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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-04-19
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were 10 be put IN position, mot till we're
sure it's stopped showing"
Mr.. A. p. Austin begun another aiters-
tlon to the property across the street
from his residence. which was used by
the children last year for a playground.
and has had pretty flower beds laid out
there by his gardner. Mr.. HollinSworth.
F1owering shrubs. rose bushes and va
rio,ls other beautiful plants are being set
out there. and from the present outlook
tho place will be prettier than ever this
summer. The lot I'm the rear which was
formerly a part OF Cottageville. and
which was later used as a pony pasture
win, II is understood. be occupied by a
large hothouse.
There is n baseball game scheduled for
tomorrow at Edgewood between the team
from that place and the Pawtuxets To-
day the latter team had a game arranged
with the Lakewood Youngsters on
Rhodes lot for 10:50 n. m
A gang OF the towns lahorers were at
work curbing Seton drive today. This
is one OF the nsw streets that leads from
fuckers hollow TO the bluff overlooking
the river.
Mrs. Amelia Williams today accom-
panied friends who had been visiting her
20 their home In Maine for a visit.
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PAWTUxET.

on account OF the injuries received In
the melee with the two drunken roist-
erers Sunday night. near the Silver Hook
bridge across the Pawtuxet river. Patrol
man Benjamin Allen OF the Cranston po-
lice will probably be on the sick list for
several days When seen yesterday af
ternoon he was nursing painful injuries
10 his right leg which It liz thought tho
larger OF the two Swedes jumped upon
and had potjtice OF raw beef on his
right eye, into which the end Of his night
stick must have been tabbed during the
rumpus The fact that his eyes were
flied with blood. officer Allen states Is
the only thing that prevented him using
his revolver on the men who were club
bling him snd his brother officer while re-
sisting arrest
Hs saws the men at first begged TO be
freed and then agreed TO 60 along peace
ably. until tho larger OF the two snatched
at the club. breaking the thong and pro-
ceeled TO use ~ with considerable effect.
All the time the men were running away
this man kept the club snd he had it
when he was finally arrested, fact that
pleased the officer very much as the stick
was a favorite one.
II was tho same stick m fact that was
stolen By a cat few years ago. II will
be recalled that ths officer threw his
stick at yowling cat which was max
Ing night hideous and the loop caught
around pussy's neck. giving her such
scare that she ran away taking the club
along, and IL was n long time before the
stick was recovered. DR.. #. Rowland
Gofr. who is attending the injured Of
ecer, thinks that he viii soon be able
10 ,ec the eye and that there will be no
serious results.
The floats at the Rhode Ieiand Yacht
club which were carried high and dry
by one OF tho big tides last winter. have
presented quite n problem To the stew
ard as 10 how ~ would be possfbls 10 get
them adoat this spring. A solution pre-
seuted Itself recently In the shape OF the
steam pile driver that has been used I'm
putting down the big pucs about the now
dock and the six In tho rear OF the butld-
ing that win hold the floats IN place.
The a,iver was taken as far ashore a.
r-ossible az Yesterday mornings tide and
firmly anchored When the tide dropped
2 line was carried from the steam winch
on the skow 20 the raft high on the
beach and each I'm turn was hauled over
the slippery mud TO a point where the
tide could easily roat H. These floats
can be put I'm order and taken 10 their
usual anchorage as soon as the steward
can make timo.
The biggest foat OF the lot, which IN
used ~ a landing stage. WIS towed 10
place near the clubhouse yesterday and
will be put I'm condition with the gang
way some time today Contractor Stem
den will put several spiles I'm at the north
side OF former Senator Austin's wharf as
Ice breakers when he completes his
work at the clubhouse.
There are now three boats on the an
chorage. Mar. Keny'r Fran. the schooner
Esperanya and n small cat boat from
fTayvpod's point
Harbor Master Randall has the chan
uel h1oys all painted and numbered IN
readiness. ~ placs in position. but when
The News reporter inquired when they
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HILL TRIUMPHS.
Continued from page EiKht.

Continued from page Eight
croachment upon the legislative or 1udi-
cial department..
2. We must keep inviolate the pledges Of
our treaties: we must renew and REIN
vigorate within ourselves that respect for
law and that love OF liberty and of peace
which tho spirit OF military domination
tends inevitably 10 weaken and destroy.
o. Unsteady national policy and a rest
lees spirit Of adventure eneender alarms
that check our commercial growth; let us
have peace 10 the end that business Npn-
fdence may be restored. and that our peo-
pie may again in tranquility enjoy the
gains OF their toll
a. Corporations chartered by the state
must be subject TO Just regulations by the
state in the interest OF the people; taxa
ment partnership with protected monopo-
lies.
8. Opposition to trusts and combinations
that oppress the people and stinc healthy
Industrial competition
g. A check upon sxtravaeancs IN public
expenditures: that the burden OF the peo-
pies taxes may be lightened.
T. Reasonable revision OF the tariff
needless duties upon imported raw mate
rial weigh heavily upon the manufactures,
are a menace TO the American wage earn
er. and by incres sing the cost OF produc-
ton shut out our products from the for
elsn markets.
s. The maintenance Of state rights and
home rule: no Capitalization.
O. Honesty in the public service. vigil
ance in the prevention OF fraud and firm
ness In the punishment OF guilt when de-
teoted
10. The impartis; maintenance Of the
rights OF labor and OF capital: no unequal
discrimination. no abuse OF the powers OF
law for favorftism or oppression
The Democracy OF New York favors tho
nomination for president OF the United
states OF that distinguished Democrat and
eminent Jurist of our own state-Akon
Brooks Parker>-and the delegates selected
by this convention are hereby instructed
10 present and support such nomfn ton
at the approaching national convention.
That the said delegates are hereby FUR
ther instructed to act and vote as a unit
In ell matters pertaining 10 said conven- :
ton, In accordance with the will Of the
majority OF the said delegates: and the
said delegates are further authorized 20
MI any vacancies which may arise from
any cause IN said delegation IN oase OF the
absence OF both the delegate and alter
nate
After elcotina the delegates and chcos-
Ing nate committee. the convention ad !
journed.
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The fsir Of the watchemoket fire com
pany opened Last evening IN the town hall
feel satisfied with the attendance. Things
were hardly ready 20 open up In full foroe.
but will be this evening. when the follow
ing named companies will be the guests
OF the evening: Pswtucket Veteran Fire
mems association. Central Falls Veteran
Frremen's assoc1a ton. woonsockst Vet
eran Firernens association, -~Baet Provi-
dencs Veteran Ffremcn's association Val
ley Falls Veteran F1rsmen's a-socisoon.
Rough and Ready Veteran Firemen's es-
sociation, Ladies' Auxiliary, Pawtucket
Veteran Firemens association. Ladies'
Auxiliary. Central Falls Veteran Fire
mems association.
AN INTERESTING MEETING.
The East Providence Business Mems
associa ton held one OF the most interest
ing meetings since tho formation OF the
organization last evening. when Capt.
Lewis Patstone. who spent some time In
the army at tho Philippines, was the
speaker. There were many ladies present,
who enjoyed the talk quite az much as
the menfolks. At the conclusion OF the
session a luncheon was served
Is IMPROVING.
Isaiah Barney went after claims yester-
day and when he got home told some Of
his friends that he had got 1b bushels. but
so far as known only eight bushels have
been seen. HA friends are glad TO see
that ne IL learning to tell something near
the truth I'm fsh stories.
ITEMS
The Narrsgansett Fire company at
Riverside held their annual ball IN tho
large dance hall at Crescent Park last
evening. and, like all events held by this
company, was a success.
Harman a. Babcock, president OF the
East Providence Business Mems associa-
ton. is confined TO his home by illness,
and at the meeting OF that organization,
last evening. the vice president Henry
L. Anthony. presided.
Theadose Perry, who is building al srge
bfock at Taunton, was called home yes-
terday by the serious fllness OF his faith
er. who is suffering with an attack OF
pneumonia Mt his residence on Eighth
street
Harry Doty who has been on quite an
extensive trip on mis- Winston racing ma
chine. arrived home this morning.
The watchemoket woman's Christian
Temperance union will meet this after
noon with Mrs. II s. Babcock. Mt 80 Vine
street.
The services OF 10 hours alteration
closed at the Church OF the Sacred Heart
Mt II o'clock th- morning, with very
large attendance.
Another case OF scarlet fever in the
Wntchemoket district wac reported 10
Superintendent OF Health Williams this
mcrn,rg.
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PAWTUCKET.

Acting Mayor Briden. yesterday after
noon. signed the joint resolution passed
by the city council appropriating sts. 900
for the laying OF bithulitic pavement on
Cottage street from Broadway 10 Central
avenue. HIS honor also signed ordinances
providing for the issuing OF bonds for
SO, 900 and for general indebtedness for
$4,000 and a resolution for n sewer IN
Summer street from North Union to Ex-
change street.
Hector Munroe Of Cameron street had
his bicycle stolen from the place he left IL
on Newport avenue, while Michael Nc
Govan's wheel was taken from his yard
on School street.
A gang OF men Is at work cleaning the
flter beds.
Carl Fern had the FIRST and middls An
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-04-19
Nervous, Sleepless.

Ihese are the little ills OF life which lead big ones
1t may be you have and
sleep broken restless
poor appetite sick headache and ambition for work
These little ills.
There is for all this
Your exhausted many the organs of
the body doing their work poorly they
ishment.
After awhile you neglect this you will serious troubles
big The headache will be
will have and other head
digest kidneys will be troublesome will
poisoned will face YOU
oraIlner disorde
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-04-19
POCKETS
OF Two men
PICKED

The plckpocket season has set In. Two
complaints OF losses of money were made
this morning
Rev. Frank n. Makepeace OF oS5 Bath
gate avenue. New York. boarded car
near the JOY line wharf 80 O'Clock and
soon after was relieved OF his pocket
book containing So in bills and some Har-
lem railroad tickets.
George r. Moore OF 1921 Dean street
New York. who was on tho Same cer
lost pocket book In which was 100
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-04-19

ger OF his right hand crushed while he
was at work piiine up barrels for the
Perry Express company David 6chloss-
berg aged nine. injured hi~ right hand In
some machinery. Both were taken 30 the
Pawtucket General Hospital whore DR..
Cheevr dressed their wounds.
Next Friday evening the Pawtucket
schrcsbei society Will hold q meeting In
the High school building. supt OF
Schools O'Bren will sttend and q special
invitation has bsns attended the members
OF the Pawtucket womsn's club.
Delaney Council X. OF c., considered
the proposed revision OF IT'S bylaws at
last evenings meeting.
There was a large attendance at the
opening entertainment OF the Colonial
fete In M c. A. hall last evening. The
fete consisted OF a series of tabieaux.
illustrating the story OF the oo,rtship of
Miles Standish.
The several characters acted their parts
In pantomime. while the story was read
short.
The several characters were taken as
follows: Miles standish. Harry Taylor;
Priscilla. Miss Annie Boehnkis; John
Alden. William Buckhn: alder. Mr.. Chase;
Indians. Edward Ratthi and George
Ratthi: squaws. the Misses Shore and
Martin. In addition to thsss here were
~ or ID young women ana men, VINO were
dressed as Puritans. who found places In
some OF the scenes.
At the close OF this part of the program
there was an intermission OF about Is
minutes. after which there was a musical
program consisting OF: Bass solo, Harvey
James: violin solo. Mr. Soole; soprano
solo. Miss Bamford, The accompsnist
was Miss Nellie Hogan.
The following officers were chosen at
the annual meeting OF the Pawtucket
woman's club held yesterday: Vice prcsi-
dent, Mrs. Rubiena IL. Sheldon: record
ing secretary. Mrs. Cisrn J. Barneneld;
corresponding secretary. Mrs Emilie
Fttz; treasurer. Mrs. Loucile II. Dazsins:
directors. Mrs. Alice NJ. Johnson, Mrs.
Edith c, Thornton. Mrs. Lula A. Fow-
Ter. Mrs Clare n. IdtticnsYd. Mrs. Mary
y. Darling. Mrs Sarah A. Burgess:
chairmen OF department-ot civics and
municipal improvement. Mrs Alice NJ.
Johnson OF music, Mrs. Anseline r.
Dana; OF art. Mrs. IDA L. Crankshaw:
OF home economics, Mrs. Robie G. Weich;
OF literature and travel Mrs. Tunioe X.
Thornton: OF sociology. Mrs. Minerva
a. Sanders; OF nature study. Mrs. Mary
D. Shore; OF Bible study. Mrs. Mary G.
Bowen.
Miss Mary G. Dickerson OF the state
normal school spoke on Mature study"
and Mrs. r.. l.. johnson spoke on the
New Women's club house in Providence.
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DR.. Miles Nervine

wonderful emedybut while will any stage much
the ncpen the chronic 1t
and builds the entire system and doing the dis
eased organs.
nysy TEN mexhau prost alton.
all n a
the I
nj DR. Ne 10 much that Tsoon
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restored GEO KoELRAtTiHSR Janesto-n n
Il
81 on
DR. MILES MEDICAL CO,LABORATORlES, ELkHAR1, IND
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-04-19

catsrrh and Colds Relieved In Ten TO
Sixty Minutes.-One short puff Of the
breath through the blower supplied with
each bottle OF DIT Asnew's Catarrhal
Powder diffuses this powder over the
surface OF the nasal passages. Painless
and delightful &c use. II relieves In
stsntly and permanently cures oatarrh
hay fever. colds. headache. sore throat
tonsilitis and deafness. so cents.-e7.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-04-19
DARKEST DAYS.
Are Days Of Suffering. They
Are Becoming Brighter for
Some Providence People.

Many dark Days from Kidney Ills"
Backachs. headache. nervous. tired.
Urinary troubles-makss you gloomy
Doans Kidna, Pills bring relief
Bring cure 20 every kidney sufferer
they are endorsed by Providence.
Mr James l.. Bicknell. of $40 Plain
street, compositor. says: Il bad aching
pains in my back and Kidneys. not con
stantiy. but coming on in attacks. which
ct times were very acute. rendering my
back lame and sore. especially when I
bent or remained in one position. had
heard SO much in praise OF Doan's Kid
ney Pills that triee them. They are
the best remedy / ever used continued
the treatment until the backsche and
ismsnss- were completely relieved"
For sale b, all dealers. Price. 90 cents
Foster MiIburn Co. Buffalo. \. y. sole
sr~nts for The United s,st.-
Rsm.peer ths nsms, I,ohN.s AID tsks
sn ether.
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SHORTEST ROUTE, QUICKEST and
FINEST TRAIN to FLORIDA
SEABOARD
FLORIDA
LIMITED

OTHER FAST TRAIN Booklets and all
information OF cHAs. L. LoNosooRF,
~ z. p. A.. SEQ Washington Street,
Boston.
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Low RATES WEST VIA THE NICKEL
PLATE Road.

Special one way Colonist tickets TO
points throughout the West and South.
west. on sale first and Third Tuesday,
each month TO April. 1904 IL going West
this winter. see local agents, or write
L. r. Burgess. N. K. p. A. Boston. Mass
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-04-19
EAST PROVIDENCE.
Successful Opening Of Watche-
moket Fire Company's Fair.
Business Mems Association
MoNtlng-0theT Matters.

East Providence branch of The News In
at i Taunton avenue. Telephone li3-2.
East Providenoe.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-04-19
IN OLNEYV|LLE.
Absent Man Returns and Sets
Fears Of NeighbOrs at Rest.
Several Runaways Reported and
Three Tars in Trouble.

Olneyvilie trppoh OF the Providence
News at Heffermsns News store 10
Hartford avenue. Teiephone so-West
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-04-19

Via the Chicago Union Pacific a North.
western Line from Chicago daily during
March and April. TO San Francisco los
Angeles Portland, Seattle and Tacoma
and other Pacific coast points. Very low
rates TO Helena. Butte. Spokane. Ogden
and Salt Lake City. Correspondingly low
rates from all points. Daily and person
ally conducted excursions In Pullman tour
Ist sleeping cars TO San Francisco. Los
Angeles and Portlnnd through without
change. double berh only 500. Choice
Of routes. For particulars address w. H
ouerin ~ Campus Martius. Detroit. Mich.
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under the influence ~ nauor7
Prisoner you We're in that condition,
vour Hony probably you did sec mo
tpice.-Philsdeipnis Logger.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-04-19
FoREsTRRs MEETING.

Court Gen Sheridan. Foresters OF
America. held well attended session In
Stokes hall, last evenlng. Chief Ranger
James J. McCabs presiding. The Wood
wards reported one member on the sick
list. and two were reported we'll Under
the head OF the good OF the order re-
marks were made by Deputy Chief
Ranger Cannon. Brother Moreland and
others
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-04-19

Three jolly tars from Uncle Sans navy
ono Of whom was on the Olympia witt
Dewey at Manila, were making a racket
IN a hotse on Dixie street. and they be
cana 80 boisterous that the lady OF the
house called upon Petrolmen Beirne
Sharpe and Shea 70 take them out. ThsJ
were locked up on the charge OF beinf
drunk
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1904-07-01
cured OF Chronic Disrrhoea After Ten
Years OF Suffering.

. wish to say few words in praise OF
Chamberlain Collie, Cholera and Diarr-
hoea Remedy" says Mrs Matte Burge.
of Martinsviile, Va. ~ suffered from
chronic d.arrhoea f'r ten years and dur
ing that time tried various medicines
without obtaining any permanent relief.
Last summer one OF my children was ta-
ken with cholera morbus. and procured
a bottle OF this remedy. Only two doses
were required 10 give her entire relief.
Then decided TO try the medicine my
self, and did not use all OF one bottle be-
fore / was well aad have never since
been troubled with that complaint. one
cannot say too much in favor OF that
wonderful medicine" For sale by Mar
tin Friedman.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1904-07-01
Music in japan.

Music in the eyes Of the japanese
is a very inferior art, in the general
belief being that the combination OF
sounds may possibly please women
and children, but hat a japanese
gentleman could not possibly toler,
ate them, no matter und, what
pretext. In tact it was rot very
long ago that the profession II mu-
stefan wss considered by IT, Japan
csc a. being an insult to human dig
nifty, aud whereas there * sted for
enturies popular songs Which wa
ter-carriers and the worke' in the
rice fields sang IN chorus, q well as
war songs sung by the sal e., the
profession OF mu .ician has r-rn con
sidered unworthy of any man, and
has been exclu lively left T. he wo-
,Hen, it being largely for the inrpose
Of characterlzing and acc j uating
her inforiority that she has y en- al.
lowed 10 exercise her aptiiu les and
tastes in musi 'al compost ons. -
Public Opinion.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1904-07-01
10 to l3 in Favor of the
Jasper Club,

Tells the tale Of Evansville Ban.
croft's second defeat at the hand Of
Boss Sweeney's gray-backed, red.
legged base ball club, the erstwhile
red Jackets.
1t was great game during the
lirst seven innings for the home
boys.
The boys must learn to back up
all points where play is going to
be made.
The Corydon team is to play here
Sunday July Sd, at 3 p. M, and
Monday July at 8 a. M, and are
reported to be a very strong aggre-
cation Of ball players.
We have the swiftest team this
year that ever represented our com
munily. 1t is a credit to the town
as well a. big advertisement and
the people should see to it that they
are we'll patronized.
TO out and see the great games
OF Sunday and Monday, they will
be close and flying finish in each
is sure to take place.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1904-07-01
Hnniingburg Happening.

r w. Armstrong attended court
at Princeton Monday.
Mrs. Herman Eckert, Of Jasper
visited home folks the forepart OF
the week.
edmund and Miss Media Ian.
grebe were at Evansville Sunday.
Jacob Killian, OF Evansville visit.
ed home folks this week.
The Ideal band furnishes music to
the delight of Ferdinand people
Sunday.
;. H. WulfmGn end wife returned
from the Chicago Republican Con-
vention.
Frank Dufendach is enjoying
home grown blackberries.
Chan Hsi Hwang, of China, will
deliver a lecture in the English Ian
guage at the German NJ. Il. church
next Sunday morning.
EmanuePs old churh building is
being torn down. The congregation
will told services in the city hall un-
til their new building is completed
There, will be no public demon
stration here on the It'll. nothing but
family and 5 ; picnics
Our Babies met the Jefferson
Vile club sunday Resell | to 6
in favor of the "Jeifs. T"
Several leaguer- attend the con-
vention at Chrisney Tuesday aud
Wednesday
Work is progressing rapidly on the
rock roads.
A large number Of our people
went to Louisville on the excursion
sunday
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The courier's Washington Letter.

WASHINGTON CRY, June 2S, '04
| called yesterday on Congressman
Cowherd, running the Democratic
National campaign from the Riggs
House to hear what he had to say
about the Republican platform.
"What has become of the party :
courage?" he asked "on some of the
greatest questions its tongue is par
allied. Isn't the labor situation con-
spicously before the country? The
platform says not a word about it.
What is going to be done with the
PHILIPPINES? The Republican plat
form does not lisp asyllable. Has
the tariff ceased to be an issue?
The platform makes no promise about
il except that it will be diminished
or increased whenever its political
guardian thinks fit. OF the gross
post-oilice corruptions il merely says
"Our administration OF the great de
partments of the government has
been honest. " The subject Of state
hood j. not mentioned in the plat
form. although four inchoate states
with a million and a half populalion
are knocking loudly at the door Is
that an attractive PLATFORM
The forty Philippines have come
and gone. they have been halted
ard lunched by the President, effu
-iyely greeted by his spbordinates,
lifted to the top Of the monument
and carried through the public build
ings, and have FASTENED on TO other
cities. inquired his impressions
from Major General Birney, son of
that James q Birney who made the
free soil run for President in 1884,
and only survivor Of four brothers
who fought in the Union army. He
said They looked about like the
same number Of intelligent persons
from our states on an excursion To
he capital for pleasure and instruc
ton II they are representatives Of
their people, we owe more respectto
the PHILIPPINES than we have yet
shown. II the President OF the Fair
at ST. Louis would devise a plan to
make our people acquainted with