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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-06-01
ATTACK OF A KING.

What harm has King Alfonso done that while the guest
OF the president OF the French republic he should be attacked? The
young king for time the object OF much caumny
those old fabcaons could possibly have made believe
he deserved horrible death while the OF the French nation
Perhaps the general disregard for right the governing
France made possible nfc this though France
republican institutions she still has classes Though the insult
primarily aimed the king of Spain actually
French nation
The sacred laws OF hospitality guest the special charge
OF the host and when breaks the
host the guest who greater ndignv France has
OF late held dgied position the thinking men but
this latest the OF OF her place her
unenvabe position Anarchy responsible
The throwing OF the bomb the midst tho the
reckessness OF the woud-bc assassin Poor and
children there taking delight in what the cniovs
crowd that goodnaured and volatile Fortunately
killed Surely the youth Of King Alfonso all its high hopes
make Parsans and all Frencmen grcv outrage but
thankful nevertheless that the royal OF the escaped
harm.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-06-01
LET THERE BE PEACE.

Nicholas neither ruler great
Were he either both he would long have destroyed the cruel
and malignant bureaucracy has been agency
chief and mue home and the nsgator of strife abroad that
has plunged the the very bottom of the of despair
Generalization and humiliation him yet
the love- loyalty gratitude his people, the respect
the civilized world and honoed and enduring place history
Let him the bueaucras the powers they
such brutal and nhuman tyranny let him national
semby of the Russian people upon
making and administrative functions and let him make with
Japan the most honorable that be
Every consideration of prudence of wisdom of humanity
demands that he follow this His navy has been wiped from
the surface of the His thrice Overwhelmingly defeated
is again menaced with disaster His subjects of the highest
class righteous indignation against the bureaucracy
has brought the nation disgrace decentralization ruin and
shame Would in the face of such tremendous ne
to do the right thing be stupid foolish
do the thing? Would any monarch possessing gl
of intelligence under sught
peace?
The peace prepare catastrophe at home
crushing than that which swept
the Corean peace subjects
fair just do his
perhaps his
selfish and heartless nobility that would sacrifice him
if that deemed essential safety.
Nor will the have this imperative step without
powerful support for yesterdays
the people the govern
mental departments while all but his ministers
immediate ending Of the Japan
These the counses of wisdom of righteousness
Nicholas heed them will he haren marplots
the magn makers of mischief misery saying
Corean straits calamity they said after Lao Yang
Arthur and after Muden Russia victory
before she peace where? On
the from which vesge of Russian has swept
by irresistible hurricane? Impossible!
dsheartened and depressed
punishment Mukden threatened by
torious forces of the mighty Oyama7 Improbable!
From nowhere there victory Russian arms
the Russian nation there greatest
OF peace its ruler listens the voice of conscience of humanity
and of the world.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-06-01
NOTES FROM STAGElAND.

Tho Imperial Theatre Stock company
viii begin its special engagement at the
Providence opera House next week with
an elaborate production OF Arthur Wing
Piucros beautiful play. "Trelawney OF
the Wells" II Is the play which was fret
produced in this country IN 1898 by the Iy-
ceum Theatre Stock company I'm which at
that time William Courtleigh was the
leading man. lie will play the same role I'm
which he was first seen in this play.
The stock company will remain at the
Providence during the time 70 will take to
entirely remodel the Imperial Theatre.
bat there will be no change I'm prices and
the personnel OF the company will remain
tho same. The plav Will be sHperbly
staged and ~ N is satd 90 bc one " PIN
eros best n viii undoubtedly prove pop
ular success here Miss Lucy spencer the
daughter - Mrs Anna Garland Spencer
formerly Of this city, will make her hrst
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-06-01

keen repsrtee BEFORE one bright limo
has been laughed at. another has been
given. and II keeps tho audience con
stantly on the alert 90 catch all the
sparkling dialogue. Bob Ridgeway tho
Yale student. (played by Mr.. Crauc), has
somc particularly clever lines. when he
Is telling his sweetheart how he loves
her. he says: ~ love YOU with n fervcnt
common. middle class love that could do
any desperate thing a police court ever
listened to-" Later. when he fears their
secret marriage may have been dis
covered the following amusing dialogue
takes place.
"Bob-Thcrc's stul u hours. and y
hours II a hne start for good two
handed lar
"Agnes-But 7 couldn't have YOU lie
"Bob-You couldn't CHI We'll how DO
YOU suppose any millionaire got. all his
money!
Agnes Hut want ny husband ~ be
4 ulan ~ principle
"Bob-veil that's just what I want 20
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-06-01
DIED

CUMMINGS this city. on the 3lsi
ut.. Bridget Cummings
Notice OF funeral later.
DoLAN--In this city. May 3fst. Mrs
Bridget Dolsn widow OF Hugh Doan.
fuurrHf-from her iate residence. No.
l So Plain street Saturday. June g. a.
$50 a. m. Services at cathedral al 9 a.
m. Relatives and friends are invited 10
attend.
FARNUM-In Jackson. Tenn. on May 30.
Harry Ormsbee Farnum eldest son Of
Charlotte Il. and the late Alexander
Farnum OF this city. in the i9th year
Of his age.
Notice OF funeral later.
olLMoRE-In this city, on the Slst ult..
Maria wife OF Michael Gilmore.
Funeral from the residence OF her sis
ter. Mrs. Michael Hannah. "a Weeden
street, Friday morning. June 2d. at $50
o'clock. Requiem mass at ST. Johns
church. Atwells avenue. at o'clock.
Relatives and friends are invited 10 at
tend
MccARTHY-n m this city, on the sls'
ult., William j.. son OF Matilda ant
the late William Mccarthy. aged >:
years II months. 20 DAYS
Funeral from his late residence. IL
Federal street Friday June Cd. rao5. at
$50 o'clock Relatives and friends are
invited 10 attend.
MeDoNALD-In this city. on the 31st
ult., John Mcdonald
Funeral from the residence Of his SON.
in-law, Michael T. Braney. No. 1870 Plain
field street Friday. June Cd. at $50 a. m.
Requiem mass az ST Mary's church.
Broadway. at S:45 a. m. Relatives and
friends are invited 10 attend Funera.
viii meet the electric car at the corner
8 A
for Danelson at 1905 a. m Burial at
Danielsou. Conn.
McTAIouE-Ir this city. on the 3Oth
ult. Hugh McTsigue.
Funeral from HIS late residence. No -
Cross street on Friday, the I'd inst. ~
$50 a. m. Services at the Immaculate
Conception church at a. m. Relatives
and friends are invited 10 attend.
MoRAN-In this city. on the 29th ult..
Margaret s, daughter of John and
Mary Moran.
Funeral from her parents residence.
No 80 Beair avenue. on Friday. the I'd
inst. at . n. m. Relatives and friends
are invited 10 attend, Services at the
Holy Name church at o:30 a. m.
MoRRls-In this city at 7S Bates street.
Ellen r.. the beloved daughter Of Cath
crime r. and tho late Charles w Morris
aged a. years. months . days
Notice of funeral later.
ORMsBEE-In West Wrentham Mass
May 30, Samuel Holden Ormsbee, aged
50 wears.
Funeral from his late residence, Fri
day, June ., at 10 a. m. Burial at oak
Grove cemetery. Pawtucket. a 2:30 p m.
Train leaves Providence at s:25 a m.
Taunton and New Bedford papers
please copt
PRATT-fn Pasadena, Cal. April Z, 1905,
Gilbert Walker Pratt. aged % years
Temple service and burial at Swan
Point cemetery Saturday, June 3. 1905.
at 2:30 o'clock p. m.
SHERMAN this city. the 2ath nit.
William " sherman Of 30 Tobey street.
IN the 6lst year Of his age.
Funeral private.
TAFT--In this city on the s1st ult..
Irene. beloved daughter of Peter anc
Nellie Y. Taft. aged 2 years. months
IL days.
Funeral from the residence. IL Berger
street Friday, June 2 at 1880 o'clock.
ToNoE-In this city. on the Soth ult..
Eben Tongc, in his 60th year.
Funeral services private from the
undertaking rooms OF j. win Carpen-
ter Friday. June 2. at ? p. m.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-06-01

made OF the wedding one OF the city OF
Brotherly Love" newspapers called II an
elopement
Now wouldn't that jar you An elope-
ment!
It's about in the same class as di-
vorced woman who takes the Miss
again.
An Irshman had ordered a keg of her
rings sent him. When they came they
were marked c. o. ID. collect on delivery
'Phat's that" said Pat as he caught
sight OF the letters &C. O. D.-cod; shure
an I didn't order cod-it was herrings
wanted. ! niver could eat cod anyway so
YOU ---"
NV dear man" said the expressman
that don't stand for cod. that G.. O. D.,
means collect on delivery-the money
"Shure Il spells cod all right don't IL me
boy-o?" asked Pat.
Yes. It spells cod but II don't mean
cod; it's as | told you, collect on deliv-
cry" was the response.
"Shure an it's funny thing. why the
divil don't they turn tn bloomin' letters
around an make them read u. @. C.-de-
liver on collection. They wouldn't get
things so mixed up them suggested Pat
as he counted out s3.S5,
I'D
Il see they do not allow one 10 spit on
the sidewalk here i'm Rhode lsland-Provi-
dence" safe one travelling man TO the
other.
That's right-sgns all around, you sec.
They won't allow YOU 20 spit on the side
walk In Rhode Island You have 10 20
out I'm the middle OF the street and ex-
pectorate over tho line into Connecticut" ="
was tho quiet response.
The Growler met a musical friend OF his
on the street the other day. The friend
had a broad grin on his face and I asked
him the cause Of II; II he had an inspira-
tion for n new wedding march or some
thing
"Nixey wedding march, he responded
What I've composed viii beat the we'd
ding marches to death-there are more
than enough OF them anyway
"Wen. what have you composed, old
man7 Tell mo about IT," asked.
ITS divorce march I've composed. II
will surely make a hit here in Rhode ISL
and Don't YOU think so7" he asked.
The Growlcr thought II would.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-06-01

arbitration as a means OF settling all
questions arising between employer and
employe.
Vic said this fight OF the carpenters was
not one OF that craft alone but for all
organized labor I'm the state and for that
reason he was doubly glad. Every one OF
tho men seen this morning wore a smile
OF elation and seemed proud OF the fact
that their craft had been the instrument
I'm Introducing means OF settlement of
difficulties that IL was hoped would al
ways be resorted 10 IN labor differences
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-06-01

he Mr. Bonapa has long been noted for his
pure politics and he OF marked ability One Of
his hobbies has been civil service reform and this calls
the fact that President Roosevelt during the past
has been quietly but effectively extending the civil service
various departments OF the government
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-06-01

Yesterday Buffalo took part the dedication
gallery costing S75oooo the gift of their fellow John
Albright This splendid should
place than before
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-06-01

Governor Douglas submitted big batch OF appointments
the executive council yesterday 1t agreed all hands that while
the Democrats the majority among
named for office excellent citizens
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-06-01
; HOW TO GET ALL
| THE FUN OUT OF
"ON THE QUIET"

q nj V I n @
q u ! c X W 1T
tc q theatre
goers will get
all the fun
out OF ION
the Quiet" at
kciths is
week, for it
a b o u n ds IN
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-06-01

The neglgee or dressing sack is the
ever been found. for when II comes TO the
time OF relaxation and coy hour in
ones room pretty negigee has much 10
do In alleviating ones weariness. Pretty
because I'm the neglgee az I'm the con
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-06-01

The people OF Royaton VT greatly disturbed the
prospect that the birthplace OF Joseph Smith be made the
Mecca by the Mormons However they easily prevent such
contamination by putting the price of foodstu sufficiently high
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-06-01
REVOLUTIONARY MOVEMENT

Buenos Ayres. June lit is reported
that revolutionary movement has been
started I'm the province Of Santiago Del
Estro and that the governor Of tine prov.
ince has been made a prisoner by the in.
surgents.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-06-01

SO Joe Letters big fight ended Foreign
him for damages because of the foreign miners killed his
neglgeny conducted mines. Joe of the lauded
friends of free contract
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-06-01

I'm view Of the fact that the Canadian
railway system is dependent upon Ameri-
can cnrnnct4eHE- outlets. the at
tempt 10 exclude Americans from EN-
ployment upon Canadian lines is n breach
OF comfy which might have consequences
that Canada would find hard to bear
Pittsburg Gazette.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-06-01
THE NEWS'PATTERNS

ventional Eoilet cut. becomngness ana
finish must be considered even though
the material be ever so inexpensive. In
this model we have very dainty pretty
style. one easily copied by the home
sewer. The sack Is tucked at shoulders
so as 10 give ample fulness TO the body
part, and the deep pointed collar Is
becoming mode TO almost every woman.
Perhaps the best, feature OF all Is its suit
ability as a tub dressing sack and the
only trimming is the bands OF contrasting
material
Sizes 80 20 10.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-06-01

No law exists by which the appearance of the Patterson
Wkesbarre could have been effective This which
the law OF decency entirely ineffective
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-06-01

ton that the contest Is proitless and ab-
surd. one Is entitled TO his own point Of
view Let us who will throw up our many
hats IN air and cheer because we have
beaten Wilhelm At the game he himself
proposed. New York World.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-06-01

The selection Of Charles Jerome Bonapa secretary OF the
navy will general commentator although like his predecessor
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-06-01

appearance with the company. Seats for
''Trelawney OF the Wells" are now on
sale al the Opera House and thus far the
advance sale has been highly satisfac-
tory.
go
one OF the most amusing scenes in Ar
rah-Na- -Pogue,' this weeks attraction at
tho Imperial Theatre is tho scene where
Miss De Berry as Kittie enters a jig dan
cling contest with Mr.. Benedict. who plays
tho part OF oiny Farrell The event is one
OF the incidents OF q wedding celebra tion
and is said 10 be characteristic Of such an
occasion. The fun reaches it's climax when
Miss De Barry. who impersonates an old
woman out dances the young man much
10 the amusement of tho other wedding
guests
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-06-01

'If six Russian vessels Of war, including
battlcship. have been sunk as reported
the havoc wrought among the other units
OF Rojestvensky' feet may be assumed
10 have been so great a 9 10 finally crush
Russfa's hopes OF recovering her naval
supremacy IN the Far East. ."-Philadel-
phia Record.
Europeans have seldom been able 10
divine what Is passing in the depths Of
the Hindoo mind, usually so unruffled on
the surface: but signs have been noted OF
ferment OF race feeling in India, caused
by the victories OF an Asiatc over n
white and Western people in the Far
East. Milwaukee Sentinel.
The steel mail car is a long-needed
concession 10 men who risk their lives
daily in the public service but receive
neither pensions nor popularity for doing
so."-Philadelphia Inquirer.
There is a strong movement on foot I'm
China TO stop the use OF opium John Bull
may yet agree with Emperor William that
there is real yellow peril. Chicago
Record Herald.
Now that tho reform movement has
started and is flushed with victory. It Is
I'm order 10 suggest that the only hope for
a permanent triumph lies in forcing the
fight 10 a finish I'm giving no quarter 20
the bosses and I'm resoute determine tion
10 tolerate no machines in the future OF
any kind Baltimore Sun.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-06-01
The Growler.

AN NJ u. from
Baltimore a n d a
woman from Phila-
delphia were mar
.rlea-EAeeH+lH- ttba
former city. Both
OF the contracting
parties had taken a
whack at the mat
rimonial game be-
fore and both had
been d | V c c d,
When { h G a n
nouncemcnt " a 5
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-06-01
6ddYSa~y~N
What Others
Arc Saying

"The fact that Secretary Taft failed IN
his columbus speech 60 refer directly to
the decision 20 buy ships and supplies
abroad. or where they can bc had the
cheapest. for use at Panama, deepens the
suspicion that the administration has
really backed down. Galveston News
"rhe Atlantic wins the kaiscrs CUP.
The dreams of twelvc-dsy record under
sail from sandy Hook 20 the Lizard hare
IN misses realization BECAUSE The race
was for al sorts and conditions ~ Yachts
With neither hsndicap nor other technical
auslihcatlor, = yachting editor has writ
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-06-01
CARPENTERS GRATiFiED.

Mr. kearncy. in speaking ~ the matter
this morning stated that tho carpenters
felt gratihcd over tho fact that through
arbitration 10 had been demonstrated that
Justice could b. dore the workingmnn
and no thought this decision will 20 far
toward creating better feeling IN The
hearts ~ the wo-kinRmen of the state for
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-06-01

The in Philadelphia crying bitterly for mercy and
chance keep the feshpots looks its cries will be
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-06-01

special hobbies service
the President Roosevelt during the past few
has been quietly but effectively extending the civil service
rules the various departments of the
The people of Royaon, VT greatly disturbed the
prospect that the birthplace OF Joseph Smith may be made the
Mecca by the Momon However they easily prevent such
consunmaton by putting the price of oodus sufficiently high
SO Joe Letters big fight ended Foreign
him for damages because of the foreign miners killed his
neglgeny conducted mines. Joe of the lauded
friends of free contract.
Yesterday Buffalo citizens part the dedication "a
gallery costing $75oooo the gift of their fellow John
Albright This splendid institution should make Buffalo better
place than before.
Governor Douglas submitted big batch OF appointments
the executive council yesterday 1t agreed all hands that while
the Democrats in the majority among the nominees all OF
named for Office excellent citizens.
No law exists by which the appearance of the Patterson
Wlkesbae could have been effective This which
the law Of decency entirely ineffective
The Philadelphia is crying bitterly for mercy and
chance keep the heshpos 1t looks if will
According the Russians the has been very rough them
SO have the aes, for that
Frances violations of neutrality didn't poor Roesvcnky
much in the end
Only four weeks remain for important
registration.
Weaver has of fate around Phadelphas gas
grafers
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-06-01

eeks remain for attention to the important duty OF
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-06-01

According the Russians the has been very rough
SO have the fates for that
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-06-01

GILMoRE-In this city, on the 3lst Vi
Maria, wife OF Michael Gilmore.
Funeral from the residence OF her q
ter. Mrs. Michael Hannah. - Weed
street Friday morning. June 2d. at S
o'clock. Requiem mass at ST. Johi
church. Atwel's avenue. at 2 ocloC
Relatives and friends are invited 10 9
tend.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-05-03

La humanidad fcece en- d actual
n1ome1to de 90 desarroll0 diyersaa
nlanif aci0nes del graaD de pTCgres0
6Ique hs lle 6 ado. peTO ninguna S nuegs
TITO juiciO Eesenta una pruebA mas
aVidente dc ese progresO, quo eA desEs
rFoIlo del espfritu aItrpista que II { lr-
nIS una gran parte de la actlyldad
hpmana On nueatEOs dfas.
Sin dudG aIgunn u Caridad ha eXieti-
do siempre en- 81 coTaz6n humane. peFO
tQd0 aqu6i que So tonne la pena de
estudiat Il historic ppdr6 hallaF que IA
CsEidad en- nueatr0s dfss spsrta de
revestiF en- los pafaes ciVilizRdOa IN
cafacteF enteramente diferente del que
tenfR en sig!os pasados, ha extendidO
SD esfeF2 de Gcoi6n; y es que lB Carl
dad hoy 90 CientfficR en- sue naanifestR-
clones sin que pOr clio hSya perdidO 10
que tiene de sentimental.
Una manifestation de esq espfritu
altFuista de nuestros df9s Sc hace cRda
Vez mas eVidente en- el desArFoil0 de
las reIGci0nes cordiales entire pGtronos
y cbrerda alcanzadaa q merced de md
tuss ColCesioneB, peFo principalmente
b. Rnifestas poF el deseo de pnrte de los
patronoa en- mejorar u condici6n de
los trabpj j2deFes.
UnO de los medi0s mas comunmente
'usados hoy. entire los muchos adoptA-
dos. es eI de procurar6 & los obreros
hGbitaci6n conveniente. sana. y hlata
bella 81 Ell caso llegG. por una venta d
slCRnc9 de los medios de que dispOne
al NhpAFO
Como siempIo de esto podemos citar
Iag casas cOnstruidas p0r u Fuel and
Iron Company que expIota minas en-
diferentes Estados de ID Union = de
Mexico, y que hB edifcadO para los
minerOs cRsss limpias y c6modas, de
cuatr0 seis 0pOsentos Cada una, v
que pagan de ventn 50 RI mss por un
apOsentO 8 IS p0r una CASA de habi-
taCiones.
Las Caqas fabricadas por @ B. and
j. M. Cornell Company, Cold Spring.
New Y0f k, consisten en- un Corredor.
sala. c0Cina y cuatro hRbitac ones.
apRrte del serViciO de bRf1o. excusado
y CSlefacGi6n. Estas casas Sc rentan
& $12 8 S15 por mes. Io que representa-
para Ia compaflfa IN 5 por cient0 del
capital inYeraidO.
Sc ha9fa muy cansado este articulo
81 iehubi6ramos de anOtar las numerOsas
cOmpa Mas que en- los EstAdos Unidos
y en- otras naciones han adoptado ID
construction de cssas apropiadas v
econ6miCas para aposentar sus EN-
plead0s.
Bate 4 nuestro prOp6sito 10 ex-
puesto para probAr que eI espf .itu
RItFuista domino en- las relaciones en-
tre Ell pStEono y ell obrero de nuestFos
dfas y que reViats un caracter mas
cieDtffico toda vez que busca el mejo-
rAmiento social elevando las Condicio
neS de vida del pobre.
Rs indndab'e que ID casa ca 81 gem
te que mas ipfaye eD nuestro modo de-
ser despuSs de Ia familia. Una casa
d0nde escaGea Il Luz y 81 aiFe, donde 81
polvo se deposita Iibremente, donde el
espacio faIta. cres IN medic que &C.
tuando uno y otro dia desde Is nif1az
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-05-03
AlVERTISEMENT.
Department of the Interior of Porto
Rico.
Office Of the Commissioner,

Office Of the Commissioner,
San Juan. April 25. 1905
Architects and builders ere hereby
invited to submit plans for the cons
truction Of the Arecibo District Jail.
The building is 20 be erected on 4
site belonging to the People of Porto
Rico at AreclbO and shall be designed
t house $50 prisoners in accoHceand
with outlines and instructions TO be
furnished by this Office.
The estimated cost of the building
shall not excsed S35. 600. A payment
of 800 shall be awarded to the best
project fulfilling the conditions requi-
red. in the opinion Of the Jury of
Award. to be appointed By the Com
missioner of the Interior.
The Commissioners Of the Interior
reserves the right to reject any aud aIl
plans.
The time for submitting the plans
shall expire May 25. 1905.
J.S. ELLIOTT,
Commissioner of the Interior.