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The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1905-07-06

The above comment is pertinent
and to the point. The News has no
objection to placing Senator Money in
the Mississippi history, but, like the
Commercial, believes that the text
book commission played favorites.
Senator McLaurin is as much entitled
to place in the history as Senator
Money. Ever since the commission
made this little move everyone has
been trying to figure out what it
meant, but they don't seem to quite
grasp its meaning. To say the least,
it was little bit nervy to order the
historian to put in chapter made to
order, as it were, and has brought
down on the commission considerable
merited ridicule. Jackson News.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1905-07-06

Health Of the community is not
very good.
Walter Allen, who has been sick
for some time, is no better.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-06-27

There is probably something substantial than
the that Lord
veroy of India The decision of the British government give
Lord Kitchener absolute control of the military India
distaseu to the vceroy who unnatuay regards as
easy conceive that with OF Khener ambitious and
selfassertiye independent
forces the position of the eroy would unpleasant
rksome TO who desired be anything than gurehad
in the government of England'S Indian dependencies
1t is Lord Kicheners ambition commander the
strateg the organizer the o transportation OF
ness detail and is the evident of the government give
him opportunity realize He quick that
oommandern-chief in India he the firing British
empire In his view, Russia will attempt reooup herself either
in India Persia for what she has Manchura will
be necessary therefore that Bran army put and
permanently continued a basis
Lord Kitchener has bringing the British govern
ment to accept his views and the judgment of Lord
horizon has included only India its peoples pncpas and
frontier nations and ST Petersburg ovedden Kuc
ener ,s secured increase OF the 10000
10000 men and in organization he following closely example
OF Japan And for that Ya his Japan as we'll
as toward Russia for notice upon the world the title
of Emperor of India be maintained by fire and sword if
need be.
Even there signs that Russia preparing TO turn upon
Mongolia just she turned the Chinese provinces after
her defeat the Cmea Should she forward step there
will inevitably be watched by British advance in Persia
Persian gulf and Tibet already protection Nor
will be long before this frontier protection will meet Ruas
Aac frontier line 500 miles extent At many
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-06-27
A POLICY OF STUPIDITY.

In the clashes between the people troops Lod
Poland there ground for the persons
been killed wounded The threatened Of
Cured Warsaw and there the slaughter may terrible
odz The end certainly
OF such character The
stupid and reaconay policy of the Russian fails
to furnish the of revolt ample opportunity give every
recurring industrial controversy the aspect Of
The outbreak Lodz conclusive proof of asnny
bureaucrats The textile wongmen of this factory justly
dconented and their condition of
been seized by revoutonsts and used by ded
government by tempting it display of brutal part
the has readily enough
the theory that repression the
In dangerous inevitable that the woxingmen
should suffer first and worst Through the efforts the revolutionary
party they have been led what this distance appear
have been reasonable concessions from their employers
the granting of day and eighyto half holidays
year-arger concessions it will be
cured countries where strongly
tenched Thus through the scheing
began strike has developed revolt
in its stupidity loose
further saurnaias Of slaughter.
Now that the trouble strike
pcaed by three faoa demonstration against govern
nent Polish outbreak and uprising of the
mttee of ministers the tardy purpose
ot the includes the Polish
and language Fair words these they
any calming reassurng influence.
Just SO long the Russian government Just
long will the forces of discomfort every
and opportunity that chance places disposal
whether they be disasters land crop failures strikes
autocacy of Russia could disarm by mitigating
that the Indictment violence and revolt holding enacouy
to its policy of repression only furnish them with
tor nsurrecon and plausible for bloody eprsas.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-06-27
NO COLD FEET
ShFlnsFs VIII Sec That The Sands Are ST.
flClentIy Hot Next Thursday.

Palestine temple. A. A. O. y. NJ S.
otherwise designated as "Shriners." will
have summer outing next Thursday.
business meeting will he held al the
Masonic temple at 1890 a m. An hour
later there will be a street parade. the
Seventh Artillery band from Fort Adams
heading the line.
The route OF march will be Dorrance.
Westminster. Mathewson. Woybosset
Dyer and Crawford streets 70 the steam
boat dock Fezes will be worn. but dress
suits arc forbidden.
\ shore dinner will he served the party
a; Fields Point. and at l o'clock the
Shriners will embark on the Warwick
foY a sail down the bay, through New
port harbor and back 70 Prudence ISL
and. where at 4l5 o'clock there will be an
entertainment at the Casino, including the
serving OF a lunch.
At O'Clock the company sets sail for
this city and will repair to the Masonic
temple. whore the novices are 10 be put
through their PAGES.
The committee who will arrange for the
shore dinner. tho sail the lunch and in
cidentally tho hot sand. with which the
newcomers are 20 get hot feet. are Illus
trious George II Grant ex-officio; Illus
trious Joseph p Burlingame. chairman /:
Ilustrious Andrew J. Ferguson Illus
trious Robert T.. Spencer, Noble +. Percy
Davis. Noble Clayton A. Balou. Noble
Fred I. Dana and Noble Benjamin p.
Moulton
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-06-27
DIED

LARkUM-In this city. on the 25th inst,
John w. Larkum, aged 54 years Resi-
dence, 30 West River street
Notice of funeral later.
MEO6ERY--In Seekonk Mass the 26k
inst. Deacon Andrew " Medbery. ass
Il years. months. 2l DAYS
Funeral services "Wednesday. the 2sth
inst, AT o'clock p m. AT the First
Baptist church. East Providence Centre.
Relatives and friends are invited to at.
tend
New York and Taunton papers please
copy.
RoLANO--In this city. on the 2sS inst,
James II Roland. Residence, AS Foun-
tain street
Funeral private
WIL5UR-In LIMERICK. on the 26th inst,
Joseph r. Wilbur. in his 55th wear
Funeral at his late residence Georgia
vile road. Thursday June 30 at 1890 A.
m Services at the LIMERICK Baptist
church at IL m. Relatives and friends
are invited To attend
YoUNo-In this city. on the 25th inst.
Ann NJ. widow Of Samuel Young aged
81 years.
Funeral "Wednesday. the 2Sth inst ~
p m, from Pond street Baptist church.
Relatives and friends are invited 10 at
tend
Norwich Conn. papers please copy
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-06-27
@dd9Sa~yeN
MEMS CLUB MEETING
Annual Session and Supper Of The Mems
Club Of Washington Park N. {. Church.

The annual meeting and supper Of the
Mems club OF the Washington Park NJ. f.
church was held last evening in the
church dining hall, the president, Rich
ard w. Smith, presiding. About ninety
members and friends enjoyed the supper,
after which the business meeting was
called 10 order and the following officers
for the ensuing year were elected.
President. Richard w. Smith; vice pres
ident II. A. Mcclellan; secretary and
treasurer. n. c. Stranger; social commit
tee. Geo. W. Collier. w. r. Perkins. J. d.
Hall. Jr: membership committee. T.. W.
Smith. James Turner. j NJ. Winterich:
welcome committee. G. q. Hall, j. NJ.
Wnterich ~. l.. Anthony. n X. Gardner.
l.. w. Smith; visiting committee, c. 5
Perry II F.. Pearson. r. II Dauphinee
President Smith then called upon the
pastor OF the church. Rev l.. NJ. Flocken
10 respond 10 the toast. THE Relation OF
the club to the Church" and I'm the
course of his remarks he said that the
main work OF the Mems club was 10 solve
the boy problem. F7e deplored the fact
that only about one boy remained In the
church after his Sunday school training
to every three girls. The club could do
much I'm bringing I'm the men who had left
the church as boys. but the great prob
lem for its members TO work out was how
10 keep the boys from leaving the
church AZ that period when worldly innu-
ences were too strong for them 10 resist
Miss Herbert then read Lady Lords
OATH which was followed by v. y.
Reads response 10 "Our Aim Geo. A.
Kusterer dealt with "Our Guests" and
Miss Herbert read Angelina Johnson. 4"
our Relations 20 the Community" was d
G. Strangers topic, and Geo. W. Collier
responded to the toast. Tho Ladies'"
Rev II. A. Ridgway. former pastor Of
the church now located in New Bedford
was introduced and spoke words OF en-
couragement 20 the club. and declared
that the same high standard must be
maintained i'm the church I'm order 10 con
vince the men OF the world that there IL
something better and greater in every
way within its folds than can be found I'm
the common. worldly walks OF life To
bring men into the church without re-
forming their natures would be OF no
benefit 10 them; and a positive injury to
the church. You cannot combine spiritual
things with certain kinds OF worldly af-
fairs and make success OF IL.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-06-27
BRISTOL FERRY TRIED
New Sldewheeler Transfer Boat Worked
Satisfactorily on Measured Course.

Wilmington. Del. June 27.--Yesterday
the Husey & Jones company had trial
trip Of the steel sidewheel ferryboat Bris-
tol, built for the Newport and Providence
Railway company.
The boat left the building companys
wharf At 10 o'clock and returned at
o'clock yesterday afternoon.
1t was taken IL miles up the river as
many miles down and a run over the one
mile measured course on the New Jersey
shore. Everything worked finely. but
speed was not sought
The trial was I'm charge OF the build
ers- experts. and they report a satisfac--
tory test No contract speed was re-
quired chief Engineer Smith represent
ed tho owners OF the boat
The ferryboat Bristol. built for New
port and Providence railway. left today
for Bristol after successful trial
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-06-27
GOAKIING DISCHARGED
He Was Held as Alleged Fugitive From
Justice From Newark.

The complaint OF being a fugitive from
justice upon which John Conkling was
held In the Sixth District court yester-
day, was continued today
Conkling, who had been serving term
in the county jail, was detained at the
request OF the police authorities OF New
ark, y. j., on the charge OF grand Sas-
ceny.
As the New Jersey officers failed TO
show mp and take the prisoner as thoy
had agreed 10 do, Conkling was released
from custody.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-06-27
HEFFERNAN ARRESTED
Former Insurance Agent Is Charged With
Illegally Pr1cicIng Medicine

Thomas Heffernan was placed under ar
rest by Detective Ahern this morning on
a warrant alleging that he was unlaw-
fully practcing medicine
Heffernau advertised himeslf as a doc.
tor OF dermatology and physical educa-
ton Y
He pleaded not guilty and was held ia
$500 for trial Friday.
Heffernan was formerly In the life in .
surance business here.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-06-27
A Smile or Two

Just about the time Fortune smiled on
the man Nature put boil on his neck
And why the boil?" asked the friend
"Oh. 7 put that there 10 keep Fortune
from turning his head" laughed Nature
Chicago News.
do YOU always tell m. exact truth
about a nshing trip"
II used to-" Said the man with an
elastic conscience, "hut I've quit boring
my friends 7 have concluded that II is
better 10 he entertaining than veracious."
Washington Star.
1T takes great deal of patience 20
get through this world. she observed.
How do YOU know" snapped her hus-
band YOU don't have 10 work.
True" she replied; but don't 7 have
20 listen 10 YOU grumhe about the way
YOU have to7"-Detroit Free Press.
"He said he'd never marry a woman FOR
her money"
THAT was before he knew what It was
to need it."-Clcveland Plain Dealer.
Automobiles recovering from injury
Isn't that pretty stiff bill, doctor?
Surgeon-You don't suppose I'm going TO
lot the repair men do all the getting rich
Tribune.
Miss Anteek saws this Is the most san.
itary ~ all the ages"
she ought 10 know" said the man who
roomed across tho hall she's compared
a good many of them Detroit Free
Press
Mrs Minhleson has such a fetching
way don't YOU think"
yes She was waitress IN res
tarront before he married her. Chi
cle0 Record. Herald.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-06-27
THE NEWS'PATTERNS

small frock which is not only modlsh
but individual In It's cut and adornment
Blue serge was used I'm the original wi.h
trimming bands OF red ornamental with
narrow gold braid I'm Greek harder de-
sign. The belt which girdles the blouse
In long waisted effect was OF red patent
leather This design is one. which lends
itself 10 any durable fsbric Butchers
linen in blue, white or old rose shade.
gingham or madras might oe used and a
very pleasing result be assured The oeit
NAV be OF leather or the material and
button might faster tho latter II IL
were washing fabric. Th, front IL
plain. closing at one side I'm true Rus.
sian manner. Broad plaits cxtcndin.y full
length provides fulncss for tne back and
the broad, round collar adds = becoming
finish. The sleeve Is the popular bishop
being most suitable for frocks OF this de
scription. The pattern, 1857. Is in sizes
three TO nine years.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-06-27

Mayor Dunno OF Chicago to be making excellent
appointments His Meddel taking Office
expressions of approval from the people and his
choice of three notable members of the board OF education
has been announced One Of these Miss Jane Addams of Hull
house settlement remarkable good work for
the less fortunately pacedn the big city She is
who combines many brilliant qualities with capacity do things
that familiar every part OF the
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-06-27

80
10 YOU know" said a friend ~ mine,
"I get n lot OF satisfaction out OF the
things haven't got. Some people are dis
satisfied on account Of the things they'd
like 10 have but haven't, but they ought
"a look at them I'm the way I do-theyd Il
feel better For example | have no auto
but when ! pick up the paper each day
and see where so-and-so has been run into
by an electric car or some machine has
gone wildcat and tried 10 break into the
side ~ 2 house or where so-and-so has
had his leg broken or being thrown ont by
n huckng auto car or when / hear the
owners kicking on their hill for repairs
we'll I'm glad don't own an auto Then
when read IN tho paper how some fellow
down I'm Wall street has made million I'm
= night and then right below IL the ac-
count IL Is amended stating that he did
make n but lost II all. and more. on the
next deal--well I'm tlckled right down 10
tho ground that have no money 10 loose
Then sometimes I wish had n boat hut
when reading I see ~ some fool who has
rocked some other fellows boat and
drowned tho whole partv-well, I'm ioyfui
over the fact that I've no boat 20 rock.
Then perhaps ! got tho idea for u moment
that I'd like lively pair Of horses But
lo, in great headlines I'm the newspaper
see whore so-and-so's team ran away.
threw him out broke his arm and collar
bone and then | quietly congratulate my
self that have no team 20 go bad. And 50
10 goes. Yes It's SO. and on the whole I
think I get lot OF satisfaction over the
things I don't possess
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-06-27
NO. 4657--APRETTY RUSSIAN BLOUSE
FR0CK.
STABBED WITH SHEARS
Thomas Banto Is Held for an Assault Upon
His Sister.

Thomas Banto was held in $500 by Judge
Rueckert today for trial next Friday on
the charge OF an assault upon his sis
ter. Minnie Bsnto, with a pair OF shears
This fracas occurred at rs Link street
last night in a house occupied by Bravese.
Minnie began 10 joke with Thomas. who
seized the shears and stabbed her over
her left eve. producing a painful but not
serious wound
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-06-27

The Balfou ministry escaped defeat again last night by making
of the chairman OF the Office committee under
apper This the ministry has the blame
OF criticised upon who directly accountable
parliament II asserted that offices deliberately took unused
and sold the after the Boe The proceeds OF the
sales the government but promise
made that the grafters will be forced to disgorge.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-06-27
The Grow1er.

WELL. it's as
the Growler pre-
dicted Yesterday
Providence is now
second in tn Q
league. and only ~
per cent behind the
leaders, Baltimore.
The few games
here on the home
ground with the
n Q " ark tea m
ought TO put the
Grays a little fur
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-06-27

The people OF this section particularly fortunate in escaping
of particular severity Yesterday afternoon there
yolon severity and about Boston but about here
greater unpeasanne decided change the
temperature and high wind
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-06-27

The of President Roosevelt that Russia has
ected her ranking peace penpotenary taken
that will be meeting between the representatives OF Russia
Japan of will be taken the
which the parties will consider though the interesting in
formation may be long in reaching the public.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-06-27

Talk about between France and Germany is probably with
the slightest foundation Nobody Paris is shouting On
Berlin and Berlin keeping time by The Watch the
Rhine.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-06-27

points along this line there will be plenty of chances for cashing and
trouble Indeed unless all signs fail Lord Kitchener will need
good many than 10000 before he with
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-06-27

men spoke 10 the other, saying: Lord.
what a handshake that fellow has. Does
he shake with everyone like he did with
you?"
''Well. | guess yes" came the response
that's his way OF shaking for'the drinks,
but he didn't connect that time"
One Of the local census enumerators told
me the other day OF woman on GER
tain street who wouldn't give her age
until every other resident on the street
had been visited She said "she wasn't
going 20 give her age away 10 make II the
subject OF every female gathering on the
block"
This bears out, in part. that theory that
a woman Is old as she looks and a man
Is as young as he feels. Along this line
| don't blame woman little bit for not
wishing 10 give her age away. II there
Is one secret a woman can keep-its re-
garding her age. Other secretive matters
she will have 10 have some Of her friends
help keep them with her-but her age
never
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-06-27

Denver have the biggest American flag in this
country when the A. assemblies there the flag for
principles Denver politicians do always bear mind
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-06-27

There great people who will agree with Mrs Eddy
that poverty neither disease crime However will
deny that it is a mistake
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-06-27

Two men were walking down West
minister street tho other day. when they
were met ny a third The new arrival
rushed up 10 one OF the tMn-c -cwhom
he know. extended his hand and be
gan 10 shake N IN = most eNusive man
nsr. meanwhile giving out line ~ talk
ttat would have done credit ~ an
suctioneer
After he had passed on one OF the two
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-06-27

There said be much feeng against England developing
Germany There prospect that France will suffer nothing
on the contrary will benefit by Germanys isolation.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-06-27
What Others
Are Saying


us II not time even in America-so
rrodigal ~ the universal commodity, life
that the model method of transporta-
tion should be one equipped with every
device for safety rather than for speed?'
Kansas City Star.
THE guilty men in the Equitable must
he punished. hut they must he punished
with perfect fairness. by a strict adher-
ence not only 20 the forms but 10 the sub
stance Of the law."-New York Sun.
Despite the protestations Of President
Roosevelt and Attorney General Moody. Z
is Impossible 10 dismiss the suspicion that
the attitude Of tho government In the
Santa Fe rebate case would have been
radically different II MIR Paul Morton mad
not been a member of the Presidents
cabinet st. Louis Republic.
I'VE want good. sound, energetic and
industrious workers 10 continue 70 come
into the Southern states and N We are
wise We will do nothing 10 keep out even
the oppressed of other clmes II they are
of the right stripe and sort This IL no
toE nl-tn' manager country a- bhlN'SNon
News
"If further increases In speed are 90 he
made in railway service there s small use
in trying to further perfect tho airship"-
Denver Republican
1T ought 10 be accepted rs an iucontro-
vcrtiblc principle that when a bank exam
liner hnds cause for complaint all directors
~ the institution should know about II, I'm
order that they may determine the basis
on which It rests "-Pittsburg Gazette.
4" You cannot touch pitch without being
denlod' a wise saw. and the modern in
stance Is afforded bv Assistant Secretary
Loomis and asphalt Philadelphia Rec
ord.
is u unreasonable Go argue that in
surance policies arc commerce in tho
scnse I'm which lottery tickets have been
held 20 be articles ~ commerce? To say.
as some LAWYERS do that the court will
annnl any &C, FOR federal supervision ~
insurance is sheer dogmatism. Chicago
Record Hsrald~
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-06-27

The idea tna too good" not original with
President adey of Yale Some Equitable celebrities have acted
upon for
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-06-27

The do find their positions FIT the de-
crpon OF the late Senator Ingalls, when he designated public office
a private zap
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-06-27

THE guilty men I'm the Equitable must
he punished. hut they must he punished
with perfect fairness. by a strict adher-
ence not only 20 the forms but 10 the sub
stance Of the law New York Sun.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-06-27

Tension between Peru and Chile has been relieved Obvous
the Peruvian bark than its bite.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-06-27

Once again everyone is wishing that Secretary +
many wears of usefulness remaining.