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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-07-21
LEARNING THE LESSON.

There many who believe dsagreeab disclosures
IN business circles will have tendency improve moral cond
of the American people There greater foe of evil than
publicity especially where there people 10 condemn
The very fact that public refuse district attorney
of Philadelphia to prosecute criminals for political arouses
such OF public indignation plain that any at
tempt to shield the rascas from deserved chascmnt
merely dangerous but disastrous.
Connecticut has had particularly political rcp-
aton for years but the legislative recently passed corrupt
practice that found be unexpectedly drastic there
many the that enforced but the
advantage OF having the machinery with which things when
the public awakened well cxcmphcd
pha That has home rule state ring
though disposed outrage all decency epng
nicipa corruption itself impoent Whether
conditions prevail that city depends altogether the people
themselves.
Graft be made disgacefu Men he shown that neither
business nor politics pay be dishonest unhu
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-07-21
BALFOUR AGAIN DEFEATED

Yesterday John Redmond scored second victory the minis
within Bour have been justified in refusing to
the Unionm has been still further
damaged failure carry the house dealing with
affairs Balour obstinate i-dvdua but would
surprising within comparatively few hours something
Unonsts abandon their
plan of keeping mp the fight
DAYS that all factions opposed to the
Naiona determined adjourn parliament
Baour has the roundy condemned the
rny hanging after it had lost the confidence of
Many months became evident through the by
elections that public sentiment Overwhelmingly against Bor
and Yesterdays shows the cannot
them There due notice TO
would be fight the questions before the
Of reduction OF the Irish land commission membership and
been confident OF winning he would have
as he has on two or three occasions consider
important He dozed long this time
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-07-21
BAD WORK AND GOOD.

BY failure Judge the bench of the supreme
the legislature of the earned the cens
of all rgthnkng citizens For prompt passage of resolution
creating joint special committee investigate the subject
insurance will be the extent of the
injustice to which pocyhoders subjected and the magnitude
the pe that menace their interests through such
management and nherwod manipulation has
the Equitable Life Assurance society and which
will be found legislative probe other large insurance
companies that the custodans millions upon dollars
of the peoples savings
The seeming justification of Judge by the refusal
to oust him from the bench mistake it misfortune
Had there been nothing else before the legislature
account his proceedings
would have been sufficient show that judgments
the bar association and of the judiciary and
assembly against him fully In
which declared by the best
corrupt unlawful and immoral Hooker himself pretended see
harm.
But there than this self-reveaed torpdv
OF conscience this selexposed moral obquty
majority of the legislature as did the great
people, that ookers acts such render him
continue member of the honorable dgnhd court
However this legislative majority enough
plsh the removal of badly bemhed Judge
able that Hooker will be permitted position
graced for the strength
proven"
In the of the Equitable Governor Hg
gins has displayed wisdom in yielding though ary public
sentiment that unanimous demanding searching legislative
vestgaon Governor Higgins standing way
Efficient public probing of life un-
doubtedy right in abandoning his temporarily udg
men and in directing investigation that likely
ing the evils abuses and that brought
surance management into disrepute.
The probing that will be done by
not fail to simplify the Equitable puzzle for this
much the superintendent of do and will
furnish the law-mang with trustworthy data
base insurance reform legislation that ought
venve OF further seandalou by bringing the whole system
of life insurance under sr laws and closer scrutiny
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-07-21
BY
ELEVATOR
IN HOTEL

An elevator accident occurred at the
Narragansett hotel at S clock this morn
ing. in which Charles A. White, colored,
IS years old. residing at % stampers
street. was severely injured
White Is employed at the hotel as a
window man, Ascending 10 the top OF
the freight elevator car. he began 10
clean a window. The car was In charge
OF Vernon Munden.
After White had been at work few
minutes Munden received a bell call 70
go 10 the sixth story. He warned White
who told him 10 go ahead.
After the car had started. and before
It reached the second floor. White lost
his balance and fell between the car and
the side OF the elevator well.
White called out 10 Munden. who In
stantly stopped the car but not before
White had been weIged in.
Harry Scott. a bell boy. ran to the third
floor, slid down the elevator rope and
pulled White 70 the top OF the car.
The injured man was taken off the car
at the second noor where DR.. Henriques,
the house physician. attended him.
Two Of Whites ribs were found 10 have
been broken and he was sent 10 the
Rhode Island hospital
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-07-21
DIE =

eeAToN--In this city on the 10Th inst.
Frances f. wife OF Venanteous Beaton.
aged 55 years.
Funeral az her late residence. 1921
Elm wood avenue Saturday. the 22d inst
at o'clock p. m. Relatives and friends
are invited 10 attend.
Moncton. y. b. papers please copy.
eUDLoNG-In Greenwood. on the 2Oth
inst. Paul Milton. infant son OF Willie,
w. and Jsnette f. Budlong, aged
year, months and 23 days.
Funeral from parents residence. satur-
day. July %, AZ 3 o'clock. Burial private
clEMENT--In Pawtucket, on the Goth
inst. Henry T. Clement.
Funeral from his late residence. ,r1
Smithfeld avenue. Fairlawn. Saturday
July %. at 1880 p. m. Relatives and
friends are invited TO attend.
pAVis-At the Rhode Island hospital, on
the 10th inst. Charles j.. son Of the
late Henry and Abbie Davis, aged IS
years.
Notice Of funeral later.
FlELD-In this city, on the 20th inst.
Frederick Hampton Field, in the 18th
year Of his age.
Notice ot funeral later.
HANLEr-O11 the 2oth inst. Mrs Maria
ley.
Funeral from her late residence A
Warren avenue. East Providence. Sstur-
dsv. July o. az $50 a. m. Services at
the Sacred Heart church, a m RAls-
tives and friends invited ia attend--
hAYES-In East Providence. r. /. on the
20th inst. Edgar L., infant son of Jane.
and Ida NJ Hayes. aged & months. Is
DAYS
Funeral private. from his parents resi-
dence. No. 35 Anthony street East Provi
dence, Saturday. July %. at ? o'clock p.
m.
HIoos-In this city. on the 18th inst
Sarah q. wife OF William n Higgs and
daughter of Sarah ana the late Will
liam Armstrong
Funeral from her mothers residence.
No 81 Camden avenue, on Saturday, the
22d inst a, $40 a m. Relatives and
friends are invited 70 attend Service.
at st Patricks church AZ a. m
Boston papers please copy
JoANsoN-rn Cranston. r l.. on the
10Th inst. Ruth r., widow ~ Caleb l..
johnson and daughter ~ the late Jere-
miah and Hannah Gardner Brown. aged
ss wears. months.
Funeral services Saturday the 92d inst
NJ II n. m. At her late residence 81 Stand -
ish avenue. Relatives and friends are
invited 10 attend.
LINcOLN-in THIS city. on the 20tn inst
Rezer Lorins Lincoln IN his 6ist year.
Notice 81 funeral later.
LlNDBERG-in this city. on the 2Oth
inst. Nelson Albert infant son ~ Nelson
and Carolina Llndbers. aged II months.
days
Funeral services from his parents resi-
dcncc. ~ Sweet Briar street Saturday
July -. AZ y. m. Relatives and friends
invited TO attend
MeooUoH In this city. on tho goth inst.
Annie McGough
Funeral from tho residence ~ he-
brother Mr.. Peter McGough. % pettis
street on SATURDAY. tho 22d inst. AZ $50
a m. Services az tho 1mma culate Con-
cfption church A. ? A. m. Relatives and
friends are invited 20 attend
Fawtuckst rspers please copy.
rPEsroN-tn Ashton r l. ia,h inst
Arm vidov ~ Samuel Preston IN her
sofh year
Funeral Surds, "a inst, q, so
0 clock =. m, st her late residence. scott
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-07-21

street. Ashton. Relatives and friend. ara
invited 10 attend.
oUiLEN-In this city. on the goth ,n..
coward son Of Henry and Mary Cullen.
aged months.
Funeral Saturday at 2 p. m. from
his parents residence. No. Il Willard ave
nue. Relatives and friends are invited to
attend.
ROBERTS, Natick. r. T.. on the goth
inst. Caroline F.. widow OF James r.
Roberts. I'm her 66th year
Funeral sunday. July 23 at o'clock
g. m. from her late residence Relatives
and friends are invited TO attend.
slSMiTH-In East Providence. on thu
goth inst, Kate Sixmith. In her Goth
year. for 81 years a devoted. faithful
and respected member OF the Brigham
household
Funeral Saturday. at 3 2. m, at the
Bridgham farm. East Providence Centre.
Burial private.
SMITH-In Woonsocket r. l.. on the 10Th
inst. Albert A. Smith. in his list year.
Funeral Saturday. 22d inst. at Q o'clock
p m, from his late home. Diamond Hill
road. Relatives and friends are invited
TO attend.
Ti5eITTs-In East Greenwich. on the
10th inst, Rosa NJ. wife OF John r.
Tibbuts.
Funeral from her late residence. Satur-
day. 22d inst. at IL a. m. Relatives and
friends are invited 10 ATTEND without fur
ther notice.
WALWooD-In this city. on the 1sth
inst, Lillian, Josephine. only child ot
Henry r. and Maud Wildwood, aged 1
year, months and 16 days.
Funeral private.
WATTs-In this city. on 10th inst, Cora
r. Watts. aged IS years.
Notice Of funeral later.
WElls-In this city. on the 18th inst.
Mary Ann. wife OF Albert Wells, in her
10th year
Funeral services from the residence of
her son-in-law Dr. Edwin @. Thompson.
l46 Magnolia street. Saturday, July "a.
at p. m. Relatives ana friends are In
vited 10 attend.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-07-21

dustry met FOR a special session and had
a very enthusiastic time
The meeting had been announced as q
special meeting at which all the members
were TO be present owing to the fact that
trade matters ~ great Importance were
20 he talked over and some action taken.
In accordance with tho notice scnt out
all three of tho unions connected with tho
craft were largely interested and were
present
The matter ~ tho condition ~ the
craft was then talked of after tho prclim-
inaries ~ opening the session werc zone
through with and several very interesting
speakers vere heard Several speaEeTE
from other crafts and from out ~ town
were on hand FOR tho meeting and adj
dressed the hodv on tho best vav 81 in-
creas'inE both the roTulari'v - the
unions and The vavs for making The craft
the best organized of ane IN 'he ci',
The MISTER ~ th- wages - the mon snn
tho hours ,lso came IN for comfortable
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-07-21

name was Libertine-sure that ought TO
make him a fast one all right
And they all went down the line 10 the
ring and bought
80
Coming down on the car from Elnwood
the other morning a couple Of men were
talking over that all absorbing topic OF
conversation-the heat
Il can't sleep q wink these nights" the
one was saying The weather has been
enough 20 drive one 70 the foolish fac
tory
We'll I'm In the same predlcament. -"
remarked the other. out II isn't all on
account of the heat I'm troubled most
terribly with insomnis, and I've made up
my mind 20 see policeman about It this
very morning
Policeman? You don't mean that DO
YOU You want doctor, old man-not
n copper They can't help your in
somina" was tho reply
We'll. | guess ! know what want all
right You soc there's a girl living next
door that just returned from boarding
school and she still keeps up her vocal
Lessons. There isn't any NJ u. that
could touch that game-it needs an officer.
There's whore my insomnia comes FROM
90
The dollars worth OF excitement out
az the Narragansctt track seems 10 ap-
peal 90 q number OF women The bettors
I'm the feminine sex are I'm the majority
among the older women, but a number
OF the Younger are seen to display an
interest and money I'm some Of the events
The romantic appeals to the average
woman. The Growlor noticed that yes
torday. I'm the fourth race when lochiu-
var was an 90 I shot To- win, and tho
two women back ~ me were talking over
tho entries
I'm going to take Lochinvar. Bessie.
said the one. ITS such \ pretty name.
And { will too remarked the other
They placed their bets. and sure enough
l,o-hirvar cam" romping in first
~ soeUs ther. is something In n name
afinr u
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-07-21

Now they say former Mayor McNamee OF Cambridge is in
his fight for the Democratic nomination for
Guild would probably beat McNamee by the
largest plurality history of Bay politics the
would lose every independent in the state
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-07-21

Prof OF Salem made bid for notoriety by
eang had already done that the
murders and baseball He
failed that graft in for that the
the devoted and that the fight against
Equitable corruption practically begun by the newspapers
should better think makes professor
pumpkins TO derde the press.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-07-21
The Crowler.

THEY were sit
ting in the grand
stand out at the
races. looking over
the entries a n d
talking over their
chance OF winning.
Look here, boys, "
said one OF the
m q n, here's a
horse that catches
my eye-iUst look
az his parents
names HIS fathers
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-07-21

1t rather this essoa being we'll impressed
there hope that the future
politicians who still disposed dci edit the intelligence of the
public will find that the people always enforce their demand for
honest public
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-07-21

prospect another presidential election in Cuba calls
that the Cuban have proved their capacity for self
though Admiral Dewey and Col Bryan
doubted their possession of it.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-07-21

\ who attempted hr with married woman at New
been sentenced Jail for months 1t is the general
hailed from ST. Louis regarded by
the Jury as a aggravation OF his offence.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-07-21

What OF defence Nadivostok is likely to make is pretty
oreshadowed by the fact that preparations for
begun shipping all hg guns neyitch for fear they would
ia the hands OF the japanese
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-07-21

such amor-clad Constantine Petrovtch
Pobiedonosse there wonder that the of the Holy
Synod smiles ompacn,y when anarchist makes him
for his bullets
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-07-21

And the delightful Chauncey NJ. Depew subscriber
the OF Fad and Fances the de luxe publication
by Town Topics Wonder what Chauncey wanted kept
dark!
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-07-21

Mayor Collins order flush the in the districts
have the approval of resident OF the
Hub The has happily the faculty of doing just the right
thing the right time.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-07-21

be end of fads stationery, only is
made fabrics OF "Aly Lady but tourists
post cards made for peat friends this
side OF the
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-07-21

-t-.tt4sht.
Plumbers Labor Temple
Carpenters Council Labor Temple.
iron Workers. Labor Temple
Electrical workers as Exchange Place
HoD CARRIERS LARGE MEETING
last evening the three unions connect.
Cd With the hod carrying or mortar in.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-07-21

And District Attorney Jeromes subordnate after proof Of
sensible recognized long namely that the
lacked that possession
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-07-21

Whether the spots excessive heat prepared
SUNNY spots certainty and they good keep
Of in these July days
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-07-21

The Norweigans having taken Norway hoped their grip
upon will firm and lasting that OF the Dutch upon
Holland
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-07-21

the ministry that there would be fight questions before the
land commission membership and
Balfou OF winning he would have
three and refused consider
the important He dozed long this time.
Prof Edward Morse OF Salem nooriety by
declaring somebody had already done that the
give prominence murders and baseball He appears
graft for space that the
devoted and that the fight against
Equitable corruption practically begun by the newspapers
professor
pumpkins to deride the press.
Now they say Mayor McNamee OF Cambridge is in
his fight for the Democratic nomination for governor
Lieutenant Governor Guild would probably beat McName by the
largest plurality history Bay politics the
would lose every independent vote in the state
4 man who attempted to A married New
York Jail for six months 1t the general
the fact that he hailed from ST. Louis regarded by
the jury as an aggravation Of his offence
What sort OF defence Vadivostok likely pretty
accurately by fact that preparations for
bcgun shipping all hg Lneych for fear they would
fall into the hands OF the japanese
prospect presidential election in Cuba calls
that Cuban have proved their capacity for self
government though Admiral Dewey and Col Bryan
doubted their possession of it
Mayor Collins
OF Boston seems approval every
Hub The has happily the faculty of doing the right
thing at the right time
There seems to be no in stationery only
made the fabrics OF "AIy Lady but tourists
post cards made for friends this
side OF the ocean
Encased armor-cad Constantine Perovitch
Pobiedonosse there wonder that the of the Holy
Synod smiles compaccny when anarchist makes him
for his bullets.
And so the delightful Chauncey NJ Depew
$4,000 Fads Fancie the de luxe publication
by Town Topics Wonder what Chauncey wanted kept
dark!
District Attorney eromes subodinate proof Of
what every sensible recognized long namely that the
set lacked that necessary possession
Whether the sun spots not prepared
SUNNY spots certainty and they good spots keep
| Of in these July days,
The Norwegans having Norway hoped their grip
upon will be firm and lasting that OF the Dutch upon
Holland
There were 40 exam
nation n Massachusetts FIVE of whom
Worthy Incidental the fact that Russia keeps right
at work double tracking the Siberian railroad.
We to lining oppressive heat
cloud.
Chicago resting place for industrial
peace.
Governor Higgins finally determined 10 shoot
a ar
\ HE ~E1kII ID a
~'>~ ." ~~-~> The =
: @ s s: :;s "a. :: % :' g: s.:
accordance notice scnt out
OF LABOR 4, .s';' e 1.s' ::' ' "s' : :as s ,: nc
rrs Ts' ~. %':, , s..9 81 nc 9, ,S@.G@ s,.r ion .,
~4.rhr iRronsh WITH and S several repp TeTe!5mS @ sn
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-07-21

Gss.=s,Sso Gs.,:;sn as
OF LABOR

The following unions will hold sessions
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-07-21

There I4o successful candidates the bar
ination in Massachusetts FIVE Of whom r. women
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-12-30

BOSTON. Dsc. 9.-Ibs rrceni rice
Ia coif-r stocks on the Bos,on stock
exchange was IN important contribui.
Ina csns~ 10 the Suspension here Of the
stock brokerage arm ~ ~ n Leighton
A Co. which assigned for the b~aefi
% lie creditors. Although the nrn T.
not msnbsr Of any stock exchange.
the assignment was adjudEsd ~ con.
siderable Importance from the fact tina,
the hrm has some forty branch oasce..
all but three 81 them In New England
cities and towns. The outside cfssces
are al Montreal. HsiIfsr. n. D.. and
~. Johns. y. y.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-12-30
ngiRgss elopao.
Mics nsseh % ~. Lssis Mes os with
osrsss O0ess.


ST. LOUIS. Dec. 3o.-"If you Intend
to be married come back 10 ~. Louis.
I have no objection 60 Mr.. schsrr~r
- a son-in-isw."
When the shove telegram. sent by
Adolpbus Busch. the millionaire brew.
er Of this city. 90 his daughter was
mad. public In connection with the an.
noncement that Lieutenant EduarJ
scharer Of Stuttgart. Germany. will
marry Miss wiIhelmina Busch ON New
Years day society folk here learned
for the FIRST time that the young couple
.lopcd on wednesday night.
The lieutenant and his bride 10 be
ned 10 Belleyille. III. with the inten.
ton Of being married there. To their
disfnay they found that II was impossi.
BILE to secure a marriage license he.
cause OF the lsteness OF the hour. Miss
Busch then telegrsphed her father and
waited with fear and trembling for nm
answer. Parental forgiveness was
flashed back In q hurry. and the happy
young people made haste to return
here.
Lieutenant scharrer. who has known
Miss Busch since Childhood. arrived In
this country from Germany last Sat,
urisy and while stopping at q hotel
here has been q frequent visitor at
the Busch home.
The honeymoon will probably be
spent at Mr.. Busch's winter home at
Pasadena, Cal.
Miss Busch has been regarded by
matchmakers as the greatest catch Of
the Mississippi valley. her engagement
to prominent attorney has been fire.
quently rumored. and her friends have
often insisted that she was engaged to
Mr.. Scharrer, but no announcement
has ever been made. She Is reported
to be twenty-ons years Of age and he
twenty-nlne.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-12-30

NEW YORK. De-. ~ Fire last
nlEhi on the brooklyn water front de.
sirayei the iwo story corrugated iron
building. bounded by Washington and
Plymouth streets and the East river.
owned aud ocrnpI~i by the New Ter.
s~y Brilustting company. The compa.
NY manufactured. compressed fuel
bricks. COMPOSED 81 coal dust. tar aud
OIL The large stock Of these on hand
made a fierce blaze. and for n time the
extensive water front interests IN the
virinliy Of the building were threaten.
.d. The loss was s0.0o0.
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cAcsass IN CONTROL.
Es-rs~sissss ssssis. ssss Go ~
<eas Istss.

ns-rsesissss ssssis. ssss GO ~
Near Jssss.
WASHINGTON, Dee. Al-Mr. Daw-
son. minister a sanio Dominso. cables
that es'frcsident Msrsles l. siill nght
ins near jalns with . small forue ana
that the Ilnlnislas are advancing from
Monie crisii against santisga ssnIe
Domingo riiy 10 quiet. ha, apIrshen'
sige.
renor JouheFi. the Dominicsn minis
ier. has received . dispatch from senoi
Ielers, the milisisr VI foreign s1sirs
IN which the statement VAS made that
tho entire cahlnst 10 Ia favor % the
modus Nis-ndi aud Ia favor of The
pcnding treaty. with the esospiion u
the seventh article. whish Il /. desired
shall BE- amended - ne "a provide that
u assistance fnom this government l.
needed Ia caring foe tho Internal 90
faifs % the republic II shall h. ask-si
for by the ronsr~ss ~ santa fboiainsa.
A. tho article now stands. unan~nissi.
the United State. hes the right a. take
such action 40 n deems proper 81 the
request u the Domlnirsn government
Tho Dominican congress. according 90
ssnor ieahsrt's dispatch. stand. rad,
10 rstify the treaty IN snch amended
form. These assurances WIRE convey,
ii 10 tho state department by the min
lister.
fer.s. the dspos.i governor % rusr'
10 Plata. has gone "a Monts crisfi
This may mean that the storm c-nfef
IL al Monte crisii. which has always
b~~n a revolutionary provinces. rsr
mo~ Than q year after Mofsies he
came president -,iosts crlsti remained
severed from the rect ~ the country
II was only last summer that the dis
ncuities we're adjusted. Many ~ the
revolutionary i~adrr- live al Monte
cristi. aud q large number 81 the rrso
luiioas Of the past few years have
originated there.
senior Jonb-rf. the minister TO the
United States frsm ssnio Domingo.
called NJ tho state department lie said
that Csccr-- should be In s.nfo Do- |
mInso city by this time aud that be-
had probably assumed control ~ IN.
government.
senor Joubert says he does not er~ii,
the report from Cape Haitien that No
rsics has won q battle In tho north.
crn part Of sanio Domingo.
The gunbcat Dubuque has sailed
from Monte cristi for santo Domingo
city.