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Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1905-05-19
Ohe ANNAPOLIS
Banking and Trust Co.
NOW OPEN AND READY FOR BUSINESS.

Temporary Location-Maln Street Near Church Circle
Capital Stock $4,000 Authorized Capital-$25o ,ooo
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-02-28
JUDGE SWAYNE ACQUITTED.

The failure mpeah Judge Charles Swayne
garded as in surprising for after the charges
lated such result generally anticipated To
thirds vote of the twelve
majority against the accused Judge
Swayne sustained by majority while
totirds threetouhs in of
pac grand jury the house of fully justified
in investigating the charges brought before
wiser policy order trial. than refusing
however weak for the capers cry Judge Swayne
had been shielded through political influence
cannot be denied that the impeachment articles finally
drawn by the house of bby
SO there will be disposition question the justice
verdict This latest failure convict directs
cumbersomeness of the impeachment process
When the civil officers high
and conferred congress
there those who feared that in lodging such authority
legislative branch of the they opening the way
its possible employment for egmate partisan PURPOSES Only
OF the eight i2 that have been held by the furnished
ground for fear that the impeachment might
instrument of political That
Associate suce Samuel Chase the United States
and in spite of the bitter strife Republicans Federas
he escaped conviction.
In FIVE of the eight impeachment trials the accused
and in the other three executive officers hTat defendants
were found guilty pretty convincing evidence that the impeachment
process is about as abortive as it is cumbersome
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-02-28
JAPAN'S TERMS OF PEACE.

1t was officially announced Washington yesterday that
reports to the effect that Japan had through the of the
United States proposed for the ending of
entirely without foundation true but
probably also that while making statement
the nkade has apeH conditions
is willing end the struggle The possible
includes the recognition of apan suzeanty Korea the
Japan and the of the Eastern Chinese by
international commission.
Japan really willing agree peace upon such terms
she as moderate in her attitude toward all but crushed
she has been effective in driving that foe Manchua
There however demand that Japan could
to the four already outlined 1t becomes opera
tive will OF greater value than the others
AS guaranty OF future peace Japan demand guar
anty that the number of ships Russia the far
should be limited
When the struggle course will prob
ably be to build warshp speedily possible and concen
rae them at Nadvostok When her naval strength
sufficient not unlikely she will find provoke another
quarrel Thus menaced Japan could follow other than
to build ship for ship though involved mpovershment while
she would be constantly disturbed by Russia might Sc
cure naval supremacy clear the Japanese fully appreciate the
absolute necessity of retaining command sea- while at Toxic
seriously oonnded that peace should be agreed TO until the
Baltic feet its the DESTROYED thus
rendering Russia inpotent navally for years.
However warshps may build Japan will be assured
OF reasonabegee OF security If limit pt7rv upon re rur1
Der that be sent for difficulties of VOYAGE
OF 1900 miles would almost counterbaance naval superiority
"a Russia might be able TO attain home
Nor would demand for such be unusual for there
se many precedents to sustain it, There an arrangement
setween the United States and regarding armed YES
ses the Great Lakes by the relating Dardnees
the use Of the Black feet restricted while in many conven
u0ns the dsmanig Of frontier oreses provided Obviously
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-02-28
A SURPRISING AND
VERY ODD EXHIBITION

The wonderful collection OF paintings.
now being shown at 300 Westminster
street in this city. is certainly deserving
OF the title as given in the above caption.
The astonishing and beautiful effects
exploited In the display and demonstra-
tion OF the peculiar qualities OF these
paintings are certainly astonishing and
surprising. One can but believe the evi-
dence OF their own eyes, yet you are
quite ready to discredit that evidence In
witnessing the novel effects in this odd
exhibition
one Of the most striking pictures shown
is that OF the Temptation OF Faust"
In this picture YOU see only the figure OF
the old DR. Faustus engaged at his
alchemist furnace and calling upon the
spirits 10 give him the possession OF
youth. so that he may enjoy it's pleasures
This picture is a very clever one, the
drawings and coloring being OF the best
As YOU are gazing at the picture
"Mephistopheles" appears In the same
canvas, and the figure OF the old doctor
is seen to gradually change "a that or a
young man. The features and costume Of
the younger man being entirely different
to that of the old man. The vision OF
Marguerite" IL then seen to slowly ap-
pear I'm the same manner ana on the
same canvas surface. The changes are
singularly lfelke in their action and
strikingly effective I'm the impression on
the mind Of tho beholder.
How these changes are made, especially
when one is given the opportunity to
convince himself that there is no trick
or device used I'm their manipulation. Is
simply marvellous and astonishing under
the circumstances. when you are alb
solutely convinced Of the series OF pic
lures and figures all being on the same
canvas surface. In conjunction with the
fact that the whole picture Is simply
painted I'm oil colors. or this fact one
Is at liberty 10 convince himself. as all
are invited 70 examine the canvas and
everything connected with the exhibition
closely as one desires.
The exhibition IL certainly entirely
original and clever. as we'll as being ex-
tremely interesting and attractive.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-02-28
WRIGHT
WRONGS
HIS WIFE

On the 18th OF this month large.
brawny woman called at the Central
station and asked Capt. Lawrence TO look
up her missing husband. Joseph Wright.
Tearfully she explained that Wright
had done wrong While he had moral
right TO do what he did Wright had
wronged her.
She was a Woodworking washerwoman
and by frugality extending over number
or years, had saved up $500
I; seemed right for Mrs. Wright, so she
ssid 10 bank her money i'm the name OF
herself and her husband.
But there her Judgment seemed wrong,
for Wright had gone 10 the bank and with
his right hand had seen tit TO right his.
Wright's name TO an order for $500 OF the
family fund.
Wright. az It has since been ascertained,
vent right TO Boston for n right good
time.
Alas. he went to the wrong place for he
had been I'm a hotel there but few hours
when a thief nailed the big bunch OF long
gIeer. and Wright was right on his uppers,
so to speak.
Right quickly Wright realized that his
good time had come 10 an abrupt ending
Wright pondered over the wrong he had
done and when he got himself 20 rights
started for home.
He arrived here yesterday. but judici-
ously kept out OF the way OF his angry
spouse.
AZ Mrs Wright was leaving home this
mcrning 10 do a washing she spotted
Wight on the street
Whights wrong loomed up In allits bit
terness and right at him the enraged
woman few.
1t was wrong for her 10 do this. 1t was
not her right to right the wrong. That
was the business OF the court.
Right or wrong. that made no difference
to her. She seized Wright by the scufr OF
his neck. and with her strong right sailed
right into Wright.
The fret blow delivered was on the
right side OF wright's nose. Then
Wright's right eye was draped in black
and blue the right side OF Wrights face
was scored and scratched and his shirt
fTcnt torn and put right out Of business.
Mrs Wright having thus in a measure
righted the wrong. and having spent her
breath and strength on the culprit turn
ell him right over 10 the police.
Wright was taken TO the Central sta
ton. was assigned 10 cell on the right
hpnd row and sat right down TO brood
over the question. do two wrongs make
"A rlght3'
The court cannot pass upon the right OF
Wright 10 write his name as he did; he
had that legal right.
What will be done Is that Wright will
be charged with not having done the
right thing by Mrs. Wright In not sup
porting her rightly.
He will come up tomorrow on the charge
o" neglecting 10 support his wife, and II
Wright gets the right sentence. public
opinion will not say that the court did the
wrong thing by Wright
Wright is 90 years old and resides at 81
Eudora street
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-02-28
The Grow1er.

The Growler met n married friend OF
his taking dinner In the Newman and
naturally asked him n his folks were
away from home. The friend looked up
with a melancholy expression In his eyes
and remarked: "No--theyre not away;
you see yesterday was wash-day and
brought two OF my friends home TO din
ner-thars alll The sun hasn't shone In
my nelghborhood since"
Talk about your green onesl" They
tell the story OF young man from the
country, not far from here, who had
never been 20 Providence-and he was
q years OF age. When he reached his
majority his dad gave him 81 and told him
90 20 see the capital lie came into
town and went 90 one Of the theatres
and the following was HIS experience as
he told II 90 the Growler: Wall ysee
7 went T. the office and bought ticket.
went inside and II was awful dark. Pretty
soon tn lights lit up and IN people be-
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-02-28
BOYS
MAKE BAD
BEGINNING

Two boys. w. Newton steere and Leon
ard NJ. Perkins. each about u years old.
havemade bad beginnings In life
Tfay were arraigned before Judge
Sweetland today upon charges which will
probably curtail their liberty until they
have reached majority. unless I'm the
meantime. clemency. which includes pro-
bation is extended TO them.
or November 18th, and daytime. they
broke and entered the church OF the
Cranston street Baptist society and stole
two electric switches. two bells. two push
buttons. six incandescent lamps and three
books all OF the value OF $40.
ON February I'd they appropriated Rep.
Arthur w. Dennis electric automobile
and left IT I'm wooded patch. near the
shore, below Pawtuxet. where they had
run down the storage battery.
Before deserting the carriage they stole
g key, without the use OF which the car
could not be started up again.
Or February 18th they broke and enter
ed IN, the daytime a shed in the rear of
Rep. Dennis house. stole his automobile
ran II about the country. left IL near
Roger Williams park. again stealing the
key which governs the starting mechan-
ism
On the same day they broke into anoth-
er garage stole auto number PSI. which
they htched to Rep. Dennis carriage
that they might mislead any person who
inspected IL white they were having their
ride.
They pleaded guilty and were held for
tho grand jury In $500 each for the break
al the church: $500 each for breaking into
the Dennis garage and were fined sl5 each
70, maliciously driving off the vehicle on
Feb. I'd
The other complaint was not pressed.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-02-28
EX-MAYOR LOWS ADDRESS.

Worthy of the most careful consideration is the address OF x
Mayor Seth Low before the Harvard political club Boston last
evening Mr. Low took for his subject "A College Mans Influence
Politics and he made highly interesting if he did not
speak plainly the neglect of their full duties by of the
educated class this country One thing he did impress
strongly his hearers the necessity of forgetting
Understanding the value of popular suffrage
words full of and vigor he pointed did
great English pubcist Lord Acton that is matter of
choice this placing the responsibility for the of the
community upon the the people but the only hope for the
vgor continuity community Mayor Low criticised pres
New very sharply especially large
of the leader of Tammany hall and relatives
receiving He blamed Richard Croker for the
he in politics all the time for his pocket
because demoralized every follower of Tammany.
The laid oenest the door of the former
his the democratic spirit Even fellow refomers who praised
unsesnes said he cold and kept of the
people His speech in Boston, however full of fire
confidence He declared indifference the of the college
much OF tendency criticism bad for the
The body polite he said B vastly safer that embraces
that feel and the elements that think In Russia the
body of the people shut from all share the
how feeble Russia finds herself the face OF Japan
don't that the who thinks is always wrong
the feels always right although think he often is
make understand that is of tremendous
poranc country have represented in the suffrage both Of
those elements"
York city Mr. Low contended is orderly than
the world and he often thought standing would
be required keep order but for universal suffrage After
laying clearly the doctrine that the nation needs
Millions he declared that college ought bring his
toc knowledge he Judge of passing with broader
perspective and labor the highest standards.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-02-28
JEWISH HISTORICAL SOCIETY MEETS

Cincinnati. Ohio. Feb. S-The thir-
t,enth annual meeting Of the American
Jewish Historical society Is in session At
the Cincinnati club. Dr. Cyrus Alder. Gu
rHtor at the Smithonian Institute and
president OF the society, I'm his annual ad-
Gress discussed Jews in the diplomatic
correspondence of the United states"
Tho object OF the organization Is 20
gather and preserve the history Of the
Jews
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-02-28
JAP WRESTLER DEFEATED.

Salt Lake City. Utah. Feb es-Jiu Jlt-
su has proved inferior To the American
wrestler in match between Eddie Rob
inson. a wrestler Of local prominence. and
hadura Murayama, OF San Francisco.
Each man was allowed TO use his own
style OF wrestling. and Robinson twice
put the Japanese down with comparative
ease. using n half Nelson hold In each in
stance.
The first fall wa accomplished I'm three
minutes and II seconds; the second In
two minutes and 10 seconds
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-02-28
RUSSIA TO HAVE WARsHIpS BUILT.

Seattle. wash. Feb ga A. Della
koft. n special agent Of the Russian OF
finance. Is here. lie says that Russia IL To
cor struCt a battleship, two cruisers and
several torpedo boats I'm the United
States within the next year for delivery
after the war in the orient. lie will visit
Morah Brothers shipyard In order to re-
Iort on its capabilities.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-02-28

Says the Boston Journal Good for Bishop McVkar of Rhode
very properly conventional pcurng
thin cadaverous products of humanity The bishop
giant weighs $50 pounds yet his pety
on that
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-02-28

gan 20 come. Then there was lot OF
fellers come out I'm front with all sorts
OF musical instrumcnts-on had hlg
fiddle. another a little fiddle. one 10 dig
horn and another a little horn Tney
begun TO play. They didn't all play at
once. but they made pretty gol burned
good music
There was great big picture on tn
wall and pretty soon IL went right up In
the ceiling Then there were a lot OF
people come on tn stage and began 20
talk about something ] wasn't Interested
In an got up an left"
To say the right thing at the right time
and I'm the right way Is a task worthy OF
any mans effort. They tell story OF an
Elmwooder which is worth repeating The
young man was coming down on a car
one afternoon last week. and at a certain
street a friend OF his wife's entered the
car. Up jumped our friend and offered
his seat. and as the lady took it she
said: TOO bad 20 deprive YOU Mr.---.--"
To which the young man replied. (en-
deavoring TO he as polite as possble):
NO depravity-no depravity. l assure
you"
Say. did you ever go on Westminster
street on Saturday afternoon and notice
out. It's wonderful Last Saturday the
Growler counted 20 different ones. and
seven of them were wheeled by men.
We all like babies and they ought to
have fresh air galore, but then there are
Ave other days than Saturday In the week
when they could be taken on Westminster
street The street really won't stand the
crush. Why. II two baby carriages get
together going the opposite direction and
suburban ~
blockade for an hour. one woman with
a go-cart pushed II halfway up my left
leg the other Saturday and didn't seem
TO notice my discontinue. After about
two minutes | asked her II she would
try the right leg. as my left one was
really out OF business
TEDDY SAWYER
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-02-28

George Boutwell, like the late Senator Hoar, the
dauned foe oppression and tyranny irrespective of the color Of
oppressed
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-02-28

The secretary OF the treasury says that
No silver dollars bearing the date OF 1905
have been struck This is In accordance
WITH the act OF 1900. amended in 1908, au-
thorizing subsidiary coinage to the limit
OF tho stock OF bullion"-New York
Times
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-02-28

gone by the who Struck OIL generally struck
when strikes oil he better
before unless he also strikes the who grants the
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-02-28

''Oh. please" the young hen pleaded
nervously. what's the proper way TO
sit on = nest
'Hatch-wayi" replied the old hen. with
a silly cackle. le.-Philadelphia Press
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-02-28

Ex-Governor Boutwes death has called attention the
that Bay born the yearSIS
Boutwell, Butler, Banks Andrew CASTOR, Talbot
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-02-28

Never having tried state socialism, the
putro men OF Kansas may be led astrsy
far enough TO establish state oil refn-
cry; but, having quaffed deeply at the
fountain Of populism, they halk when ask
eel 60 pass a law providing for state man
asement of railroads owned by private
capital"-Milwauke Sentinel
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-02-28

when she does make Japan she is the victor will not fail
that Russias power be restricted
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-02-28

1t does not require expert to predict what will bc life
insurance company managers quarene
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-02-28

AS nation Americans coffee than other people
this spite the fact that thousands of dollars
every year prove coffee harmful
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-02-28
What Others
Arc Saying

Napoleon settled for once and for all
the possibilities Of invading Russia. The
hase OF Russian power IL impregnable at
least. but Il is this very base which Is be-
ing shaken by intestine connict."-Pitts-
burg Gazette.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-02-28

when the people OF this country real
ized tho burden which would be imposed
upon them by government ownership OF
railroads they would soon make up thcir
minds that II would be better for the ma
tlon that the government keep out Of the
railroad business. s."--Baltimore Sun.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-02-28

Impeachment is least unusual form of punishment and
looks If it would continue such.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-02-28

Must the country then settle down 10
the humilIating belief that Addicks is big
ger than the state OF Delaware7'-Ksnsas
City star
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-02-28

"If Il becomes absolutely necessary 20
do SO in order TO gain possession OF all the
evidence the Standard OIL company NAV
even decide to buy Kansas outright
Chicago Record Herald
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-02-28

1T looks ugly down at Panama and II
President Roosevelt car make 81 look
pretty by thinning down tho grafters.
cutting out the press agents and pushing
the work to completion, he will deserve
reputation for having broken up one OF
tho biggest and oldest ncsts OF grafters
that we have ever produced In this coun-
y"--Galvcston News
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-02-28

Subscribers The News regularly receiving their Will
ranfer favor bx sending notification The News Office of
allure delivery that The News be obtained
from newsboy from this fact
viii De appreciated by The News management.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-02-28

Even Oyama couldn't resist the temptation join the strike
against Russia
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-02-28

1T seems 10 he the idea Of some persons
tha' arbitration Is an excellent thing 81
lons as the arbitration courts sustain
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-02-28

our expansion policy has quickened
tho nerve and spirits OF the country, and
any backward or tardy step in the naval
program could be nothing less than dis
graceful "--CincinnaS Enquirer.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-02-28

we arc undertaking In the 1sthmus OF
Panama an immense work Of engineering
which calls for courage, determination
and high intelligence. We think II will not
be said that America has been found
wanting In these qualities. philadelphia
1poulrer.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-02-28

their contentions-that otherwise the sys
tenn is failure. Buffalo Courier.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-02-28

apa in the thought standing army would
required there to keep order suffrage
ayng clearly doctrine that the nation needs
Millions he declared that college ought bring his
oca knowledge he Judge of passing with broader
perspective and labor the highest standards.
Says the Boston Journal: Good Bishop McVckar
He very properly objects the conventional pcurng of
thin cadaverous products OF humanity The bishop
giant and weighs pounds his piety has
,ssened that
years gone by who Struck o generally struck
Nowadays when strikes oil he is better
than before unless he also strikes the who grants the
ates.
George Boutwell, like the Senator Hoar
foe of oppression and irrespective of the color of
oppressed skin and he did valiant work for the Irish
Boutwel has called
Bay governors born in the year-ISS
Boutwell, Butler Banks, Andrew, CASTOR Talbot and Gardner
a nation Americans coffee than any other people
this spite of the fact that many thousands of dollars spent
very year prove coffee harmful
does require expert predict what will bcfa life
company its managers do their quareng
Impeachment least unusual form of punishment
ooks as if it would continue such
Oyama couldn't resist temptation Join the strike
ganst Russia.
otherwise the sys,
4 I Coure
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