Bristol re
left that position TO go 10 Worcester
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-10-31
EAST PROVIDENCE
Watchemoket Club Celebrates
Birthday Of Its President.
Failure Of Heating Apparatus
Caused Closing Of School,

Tho watchemoket club met yesterday
and had a Jolly good time on account OF
the birthday OF the president. James
HAYES. Joseph eastman. William Faux
ner william Cornice. William Bowen ana
Ira Sears were made a committee TO ar
range for grand ball to be held In the
town hall. Tuesday evening, Nov %.
Something happened TO the heating ap-
oa-atus at grammar school today, for
they could get no heat so no sessions
were held.
THO woman's church aid society con-
racted with the Second Baptist church
vii, meet al the church Wednesday AFTER
noon and evening
snac,al services will be held at the Sec
ond Baptist church next Sunday III hono'
OF the Ilth year OF the pastorate oil the
Rev. G. w Rigler.
The rev c. c. Jacobs OF Summit, : c.
nreached at the evening services or the
Haven NJ E. church last evening.
Two men we're each fined 2and costs
4, tho police court this morning for being
drunk.
rsr BOYS and the Young Fort
~ ,,aved football Saturday aiternoon
"a ,ne former won by score OF ? 70 "
ana s"1 pnhv Kingsley was surprised by
~ number Of her friends at ner nonIo D
80 Tvons avenue, SATURDAY ..
Mn,st itt and a collation. were the attrae-
Tt The Ballou society connected win tne
Irnited CONGREGATIONAL church VIII meet
Wednesday afternoon and evenins'
The town council will meet as Doaru
of canvassers "Wednesday AFTERNOON.
rha Uoman's Christian Temperance
rnton will meet with Mrs. Woodbury., ~
Freebor navenue wednesday afternoon.
The marching clubs of this place VIII
take part in the parade at olneyville to-
night
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-10-31

"As silly a thing as anybody has done
In behalf OF Judge Parker. and that Is
saying a great deal. The New York Even
ing Post does In sulemnly pretending TO
be shocked at the dragging of the Philip
pines into politics az a Republican cam
paign issue. The amount OF fairly good
white paper which The Evening Post has
covered with arraignments of the Repub-
lican leaders for their alleged indispo-i-
ton 20 discuss that subject battles compu-
tation. But now that its candidate has
been caught In the act OF promulgatlng a
mass OF fantastic nctions concerning the
government and general condition or the
islands The Evening Post r. eager to an
pear indignant II has not been In the
least annoyed by the spectacle OF Bryan
carrying around with him on his Indiana
stumping tour a couple OF Filipinos in the
capacity OF Democratic campaigners It
hailed with approval the choice Of this
topic by Judge Parker for one Of his
dreary and otherwise dtgCrrdttatTtr
speeches at Esopus, and has made much
OF every Democratic utterancc calcula ed
TO excite discomfort. foment disorder
raise false hopes and hinder the ad-
vancement or civilization in the Philip
pines II welcomes the dissemination OF
falsehoods IN the interest OF Judge Par
ker, especially when he himself employs
them. hut considers II scandalous that
care should be taken 20 spread the truth 3"
New York Tribune
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-10-31
ARRESTED ON
PECULIAR
COMPLAINT

rather rema rkable complaint or
cruelty was preferred In the 9Th district
court today. the respondent being John
r. willard the parcel delivery man, who
pleaded not guilty and gave surety III
$500 for trial on November 11th.
Agent Smith. of the anti-cruelty society
says that Peter Sganga. an Italian
regular practicing physician. has an Of
flee at 500 Union avenue and another at
es Spruce street, and that he has invested
in property TO such an extent In the
Laurel hill district that he is well and
favorably known.
The doctor has patients at the farther
end OF Laurel Hill and Union avenue
and that he may get about on his round
OF personal calls uses buggy 10 Wnlcn
ia harnessed a horse of gentle disposition
to which the doctor is very much at-
Last Thursday. so Agent Smith says,
az the doctor was driving along Laurel
Hill avenue. Mr.. willard suddenly drove
up TO the doctors rig. siezed the horse by
the bit turned the animal about and
leading II toward the city, beat 1t over
the back neck and side with course
cowhide whip, until the animal was
covered with welts.
Before the whipping was begun, VIII
lard. so Agent Smith says, drove into
the Doctors buggy and marred the run
ming gear.
DR.. SgdnRa perfectly III Aiis
performance. clung to the reins and fin
ally at the foot of the hill. managed to
draw his suffering horse TO one side.
Then he demanded who Mr.. Willard
was and why he had beaten the horse.
The reply was so Mr.. Smith says that
Mr Willard answered he was Detective
Rossa. attached TO the Central Police
station and that II he, DR.. Sganga' did
not keep off Laurel Hill avenue he would
run him in
The case was reported TO Agent Smith,
who saws he called upon Mr.. willard for
an explanation. having first seen the
horse and noted it's condition.
To begin with, Mr.. Willard did not
know that DR. Sganga had an onice
on Union avenue; that he owned prop
ertv there. or that he was on Laurel
mn avenue I'm the pursuit of his prac-
tice -
Mr. willard. so Agent Smith says. told
hin, that the people of that district were
afraid OF Sganga and didn't want MN 10
be I'm that neighborhood
Agent Smith asked for the names OF
the people who were I'm such great rear OF
the doctor, and obtaining them calleo s'
'nSlr Mr Smith Smith found found that none OF these
persons had ever expressed any such tear
Of the doctor, on the contrary, they ~
never seen any reasons for harooring
sISn on4 family in particular had been men,
toned by Mr.. Willard and there Agent
tor not feared. but that he was well
come guest - A. ,.
DIR. sganss, having, money 70 invest
called there. sat on the piazza and dis
cussed properties that promised good re-
suits II properly handled.
Agent Smith say: that Mr. Willsrd W. sr,sss sd
mitted 90 him that 70 scare Dr. sgsnss
he. Willard, had said that he was de-
,ective from the Central police station.
The case IL so peculiar that the near
ing Is bound TO be OF marked interest.
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING IN THE
NEWS.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-10-31

The parade OF Saturday evening was
a success so far as the pirade was con-
cerned, but the speaking was not quite
in keeping with the effort put forth by
the marcherS. for the speakers under
took 10 indulge in town politics. which
was not rel!shed by the large crowd
that came out to hear something Of the
condition OF national affairs. The COM
pany from Rumford came into the
square with a transparency or two Bear
Ing the name OF two local candidates
but they did not last hut a few minutes
for just rs soon as the boys from River
side saw them there was a rush for the
transparcncics. which were soon broken.
one man carrying a transparency was
struck on the side OF his face with an
egg that should have been destroyed
many DAYS ago. The marchers were out
for the Republican ticket from first 10
last but did not syant local affairs mixed
In.
The following Halloween parties will
be held this evening: Riverside Social
club, I'm Grube's hall; 81. Marks Guild,
at the parish house OF 81. Marks Epls-
copal church, Miss Iottlc Pennlman. on
Lincoln avenue. and Miss Mildrcth How
srth NJ Malcom square
y. r.. Crumb OF the frm OF Penniman
a Crumb. who has been enjoying 4 few
days recreation az Mystic. returned yes
terday
The local company OF the srnes,
Guards win pp ~ Newport Monday sven
inc
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-10-31
What Others
Arc Saying

Talk is cheap, but Gustave Rosenfeld,
an East side barber docs not believe so.
While lathering customer he made as
pensions on Miss Goldie schrek's charac-
ter; these remarks were conveyed to the
young man 10 whom she was engaged
with the result that her wedding will not
take place as scheduled. Now the barber
IL called upon for $1,000 for SANDER. Loose
talk which many tonsorial artists think
is as necessary as a razor or brush fire.
quen'ly gets one In tight place. ."-Bos-
ton Herald
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-10-31

population reduced subsistence upon charity because employ
ment is dened2
Can be that Massachusetts mill dead to
instinct OF humanity and that labor leaders fixed their
pose 't they reach 5onora basis OF settlement by
which thus coalition OF misery be ended?
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-10-31
pAveNeoRT's GREAT CARTOONS.

The Davenport cartoons appearing In
The News have attracted much attention
and favorable comment. This talented
artist has drawn an especially strong
series OF cartoons to be used during the
last week ~ the campaign. portraying
Uncle Sans great satisfaction with the
Republican administration and OF his
delight that II Is TO be continued for
another four years. Everyone will want
TO see these cartoons. so buy The News,
or better still. put in an order with your
newsdealer for "
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-10-31

report represents Grandpa Davis standing with his
hands m his pockets while making speech The chonicler
failed however whether Tom Taggart sight
this particular occasion.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-10-31

hevS eoored of voting in Louisiana who
denied he Sh, suffrage If Parker elected and after he
has freed the Fpno that these accorded the
rights Of the ballot OF which they despoiledi
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-10-31

Roosevelt represents protection and honest Judge
Parker stands platform which Bryan still contains free
silver plank and which declares protection
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-10-31
RIVERSIDE.

Items OF news can be left at Gors res
taurant on Bullocks Point avenue and
they viii receive prompt attention anJ
publication.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-10-31

The nre alarm from box sls at 5 o'clock
last evening was for a slight Are on the
roof Of University hall at Brown uni.
versity. It was caused by q defective
chimney. The students by using pitchers
and buckets OF water extinguished the
flames. A few shingles were burned
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-10-31

As the campaign proceeds would appear local ministers will
have little time for anything else than the passing of resolutions
demning political meetings the Lords day.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-10-31

Pakers original telegram not intended please Bryan
The postscript however and the recipient reading it
undoubtedly INDUCED in loud lvery laugh
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-10-31

That latest dispatch from Esopus indicate that Parker
has at last concluded that William Jennings Bryan rrevocab
established" leader OF the Democracy.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-10-31

New Yor ubaon the opening of the subway does
oberate the fact that part OF her rapid still conducted
by the antquated horse
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-10-31
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING IN THE
NEWS.

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iwk &c. per word; ?wks. &c. per word;
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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-10-31

Bryan shows signs of trying become real Democrat
regularity.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-10-31

New York unkind enough that Chicago subway mad
simply because she hasn't
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-10-11
Ell incendio de
Rio Piedras

Suponemos que Sc contin1a practi
cando la investigation, para esclarece1
la responsabilidad que pueda caber
a alguien, ell el tlltimo fuego de Rio
piedras.
Los anteriores informes suminiStra-
dos la prensa decfan que Sc habia
ordenado practicar una investigation
por Ell honorable Fiscal de la Corte
de Dist1ito.
Ell pdblico espera ansiosamente al
gun inforne que lleve la tranquilidad
4 los animos.
Mlentras ESQ ocurre, un colega pu-
blica una alarmante noticia.
I'm Cayey, ha detenido la policfa
a unoS criminales que intentaron in
cendiar un almacen de aquel pueblo
La policfa lego pertunamente para
ev1tar que Sc consumara Ell crinen y
detener los incendiarios, sobre los
cuales debe caer, con todo ell rigor y
dareza posibles, Ell peso de la ley que
castlga tan atroces delitos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-10-11
In atentadO brutal

Ell teniente sefIor Iturrondo ha esta-
do punto de ser v1ctima del pufIal
de I'm aseSino, en- Ponce.
Ell captain Silen pudo evitar el cri-
men intervlniendo tempo, afortu-
nadamente.
Los autores del atentado son Luis
Torres Caraballo y Antonio Caraballo,
quienes agredieron Luis Fhilet.
Ell guardia Collaintervino para evi :
tar la aggression siendo amenazados por
los agresores. Entonces, ell teniente
Iturrondo lego al sitio del suceso y
los Caraballos trataron tambien de
acometerle, pudiendo evitar la consun-
cion de este delito la oportuna inter-
vencion del sef1or Silen.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-10-11
Arte y artistas

La funcion para Ell domingo proxi-
mo Sc compondra del programa ST.
guiente: "El cabo primero', "La tenn
pranica y "San Juan de Luz.
La temporada Sc presenta muy bien
y la entrada de la primera function de-
muestra el entusiasmo con que ell pa
blico ha acogido la nueva compaf1fa.
x*
Pronto conocera cl publico de San
Juan, entire otros varios estrenos de
los dltimos de Espana, dos obras nue.
vas de autores del pals.
Aunque este Sc aparta algo del ar
te. no deja de tener cierta relacion con
Ell mismo.
Los euartos de los artistas estan i'm
posibles.
Es un abandono sin ejemplo y sin
disculpa
Antes estab ban NAL, pero tenian al
gun tocador anacronico, alguno que
otro fragmento de espejo y etc. pero
en- la actualidad ha desaparecido 10
que ha bia sin que llegue nunca ell es-
perado necesario relevo.
Y los artistas Sc tienen que vestir
tientaS.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-10-11

Ell distinguido hombre pdblico, DIR
Barbosa y su respectable esposa har
embarcado hoy para la nueva metro
poll de Puerto Rico, donde esta enfer-
ma de bastante cuidado una hija dc
los sefIores de Barbosa.
Deseamos que deeaparezca toda eau
sa de tristeza del amino de los apena-
dos padres.