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The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-25
SALVATION. THE WORK OF
GODS WHOLE PERSONALITY.


A. First Presbyterian church yesterday
morning 30 Reverend Doctor ". ] Nc
Nt-.-irk too. roy lis fheEls the value OF
human l;~. saving. II part:
What Z. ,soi {. estimate II human 1:?e'
What = -. deal 'sa-ao-r1 as = 10 con-
si.er~f IL .hs crgrs.ls az heaven How
hirh -sy humanity rise after !'s Awful
,iu-g. tr,-" -h. depths ~ s.nc cf What
sr.ri;usi s-atr-~ % :t~ citizenship of the
sf.S1ur- ~ C,I- whA' i< 1;oi's thought
on THIS e sands t~.n-~ 90 n -he :erson
Of J~su. christ The a;cr-rreat rot only
reaches =. sva-,! ac-v-s ire euits %: hui
nan i-srs;..s NU- forward toward -"
Aeigh-- q, s,..r~ Gio-, ~ -ts o'he- s.a-
.he '-se t~aTeD< s-d ;-n r.~ earth and
the. y gin shall reoyi. tais s.co-3 PARADISE
u Go, shall b. on. with Christ cSe-.
h~ = -. af.h the Fa-h.r
Shall stSE. 20 foni s~sy our lives or
sr.a-- then tCN. into she >ssiaH dust of
sari:y. seirsH-ss. ard -r'--i- st-h such .
r1.tar: Sa-~ 49, NSrssrs cJ~ eA-e~ s,id Ssch
k.uG,'ccl NJ eternal tfS 1s!tiaE !cs Us 20
ease- 80 Ths-~ az -'oss Nh' look up"s
HUMAN iif~ "a ,.cr, SAX. e!iad fh'nS.
6>orsre Among Srzs~s ard 'a..in9 81 last.
eIh cs;s.. ART t--rat-tHg infs 'hs ADVISES
- Oblivion. God tcs> rot ertrk 50 II 10
eH - c-rs:tf -sS-- have >srs Jesls ''s:f0
Narki-s srzc-S :Esa 0.rh the crown ~
See, nzz-h,~n., E,>Hn ~. h-sA- Ard Under
Eo-is ,As.s,io- - hs-sa life 70 his love
sc- r-~- s-d .:> .~cr-r;iye p1rpcss q: hi.
a.sv ~fii
Oar .a'vs,tc- "a th~ NcPk % tho Sboie
y--os-ss.y - our hessrg.y fa.icr Net
.y-liS I, 2; al fr,or. hs-,- ss; ali % him -
a * TSe :v.e'ssia1s IN Christ ss6
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-25

through him were not waverine o,itlines
or blurred glasses God vas poured into
him ard out OF him IN an uneniine. un-
hrnd.ng food tide In his speech in his
ii!c. In his sacrifice. In his whole b~ing r.
I'll" mind OF God. the heart Of God and the
vtll 81 S"d. The Christ horn I'm B-thie-
hem q! Ju'ea was the ais-,luse seis-Ycve-
lAtion ~ cd. He that hath seen me
hath .e.n the Father And through him
the mind o! God. the heart % God and the
viii % God. come TO us. In acceptance Of
them they become ours. In surrender IN
them our lives are tYans9euTe5 by their
blessed and holy d.cfa;orsiiss. They be-
c"'n. the i:vinriy colored strands OF our
very 'I'~. and whether that life be small
or great. II shall rejoice here and here
after IN the h!ess~i Fellowship cf father.
son and holy spirit.
Al This came Int, the World vi'h tho
birth cf the divine ch.'i Jesus. snd Il shall
never leave the world. and 10 shah never
b. tom aNay from the hops of AuuAnisy.
an. I: shalt never die og:. OF ouP. faith and
our ..fussi~. This child. who Eceame q
man ard died foS our sins and rose again
.oc our resurrection. has redeemed Us by
God and into God. TO: only saving us
from the hell 0e WAge making for our
selves. but into that luminous heaven
Enlightened by him. eior!nst by his pres
-ence where We shall An! the old friend
shi,s OF earth c.in6!n6 around us and fh.
new avenues Of eternal life stretching b.
fore US
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-25
PHILADELPHIA OllCeMAN
WARNS SOCIALIST tai KERS.
f"'"ss~"s ." sssV Neesss9 WSeo
speaker ss - NsSss - rsssAe
Aaaeass ssssssA~.s

tntlAfs|-t7'a- r.. i1.r "a ,~,'ir~-rs,
."-s1h 'nrrat'f"'i - sr'; :-T.et;-S -
r'srtF'ir'- sHn rad gathered in /. '--.'
-h-rfrr 80 ,ru;c~t sNaI-s. .h~ -,fA.ss--es
"t i~~a ~ R4S.s ~ ~ht-h .hr sc~ak
- persisted ~ frragHrin6 20 -~l.icur
k"e~",-'f su' b.. .f-- in.<'-s-fpn
6-..-s Fis1;rri = New Yr-a ,N- Nf.-~
frreff"Ttfsl aa-flts-s na .As Socialist
81 Il tE fsa va. speaking = hen -. '-s-
t.'rrg.t'na care
~ ~sf Ne-s s.-c-sr-'ne ,s~ Russian
'.rsHrr -,s~r-. sr3 IN ~ r--t.s- q. a
tr-=ri- against .hr rreSisnt iiar,, o. hr-
sef.'s 81 -ki< r.NiI.it-r 80 ~. era
trr r-h.is-u.gc on s.Etv .: fh- ,Hs.,e-
fssii-sef ft< -sr->a-k< ;s<,i~-yi hiEs IN
-a.r!nx Nzrfera 20 d~si., he A.is.-i
fns- tar stsis ART !E:-rrTfr'-inS Es-'1rt
-pis, n.fr y. aS.ii Rave 10 rGa~ insu ff:p
t--rs-ks ~ ~ ~GEia stop 80 --s:iHS
Fh- >srsArr continued ~ Russian Tfe
rN.,ifrrtr-t- rs>t h.-IG familiar Nf,1 -s-
es.s~ts- t,.EtslS~ .ts rot interfere srs..
;ss g,-tssG,.rT % re MEETING ~ss Tot an
tr-yGpsr3
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-25
SAYS BIRTH OF JESUS WAS
ASuRPRlSE TO THE WORLD.
TAe ReseseoS JOSa U. TS~ooy
PpearArs oW "rh~ s~0o0g 81
SosO~r.''

IL h!- sermon ai Fountain rerk .'o-ere-
sa'i"nai Chg~"h .'"r,'sy morning N"
..x, There was 10 -norr fnr :herr IN 'ne
i1- I..k~ u. - He said. in part
'Th" birth g, j"~Gs ~ss snrrrIse
Mar and !"~yh Knew that hts nam" 1as
- -. sIl'~i Jesus because h. should save
rlS ,-s;i. '-orn 'h-!- S'a- The wis" rn"n
, '.srr"y..a from sf,- :" sr..i 'h" kine
snS"l. s"'1S aSN~" -" ~hcih"rrs =" N"
's~' that ~" TU--s"uErr ~ good 'ii!ues
.ra x-.at j"r :" all .-"9!e Ia. u"N u,
S.' H!-h-CG's uiarE.- An aged prophet
arI ,..nr''.r~.~ ~ tr- r--'Sl" AT J--uss
I.gr s~s'i".i hi, corning ~y~ry "a, Su'.
ss'f" fr"'a th->" -" priests. fs- refers.
,'s-~tsr' ,tar IN" Whole Ncr': awaited
li-s a--i i~ifr.-ar
Eu, 'hi- - ever the -av - No .orid
F-'c'. fresh unfolding - ~. ;-lr-h. eS.h
arp-.ia-rslf- advance ~ he k'rsdoiu
.skeS rra,, y, surprise .-,.i h-,'i< ,sen, r-.-
--r-sF--H' SNr -" rrr -"N"i--i"r
's'h-t.- -H- sr-r - Fc'hlsh.r' IN TIE
-,si-r - Nr-.fn>~-i md miscellaneous
,N-puS .'-r.ueh =. -sv--sa' ~1-lusDr an
s-~'~- s-i .n-~N.r~i common God Such
-. f.-.-r -. h.rth - .NN.. ,,f..s fha: lay
t-~'. - ware Asrt p
-whs.~ ~. sn.IF hrS hon -fu-x~i u,
s.,t.Ns.--. iEa!S-rs''c .ni pleasure.
,-A-f-. hs. rar,. -szt7 81 -. -a'f-th II
-N1'-a Srss: ',i~s - hs r~sy~,. ans 10. the
"n'f-- ong-.~ - sts.n-, e CHANGED
-i~ a.>ySr; hs- 81; c"-islsc"ni lroa his
- -.H7,sris,, - hss -r'us~Si the iit~-t iss
- TO .~ocis Nu; c-- GsN .Se Sia-: arm
E, Gs-> aer< iE- t--yis ~sfis A-og-S
ih- tyrarr C-unshi- ard ne isy ct rs
authority - .'crs.
-nf si rs- 'fS tNrs-. hlnss's "a most
sI-Trf-~! To rzol,.'-is- s.s .rzs.~t n
tss ctlsrs--i~rssh'e r-tr.ats - c.1--gc;
.a<t Ss as< believes! - he ahtii:. 50
1=a ni-aisi. -ssasu-.> s-i u1~r- hs has
.-grs.-s; .>c .iN<sr - rarsy loyalty, re-
Ga-a'-s< ~ 'hr yri-c.;ie. .hs' Ners lr-
y--ty~-f Es.- o- srr,~ h.tSht Cav RS sorc~s
g.. ssst:-r.. n.s ii-es az. a-ra-1 AZ: h.s
s<tt :. L~s
-@TA~ :s~,,oN.A- As< s!s o~r .-.es,.cesa-
.SN- - ths e~.si He has suiff 1yk~e
AL ns--t.-. ara so.eN, 20 -oasn~ shts
.c-.A-n - life II a -AfrcS chs.r~s. fike
,N~ sEr-~-. - --ss- s~sNse3 to hanks
srs c-s e. ne ss->an rts>s S~f '-s.-a shs
n~sss.s ssrs- a., AT -. na-->-s A-&
gore as az n5s s>k.s destroyed Ee. sso.
10 sS-rets<s:
The pru<A~s ~ .sks - ST.. 8 .sse sors<
,ra~~is- .,>assE& sor TIRE t.Gs<<. r.-sas n
Q great .ncs-sAt- -saG~ Afr csrs ~
as>r~ AID scOs-d ssrssr,~ s- reaches the
c~,s-s Of 0arS 80 sir~. sei< 60 discover
. Aie>-r nr.sa-.sts Att Bf.s-e 10 svEHsS8
.-.a fs.e .Ay h~foe- sss sorsss.sle EsDs.
rAe hsAr - F-tei.k.r ;s sui' - SURPRISES
Ne g-ss9s IL .satsr. IN s.cug~.essc-. TO TIE
sa~rvAsfrG e-vssHs cs Ssnk;et
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-25
BREAKS ms V1fe.S law.
Husband Accused Of Striking Her
Down With His Fist.

With a Smonths- old babe IN her aSu0
and suffering from . broken taS. sai0 -
have been inflicted BY h.r h,enAnn,., -, -
Mary Martin q years old. .! NJ - Sn's
Avenue. WAS sent 70 sac Fe!nSiS 1Vss~
for iYrat.E.n: yesterday. ,.-
7. aas on December Is that John sssr0n.
che husband. 10 said n have gore n"sS
in,crira...,. MR. Martin ssii that q: 80
sh..i.e and knocket! her '!o~n Win .
a.. vas attended bv D"ctof e. ".
s.rh~ry No ~: Alien avenue
(r.y Ihs,~n.zry where an eIamin1uon ~
Is,~,or fSAwyenre Ys.1:iei Ia hes Iesn4
ser, 20 the Female Hospital
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-25
GOSPEL SCENE OF CHRISTMAS.

fan~ync
n Clrh,r Dsy
Of
Horiy nrusar.
We NOT the Of ns y
. ne
IT, =
shssv yss To b~!"Arhhshop Gtnnon
1~UD1111oO~~U~VOOOUO q
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-25
Peace on Earth"


8evoseoA Doeaoe AeAussy says the
SDeaa - CAs1sa's Fewer y
Net Dgokeo.
The Reverend Doctor ". =. NcNur1y
peeached at Centenary Church yesterday
noeninG nom Isaiah IL. 6. His name shah
.: wonderful" He said: in past:
WorS0. much like this In its social order
and cusinees customs. ami could be trans
tefred to this world at this seseon cf the
year: aEd look for the frs, time uron the
the homes and In the places Of business.
the question that would naturally come to
your nps wou!d be. What does all Of this
Chr!stma.r What is Ckrisimss- christ.
birthday. Who il Christi 'Nlary's son.
Why all this stir about the birth Of .
shii0; Counties millions Of children have
every hour. Why 50 much ado about the
birth Of q Iowiy child :000 years ago:
Thirst vas once little child Of humble
rsren;aSe. occupying an obscure place IN
ssid Of his origin. or the circumstances
Of his birth. or the Obscurity Of his native
village: II must be Acknowledged to-day
tory. Who celebrates TODAY. the birth Of
Abraham. or MOxes. or Solomon. or PAulc
some sections Of our world. for . brief
time. held IN memory the anniversary OF
the birth OF great citizens who have
wrought well for their fellows. For cen-
turtles past courts ard Governments.
wealth and poverty. the learned and the
foolish have been dating their letters from
Bethlehem. The calendars Of the world.
thrOueh long centuries. have bee:l calcu-
lated from the sorrow of the Virgin. John
Milton said: One day there will be q great
resurrection Of great names The records
Of the world are crowded with great
names.
''As a nation. Ne have such names as
Washington. Lincoln ard Lee. The church
hssIk kHNy hQ nm
Of Paul. Luther. Wesley. Calvin and 9TH
ef.. The greatest men In history have
taken on their crowns and cast them at
the feet Of Mary's son. His Il the great
est among the great. He is King OF Kings
and Lord Of Lords. He was born :Ss0
years ago. lie VAS Graded in Otsscurtty.
His educational advantages we're such As
the children Of the poor in that day cn-
jOyed. He gave Inference to words Of sur
passing Wisdom. Men were compelled 80
say. Never man srake like this man. His
influence over the minis Of men has been
increasing for centuries lie II to-day the
Of the greatest natioas "f modern history.
'The spell "f his power Is not broken.
He continues to conquer among the con-
tending forces ~ civilization. New nations
are constantly being Won to his standard.
There has never been time when men
and women could not be found who would
lay down their ives for him. More men
and women In the world to-day would die
for him than at any time since MS a0-
vent. None can stand before him. To
gaze upon his cross. "r to look steadliy
into his face, IL to surrender to him. The
who are against him Is resistless. unless
men turn away their eyes ami stop their
the power of Jcsuss name
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-25
CONVERT $50 At NASHVILLE.
Four Wec.s Revival CLOSES in
Central Illinois City.
gsrt n:iS,>rH-Ar.

NASHVILLE. IT. Ike. 1-sr-e 90 ,Ae ascse
sz.yNc~a>f-i -vs.,As n fAe sisfN-~ - ,ss
SIS sa> tss. ss-1 Cica>d .; ,s~ Nets
s-tHsE Es,ss-NnyAi ,-srr.A s~--
Fs. r-,a.-s .s~-s s-setfnGs SASe t><a n
~>es,S-, ss>T 80 tss s.<sr U~sAs acs dC>~
i-S ,s-a; tirn~ ,ssr~ have cr~s - ssesee-
..cas ae1 Efty acvssotzsae 20 ss~ cS=fcs
TIE las. 90 se.ss Ne-~ a.H's.~-s 20 aeeA-
Se-~AsS .; tnis sro-uiexs ,~sAo--s .: -se
gausch.
rse ,srvsc<s have s~e>, tn ae,s>r cczs-,s.
-. TIC Res~rerA fs:si;c a Ca-.irS TIE
esar&~sass o. i~hA-s,s- III ksssss~. -.
ss>Ssss wsrksfN r>< Resvr<u.s NJ Sssi.r
sz. dsssArs~~a sSx AreA. 1u. sh~ss se = !;
:Sna,r sor sa kssAn.ea ,sEe-
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-25

Little Girl Dies At Pana ScoI
After Eating SWeetmeats.
REi RIIc SrrHAi.

Pana. III. Dec H.-The :-yeA,- old
daughter Of NJ And MS. William Cole
ma. died IN convulstons :his morning.
shortly after eating sone mixed candy
Ohich Wes surckased At a local s:ose
TIE child 0as taken suddenly 81! after
eating candy sa5 sAer . physician A.
-,ye5 she was dying. Previous 20 eating
tie candy the ,iifl~ G:,l ~as In good
hes';h Coenaef Null has been summoned
aIs WiE hold an Inquest
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-25
"A. 0. 1906, CHRISTMAS"

Cnbeieving and soaees believing
reha dying dying But what the
and
business bills and checks They bearing witness
unhukingiy Merchants companies the
Department specially Christmas Men,
children all
the Christ arth help heal
'Chriss religion dying thanks Christ
dying
kind merciful
Ts true the japanese In late emergencies devoed
selfish. chfvalrous enemies kind ercu
woundedand
and their who
have been Western learning and scientific
skill imbibed thought
. and thanks Christ:
So claim that Ammo Domnf
teaching: Duty God-Glory
and love menOn earth Right
. D. q
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-25

An au;omoesle. owned and driven Ay
Yoyden Ruhslman. % the b. Louis er,.-
ply Cc0pany. 80. Ii1s Ptne street. col
IsdeA early yesterday 0orrinG With An ex-
pseas wagon. drtve9 by John neyef>aux.
No 80 Oregon avenuA af Gfasd Art
Hagiday avenues- IT, sstomooale Wss
dA0a0ed 10 n eHSess q 81 ASd the
W1Eo0 z x01s1I Was hurt
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-25

John Smith os 40 J1se Aso>st street eas
arrested eAsufdA: nigh: tv fssN.lnsn
Ksaemef an complaint os Ado'rh Ie~ss,ca,
Vho eoadorsa shoe s,ore ~ No SaS
North srsndUay- smith 10 locked % On
q charge u stfempsing 10 steal . patr
Of shos9 iron the stose-
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-25

rsr have much to
,.Sy render. Soms
They -,-ak 81 'hs
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-11-03
ABDUCTION CHARGED NOW
Another Suit Brought by Miss Wood
Against Senator Platt and Others.

Omaha. Neb.. Nov. S-Mae Catherine
Wood. an ex-employe OF the general post
ofYice department OF Washington and spe-
clal nemesis OF Senator Platt OF New
York has already filed another suit
against Platt and others for $4,000 dam
ages for alleged actions against her while
In New York in October, 1893.
The defendants I'm the present suit are
Thomas ard F. II. Platt, as officers OF
-thaL LpIted- states Express company; for
mer Postmaster General Wynne, William
Loeb secretary To the president. and j.
NJ. Miller late consul TO Aix-ls -Chappelle.
The suit follows along the lines OF for
mer suits, alleging that the defendants
conspired TO decoy her 10 New York for
the purpose OF committing a felony on
her
The petition alleges that she was caught
In New York. an effort made 20 drug her
and that she was deprived OF her liberty
for two days. Immediately afterward. she
says. the men published statements that
she had sued Platt for breach OF promise.
all OF which was false
Miss Wood declares that she believes all
Of these Vaccinations against her were
for the purpose OF distracting public at
tention from the marriage OF Mr.. Platt.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-11-03
A DAY OF
THANKS ON
NOVEMBER 80

Washington, Nov 3.--The president yes
terdsy issued his proclamation. naming
Thursday. Nov 80. next. as day OF
Thanksgiving. The proclamation follows:
BY the President OF the United States OF
America.
A PROCLAMATION.
When, nearly three centuries ago, the
first settlers came 20 this country which
has now become this great republic they
fronted not only hardship and privstion.
but terrible risk 20 their lives In those
grim years the custom grew OF setting
apart ono day I'm each year for a special
service OF thanksgiving to the Almighty
for preserving the people through the
changing seasons.
The custom has now become national
and hallowed by immenorial usage. We
live I'm easier and more plentiful times
than our forefathers, the men who, with
rugged strength. faced the rugged days;
and Yet the dangers 90 national life are
quite great now as at any previous
time I'm our history.
IL is eminently fitting that once a year
our people should set apart a day for
praise and thanksgiving TO the Giver OF
Good, and, at the same time. that they
express their thankfulness for the abun-
acknowledge their shortcomings and
pledge themselves solemnly and I'm good
faith 10 strive 10 overcome them. Dur
Ing the past year we have been blessed
with bountiful crops our business pros
perity has been great. No other people
has ever stood on as high level OF ma
terial well-being as ours now stands.
We are not threatened by foes from
without. The foes from whom we should
pray to be delievered are our own pas
sions sppetites and follies, and against
these there Is always need that we should
war
Therefore. l now set apart Thursday.
the 30th day OF this November. as day
OF thanksgiving for the past and Of prayer
for the future. and on that day ask that
throughout the land the people gather
in their homes and places OF worship.
and IN rendering thanks unto the Most
High for the manifold blessings OF the
past year. consecrate themselves TO iifc
OF cleanliness. honor and wisdom, so that
this nation may do Its allotted work on
the earth in a manner worthy OF those
who founded Il and OF those who pre-
served e.
In witness thereof have hereunto set
my hand and caused the seal OF the
United States 20 be affixed.
Done at the city OF Washington this
second day OF November, in the year OF
our Lord. one thousand nine hundred and
Ave. and OF tho independence OF the
United states. the one Kindred and thir-
tieth. -
Csigned.) THEODORE ROOSEVELT.
(Seal)
BY the President, Elihu Root Secretary
OF state.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-11-03
A new FREIGHT AND
PASSENGER LINE STARTED

II the freight and passenger trafic be-
tween this city and Fall River there prom
ises to be the greatest rivalry for bust
ness ever known now that there is TO be
another line started 10 compete with
those already bidding for the trade. 10
Is said that Benjamin Bufum. who was
formerly connected with the Providence.
Fall River and Newport Steamboat COM
pany is very largely Interested In the
scheme.
The steamer Maid OF Kent, now In New
York. has been acquired for the line. She
is y good freight and passenger vessel. Is
il6 feet long and her tonnage Is Ill She
was built at Wilmington, Del, I'm 1881.
She will be commanded by Capt Conklin.
The Dyer transportation company oper-
ates two freight steamers and lighters.
the Ruth " Lutte and the Sagamore. The
Providence. Fall River and Newport
Steamboat company sends one boat %
Fall River. the Conoho. wnich makes daily
trips with three lines running between
this and the Masss chuset,s port = merry
war WIN open
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-11-03
SURPRISE
SPRUNG BY
PACKERS

Chicago. Nov. 3---Immunity from prose-
cution under the pending indictment re-
turned by federal grand jury several
months ago Is claimed by J. ogden Ar
mour and the other defendant packers
and agents charged with being promoters
OF the so-cslled beef trust. in an addi-
tional plea In bar fled late yesterday
afternoon by Attorney John s. Miller for
the packss
The new plea. which came az a surprise
TO the government. sets UP az facts that
when Commissioner Garfield OF the depart
ment Of commerce and labor investisat ted
the beef packing business he had prom
ised the packers that whatever testimony
they gave without being under oath or
whatever documentary evidence they vol
unfairly produced the defendants should
have tho same rights. indemnities and inn
munities, as II they had testified under
oath and compulsion.
The allegation of an agreement between
Commissioners Garfield and the packers
was a surprise 10 District Attorney Nor
rison and Assistant Attorney Pagn. and
II was said last night that Commissioner
Garfield has been asked concerning what
occurred during the investigation into the
beef business.
The plea alleges that the testimony ana
evidence, II was understood, should not be
used by the department OF Justice In any
way az basis for any prosecution or any
proceedings against the defendant.
Then, II Is declared, with the assurance
OF the commissioner. the defendants ap-
peared before him and told concerning the
things wished 20 be inquired about and
which are now Incorporated In the in
dictment.
All these allegations the defendants
proclaim themselves ready 10 verify.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-11-03
GEN. BRAYTOA AT hATICK
Veteran Republican Leader Spoke IN Place
OF Gen. Waller SiInesS

At the opening rally In the Repub-
licsn campaign in Warwick in st. Johns
hall, Natiok, last night. there was a
band concert by the Natick band and ad-
dresses by General Charles r Brayton
and Or. II. &. II. Breault. who spoke In
French.
Henry DefGbrve was the presiding offi-
Ger and when the greeting TO General
Brayton subsidized. tho veteran political
leader spoke I'm reference TO the state rev
ouue act and the increase IN the amount
paid for state tax by Warwick. claiming
that the increased payment was due en-
tirely to the fact that the towns as
SCISSORS had increased the valuation, on
which tho state tax Is based
Assessor Cassidys ideas about property
values given In the capacity OF an eN-
pert witness I'm recent trial were cited
az a sample OF what might be expected
by property owners n the Democrats se-
cured control OF the tax board. Council
man Stillman was also criticized i'm con-
nectiOn with a light for license for wh9i
General Brayton characterized as the
worst saloon I'm town.
In a characteristic manner nc sold OF
the claims made by Colonel Quin. that
dlstrlcting act for Warwick and lenied
with emphasis that the Republican meas
ure was passed because Quinn had zone
20 Pawtucket 10 get a Democrat TO In
troduco a bill for tho purpose.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-11-03
THE EASY OIL.

SCOTS Emulsion is
"the easy oil easy to
take, easy in action. It's
use insures deliverance
from the gripping and nau-
seating sensation peculiar
to the raw oil. Nobody
who has any regard for
their stomach thinks of
taking cod liver oil in the
old way when SCOTS
Emulsion is to be had.
1t is equally certain that
no one having a regard for
their health will accept a
cheap emulsion or alco-
holic substitute for SCOTS
Emulsion. 1t fulhlls ev-
cry mission Of cod liver
oil and more.
SCOTT sovSr, -, Pearl suwt, Ss~ y.s.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-11-03
GIRL FOOTBALL PLAYER
DIES FROM HER INJURIES

Cumberland, Md. Nov. 3.-Miss Berna-
dette Decker. considered one OF the best
female athletes In Maryland, IL dead at
her fathers home, at Eckert. near here
Miss Decker was the daughter OF JUS
tice Edward ]. Decker and for some
years had gone in for athletics. She was
connected with q girls football team,
which played a hard game some days ago
and in this game the young woman was
injured internally.
II IL thought this injury caused her
death. The physicians declare they can
find no other cause for death
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-11-03
MORE BOTHER
IN HERRING
FISHERIES
a PROCLAMATION.

81. Johns. n. r.. Nov S.--Another seri-
Gus complication arose Wednesday In the
herring fishery situation at Bay OF ISL
ands, when the steamer Active, carrying
eight small boatloads of local fishermen
sailed with the intention of proceeding
outside the three-mile limit and there
transferring the fishermen 10 American
nshing vessels. on which they would snip
as members OF the crews.
The Colonial cruiser Fiona chased the
Active. and threatened her with seizure X
she went beyond the three-mile limit
without clearance papers. The Active
thereupOn returned
The customs authorities refuse TO grant
clearance papers To the steamer except
for "A bona-fide voyage.
Tho Americans are indignant. ana
threaten 10 appeal 10 Washington for
warship. The British cruiser Latonia Is
patrolling the bay to prevent collisions
between the rival fishermen.
NEGOTIATIONS IN ENGLAND.
London. Nov. s.--More interest is being
taken in London I'm the Newfoundland
fisheries question since the matter was
brought before tho British government by
the American Ambassador, Mr.. Reid AT
the foreign office Il was said yesterday
that the government thinks the United
States is mistaken as 10 some or the
facts, but the negotiations are proceeding
In the most friendly manner, with every
prospect OF an early settlement
The Newfoundland government has
been instructed TO abide by the treaty of
1918 and has been informed that II has no
right to prevent American fishermen from
using the island ports.
Information has been received from
Newfoundland To the effect that nothing
will be done by the government or fisher
men 20 compicste the situation.