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The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1905-01-13
DOMESTIC.

The Pacific liner Tacoma sailed froE
Seattle, Wash. with 5000 barrels Of
mess beef for Shanghai.
Three men were killed and fou. in.
jured in an accident Oh the Long Isl.
and Railroad.
For export to Europe and South
America 81 $4,000 il gold bars and
coin was engaged in New York City.
Application for q charter for the
Union National Bank ri Columbus. O.
with S750,Oo0 capital. was sent &c
Washington. II. c.
{. V. Turner. who had killed himself
IN an Atlantic city ~. J. hotel. was
identified as missing heir 20 fortune
in England
Nine torpedo boats built by Lewis
Nixon left Perth Amboy. Y J.. eu route
10 Russia via Naples.
Their boat crushed ly floating ice
Nelson Ramie and Webb Rollins were
drowned in the -. Lawrence at o..
densburg y. Y
Lick Observatory announced the dis.
cOvery of a sixth satellite OF Jupite;
and number Of double stars.
At the dedication OF Beloit Colleges
said Andrew Carnegie had given more
than S39,GOo.OOO for the construction
OF 1890 library buildings.
Representatives OF seventy i've
steam ship lines Oh the great lakes and
the 81. Lawrence meeting at Buffalo,
\. Y. appointed a committee 70 seek
changes ia the lew laws for the pro.
lection Of passengers.
Thomas u. Robinson. Of New York
City. aged cighty-onc. ana his wife,
seventy. were charged with burglary.
The cruiser Chattanooga was tested
for speed off Newport. 4. L. exceeding
the contract speed on a -four hours
run
The body of Leonard Vaudeville, a
clerk. nineteen years old. was found IN
n trench H. Newark y j.
1t was announced that part Of the
Cathedral Of 81. John the Divine in
New York City. would be finished in
three years
Governor Franz w Higgins was in
Rugurated in the Assembly Chamber at
the Capitol at Albany. y Y in the
presence of a distinguished gathering.
Andrew Carnegie has given S2GS coo
10 the Maryland Institute OF Art ana
Design.
The annual report Of J. y. Knburn
New York State superintendent Of
Banking was made public in Albany.
Many changes in the banking laws Of
the State were recommended
Agent, Of the chief Chicago ln'
packers were arrested in Montana.
charged with conspiracy TO hN meat
prices
Dr Leroy :. Chadwick husband OF
the alleged swindler. arrived Ia Cleve
land. Ohio. and had pathetic confer.
ence with his wife ia the jail.
The refusal Of the village Of Lean.
ingtOu. ont. 10 furnish water for loco
motives on the Perc Marquette road
stalled several of them at that place.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1905-01-13

We are 10 see not only wha, God has
don. in the past hut what He Is always
dong Always God was IN His work and
tie always ! IN ~. iorgvlng, ntyine' help'
nc feeding COMFORTING strengt henng.
We do not know H. hut He Is always here.
in the hearts and lives OF men, doing what
He did N the nast. stlll saying 70 Nlcode'
mus. You NEED 10 be born AGAIN 70 the
pharisee. Woe unto you that devoar
widows house 20 the weeplng sisters,
Thy brother Is not dead. There i. no
diving" 10 the penitent sinne, crushed ~
the memory Of a Nasted hts. 90 IN peace
thy sins are forgiven thee. The ne y
Christ did not Ston al the cross, 1 Wi'l
not say that we looS et the cross too mucn,
hut | Viii say that we have looked al the
resurrection too little. Chrsts u cen
tinuous HE. That is what lie means when
lie SAYS. II am with you 0iwSvs. We
must realize that lle IA here and row ma
the lives OF men. Nv conception OF The
Rih,e has undergone a s'eN chsaae ana |
caunCt anv longer 90 % n text ava say.
THAT settles IT. shall ! then shat the
Rlble no and saw IL j. hut a record ot pat
lifes No. II is the revelation ot the eternal
hfc. the interpretstion oi God IA human
experience. net only IN the devont Int a,so
IN the undevout: not C"iv IN the heilevne.
but m the skeptical The Bsl'e seens 20
me like great orchestra Of lhl n'"n di'
naylns 10 express the musical lie th9t Is
in the conductor. /. l. God snsakns
through the experiences OF men. htheNe
that God Is carrying us through a traAs'
tion time lall times are transition tncsl.
| and takinG away the IDOLS unon winch We
rested. and which We have counted sacred,
IN order that He may carry MS back 10
, Himself. and that, II we take the cNper'
| ienoe OF the past twenty centmles AMI an
| derstand the message Il sends, It's utera'
| tire. history and religious hie archt we
shall hnd IL al cNp.ams these words OF -.
| Paul: we are not 10 ascend into heaven 20
bring God out OF the past nor look TO Ihc
| future. brt We are - look about Us AND
understand that He IS still directing the
| DESTINY OF nations and ourselves. We are
10 look within us and know that the asplr
| ations the desires. the dissatisfaction IN
ourselves. the longing Tor something higher
aud better-these are the voices OF God.
! lie was ALWAYS and Always viii be m It's
world; and through the church and 'he
Bible and bv the revelation ot Himself m
the Christ. God manifest IA the Aesh. He
| is BRINGING us not To the church, not 20
| the Bible. not 10 the Mediator. INT 10
! Himself He ever lives. lie ever indweI I.s
Closer than breathing. nearer than hands
| or feet -
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1905-01-13
EOEEIGN

Siguor iittoHi. the Italian Foreign
Minister. was stricken with apopleXy.
The report that the Dogger Bank in.
Guiry had been postponed was abso
lutely denied i'm Paris
Lieutenant-Geueral Won Trotha 70.
ported 10 Berlin that strong German
force had defeated a body of Hcreros
IN fierce fight on New Years Day.
The agitation OF various reform bod.
ie~ in Russia increased "a such an cX
tent that observers in -. Petersburg
believed that internal affair might
force her 10 conclude peace
-Four more members Of the Dauisi
Cabinet resigned. owing 10 q disagree
ment over the military situation
According 10 special cable dispatch
81 j. announced that Mr.. Lewis Griffith
Of indianapolis. Ind. j. 10 succeed Mr.
Frank II. Mason a. Consul-General at
Berlin.
Great damage has been lone in cen
eva 10y n recent blizzard.
A dispatch 20 the Havas News Ageu
~ from Marina. Morocco. reports an
other fight between the Sultans anJ
Pretender's troops near Oudja The
dispatch says the Sultan was defeated
biz troops sustaining 400 casualties
Dispatches 20 Panama declared that
n projected revolution I'm Colombia haC
been put down. and ;hc generals who
planned h imprisoned.
The Italian Government. aec0rdins
90 q special Brescia dispatch becamf
alarmed over the Increase Of the aus
trian garrison on the frontier
The chief Of the Cuban Health Dc
nsrtment declared absurd Dr Nelson's
report that information concerning ye.
low fever az Santiago had been sup
pressed
4 disaster caused by boz side over
vhelmed q village in Eosconm0I. Ire
land
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1905-01-13
She Declined the Seat.

George was well behaved little
boy. He had been especially taught
by his father 10 be polite 10 ladies
and ia a crowded car always 70 give
up his seat 10 one Of the gentle sex.
regardless of age, social condition and
good looks. On a New York City sub
way car last sunday papa had al un-
lookerfor ana embarra ssing illustra.
ton OF how well George had learned
his lesson. The car was crowded. but
George had pre-empted seat. A
handsome young lady entered at one
OF The stations at which the train
stopped. There was not n vacant seat.
Take my seat, ma'am,' said little
George. as he doffed his cap.
she didn't take the seat. She looked
fierce enough TO box his ears, and the
passengers had 10 laugh in spite Of her
modification. George was sitting on
papa's lap when he so gallantly offered
10 give up his seat 10 the pretty young
lady.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1905-01-13
society sport and Health Go Hand In
Hand.

As a winter resort for health, sport and
kocial charms, Lakewood N unsurpassed
The hotels are magnificent structures ~
the Georgian or Colonial style, capable oi
entertaining az least three thousand guests,
a number equal TO the population oi the
village itself There are four or live oi pa
latial dimensions, replete with reception
rooms. ball rooms. dining rooms. smoking
rooms. cafes. bOokttalk. brokers offices,
telephone aud telegraph connections. But
the greatest features Of all are the sun par
lors and sun galleries that surround three
sides OF every building, offering promen'
adn ~ some cases a quarter Ol mile IN
length. The sun pariors are heated Dy
steam. the sunhgbt enters through SEM.
transparent curtains Of coi0red six. and
the temperature y that Oi a dag IA June.
They are furnished with heavy, soft car
pets. cory chairs and couches, and offer
nothing lees than an environment ot the
most luxurious repOse. One oi the larger
hotels has added 10 ~ other appointments
an equipment lor the practice OF hydro.
therapy. which has proved 90 be oi great
value ~ treating nervous troubles. Inc
Lakewood booklet. published by the Cen
.tfal Railroad Of New Jersey, ~ replete
with information oi interest, including de
,criptiOng and rates 0t the various hotels
and board.ng houses. Write for tins book.
iet 10 G. NJ. Burt G.. =. a. Central Rail
road ~ New JeIsey li3 Liberty street,
New iOTk City.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1905-01-13

Miss Eliza Bayne died in the Lyon
County. Kansas. poorhouse the other
day. She came TO America more than
forty years ago from France She was
highly educated and intelligent Her
destination was Kansas City, where n
half brother had lived and died, and
she was in quest Of certain moneys
which she had intrusted 10 the half
brothers care. During the fifteen
years Miss Bayne lived in Emporia she
kept about her person silk French
flag in which she desired TO be buried
and in which she was buried. After
her death $50 were found sewed in the
seam Of her dress. The poor old soul
had been boarding the money for years
in order that she might not be buried
as a pauper.--New York News.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1905-01-13
Sponsor, without Parallel.

II is hardly likely tIat modern rec.
ords contain anything to equal the fol.
lowing entry in the parish register Of
Old Wilmington. Derbyshire, England
Thomas Ashton. son of Arthur and
Jane Bulkeley, was baptized July !,
1144. Godfather: Edward DOwnes.
ESQ. -great-grcargrea uncle; Dr.
Charles Ashton. great-great great
uncle; Joseph Ashton, gent, great
great great uncle. GodmOthers. Mrs.
Wood. great great great-great aunt;
Mrs Wainwright, great great grand
mother; Mrs. Green. great grand
mother Registered at the request Of
Joseph Ashton. OF London, gent, who
nominated the gOdfathcrs and god
mothers. believing they cannot be par
al!eIod IN England
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1905-01-13
A Scrapbook of Real yalue.

To devote a scrapbook to one sub
ject makes it much more interesting
ana valuable and when you begin 10
gather material on any one theme you
will be surprised at the amount which
Will come to hand. Suppose that you
want 10 know all about some famous
person, either in the public eye at
present. OF iOme one Of past times.
From magazines and other sources can
BE collected articles. portraits. perhaps
poems, in relation to the subject, etc.
When matter is clipped the scrapbook
maker may copy it Ieatly rith a pen
into her book The educational value
OF such a book is something worth
while. as well as the satisfaction Of
having gathered oneself so much infor-
nation on single subject.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1905-01-13
Iusuited Her Jack.

According {, all English actress there
was once q ilsLmOnger in provincial
town who had q tit Of stage mania. so
he studied. and went 10 The Sheffield
Theatre stage TO play n Shakespearean
drama. His mother. a rustic, much
against her better judgment, went 10
that ungodly place-a playhouse All
went well till Polonius said: DO you
know me. ny lordE'
Excellent WELL replied Hamlet.
You are a fshmOnger.'
That was enough sOr the mother.
She arose and sbouldered ner way out.
exclaiming loudly. Let me get out,
Let me get out, knew they'd insult
our Jack."-New York News.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1905-01-13

A civil service .ystem similar 10 that
IN operation IN the Philippines is % be
instituted in Porto Rico.
One hundred ladroLes raided the
town OF Taal. a place OF $4,000 inhabit
ants. thirteen miles from Batangas. in
the Island OF Luzon. killed two persons
and disarmed the local police.
IL the Island of Samar. where the
Pulujanes recently massacred Lieuten
ant Hayt and thirty-seyeu native
scouts. the scouts and stabulary
are driving the bands of fanatics OF
the east coast couverging upon then
in small, lightly equipped columns
There are frequent >kirmishes, il
which several Of The Pulujanes have
been killed
Advices from Honolulu. Hawaiian
Islands said that the United State,
Government j. 10 fortify Midway Isl
ana and Guam. The cruiser New or
leans. which has been ordered from
Manila 10 Bremcrtou. will leave the
large guns Of her armament ~ the 81
ands. 70 be mounted there.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1905-01-13
Redeem III. Tirns.

I. is asked. how can The iaborlnR man
find time ior seliculturet answer that
an earnest purpos" hud- time or maF'-
time. ] scize on spare moments ahH luIn
fragment INTO golden account \ man
who follows hs calling with industry ana
spir.t. and use. BIZ earning erpnomiralii o.
viii always have some portion 81 the DAY
AZ ms command and .t Is astonishing no"
fruitful of Improvement snort season be-
comes when oagor.y seized and faithfully
used
II has been Observed 'nat those VINO
have the most t.mC a. Their disposal prIht
by % the least \ single hour 10 the u"y
stesdly given 10 the study Of some InteI-
estinv subject bungs unexpected accuMI-
letIors Of kn0VIedge DR. Charming.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1905-01-13
Iola. 81" and Hairpin..

When Z0la was last 80 London be
instances the egotism OF the capital
i" In English a. significant Of Eng.
lIsh character. the number % waif and
stray Lairpius 20 be seen on the pave
meut was another. On this last subject
Mr. Vizeteily. who told the story has
returned 10 the charge An analy sis
Of some pigeons nests IN London has
revealed the hairpin as one Of the stock
architectural materials.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1905-01-13
Withholding judgment.

Why should we be harder on our trends
than the law rs on a suspected prisoner
Are not most oi "a quick 20 count irieDd
guilty until he ~ proved innocent IL mat
ters not that our lifetime knowledge has
proved ones dependabloncss. and love
and good judgment. ID something happenf
that we do not entirely undertiand, our
silent or outspokeu condemnaton - lke'y
10 be instant. instead OF Withholding ludg
mont until all the evidence Is m. ii - hu'
initiating a few hours OF a lew DAYS Ih'ef'
10 learn that after all. the friend was IN
pocent Of the seeming careiessuess. nr un'
kindness. or wrong: but this does not PIE
vent the same quick condemnation the
next time. lie ~ "a rare soul who keeps
his pose Of trust and love when ne cannot
understand But it. D. iaIrer and u make,
life swecter. 90 do 90. - Sundoy-schooI
4
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1905-01-13
NeGS;@'M1e
GAMeek
WAsuINGroN-

Tie nomination of William u Crun.
q negro. 20 be Collector OF Customs az
Charleston. : C.. was confirmed
The Forestry Congress adjourned ar
ter adopting resOlulius urging more
stringent measures Tor preserving the
timber OF the public lands.
President Roosevelt called council
OF leaders in Congress 70 discuss what
legislation shall be- undertaken
Admiral Dewey and the General
Board OF the Navy mended more
compulsory retirements aId promotion
OF officers NJ earlier ages.
Some Of tie important diplomatic ap-
pointments President Roosevelt has
decided 10 make Were announced.
4 oil 10 abolish the IstLmian Canal
Commission was introduced in the
House.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1905-01-13
sln-f O. Silver RnlLion.

A. q result n The shortage T. the
supply Of silver bullion the greater
part Of The ninety employees in the ad.
iustlng department at the Philadelphia
United states Mint viii probably be
laid OF within week o. ten days. The
supply Of silver az the local institution
u almost exhausted. the New Orleans
Mint has none aud the mint at San
Francisco but little II will probably
require national legislation a. relieve
the situation. There are more than
zoo OcDODO silver dollars ~ iLis c3ur.
try. and il is proposed 10 cODYeg; .aa
into subsidiary silver CONS
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1905-01-13
TIE AMERICAN GOOSE.
The Ancestors of Our Native Bird-Her
Laying Abilities.

Geese are raised all over the country
and can be bought al the poultry mar
ke,s; and al OF our people who come
from across the water give him the
preference over turkey. az the nme
time complaining that much Of the
sweetness % favor is los, IN the birds
raised here The flesh j. white, like
the turkey, and very different from the
dark meat Of the duck. aud in size the
goose is half way between the other
TWO birds.
OF the breeds raised Ia our country,
the African goose is perhaps the most
profitable. giving best and quickest re-
turns for the least amount Of labor;
but each OF the other varieties has
points 10 make il popular. The Chi
nese goose. IL il lay not the golden egg.
AT least lays so diligently Of the nor
MAJ kind as 10 be 2 marvel in the
poultry yard, sixty in year being the
count of some OF their best layers.
Then there is the Toulouse. which gives
attention 10 weight rather than eggs,
aud SO successfully that at least one
pair was exhibited with the record Of
sixty pounds between them. For a
good. allround bird, not given 10 stunts
in any direction. but easy 10 raise, lay
ing well, and having excellently fav-
ored flesh, the Canada goose cannot
be matched. Nor must we overlook
those geese Of no particular breed, the
descendants Of the birds brought over
- \.
if they were sufficiently interested,
could probably trace their line with
less trouble than some members OF the
more aspiring man wOrld.-Augusta
kOTuecht. in Good Housekeeping.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1905-01-13
LESS RAILROAD BUILDING.
1901 Figures tine Smallest Since 1895
only 3s32 Miles.


New York City Returns from tho
majority Of the railroad companies Of
the country. compiled by the Railroad
Gazette. show that approx imatcly 3S32
milcg Of the new main track have been
built iH the United States IN the calcn.
dar year 1904, this total comparing
with boz miles IN 1909 and being the
smallest construction reported since
1898. Wncn 22GJ miles were built The
falling Of Is attributed e. the suspen.
sion OF work by come Of thc larger rail.
roads including tie Rock Island aud
the Pennsylvania. owing to the do
precision iu business. The largest dc.
creas" reported ls in oklahoma Terri.
tory. where only 1G3 miles were built.
a. against GG1 ia 1903 Texas leads
the list with 30 miles of construction
and Alaska j. near tie end oi 10 with
iftrru miles of new track. New main
track mileage is reported from forty.
three states ana Territories. No new
mileage was reported from Connecti.
cut. Delaware. Massachusetts. New
Hampshire. Nebraska or Vermont
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1905-01-13

The discovery of alluvial gold in the
Victoria district Of southern Rbodesia
has caused no rush from Cape Colony
IN spite Of glowing accounts by tele
graph. The discovery is regarded with
skepticism.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1905-01-13
obIi,.rst. Betting Se-,

After three months trial q the r..
suits % tloiting out the betting news
from the newspapers in Ermondsey
L0ndonl public library. il has been de-
cIded 10 continue The practice. on the
ground that il excludes az undesirable
class % readers.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1905-01-13

There . q time tC. ta.tug i.r med 20.
tion for fellowship .1r prayer. But shat
u not sll oi religion ", fs saved mat
We NAV serve ". are icit iu this world
that Ne may make the world better. We
enjoy 'rausfgurstI1u VISION that ve may
he tTausfgured 0ufss.yes ard 70 out g. .a'
tighten others ) y Miller
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1905-01-13
Tn. WORK That Endur.s.

II wo work upon marble. t wall persIi
we work upon brass time wili eiiace ~
II We rear temples. they Will crumh,e In'o
dust but Z w. uork upon immortal mind,
II ,re ifnbus thom with principles With the
lust fear ol God and iDra % our fellow
,,sr ne ergraye or .H1.s tablets syrne.
thing that wi. brighten 1I eternity - Dan.
.rI NffFttr-
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1905-01-13
I.ttfs gs ~ure

Lei rs he .ure w. are Christians and
then ,eek 10 much divine rOwef a. Nc
usy h. able 90 secure Path nsy be In-
creased Larger manifestations - 'he
Ho,v Spirts pressnee nsy be Possessed
On for a hoig ambition 90 be good men.
good women fuil OF Oh, Holy Ghost aud u
t.rsEf II Scott
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1905-01-13
u.l.rd r.- R--1cl.1Ds

Demand for brOuglam horses o:
rather large Fizr than ugG;i has been
exceptionally heavy Of late in New
York. most ~ ihe leading dealers com.
planning that their stalls are practi.
cally bare of such animals and orders
pouring Do for them every day.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1905-01-13

Bankers ana New York representa-.
lives 81 Southern raiirOaIs devised
plan 90 withdraw 100000 bales o;
cotton from the market with q view
10 keeping up prices.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1905-01-13

The Korean ,ooie j. a. iszy a. Tie Chi
ncFo ~ industrious.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1905-01-13

The Atlantic Rubber Company, az
Providence, n. J.. employing 800 per
ions. shut down Indefinitely wi'hDrt
assigning any cause.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1905-01-13
Nnnt I..pnn.IbiIIir.

Cod holds you rcspOnslb.s Tor your na-
ture plus your nurture i0r yourself plus
vsnr uo.sib..tiss NJ T. Bsbcock.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1905-01-13

lake Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. All
druggists refund money II II tails 10 cure.
l.. ". Groves signature il on box. 2jc.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1905-01-13

a small, iat shecp viii always bring q
better price than a large. poor one.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1905-01-13
LIVE POULTRY
nnrssEp POULTRY
HOPS.

State 1894. choice. per H.. 3I @ q
Good 10 PRIME per 40 ... ~ a. ~
Common 10 lr......... 81 a. 3.
Pacific Coast 1904, choice 23 Ia ~
Good 90 prime. ne: h. 20 "a 3.
Old odds ............. Is "a Il
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1905-01-13

female Ills In the wOriG mas Scceveo
such widespread md unqualified Enforcement
AL women tn write her iof aoSce'
health Address, Lynn, Mass
wiim
S0JUUU ~ ydia E. Piakhs Co,