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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-02-12
M Canary Seeds Wanted.


7 FUNT Ut " UHWITTVTV F-UHT.
Delegate MCGUIRE Of oklahoma has on
his desk n unique request for seed. II comes
from "A resident Of the Territory. who writes
in this wise
My vile wants packages OF flower seeds
and packages OF garden seeds. Please
send the same TO her Don't send her any
canary seed That might make her want
to sing. and the Lord knows ! have trouble
enough with her now on that score
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-02-12
On Good behavior.
Frorn "a Kansa. 90 Jonrna

From me Kdnsos CITY Journal.
J D. Benedict. the superintendent OF the
Indian Territory schools. nodded toward a
sturdy and grave young Indian cirl.
"SAe is a maid be said. in the house OF
a friend Of NINE and the other day she was
left In charge Of the children while her mis-
tress went Tor a long drive.
The mistress. on hor return. said 70 tho
maid.
How did tho children behave during my
absence. Caroline? Well. hopper
beautifully. madam. Caroline answered
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-02-12
Gnestlon Of Speed.


From the BirHlino CHAM Post.
The Judge. lawyers and everybody else
were badgering an lrishnan about the speed
OF a cart.
was ii going fhst2- queried the Judge.
'Yis IL were answered the witness.
How fast7-
-Oh. purity fnsht. yer honor
well. how fast?-
-purty tasht.
was IL going as fast ~ a man can runi-
'Aw, yis. said tho lrishman. glad that
the basis or an analogy was thus supplied
10 him As fasht a. two min kin run.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-02-12
Her Pointed Question.


T F0W { OIIIFT 2 " fFbTVs
Nell IL a little girl who Is allowed 20 Join
the diners At her house when there are
guests. on the stipulation that she shall keep
yer quiet.
On severrI occa sions the little SRI was re-
fused dessert on the ground th-t IL Was not
good for her.
Recently. when there were not a few guests
1T dinner ( the house in question. the young
ster. having Outlined permIssion TO s9e-k,
n Ively asked
Mother. will tho dessert hurt me. or IS
there enough 10 so roundG
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-02-12
Hard Case fnr wrcckcrs.

From me CorrhW Mno1Sire.
looking over The storm sweUt Pentland
Firth, with It's dangerous rocks and fer, e
currents. | remarked - tie orkney plot
This must be a great place for wre>fs
-Wracks. man he shouted there's mony
a Draw farm In orkney got out o wracl-s,
but the Breetish Government has put leet-
hoose here. and leetioose there, and yon. :
pointing - TIRE double lighthouse on tie
Ster,ics. ~yon's iva I ere is no chance OF
wrachs !or pulr iisner body noo
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-02-12
A vrslnIa panIcl Como 10 Judgment
From he S7turda Frcnino Post

From The ,S7turd1y Frcnino Post
judge Cru tchfeld ~ Richmond. Va. IL
credited with a sharper Wit tran any iurist
in Virginia On cue occasion lie had two
cases before him. one being that Of Fed
F. ster OF tie Richmond baseball team and
tie other a man charged with picting pock-
cts The Judge is baseball enthusiast. and
II ster's case was callei 1rst In order tut
tie baseball play er might get into a game
which the judge Intended . see In Tact lie
often Adjourned tho police court in order 70
attend a game The testimony was con.
elusive. and "ked- was tined $40 for STRIKING
a negro.
~ you could bit the ball. Red. a, hard as
you HIT t1at black man you'd be a star, re-
marked hts Honor
The plckpocket then came UP and pleaded
not guilty. but he was frien1less anI tie
Judge s4iI that he was s-s3icious charac-
ter. anyway. and fined him $40 The unfortI-
nate fellow s8l1 that he only had 81 in his
possession. wLereupou tie Judge SdI - tue
badn:
Turn thls man loose In this crowd. and
n lie dc esnr raise enough Ia ali an hour 70
pay his me ne Ia Innocent, let MIN 20.
By picking no pockets Tor hdi an hour
the fellow. proved bis innocence ard was
dlHcharge
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-02-12

II no pertumed bath, no oheva glass for
arranging refractory folds and tuoks, no
conuring and manicuring implements and
10 look az II one had all these must COM
mand admiration, and that vas ungrudg-
ingly given.
Nan" says Mr.. Levy, I'VE have come
to talk TO you a few minutes, but you are
to remember that you must not say a word
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-02-12
How He Spent III, 11mn.
From me BOSTON Record.

4 bond salesman just back from Maine
Gays he asked an old fisherman In a snow
bound hamlet what 10 did with himself
evenings
Tue reply was: -oh. sometimes l cit
and think. and then again Just ait
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-02-12

collar Her hair is brown with certain
shades Of gold, which the aim light accent
uates.
She has small features, small ears small
nose. small mouth which discloses per-
fectly regular white teeth. Underneath
her gray eyes are dark circles and the face
has the creamy pallor OF prison life.
There is elective Of the many adapted
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-02-12

10 feminine use which conv eys the greatest
compliment enc woman cS-n pay to an
others Appearance it Is tie adjective
dainty. To say that Nan Patterson was
the personifcation OF daintness means
more than to say it of another woman.
To come from a prison co. wtere there
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-02-12
TRE Hum0RorS SIDE or LIFE.
An rnlarvlnE Process.

From the London Chronicle.
An Fast Anglican photographer advertiser
IN hts local paper Your own baby. II you
have one. can he enl rGed. tinted and framed.
Ike the above for Is cd
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-02-12

And ut the end they fought terribly together,
why did they hsht| the mother asked.
ITO deciIe. said Caroline. which was
behaving the best -
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-10-24

Die 8eerbtgung zines
S6ulfnaben unter militGrii6en Gbz
rem bat auf Dem Sriebbpfe gu SrebniB,
propin5 S9leiien, ftattgefunben. Der
8erftOr6ene mar Der 13iGbrige Spbn
&i6drb bes bortigen S6miebemeiiters
&uppelt, Der bieier Sage i'm Munoperz
gelGnoe BEL 8rieBen BON einem Sc
16iB i~iberfafren unb getObtet purbe.
SIM Srauer9efolee befanb iiG auber
Der 2ebrerf6aft unb ben S3iilern Der
Dberen &naben= unb MGb6enflaFen
Der epangelif9en S9ule in SrebniB
cine @%boronung bes Sffi5iercprps, TO-
ME cine Ibtheilung llnteroffi5iere uno
Ntdnnf9aften bes SelbartiGerie : Hez
giments go. 81, tpdbrenb bic 3esi@
mentsfdpeQe Die Srduermuiif fteGte.
&pitbare Sran5fpenOen nit Wib=
mungsl4leifen bpm Sffi5iercorps, ben
unteroffi5ieren unb Mannf9aften,
ben Mfitf6iilern H.. I. m. bebedten bas
@rcb bes 10 friib unb jdb aus benz
Gepert e%rtrlnenen &ndben.
Sas SenfmdG GamiIIe
Sesmoulins', bes fran5OiiI9en Gebpz
l~uttonsbeloen, fpurbe por eirtigen ga
gen i'm 8urten bes palais Hpbal in
pdris unter 8et6eiligune bes garaen
2pupre : @iertels entbiiGt. Camille
Sesmoultns, Der feuriae pampbletiit
uno Sournaliit Der grpBen Gepplutipn,
Der am II. Suli 1889 ben Guf uau ben
Waffen" ertDnen lieB unb 5pei Sage
fpdter Die Mafen gum Sturm aeset
Die 8aitine fiibrte, lit bon Dem Bib
bauer 8oberie barseitent iporberl, pie
er, i'm Srdng, Die Menge fort3ur,iBen,
einen Stubl padt, Der fi9 auf feinem
Wege befinbet, ii9 nit bem linfen SUB
baruuf f9pingt, in Der !6aft einen
5%tpeiten Stuhl umipirft, unb nun nit
begeiitertem 8lid, bic &e9te pie CUR
8efrGftigung ieiner Worte ppritredt,
unb 10 nod beute auf cine aufmerfz
fame 3ubOreri9aft ein5ureben f9eint.
gr itebt ~entblDbten 9arptes ba, bas
@eii9t eineerabmt BON langer 5daren,
bic a1f ben breifd9en &ragen ieines
@pdes fallen, feline lOie seidlungene
&rapatte bat fi9 i'm Gifer ieiner 8es
pegungen perf6oben, bic eng anliee
genbe 9Oie itedt in f9lappen Stulpz
ftiefeln.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-10-24

Die Beh6rbe fir 6hentlidt
Werfe tibernabm getern bic neue grun=
~1snanlase Der grisbtmoOo Waherwerte
Sieiss sisbt benz 8orort ben LANCE flu
n6tbis befunbenen WaRerbeoarf. Sie
ueue NnIase foftet $640.
Ben g Stone bon go. 702 Wnr.
NELL StraBe. Der am Sonntag burf
cine &sbolbertugel bertuunbst tpuroe.
als er ft9 our9 bic 5lu4t ieiner ger-
baftung entsieben uolte. befnost fid
auf benz Wege Der geReruns.
Bel Der @ipiloienf 2ommifior
finb aubsrsem6bnlid bisle NpplitatiO
men e~ingelaufen our S6eilnabme an Der
am %. Sob. b. s. fiattfnbenoeu prt'
fungen FIR Brisftrdgsr unb @lerfs,
gis isBt fno iiber 200 @siude einse'
gangen.
Die pldne FIR bas neue @e'
bduoe Der Sanoelstammer ftno iebt
bolenbet uno Mn9ebote fur bic Grid
tung oeRelben tperben nd9fens emit
9esengsnommen uerben. Sas Sc
bdube, tpel9es on Der Meribian= Strab,
cine Gront bon 100 SUB uno an oer
Obio.S trabe cine iol9e bon 100 Sui
babsn miro, uiro a4t Stodperfe snt
baItsn, BON feuerR9erer Bauart isii
uno circa $500, 900 totem.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-10-24
-.NYres Bulletin 49,
sebsm sie nniere 9eden

Sieielben iin6 nidt bod i'm 8reile,
fonbern inb bemerfensnertber Nua@
Iitat, tuenrl man Den 8%oitenpuntt in
Betradt aiebt.
"Eleven-Q Quarter" graue Oefen,
(8aumnoae unb @oIe gemiidt) gut
a~uslebenb, fein unb b%auerbcft uie iie
gu ireens einem -8reile nur getauft
perben f0nnen, pro Yaar.... SO 98
Stein ponene sraue Oefen (Saron<
billie Marfe) nit braunen, i6paraen
ODER blauen SOrten, CUTE Sr0be, pro
Haar sd. 40
@eibe Moa OeGcn in e~inseln 8ett
Sr0ben nit Sorten in allen Sarben
unb leidt auf9efrduielt, pro paar
Ste pOpuldriten peiben molenen
Sefen iino i'll Ill Sr0be, abfolut ser
bette @ertb fir ben Yreis. pro
Yaar So. 90
Salement, peitli6er Sur9gan9.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-10-24
Rene Sneorpcratioaea.

Gol9enbe @eieQi9aften reiaten beim
Staatsfetretdr ibre Sncorporations=
papiere Elm:
Die ,Wuncie Muto Yarts @omp.",
Muncie. @apital els, 900; Sirettoren,
6usb 8. @arnsr, CHARLES 3. Quale,
6. @Op 6atbatpup uno Sarbep 8.
0oofe.
Die YGrasier See uno Gusl @omp.",
Wuncie, capital $4,000; 9ir.ctoren
@owarb Grasier, Wiliam 6. @eorst
unb Seize g. 5latter.
gmil 2lopi4, Sefretdr Der Wefferu
2auna nno Wai6tnsnperte. Mi9igan
@itp, bat Den Staatsaubitor benaa.
ri&tigt, baB bie 60. ibr @apitaI Dor
$50. 600 auf 500. 900 erbDbt Bat.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-10-24

Die Tabriten-M n | bon
@eor9e Werritt & Co.. befannt unter
benz Nannei .Merritt's MooIen Brill.
an Wef Waibin9ton StraBe u. Wbite
@iper, BADEN ibre 8btiren 9ef9IoKen.
Der @runb uno 8ooen, auf Dem bic
Bauli&teiten fsben, seb6rt Der Snbia.
napolis Dater 60. unb bat biefelbe
bic @eb6ube iett aud ibernommen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-10-24
Greisgerimt.

Nor Hidtsr Ssnrp glap Nasn BE-
ganret 9sfern bic 8srbanolungen in
Der S9abensriabtlaee BON Gilbert s.
@oot gegen Die indianapolis FRACTION
& terminal 60.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-10-24
Ser Somtbparf .9pppsl 8
&esel=G Stub.

Dieter Club bielt seftsrn Nbenb in
ben 2egelrdumen Der Stbisite Surns
bale ieinen 9e9elabeno ab Die 9egs
Ier amifrten f4 auf's gsfs unb nls
es gum S1IuB an Die NuHummirung
aine, Hente es fid beraus. baB Serr
80. @raeber ben l., 6err Germ.
Greunb ben. 2. unb 6err 6reb. gbleri
ben 8. preis baponeetraeen bate.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-10-24
NmS ben @eri9ten.
Nene Glaaen.

pa ibr @atte CHARLES He unb bic
bret ainosr anssbli9 b6sipilig per-
Iafsn bat, tlast Nnna &oberts auf
G4sionns unb piinfdt Die Obhut tiber
Die ainoer uno entipre9enoe Mlimente.
gna STAPLES beiduloigt ibrsn @at-
ten 3acariab. He sraufam bebanbelt,
nidt geniiaenb fir ibren unterbalt &c.
iorst uuo fe f9lieBIi9 b6smilis per-
laRen gu baben. tpespesen He bon ibm
seidieoeu su iein uno wieoer ibren
Wdbdsnnamen gla Sohnfon au fh6-
rem miini9t.
Sohn Be Nrmono bsi9ulbist In iei-
ner S9eiounsstlase feline before Sdlfte
Waub, ibn uno bic 2inosr b6spiIis
bsrIaHen au BADEN.
Weil feline Marr i'm angebli9 graus
fam bsbanbslt, flast Srant 6atltt auf
Sheibuna.
@ora 2itsn sriu9t bas @eri9t, ibren
@attrn Sobn, Der fe an9ebIi9 b6swil'
lig berlaHen. a~nsuueiien, ibr tp6dsnts
LID So fur unterbalt gu 3ablen.
ginen sduloiGeiu iiber 800 incl.
3inIsn etc. tlagt 2ewis Baum sesen
Sonatban 6utdinfon Elm.
@esen Die Snoianapolis Sraction &
terminal Ga. lisfen eeftern brei 2la-
gen Elm; 3nei Der 2ldger bebauptsn.
burd unbOrfdtieteit beg Motorman-
nss Rd iGmers Wsrlsbunesn bsim Gsr=
Iafen bes Waggons suaesogen gu ba=
ben, uno berlangt Sbomas 2lier
$4,000, Warp gIad $40, 900 Saaben-
eriaB.
@rosbenor 6. 8reene fngt in isiner
2lase, oab Der 9onoutteur Obne irgeno
weI9s uriade i'm ansesrifen, geidla-
gen uro bon Dem Wa9aon 9effcBen
babe, ~tuespssen er id gu S4aoeneriaB
In 66be bon SIS, 900 beredtiet bdlt.
Na6labgeri@t.
Es purben our Bsftdtigung ein9e=
reidt:
Sas Seffament bes b~erforbenen
Mnoretp Walace; Nominifrator @m.
8. Walace, Der $1,000 8hr9iGnfi
fsnte;
Sas Sefament Der berforbenen
gbaline Glenn, lbminifrator Sobn
U. @raig, Der 800 8trsidaft ~leiftete.
Rriminalgsriht.
Der i'm 2riminalgeridt unter be,
antlase oes An9riHs pOrsefhbrte Wm.
Saio bstannte fd iduloia.
Artbur s. Bed unb See STEPHENS.
Die bes 8eIuds elmer SpieIb6le anee.
flagt tuarert, erihienen ni6t our Der.
banoluna uno puroen ibre girgi9af.
ten ftir berfalen ertldrt.
@bas. &au9 tpurbe bon Der Mnflage,
eine Spielb60e bsfu9t su babsn, fret.
geipro9en.
Greisgertht.
Nor &iater 6enrp @lap Nasn BE-
ganren 9efern bic gsrbanolunsen If
Der Sdaoeneriabtlase BON Gilbert s,
@oot gegen Die indianapolis Sraetior
& Terminal 60.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-10-24
@isss- -0rab.


anbretu unb gli3abetb Wiaer. Wdo-
den. - Wil unb Trau 9uebner,
Wdb9en. = 6enrp uno grnifine
Williams, 3nabe. - Geo. unb Waube
8eful, Ido9en. Wilton uno .Ma-
mis Ri9en, 2nabe. - q. uno Nnnas
belle Wolfreb, 2nabe. = @bas. unb
@batbsrins @sbling. anabe. = Geo.
uno War9aretbe Miner, 4nabe. =
SEQ. uno @brifina Sune, Mdo6sn.
- Wm. unb Margaret SobnfOn,
2nabe. - $. 81. unb g0a gleifue.
Wdbden. = Soiepb uno 8race Gu.
queif, Wdo9en. - 5. W. unb Dora
Wartin, 2nabe. - gotparo nno Belle
6alon, Mdbden. - patrif unb Wars
O'SonneQ, Wdbnen. = gbas. unb
Marp @rap, Wdo4en. = Serbsrt unb
Nelis Glstder, 2nabe. = u. .. unb
Seter Gabis, 4nabe. - Serbert unb
Telie Barter. Wdo9en. - SEQ. unb
paultna Glad. Wdo4sn.
Getraut:
Com. Singer - M9nes O'Wara.
Gamuel 2uHell = &sbscca Saplor.
Sabio Sabis - 8ele Nathan.
Sobn gpans = Nlma Wericath.
Carrie Broofs - @Qa Shan.
6rant Sibbitts = gGa Sia.
Sames Wiaiamion - Nngie Smith.
Wm. RaiOn = Nnila pbiaips.
Sames Wc9tutt = @tbel @ogle.
Gaas. gisper - Carrie @a9ner.
Bert Retfo = Warp Smith.
S.ames &ice - Sarab Red.
See Barb = Mnnie Serbert.
8.horben:
Marp Meet, "a, Staot. = 2inian
Wago, III. 6O3 u. Selatpare.-Sanlee
9aFsp. 80, 625 Booblap1. = Sdue=
ling WOlfreo, 1922 6iafoe. = glRe
@eiienbOrn, =, Staot. - Phslma
gerrp. 8 MOn.. 8S4 @apne. - 9snss
2hi9a, 83, 233 Soma. - Q. 8epsr.
60. Srrsn.S OipitaI. - 8irsinia 6sn-
briren, 20, 923 Stiapsn. - @bar=
lotte &obinion 25. ct. @ineents
6ofpital. = s. g. 2udenba9. II.
Stabt-6 Oipital. = 6er9ea @rsms, 2
Won.. S25 On Wafbinston. - 2uii'
genabIe, 6. 1919 Of'21. Ctr. -
pbaris Sadstt, 40, Siat. Sofpital,
6ouarb Goe, s, Stabt. - Samuel
Brentlinger. ~, 657 81. 8ine. 50.
6ole, Al, 1016 g. Senate. - 2hobt
etoneuan, IS, 80 Ssfsrion. - 8ent
grapforb, 81. 1905 q. Nep Serfsp.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-10-24
Ihermometerfane.

05nae 4emperatur "a @rt
Miebrigfe Semperatur. ......... 30 -
80. Z. BIptbe,
6eetions.D Director.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-10-24

~ erlanst Gin Ndbden fur aIlsemetue 3aus.
~ orbett. Gutter 2obu. seah3ufraeen
71s 9torb Soft Str.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-10-24

Ne rlonet -Nann unb Srau. DRann fir Arbeit In
~ unb um bas Saus Srau far an9emeine 3ous.
arbeit. TiiKen ettpas eneIiib fpre@en.
Ro1sufraqsn zoe 2atp 0ebdube.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-10-24

% Gin faft neues 6aus nit bier
3immern uno einsm haIbsn Nfsr
@runo, bier Squares bon Der Sfo We-
ribian Str. @arIinie, lit biQig Hnb auf
m66entilde Nbaablunaen au ~berfaufen.
Ndbers Neues pbone. 1918.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-10-24

8 pertauen: Gin Wobn.
6aus an Der @beffnut StraBe fir
$1400. Na&5ufragen bet q. pfiferer,
26 Dirgtnia Abenue.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-10-24

N<erIonet-giu Mdodeu fhr ausemeine 6ous,
~ arbeit. seaf3ufrageu In Der Office bisies
WIattes.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-10-24
QocaIs8 etterberi6t.

Ressn beute &aft unb am @ittpo@
nidt uieI gerdnberuns in Der Semperatur
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-10-24
@etterberiht.
8afbtnston n, "a. D!tbr.

sur 2. stunssn snsenb = usr wOrasns. as. ottObsr
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-10-24

Sir Snbiana: Regen beute Ra9t uno
am Ritttpp9 fdIter i'm dnBeritet noro'
li4en TbeiIe.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-10-13
WILSON SAYS
DR.. SHAW
FAILED

Secretary Willard B. Wilson OF the
Rhode Island Sunday School association
In commenting on the statements OF DR..
Shaw or the Anti-Ctgarette league saws
he considers his work here a failure and
states
May ! crave your indulgence while
free my mind on the subject OF DR..
Shaw's work while here.
concerning the great evils attendant
upon the use OF the cigarette among boys
there can be no two opinions among per-
sons who have given the subject even
superficial attention 1t is rightly re-
garded as one OF the great perils confront
ing our American youth. and / hope to
see such measures taken by the proper
authorities as will practically prohibit
boys from thus running their future pros
poets
Il wish 10 repudiate some OF DR.. Shaw's
statements. Exaggeration Is always n
mistake, but IL Is worse than a mistake
for n Christian minister to manufacture
figures through tactful methods for the
sake Of effect
MANY boy who stood upon his feet
at DR.. Shaws invitation for all who had
never smoked TO rise was compelled to
take his seat because OF the lying accusa-
tions OF n few Of his school mates thus
accounting for some OF the 80 per cent
so-called cigarette smokers
Il wish TO add that | was chagrined be-
yond expression at the turn affairs took
on Wednesday afternoon. when DR. Shaw
missed so glorious an opportunity by de-
livering an address entirely unsuited to
his audience. and TO state that I'm my
humble judgment he failed in the mission
for which he was engaged.
"Apropos Of the discussion on the sub
ject OF cigarette smoking. I feel that some
expression Is due from me personally as
the one responsible for bringing DIR. Shaw
to our city.
81 brought his name before the ex-
ecutive committee OF the Rhode Island
Sunday School association, and wrote the
letter which engaged him.
My object was that he might lay be-
fore the Sunday school workers OF the
state in the annual convention the evils
OF cigarette smoking and enlist their CO.
operation I'm securing members TO the
American Anti-Cigarette league. an or
ganization, the members OF which are
pledged to cut out the cigarette.
AT Dr. Shaws own request | secured
him permission TO address the high and
grammar schools on Monday and Tues
day. and at his suggestion slso the school
children were invited to-Fhe convention
church at 4 o'clock on "Wednesday 10
hear a great speech on the evils of cigar
cite smoking"
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-10-13
KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS
WILL PARADE ON SUNDAY

Last evening there was a meeting OF the
committee having I'm charge the arrange
monts for the annual parade or the order
of knights of Columbus at the Dorrance
hotel. and the details for the parade were
completed The parade will be held on
next Sunday and the line OF march has
been announced.
The services connected with the celebra-
ton OF the day will be held at St Jo-
seph's church, the speaker or the day
being Rev Peter h. Blessing. pastor Of
St Edwards church. and head OF the
Providence Apostolic mission. The head
quarters of the chief marshal OF the
parade will be I'm room 23t. Butler ex-
change The division marshals and tho
members OF the stafr will report there for
Instructions Tho chief OF stan. Charles
=. McAlevey. will be there 90 meet them
at 1870 o'clock.
The line of march. ne announced by
chief Marshal william +. Nolan, Is as
follows:
Line to form on Exchange place at i:So
and the parade 90 move promptly at
O'Clock through Dorrance street 20 wey-
bosset. to Market square. 10 North Main.
TO charles. TO Randall 20 North Main 20
Beneft. 90 Charles Field. 10 Hope street
and ST Josephs church.
After the services the parade will form
again and march down Hope street %
Transit. 20 Brook 10 wickenden. 10
SOUTH Main. 20 Infantry hall. where there
will be collation. and informal speaking.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-10-13
C0L0RAD0'S
40 HITS IN
40 SHOTS

a remarkable craftsmanship record was
made at target practice by the L. $. A.
cruiser Colorado. which arrived at New
port yesterday. her gunners having fred
10 shots with her 6-inch guns, making 10
hits at $500 yards
With the S-inch guns four in number
10 shots were fired from each, all hitting
the target but three
The record has never been equalled by
a warship In the United States navy. and
II Is believed. never by any warship in the
world
with the 6-inch breech-loadlng gun, with
range or $500 yards. the target being OF
triangular canvas. a percentage OF 81 was
made
rms display OF accuracy was
made on the Colorados first partici-
patton I'm target practice Yesterday the
armored cruiser squadron, West Virginia.
hagship; Pennsylvania and Colorado went
70 the coaling station a Bradford. and il
is expected will sail southwark.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-10-13
THIRD WARD

Delegates to State Convention-Wiliiam
T.. Chappelle. Aaron Mattson, Albert j.
Dronsheld, Harry w. Cohen.
For School Committee Qor three years.
Maurice p Burnside. dor one year,.
Frank C. Heard
Ward Committee-Jacob A. Eaton, Al
niger r. England. Walter Lloyd. William
j Payne. Louise Shatkin.
Delegates 10 Mayoralty Convention
Harry Hosenhirsch. Luigi Parrillo. Simon
Jersky, Edwin Kay, Nathan Il. Wright
Delegates TO Representative Convention
Harry l.. Sack, Albert Hainsworth.
Charles W. Sherman, Robert Foulkes,
Nathan ZsQuit.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-10-13
new ASSESSMENT RATES
EXPLAINED BY OFFICER

Owing TO the fact that the Ancient
Order OF United Workmen OF this state
have made some changes in the assess
ment rates and the same arc not familiar
10 the members OF the order the Grand
lodge OF Rhode Island has secured the
services OF the past supreme master work
man, James @. Tate OF Nebraska, TO make
a series OF addresses throughout the state
calling public meetings for the occa-
slons.
In keeping with this plan last evening
the first or these open meetings was held
at the hall OF the Rhode Island lodge, No
~, at 27 Westminster street. There was a
large attendance OF the members OF the
lodge and its friends
Mr. Tate. In forceful and convincing
manner. sized up the insurance situation
that proved him n thorough student OF
the subject. lie referred 10 the two ex-
trcmes OF tho business witnessed I'm the
past-that found In most OF the fraternal
organizations, on the one hand. where the
assessments were based on the current
cost principle and Just enough was coll
lected 20 pay current death rates. and
on the other hand. the efforts OF tho old
line Insurance companies TO build up grcfs
fortunes out of the business The A O.
L. W, hc declared. saw that neither
would do. and had now adopted the
medium ground. accommodating Just enough
reserve 10 pay the certificate OF the mem
ber.
lie predicted that the result OF tho pres
| ont insurance exposes would be the safest
! life Insurance the world has ever seen
and the cheapest rates
Mr. Tate II 10 meet the deputies OF tho
order In this city Saturday evening and
will address meeting az Providence
io5re next Tuesday evening and~one at
westerly on Wednesday evening