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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-03-30
ANNIVERSARY OBSERVED.
Swarts Lodge, l. 0. 0. F., Enjoyed Banqust
and Entertainment

The s4th Anniversary OF Swarts' Lodge.
l. O. o. r. was observed In swarts' hall.
lnst evening by about l25 members and
guests.
The anniversary celebration commenced
with the regular session of the lodge at
which a great deal OF business was trans
acted
The gathering then sat down at the ban
,luet table, where the excellent menu was
eigrosed OF, Past Grand Walter Tweedel,
an chairman OF the cocial committee In
tr,duced Noble Grand Austin Poole. who
acted as toast master He welcomed the
members in a delightful way and noted
the presence Of three OF the charter mem
hers. Abel c. T. Wheeler Joseph u. Grin
nell and George Boutwell,
Past Grand Grtunell then addressed a
fer remarks IN their behalf.
Mas stAr Robert OgR introduced the lodge
with recitations George l.. Kelly respond
o-i 20 a toast for tho Scarlet degree. while
Ralph Mayor responded for the past
grands.
Il L and T quartet
Past Grand Representative Eugene LIN
colr after making some appropriate re-
marks presented to the lodge an excellent
frumed likeness OF the late Gardner L.
swsrts, I'm whose honor the lodge was
named Noble Grand Austin accepting the
Gift for the lodge.
Past Grand II. ID. Mckenzie recited an
o,.sinal poem in which there was a num-
b..r. OF local hits.
After a series OF stereopticon views the
exercises were closed by fellowship
song after which Pact Grand n. G. Thom-
as presented 10 Noble Grand @. IL. Knapp
a gavel used by hira in the past year.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-03-30
OBSERVANCE
OF NATIONS
BIRTHDAY

Washington. March SO-The president
last night issued proclamation inviting
the nations of the earth 10 be represented
by the military organizations and naval
vessels at the celebration TO be held in
the vicinity OF jamestown, Va, from
May 10 until November. 1907. The proc
lamation after citing the act OF con-
gress providing for the celebrate con-
tinues:
Now. therefore. I, Theodore Roosevelt,
president OF the United States. by virtue
OF the authority vested in me by said
act hereby declare and proclaim that
there shall be inaugurated in tho year
1907. at and near the waters of Hampton
Roads. I'm the state OF West Virginia, an
international naval, marine and military
celebration, beginning May IL and ending
not later than Nov. /. 1907 for the pur-
pose Of commemorating in a fitting and
appropriate manner the birth of the
American nation: the first permanent set
tlement OF English-spealdng people on the
American continent made at jamestown,
Va, on the 18th day OF May. 1907. and in
order that the great events OF the Ameri-
can history which have resulted there
from may be accentuated to the present
and future generations of American citi-
zens.
And. IN the name OF the government
and people OF the United States, l do.
therefore. invite all the nations OF the
earth TO take part in the commemoration
of the event. which has had a far-reach-
ing effect on the course OF human history.
by sending their naval vessels TO the said
celebration. and by making such repre-
sentations oil their military organization
as may be proper.
TN testimony whereof. I have now set
my hand and caused the seal of the
United States TO be affixed.
Done in the city of Washington this
twenty-ninth day OF March. one thou
sand nine hundred and five. and in the
independence of tho United States, the
one hundred and twenty-ninth
(Signed)
THEODORE ROOSEVELT.
by the President, Alvey a Adee. Act
ing Secretary of State"
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-03-30
AMATEUR GAMES.

A surer sign Of spring than high read
irgs OF the thermometer is the bunch of
small baseball enthusiasts that come into
the News office with a choIoe scrap OF
paper conta ining a chronicle OF the strug-
giles or two primary school mines.
Yesterday afternoon the 5-B room of ths
Summ.r Street Urinary school over
which Miss Cory prtsides. defeated a
team from Miss Wilbur's "A room by the
score OF II 10 O. The viotors said that the
features OF the game were the pitching Of
Mckinley. the catching OF Bedros and the
base work OF Roche.
The 5-Bs team will meet a nine frool
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-03-30

fine the track fast and the attendance
good.
The favorite players started the day
we'll by picking the winner OF the hrst
race In Cantaloupe when Poseur was
withdrawn. Cantaloupe seemed the best
and was at all times an TO chance
yet at the same time there was Bug play
on Ralbert Winchester. Port Arthur and
Burning Glass. After Port Arthur had
made the running 10 the last furlong.
Cantaloupe moved into the lead. but Raj
bert closed so strong that Baird had 10
put forth his best efforts 10 land Canta-
loupe a winner by short lead. Raloert
had been backed from 20 TO ! TO II TO l.
The lawyers got a break In the second
race. which was won by the 10
chance. Fickle. August Belmont's much
touted gelding Monte Carlo looked the
best in the third race. after scratches
were all In. and had no trouble In land
ing the money.
A real good thing was cut loose In the
fourth race. when Mlnnesquaw graduated
from the maiden ranks Minnesquaw and
Royal Widow raced together 70 the stretch
where Minnesquaw drew out and won
easily Only One was the tip for the
fifth race, which caused him 10 be backed
from 10 10 10 g. but Lord Aintree
and Miss Modesty were we'll played TO
beat him. which they did in the order
named. Uncle Urigh was a prohibitive
favorite at / 10 in the last. and he
won easily from James. the only other
starter
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-03-30
MARRIED IN
ICY WATERS
OF CREEK

Huntington. w. Va. March So.-For
three weeks a revival has been going on
In Lincoln county. and the excitement
Is Intense. The preaching OF Rev. Mr.
Harbour has stirred the whole county,
and yesterday Dora Hatfield and John
Silbee, who were converted the same
night were married while standing waist
deep in the ICY waters OF Six-Mile creek.
just after being baptized. The vast
throng which had gathered on the banks
sang. I'VE Shall Meet Beyond the
River"
The bride and bridegroom had never
seen each other before the night OF their
conversion.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-03-30
NEW CORPORATIONS.

Articles OF association have been filed
with Secretary OF State Charles +. Ben
nett by Herbert B. Rust. Thomas Bes-
wick and William G, Halstcad. az IT, Is.
Rust company for the purpose OF en-
gsgtng i'm the business OF electrical con-
tracing. engineering. constructing and
dealing IN electrical and other supplies.
The capital stock IL $4,000 and the con
Germ will have headquarters I'm Provi-
dence
Fred q. Tnman Edward 8. Inman and
Sylvester r.. Manchester have fled
articles of association az Falcon woTsted
company n will be located I'm Burrfli-
Vile and engage IN the manufacture and
sale Of wool. cotton and silk yarns and
fabrics and other incidental business
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-03-30
FINANCE COMMITTEE GAVE
INLAND FISHERIES HEARING

There was n hearing yesterday before
tho house committee on finance at the
state house on the appropriation asked
for by the inland fisheries commission
and Prof. Meade The scientific mem-
Der told how the clam and lobster cul-
ture we're benehting the fisheries and also
explained how the enemies that destroy
oysters and other shell FISH are being
stamped out The starfsh r. on instance
OF this sort where good work IL being
done
The propagation % tho CLAIMS and lob
sters will require n large r-r' ~ the
money II the work is be cO....--L
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-03-30
VENEZUELA
OFFERS To
SETTLE Up

Warrington. March s0.-According TO
here. written in Caracas on March IL.
there IL a movement on foot between the
lawyers representing the French Gable
company and the Venezuelan government
to settle quickly and amicably the trou-
bles which for time threatened 10 bring
about an open rupture between France
and Venezuela
According 10 the letter. which is said
to come from an authoritative source,
the plan IL for the attorney general OF
Venezuela 10 withdraw his prosecutions
for notification OF the contract with the
cable company, the latter being given an
extension OF time for the construction OF
the lines provided for I'm the contract and
agreeing TO make a reduction In its cable
rates
The letter also says that there has been
no necessity for Herbert II. Bowen, the
American mir ister> 10 Caracas, TO send
alarming reports 70 the state department.
as there have been absolutely no recent
Developments that would warrant any
such action.
The points upon which the French
Gable company Is being prosecuted are
also set forth in the letter. There are
three principal charges Of non -fulillment
OF contract.
First. that the company did not con-
struct a submarine cable between Ven
ezuela and the United States and that
communication was frequently interrupt
ed on account Of the line passing through
Santo Domingo and Puerto Plata, which
the contract does not provide for; second.
that the company also wilfuIly neglected
10 connect the port Of Guira, on the coast
OF Venezuela, with the international cable
lines, as was agreed on: third, that the
company has not established the cable
lines along the western coast OF Venez-
uela. as was also stipulated. but only a
cable between Porto Cabello and the
Dutch Island OF Curacao and thence 10
Ia Vela, on the Venezuelan coast. 1t Is
maintained that IL Is upon these three
points that the suit Is being made for
nulliflca tion OF contract
II the agreement suggested should be
made 1t would probably remove any cause
OF friction between France and President
Castro.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-03-30

beat out the Royals OF the same league
at the Brunswick alleys. Pawtucket. last
night The score:
Martins s--43l. 450 405-12S6.
Regals-4l6 ais. %0-l24l.
CYCLING CLUB WON.
The Pawtucket Cycling club took two
strings from the Narragansett Wheel
men last night at the Brunswick alleys
Pawtucket. After the bowling the cycling
club took their guests TO the club on
East avenue and lunch was served. Tho
score:
r. C. C'-s40. All. 45S-l3U
Narrag AZ. 44l-l27s.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-03-30
BURIED The
PRIEST WITH
NEGROES

Baltimore. March s0.-The body Of the
Rev. Thomas Mccormick. OF ST. Joseph
Society for Colored Missions. was buried
yesterday in the cemetery OF St Peter
Claver's church.
Since his ordination Father Mccormick
has been IN poor health. and has spent
most Of his time in San Antonio. Tex.
having been assigned TO that parish.
He devoted himself assiduously TO his
chosen field among the colored folk. and
upon finding his end was near sent n
request 10 the superior OF the order here
asking that he be buried in q plain
coffin IN a colored Catholic cemetery
among the people for whom I have Ia
bored "
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-03-30
CONTRACTS AND RELEASES

PRESIDENT Harry Pulliam of the National
Esseball League announces the following
contracts and rcleate es:
Contracts: With New York-Michael
Donlin, Claude Elliott. With Boston-P. j.
Moran. J. X Wilhelm, Il. J. Abbatticho,
Charles c. Fraser, Thomas J. Needham
Ii. S. Wolycrton, / M. Young and Fred
Tenney. With 3ruuklyn--O. IT. Jones. j
IT, Doescher. Edward McGamwell. II. a.
Lumley. l.. Ritter. Philip Lewis and
Charles Malay.
Terms accepted BY Boston-Willian
Lauterborn and = c. Raymer
Released-By New York TO Providence
j j. Dun.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-03-30
ON The BOWLING ALLEYS

The first game in the extra series Of
| events TO decide the tie now on in the
Interclub league between the To Kalon
and Elmwood teams will be contested
AT the Elmwood club this evening
The Waite -Thresher company bowling
| team IL looking TO arrange games with
teams engaged in the jewelry business.
the events to be contested on Friday
evenings. Address J. Gum. care OF
Waite Thresher company, 81 Peck street,
The Music hall alleys will be reopened
for business after the recent destructive
fire on Saturday evening next. The old
alleys have been replaced in first class
condition and four additional alleys have
been built in the space formerly taken
up by the pool tables thus making a
total OF IL alleys, occupying the largest
space devoted for the bowling game on
one floor in the United States.
The Elmwood avenue rollers took two
games from the visiting Atwelrs avenue
players IN the series Of the City league
last evening The Atwell's avenue reHm
rolled 4s2 pins In the opening event and
then the home team retalisted with $50
and AIS Slocum was the high roller. with
sos. including two singles over the CEN
tury mark Brown obtained a single OF
III.
The visiting Broad street casino COM
hins ton obtained two games from the
Westminster rollers In the series OF the
City league. Kay made a total of sol.
including two singles OF 105. at the Ran
dali square alleys.
ELMwOOD AVE. .. ATwELL'S AVE /.
Elmwood Avenue-441. $50. AIS, 1895.
AtwelPs Avenue--4e2. 427 437. 1856.
BROAD ST. CASINO 2, WESTMINSTER
Westminster-4l2 AS, 44e, 1906.
HOPE TOURNAMENT.
Public Markets., 4ss. 42S. 1907.
r l.. Rose-44s 42s. 435. 1905
EAST PROVIDENCE TOURNAMENT.
w Fire Co.--l42. 429, 437. 1903.
Phllipsdale--462. 407. 433. 1902
EAST PROVIDENCE TOURNAMENT.
Imperisl-4os s9s. 3sl. 1882.
High Tension--s7e. 5e7 367, l113
OINEYvILLE TOURNAMENT,
Hyatt's-4i5. 40s. al. 1884.
Julians-424. 405. AIS l2A
OLNEYVIDLE TOURNAMENT.
Bromleys-35o S7s. 394-1122
Fowler's--372. $40 3s4-111s
BROAD STREET CASINO.
No Liberty--2s4 3l4. s31. a39
No Liberty-3l5 27e, 2ss. $50
RANDALL SQUARE TOURNAMENT.
waysides-4e5. 4e9. 434. 1853
Iease's--4b0. f85, AL. 1900.
CROWN TOURNAMENT.
Williams a Payton-4Oi. 413 40S -l2l2.
w. SMITH g. CO--444. So3 3s7-i224
BROWN a SHARPE TOURNAMENT.
Second Floor-404, 36i. SOC 292-l556.
Paint Shop-4o3 4S2. S7e li4-162s
OLYMPIC TOURNAMENT.
watson's-4 4S7. ii7-1S0l
Mccormack s-442. al, f16-i299
PAwTUCKET GAMES.
K. OF G. LEAGUE.
At the NarraEansett alleys, Pawtucket,
last night, Delaney council of Pawtucket
won from Finnegan council Of Provi-
dence. winning two out of The three
strings Reardon Of tho winning team
was high man with three-tring total
OF IA The score:
Delaney Council-424 ~. l0-I2so
Ffnnegan Council-ss4. as. 405-ilG
BRUNSWICK LEAGUE. PAwTuCKET
Martins team OF the Brunswick league
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-03-30
TROPHY CUP OFFERED

trophy cup In 10 be presented by the
Tilden-Thurber company to the Pawtuxet
Canoe club. the stipulation being that the
cup is to bo contested for annually by any
canoe club In Rhode Island. This Is ex-
pected TO awaken great interest among
the racing members of the canoeing fra
tornitJ. and during the coming season
there will doubtless be spirited contest
emong tho clubs Of the state To secure
possession OF the Iffza
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-03-30

our stock OF strictly pure California
lowing brands: Madeira. Malaga, Tokay.
Muscat. Angelica. Port and Sherry, at 500.
per. at, $50 per gallon. and upwards.
gallon upward; also Rhine Wine. our
own importation, at reasonable prfces
We give special attention to the bottlinR
of our Ale. Lager and Porter. Clennlf.
ness is our motto. Export Lager. 81 30 per
case OF "A bottles. Select Stock Lager.
S1.20 per case OF "a bottles Half Stock
Ale, S1.20 per case OF "a bottles. Stock
Porter. $3.50 per case OF "A bottles No
charge for bottles when delivered by our
own delivery
tended TO. Tel 2611-2 Union
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-03-30
At BENNINGS TRACK

Although the card contained the largest
vsry ordinary program. The weather was
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-03-30
MUSIC HALL.
Fire Loss on Building Was S22,70
Prorsrty 10 Be Restored Soon.

The net loss on the building caused by
the Music Hall fire was $500 That
sum was named by VI. J. Houlihan and
acting FOR the insurance companies and
the owner of the property. respectively.
The rebuilding plan Will eliminate the
towers but will Include a restoration OF
the hall. which was In 50 much demand
for fairs dances. etc
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-03-30

Sympathetic Friend-So marriage hos
been sad experience 10 you. Mrs
Grass
Mrs. Grass-On the contrary. n has
proved most delightful one. The all
mony allowed by the court IL extreme
ly lfbersl-Boston Transcript.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-03-30

Real Estate for sale; money loaned on
good security at 3 8 and per cent.
Hours $40 a. m. ;12-2:a0 y. m. Telephons
3is2-4 Division Street
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-03-30
PAINLESS EXTRACTION FREE,

~ you have tooth filled by Or. Kings
Painless Method you Will never try the
otd Painful way again.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-03-30
ATLANTIC CITY.


MOST select location on the ocean front
,, ATLANTIC CITY. N. j
With an established reputation for ex-
clusiveness and high class patronage. Hot
ana cold salt and fresh water In every
bath, Long distance telephone I'm rooms
Arteslan water. Courteous service. uoli
privileges. Illustrated Booklet. Orchestra
OF soloistg.
NEwLIN IIAINEa
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-03-30

SEASIDE HOUSE,

On the ocean front. Every comfort in
cluding sea water baths elevators. gcl,
etc. r. II. COOK & SON.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-03-30
HOTEL CHAMBERLlN,

OLD POINT COMFORT.
Open all the year. For booklets etc,
address GEO. +. ADAMS Mgr. Fortress
Monroe. Wa.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-03-30

n you are proud of your personal sE
pearance buy "A set or partial set WIN
Dr. Kings latest invention, that won,
derful Improvement. the Natural
Gums" which makes IL imposslpie 10
dafacf artificial teeth In your mouth.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-03-30

! SO % up weekly: 500 up daily. Elevator.
| Private Baths. Bell phone In rooms. etc.
| Capacity 300
j. o. and ]. r. DICKINSON.
Arizona republican., 1905-07-24
JAP COLLECTION AGENCY
Would Enforce Payment of Wages
 with ArtiIl. ry.

s. Shikata went to the sheriff's of fee late last evening and desired lodg ings He introduced himself with the remark that he had killed the pro- prietor of the Yokohama restaurant -four times" This translated meant that he had fired four shots from 3S- calibre revolver at c. Tanimura, pro- prietor of the restaurant, where the shootist was employed.
 Seen in the jail. Shikata said that the Yokohama changed its help too of ten to suit him. He had worked there three months and claimed that he wanted his money and would separate himself from his undesirable job. The boss would not settle. so he started collection agency on his own account, said agency being cold lead widely dis tributed, only one shot of the four find ing a lodging in the arm of Tanimura, who is not dangerously wounded. The Yokohama proprietor can doubtless fill the place of the absentee, and Shikata will not need to hunt another job for some little time to come. His gunplay was abominable, or the Silver Belt would have had more thrilling story for it's readers.-Globe Silver Belt.
Arizona republican., 1905-07-24
KNIFE wIELDER CAPTURED
John Ravsllo Who Stabbed a Deputy
 Sheriff at Grown King.

John Ravello, who is said 10 be eith- can, who last Monday seriously stab bed William Oliphint at Crown King.
 has been overhauled by Deputy Sher- if John Merritt. says the Prescott
 Journal Miner at Frog Tanks, in
 the southern portion of Yavapai cOun- ty and south of Castle Creek Hot Springs.
 With the cunning and endurance of men of his stamp Ravello gave Merritt a long chase. and the officer had been in the saddle practically ever since getting the first trace of the man when he caught up with him. An officer in the out of town districts is reported to have accompanied Merritt on this long ride, and assisted in his capture. Although the complete details of the capture are not yet known, it was yes terday reported that the two officers picked up their prisoner in a cabin, where he was resting They gave him no chance to fight, surprising him in a manner to prevent any chance of further trouble. From what is known of the nature of the country through which Ravello travelled afoot it is con- sidered remarkable that he succeeded in getting so far from the scene of his crime in so short a time.
 Late reports from Oliphint show that he is out of all danger as a re- suit of his wounds, and as soon as he can be safely moved will come to Prescott.
Arizona republican., 1905-07-24

and from there on the journey will be made on horseback. There will be twenty five animals in the outfit.
 The party will be met by former Sheriff George c. Rufrner of Yavapai county. and Jack Phillips at Lake No. l. and will be further augmented at the hunting and fishing grounds by Ed T"vrea and Billy Kelly of Bisbee.
 MT. Fletcher has received from the governoT a document commenting the party to the courtesies of Agent C. w Grouse of the White River Indian res crvation. That is said to be the finest hunting ground in the west. In the wilder part of the mountains. bears nre numerous and there is an abun- dance of wild turkey. At all seasons of the year the streams in the region are ice cold and abound in speckled trout. The party will be absent frop' the city about six weeks.
 Something in this connection should he said of the cook, Chicken" Henry, who has been in a sort of eclipse for acme months. He had passed so far into oblivion that many thought him 10 be dead. "Chicken" Henry got hia name for his predilection for his neigh bors' chickens and he was frequently In court, but in one way or anotheC he always managed to escape conviction. Once he was taken up for milking cows that did not belong to him, and making q business of it. For that he served a term in jail. After that he avoided cows as a deadly peril and confined himself to the investigation of chicken roosts. Once he was tempted to as sist some friends In the purlolning of 2 lot of furniture and spent another period in jail. When he got out he admitted his error and. said, "Thai serves me right fOh not stickin' to my 'gitimate bizness." It is hoped that this issue of The Republican may pre- cede the caravan along the route in or der that owners of chickens may be on their guard.