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lost all patience with them, says Mrs.
Saunders
Then back she came TO New York where
with some out for a serious Illness she has
worked at her keyboard ever since For
tune has shifted for her and she doesn't
have to work unless she wants to- but she
wouldn't know how to live away from
business and her machine.
Mrs. Saunders's most precious possession
il "A letter written on the typewriter by
YoIt himself. II was picked on on the
keys-for Yost never learned TO write well
on his own invcntion-on Jan p. 1875.
1t assures Mrs Saunders that she has ao-
quired enough speed TO insure her the
position "a operator for the company.
When | celebrate my fiftieth ami
versary," said Mrs Saunders yesterday. Il
am going to send it TO the company and
ask them 10 put it in a gold frame for mel =
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-01-18
CHTNA'S COMPLAINT.
Declares That Russians Have NNi Kept 10
the War Zone,

spsCal cable DtguGiob 70 1HE SUS.
LoNnoN Jan. IT, A despatch TO the
Morning rot from Shanghai says That
China denies the charges contained IN the
Russian note Of protest charging her with
various violations Of neutrality.
China complains that the Russians have
entered fhe dominon OF ri and practically
occupied kashgar The Governor Of Kash-
gar has asked the Chinese Board of Foreign
Affair ~ negotiate Cor the withdrawal
'f'he Russians.
TIE ieu'.in correspondent Of the Tele-
aqW sa,- that RUSSIA has notified China
~ ihe most peremptory manner that y
TINA continues 70 discriminate against
Russian ran,raband in favor Of Japan
Russia will march forces into northern
China and Chinese Turkeetan Niceroy
luan smn kai considers that tho situation
Is Very serious
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The weather.

n continued 10 grow warmer yesterday. espc-
cally IN the Guli states and the middle Vest Frccz
zing weather stlu covered the country south 70
tar cas-, Cult and tho line Of freezing extended
northwcstward - Montana The temperature
reached zero only in North Dakota
SNOW Zen In the New England States and rain on
the north Paclac coast. elsewhere the weather
remained generally fair
The pressure was high over all The country eI
c-pt northern Sew England and tho lower 81.
Lawrence valley.
In thls city the day was fair and warmer wind
fresh 20 brisk southwest: average humidity, 20
per cent Barometer corrected TO read 70 sea le.el
ntsA NJ, s).ia; , p. NJ. 2'.ii. "a
The temperature yesterday, as recorded by the
orirAl thermometer. \ shown IN ihe anneHcd table
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-01-18
BiLTIC FLEET TO 60 on.
Ito teStyensky Reports That lie VIII sail
From Madagascar.

Special cable Despatch 10 rHg SuN
PARIS. Jan. 1.-THE st. Petersburg cor
respondent Of the Md,,n says that Admiral
Rojestvensky has telegraphed to Minister
of Marine Avellan that junction has been
effected bet ween the two divisions OF the
Baltic feet, commanded respectively 10y
Rear Admiral Volkersam and himself, and
that he is about TO leave Madagascar with
the fleet az it is, without waiting for the
squadron which recently sailed from Sue2
under he command Of Rear Admiral Bo-
troVsSy.
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no STUDY THE CANAL COUNTRY
Prof. Ilbbcy Of Princeton sailed Yesterday
With Engineer Parsons.

PRINCETON, Jan. 17.-Prof. William Lib
bey. head of the department Of physical
geography in Princeton University and
fellow Of many American and European
geographical societies. started to- day on a
trip 70 Panama. Prof. Libbey and Prof.
william H. Burr Of Columbia University
are to travel as guests OF MI. Parsons,
engineer of the New York subway, and
consulting engineer to the Panama Canal
Commission.
During five weeks sojourn on the
Isthrnus they wi study the countrythrorgh
which the canal Is TO pass.
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North sea Commission Meeting.

Special cable Drspqicn 10 IN sun.
PARIS. Jan. 17.-To-day's meeting Of the
international commission Of inquiry into
the North Sea incident was absolutely
secret 1t was devoted to placing in the
hands Of the president the statements Of
Russia and England which will be read al
meeting on Thursday, which will be the
first public session.
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IWWfNT ~
WEATHER FORECAST PoR TO DAY .Sp To MORROW.
For eastern Nsr YORK. N-'r Jer'fy Eastern Penn
.,lr,1fs and Bdqtrart pGrfly cloudy 10 dHy ana TO-
,1o,,otr. ifyhf 10 freth s0ufhisen 10 trft irpat
For New England. partly cloudy to day and
,,reortasr warmer to day IN nnrih portion. fresh
southwest 20 south winds
For western New YORK. snow aurrcs 90 day *
crpt fair IN The southeast portion. 90 morrow rain
ar snow. fresh southeast 10 south winds.
For the district OF Columbia. Mar land and
VIRGINIA. partly cloudy 10 dag and 70 morr17.
ucht souta winds
For W. stern Pcs7.y iv1n'a. n-Tty ciaHN i0
cag. 20 uJriJ.. f-il OF s1o@ irll soi'h .nas.
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onnnna Common I'D ID Points.

Tho directors Of tho Chicago Minneapolis.
St Paul and Omaha Railroad MET yesterday
and increased the -emi-anuIal dividend on
the stock from per cont TO 80 per cent.
making the rate 7 per cent. per annum,
Previous 10 tho declaration Of this dividend
on tho stock Exchange Omaha common
advanced some 10 points 70 40, at which
price It closed. after transactions in about
400 shares
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-01-18
Russian Raiders Escape.

Spfcill Cablf Drfpl'lt % THF SUI.
TOXIC Jan. 17.-The report that Gen.
Miscellaneous raiders had reinined the
main Russian army is confirmed All is
quiet at Newchwang, in the vicinity of
which the raiders operated. No operations
except outpost skir1nishing ia reported from
tho main forces
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-01-18
NrERIct PLEASED FUSHInI.
Prince Returns TO Toxic and Reports 10
the Mlkado.

"Tf---l Cl5lf Dftrafth % THF Sun
inEio, Jan. 1.-THE Mikado to-day
received M audience Prince Fushimi who
returned yesterday from the United States,
whittier he was sent on an official mission
by bis Majesty
be Prince was greatly pleased with his
,tii and said that the good feeling toward
Japan that was displayed everywhere in
america greatly surprised him.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-01-18
Pistol Practice Victim Dead.

Policeman Ira Kinne of 100 West i39d
street. who was accidentally shot Ia the
stomach while taking part with several
other policemen in target practice ia the
Ninth Regiment aunory Oh '.oniay, dicl
in Bellevue Eo,lit3l LIST - Ia.
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The Willie lmina was insured in London
last November at 80 per cent on the cargo
and 25 per cent. on the hull. The last three
seizures made at yea by the japanese, the
British steamship Nigretm, tho british
steamship Roseley and the Wilhelmina, are
va hied at 81 900 900.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-01-18
uousesmirhs Drop Demand for Raise.

The Housesmiths and Bridgemen's Union
has decided not to press it, demand for IS
a day wages this year, an advance Of so
cents over the present rate, IN ia agree
meut with the Iron League The unions
secretary. William Green. says this il be-
cause trade * dull.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-01-18
SO Guns TAKEN.
Japanese Also Secured Eight LocomotlN IS
ana Many Cars al Port Arthur

rreca! C0ije Desp1'ch 10 THE SrS
'-p. Jan i7.-lt Is stated authorize
my bat the japanese captured $40 guns
~ Por Arthur Very few were damaged.
L''ti .com3'lvos ard REQ railroad C-rs
N'' --, -sn-s. , lie .l-..s.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-01-18
JARS SEIZE DUTCH STEAMER
was on Her Way to VIadN ostok win a
Cargo OF Coal.

TOXIC. Jan. II A japanese torpedo boat
captured to-day the Dutch steamship viii
helmina. which was on her "ay to Nladi-
vostok with load OF Cardiff coal.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-01-18
SCHOOL or PHILANTHROPY.
Charity Organization society Discusses
Its Field at Annual Meeting.

The Charity Organization Society held
it's annual meeting last night in the Charities
Building, los East Twenty-second street.
and took as the subject for the evening
-Sr.ecial Training for Social Work" Presi-
Int Butler Of Columbia University and
u avid Colt Gilman. former president OF
Johns Hopkins University discussed the
School of Philanthropy. Robert W. De
Forest presided.
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ID.

III.
ON Tuesday. Jan.
han Seagle. al ST
8 Russell Flelseh
nbe,
By. Jan. II. 1905.
ork. by the Rev.
" the Rev. William
Fine Morgan DIX.
Dr. and Mrs. Dir,
eelock. son of Dr..
|ock.
!. on Sunday. Jan
bnly child OF Arohl-
ih Fraser Barrow.
Dunham, youngest
nd Jane Durham.
Tited TO attend fu-
rsidenee. iiS Bank
p NJ lnterment
th Of Robert swain
academy OF Design
sned mem bcrb. and
nost practitioners.
U.Df which ne formed
$ the record OF its
and conscien ilouB
the departure OF .
ihe National Acsd-
ders Its profound
Mr. clifford. and
his memory as .
reiary is instructed
the public press.
ous. Secretary.
tnt
PIX city. sunday.
Rinns, In his oats
= residence. MoT
a j.. Oh Wednesday.
fcs Will uret trains
". New Yorf city.
Is J Pnl!sdeiPh's
pc copy. yune!ai
NJ Mercer ST. Jerssy
lan5. Leonard J.
y late Philip and
Near.
BID 81 the Wayne
Wayne near Grove
IAN. 20. at 70 O'Clock
nlence OF family,
n failure. at her
Jan. II. 1905, GER
u1s CasS l1edyard
william 2, Prince.
At the Church OF
Elson av. and BSth
4. Jan. 10. Al 1880
II.
Murray. wife OF the
bother OF the Rev.
#sy Beach.
Ffted TO attend her
j n. from her late
Jersey City. thence
here q solemn mass
ID for the repose OF
a. 1905. Henry B.
scsidanoe. the oak.
Y Wednesday. Jan. -.
PranelSoo papers
Jan. 10. 1903. Ruth
nghter OF Ralph n
'Wolcoti. his wife.
feshyteria1 Church.
morning, jan -,
yes Grand Central
lon Monday, Jan.
Everen Stouxhton
|fabeth Van Rveren-
knirAl Valley. n. T.
J. 80 o'clock. Train
b Boston. Chicago
tse copy.
- Edward Winch
psl Church. csiskiiL
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-01-18

expect there keep
|weil-nerv-
4 NADELAINE
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-01-18

ION Tuesday, Jtn.
an Sesgle. al ST
3 Russell Flelsch =
Hbe,
&y. Jan II. 1905.
ork. by the Rev.
~ the Rev William
Zine Morgan Dir.
Dr. and Mrs. Dir.
o'clock. son OF DIT.
ock.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-01-18

4 last yeas
caught on,
Derbies.
.only 1904,
Derbies are
bet in the
s. hats
blu.
roughness
kpert' S eye
y from our
had block
ill be good
put them
J benefit Of
good look
as well as
j who don't
which they
COMPANY.
kores.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-01-18

y, on Sunday, Jan
bnly child OF Arohl-
Nh Fraser Barrov.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-08-18
Y. M. C. A. BUSINESS MEMS
CLASS HAD IDEAL OUTING

The Business Mems Gymnasium club Of
the Y NJ c. A. had another successful
outing yesterday for accompanied by a
contingent OF the fair sex II went via
Broad street through Warwick. Button
woods and Apponaug TO East Greenwich
and Narragansott Pier whore about five
hours were spent in bathing and athletes,
including baseball.
At AIS the special car was again board
ed and the party proceeded To WEXFORD
where one OF Mrs G.. l.. Prentice's chick
on pie dinners was enjoyed AT tho Wick
ford house The start from Wexford was
made at 7.3o and by the light OF the moon
which rose early the class and guests rode
homeward assured that the outing was In
every way successful and one rejecting
credit upon John J. Butler. +. II. Cady
and 4. J Bennett the committee.
The passengers were left along the War
wick shore as they had been picked up
most Of them are summering at the West
Shore resorts
These are the officers ~ the club: Pres
ldent. John J Butler. vice president A. J..
Bennett. treasurer r. n Cady. secre-
tary. A c Casey: executive committee,
William Donaldson. r y. Cook. j s.
Ashworth. Z. J. Hurd and Rev. Mr..
wheeler.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-08-18

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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-08-18
DOCTOR OF DIVINITY
Congdsn Street Church Pastor Warmly
Congratulated BY His PEOPLE.

The members OF the Congdon Street
Baptist church, with friends. met at the
church parlors last evening to extend
congratulations to the pastor, Rev Sid
ney w. Smith. upon whom Guadalupe
college or Sequn, Tex, had conferred the
degree or doctor OF divinity.
After half an hour OF congratulations
the following program was carried out:
Selection by the choir; prayer. Rev. DR..
Ely; address, THE Pastors Relationship
to the Deacon's Board piano solo, Mrs.
F. Thomas; paper. "Our Pastor" Miss
Nettle Smith; piano solo, Miss L. Eat
man OF New Jersey: address, Miss f..
Powell; selection by the choir: address.
Deacon ]. II. Fleming; solo. S. w.
Ockery: three-minute addresses by or
lando Jones. w. II. winston. Archibald
Marshall. w NJ. Major and u S. Peters
superintendent OF the Sunday school /:
plano solo. Miss II Coleman; address. w
NJ. Gross; address, W. II Higgins. NJ. n. :.
selection by the choir address. Rev. A.
McCallum, II. d; closing address by the
pastor. After the exercises refreshments
were served.
Rev. Mr.. Smith leaves on his vacation
OF a month this week The pulpit will
be supplied by the Rev. F. S Hatton. n.
n. OF Boston. Rev. Mr. Matthews OF Fall
River anu Or. Ely OF this city for the
first three Sundays.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-08-18
PARENTS BRING HOME BODIES
OF DROWNED CHILDREN

New York. Aug. 1s.-Mr. and Mrs. Jere-
miabs.Richards. who live at 252 West
Eighty seventh street are on their way
here from Chain OF Ponds. Me. with the
bodies Of their son and daughter. William
6tiger Richards and Ethel Adelaide Rich
ards. who were drowned on Wednesday
at Chain OF Ponds.
August T. Ickelberg. an undertaken at
t34 Ninth avenue. received word by wire
from Mr.. and Mrs. Richards yesterday
that they would be here today with the
bodies. Nothing was known at the under
takers about the drowning.
- william stiger Richards was a memher
OF the Society Of Colonial Wars the New
York Athletic club. Sons OF the Revou-
zion. the Society of the War Of 1912 and
Mayfower Descendants.
Jeremiah Richards. the father, is an
importer At 81 Grand street
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-08-18
COP TAPPED "BUTTER.IN"
ON HEAD With NIGHT STICK

One Of the curious crowd which gath
cred at the corner of Pine and Garnet
streets about 1880 o'clock last night per
sisted in ''butting in" and interfering with
oficer Benson. who was arresting a
drunken woman who had been warbling
and having an otherwice hilarious time,
that the patrolman felt compelled 10 ST.
lence the chap
He used his locust night stick so effec-
ruahy that the fellow shut UP and wa e
carried away by his friends to have his
head sewed up.
The woman was landed az the station
all right. there being no further talk ~
rescue from the crowd
In this section OF Pine street are sev
eral joints known as drinking resorts for
the women OF the street
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-08-18
REGULAR THING
Oscar Chimpla Ssrlng 9th Sentence
Again Escapes From State Farm.

Oscar Champlin escaped from the state
work house at Howard. yesterday morn
ing.
ChaImpln has been sentenced 10 the
fran n times since 1881 and has made es-
capes from the institution on several oc-
casions
The last sentence imposed was on
March % OF this year. when Champlin was
committed from Darlington on the charge
OF being common drunkard
He usually does work about the barn.
and as usual, he watched for a chance to
sneak away. AS usual he will be recap,
tured and as usual he will have TO do
double the time OF his sentence.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-08-18

WEATHER
FOR RUN

What the yachtsmen on the cruise oi
the Rhode Island Yacht club term the
pleasanest weather OF the week was that
experienced yesterday on the run from
New London 10 Block Island. This, with
the general success Of the trip, made the
run the most charming.
When the signal for the start was made
IN the morning the sun was shining as
brilliantly and as refreshingly as any
man alive could wish and as the rays
beat down on the mariners there was
feeling OF content with all the world that
made every man on the cruise rejoice that
he was alive.
Only one marring feature occurred.
The Lady Mary Senator Adrich's sloop'
which Is chartered for the season by
Whitman and Ingrsham. ran aground AT
noon on the ledge OF Wicopessett lsland
near the easterly point OF F1shers ISL
and, and the efforts OF the steam yacht
Aida and flagship Truant 10 pull her OF
proved unsuccessful.
The stormy weather OF the early part
OF the week cleared Wednesday evening
while the fleet was at New London and
after sunset the moon came out ana
beautiful evening on the water resulted'
though the air was as cool AS late IN
November. The evening was the occasion
of the midsummer mess dinner, which
was held at the Fort Griswod House and
was a most enjoyable function In every
way. being pronounced the most success
full in the history OF the club Elaborate
preparations for the affalr had been made
by the proprietor OF the house, B. F.
Yard. both house and grounds being ex-
tensively illuminated and handsome sou'
venir menu cards provided. The dinner
was an excellent one. and was followed
by a dance in the ball room, which many
of the yachtsmen attended. remaining
until nearly midnight.
The first boat in was the 1shkoodah,
which arrived shortly before 3 o'clock,
with the Wanderer " second. a little
over u minutes behind. The latter sailed
a great race. considering the rather un-
favorable wind and the big handicap Inn
posed by the arbitrary rules OF measure
ment under which she raced with the
large sloops. on time allowance she was
a winner in that class.
The Moose beat the Sachem by Il sec
ands in the small sloop class. and the
yawl wanderer again finished second In
her class. The Tuscora won a special race
for launches, finishing the course two
minutes ahead OF the Grace Alice. The
times OF finish at the Block Island break
water are as follows:
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-08-18
MEXICAN LABOHERS KILLED
As Many More Were Injured Also Ia Rear
End Crash In CaIfonIa.

San Bernardino. Cal, Aug. is.--six
Mexican track laborers were killed and
six or seven were probably fatally in
iurcd by n rear-end collision between a
Santa Re work train and nm extra south
day evening.
The work train crew had just finished
for tho day and was preparing TO run
TO San Bernardlno. when the freight
crashed into the caboose. whore the
workmcn were congregated. telescoping 10.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-08-18
WANTS
RESCUE
REWARDED

Herbert Frech. Is or 16 years old, res
cued from drowning William Frank
Corrodis. seven-year-old son OF Samuel
Corrods, a few days ago. and for his
brave action will probably receive medal
from the Massachusetts, Humane society,
IL the request of the father of the rescued
lad is granted.
The Corrodis boy was swimming in
Cranberry pond, near his home in Attle-
boro with other small boys at noon, a
few days ago.
Corrodis was seized with cramps Il is
supposed, and sank. HE companions
could not swim and fed from the place.
Frech met one OF the lads as he was
walking by and after learning OF the ac-
cident FASTENED TO Corrodis' rescue and
succeeded in bringing him ashore.
The rescued lad was unconscious and
according to his father. did not recover
for three days.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-08-18
CRUISER CHICAGO C0llIDED
WITH THE BENNINGTON

San Francisco, Aug. 1.-THE cruiser
Chicago, nagship OF the Pacific squadron.
yesterday went aground. and later collid-
ed with the gunboat Remington. near the
lighthouse and fog signal station on An
ger Island, In San Francisco harbor. on
arrival from san Deigo with the disabled
gunboat in tow and accompanied by the
naval tug Fortune. Both were considera-
bly, damaged.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-08-18
TeAMSTER SERIOUSLY I'LL

While delivering load of wood at q
Ring street George stone. a scituate
teamster. was taken suddenly ll yester.
day afternoon late and Or Edward r.
Carroll ~ Broadway was called He
found the young mans condition "a
xrious that ne cent him 10 the Rhode
Island hospital for further treatment
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-08-18

The winners in the several classes In
the first three runs OF the cruise were
given the cups presented by Commodore
Rogers at the dinner last evening. The
sloop Ishkoodah. the yawl Wanderer ~.
Miller, Sachem and Micaboo.
The fleet will make the run 10 Newport
tomorrow morning and will remain there
until Sunday.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-08-18

MRS. w1NsLows SOOTHING SYRUP
has been used for over co years by mill
lions OF mothers for their children while
teething. with perfect success. IL soothes
the child. softens the gums. allays all
rain cures wind colic. and is the best
remedy for Diarrnoea. II will relieve the
poor little sufferer Immediately. Sold by
Druggists In every part OF the world
Twenty five cents a bottle. Be sure and
ask for Mrs. winslow's Soothing syrup"
and take no other kind
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-08-18
ADDRESS ON THE FLAG
Sheriff +. B, Ham Gave Stirring Address 10
Taunton G. A. R. Post.

A stirring patriotic address on THE
Flag" was delivered last evening to Will
liam ~. Bartlett post, No 3. OF Taunton.
Mass. by Commander FRANKLIN r. Ham
of Arnold post No. 4. OF this city.
There was a large audience OF the mcm-
bers Of the post and their friends present
10 hear the sheriff who has been heard
IN some of the city schools on that same
subject
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-08-18
THE NEW HOTEL RANDALL
North Conway, NJ. ~.

North Conway, N, n.
This new hotel is one OF the most mod
ern In the White Mountains with accom-
modatons for 70 guests electric lights
suites with bath. First class service and
table Special reduced rates for Septem-
ber and October. Open year round.
Write for booklet. II. A. RANDALL,
Proprietor.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-08-18
MOUNTAIN HOME HOUSE,

In the midst of the White Mountains.
with spacious lawns and ample shade
trees Pure spring water. exempt from
hay fever, invigorating air. Excellent
table. Reduced rates for September. +.
y. SAWYER. Proprietor.