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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-02-15

ing price OF 4ech player raised TO N5co
which the American league refused TO
grant last December. only to have the
National league come out In favor Of
them O few weeks later. IL is asserted
that IL the American league continued
to be obstinate at Thursdays meeting the
National league would foster scheme
10 break the national agreement that
exists at present. after which new
agreement would be drawn With the
National league and the Eastern league
parties OF the first part and the rest OF
the minor leagues parties OF the second
part with the American league left out
I'm the cold The Eastern league in this
way would be placed I'm a position 10 ex-
pand, gradually invading certain western
cities and ultima tely killing OF the Ameri-
cans wherever there might be clash
The whole scheme according 10 excellent
authority, was threshed out at the recent
meeting OF the Eastern league. at which,
II is said. an agreement was signed to
the effect that the organization would
not hand over a single player 10 the
American league unless Johnson and his
friends should decide TO back down.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-02-15
CUpID'S
MERRY
HOLIDAY

Many a little Miss was rewarded by the
postman yesterday with a missive un-
like any that he brings at any other time
in the year. Valentines are still popular.
and as they appear more attractive each
new year ~ is probable that old go-be-
tween 81. Valentine will continue to stir
up loves in the world for years and years
10 come.
81. Valentines day IS a queer heritage
OF ours and like so many other queer
hertages has lost a great deal Of its old
time charm and abstract properties In
It's material aspects the day is as sue
cessful as ever and sentiments high and
low. tender and coarse. sweet and gross
true and false are freely exchanged
among those who love and the rest as
well.
The season, for St Valentines day
simply comes % the consummation OF n
short season Of preparation, has been
notable this year because marked advance
has been made In the design and pro-
duction OF valentines. Dainty valentines
are this year daintier than ever; the deli
cate paper trimmings are fresher and
brighter. the arrangements ~ colors and
designs are more artistic and the quaint,
pretty pictures and verses sweeter than
ever. Comic valentines are worse than
ever. and the grotesaue creations OF a
fevered artistic Imagination are better
calculated 10 Inspire disgust and anger
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-02-15
AT NEW ORLEANS

Quite a crowd wended It's way 10 the
fair grounds at New Orleans yesterday
afternoon, for there was promise of good
sport The weather was still very cold
rOT rheEp parrS, and r1e CUurse WIZ deep
and holding. siX-furlong handicap,
with such horses entered as Jake Sanders.
Mayor Johnson Niperine Old Stone and
Floral Wreath, was the feature and the
early specula tion on the event was very
brisk. The rest Of the card was we'll
filled. and scratches were few.
The first two races proved fairly sa tis-
factory 10 the talent In the first Decora
tion, at 10 |. got home in front, with
a long shot. Brunswick, played in second
place. Gracious was a good third, Paw
tucket the s TO favorite got under the
wire first In the second, with the second
choice. Evaskill close behind him
Sanction finished third, pretty close up.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-02-15
SAW PAROCHIAL SCHOOL.
Gen. 0BelrRs Visited Tyler School In Com.
uany With Commander Ham.

Gen. James r. o'Beirne OF New York
city visited the Tyler school on Point
street yesterday in company with Com
'nander Franklin Il. Ham OF Arnold Post,
g. A. r..
Gen OBeirnes visit TO this particular
school was made at the invitation OF Bsh-
op Harkins. the general having expressed
a great desire TO visit one OF the prfnc-
pal parochial schools OF the city before
returning TO his home Yesterday I'm com
pany with Rev. u. NJ Lowney Che two
went 20 the Tyler school. where the stu
dents OF ST. Xavier Academy on Broad
street had also assembled with the chill
dren OF the Tyler school.
Brief addresses were made b. Fr. Low
ney, Commander Ham and Gen
@ Beirne.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-02-15
N|PPED
REVOLT IN
The BUD

Washington. Feb. l5-That a revolt
was imminent in San Domingo when
Commander Dillingham; went there to ne
gotiate the protocol whereby this govern
ment was 10 take charge ~ the customs
houses Of the republic is substantiated by
naval officers now in Washington. who
have been In san Domingo within the
past hve weeks.
That fact was also verified yesterday
by government official. who said Il had
been known az the state department that
a revolution was planned for the first of
January.
The naval officers referred 10 ssy that
early in January the talk OF a revolution
in San Domingo was common AT Puerto
Plata. when the cruiser Detroit and other
American ships were lying In the hsrbor
there
II there was danger at Puerto Plata
conditions must have been far more se-
rious at other ports where President
Morales is not 80 strong. Puerto Plata.
aside from San Domingo City. is Morales
strongest city and is practically the only
place outside OF the capital where he
holds the balance Of power.
This Is partially due 10 the fact that
the United States has been in charge of
the customs house at that place for Sow
eral months and. accordingly. Morales
has had the protection or tho influence
OF American warships.
HEADED OFF REVOLT.
President Morales action I'm entering
into the agreement whereby this govern
rnent- -tnkrs-r charge Of all OF the customs
houses Of the island was undoubtedly
hastened by the fear of a revolt
At the time I'm January. when the Of
ficers of the Detroit were In fear OF a
revolution, commander Dillingham; was on
his way 20 San Domingo city on the
gunboat Castine. About week after
his arrival the protocol was signed In
the meantime Rear Admiral Sigsbee ar
rived ~ San Domingo CITY In the cruiser
Newark Dillingham; went aboard this
vessel and Immediately proceeded to'visit
the ports on the north side OF the Island.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-02-15

Samana Sanchez, Puerto Plata and
Monte Christi.
At the latter port where the revolu-
tionists are strongest he spent much time
endeavoring 10 bring about a peaceful
and quiet termination 20 the arrangement
made by President Morales The De-
troit and the Newark have been al Monte
Christi since then.
The presence Of the American warships
undoubtedly headed OFT the revolution,
which appeared to he at hand. When
Morales decided 10 call upon the United
States TO enter into the agreement To
administer the customs houses OF all OF
the ports Of the island he undoubtedly
did so as safeguard 20 his own In
terests
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-02-15
GRANGE MEETING.
Public installation Of Officers Of Pomona
Grange at DaYlsvlle Yesterday.

Davisville grange, p. H., met In sl-dsy
officers Of the Pomona grange of the
county OF washington were installed by
the state master, F. Il. Marchant of
South Kingstown, assisted by Mrs. Julia
T.. HILL who acted as lady assistant TO
the installing officer. The morning was
devoted to a regular session or the Po-
mona grange, at which resolutions of re-
gret were passed on the recent death OF
Mrs Mary n. Peckham at Kingston holl,
who was notable and beloved ma Jnber OF
Pomona grange and for nine years its
secretary.
The county grange also assigned the
dates of meeting at the several local
oranges for the year ensuing: AT West
erly in April, at Hope valley I'm June.
with the Narragansett grange in August
at Wakefield. at Exeter I'm October. at
Kingston court house in December, with
the Davisville grange In December
Reports were received from the follow
ing subordinate oranges: Narragansett.
f. Collins Tent; Hope Valley. q. r.
Andrews; Davisville grange, Bertha NJ.
Spooner.
The afternoon was devoted TO a public
installation and exercises of a social char
acter and the following were duly In
Quoted into office by the worthy state
master: Master, Lyman Aylesworth: over
seer William +. Saunders; lecturer. r.
Collins Tefft; steward. Edwin T Arnold:
assistant steward, William Penn Brown
ing; chaplain, Jane A. Teft: treasurer.
Edmund Spooner: secretary. Wendell
Phillips; gate keeper. John w. Knowles;
Ceres. Matilda Aylesworth. Pomona.
Bertha NJ spooner; Flora. Martha A.
Gardner lady assistant steward. Marian
O. REYNOLDS
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-02-15
BISHOP M'VICKbR SPOKE AT
CHILD LABOR MEETING

New York. Feb. 15.-The first annual
meeting Of the National Child Labor con-
ference began last night In the Assam bly,
hall of the United Charities building.
II is 10 last three days These three
general topics will he dealt with: The
forces arrByed against child labor and
their better utilization. legislation on
child labor and their better utilization
legislation on child labor and methods OF
enforcement I'm the different states and
territories: the need OF protective legtsls-
ton for working children Samuel Me
Cune Lindsay presided
Bishop McNickar OF Rhode Island was
the first speaker.
Il am glad 20 say that the church can
take her place beside the either great
forces engaged In this great work" said
the bishop. We have no quarrel with
capital or caste or labor. but IL is I'm the
best interests OF all that labor Of the
highest intelligence. not the poor. weak
tired child Of the factory system. be kept
upon the market.
"In the as analysis n il the dollar
against the child. We shall hear within
tie next week ~ legislation in Rhode
leland in answer to the great call that
has gone out through the land for the
protection OF Our children.
Remember tAat these children ara to
be the future citizens OF this great re-
public. II n republic Ia to exist, III a re-
public II TO 60 on and develop. IT, citizen
ship must be OF the highest; its citizen
ship must be intelligent and Of a high
morale.
zone of the greatest menaces is the
question as TO whether America can as
similate the great tie Of the masses that
come to our shores n We are to do this
success fully our citizenship must be of
the highest and best
Chancellor James ~ kirkland ~ Van
derbilt university. Nashville. TEN. then
spoke Of the school I'm connection NTH
the work against child labor.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-02-15

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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-02-15
new AUTO RECORD

In the automobile races at Havana yes
terdsy Fletcher driving an so horsepower
Diedrich car, covered a mile in As seconds.
beating the worlds road record He also
covered % kilometres In II minutes IS sec
onds
In a IN horse power Renault car Tracy
covered a mile IN e. seconds
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-02-15
MILL NEWS.
The Grsystone Plant Is Rapidly Approaching
Gonpletlaa-Mafs Houses Naadsdd,

Work on fitting Up the Greystone mill,
which Benn & Sons. OF England are to
operate Is progressing rapidly
Some portions or the machinery has
be, n in operation for several days but un-
til other mechanism arrives from England
the entire plant cannot be started up
Forty additional tenements are TO be
erected this spring and department store
will cater 10 tho wants OF the operatives.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-02-15
GOODWIN GETS BOUT

The members OF the Douglas A. C.,
Chelsea. were = bit disappointed last
evening when Clarence Forbes Of Chi
osro stepped into the ring to bos Chester
Goodwin for they had expected ~ see his
brother. Harry. perform, az IL had been
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-02-15
OLD PROVIDENCE.
Interesting Lecture BY James N. Scott Be-
fore FraakIIn SocIetv.

Al the Franklin society meeting last
evening James NJ Scott delivered an in
teresting talk entitled Thirty Minutes
in Old Providence
Mr.. Scott has faithfully searched the
records and has discovered therein talent
for n very interesting lecture. Quaint
episodes Of the crude. early days: expert
ences Of the bigoted FIRST settlers; strange.
short sighted laws and odd breakings Of
them many other curious phases Of life
in this old city were pleasantly noted
by the speaker
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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-02-15
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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-02-15
MAGIC HAIR STAIN.

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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-02-15
BASKETBALL TONIGHT

Tonights basketball attraction In Lyman
gymnasium will he game between
Massachusetts institute of Technology
ane Brown The contest promises TO be
hard fought, Judging from the showing OF
both teams I'm the games already played
this season.
Last Saturday "rech" defeated Amherst
by score OF 26 TO %. Both the Brown
and Tech teams have been defeated by
Harvard, the former by score OF n TO
10, and the latter by II to 49, The team
which the visitors will put on the floor to-
night is made up OF practically the same
Jlayers who succeeded in defeating the
home five decisively last winter. The only
change IN the line up Of the Brown basket
throwing will be the playing OF ingalls,,
who has recovered from his injury.
which kept him out Of the Holy Cross
game Saturday. The lineup OF the two
teams In tonight contest will probably
le a follows.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-02-15
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NeWlin HaineS.


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Only medium priced house on the beach
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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-02-15

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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-02-15

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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-02-15
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The Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1903-1909, 1905-03-07
ALIAS ST. NJ M ON }

II THE DIsIRICFW0G e TIE -FOUR +
Judicial Dista, aa III 5aI8. ii
/ aud for the Couufs o. Eagge.
1pe Great Western Beet suaar e. a caraor
alton, plaintiff, vs. he MonHau H-me land
and Canal Compansi a a9rHgFalan inc Ear
me's Loan and Trust CO. a c9rporaa0l; an
! drew W. Mullen and +. s. Ha mau, dacaH-
ants.
The State Of Idaho sends greeting 10 The
above named defendauts
You are hereby required to appear in an
action brought against you by tho above
named plsintif in the District Court Of the
Fourth judicial District, s,a.eoI 5laho, Ia and
for ne county of ELnofe, ana To answer The
mpa mt FLED therein within ten DAYS (ex
elusive Of The day o. sergi d alter the service
on you Of this summons il served within this
county; or If served out Of this county, but in
this district. within twenty days otherwise
within forty days
The said action is brought to quiet plaintiffs
title to the sW14 Of the NE14, the NJ of the
seq and the sE14 of the SEA OF Section
twenty-thTee (23l, in Township three OBJ south,
Range six e. east, in Gilmore county, State Of
Idaho for general relief and for costs Of suit
AND you are hereby notified that ii you fail
to APP ear and answer the said complaint, as
above required. the said plaintiff will apply to
the Court for the relief demanded in said COM
plant.
Given under my hand and the seal of the
District Court OF the Fourth Judicial District
of the State of Idaho, In and for The county of
Elmore, this 28th day of January, In the year
rd hn nd nj hf1n cd
five. j. V. MUNDELL,
w. c. HOWE, Clerk
1923 Attorney for Plaintiff.
The Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1903-1909, 1905-03-07
ESTRGYS TAKEN UP

Notiee Is hereby given, to whom II may con
Germ +hat lave taken Hp as estrays since the
LET Day of December 1874. seventeen head OF
sleep, ut my ranch ut what is commonly
known as the cove, near the mouth Of Long
Gulch 5H the north side Of the South Fork Of
the oise River in Elmore county, State of
Idaho. said sheep are spring lambs, without
any visible marks or brands thereon. said
sheep were taken up at different lines since
about the lst Of December, 1904, and are now
at my ranch on the premises abeye described.
This notice is fled under the PROVISIONS Of
Section 740 Politicat Code OF the state of Idaho.
BY FkEMONT WOOD, JOHN MALL
Attorney.
BOISE, Idaho, JANUARY 3, 1906 1922.
The Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1903-1909, 1905-03-07
- \ \ n ~ ~ = \

For the first time in history the
legislative wheels at Washington
were stopped to pay tribute to a
woman's memory. The occasion
was the formal acceptance by con-
gress, from the State of Illinois, of
a statue of Frances Il. Willard,
frs. national president of the
Woman's Christian Temperance
Union, and for over quarter of a
century its leading spirit.
Eulogies were pronounced in
both branches of congress. The
ladies' gallery in the executive
chamber was occupied by distingu-
ished members of the W. G. Z. u,
and the public galleries were
crowded. Several hundred school
children paid tribute to this noble
woman, whose work still goes on.
In the Senate Cullom, Hopkins,
Beveridge and Dolliver paid glow.
ing tributes, by speeches, to this
good woman who has entered into
her reward. In the House she was
remembered in very impressive
way by Representatives Foss, Croft,
Rainey, Boutelle and Littlefeld.
In looking over this woman's
life how we realize that it pays to
live right. She spent her life in
trying to drive out of our land the
curse of rum. Though she has
done SO much, rum still exists, but
God accepted her work. "She had
done what she could"--her Savior
asked nothing more. And this
much He asked, and He will ask
the same of you and of me, dear
reader; nothing short of this will
He accept. Her last words were:
ooh, how beautiful to be with
Coda fit ending to her noble
life. And the statue of Frances E.
Willard occupies a position in
Statuary Hall, next to that of
George Washington.
Do you want honor? Then live
and work as did this woman.
Concluded Neat Week
The Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1903-1909, 1905-03-07

1t will bring rich, red blood, firm
flesh and muscle. That's what
HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain Tea
will do. Taken this month, keeps
you we'll all summer. IS cents,
Tea or Tablets. Roscoe w. Smith. n
The Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1903-1909, 1905-03-07

A new dwelling is going up in
the north end of town for Joseph
Pinkerton.