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Douglas Island news., 1905-09-06
Monday was called Labor day.

Monday was called Labor day.
At Juneau there is Bull Con min
ing company. Let that sink in for a
while.
What's the matter with having fair
and exposition right here on Douglas
Island?
Mrs. Mabel Bean and Miss Eerna are
passengers on the Jefferson bouod tor
the Portland fair.
Mr.. Geo. e. James expects to leave
next Saturday for Ashland, Ore, where
he will spend the winter with his fami-
~.
The Simpson Hospital at juneau is
already one of the most popular insti-
buttons Of the kind in the great North
west.
The Prof. Newton entertainment at
the Natatorium last Monday evening
was attended by large crowd of peo-
pie, who unanimously voted the Prof.
living wonder
The band boys will give one Of those
populor dances at the Natatorium on
the evening of Wednesday, Sept. Is.
The admission will be 81oo, and there
will be a late boat for juneau.
Miss Zoora E. Weypr arrived on the
Jefferson Sunday night, to take up her
duties as teacher of the primary de-
partment of the Public School. Miss
Weyer has spent her vacation at her
home in Everett, Wash.
John Feusi wishes to call the atten-
ton of Douglas folks to his elegant
line of furniture, comprising as it does
almost everything needed for the home.
Or if you need stoves or hardware you
can find just what you want here.
Mr.. j. T. Bowman, who has lived on
Douglas Island most of the time for
the last 6 or years, has given up his
position at the 300 mill and has gone
back to Oregon, his former home,
where he will take charge of a small
milling plant. Joe's Island friends
will miss him and, while not, wishing
him any bad luck, will hope to see him
again on the Island.
There was ball game on the Douglas
grounds on Labor Day. 1t was be-
tween the Juneau and Douglas teams.
AS usual the Douglas aggregation won
out. The score being u to 10 in their
favor. 1t is too bad the base ball sea-
son don't last until about Christmas,
for then the juneau boys might win a
game. Well they can cheer up, marble
time will soon be here.
Rev. Dunlap, the newly selected pas
tor of the NJ. e. church of this city, ar
rived on the Jefferson. His wife and
child will follow later. He has recent
ly returned from the Philippines,
where he has been engaged in mission
work for the past four years. A recep-
ton will be held at the church, this,
| "wednesday evening to welcome The
new pastor to this field.
Douglas Island news., 1905-09-06

WORKMAN & JENsEN-PLUNlBINe De
partment-We have added to our bust
ness a complete line of sanitary goods,
including baths, toilets, and lavitories
and secured the services of a first-class
plumber. Give US call and be con-
vinced
Douglas Island news., 1905-09-06

Geo. Bach left yesterday for Grind
stone Falls.
'@Red" Gregory is back at work, after
a sick spell.
Bicycles at less than cost at Wort
man & Jensen's.
DR.. Rogers treated the News force to
watermelon Monday.
a whole soul or half-sole. Shoes
repaired az Alex Smallwood's.
Tom Donaghey and Bert Stedman
went to Portland last week.
The largest stock of beds in Alaska
is now on display at Feusi's.
See the new Surpice effects in shirt
waists at the Treadwell Store.
And now the last stump is out on the
new trail to Crystal Falls Park.
We overheard little schoolgirl say:
The new Professor is a peach"
Smallwood, the beach merchant, has
fine line of General Merchandise.
a fine line of Extension Tables and
Center Tables at Feusi's, Front sire ct
Ladies manuish shirts are the latest
fad. See the line at the Treadwell
Store.
Miss Nellie St Cyr, of Juneau, was a
pleasant caller at the News office last
Monday.
Mr.. Tom Judson left on the Str
Humboldt for his old home at James
town, y. Y
Mr.. Otto Haering, of the Douglas
Brewery, made trip to Skagway on
the Georgia.
For RExr-NiceIy furnished clean
trout room. References required. APP
ply this office.
If you want a real fine pair of shoes
made to fit you, see Alex Smallwood at
the Beach Store.
WANrED-General houseworker, and
nurse for two year old baby. Address
Box ,, Treadwell.
slrs. Thomas Tatom aud children de-
parted on the jefferson for Oregon,
where they will reside.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Vestal have
moved into the Frank James cottage
800, +l,o schCCl bOuse
DR.. Carl Harrison and wife left
yesterday for Portland, Ore, where
they will spend the winter.
The contract for the construction of
the Third street sewer has been award
ed to Geo. Hoffman at $50.
A. O. Anderson and family have
moved into the new addition to the
fruit stand on Front street.
Miss Elna Olson, accompanied Mr..
and Mrs. Martin Olson, who left on the
jefferson for visit in Iowa.
Mr.. Oliver Butler left on the Jeffer-
son for trip to Seattle. He expects
to be gone about three weeks.
WANrED-Nurse for child is months
old. Must be over 10. Sleep at home
Apply Mrs. Erdal, Treadwell.
Services at the Catholic church are
now conducted by Rev. Father Parker,
a recent arrival from the States.
Joe Miller, the Juneau Tailor, invites
Douglas folks to call at his place when
in juneau. Opera House building.
The new moving pictures at the Palm
Garden this week exhibit some start
ling scenes in the time of Louis NV.
For SALE-The gasoline launch Gar
oliue" will be held for sale for thirty
days only. Enquire at Douglas Dairy.
Grant Kemmerling had the mis-
fortune to run large size fish hook
into the fleshy part of his hand this
morning.
Mr.. Nels. Sorby, leader of the orches-
ira at the Opera House, left for the
South on the jefferson, to take in the
Portland fair.
For SALE-Good residence lot in
Douglas. 5Ox2OO it. Warranty deed.
Inquire at News Office. Lot on Fourth
st. between D. and q. II.
Workman & Jensen have leased the
rooms over their hardware store and
will heat them and rent them to those
in search of lodgings.
Miss Jessie Matthias. who has been
Douglas Island news., 1905-09-06
Shirt waists for spring wear, at the
Treadwell Store.

Swedish Evangelical Lutheran Ser
vices every Sunday at p. m. at the
Lutheran New Church at the corner of
Sd and e streets. Sunday School at
1916 p. m. All Scandinavians are cor
daily invited. ]. A. LEVIN, Pastor.
Douglas Island news., 1905-09-06

This is a day, in days of yore,
Our fathers never saw before,
This is day, tits one to ten,
Our sons will never see again.-FIELDING-
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-04-13
Der erFe 3abn.

Sreube unb SubeI berrT9en 6eute
I'm Saus. Die iunse Mlutter fpeib ii4
Dor Slid taum su faHen.
Mit ftplsem 2d9eln bdlt iie ben
persniist trGbenbsn gritseborenen ibs
rem @atten entssseu, Der nit Wiutter,
S9piegermutter unb etliden Sdnten
pol reinsr vliidIelisteit auf 8ubi
bernieber fdaut.
Sm Sintergrunbe febt bic @mme
bss tleinsn MeItbiirgers unb IGbt
nit fpoblsefGuisem S9munaeln eiz
nise blante 9olbitiide in Der ee6ff=
neten Sanb funtslu. Der sliidlidbs
Batter. bic ftplSen @robmiitter buben
por Greube tief in bic Saf9en ses
sriffen.
ga9 piefen unrubigen Sagen unb
RG9ten, in bsnen bic brabe 9arolins,
Bulbs @iee Mutter, benz tleinen,
quurrenben Stammbalter our 8e>
rubisung duf unb ab setrassn unS
nit liebli9 barmonii9em 9sIdns
in Sdluf sefulIt bate, fonnte fie beute
friib nit 9snustbuung pertiinben:
~8ubis erftss 3Gbnden 1T burd."
limb iubelnO pflanste fd bic frobe
Botidaft ipeiter:
.9ubi bat ben eriten 3abn!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-04-13
sic Tub i'm einen quasnbltd Tumm

sic Tab ibn einen Musenblid Fumm
an, unb ibre ionneneebrGunten Dana
gen fdrbten ii9 tief ROTH.
Sinh Sic es pirtli9g" brd9tc
iis .nbIib berpor.
.Sie baben mid gut in @rinnerung
bebalten nud udt Subren." erlpiberte
er riie9aniid.
Gin fiibes 2aden antipOrtete ibm.
~Gi, tpis IoIlte i6 perssH.ng" iaste iie,
~baben sic perssFen91 gr lieb bic
Srase unbeantportet. r@ieber eine
Seerbe in ben pferd gu brinsen9"
fiigte iie fddternb binau.
nS9 ppllte ieben, OBJ i9 meine
Seerbe trGntsn tann." eripioerte er.
auf ibrsn @ebantensuns einsebenb.
Sic blidte ibm feit in's geiidt.
SD entbebre ni6t germ in elmer fols
den 3eit bas @afsr." periebte fie.
~aber ipenn Sbr 8isb Ieibst :" 1lnb
nit gefentter Stimme fiiste iie bin5u,
Hadbem iie in isinsn Bid cine 4nt.
mort 9ele1en: nS9 perndlte leBf DIE
sdnae @iebfurm; es 1T nur nod Wa>
ma unb i9 ba."
Gr mar abseftiegen unb i6ritt an
ibrer Seite mad bem Sauie, bas =
sliidli9eripeiie fir ibn : INNER nod
cine Meile entfernt mar. @ein SsrS
ippste beftis. unb fpbpeiie tameu
enblid bic Worte beraus:
nRein mein 8ieb leibet ni9t, =
uber 4 biirite, Gbiquite gu iebsn!-
Sn faft ebenio sitternber Stimme,
tpis feline eissne, srtpiberte iie: rW2ein
Name iit SeHica, nur ga bat mid
INNER @biquite senannt."
sd tann aber ben Namen ni6t
mebr aus meinem Ser5en reiBen,"
fagte er. nunb = barf i9 meine Seerbe
brinsen = iie 1T iebt ipirtlitb m { inc
= unb Sbnen seben unb mid basu
= unb barf id mein Epferb in .geIs
lopeat's" Dsibe eHsn Iaien = bari
i99"
3p.i feuate 9lusen iaben au ibm
dnf, unb Sipei fleine broune SGnbe
idmisgten iid in feline sroben.
nalemal," anttportete iie, balb las
aenb unb bulb fdludsenb.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-04-13

Suuptmdnn b. g. tdnn beute aus
feiner selie6ten @bebdlfte nidt Hug
iperben. Sein fonit 10 beiteres, lies
benspiirbises Sruudeu ift tpie auss
eetauIdt.
grnIt unb in iitb getebrt, Iibt iie
am SbeetiId unb i9aut ibrsn 9atten
taum an. - @ie ibm ibr reiSenbes
9sptauoer fsblt! gld = tsin giFen
pill ibm beute number! Das mag
es nur Tein. bas iein bolbes Weib4en
10 gum Hadt6eil berdnbert, iie 10
siniiIbis tpsrbsn ldBt2 Mudsn ii4
etipa aud bel ibr bic rNerpen", bieIe
srGblihe Srausn= uno Mobetranfbeit.
bemertbar9
9ld mas. Elm gutter Solbut tuirb
nidt lunse sriibeln unb na9 9riinben
fu9sn! Das Bette 1T, er fragt na9
Der llrfa9s ibrer @eriiimmung.
n@eib9en. S9as, mas 1T Dir
beute9"
Gin f6.uer gtufbIid unb feline
4ntpprt.
.@iea Sab bas nidt fait tuie
SdulbbeipuBtiein aus9"
a6er, tpie er ihr nGber tommt unb
fie umdrmen min, bd riidt lie err
f6roden pon ibm fort, bGlt bds
Spibsntu9 por ben Munb unb blidt
nit tbrdnenOerI4leisrtsn 9lusen gu
inn ubf.
gr frast. er beI9p0rt iie: p3ittp,
mas quGlt Did9"
@ersebens. 5eitseI9loiep bIsibt Der
tleine rotbe Wunb.
.Srobtopf Su! Suit bu mid benn
gar nidt Hebr litb9"
0a erT6sint bas S9elmensriibs
den in Sittn's -"rber 93oienpane:.
limb .nblid, mad ietunbenlangem 3os
germ, fGIt es nur unbeutli9 BON ibreH
2ippen:
.@eraeib, Sans = mir fdGIt Oas
Spre6en fbper : feb. i6 mar
bod beuts bsim 3abntiinitlsr : i'd
: id babe = adj Sans : 1T es
ni9t f9redlid2 = nit 5tpeiunoz
brsibiq Sabrsn iaOn = ben sritsn
3abn!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-04-13
: eintR a ffadtise. 80

-GineRa a d I ii d tise. .Dcs
rum ptllft Su nur einen Sdriftiteller
beiratbsn2" = .Oantt er meineSeins
tinnen in feinen Romcnen redt tldgs
li9e Rollen ipielen ldbt!"
= uuaRaenebn,e 9 tb | Il B.
folgtruns. Yrob: sd Idee Sb=
nen, meine SOdter seben ab, tpie mar
me Semmeln." = SdnitGtsrGtbin:
.Oarrm Iisgen lie ald1 ten Sdlpiss
gerI0bnsn 10 i9iper i'm Massn!"
41senebmer. 9trSt: sit
noIen bic MebiSin nift nsbmen2 9ld.
trinteu sic iie bod unb benien sic,
es Iei Bier! = patient: .Dd trinte
i'd bod Iiebsr Bier uhb btnts, es isi
Msbisin.'
= Sin RedenfiinfGer. =
Commits: $50 iebr bo9fubrenb bruus
den sic mir gteeniiuer au9 ni9t su
iein, Serr Sil6ernagel, i'd tOnnte Sbs
men gum 9s;IpicI l.iut 100000 Mdrt
eriparen. - @bef: .Dieio benn9" -
Commits: .Run, Sie h.bsn bod elm.
So9tsr, Der Sie 100000 Rdrt Wsit>
gift aeteng" = Gbef: .anerbinos!~
= GommiS: ~9:ben sic mir lie, i'd
nebme lie nit 100000 Mart!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-04-13

llebsr bic beriibmte Rieientanone
Miia, bic auf 8efsbl Sriebri6s l. Dor
200 Sabren. 1704, BON Sacobi sesoIz
fen unb Dor bem 8erliner 3eugbauIe
i'm 2aitanienpdlb6en aufseiteqt,
absr unter bem 9roben 1744 pieber
einael9molSen tpurbs, gibt prof. Msi=
nib in Der 3sitfdrift fir biitoriibe
Waffentunbe in einsm Guffdb nGberen
2tuffdIub. Bon Sntereiie 1T bic Be-
fdreibuns. pie Der SUB bes $40 gsntz
ner idpsren Robres, bas eine 100
pfiinbiss &usel fdob, gu StuRbe fam.
Sbslei9 bic Wuffs ippbl nur elm
prunfitiid barftellen iolIte unb an ei-
nsn @ebraud fir ben 3ries taum gu
benfen mar, CAB man bod bon Der
8aition binter bem 3eugbaufe einen
probeI6ub db. 9ie &ugel folI iibsr
bic Stabt bin beinabe cine baIbs MeiIe
in Der Ridtuns sessn Sempelbof se-
floeen iein. Die &dnone mar eine
Sebsnspiirbietsit .riten Ranses i'm
anfanse bes Is. Sabrbunberts. 1712
ifisg Der Gar mittels sinsr Sreppe uuf
bas Robr. um ii9 baruuf gu feBen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-04-13

Sn 9eutTdlanb, Spanien unb Sols
Lamb Derben 9epebe aus SoI5 berses
ftellt unb DabrfdsinIib pirb bisie Sn=
buitrie aud in Srdnferi6 8obsn fuI=
fen. Der proasB bsitebt barin, bab
Der 9olsbrei brett burd cine Mstans
platte nit elmer 4nSabl S6liben ees
prebt ipirb, ipslde aus Der Mdife
biinne 8Gnbsr beritelt. bic BON Der ees
f6libten Platts oirstt mad elmer Ma=
f6ine seFiibrt perbeu, ipelde iis su
ribtieen GGben BON 6eliebieer StGrte
5uIammenbrebt. Die auf bieie DeiIe
bergeItslts SOI5faier beiBt 9blolins,
Silpaline pbsr 2icelld unb pirb nie
anberes @drn na6 Der StGrts nummez
rirt. Mit 9anisarn berlpebt ip;rb iie
sur Ssriteluns BON Sanbtiidern per.
ipenbet, bic ii9 maiden, fGrben unb
bebruden laFen. Die Sol5iaier pirb
spar peil5, ipsun iie naB tpiro, be-
fommt aber beim 3rodnsn ibre Wiber.
ItanbgfGbisteit auriit.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-04-13
S9neemGHuefen.
Bon 9auI q. airftein.

@ie Elm tlsinss prinsden mar er
ausitaffirt. gr trug elm blenbenb ipeiz
bes pliifdmGntel9en, bate cine ipeibe
pelstappe auf benz 4opfe, bide fueibe
9amai9en iiber ben re9t trGftieen
8einen = nur Die f1parasn Cad
fpiben sudten an ben Siiben bsrbpr =
unb bic Sdnbe itaten in tleinsn 5auits
banbf6uben, bic nit rofa S9Ieif6en
per5iert tpdren.
llnb 10 itanb sr bpr benz Saus nnb
ipartete duf feline Mama, bic idnell
nod einmal in bic parterrs Wobs
nung selaufen mar. neil ie nod etlpas
pergefen bate.
@erdbe feds Sabre mar er alt, unb
mar bod IhOn elm ri9tissr, tleiner
Wenid. Sther in isinsn @iinI6en
unb 5iemIid ielbititGnbis in ieinem
Sanbeln. 0esbalb mar ibm bas Wars
ten i'm 9roBeR unb 9anssn au9 gar
ni9t rs9t.
nWutti persibt INNER mas" ba9te
er bel tih, ~oas fdgt papi auh. Oesz
baIb muB man INNER parten -"
llnD unrubig tripp.lts er i'm S9nee,
Der feit uuf Der StruBs lag, bin unb
Der -. balb elm paar Sdritte mad
born. bulb pisber Suriid. Damn
blidte er pieoer na9 Der Saustbiir,
fletterte bic paar Stufen binauf, lpiez
Der runter - uno Mutti fam nod
INNER ni6t.
8or llngebulb fhiirSte er idon bic
2ippen unb 5Os bic Srausn eng sus
fammen. 0as tonnte furdtbdren
Srob bsbeuten, ober aber aud bittere
Sbrdnen antiinbigsn, bic benz tleinen,
psripObnten &srI9en rt9t Ioder iaben.
3um Slid ipurbe Der tleine Sc
fiiblsausbru6 nod Elm ipenig suriids
ssbrGngt. 9riiben mar eerabe bic
S6uls aus, unb nit lautem SalIob
itiirSten bic Sunaens auf bic Strabe.
SIN Hu besunn cine tleine S9ueebdIIs
fdlo4t, unb .r itanb unb tlatIdte in
bic SGnbden unb frsute iid, ipie bic
ipeiBsn 8dne flossn. unb iaudsts auf.
ipenn elmer 10 redt orbsntli6 traf.
gs madte ibm onI6einenb unbGns
bissn Spab, @r psr9aB feline Muts
ter Oariiber, bic rimmer etipas psrgsi,
fen muBte".
Wiittleripeile aber tpdren bic Suns
gems aus Der Sdule ibm nG6,ras.
tommen, unb unpilltiirli9 ridtete ii9
ibrs qufmsrtidmteit aud auf ibu. Der
Iid 10 gang unbetbsilist ibrcs 8srsniis
gems mitfreute.
.aiet NAL" i9ris plObIid elmer,
rba itebt N S6neemGnnetsn!" = unb
lpies auf feline fpeiBe 9leibung.
0as mar bem tIeinen &erl6sn f6on
ipeniser ungenebm. Dor ben pielen
Sungsn, bic ba Dor ibm tollten unb
iiber i'm ladten, bate er cine Isiie
S6eu.
@r brsbts Iib besbalb ab unb fpolIts
tpieber bic pdar Stufsn gum SauIe
binuuf. a6er ipupps. bate mid eeies
ben -. traf ibn elm fIsiner S6nees
buI an ben Sintertopf, unb saus err
Tdredt orsbte er iit nisber um. Sein
Geii9tden mar babel 10 tpmifd, baB
bic 8enseIs BON Neuem iuie bic Wils
ben su laden bssannen uno cine ri9i
tise Sdneetanonabe duf i'm losIieBen.
Su -. ba padte ibn absr bic
Wutb. Bis Elm 3iser iprang sr auf
cine glnorsifer los. Die dber iparen
ithneller ais sr unb liefen fort. gaur
in MGbel6sn tonnie er nod eripis
den. Die bate fi4 aipar gar nidt
IN Der Saladt betbeiIist. absr feline
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-04-13
Sts Der Syerue.
Bon giObert eiIlmame9O&beim.

Bon Hobert SiIlmnttusp pon9etnl.
OH Illntmt burdb meine itiIen Srdirne
Gin punberlamer, iiiber Gang.
Ser Seimatb 2aute bor' i'd ipieber,
SD Iauit Der SetmatbIieber Slang.
8iibn ieb' ih Seimdtbberee tbiirmen,
Bon ereiien gSdloern Itol5 beIdlin1t.
Sm Suft ber @ieien rub i'd tpieoer,
$50 i'd mein critics 9ieb ertrduult.
SeiB ie9neno brett i'd meiue Grme,
Sns iiibe Bib ans Serd 5u 3leb'n. E.
Sod Ieiie fItngen dus bic 2ieber,
Sic 8ieieu. BdI6er. 9eree flieb'n.
gripadt. mir id5aIlcn frembe 2autc.
Salt lit ibr Sinn unb ornpf ibr &lang.
q 5eimatbtrdlime, ionnt bod iuieoerl
G iaildj5e iuieoer, Seimatbiangl
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-04-13

a9t Sabre paren persanssn. Gin
Reiter fprenste iiber bic ionnense=
badene @bsns ipsItpGrts mad Der S6s
bentette gu, bic 4usen nit Spannung
auf einen beltimmten !Siigel geri9tet
unb sans in Sinnen psrIoren.
plObIid flOs sins ROtbs iibsr iein
9eIiht: cine fdlante blaue Mdb9ens
fisur tou6te Dor Ieinen 8liden auf,
gerabe pOr einem sroben pferb am
Siiselriiden, unb iiber bic SpsrrbuIs
fen blidte elm buttsrfdrbiees Sbier,
nit lansen. pOripdrts seridtsten OBJ
rem.
Der Reitsr belt. Gin ipunberpoIa
les fhparSes ausenpdar panpts ii6
ibm iiberrui9t gu.
.Sit es = iit es @bicuite9"
Seine eisene Stimme Hang benz
Maune fremb. glnes, ipDpor er IN
biefem 9lusenblid 9epubtiein bate,
pdren bic idparsen aueen.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-10-06
THE MAN HAS NOT CHANGED.

While he in America M. Witte impressed the public
modest able and sound judgment For that with
suspicion interview with the great Russian which cabed
10 this should be regarded Among other things quoting
NJ Wie this interview The Moroccan question had dragged
months the the
announced the day Hence clear that had hand
Frenchmen always unthanku
ennhlation in 1875, but France is Englands ally
Still egotstcal the words the interviewer puts
Abe mouth of NJ Wtte concerning the making peace Ports
mouth my popularity America influenced President Roosevelt
to advise the of Japan yield otherwise he would
American sympathy Baron Komura admitted that the Russians
ruled the conference OF America with the exception
The cooking the Wentworth hotel"
Has NJ Whites undergone complete change
we been totally deceived him Probably neither assumption is
correct Indeed is fair assumption that the esashed and
bombasc tadd accredited the pure fabrication
ridiculous mistransaion of his real statements
Witte is neither puerle asinine
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-10-06
DOES HYDE SEEK VINDICATION?

Is there any good why Mr. James Hazen Hyde should
forward give full free testimony
qua Since the scandals the Equitable made public
posed who has been both maned and fooled larger
experience and fewer scpes has claimed
merely moved chessboard of which he knew little if
ching and whatever wrong have been committed by James H.
Hyde and associates in of suggestions made by
"g interests and bigger men, than young president Of
big insurance company could possibly be fahom
understand
There probably large percentage of the people interested in
who will question these assertions they will
teless be surprised find that Mr. Hyde himself does He
this keeping himself outside the and by having his attorney
put forward sy and really absurd denial of the
his attendance witness 1t need pointed
that a who feels his just would
and subteruges No duped by his associates
agned by the claimed Hyde has BEEN will both
opportunity clear his character square
with his fellow
Hyde prefers by silence and ugacous methods put aside
vdcaon Is his privilege do but he be prepared
accept inevitable consequences Of that decision which
verdict of guilty by his fellow countrymen.
No longer will he be able pose the unovng victim of
gigantic conspiracy longer will he be able claim
been the unwilling tool of other Any such will be pos
kbe for him he permits the investigation without having
taken advantage Of the opportunity the stigma that
upon his good
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3ddYSa~y~
/ People You Know
| Or Ought To Know

During his 81 years experience on the
Providence police force and his service
with the public works department VIDE
circle OF friends and admlrers has been
acquired by Deputy Chief OF Police Pat
rick Egan that any man would be proud
TO own, and such as are his enemies any
man would be glad TO count as such' Tor
they are OF the various classes OF eVil
doers whom ne has had dealings with IN
various ways and under the several
regimes which have existed since Nov y
1865. when he became police officer at
Mayor Doyle's request
Although but about 10 years OF age when
the Civil War broke out Mr.. Egan mani
tested enough patriotism to enable him 10
overlook a triAe like age, and he got by
the recruiting office and became menu
Der OF Company L. Third Rhode Island.
which later was drilled as and became
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NO. LADIES NEW BELL OR
CIRCULAR SKIRT

career he has been instrumental IN de-
livering over to Justice many badly want
ed men.
He was the recipient of life-size por-
trait OF himself in oils from his east side
friends, the late Gen. Horatio Rogers
making the presentation speech, which
outlined the esteem and respect which the
residents OF the district he and his men
guarded had for him
In the early days OF tho Providence Po-
lice association money came I'm slowly,
plays and concerts being tried, but the
deputy chief was farsighted and origi-
mated thesystem Of having an annuel po-
lice ball which is such an important fea-
ture each winter now. While he was
president OF the association. from 1885 10
1855. the fund was increased from sl2, 90
60 81 900. and the cold water throwers
who were oppose to the ball plan were
effettusLy silenced.
He did excellent service in the Second
district. where he was assigned from the
Third. as captain. and on Dec. 20, 1889, he
was made deputy chief of police. which
Office he has filled successfully down 10
the present
He Is in close touch with the men OF
the department. and on occasions when
the department Is called out 10 parade
his erect. road-shouldered figure is gem
orally az the head OF the line. He fire.
auentlv Is 10 be found on ,--.iday nights
with the old war veterans IN prescott
POST hall where he Is member, and
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-10-06
Voice of
fhe People
A CASE FOR THE GOVERNOR.

A CASE FOR THE GOVERNOR.
Editor Providence News:
VIII you kindly enllghten me in regard
to my status in this community so that !
can give the poll tax officer the informa-
tioh he will doubtless call on me for in
a few days 10 enable the state authorities
to determine whether | am legally liable
10 be assessed
on oct Is. 19OS ! was forcibly deported
from this state at the instance of Il. w.
Blodsett. city solicitor OF Pawtucket, and
Mr. Wlghtman. state agent and through
the late Dr Keene, Mr. Putnam, supervi-
sor ~ the hospital for the insane at How
urd and Mir Ira Warner. ~ Messer street.
this city warned never to return TO the
state unless ] wished 20 incur the penal
ties prescribed by Law IL | did.
After AN enforced residence OF six
months in another state I have had the
temcrity 20 return and am now anxious
10 learn what eject my forcihe expulsion
from The state st he hands of the public
Officers ~ the state has had upou nv
rights and l'aSil'tie.
7 an and vas q citizen ~ the mites
states and resident ~ this state al the