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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-07-11
STRANGER
TOOK FATAL
LEAP

A stranger committed suicide shortly
before II o'clock last night by lesping
from a rail OF the Red Bridge.
He appeared 10 be 30 years old. feet
inches tall and 10 wear dark clothing
He came from East Providence. walked
70 the west span OF the bridge. paused
a moment md then stepping 10 the guard
rail. took the fatal jump.
Patroman Riley Of the Third station
was on Waterman street, near East
River street and hearing n cry for help
ran 10 the bridge There he found
Night Watchman II. @. Borden OF the
Standard oil company. who had thrown
out life-preserver with line attached.
The stranger refused TO he aided. swan
away from the lfe-preserver and then
closing his arms 10 his side. sank
Riley and the night watchman procured
a boat and went out on the river. hoping
20 find that the man would come up again
and would be floating They saw nothing
OF him.
Mr. Borden said that the young man ap-
peared 10 be depressed and was mutter-
Ing as ne crossed the bridge
man answering the suicides descrp-
tion was seen on Waterman avenue in
East Providence at ll:45 o'clock None
knew him.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-07-11
WARREN

The regular meeting OF the school COM
mittee was held at the committee room
OF the town hall last night, with the
full membership Of the board present
The hids were received from the local
and out-of-town concerns for the plumb
ing work, which Is 70 be done during the
summer months. All OF the local plumb
ing firms were represented in the bid
ding and the contract is to he awarded
st an early date The work will necessi-
tate the expenditure OF over 81. 500
Massasoit council, Royal Arcanum,
held a we'll attended meeting IN odd Eel.
lows hall last night Routine business
was transacted, after which social eXer-
cises were enjoyed.
Rev Herman w Watten and family
have secured a cottage at Touissett. near
the Narrows, and will reside there dur
ing the summer months
Rev stephen "a Cady and wife and
Miss Abbie Young are spending few
weeks vacation at Cottage City, Mass.
Mrs e Iippincott has returned 70
her home in Burlington, y. j. after a
weeks stay with relatives in Warren.
Building Is being done in various sec
tions Of the town Contractor Fisher ~
harrington mas nearly finished work on
the new Davis block on Child street. the
exterior being completed and work on
the interior having been commenced.
Contractor Murphy has recently finished
a lot of work az the st Cloud and is
engaged al present on the new house be
ing built at East Warren for Samuel
Paterson. Contractor Watson has a
large force OF workmen busy on the In
dustrial Trust co. building, and from
present indications the building will he
ready for occupancy by the latter part
OF September
The announcement of tho engagement
of Miss Edah Cleveland Of this town and
Mr. Charles Nathaniel Wheaton of
New York city, and a member OF the firm
OF Howland q Wheaton 60. Of Warren,
was made public recently through the
columns OF New York paper Miss
Cleveland ls one of the most popular
young ladies' in this community ana has
q host OF friends Mr. Wheaton is also
very well known here, as this Is his ma
tive home anl he IL a frequent visitor "a
relatives in Warren. Congratulations are
being shoWerel from all sides on tbs cou'
pie. and the marriage will take place
early in tho fall
John Rhode. an old citizen ~ WarreT
but who Is now at the Bristol Soldiers
Home was overcome by the heat yes
terday noon on Main street chief o
Police Macombcr had the man carried Z,
the police station. where medical attend
ance was summoned and restoratives ap
Piled. He was taken home later.
IAN prfttur rms -vrry little chance IN Rus
ra"
VERY little" said the foreign ,fsitor
The only recognition he is liable % g.
ts transportation one wav on the Siberial
Railway. '-Washington Star.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-07-11
A MOONLIGHT SAIL
SIKH Annual Under Auspices Of the CAL
vary BAPTIST IaStItuts Tomorrex EHnng.

Tomorrow evening the sixth annual
moonlight excursion for the benefit OF the
building fund of the new Calvary Baptist
church will take place.
The steamer Mount Hope has been char
tered for the occasion and will leave
DYER street wharf at s o'clock sharp. \
delightful sail down tho bay will follow a
stop OF Fields Point on the down ward
trip. then continuing on and through
beautiful Newport harbor, while on the
homeward trip stops will he made both
at Rocky Point and Fields Point.
The Swedish Male tNerdandD chorus
and Reeves American band will furnish
the music and Gov. Ctter and stan will be
among the invited guests
Tickets are on sale now AZ the r +.
Paliou company. Weybosset and EDDY
streets. and the number IL limited.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-07-11
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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-07-11


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u Som. Som. Of the children
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her
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out and her 'n breast completely
%ps aS sS % hire ssa % soT5 . os and force s s while
under
An aged ho0Ned
my % ps.1 S s. S va. ana an % :~. cot & sp . @ % @ dear s @ ] S %
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nearby departure the light of day when with faint
arc e % G the sunlight OF her day passed out into the beyond
There may be tender God somewhere that
Sn But tina, crippled old mh with her head bowed
printed everyone
by during the
What for' they
no one else shall
comes their right murder s'ead'
Are these examples the only
police" lawyers ome uGse. and % statesmen s the d@y
derrick fan and Kill The seanods
people bottom Of vess water poured
docks SS .no women and mea foo~S %
determined cnor to pace all the
president himself their orders
But the slavery is so calling to the common people including union
set OF resolutions signed by mass of workmen has
criminal. who have sa To, Another
able the peaseaO and upright
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background The universal denuncon public
the evil tenacious and backmarins
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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-07-11

structions OF the city council. Acting
Mayor Renolds made an offer yesterday
through Ellery H. Wilson. local collector
nunication 10 Secretary OF the Treasury
Leslie NJ Shaw.
The limit set by the council was about
10000, assessors valuation OF the site.
Besides the OFFER for purchase OF entire
site there was another for only such por-
tion as Is required for the contemplated
widening OF South Main street.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-07-11

Pearl Street Baptist and South Baptist
churches and with these went the Metho-
dist Episcopal church OF Washington
Park
This was about the most logical way OF
keeping cool fo- II was far too hot 10 be
comfortable in the city. and the exeur-
sonists had pleasurable antieipauons OF
the coolin gbreezes that they would meet
once they were out Of sghN OF the city.
The party's plans called for stop at
Newport and "A return 10 Providence
about clock last evening.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-07-11

our stock OF strictly pure CaHtornih
Wines and Brandles is very fine.
The following brands; MADEIRA. Ma.
laea TOkay Muscat, Angelica safor rSrs ana ana
,'nwayds Very fine Table Clarcts from
7ge' S" gallon upwards; also Rhine Wine. our
own Importation. at reasonable prices;
,i,ny Of our Ale. Lager and Porter.
Cleanliness is our motto. Export Lager.
81 90 per case OF "a bottles. Hasselbaums :
~ "a bottles Half Stock Ale. 800 per
case Of "a bottles. Stock Porter $3.50 per
case OF "a bottles. No charge for bottles
when delivered by our own delivery. Or
der. by mail or telephone promptly At
tended TO Tel. 2o1l-9 Union.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-07-11

IAN prfttur- rms vrry- little chance IN Rus.
sia"
VERY little" said the foreign fsitor.
The only recognition he is liable ~ set
ts transportation one vav on the Siberian
Railway. Warrington star.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-07-11
PersianN erveE enco

RESTORES VITALITY-Have cured
thousands OF cases Of Nervous Debility,
Insomnia. varicocele and Atrophy. They
clear the brain, strengthen the circula.
ton. make digestion perfect and impart
a magnetic vigor TO the whole being. All
drains and losses stopped permanently
or refund money. So Mailed sealed. Book
free Persian Med. Co, o5s Archer street
Philadelphia Sold in Providence only by
Hall a. Lyons. o55 Westminster street
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-07-11
NEW PARISH
Church 10 Be Built In Miplev|lle for Part
ofSt. PatrickS Parish.

St Patrick's church. Rev. Thomas Z.
Ryan. pastor, with church in Harrisville,
Is To be split up into two parishes The
In Mapleville.
There are about 200 people In st.
Patricks parish. and it Is probable that
II will he divided into parishes OF about
ioon each. Bishop fturktus contemplates
O trip TO Rome. IL is said, and that he
will make a definite announcement re-
sarding the new parish before sailing
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-07-11
SUNDAY SCHOOLS UNITED
FOR OUTING ON THE BAY

Yesterday tie steamer Warwick was
charterer by more than 1000 excursionists
bent on enjoing the day. the feature OF
which was sail through Newport har-
bor The affair was a union excursion.
participated in by the Sunday schools of
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-07-11
OFFER FOR REVENUE SITE
Negotiations With Government Commenced
BY Acting Mayor Rynolds

The United States government received
formal offer for the purchsse OF the
internal revenue cite on eouth Main
street
Acting in accordance with recent in
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-07-11
You Are
Your Brothers Keeper

town wnere could
and
nd we
would happen a
seao lives somebody
Jus
the school children
we've
he house ever
beside
turned
q a union
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-07-11


tforp protection Q TmS and
and
.6s are .%: S.s. " raise strong restraining hand and command and enforce Ia"
This
How far they would push these civil the fun measure
power they seek is matter Of opinion which each mans observation % will help o
and
Every workman fears the day when some union leader otned
and secretly grating and dpans the union order him into
with the penalty the hospital or the grave he does not obey and
FASTENED little
The merchant fears the strike for often and the citizen
forced into scenes Of nent y war by the o moOs ner by aeor unions
on the & on' 1 The ] capital trusts . s, @ @ soo % and & The S9. . s s ' 3
pay bin. for the entire cost Of the vs
Ths. strikes strike
settle with one union when another goes on strike and worry
o 'i hun % make % % n s d % rs.G % sr he p people has
every d.y.ls lest o.,to
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on the track assault and murder and conductors won close
bad rus manhood Of
American .uolecns leaders assaulns
babies Good authorities 80 Of 100 Chicago did
could
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and that power enough gather the sammsSe dangerous people INTO moSs and
defy civil established and relied the their
"Murdes Advocate alias yellow Journal socialist
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fed daily this mawkh sentimental poisonous % the criminals
,ed 'oad ana he'd up as martyrs and heroes utterly 9no-n the helpless
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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-06-13
Y. M. c. A. WILL HAVE
TWO BALL MINES
Percy Ashby Made the Manager Of the
Second Team Last Might
Many Games Scheduled.

The athletic association of the
No'ins Mems Christian Association last
night decided t. organize Il second
baseball nine for the season. Percy
Ashby WAS elected manager Of tho
cam and the work of selecting the
players will lie taken mp at once.
Tho first nine Of the association has
arranged games with the Newport
News Y. NJ. G. a. nine. the Crttcndcl
team and the Fort Monroe Artillery
school. The game with Newport News
VIII hc played at The Soldiers IlrmC
ncAt Saturday and that with Criltcn
dch may he pulled off on Thursday
Tho athletic association will meet
again next Monday evening
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-06-13
THE QUIETEST OF
ELECTIONS TODAY
Hampton and Phoebus Will Hold Con.
tests, But Little interest Is Felt
mo Serious Fights.

Hampton and Phoebus will hold cleo.
TONS for town officers today. In Hamp.
ton Il mayor. eight conncilmen and
tGwil treasurer will be chosen. while In
Phochns ten cuuncilmen are To be
elected. Very little interest is felt
IN the election rs there is practically
no opposition TO the regularly norni.
mated candidates.
II was stated last night that DR..
Williams Z. Atkins and Thomas liar.
mond, colurcl. will attempt To he clcoi.
I'll TO the Hampton council in the Thrill
ward. They will probably use Print
ID slip III have their names written
pi the general tickets by those who
wish 10 vote fer them. The Democrats
nave nineteen more svo!crs in the
Third ward thar the Republicans and
naturally the workers will be out to
sec that tho entire vote Is gotten out
in this ward.
In Fhocbu3 NIr. Frank LARGER Is an
independent candidate. but the regular
nominees will more than probably be-
elected.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-06-13
Kcv. Mr.. Cannon Here.

Rev. lalncs Cannon. ST., of Black.
stone is the guest of Rev II. IL. Potts.
on Locust street.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-06-13
EARLY MORNING
FIRE IN HAMPTON
Residence and Store of Magistrate /
E. Stith Narrowly Escaped
Destruction.

Five Of an unknown origin did much
damage To the building and stock
"f groceries of Magistrate l. Il. Stith,
1T the ccrncr of King street and Nal
lury avenue. and to Il building occunicd
by IL c;'lorcl family named Wilson, in
kinS street. at an early hour ycstcr-
day morning. Only the good work Of
the Hampton fire department prevent
cd Il serious cOnllaSration us the entire
section i'll which the blaze was discoy-
cred Is male up Of frame buildings.
The fire was discovered shortly af.
ter 3 O'Clock and both Of tho buildings
burned rapidly. 1t is thought that The
E!i'ze was duo To an inccndiary. a
large box of trash was in The allcyway
between the two buildings and 1t was
entirely destroyed and it is supposed
that the lire found its origin il thai
box.
Mr.. Stith carried small insurance
on lie hui'linS, hut none on his stock
Ct goods. lie estimates his lost nj
81 ,0Up.
The other building WAS owned 10y
Mr.. Adulphus Guy ami was fully cover
ed Ivy insurance.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-06-13

Tic felix's were formed In line AMI
:rarci:cd To music. two i" two. into
the dining hall. which Has beautifully
decorated. Pink was the color scheme.
being Miss Dorpthy's favurilc color.
and i; was carried out with the minul.-
oS. detail. II was, however, relieved
l'y PALMS. ferns anil many ported
plants lnnumCrable little vases Of
growing gcraniuris With pink blooms
banked The hearth AMI mautcl, one of
those hc:ns given tc each guest as !,
souvenir
The table was worthy of special mon.
ton with it's silver. seven branch can
!"l!'ra with 'lainty pink canilos aud,
shatiea. The birthday cake. prc.tily
decorated with namc and date and srv-
on little pink candles. was very b, au.
;i!ul.
Refreshments were S, rvctl Miss
Dorothy was tho recipient of II number
ni pretty presents.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-06-13
CARD OF THANKS.

wish TO publicly express my most
sincere thanks to the members of The
Hampton fire department for the
splendid work they accomplished in
the fire nj nv home Monday morning
The lireincn can feel assured that their
work is appreciated by mc,~and my
family. also want to thank my
friends and all others who offered their
services and assisted me.
l.. L. STlTH.
Hampton. Va, June la, 1905. 1t
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-06-13
CLERKS OFFICE
MARRIAGE ALTAR
Mrs. i-ottic Lee Turner Becomes the
Bride of John Thomas Richard.
son, of Newport News.

Mr.. John Thomas Richardson. of
Newport News. and Mrs i.ottie Les
Turner who gave Elizabeth City cuun.
~ as her residence. were married in
the clerks Office i'm Hampton at IL. 80
O'Clock yesterday. The couple. accom-
panied by Mrs. John H. lane. The
mother of Mrs. Turner appeared i'm
The clerks Office and requested a H.
ocnsc from County Clerk Holt. which
Mr.. Holt gave them. Mrs. Turner stat.
Cd HAT SHE was divorced from her for
MGR husband. Mr.. John Turner In
Lynchburg six mCnths ago. She came
to Elizabeth City county from Char.
lut,csvillc.
Rev. l.. Pcnlleton Jones, ID. D., p.:;.
tor Of the Hampton Baptist church.
came into The court room and The core.
mon? was performed in the private of.
!irc of Clerk Holt. Several gentlemen
au@ several young latics witnessed TIN
ceremony.
After the ceremony Mr.. and Mrs.
richardson were rendered wedding
elmer by one of the officials around
Inc clerks Office and later left for
Newport News.
Mr. Richardson gavo his occupation
rs 4 butcher.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-06-13
RED MEN ELECT OFFICERS.
}. e. Gardner choscn as sachem Of
Wyoming Tribe.

). E. Gardner Chosen as sachem Of
Wyoming Tribe.
Wyoming Tribe No. 10, Improved
Order of Red Men. elected officers for
nc coming six months last night. as
follows:
lrcphet-'I'homas l.. Watts.
SachenI--J l.. Gardner
Senior sagamorc-!vater Fagg.
Junior Sasainore-Mr Turley.
Chief of Reccrds-Charlcs NJ. sangs
lcr.
Keeper of wampun-rr Frank W.
Moore.
Collector If wampun-F'rank II.
Walker.
Keeper CT Wigwam-F. II. Walker.
TIuatcc-F. II. Walker.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-06-13
Hampton Man Made Trip Across
Atlantic on Tie Endymiom
IN RACE FOR THE KAISER'S CUP


In q letter to Il friend AIR Richard
Armstrong. CT Hampton, who was o.,
the yacht E;ndymipn during the recon.
International ocean yacht race for the
kalscr's cup. give IL thrilling descrip-
ton Of the experiences CT the I1ndy.
mion.
The Endymon Is owned by Mr.
George Lauder. rT The New York Yacht
club, AMI Mr.. armstrong made the
trip as The guest of Mr. Lauder.
He wrote rrcm Cowcs as follows:
Tho first exciting incident Of the
race WAS IN tho thunder ri the Valhalla
which nearly RIM nus Down. 'rIIcn
came a mid-occan race with tile Ham.
hltrr. which passed MS in Two DAYS
Next came Il stijf westerly ralc, Which
lasted four days. IT carried away our
s1uars bent yard but we repaired darn
ages, and got down To The irainsail
fun fcrt sail and fcrc stay bent W.
never were in any real danger. hui
things were lively enough, us IL lib
or weak stay would have dSmantlc,l
MS.
We saw many steamers and Il NUM-
Der OF thcin vert out Of their way tu
speak with lis, biit our finish was OK
citing We came tn the Lizard all
bent set and making thirteen niles an
hour. The German cruiser, which scr.
ved us the stake boat. WAS not On time,
AMI mlhJulScd OR speed. ms ii was
dark. She tried TO CrG.;S o,ir bows. bu:
We pulled up and cleared her by the
small margin Of about twenty feet.
The escape WAS marrow one.
we get fourth prize.
'lllc race srom licliogoland to Keil
begins on ,hc 18th. In the meantime
we go IN TO London, and possibly to
MIR. Carncslcs place in Scotland.
AT kcil, after the second race. The
German Emperor presents the prizes. =
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-06-13

The Coming and Going of the People
You Know.
Miss May Walker of Richmond. is
the guest of the Misses Weymouth. in
Carey street.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-06-13

MIR. George NJ. RICHTER. Jr., has re-
turned from Atlanta. where he attend
ell the annual convention of the Mas
ter Plumbers Association.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-06-13
TOWN ATTORNEY
WAS NOT PRESENT
For That Reason Settlement of tire
Treasurer Mx-up Was Deferred
Until This Evening.

Owing to the absence Of Town Al.
toraey Fay S. Collier the Hampton
town council last night was unable to
settle the much discussed tafgle Of
the town trcasurcship.
Every member of The council. save
Councilman Oscar Williams, was pres.
ent in the council chamber at s o'clock
wEcn Mayor Thornton f, Jones raped
for order.
Town Treasurer Alonza A. Patrick
told the council that he is DESTROYS Of
knowing exactly whore "hc is A." Mr.
Patrick said that he wanted his mon
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-06-13

ey or he wanted The council TO say
VIA: II Is going TO do
After waiting for several minutes for
Town Attorney Fay S. Collier To come
mt give the council IA legal opinion
a. WAS decided To adjourn over until
ills evening. when the matter will in
all probability he finally settled so far
rs the council is concerned.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-06-13

Annic Jordan Wants Divorce.
Suit has been instituted in The Cir
cr;t Court by Annie Jordan, who asks
al absolute divorce from her husband
Aaron Jordan. Hon. S. Gordon Cum
ming is the attorney for the woman
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-06-13
Thursday. June Is.

Musical and literary entertainment
in lecture room of Central NJ. II.
church, Miss Frances Starr, of Peters
burg, clocutionist, assisted by talent
from Newport News and Hampton.
Admission 25 cents.
Tickets Oh sale ut 3oonc's and Gard
ncrS. Su-tu-w