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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-05-17
MARINE REGISTER.

The sun rises tomorrow at 4:2S a. m.
and sets M 1902 u. m The tides are high
at this port az 1905 a. m. and 1925 p m.
The following vessels have arrived In
this port I'm the past ~ hours:
Steamer Nashua. Rowland, New York.
steamer City OF Key West olweiler.
New York
steamer warwick. Lake. Newport.
Steamer Richard Borden. kicketson,
Fall River
steamer islander. Pettey. Tiverton.
steamer Queen city. Johnson. Tlverton.
Tug Richmond. Snow, Newport News.
Tug Covington. Perry. Newport News
steamer Sycamore Boyce. Fall River.
Schooner Sunlight. Wilbur. Baltimore
CSC tons oyster shells to order
Schooner John B. Manning, Sprague
Newport News. 1915 tons coal for the
New York. New Haven and Hartford
Railway company
Schooner Bayard Barnes. Clutcher.
Norfolk. 1900 tons Of coal for the railway
company.
schoone- Charles a. Campbell. Phrln-
delphia 2l77 tons of coal for the railway
company
Schooner Sandy Hook, Fisher Island.
100 90 brick for Manchester and Hudson.
Schooner T.. J. Berwind. Lacy. Baiti-
more. 1856 tons OF coal for the railway
company
Barge s. O. Al. Bayonne
Barge Davis. South AmbOy, 1871 tons
of coal for the Eastern Coal company.
Barge Iowa. Newport News Do tons Of
coal for the Eastern Coal company.
Barge Daisy South Amboy. 923 tons of
coal for Phiilipsdale
steamer Cactus. Newport. buoy setter.
Steamer Rosalie. Holmes. New York.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-05-17

TO the university by the trustees under
the provisions OF the will OF the late John
Nicholas Brown. A. NJ, OF the class OF
1So, Is collection OF about 1900 volumes
relating TO the history OF Ncr.hs@snd South
America during the colonial period. The
larger part OF the books. many Of which
are Of great rarity and value, were print
cd before tho year 1900, and contain the
earliest published accounts OF events con-
nected with the history OF the discovery.
exploration and colonization OF the west
ern hemisphere.
This collection, well known for many
years as the most valuable private library
OF Americana In existence. was begun by
John Carter Brown OF the class of 1915.
and after his death was greatly enlarged
by his widow and his sons. the late John
Nicholas and Harold Brown. BY the
provisions OF the will sl50,000 was do
mated for. the erection OF the library
building, and $50. 900 as permanent en-
dowment FUND.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-05-17
NO CHANGE YET.
Republicans Of Illinois Still In Deadlock
Over Nomination for Governor.

Springfield, Ill, May l7.-When the
Republican state convention was called
to order this morning the roll call for the
thirtieth ballot proceeded and Kane county
voted 26 for I.6wden. leaving Yates.
VIII county voted ?5 for Lowden amid
cheering.
The result OF the ballot was: Yates.
Az; Lowden. l52: Beneen, 3S2; Hamln.
III; Warner. a.. Sherman. 81 Pierce. 2l.
When the Yates delegates marched 10
convention hail, headed by a hand. each
delegate wore on his hat a card reading
you are the eternal strayers." the frst
letters OF the words spelling Yates" The
thirty first ballot: Yates, 431; Lowden,
473 Deneen. 3s3: Hamin. 107; Warner
80. Sherman. 90; Pierce. 21
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-05-17
MRS. QUINN
FATALLY
BURNED

New York, May r-An explosion OF
gas following the lighting OF match In
a small room in the apartments OF Mrs
Eugene Quinn. on the third floor OF
tenement house on West Fifty-third
street. today. resulted In probably fatal
injuries 10 Mrs. Quinn and Mrs. Della
Brennan. who lived on the same noor
with Mrs. Quinn and who was with her
when the explosion occurred.
Mrs Quinn was burned on almost every
inch Of her body: her clothing having
been burned of.
While responding TO an alarm OF fire.
sent in as a result OF the explosion.
Driver John Il. Henan, TO avoid running
down two little school girls, drove his
horses into an Il" pillar on Ninth avenue
at Forty-seventh street, partially wreck
ing the engine. injuring one OF the horses
so severely that II had TO be killed. and
causing more or less serious injuries TO
the lieutenant and engineer on the engine
as well as to Henan, himself.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-05-17
NUGGETS OF NEWS.

a slight earthquake shock was FELT at
Guayauuil. Ecuador this morning.
More than 400 delegates representing
nearly 40. 900 members In The State. at
tended the 18th annual convention OF the
Foresters OF America, which was opened
In Lynn. Mass, today.
About $500 structural iron workers be-
longing TO the New Haven local and en-
ployed at New Haven. Bridgeport and
Derby struck today 90 enforce the de-
mand Of the union FOR an eight hour day
at so cents an hour They have received
35cents an hoor for a nine hour day.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-05-17
FELL FROM ROOF.
Richard HuImss Of Pawtuckst Dropped rs
Feet = Not Seriously Injured.

Richard Hulmes. 25 years old, single.
residing in awtucket, fell from the roof
OF building at Sc sprague street, this
noon.
lie was shovehing shingles from the
roof. and was as It appeared. seized with
a fit.
Throwing up his arms ne fell off back
wards. dropping rs feet.
He struck upon his head and shoulders
and was at first thought TO have been
fatally injured.
Hulmes was sent 20 the Rhode Island
hospital. where IL was said his injuries
were not OF a serious character.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-05-17
BATTLE IS EXPECTED.
Continued from page Ten.

AN alliance between China and Japan
would he fatal japan made war on ne
once and Russia's Intervention caused
her 10 leave us I'm peace An alliance
now would enable her TO use us and then
again attack us"
In hunting for Chinese bandits the Cos
sacks burned the village OF Shontaidsa.
The military authorities have now or
ganized a subscription for the relief OF
the villagers who will be given employ
ment on the railroad.
The Chinese report that General Ma is
IN the district Of Shentefou. province OF
Chilli a detachment Of Russian troops
recently crept upon the rear OF the jap
anese advance on the road from Feng
Wang Cheng 20 Liao Yang. causing the
enemy TO fall back slightly.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-05-17
TRUST COMPANY WANTS
TO RESUME BUSINESS

Nashua, ~. r.. May 1.-THE stock
holders of the Nashua Trust company, at
n meeting here today. voted TO petition
the bank commissioners for permission to
reopen the bank
At a previous meeting last week Il was
voted to reduce the capital stock OF slOO.-
oo0 20 $4,000 and by adding $4,000 new
capital. 10 re-capitahze at $4,000.
The institution was closed in February
as the result OF heavy shortage in the
accounts OF former Treasurer John p.
Goggin, who is now under indictment on
10 counts, charging him with embezzle-
ment ard falsincation OF accounts.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-05-17
THE RHODE ISLAND
LAUNCHED TODAY.
CONTINUED from page one0


The Rhode Island left the ways without
difficulty. but in attempting TO control
the vessel. the launching crew ex-
perlenced an unexpected difficulty The
great craft attained such headway that
she could not be stopped In deep water
and her anchor failing TO hold she strand
ed in a mud bank on the opposite side
OF the river. Three tugs made fast TO
her as soon as possible but the tide fell
rapidly and they were unable to move
her.
The company sent TO Boston for ad-
ditional tugs and IL was expected the
battleship would be released before the
next flood tide. naval inspector who
was on the scene expressed the opinion
that no damage would be done to the
plates and that the ship would not be
strained at the least. Except for this
accident the launching was in every way
successful.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-05-17
JURY FINDS IN FAVOR
OF MARCUS P. WOODS WILL.

The jury that heard testimony in Judge
Johnson's court in the contest over an
instrument offered as thet last will and
testament OF Marcus p. Wood THIS after
noon returned a verdict sustaining the
will
adopted son of the testator. who claimed
at was Mr.. Woods intention to leave
all the property 10 him Mr.. Wood left
this son something. but left about all
of his estate to his wife for her life. After
her death IL Is TO he divided between
the Rhode Island hospital. ST. Josephs
hospital and the Butler hospital.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-05-17
PETITION IN BANKRUPTCY.

In the United States district court this
morning there was filed q petition In
bankruptcy by Harry u. Bornside. shoe
maker. The petition AYERS that the habil-
tiles are tS2SI5S and there are no assets
with which 90 pay. The creditors are
mostly shoe dealers and makers OF the
New England States.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-05-17
The Cotton Market.
ACTIVITY AT KRUPP WORKS.

Berlin. MAY IA special despatch
from Essen says the Russo-Japanese war
causes great activity In the krupp
works In the production OF both cannon
and ship building materials.
Large orders for field guns have been
received and the shell department is very
busy. The despatch does not say whicn
country causes this activity. but IL Is as
sumed 10 be Russia.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-05-17
MONTANA DEMOCRATS
TO ELECT DELEGATES

Butte. Mont. May 1.-THE Democratic
state convention. al which six delegates
foT the Democratic national convention at
st Louis will convene AT Great Falls this
afternoon. Several ~ the delegations from
counties throughout the state come with
endorsement ot w r, Hearst and a warm
aght for control 81 the gathering Is ex.
pectcd.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-05-17
MAY TERM, U. S. CIRCUIT COURT.

The Clerk OF the Circuit Court has
sent the following notice to members OF
the bar having cases on the Jury Last:
The Peut Jury will be I'm attendance
for the trial OF such causes as have been
placed ON the Jury Calendar on Wednes-
day. MAY 25 1904. az 10 a. m.
Judge Brown viii. on Saturday. MAY
n. 1904. az 10 n. m, meet the members
~ the bar TO assign the causes for trail
by jury and such other causes as are In
condition 10 be heard by the court
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-05-17
NEW CORPORATION.

Gilbert &. Carpenter. Lucy A Miller.
Edith Nichols. ali OF the city of Provi-
dence, have nled articles of association
win the secretary Of state as the Prov
idence Musical Association The corpor-
alton " located In this city and rs formed
for tho purpose of giving. holding. con.
ducting and promoting concerts and other
entertainments and cultivating a love of
music
The capital stock ls taO0 and ls divided
into shares OF 50 each The stock holders
reserving the right 90 first chance TO
buy.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-05-17
DIRE rs VERDICT FOR DEFENDANT.

Judge Wilbur az the conclusion OF the
testimony FOR the plantln IN the suit %
Mary Prospect W r. ! Suburban Street
Railroad Company directed the Jury 20
hnd for the defendant corporation.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-05-17
Appropriate Exercises and Public In
spection This Afternoon -Magniti-
cent Structure, Valuable Contents
and Generous Endowment in Memory
Of John Nicholas Brown.

!.
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Turner
Kelen
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history
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-05-17
The Now York Stock Market.

reported for The News by n. CURTIS
FLETCHER, & Co, street floor, Banigan
Building
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-21
* LECTURE on WOMAN SUFFRAGE.
Appeal to our American Fathers
IN behalf x our American Woman and Liberty.

equal to man, and has said that
they should slirpass me,--And
this ia not all, Christ has said IN
this language;
There Is neither male nor female.
Tor We are MI one ~ Christ jesus. Gal.
3 t2s.
This scripture teaches us that
since Christ has come. there is nei-
ther male nor female, they are
made oqua' in him. And being
made eqnal in him, they should DO
equal at the pools or any where
else, ii the line Of justice and
right 50 we must conclude that
il there is one spark OF the liberty
that dwelt III the hearts oil our
forefatiiers and mothers--Sow
| dwelling in the hearts Of our
fathers and sons of America
They will say, my mother, my
lwlfe, my daughter. have just as
good 4 right to 70 to the pools
land vote rs have.
| And IN conclusion we shall say
that for our part, whore there Is
In place that il nor fit for our wife
to 90; We will not g unless W.
! we're forced to g.. Therefore
/ we believe that II our yo,lns
places have become 50 corrip'
that the noble woman pI oul
land should rot be there; we has
!. better hunt up some more folks
and let them clean them UP, al,
wash them right down good ant
then it will be II fit place fiji 70
!. our mothers, wives ind daughter.
TO 90 too with us--And should an,
one read this article WHO hellov
different, please write throng
! the CREssEr that we may % on
| error
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-21

Patent Attorneys, ". shinsto'. D. G
Granted to Misso, inven'crs this
week. reported by {. A. Snow & Co
w. X. Benjamin ST, Louis,
Alr.gun. W. H. Cone Memphis,
Lightning arrester, ]. M. Die
terie, st. Louis, Ice-pick. A. r..
Fisher, Hannibal, Checking or
unchecking device, w. p. Grath,
st. Louis Roofing tile. j. Harris
st. Louis, Truse. j. Jester, st.
Joseph, Scrubber. j. Johnson
and f. Hltz, st. Louis, Hydrant
| system for country houses. w.
L. higgins, st. Louis, Steam
| cooder. d j. Mars; Denver,
Kiln. N. W. Perkins, Jr., st
Louis, Garment-fastner
For copy Of any above patent,
send ten cents in postage stamp
with late date Of this paper to G. A
Snow and Co. Washington, D, G.
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CONTINUED from page 81

the house Of HsDau. and him they
have hanged upon the gallows, because
he laid his hand upon lIir Jews 4
Write We also for the Jews. AS i like,h
YOU, ~ the kings name, and seal Il
v III, the kings ring: for the writing
which Is written in the kings narnc, and
scaled Mith tbe kings ring. may no man
reverse. '(Estiler 3 40 6--I--S J
We learn from this that there
had 10 be something done to save
this people-And from all APP
pearance mans arrns was to
short--It must come some other
way--So God provided a woman,
(Esther,) for their deliverer and
so she did risk her own life for
the sake Of her people-She is
now manager OF the whole
affair She says, what shall be
done, and it is done; even the
king in the saving OF them
lis subjected himself tt
her dictation. After it is
all over, and her people saved
is she then to be deprived O
her rights: How unreasonable
such would be. Tie above teacl
the reader that Esther in hel
act surpassed .hen. But WI
want to cal! the attention Of on
readers % another great Bib,
fact, and that is where tn
Blessed virgin Mary SURPASSED
, all men = In bringing into tn
world, the Savior OF the word
Now wil! we say any longer tina
+ woman snt.era % is wrong, whe
God has, and does honor ther
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J HARTsHORN ITEMS.
fs.''s
BY pArA's LITTLE BDy

.at............,,..
Kind Ed. and correspondent,
here ! come again with my little
bundle OF news.
Grandma Jordan is numbered
with the puny list this week.
Jane Mckee was seen at the
Office the other day.
The singing was well attended
on last Sunday night at Andrew
Spencer's.
The no 2 school will be out on
next Friday at noon.
T. j. Jordan ], Il. Summers
went to Current River on business
last Saturday.
The shiverree was we'll attended
on last Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. j, i. Summers
paid Mrs. T. j. Jordan a visit o.
last Tuesday.
We have had some cool weather
at present.
J.C. Smiths school will soon be
4 ont.
There was a dance at Ollie
PoweIls last night and a shlverre'
also.
Allie Miller has lost one OF hi
horses by II falling and breaking
its leg.
If this escape the the vast
basket ! will write moro mex
time.
:
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ALICE ITEMS.


Dear Mr. Editor, the cREssEr Z
seems like the friendly omnibus
with AWAY room for one more.
With your kind permission WI
take a seat.
We are having fine weather for
January.
Hannah Cobbie IL OH the sick
list Hope she will soon get better
VIZ learn the Dunsmore school
il to be out Wednesday the ~ u.
We must all 60.
! guess Il is having such hard
time before he gets that buggy.
He wont get any at al now Foor
/ q he has one sympathiser w me.
\
Oh, Sack aud MitteD yon may
look out for an invitation real
soon.
! We hear one OF onr old settlers
il coming back 10 make Texas 70
his home, Frank Ornell.
VIM. Henry and Jim Gearhear'
csIl,d on w. Ii; Woods last Sat
afternoon.
Oh, Henry what about thos
li,tlo pink and blue bows, sem
ore told me all abont II | hay
{. somrthing 10 tell "Flossy
4 Friends and relatives from tow
! visited at the home OF Mrs. Mabe
, last Sunday.
Mrs Barnes visited Mrs. TENN
Tate one day las, week.
: For wonder we haven't see
; John B, and Dora 7, riding tn
: big black horse. You had ta'
warning, this is 1904 and the CIR
9 say, bugges.
We'll ! must stop now, for
fear hear the tearing OF pap'
and into the waste paper bask'
. this goes.
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Continued from snd. page,

Continued from 2nd page
Seeing then that all these things shall
be dissolved, what manner OF persons
ought ye to be in all holy conversation
and goIiness.
Looking for and hasting unto the com
ing OF the day Of God, wherein the hcav
EN- being on Gre shall be dissolved ard
the elements shall mel, with fcrvent
heat?
Nevertheless we, according To his
promise, look for new heavens and n
new earth wherein dwelleth righteous,
ness.
| Wherefore. beloved, seeing tina. ye
looa for such things, be dnigen, that W.
may be found Of him in peace, without
spot. and blameless. ~ Peter $40 Ia
| For He speaks to US ON this wise;
; But with righteousness shall he Judge
the poor, and reprove with equity fol
the meek 0. the earth; aud he shall suite
the earth with the rod Of his mouth. uat
with the breath Of his lips shall he sla,
the wicked 49,
They shall not hurt nor destroy in al
my holy moun,ain for theearth shall b,
full of the knowledge OF the LoRD. a
the waters cover the sea" (lsiah Ia.
$3.50
Yes righteousness shall cover tn
earth as The waters the SEA, becaus
wickedness shall be destroyed an,
the righteous inherit the earth; Read
| ~ viii cry unto God mos, high; uni
God that performe,h all things for me. =
J will praise thee, o Lord apsong til
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-21
psoplu / wiIIsing tl, q thee among

people / win 1slag III q tbee among
nations.
For Thy mercy is great ,''i' ~ N
eas, and thu truth unio clouds "
tPsalms ~ - ~ 10
Now Bro. Tupuell you secby Gtt
Word We haye'thc hurci, 81 ChI
re.rstabiisiIed, N.s they have rrtpS
ed ard done their first work, WI
a glorious time no wickedness. h
We all he neighbors, then We will
the plumInet in the hand Of lefrR
babIr. As il reads
FOR who hath despi-ed The day
small ihing.? for they shall rejoice. 4
shall see lhe plummei 10 the hang
zctubbsbel With those seven. thew
the eyes of The LORD. which run 10
fro through the whole earth" (zd
| 4--l0.)
Now you see by Gods Word
the seven spirits Of Gcd that wereA
| the seven men il the first establ&
ing Of Christ's Church. is ia heat
lin Christ's hand. seven spirits3
seven stars or aev~h angels. Al
reads.
The mystery Of the seven stars wi
thou sawest in my right hand. and
seven golden candlestieks. The al
stars arc the angels Of the sd
churches. aud the seven cand.esl
winch thou sawest arc the al
churches. (Rcy. 10 "a
You ask il the Disciples had Y
before the day a Pcni;cost WI
they have been los,a Now God !!
his Christ does not deal in subj
tons. When Chris. was the v;
the one that created the worig
its contents could he not keep n
his DISCIPLES. unlii they were \
|, verled and bad worked out the ri
! cous purpose 70 which he had ca
them.
Now as 10 The conversion 81
Disciples, | have nothing 10
m)re than have quoted Of Chr
own words,
And | trust us we have bet
as friends unseen we may
AZ the best of friends seen,
also ] trust that If you nor | |
been benefited by our al
mants tiiatat least some oil
VI readers of the noble Cries
ms may. For if your object aud
Old sign was us mine, with q piI
to God for the result, our ID
M will be blest for the good
" mankind With good willtd
nd and all mankind, especially
mt brotherhood:
remain yours respectt1
' &C. A. Simd
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THE CRESSET
F0WzER AlssoURI


---~-----
Mrs Couriner is very sick at present
writing under the doctors hands.
Mrs. Merritt is on the sick
list at present
--Brp. High Shelley paid thls Orr'cE Il
visit on last "Wednesday,
Bro. Cross is on the puny |
list al present
MIR. Linthirnm and wife was visited
by u little daughter mother and child do
ing we'll and father very proud
old Bro. Eli Williams from
Beaver attended services Oh last
Sunday.
There was fine boy come to
Wallace Townsend and wife last
week, mother and child doing we'll.
Mrs. lucy franklin paid Mrs.
Simon, Mrs. Merritt and Mrs.
Dawson a visit last Tuesday.
Mr.. Walker soil.in-law Of LINN
Atkinson called ut this OFFICE last
Tuesday and gave the Ed. pleas.
ait chat.
John Williams and wife from OIL
Beaver paid the Colony folks u
visit last Saturday night aud Sun
day.
The pcople OF JAH.Ville Fowler Mo.
listened 10 a grand lesson from Elder
Mckee from Kansas City on last sun
day Hope he may come again,
I'VE had lhe privilege Of seeing some
Of the Brushy Knob boys out al ia,
Arbor services on last Sunday. Blush,
Knob Is our sister neigh0rhood,
Mr.. RedmaL and wife from
Wright Co. paid Bro. Jones ant
wlfea visit Sunday and in com
pany with Bro Jones and wifi,
attended Sunday services.
Mr., Woods from near Rocl
Springs paid the Ed. visit Of
last Monday, advancing SON
good ideas, AZ
=
"A large crowd attended SCI
vices at this place on last Sun
day.
Mr.. Hicks from Plato in con
pany with Mr., Hutcheon were
the Vile on last Monday canva,
ing for a map of the State {
Missouri and the United State
Eddie Rateree took his moth
down to Fred Freeman's Sundi
to work for him, Eddie rsturnil
inside of tour hours, distance
4 miles; Eddie says who can be
this.
We saw pass through our vi
the two sons of Mr.. Wood
near Rock Springs ON last Nc
day on their way home frc
the southern country.
-Hartshorn and Mt, Zion tie
reached us to late last week, and
vas very sorrow we are proud OF {
correspondents and hearing n
Haytshorn is like hearing from no
though away from there now,
a
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FOR SALE
III

Four cows all TO he fresh in \
future. for sale. Inquire al
Delaao-s Fowler No., for particu'
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-21

Dr. Powell. 10 enc Of south No. ablest
physicians; he is worthy Of biz rrofes
siou