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Forty Thousand Troops Being Transported
to Front Believed to Be on Way to
Besiege Russian Stronghold.
WIVES OF ISLAND FISHERMEN
MASSACRED IN RUSSIAN RAID
KamtSchatkanS Land on Simusir and Take
Advantage of Absence of Men-Pursu-
ing Army Is Resting Near Mukden.

BERLIN Sept "a Cheoo dispatch to the Lokal Anzeiger
says that since September all private railway traffic Japan has
been enable the lines carry 10000 Kobe,
SaSebo Hiroshima and Shimonoseki.
1t is reported that these troops going to VladvOstOk.
RUSSIAN RAIDERS KILL WOMEN.
LONDON, Sept. 9-The Central News has a telegram from
Tokyo reporting that word has been received the Japanese capital of
Russian Simur the Kue group, the
north of and belonging to Japan.
Russians KamtSchka landed the island and
sacred all the women while the away fishing.
WORN JAPANESE TROOPS REST.
LONDON Sept "a dispat ch Mukden that the
japanese their position beyond the Shakhe River
where they resting.
The wounded are being sent north.
The dispatch adds that all anxiety regarding The Russian transport
is end.
PURSUERS REACH MUKDEN.
ROME Sept oThe newspaper italia MiaTe has dispatch
Tokyo reporting that The japanese forces have reached Mkden
dispatch fighting occurred the immediate
vicinity OF the stronghold
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A Memorable Scene.
CONTINUED on Second p

Flynn's Business College. 9Th d K.
Business. shorthand. typsvritiRg-S25 = "
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Showers this afternoon
or tonight; tomorrow fair.
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SENATOR FAIRBANKS RECEPTION.

The demonstration Senator Fairbanks Republican
candidate for the office of vice president only
enthusiasm but for the spontaneiy with which
manifested In the perhaps longer professions passed
through the public thoroughfare than that
did showing last evening but said
radicon that witnessed by larger deeply
interested or evidently grahed multitude than that which
cheered the Republican marchers night Infantry
Senator Fairbanks made his address
dom witnessed before displayed given
cheer to the honored guest and of the occasion
1t was able speech Senator Fairbanks delivered argu-
nnt ca ncisive and convincing His appeal
the and not the prudices Of those who heard him.
rally the tariff given special attention nasnuch as this is
manufacturing dependent largely for prosperity
maintenance of the protective system In
oceful to reach and convince unbiased
that the Dngy law had rescued the country from the condition
industrial paralysis and financial panic plunged
by the WisonGoman tariff legislation; that gave and
impetus rostrated enterprises and nearly eight
during which has been operation has brought country
and the people such degree prosperity wonder
and envy Of the civilized world
On the question of tariff revision are fore
Senator Fairbanks explicit definite appealed the
people OF Rhode Island determine ballot party
shall be entrusted with the and keeping the great system
of the United States and he added IF necessary
the future believe you would do WELL you feel
like minded leave the great Republican
party"
In his concluding Senator Fairbanks asked the per
tinent and pregnant question whether just
overthrow the administration and policies
which much has been and still being accomplished the
national good and webeng and pre-
vailed under Democratic administration when Of
ampd the highways and byays Of
unable until Republican congress and Republican presi
dent restored the protective tariff system
There doubt what the Rhode Island Republicans
will be when they 60 the polls on Nov 8.
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DIED.

eAecock--In Edsewood. the 18TH inst.
Charles Y. Babcock. aged II years. o
months. IL DAYS.
Funeral from his son in laws res idence
1883 Broad street. Edgewood Thursday
the goth inst. at 2;3o p. m. Relatives
and friends are invited 10 attend Burial
at convenience Of the family.
7ANNoN-In this city. on the 18th inst.
Elizabeth A., daughter Of Mary and the
late John Bannon, in her :ist year.
Funeral from her mothers residence.
No. " Hill street. Thur5day. Oct. 90 at
$3.50 a. m. Requiem mass at St Marys
church Broadway. at a. m. Relatives
and friends are invited TO attend. Burial
at st AIMS cemetery. C'ranstor
BLAkE-In Pawtucket on the 18th inst.
Mary Eusebius Blake. in her 22d year.
Funeral Friday. the 21st inst. 1T $40
a. m, from the residence OF her aunt .
Ellen Blake, 142 Pine street. Services at
St Mary's church at . a. m. Relatives
and friends are invited To attend
coFFEY-In this city. on the 18th inst.
William B Coffey
Funeral from the residence of his SON
in law. James A. McIaren. rear Of gS5
Dean street. Thursday. oct 20. at $50
m. Requiem mass at the cathedral at
a m. Relatives and friends are invited
w a'''h'" vase bulll HpNeTS.
LuTHER-In this city. on the 18th inst.
Edward n. Luther. i'm his fist wear
Funeral services to be held from his
sons residence. 79s Broad street. on Fri
day. the 2lst inst. at o'clock y. M
Relatives and friends are invited to at
tend
McNALlY--In this city. on the 18th
inst. Jane. wife Of The late John Nc.
Nally.
Funeral from her late residence. No
1S7 Douglas avenue, on Thursday the
goth inst. at $50 a. m. Relatives ana
friends are Invited 10 attend Services
~ the Immaculate Conception church
Hartford papers please copy
REYNolDs-In this city on the 18th
inst. Catherine. widow Of John Rey-
nolds
Funeral from her late residence. No. 81
Ambrose street. Thursday. Oct 20. at 9:s0
a. IN. Solemn high mass of requiem at
Immaculate Conception church at 10 a.
m. Relatives and friends are respectfully
invited TO attend
Taunton, Mass. papers please copy
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THE FADING PARKER.

Before the St Louis convention held there many
Democrats who believed party had
chance Of victory the ensuing national election Their belief
based the assumption that Grover Cleveland Richard Ony
Judge Gray other of abre aud capacity would
be named for the presidential Office and that his
the popularity OF the candidate would grow
ever that no OF the hoped for could be The
leaders OF the Democracy accepted the party
mas since with wistful been watching growth
larity that has materaized
Instead OF growth there has been shnkage in the
size OF the Democratic presidential candidate in the ewes Of the
american people, Not very big at the outset hoped
had concealed somewhere in his personality germ OF growth
but the germ not there The sad fact realized bv the
rank and file Of the Democracy and discontinue and cagr over
the dwindng Of It's candidate public not without good
and valid reason
As OF fact the interest in Parker
Americans do not nger long the contemplation coorlcss
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alarmed over the ticket that may be put
up by this party.
LAID AT REST.
The funeral Of Charles A. Bartlett was
held at his late residence on Grove avenue
yesterday afternoon, the services being
conducted by the Rev. Mr. Selleck of this
city, who was assisted by the Rev. Allen
Brown OF the Universalist church
There were many handsome floral offer
ings. and among the more prominent was
a huge pillow from the Ballou society
The remains were taken 10 Buffalo. n. Y.
for interment
MINOR MENTION
The entertainment given in the town
hall last evening by st. Johns guild. con.
nected with St Mary's Episcopal church.
last evening was a huge success The
leading attraction was the boys QUA
connected with the church and was led
by Frank J. Anthony, with Mrs. georrs
Hopkins as accompanist.
The local branch nf the women's Chris.
ton Temperance union met with Mrs
Hay. at Is Ninth street. yesterday after.
noon, when the question OF Rishop Pot /.
ters connection with the subway "a loon
was talked over, and II was decided that
his action was the cause OF many un-
happy homes.
Edward. the little son of Henry Baker.
while playing al recess yesterday At the
primary school, was thrown to the
ground by some OF his schoolmates when
his left arm was broken. He was taken
to his home 80 Mary avenue. and cared
for by DR.. r. +. Eddy.
One application for membership was
received at the meeting of Reliance lodge
OF Odd Fellows last evening The at
tendance was smaller than usual owing
TO the parade I'm the city.
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EAST PROVIDENCE
Republican Town Committee
Has Prepared Its Ticket.
Funeral Of Charles 4. Barte|I
largely Attended. ..0ther Matters

The Republican town COMMITTEES has
held a preliminary meeting and decided
that the old ticket. with the exception OF
Mr.. Phillips. will be renominsted. This
will include the Hon. Levi 8. Winchester
OF Riverside for tax assessor. his op-
ponent. Mr.. White. will be candidate
on the Goo-Goo ticket. The latter party
met In Leslie's hall last evening and
named n. II. Holt for senator. John Nc.
Causland and Darius Allen for represen-
tatiVes.
the opinion that MT McCauslsnd win not
run. The Goo-Goo's claim that they have
a strong school committee aud none. not
even the best known slsuths ef the Re
publican party. can ird out who they are.
rho Republicans. hovever. sre M, much
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D. S. BOpBlN & SHUTTLE co.

The regular quarterly dividend of sl.i5
per share on the preferred and tl50 per
share on the common stock OF this COM
pany is declared and payable November
let. lsss 10 stockholders of record Ocio-
her nth
Transfer rcck books will 10 ciosef
Thursday. october nth. st the close a
business. and will he rc.orened Wcdnew
day NoTomber 2nd 1904
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A large delegation from Riverside
Lodge. Knights OF Pythias. were the
guests OF Bristol Lodge at Bristol last
evening Among other lodges that we've
represented az the meeting were What
Cheer and Oriental of this city. Warren
OF Warren and Redwood OF Newport. The
entertaining lodge kept an open house
until "a late hour
Charles Hlgney Is az the head or a
number OF young men who Will form a
Republican marching club here. end will
b. part of the Stiness Guards.
MIR. Olncy Thornton of this place q
the contractor for tho new building TO bc
used by the Goff Brothers on First street.
~ \ bowling alley
The Favoritc Whist club will meet this
afternoon
An effort ~ being made to from q club
Of lady and gentlemen whist players.
J -. Johnson. the popular druggist and
Jed Gardner travelling salesman fof ".
j. Roes company. are of on duck
hununs exposition.
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REPUBLICAN,
CITY CONVENTION

Tho city Conveu Of the Republican
party % the city "i Providence 10 noml-
nate candidates for Mayor. city Tr~ss-
Poor. tc be voted fof az the election Nov.
Sth ne, will be ia on THU RSDAY.
Oct, ,o'h. 1904. st ,. m, IN the Court
Room ~ The Centr,l Police station on
Fountain street
HUNTER e. WHITE.
Chairman Of Republican city COMMITTEE.
RICHARD w JENNINGS e~crstsr,.
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what Others
Are Saying

M Bryan has discovered that the
American army Is maintained for the
protection OF trusts. The gentleman may,
after all. figure in history ss csc &c the
original discoverers. Chicago Record
Herald
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inert and tergversang They seeking
of enterprise of prudence and ability They from
the who seeks their srages other plea than that he has
led bameless private life and placed in Office will destroy
the policies against which his vote in successive
national elections
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-10-19

rs 1t any wonder then that the Slocum
victims numbered almost thousand
The commission recommends new and
stricter laws. This has been done before,
but a lobby at Washington has always
taken the changes costing money out OF
the offered remedies The president di-
rects Mr.. Metcalfe. who succeeded Cor
telyou. 10 place the recommendations be-
fore congress Let us hope for the safety
OF the living that the lobby will be beaten
this time. No one, four months after the
murder OF the Slocum passengers is I'm
Jail The spirit OF the presidents letter
should be the spirit OF those after the men
responsible for the Slocum disaster. -
New Work American.
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ROSES.
Uniformly Good
MACNAIR,
FLORIST.

30 weybosset st., corner Chestnut

Real Estate for sale; money loaned on
good security at q 5 and per cs.,t.
Hours s-lo a. m: H-2:s0 y. m. Telephone
slS2-z. Division street.
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Washington Post ut is only fair that the
Republican Fortunate for the country
weather the people would again be compelled
TO seek shelter in soup houses
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The Paul society Of this city will aid in the relief
the destitute Fail River IT is only the
splendid organization for the poor of all creed
and is brought TO public notice
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-10-19

The $4,000 alleged TO have been paid labor leader for
suggests that would be better all around employer and
empoye each other and honest and thus
put the grafers Of business.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-10-19

A lower value freight and higher human life might
enable railroads such frequent killings of
sengers have horrihed the nation of late
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-10-19

Congressman Babcock and Dazel in different parts of the
country reelection of the president cinch They ought
know.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-10-19

STATE OF RHODE ISLAND AND
PROVIDENCE PLANTATIONS.
onice OF the Secretary OF State. Provi-
dence.
At the present session OF the General
Assembly. begun and holden at Provt-
dence on the NTH day OF January. 1904. a
resolution I'm the words following was on
April Ii. 1904. adopted. viz.i
Resolution Proposing an Amend
msnt to the Constitution Of
the State.

Assembly voting therefor. that the fol-
lowing amendment to tho Constitution of
the State be proposed TO the Qualified
electors Of the State, In accordance with
the provisions OF Article XIII OF the Con-
stitution. for their adoption. to be denom-
mated Article------of amendments:
ARTICLE -
Section 1. The House OF Representatives
shall consist OF one hundred members.
and shall be constituted on the basis OF
population as shown by the United States
census next preceding the apportionment.
always allowing one representative for a
fraction exceeding half the ratio; but
each town and city shall always be en-
titled to at least one member and no
town OF city shall have more than one
fourth or the whole number OF members.
The General Assembly shall. after any
new census taken by the authority OF the
United States. reapportion the representa-
ton In conformity with tho foregoing
provisions. As soon as this amendment
goes into effect, and after each census
and as occasion may require. the General
Assembly shall divide each town and city
into as many districts az IL is entitled to
representatives and one representative
shall be elected from each district by the
qualified electors thereof. Such districts
shall be as nearly equal In population
and as compact Is territory, as possible.
Sec. 3 This amendment shall take In the
Constitution Of the State the place OF sec"
ton OF Article V. "Of the House OF Rep
resentatives." and shall be deemed to os
in amendment OF said section and article.
See 3. The first election OF members or
the House OF Representatives under tns
provisions OF this amendment shall bd
held on the Tuesday next after the hrst
Monday in November. A. ID. 1905.
THE NAMES OF ALL THE MEMBERS
WHO VOTED THEREON, WITH THE
YEAS AND NAYS, ARE AZ FOL-
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RIVERSIDE.

Items OF news can be left az Goffs res
taurant on Bullock's Point avenue and
they viii receive prompt attention anJ
publication.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-10-19

only the Episcopal convention is contest
ing Oyama and Kuropatkn battling several hundred
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-10-19

The interest OF the American people
demands that they be relieved OF the Fill
pinos as soon as they are reasonably pre-
pared for lf-government"-Ba
Sun
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-10-19

CHARLES r. BENNETT.
Secretary OF State.
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the policies which his vote cast in two successive
national elections.
ST. Vincent Paul society Of this city will aid the relief
of the destitute Fall River 1t is only occasions the
of this splendid organization for the of all creed
and is brought TO public notice
The alleged have been paid labor leader for
graft suggests that would be better all around employer and
empoye other open and honest and thus
put the grafers of business
Washington It is only fair that the
Republican Fortunate for the country
had Democratic weather the people would be compelled
TO seek shelter in soup houses
A lower value freight and higher human life might
American railroads escape such frequent killings of
sengers a. have horrihed the nation of late
Congressman Babcock Daze different parts of the
country reelection of the president cinch They ought
to know.
1t over only the Episcopal convention
ing Oama and Kuropatkn battling several hundred
cannon
Workers another Of prosperity dawnng
because broker paid $4,000 for in the stock exchange
Nanderlip going be very prosperous
again He who oretod the halt the
Sanity comparative, according experts They not
referring to politics testifying in a local
perhaps Of all lands will realize the cruelty and
horror of war, but that day seems far off now
Automobiles admitted cemeteries but their
"Ts said Cossack walked up" Time pull yourself
together Jappy!
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New Workers certain another Of prosperity is dawnng
because paid $4,000 the stock exchange
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-10-19
TAuoRs' SMOKER

When the Tsilors union undertake 10
DO anything n is never done by halves,
and this pas the case with The last
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-10-19

Can any lsborins msn compare the ad-
ministration OF Theodore Roosevelt with
that or Grover Cleveland and have any
doubt which has boen best for him 49,
Pittsburg Gazette
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The News will be sale the ST Louis Exposition
be obtained in front OF the postoc the gate leading
Administration Building, the principal fair
various hotels.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-10-19

Independent newspapers I'm New York
which have not been favorable 10 the
Democratic candidate for governor indi-
cate i'm their comment that they regard
the attorney generals accusation as es-
tablshed. and Lieutenant Governor Hig-
gins active participation in compelling
the state 90 pay an unjust and unwsr-
ranted claim 10 the contractors az plain
evidence that he is smirched perhaps
through carelessness, with what in that
state is designated 'odellism. a term per-
fectly understood as synonymous with
graft boston Herald
"Can anY lahnrlnc man comma re the ad. I.
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al last the Democratic candidate has
found an issue. True. u is very old, and
that IL was passed upon by the people OF
the United states IN 1900. II is tho Philip
pines. and ne is merely going over the
same old ground that a few rabid indi-
vduals in Massachusetts, known as anti
imperialsts.' cultivated assiduously until
they found that they could raise no crops
that tho people would take stock In. -
Philadelphia Inquirer.
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Banker Vanderlp going to be very prosperous
again who oeod the halt in the procession.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-11-21

Friday, November %.
Miss Clara BrCadstreet entertaln5
the san Soucf CLUB.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-11-21

Mrs. Alex Strauss and little daush-
ter, Sara Rita go to Little Rock to,
morrow, where hey will be the guests s
of Mrs d. l.. Ottenheimcr.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-11-21
WORLDS FAIR IN CHATTANOOGA

ChaHanooea, Tenn Nov. 2l.--The
first announcement was made today
ef a formal movement to hold a
worlds fair in this city in 1913, to be
Known as the Semi-Contennial Peace
Iubilee exposition. commemorative
III, end Of the war between the sta'es.
Il Is learned that assurances of aid
from the government and various or
.eanizations have been secured.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-11-21

r. P. Adylett of Little Rock is here
on busines today.
!. F. Walker of England is register
ed at the Trulock.
Sam B. Boyd of Watson is here on
a business mission today.
John P. Weedon of Nabbase.ka is a
business visitor in the city.
George Lille. Jr., of Lonoke is
among the guests at the Trulock.
Miss Flora Silbernagle leaves Wed.
re day for Little Rock to visit friends.
c. D. Wood Jr,, of Monticello is
among the business visitors in the
city.
r. L. Elliot, of Wabbaseka is
among the business visitors in the
city today.
Mr.. p f. Brugman, agent for the
Equitable Life Insurance company, is
IN the city.
c. g. Maxwell. cashier Of the Bank
or Cabot, was the guest of his friend,
Il. B. Strange, Sunday.
Mr.. W IT, Wilson of Little Rock
one of the delegates from the First
Baptist church. returned yesterday.
Dr.. W T. Harvey of Louisville, Ky,
oae Of the visitors to the Baptist
sta,,. convention, returned home yes
terdav,
Col. VI. +. Locke, of Little Rock. who
has been in attendance at the Bap-
home this morning
Mrs. Alex Strauss and little daugh-
ter Sara Rita. go to Little Rock to.
morrow, where they will be the guests
of Mrs d. l.. Ottenheimcr.
Rev. Ben Bogard editor of the
Landmark Baptist. and one of the,
leaders Of lhe Baptist general associa
ton, wa a prominent visitor in the
city Sunday. Although Rev. Rogard
is not delegate % tho convention,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-11-21
SOCIETY NOTES

Monday. November q.
Reception 70 Miss Goldberg.
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OF J. r. MCCORMICK

The funeral = I'm Ross Nc.
Cormick vas held this afternoon from
t3c family residence. Cos East Third
asonue. Rey. ]. s. Hawkins conduct
= TIE services The intmmont was
"a Bellwood comtcry.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-11-21
BRIEF MENTION.

o.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-11-21

r. P. Adylett of Little Rock is here
on busnes today.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-11-21
Wednesday, November 23.

. Howell-Jordan wedding
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-11-21

John P. Weldon of Wabbase.ka is a
business visitor in the city.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-11-21
s. s.sas als azz]sz'2la oys- t9y.


Fresh Shrimp, Baltimore
Oysters IN cans, Hard shell
Crabs, live, all kinds OF fresh
and saltwater Fish, finest
Blue Ribbon Celery, Fancy
Cranberries, Italian Chest
nuts Florida Grape Fruit,
Figs, Dates Cluster Raisins,
Shellcd Nuts, Poultry, live
/ Turkeys, Ducks, Hens, Chick
ems Dressed Turkeys from
Texas grain fed, Finest Fem
dell Canned Pumpkin. Plum
Puddlngs and Fruit Cake.
Bailey's Beaten Biscuit. to
Hind up the meal.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-11-21

The Pacific hotel has started to
serving meals again. First clas,
accommodations Gail and SEQ me.
Edw Dezonia. prop.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-11-21

SEE DRS. BLACK BROTHERS
ABOUT YOUR TEETH,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-11-21

Take a look at our windows,
you Il find a tempting display
Of seasonablc goods, most
everything, If it isn't in sight
it is inside.
Here are a few Of the good
things we'll have on Thanks
giving.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-11-21
Saturday. November 20.

Miss Haze Peck entertains th9
Sjlll Stocking club from ? to 5,