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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-04-29
yARIAG SURVIVORS.
Most Enthusiastically Received In
st. Petersburg.

ST. Petersburg. April 29.-2;O5 p. m,-
Such an outburst Of popular enthusi-
assn as wa Witnessed 'oday upon the
arrival here The survivors Of the
Varlag and Koriot2 has not been eX-
perlenced In many yenrs, Undeteired
by the raw, rainy weather rs many as
100000 persons crowded the three mile
Nevsky. from the railroad depot TO the
palace square. The roofs aud windows
were black with people waving naval
flags. The whole "outq was lined by
soldiers, sailors and cadets OF the
military school. Every regiment was
represented, as II the emperor wished
all his fighting men to see how the
brave are honored Grand Duke Alexis,
as hleh admiral received the heroes
The crowd, however had the first word.
A deafonng storm OF cheers burst out
as tho weather-beaien seamen APP
peared In sight The crews OF the
Vaflag and Korietz were quickly mus
tered on the platform, each man wear
Inc the ST, George cross.
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and a selection of legal treaties Of che
continent Of Europe. les purpose Is
mainly to provide materials to an eX-
tent not hitherto found IN this coun-
try for ascertalnlng the existing law oi
any European country as affecting the
rights and duties Of persons living in
the United States and having interests
In EurOpe
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-04-29
The FIRST MONITOR.
An Effort VIII he Made to Ascer.
tain Who Designed IL.

Chicago, April Ex-senator Knute Mel.
son and Congressman Lind have been alp.
pealei 10 by the Swedish National Assoc
citation Of Illinois to determine authorI.
tatiyely and finally whore the honor of
longs
In the letter sent TO Senator Nelson and
Congressman Lind II was said that "the
entire American people, as well as the
whole world, have always believed that
from turrot 10 keel plate, from rudder
shoe 10 anchor we'll every distinctive
feature Of the monitor was the crcatioo
Of Erccsson's brain, every detail was
1t IN said that the request OF a decision
Is made 10 silence "the impudcnt preten-
slons Of false claimants to the honor OF
the invention"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-04-29
Especial TO the "News.")

St Louis. Mo. April 29,--The ma
jori'y OF the Utah commission to the
worlds fair, including Gov. Wells,
Judge shurtlIff and State Senator Will
lis Johnson, arrived this morning.
Senator Hoyt Sherman and Mr.. New
house Of the commission win not be
present at the opening but are ex-
pteted q little later The Utah party Is
htadqnartered at the hotel jefferson.
Director General Whitaker is up to
MS ears In work arranging the finish
lhg details Of the Utah exhibits and IN
getting the furniture moved into the
Utah building. This afternoon the
commission VIII hold a meeting TO de-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-04-29
A WASHINGTON WITNESS,
Angus NJ Cannon Jr Summoned to
Testify in the Smoot Case.

a week or more ago II was reported
IN this city that Angus NJ. Cannon, d.,
had been subpoenaed to 20 to Washing
ton TO testify In the case OF Senator
Smoot Inquiry was made by the Des-
eret News and an official disclaimer
given out. Time, however, has proved
the correctness Of the report as Mr..
Cannon has actually been subpoenaed
through the efforts Of those who are
wagIng the fight against Senator Smoot,
who believe he viii prove very yalu-
able witness for them. Mr., Cannon left
Salt Lake last night and is expected to
report TO the comnAttec on Monday
next.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-04-29
BADLY INJURED.
Workman Falls from Top of Keith
Building on South Temple,

At a late hour this afternoon work.
man named Harry Whitmllerem
on the new DR.. keitl ''iIldlng Just
east Of the Alta club on South Temple
street fell from the top Of the building
and was quite seriously hurt, At this
hour particulars are unobtainable but
II is said that the man was so badly
injured that 1t is feared he Will not re-
cover. A hasty call was made for the
ambulance and he was removed with
all possible speed to the Holy Cross
hospital where his injuries are being
attended to-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-04-29
Methodist Convention.

San Francisco, April 29.--There was a
good attendance at the second days
session OF the Methodist Missionary
convention at the Alhambra theater.
Addresses covering various features Of
missionary work were delivered by
Rev. W. +. Oldham, d. D., assistant
secretary Of the missionary society by
DR.. A. r. Leonard, corresponding sec
rotary Of the Missionary society and
Bishop John W Hamilton. There was
also a woman's home missionary soci-
ETY. hour, at which addresses were
made by Mrs, Mary Leonard, Wood
run, Ms May Comlsky Bliss and Mrs.
NJ ~ ROherts
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-04-29
RETAIL GR0CERS HERE.
Take Trip Ont to Saltair and Enjoy
A View of the Great Lake

Tho large delegation Of Chicago Retail
Grocers TO the national convention at San
Francisco. arrived today from the east,
and went out TO saItair to enjoy a view
Of the great lake, Tho water Is steadily
rising, AMI Manager LanRford reports
the water three feet deep under the
bath houses with good prospects OF tho
sands under the pavilion being entirely
covered before long People are IN bath
ing every dag and 40 tourists were at
soltair yesterday The water was ~ de-
grcos.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-04-29
WHERE IS DEMOLLI?
Suspicion Shows That lie Has
Met With Foul Play.

Pueblo. Colo. April 2o-An appeal was
made today to the italian vice consul at
Denver BY the bondsmen ana friends OF
disappeared few days ago from Trlul-
dad. 10 enlist his assistance In locating
Demolll
Thus far no trace has been found, al.
though every effort has been put forth
and the belief IN growing that Demolll
a being detained or has met with foul
nlnY.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-04-29
FORECAST OF
TOMORPOW'S NEWS.

Formal opening OF the Louisiana
Purchase Exposition at ST, Louis.
League baseball between Salt Lake
and Boise teams.
Arrival OF Methodist ministers en-
route 10 conference at Los Angeles,
Call also Of delegates to convention OF
the National Retail Groeers' Assoeia.
ton at San Francisco,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-04-29
MARTIAL LAW.
Russians VIII Enforce II West of
The Lao River.

Pckln, April alt Is asserted on tho
best authority that the Russians aro
efhout TO enforce martial law west Of the
Lao river. The government Is worried
and the Gowagcr empress has ordered tho
provincial governcss 20 abandon her
birthday celebration and TO use the money
collected for that purpose TO equip 120O)
FRO, Is lmme diately
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-04-29
ATTEMPTED ASSASSINATION.
District Governor Of Echmledzln
Struck by Two Bullets.

Eryan, Russia, April 20--An attempt
has been made 10 assassinate the dis
trict governor Of EchmiedzIn. He was
struck by two bullets one OF them
penetrated his chest. The motive OF the
attempt was political
Erlvnn is the capital Of government
of the same name and situated lib miles
south-southwest Of Tiiis, Russian trans
Caucasla, .....
Echmiedzln Is the ecclesiastical capt.
tai Of Armenia, In the Russian domin-
ions.
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Osterhaus at the White House.

Washington, April 2O,--Gen oster-
haus, the distinguished Union officer
who arrived from Germany a few days
ago. called on the president today to
pay his respects Later. the general
was a guest Of the president at lunch.
con,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-04-29
JAPANESE SHIPS
HAVE BEEN SEEN
OFF VLADIV0ST0K.

ST. Petersburg, April %, 1:lO p,
Viceroy AleXleff later report
ed that a Japanese squadron had
) been sighted of Vladlvost 4.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-04-29

out sharply among the black painted
French ships and the grey coored
Italian vessels,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-04-29

u.l,, Everything About Your Store
"sbould be as Well Done as Your Ad.
vsr.isins, Nothing should Be Better
ponei
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-04-29
JAPs DIED FIGHTING

hrnS japanese on board did not cease
hems Jnu made on attempt to save
n wh1.ltves' although they had a launch
bott wv wv lneeF could have left the trans.
\ con,i NE iro oi the Japanefe actual.
Eer m NV until the waves closed
"e uhlp The transport had on
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-04-29

II the Advertising Campaign Of Store
Is Weak, or Nom aggressive, All 9th.
or Plans and Purposes viii Be De-
feated,
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1904-09-28
MAY BIZ COMMANDER.
Grand Duke Nicholas Thought to Be
the Cars Choice.
is WE'LL QUALIFIED.
He Has Youth and an Iron Cousti.
tiOR, and Also Possesses ResO.
lutte VIII and Energy That
is UutiriBg.

ST Petersburg. Sept. 2s.-Although
an Official announcement to this effect
Is not expected Immediately, since it
will require some little time to get
Rissias army in the field, the desIg
nation Of Grand Duke Nicholas Mich
olaevitch. inspector OF general caval-
ry. to be commander in chief. is re-
garded as practically settled Some
OF General kuropatkin's friends stili
cling to the hope that he may yet be
appointed. especially II he now
achieves notable success against Field
Marshal Oyama, but the idea is not
shared In the best informed circles
The situation 1T the front. with two
and perhaps ultimately three big ar
mics. IL considered the demand above
all else
The supreme commander viii be OF
such personal authority as 10 be be-
yond tealousies and possibility OF in
trigue on the part Of subordiuates.
aud such a man as the emperor now
realizes can only be supplied by a
member Of the imperial family. The
Grand Duke Nicholas IS regarded as
being extremely wen NiteN Tor tAAN
great responsibility He has youth
and an iron constitution. but. above
ali. resolution and untiring energy,
with these qualifications whatever he
lacks Ia military experience and abjl-
ity as strsjegist can be supplied by
placing at bis disposal the guast able
military advisers OF the Russian army.
Tie suggestion that buropatkiH
might become chief ~ staff and Thus.
In fact II not ia name the real com
Tn8gder ot the armies As Field Mar
sbal Won Moiakt wae the IL t8a} com
maHder ~ the German armies 8l-
though romtna3ly oniy Emperor Will
Hams chief of st88 is generally ra-
Jeefed Grand Duke Nicholas wIl rot
rely upon siBEEe adviser but on
stan com priRsnx the an,eaf strategic
general STAFF $50 ln reality vil cen-
s33iaie board DEF direction ~ wili-
tary operations Moreover. the Off
GERS w5o are aIl acquA31ted with
GRAD Duke Nicholas believe be may
develop military genius 81 q high or
der
Nieeroy AlexteT r. regarded as al
most certain 10 return here The re-
port that he may herorne chancellor
Of the empire however IL exploded
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1904-09-28

" IA. Harrison. cleveland, Hiss d,
wrtaaM. Anw rs. ~ Is n want te
gay = ward aI praise fer Bailard's
4nnw Imminent. stepped nn .
nail. whleh cas- aed the cords Ia ny
leg - euntFars -.aa an M1amE@mN t.
rlsa in mv knee. and tlss dssetaF taid
mm that / wnala have : stsn -, ."
ems dag / wwrt ta ] Il LoFdss aFna
aknFe wHa IL naw tn DenvwE, taAns
hm Recommended . nuk9As 20 Nh8w
f.lnammnt. / @o8 a alr s4aa. aad u
aarmsl uaw go. IL 10 tBm best lsnisneust
II kaAm mmrAM.
An@GEAak@. with fww ezeep-
asamm. ara lnAanmkawe af enAsktpmka@n
- amAAla4y. They may o1w@vaF.
aamals fEam ha@wa 81 fF0m faF@awm
haeama. lN9re4asaa Inta tie skta -
Mmah. mmeh Is sraamaagw. t@@Rna, ete.
@ol9 ~ HeeA . Marta
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1904-09-28
s=s7s1s-s7sasla-a
ADVANCE STOPPED.
japanese Assumed the Offensive, bat
Could Not Proceed

st. Petersburg. sept 2s.--The Fener-
al STAFF received the following dispatch
from General SakharofY. dated Mon
day The en~mv'@ vanguard. con
sistlng ~ ore battalion and two squad
rons NJ cavalry. assumed the offensive
probably for reconnaissance, In the
district hef @eeu tire Mandarin road
and heights 81 the village of Tuumyt-
aa. His advance was stopped ty our
TROOPS. The enemy has not yet ad
vanced north az pHvan. on the left
bank ~ the Lia0 river bait m iucreaa-
81 force has h~en observed tu the
neixhborbood of Slanrhan. japanese
cavalry APPEARED tn the valley OF she
Lao river
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1904-09-28

Maaaseasssrs X Nsrt - -tsasan~s
n Is Na8mrm saHwawF enmaF-uaseam fFsszn
sAm EiNn8eenFh 4lssFtst aaA eosame8 -
she Fsmssm KNmfasAs Fewtnssms 8aranw
- SNankNs~ AHsegteaH ear SID hew~
81 Aam tNAsr sa@s#mGs w3 Mmmsav
sta neTNaSa graas saftps szt s4sA Tan-
M8. He wam . prwmssxezgs nep1Saixan.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1904-09-28

N1sbHe AIa Sept ss Th AatsfnA
riser has tss nae su ia~ tHst 81 has
BEEN 81 isret aunattxa Ble ana riser
ss~arBwsv ~BN b~ asa wu aafn e rsse
Ths bsnks arc tu~8 wsfh estfau sus
the tsw w#teF @tH esWse tnesss ss5s ~
aoitaru toss u4t Htvf msu say sc
ss4AIlgtem ~ anpse 1srtrA
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1904-09-28
HOLY FESTIVAL.
WIS That 81 the Ascension q the
Cross snd Stores Closed

ST FatrfsburE. Sept -s--1uesasv
was celebrated the hoiy festival ~ fhr
ascension 80 tha cross uHr at rht MOST
important religious HOLIDAY a Hr
Year, Services ~efe heid ir churches
and eoE~tnHeuf Departments thester~
au1 other places ~ afnaSeuvut ylosad.
II fs naN -atJ tlesieT VITA fttaIH
hin tifi~ ~ vieeras .HI come ta ST.
P~terabgfg 7outsHy ln thr I8psrit,
81 an adviser af the ernuefa, aua thus
effaee himWsf as factor lu tae mHI-
tsTv situation lu the far esst
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aRa nlsos nvina
aoshsr- ~. Lss~ - corsslyoa snd sssa
EErxt gHssvnssssrs

New Tara. sept - aFm riparian
ulmam Sac was fxs Ara tsMrner 81
gNmiHHaan G@@FMw n caFssgraa - sA~
nrumaiksan matsamma eemmsRss@ Mma
sarwaaM ana@8 aawsrs ix Maa faak ~
mTmK tamA 80 fMm sfaAw 81 atem@aaM~MH
mna later amn2 - Naahsaw4na. - h@sa
MsrAemmm wash anmua~zY AnA - Avamm ~
hwr hnmN - HamnN9e4A = Hse
a8mRmtws. @rm cmrRMaym@. hMm1wmma O.
AeT b@2Ms4m kFWm wAsAznGsan-
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1904-09-28
sAlLEy Ar DALLAS.
Senator Addressed About Five Thoc-
sand people Tuesday MIGHT.

Dallas. sept. 2s.--Fully see0 persons
Tuesday night were present at Cycle
Park tbeater TO hear Senator Bailey
speak He was given a reception sell
dom witnessed. the cheering being
great.
After the speech Senator Bailey shooS
hands with hundreds. The crush was
so great however, that by far the
greater number OF those who wished
to meet him were unable TO get upon
the stage. quite number followed
him TO the Oriental hotel, where for
half an hour he held an Informal re-
ception in the lobby
AT the beginning of his speech SEN
ator Bailey denounced circular
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1904-09-28
JAP DIVISIONS.
Several Of Them Seen In Various Part.
Of Manehuria.

Of Manehuria.
Mukdeu. Sept. 2s.-RussIan cavalry
west Of the railroad report an import
ant japanese movement. with a threat
ened attack. No change eastward u
reported. Four Divisions of japanese
are at Bentsiapatze. three divisions ar'
supposed to be near the Yentai mines
and two others west OF them. Genera
Mistehenko reports that he penetrate
10 the Yentai mines and found only
small detachments OF Japanese there
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1904-09-28

cronstadt Sept. 2s.-The local Ree
Cross society has received a letter from
Port Arthur by way Of Chefoo, an.
nouncing that all the Sisters Of Mercy
there are we'll.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1904-09-28
WENT INTO DITCH
Aeos.t Twenty Eve psrsons iriured or
lres Meurtsse Train

Ff%Ff *"@@FF%@fF tFAAH
81 toufs Sept ga passenger
srain or the 81 louis a1a tfou Moon
tar railroad krowm a. tho uat
spFtnKs special ~as ktitehsa neaF t'ses
fnont 81 - ussles grasu at tsaa.s
Tuesday aHd atsaut tWentN nve nsf
nena injured A. tss~ offses - The ger.
e*ai FnanameF n wRs stated that so Far
- e waa hHawH metssaF ~aa sli1sd amA
amiE a fe@ HtnrHA ssff8msiF Tee ears
5eFaaiea we're she baNwaKs ehaiF. e
eaaa b aua sleeper TAe @srk trafw
wath ere MemsrMi suNeFsnsef4emf ~ gn~
FxsMa ans Physicians swft St tssss4s fos
tie #Fenw
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To Review Eighth Corps.

ST Petersburg, Sept. 2s.-The en-
peror left St Petersburg for Odesse
Tuesday 10 review the Eighth army
corps.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1904-09-28
SHIPS ASSISTED
Rendered Valuable Service In Bsatisg
Back the Jans

London sept ts.-A Telegram 10 20
local news sgeugy frum So Peters
burg says a 3taTateh received bs the
of'2eial news agency ghere froFr War.
hin SAYS the IapsHes~ fust $500 wer
killed during TIRE niwHt 4ttaek na tlft
Arthur sept is The HusssaH sar-
Ehips it is added rendered Valuable
assistance tH reputsgug the tspsusse
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1904-09-28

Harfst.He Ala. sept 81 Taa Jury
Ir tHe -sre - H.r trl alleged it#. Pa.
~r returned Is verdict af HHt suIfs
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sex Aao WOUNDED.

Forty Five Thousand Jsps unds,
Treatment ~ Their Land.
Toxic. Sept. IS unofflcial estimates
place the number OF sick and wounded
japanese soldiers under treatment h
Japan at $4,000.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1904-09-28
WANT COLUMN |

aTRAYED-S SOW sE1Oat six or eight
months cid, has white spot 10 face.
Finder notify @. 9. Sweat. "a
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1904-09-28

DON # 49, Vast gitne running around
trying 10 End u buyer for your
horse ar cow At "a smali cost rou
can tef every body in town know IL "
you use this column. II
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1904-09-28

Quality goods is what you
want. and what Won get when
you buy your cigars from fearisl
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1904-09-28

WANTED-At once, second hand
letter copying press. Apply 70
waxahachie Grain Co. 53
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TAKEN uP-One red COW with
halter and chain on, marked under
bit In right ear. Owner see ID. i
Billiard. %
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-09-23
PRIZES AWARDED.
N,wport Society Women Serve as Judges
al the Fail Flower Show

The Newport Horticultural society
called upon three prominent society
women to Judge the merits of the various
displays made at its exhibition yester-
day
These judges, Mrs. Lorillard Spencer.
Mrs. Hamilton Fish Webster and Miss
Anna f. Huntet. awarded the prizes for
the finest entries I'm the class OF table
decorations as follows First prize 10
Joseph Gibson. gardener for James still
man. He used Vioker dahlias OF bright
yellow. The second prize went TO Oscar
schultz. using dark red dahlias. Miss
Foster offered prizes for table decora-
tlon OF outdoor-grown flowers other than
dahlias and roses and the first prize went
10 Gibson Brothers. using brilliant red
SALIVA. and the second prize 90 Oscar
schultz. who used pink japanese lilies
and clematis
The society awarded a bronze medal to
Mrs Cornelius Vanderbilt for an exhibit
OF nerine fothergalli milleri
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-09-23
pETCWS OPENING.

Roth the window display and the lavish
showing in the store at Petow's millinery
and fur establishment are well worth a
visit OF any woman, for the showing is
a splendid one, including manS-original
designs.
The stylish orange trimmings are
worked tastily into several turban de-
signs. one white fur beaver turoan being
trimmed with cords OF burnt orange silk
around the crown and brim.
The exhibits in the cases show how
popular feathers are TO be. and there Is
a fine assortment OF the new shades or
burnt orange. terra Gotta, green and blue
nlumaee with many feather plumes and
pompons.
There are many enormous silk aD~-vel-
vet flowers which are to be worn largely.
There are n great many handsome
models OF picture hats, also In one OF
which grapes and grape leaves. with an
ostrich plume OF the same color is
utilized under the brim
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-09-23
WARREN.

Rev. Hopkins d. Cady conducted prayer
meeting service at the NJ h church last
night. A large number OF people were
present and the meeting proved an enjoy
abae one.
largo consignment OF iron pipes
arrfved at the local freight house yes
esrday. and the same viii be used IN con-
pscttou with the construction OF the new
Hutchison mansion In South Warren. The
plans for an italian garden at the new
manxion have been perfected and they
promlse 70 be the most elaborate known
IA this section
0Uwsmsctt lodge, A o. u. w. held its
Oemi-monthly meeting In Odd Fellows
hah last night A number Of the MEM
osrs were present and routine business
was transacted. after which social exer-
cdseA
Carl 70. Wilson held birthday party at
occasion being his 18th birthday. and the
same number OF young people spent a
pleasant evening games being played and
refreshments served to the guests.
The annual field day OF st. Andrews
Industrial school was held at Drownvffe,
r. L. yesterday and was crowded by
people from different parts OF the state.
The Warren National band furnished
music for the occasion and there were
scores of amusements on the grounds
furnishing enjoyment for~f1l.
The band concert a. Bristol last night
attracted a hree number OF local people,
despite the weather conditions.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-09-23
REPUBLICAN CONVENTION.
First Congressional District.

At a meeting OF the Republican Com
mittee OF the First Congressional District
OF Rhode Island, held September is. 1904.
It was voted to issue the following call;
The Republican electors OF the First
Congressional District I'm Rhode Island
are cordially invited to take part in tho
choice OF Delegates to Congressional
District Convention to be held In Infan-
try Hall. In the City Of Providence, R. L.,
on Wednesday. October u. 1904. at IL
o'clock a. m, for the nomination of a
candidate for Representative in the 59th
Congress OF the United States.
The several Town and City Committees
are hereby requested to call Primary Meet
ings not later than Monday, October 10.
1904. for the purpose OF elecung Dele
gates 10 said Congressional District Con-
vention three times in number to the
representation OF the said cities and
towns I'm the General Assembly, and the
Secretaries Of said Primary Meetings are
requested TO forward a copy OF the cre-
dentials to Delegates so elected imme-
dla tely to the Secretary of the State Gem
trail Committee, Nathan NJ. Wright T..
O. Box, SIC, Providence, r. ].
CHARLES G. GRAY,
Chairman.
SAMUEL l.. PECK,
Secretary.