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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-05-28
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sooghe. the child. soft-ns the gum,
allsys all pain, earrs Wind eclc and f.
the beet remedy TOE dilrrhoea. TWsu.
;y-hvc cents . bottle.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-05-28

lhllauaosoe, may 81 hcu tho
House met yesterday morning Mr..
Wells offered q resolution fixing the
hours for the daily sessions OF che
Houss-l0 q. m. TO p. m.iS p. m. TO
ep. m. sp. m. until the House desires
TO adjourn. The resolution was adopt
ed.
Senator Zim's bill 20 extend the
time for completing the East Coast
Canal for two years Was amended TO
twenty-five months. and was passed,
Speaker GilchriSt asked to reiute the
idea that he had appointed . white.
washing committee on the insane Asy-
lum investigation.
The empowering the State to engage
in life insurance business, 20 prescribe
the duties OF the commissioners OF
State institutions, was passed,
Captain Johnstoh's bill 20 prohibit
the manufacture aud sale OF cigarettes,
cigarette paper or wrappers, or substi-
tuts therefor, aud providing penalty
for che violation thereof, Was read the
third time aud passed
Mr.. sistruak's bill 20 FIX the liability
Of railroad companies and other com.
mon caFFiep Ia the transportation Of
freight, vas passed ~ 60 o
Mr.. Wells bill 10 hI the pay Of
members. oGiiseFs and attaches OF the
Legislature OF 1905, was read the third
time and passed.
Mr.. Leggett's bill 90 require the
prompt payment by common carriers
doing business IN the State Of elaine,
loss or damage Of goods, wares OF mer-
ehAndise. vas passed, Aotoo
Senator CaFtsr's bill TO provide ioT
the levy Of q pensiOn TAI OF mills on
the dollar for each OF the years leoS
and 1903, was read the third time and
passed ~ too
The bill by Mr.. KilEOre Of sumter
20 enlarge the powers Of the Railroad
Commission aud authorizing the coin
mission 10 employ civil engineers y
zee that the railroad tFaeks, etc, ar
kept Ia rrpatf, was read the second
time and being unopPosed, passed th'
thlrd reading.
senator Rlount's bill % defiue tbs
eject % the record OF deede aud mort
gagcs, caused discussion that brought
"a adlQarnms~'
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-10-16
BRISTOL.
Captain Turner Says He viii
Not Be a Candidate. Mat.
terS Of General Interest.

Captain Robert y. Turner denies that he
will be candidate for representative on
any ticket and will not allow his name TO
be issued on nomination papers.
The intentions OF marriage between
Benedeta Cimoni and Pricilla Theodorah
Brothereton OF this town are filed at the
town clerks office
The town council has ordered the town
clerk 10 notify the chief Of police that
the law in regard 10 payment OF licenses
for socials and amusements OF all kinds
must be enforced and II will he necessary
10 obtain a license from the town clerk
in order 10 hold any OF the socials and
Amusements wheresn admission fee is
charged. For a great many years this law
has not been lived UP To here. and but
little attention has been paid TO the mat
ter OF getting a license from those who
managed the affairs. The price Of the IL
cense il 81 Chief Hoard has notified the
police officers TO close up the socials and
other amusements that do not have neces-
sary license certificate from the town
clerk.
The delegates and representatives OF the
State Street NJ. r. church to the Mis-
slonary convention, Mrs. Coggeshall Mrs.
Ramsires and Mrs. Gravelin have return
ed and report fine session and entertain
ment by the 81. Marks Methodist Epis-
copal church i'm Brooklinc, Mass
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-10-16

Have you found something? Advertise
IL In The News. You may get a reward
and the ad costs nothing,
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-10-16
CENTRAL FALLS.

There can 0e nothing done towards a
building for the Adams Library until the
legislature meets as the city can spend no
money FOR this purpose the wise ones say
until the charter is amended.
President Samuel Roylance presided at
the meeting OF the Naturalist society,
which was held yesterday The matter
OF having the new grounds Of the society
laid out for the garden occupied con
siderable time IN discussion. and e was
voted that action he taken with that oh
ject i'm view, and I'm the most approved
form. a committee was appointed 10 ar
range for the annual fruit and vegetable
show which is TO be held by the society
on oct. 2S and %. Last evening pompun
dahlla show was given by the members.
A meeting OF the board OF directors will
be held this evening.
Evening schools open Monday Oct rs.
with elementary classes at BROAD. Ken
dali and Garfield street buildings A high
school class in English and commercial
branches will he formed At the Broad
street school a thorough course i'm me-
chsnical drawing is offered at the Broad
street building
There was conference OF delegates to
the Republican city convention IL looks
"a N the party had It's troubles.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-10-16
The News Of the State

Training school. and only children under
Ave years old will be admitted 10 the
school.
The money towards defraying the ex-
penses OF running the school ls 10 come
from the interest on the $1,000 Camp
bell fund. This fund was left by Nicholas
Campbell. an old resident OF Warren, who
died I'm 1929 and bequeathcd $4,000 TO trus-
tees. with tho provision that the income
OF the same should be applied Ito the
schooling or kindergarten children. both
male and female. I'm the town or Warren
and for other charitable purposes" The
Campbell schools were discontinued a
long time ago, and since that time the
money has doubled itself and interest ~
being paid on $4,000. The reason for the
discontnuance OF tho Campbell schools
was the fact that the public school system
Of schools was installed and the expense
of maintaining them was done by tho tan
payers and state Private schools were
maintained by tho Campbell residuary
fund for nearly 70 years Rooms have
been secured I'm the Bliss block on Main
street.
The Ladies' Aid society OF the NJ. r.
church are 10 hold a harvest supper and
entertainments in the vestry OF the church
Wednesday evening. An excellent pro-
gram Is being arranged for the entertain
ment
Mr. Frank y. Dana OF this town and
Mr. James Fisher 90 harrington left here
yesterday for three weeks hunting trip
in the Maine woods.
Mr. William Cassidy. "A former resident
but now resides I'm New Hampshire. has
been spending a few days with friends I'm
town.
Miss Flora II. Austin OF Dover, y. H.,
formerly a resident OF Warren, is visit
ing At the residence OF her parents on
South Main street
About IS OF the young ladies OF ST.
Marks parish have formed n society for
parish aud social work and have elected
the following officers: President, Miss
Maud Greene; secretary, Miss Bertha w.
Bennett; treasurer. Miss Florence Ben
nett; executive committee Miss Louise
Easterbrooks. Miss Maud Blanchard and
Miss Ina Chappelle Meetings are TO be
held az 81. Marks parish house every
Friday evening and at the next meeting
an appropriate name Is 10 be chosen.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-10-16
PAWTUCKET.

Yesterday the French Republican club
hold big meeting q Forester's Han.
woodlawn Charles T.. Bolvin Of Fall
River spoke on state issues so did Repre-
sentative Brazeau and r. r Rlodgett
Esq. The Socialist party mot In Labor
! Temple yesterday John ". Floyd, ma
tional delegate spoke on Municipal
ownership"
officer Rlack and Samuel SlocIm wore
the water wagon men Yesterday and
while securing the city 10 see n the lid
was loose or tight. succeeded iu capturing
one keg OF beer According To- the police
n woman complained 90 the station that
her husband was causing trouble at her
home. and she wanted the police officials
to do something about It.
At that particular moment Officers
Black and SlOcum were about 10 start on
their rounds of the city. They were in
structed by Capt Nauauda to gp to the
house designated on Smith street and see
what was the trouble. when officers were
approaching the house. they saw the man
running away. and upon searching the
premises they found kcE of beer in the
cellar 10 appeared 60 be in readiness for
business but there were no signs 90
thirsty customers iu tho vicinity. Tho poe
lico give tho name of the man OF thc
house a. Thomas Sullivan
From tho Wcodeu Street Congregational
church m o'clock yesterday afternoon
took plsce ihs funeral ~ N~~ Mary
slocunl. an old and esteemed resident 20
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-10-16

returning on the or ii:2i trains OF tho
same days The tickets for the Harvard
game will cost 81
President Faunce will announce within
few days the conditions governing the
award OF new prize. His own class. So
decided at its 18th reunion last June 10
place az the disposal OF the university
considerable sum Of money annually for
ten years. The gift is 10 be used each
year I'm the form OF two or more prizes 20
be given for the best discussion OF n sub
ject that Is OF actual interest 10 college
men. The discussion will be either writ
ten or given i'm debate. II Is not yet def
nitely decided which
Probably the two methods will he used
IN alternate years. The competition will
be open 10 any student I'm college The
class OF 20 was led 10 give this kind OF
prize BY the fact that the regular debates
deal too often with technical subjects and
not with matters OF college interest
Professor Kent of Yale will deliver the
opening lecture for the Providence Bibh-
cal institute in Manning hall this evening
at o'clock.
Frank Starr Wolse, 'o5. Is IN the real es
tate department Of the Title Guarantee
and Trust company. New York city.
Edmond $. Goodwin o. is q student al
| Tech.
Allyn T.. Brown. 05 Is attending the
Harvard Law school.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-10-16

Pawtuoket. There was service of pray
or al the residence OF her daughter, In
East Providence. Rev. Mr. Thomas OF
Westerly. a relative OF the deceased, Of
ficiating.
At the church service Rev Eric /.
Lindh was the officiating clergyman. and
there was a largo attendance OF friends
and relatives During the service Elijah
Rogers sank Face 90 Face" and with
Miss Hanna also rendered zone swcetly
Solemn Thought"
The interment Was In Moshassuck cen-
etery, the bearers being William Smith.
Charles r slocum William Scott and
Benjamin Rich. There were several hand
some floral tributes
The installation services OF Rev G. G..
Mitchell. as pastor of the First Free Bap-
tist church. will be held this evening. and
the order will be as follows. Invocation,
Rev. j. II Roberts. reading OF Scripture.
Rev. NJ. I. Emery prayer Of installati ton,
Rev. II. G. Wesley OF Providence: ad-
dress. charge 90 pastor. Rev. G. r. Cate.
-. T.. of Providence; address. charge IA
church, Rev. a. r. Howard Of Provi-
dence: right hand OF fellowship. Rev w
Deckard Of Providence; welcome 10 city,
Rev. J. ]. Woolley. pastor OF the Park
Place Congregational church.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-10-16
WARREN.

The excellent weather YESTERDAY hro'Isht
eut large numoers Of churchgoers and the
services AZ the various churches were. we'll
attended Al the Baptist church Roy
Herman W Watieu occupied the pulpit
and delivered excellent sermons. Special
music was rendered by tho choir under
tho direction OF the choir leader. Mr. 4.
~. Martin. Rev Hopkins B Cady
preached at tho morning and evening ser
vice TN the NJ. E. church ana delivered
eloquent sermons. Rev. Joseph Uutchi-
son officiated at the morning and vcsper
services I'm st. Marks church Special
music was rendered by the quartet choir
under tho direction OF the organlst. Mr..
Harley OF Providence. Regular mass
services were conducted at 81. Johns and
ST Mary's churches. Rev. Father J. w
Colgan oficiated at the former church
and Rev. ather Joseph l.. FautcauX at
the latter house OF worship. The Junior
aud Senior branches OF the Christian En-
dcayOr society held meetings at The Ban
list church during the afternoon and
evening Large attendances were present
and devotional exercises were held
\ free kindergarten school is to he
opened I'm Warren next Monday. oct g-d
Niss Anna Louise Church is IN act "a
principal and Miss Craze Aurcll N swan.
s.s Mass ps assistant Mis-. Cnurcn
sn1 Nlsf ANGEL are both graduate ~
~ Rhods Island Normal Kindergarten
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-10-16
n HILL TALE

a Blunt Old Colorado Miner on Postum.
clergyma may be eloquent may use
the choicest language dressing his earn
est desire 10 help his fellow man In the
most elevated chaste and beautiful Ian
RuaRe. and yet not touch the hearts ~
his hearers Another man. having little
education and no grace NJ speech whatso-
ever. may toll his message .u tho common.
everyday vernacular he IS used Co. and
the simple faith that glows within him
carries quick conviction with a. Such n
man writess from tho towering peaks of
Colorado. preaching Of Postum:
II had drank coffee all my lie until II
about killed me. when / concluded 20 try
Postum and in a short time l got relief
from the terrible misery / suffered from
coffee.
When / drank coffee bloated up so
nerves were 50 shaky that | could not
hold myself still.
but thanks 90 Postum / am all well
now and can say that ! hope 60 remain
so.
Il was very much disgusted with It the
first time ] tried g. but had 81 made
stronger and boiled longer til II tasted as
good as good coffee.
80 amount of rhetorical frills ard lit
crary polish could add 20 tho convincing
power ~ the old minors testimony.
name given Dos th" Postum Co. Battle
creek Mich
There's reason
TOOK In eacr package ior tho 'smou.
little rook. The Road 20 Wsl'ille"
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-10-16
EAST PROVIDENCE
Ivy Social Club Holds an Inter-
estlng Special Meeting.
Business Mems Association
Will Hear Talk on Good Roads

The Ivy Social club held special meet
ing yesterday the president. Michael
Tobin. presiding The committee who are
arranging for the annual banquet that is
TO be held In their parlors on Thursday
evening reported that all arrangement Is
had been made for the same. Among those
present was Frederick Richards, a char
ter member OF the club. who FOR some
tlne has been resident OF Arizona
Where he Is engaged az a mining engineer
WILL TALK ABOUT GOOD ROADS
~ the meeting OF the East Providence
Business Mems association this evening
the Hon A. n. Cunningham will advance
some new ideas on road building Mr.
cunningham for many years was one Of
the stan of expert road builders from the
old Providence and Boston Railroad COM
pany, and there are few mon who are
better posted and have as many volumes
relating 10 road building as Mr.. Cunning
ham.
MINOR MENTION.
Mr. s. S. Rich Is having the front OF
his store on Valley street remodelled and
will be made strictly up-to-date When
Mr. Rich built this store 80 years ago its
dedication was the biggest affair OF the
kind ever held In this town. even 10 this
day. This Is the first change that has
been made in the building since ii was
erected.
Robert Patterson fell from an oyster
barge in the harbor yesterday morning
and would undoubtedly have been
drowned had 1t not been for a young man
known rs Buck" Bowen, who jumped I'm
after him. and II was only by the efforts
Of others that both were pulled out
Susan Harvey. who was arrested by Pa
trolman Taggart Saturday morning while
she was I'm the act OF throwing flower
pots through tho home OF Miss Bird, was
fined $50 and costs by Judge Bliss TINS
morning Sue not having $50 handy went
30 the farm
The calls for tho Republican town eau
Gus have been posted. and ~ will take
place on Wednesday evening OF this week.
All the town officers will be nominated.
and It II not expected there will be any
opposition TO speak Of as IL Is understood
the citizbns will make thei- nomination
by nomination papers.
An entertainment will be given AT the
Haven NJ. r. church Wednesday evening
for the members Of the many societies
connected with tho church.
The Rev. Thomas Paine will offcatc at
the services Of tho Church OF the First
Born during the week. with special SER
vices Wednesday, Thursday and Friday
afternoons.
Mr.. Henry 4. Joslln. who at one time
was the resident manager for the Provi-
denoe Telephone company, called upon
some OF his old associates today.
Quite q party from this place spent yes
terday down the bay in search OF Goldfish.
Two was the number landed. They had
good luck as far as hake and tautog
went
The chorus Of the Second Baptist church
will meet AZ the residence OF Mrs. Per-
kins on Russell avenue tomorrow even
ing
Tho Ballou society connected with the
Tniversslist church will meet In the
vestry OF the church Wednesday after
noon.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-10-16

A colorcd man. who is a stranger TO all
I'm the square acted in a most peculiar
manner this morning He appeared to be
I'm a dazed condition so much so that In
crossing the street he made no effort to
get out of the way Of passing teams and
electrics. Tho last seen OF him he was
crossing tho Pawtuckct avenue bridge.
Arthur f. Warner and wife are at tho
home Of Mr. Warmers parents on Turner
avenue for fcw days. Mr. Warner Is
connected with the Lawrence tMass)
Daily Eagle.
Thomas Mccormick Of this place spent
Yesterday codhshing on" of the 20 or
moro that he caught ,,clsn,, little
more than 20 pounds.
\ Young man named Pulley was found
wandering about tho square last evening
bv Patroluan knight. who locked him ur
on the charge Of being intoxicated.
This morning Sergeant Btckford ordered
y band OF gypsies who located near the
square TO continue their journey and they
did
The Seawecd club hold their annual
clambake at their club room at Kickemuit
yesterday.
\ telephone Of tho latest design has
boeu installed I'm the station OF the Con-
solidatod road
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-10-16
PAWTUXET.

Oystering Is still good of the Neck and
below and the local men can do very well
with their longing
About dozen boys to every chestnut
tree was the rule yesterday, with a few
men and girls 10. good measure. The
chipmunks and squirrels had already had
thcir innings, so but few large finds were
reported hereabouts.
The canoeists were out in force, too IL
belng an ideal day for the sport. and
many or those who went far up the beau
aful river secured good quantities OF
chcstnuts
The water OF the rapids was quite low.
and there were frequent cases whore the
hummocks OF grass on the bottom were
exposed 10 view
The straw ride. which Miss Jessie
shurtleff arranged for last Friday night
proved an enjoyable affair. the party of
q people. six being boys, going i'm one
OF searwood's teams through HIllsgrove
and returning via Shawomet Beach. Mrs
Fred Whipple was chaperone
The work on the foundation or Thomas
n Rhodes new house is proceeding rapid
ly and Things are nearly ready for tho
woodworkers. The building is beIna
erected beside Mr.. Rhodes present horn,,
on Rhodes street, near the brow OF the
hill overlooking tho casino and boat
house
There IL another concert scheduled for
the hop tonight at the casino al Rhodes
tho good weather having caused an extern
sion OF the regular season for AZ least a
week
Patrolman BENJAMIN Allen IL reported
ss an at his home on Broad street
Mrs, Onarles Miller of Ocean street IA
reported as convalesceut
Fred r Johnson. whose injuries have
caused him 10 no confined 10 his hom.
again, was much more comfortable yee-
terday and received q number Of callers
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-10-16
0LNEYvILLE.
Alleged Use Of Dinner Plate
as Weapon CAUSED Trouble
Atlantic Mills Improvements.
Broke Bottle In Street.
OlneyVile branch of the Providence
News at Heffernan's New Store. 15
Hartford avenue. Telephone i0-West.

The old canal In the yard Of the Allen
dale mills has been completed, a large
gang OF men being engaged yesterday 20
accomplish this There Is but a small
amount OF work 10 be done before the
foundations for the new and immense dye
house are down and when the work OF
erecting tho building is begun It will,
according to the contract. be ready for the
machinery in 20 days
ASSAULTED HIS WIFE.
Charles Holland was taken into custody
last evening at his home or Willow street
and locked up az the Chaffee Street sta
tion on the charge OF sssaultng his wife
and for being intoxicated II is claimed
that Holland threw a dinner plate at his
wife, cutting her upper lip 10 the bone
Holland was arrested by Patrolman ca
hill
WAS WELL KNOWN HERE.
The funeral Of John Leonard WITS held
at the residence OF his sister on Ebeu
street this morning. Mr. Leonard was At
one time in business at the corner of
Broadway and Valley streets. Late. lie
became an umbrella mender and was vel
known throughout the city. Those VINO
know him best always found HIN 10 be
upright and honest.
GENERAL MENTION
Henry Shepard was arrested on the
square last evening for being drunk To
odd TO his troubles when arrested he
threw an empty bottle I'm the street which
broke I'm many pieces. He was then
charged with throwing glass into the
street
Two OF the lodest residents OF this place
passed away yesterday. They were Den
Ms Hayden OF Whitehall street and Mrs
Mary Flynn OF Magnolia. Mr. Hayden
leaves widow, two sons and two daugh-
tors and Mrs. Flynn leaves a husband.
two sons and two daughters.
The bicycle stolen frcyl Patrolman
Parker "A few nights ago has been found
al Fall River, and two young men are
now In the custody OF tho police for steal.
iug II. IL is believed that the other wheel
found in their possession was stolen
Sergeant Kent did duty in this district
last night. IL is expected that Sergeant
Bennett OF the Chaffee Street station. who
has been on the sick list for number OF
days, will return 10 duty within a few
days.
Mr.. and Mrs. James II. McCanery, who
were among those who took In tns Hud-
son river trip. have returned.
Harry Abbott is arranging for a whip
pet race 10 be held at New King park
at Thornton Saturday. oct. os
Patrolman Martin u Feeney OF the
Chaffee Street station is enjoying his an
nual furlough
Patrolmsn Luby. who with his wife.
has been spending a few days ir New
iork, returned 10 duty this morning
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-10-16
DO|NGS
AT OLD
BROWN

Saturday afternoon the Junior class held
the eelection Of its officers for tho following
year. Following the scheme which was
organized and put into successful opera
ton this year for the first time BY the
present senior class, a convention was
held the night before. at which. with all
parties interested the slate was made IN
which was carried through without a
hitch tho next day. The following men
were elected 10 office:
President-V. A Swartz
First Vice President II. w. Payne.
Second Vice President-L. f. Payne.
secretary-W. A. spurney Jr.
Treasurer George Campbell
swartz has played on the varsity foot
ball and varsity ball teams since he has
been in college and is one OF the most
popular mon In the class lie is a MEM
Der OF Psi Epsilon fraternity
Mr.. n. W. Payne has PLAYED varsity
baseball since he has been in college lie
belong to Chi Phi fraternity.
spinney the secretary, is business man
ager OF The Herald and has been promi-
nent IN class activities. He is a member
OF Psi Epsilon fraternity.
Special rates have been announced bv
the management for the Pennsylvania and
Harvard trips For the Pennsylvania trip
the fare FOR the round trip will be sll.si,
not including a berth on the sleeper re-
turning. These rates can only be secured
up 10 Tuesday. oct II. Tickets will be
good on the Colonial express leaving
Providence Friday morning. oct. ~. and
returning AT 10 D. m. Saturday
For the Harvard game a special rate OF
Sl.S9 has been secured FOR the round trips
Tickets Will he good leaving Providence
on the 9:2o or 1901 trains on oct. 2oth and