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Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1905-07-20
VERDICT OF THE CORONER.
Maine official Believed to Have Gov
cred the Case Thoroughly.


cred the Case Thoroughly.
Harper's Weekly.-RecordS OF the
ancienty city Georgiana, founded in
1640. better known at the present time
at York Harbor Me, contain many
quaint and unusual stories of the early
life of the town.
At the entrance to York Harbor a
bold promontory known as Stage
neck extends some distance into the
sea. from which formerly in stormy
weather a temporary light in the form
of lantern hoisted upon an upright
pole was displayed as warning to
mariners
One dark winter night a sloop was
wrecked on these rocks. A survivor
on being questioned about the
catastrophe said:
THE vessei STRUCK. ssrrsa over on
her side and the skipper and another
barrel Of whisky rolled overheard
The local coroner was summoned
and this somewhat startling verdict
was returned.
we find that the deceased fell
from the masthead and was killed /;
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-02-02
Sick
Headache

When your head aches, there
is a storm in the nervous sys-
TEN, centering In the brain.
This irritation produces pain
in the head, and the turbulent
nerve current sent to the stom-
ach causes nausea, vomiting.
This is sick headache, and
is dangerous, as frequent and
prolonged attacks weaken the
brain, resulting in loss of
memory, inflammation. cpl
iepsy, fts, dizziness, etc.
Allay this stormy, irritated,
aching condition by taking
DR.. Miles Anti-Pain Pills.
They stop the pain by sooth-
ing, strengthening and reliev-
ing the tension upon the nerves
NOT by paralyzing them, as
do most headache remedies.
DR.. Miles Anti-Pain Pills do
not contain opium, morphine,
chloral cocaine or similar drugs.
Sick headache Is hereditary in my
family. Ny father suffered a great
deal, and for many years have had
spells that were so severe that was
unable TO attend to my business affairs
for a day or so at Q time. During q
very severe attack OF headache. I took
DR.. Miles Anti-Pain Pills and they
relieved me almost Immediately. Since
then take them when ! feel the spell
coming on and IL stops II at once"
JOHN j. MERRIAM.
Pres. &. r. Eng. Co, South Bend, Ind.
Or. Niles AntI-psIn pills are sold by
your druggist, who Will guarantee that
the first package will benefit. " 10
falls hs Will return your money,
25 doses, IS cents. Never sold In bulk.
Miles Medical Co., Elkhart, Ind
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-02-02

through the Ice ~ Kingston yesterday
morning.
Al the meeting OF James Hiscox lodge,
knights and Ladies' OF Honor SIX parsons
were initiated and four applications for
membership were received.
The Ladies' auxiliary 10 the Veteran
F1remen's association held successful
social in Hutchison hall last evening.
on Jan y the police were notified that
James Marvel. who boarded at the Con-
grsss house, had lost watch chain and
charm and some other articles from his
room. The matter was Investigated and
yesterday afternoon Detective Coombs
found a man named Patrick McMann on
Dexter street and placed him under arrest
II was suspected that the latter knew
something OF the larceny and when
searched he had a couple OF pawn tickets
in his possession. One OF them showed
that the watch, which was later Identified
by Marvel as his property, had been
pawned on the same day that II was
taken from the room OF the owner. Me
Mann claimed that he found the tickets
on Dexter street but a necktie which he
was wearing was also Identified as be-
longing 10 Marvel He was arraigned
i'm the district court this morning and II
IL probable that more particulars will be
developed concerning the matter.
The horse and democrat wagon found
on Watson street Tuesday evening by
officer Grady was claimed yesterday by
Frank Ruddle. a driver for John stanton
Of Is I,onsdale avenue. Pawtucket. The
man stated that the turnout was stolen
from the premises of Mr.. Stanton. and.
although search was made for II. the
owner was unable 70 locate II until the
papers were read giving an account of it's
aving been found.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-02-02
PAWTUCKET.

Tho two branches OF the city council
mot last evening and elected city officers.
william Farrell was chosen tax assessor
10 succeed Joseph l.. Kelly this being tn.
only charge OF any Importance. Both
blaTches in separate sessions done con-
siderable routine business The park COM
rnlssioners asked the common council 70
appropriate $3.50 for the salary OF the
niisTioners desk but no action was taken
Miss Emma Ptanner Of Providence gave
a very interesting lecture on the Sioux
Indians before the Pavtucket Woman's
club yesterday afternoon.
John r. Randall died last evening after
a brief illness at his home, 20 Randall
street He was in his 60th year and we'll
known In the Woodlawn section OF tho
city. being engaged In the coal and wood
husir ess Besides his widow, he is sur
vived by a daughter and a brother is Reu-
ten F. Randall a teacher In the public
schools OF Providence.
Robert s. Emerson, the recently elected
clerk OF the district court, was inducted
into office at the district court yesterday
morning The books and papers OF the
c. urt were turned over by the retiring
clerk Joseph Mcdonald. TO a committee
consisting of Senator Lyons Delany. Rep
rcsentatives Easterbrooks and Brazeau.
Gho in turn turned them over TO the new
clerk Robert e Emerson. The oath Of
crice was administered 10 Clerk Emer-
son by Judge Lelan J. Tuck
The funeral OF John Hood was held at
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-02-02

2 o'oiock yesterday afternoon from his
home, ss Hicks street. The services we're
conducted by Rev. J. j. Woolley. pastor or
the Park Place Congregational church.
trsjted by Rev. Whitman J.. Wood The
high esteem in which the deceased was
held was attested by the large gathering
NJ relatives and friends, including dele
cation from Chan Fraser. No. II, o. 3. c..
OF which the deceased vas member. In
ternent was In Moshsssuck cemetery. A
inclusion OF handsome noral tributes rest
ed on the casket.
Al last nights meeting or the Mer-
cls ants association a good deal of busi-
ness was transacted. Among the matters
brought up were excessive express
charges and the trading stamp act now
before the legislature.
tmmunications relative 10 the move
r1ent inaugIrsted 10 secure an Improve
ment OF the Pawtucket river were read
one was n letter from Senator Aldrich
promising aid in securing the passage OF
an appropriation for the Improvement or
the Pawtucket river while another was
from the state harbor commission. The
secretary, Col. George IL webb. had
bodn requested to write to the Pawtucket
r1en who represented Pawtucket ana See
konk river interests at the time or the
visit OF the congressional committee, ask
,ng these PAwtucket citizens TO write 10
tho secretary, giving niui tneiI s'"'"
IDEAS Of the needs OF the Pawtucket river.
These letters Will have weight In the re-
port of the commission TO the general as
sembly.
F-cm Congressman Capron was also re
eeyed a. communication stating that ne
would do everything In his power TO Sc
cure favorable consideration 10 the move
r,ert for river improvement
In his communication Senator George
Peabody Wetmore said that he Would
tote advantage NJ every opportunity 10
aid the project when the bill reaches the
seisto.
Congressman u. l.. ID. Granger wrote
that he was heartily In favor OF the
project and expressed the belief that the
con mittee on rivers and hsrbors IA ia
vorably inclined TO II.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-02-02
SIXTH RECITAL Of PUPILS
OF HANS SCHNEIDER SCHOOL

Last evening the sixth recital Of the
pupils Of the Hans Schneider school was
held in the recital hall. upon which occa-
sion the hall was hlled to its utmost with
those friends Of the pupils and the school
who take an interest in the progress
made.
The school has specisl two-yesr
normal course for the training Of pro-
fessional teachers 81 the piano and those
Of the two upper classes were the ones
giving the recital last evening. Most
Of them are teachers already, and simply
want a deeper knowledge Of music in
general
The program was made UP OF the more
serious works OF The great MASTERS. HTSS
Nellie F. Martin. a pupil of Signor Gill.
sang A Cavatena by Meyerbeer with much
styIe and nuency. The next recital will
take place Feb. 10 The program was as
follows:
Spring Shower" Fink. Mary Nancy;
Minuet Borowsky. Ora BROOKS; taD spin
ming Song Mendelssohn, tb) Hunting
song" Mendelssohn, Ruth B. Mathewson'
Prelude i'm c-sharp minor. Rachmaninoff,
Nathilda Carmack; Fantasie- -Impromptu,
Chopin Mabel Rounds: Cavatena from
"Huguenottes Meyerbeer, 'Liete. Sig
noriY' Nellie z. Martin pupil Of signor
GnD; "Etude de Concert" Mills. Edith
Todd, Tmpromptu, c-sharp minor. Rein
hold. Annie c. Fitzpatrick; Rhapsody.
Brahms Jennie NJ Carpenter; Sonata.
first movement. Grieg. Dorothea A. Scott;
"Rhapsodie d'Auvergne," Saint-Saens,
Lola Magoon Orchestral parts on second
DianO)
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-02-02
EAST PROVIDENCE
Engineer Gives an Alarm Of
Fire by Sounding Whistle.
Boys Arrested on Charge Of
Stea Ing Coal General Mention

At / % this morning an engineer on the
Consolidated road discovered a FIRE on
the roof Of building AT Taunton ave-
nue. and he attracted the attention of
the pstrolmsn on the beat by blow
ing the whistle OF his engine
The patromsn ran 10 box 72 but the
box refused 10 work, 30 the telephone was
used so the alarm was rung from the
statieu The tire was confined TO the roof
of the building which is owned by 8.
= Rich. who contributed box OF cigars
TO the company for Us prompt work The
damage was slight.
FOR STEALING COAL.
Fred and William Harris and George
spsng. all boys. were taken into Gus
tody by railroad officer this morning
on the charge Of stealing coal from the
railroad company. They were placed in
charge Of a probation officer. as was
Isaac Cole, the boy who was taken into
custody by Pstrolman Tsggart Yesterday.
for running away from nome.
WANT DAMAGES.
At the session OF the town council yes
terdny sft ternOon. Frederick Girard and
William Keane presented claims for dam
ages Mr. Girard claims that he was
injured by defective sidewalk while
walking and Mr.. kesne a resident OF
Pawtucket while riding in his sutomo-
bile on Taunton avenue.
OUT OF ORDER
The draw OF the Railroad bridge is out
Of commission and will be. no doubt. until
tomorrow morning on account Of the
breaking OF what is called one OF the
"end lifts" There are number OF boats
that are held above the bridge on this
account.
MINOR MENTION.
This morning Chief OF Police Adams
notified tho proprietors Of places where
pool is played that they must not allow
young boys 10 become their customers.
All OF the proprietors have promised 10
comply with the orders.
The ''Od Maids convention. held by
No. class Of the Second Baptist church
last evening, was huge success.
The officers-elect OF Canonicus lodge OF
Worfmen were installed last evening.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-02-02
0LNEYvILLE.
Household Goods Of "EI.Mayor"
Oowd Placed urgently In Street
Alderman Parker Chosen prasI-
dent Of Business Mems Assn.

The many warm friends OF eX-Mayor
John Do~d are sorry to learn that he is
to all intents and purposes, down and
out. for his household effects for the last
~ hours have laid hsphazard on the side
walk facing at least two lots on Hunting
ton avenue.
Tboss who know the eI-msyor best say
that while ne has never been IN the habit
ef trsnsacting his extensive business with
tne use OF bank checks. ne has always
rsfd bis rent. even while ne was dwelling
ss Cranston.
The ex-mayor evidently made the mis-
take OF hts life when he took possession of
HOUSE IN the rear of Is Huntington ave
nue., for said house is the property ot
A5r. and Mrs winslow.
Mr. winslow. being one OF the oldest
end best known deputy sherifs IN the
ststs. does not have 20 20 20 all Of the
trouble that e necessary for an ordinary
citizen 70 set rid of a tenant that 10 not
wanted Now. Mr. and Mrs. Winsiow
did not want the ex-mayor. but they did
not learn this important fact until after
the family had got into full possession.
Yesterday. Mr. wtnslov. armed with the
proper documents and 8 body guard of
able bodied pstroln1en from the Chaffee
Street station. tapped upon the front door
of Mr.. Dowd s residence, and the work or
removing household fixtures. which In
cluded a picture which read. God Bless
Our Home" began. and in due time every
article including a small hand lamp that
came near being the cause of fire at
his home. were piled upon the sidewalk.
Last night two red lanterns were added
20 the collection. but this did not pre-
vena a woman from stumbling her toe
against the leg Of Mr.. and Mrs. powd's
n5 kitchen range. and che was quite
badly injured. and now she wants 10
knew whathar- she shall laek-te- the city,
Mr.. winslow or Mr.. Dowd for damages
Her friends intimate that she says she
hopes the city r. responsible.
BUSINESS MEN ELECT OFFICERS.
There was a very large attendance AZ
the annual meeting of the oineyville Bust
ness Mems association last evening.
Among the most important subjects
which we're handled were cheap fares for
workmen between the hours Of and
In the morning and and IN the even
Ting The association thinks that eight
tickets for 8 cents would be about the
proper thing for the Rhode Island com
pany 10 do
The Child labor question came i'm for
coniderable talk. for at the annual ban
quet OF this organiEa ton. hold a week
ago, Judge Rueckert told the members
that child labor was most prevalent I'm
their own vincinity and that they the
association were among those who should
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-02-02
The News Of the State

see to Il that the conditions we're change
az once.
The election resulted as follows: Presi-
dent. Alderman Gilbert r. Parker; vice
president. J Frank Russell secretary,
Walter u. Harris. financial secretary,
William j. Banspach treasurer Arthur
Rainton; executive committee. John r.
Kenyon IT II r. Windsor and Robert
Melvin; board of directors VI. G. calf
William r Potter. W. ~. Peirce. r.. j.
San souci, J. w. Thornton. William VI.
Besne and James Crsnhaw; entertain
ment committed T. r. Sibley, r. A.
Mitchell and NJ. IT. Corrigsn This com
mittee will give evidence of It's handiwork
AT the next meeting which win he held
wednesday. Feb. 18th
MAKE MANY CHANGES.
The operatives Of the spinning room of
No ] mill OF the Atlantic company have
had so many new overseers within a few
weeks that when a man comes into the
room with clean collar and his shoes
shined they think IL is new boss
a few weeks ago william Hodgson who
had been overseer but = short time re-
signed and went 10 Philadelphia and he
was succeeded nv a man named Deau. who
came from the Crown worsted mills
Mr. Dean remained In the employ Of the
name Of tho man who followed could not
he learned. but the story goes that h.
has resigned Two OF the operatives ~
tho room say that the second hand of the
room Ia now acting as overseer
This morning Mr.. Albert TAYLOR. who
for many years was overseer Of the sew
ing and burllng department ~ this CON
Germ and was one of the many who sew
cred connection with the firm on short
notice began his labors as overseer ~
the sewing and burling department Of the
Lymansville mill AZ Lymsnsville.
GENERAL MENTION
There was a special service at 81.
Nary's Catholic church this morning at J
O'Clock
Services will be held tomorrow and
Saturday at the same hour for the ac-
commodstion of those who are called 10
work early.
James McKenna and team No Q both
heing made M Of members NJ the Regent
Literary and Social club will try their
hand at bowling on Cahills alleys on
Hartford avenue this evening.
Miss Susie O. Lewis one ~ the clerks
and Charles w. Rhodes. a carrier at the
local rsostoffice are among the many who
ara confined 70 their homes with the grip.
Thomas Greggs is reported TO the police
OF the Chaffee street station being
missing from home Tommy has cut up
this caper before II is said
Olneyvilla Lodge OF the New EnEla -
order OF Protection will meet in It's new
home I'm Guild hall for the first time to-
morrow evening.
Three Italians we're taken into custody
last evening by Patrolmen Sherman and
Corrriey on Plainheld street, for revellng.
patrolmen Bouge and Mowry. who have
been vacetionins for few days will re-
ttnn to duty this evening
Mr. John Giblin. patrol driver at the
Claffee street station, Is enjoying a few
days vacation.
The blanket that was lost by William
luther, a few days ago. has been found
~ tho police.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-02-02

N you have a tooth filled by Or. Kings
Painless Method you will never Try the
I'D Painful way again.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-02-02

All Of the occupants ~ the lower floor
~ Grube's block were for time today
practically out OF business as the result
OF the bursting OF an eight-inch water
main on Lincoln avenue II is evident
the pipe burst early last evening. for
water was noticed by the police. but N
was not until 10 o'clock this morning that
the water found It's way 10 the surface in
such quantities as 10 cause anxiety. Mr.
Charles r. Pierce. superintendent Of the
water works was notified. and he AZ once
caused the water 10 he shut on but not
until there was several feet OF water IN
the CELLAR
II is thought that water takers who
have had 'reducers' attached 10 their
supply pipes was the cause of the break
The damage will be considera BILE and
among those who have been damaged are
stephen Anthony. Riverside pharmacy.
Munroe's periodical store and Capt. John
Meehan. At II o'clock the water began
10 how out Of the many cellars.
The Favorite Whist club met with Mrs
Fsxter Yesterday and the winners were as
follows: Mrs. Coow. So: Mrs Menzel. 3s
Mrs Adams. 25 Mrs German %: Mrs
Wooaard. 20, and Mrs Wrightington. 2s
The club Will meet with Mrs. Wood next
Wednesday.
1'hc PINNACLE club was the guest of Mr.
Gustave Menzel last evening who with
Mr. Frank Fales fell easy victim 10
rhe skill Of Messrs. n. T.. Bckford and
Joseph Neeks.
Riverside Lodge. Knights OF Pythias.
held a we'll attended and a most enjoyable
session last eevning
Pomham Lodge of WorkmAn Will meet
in the Library hall tomorrow evening.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-02-02
CENTRAL FALLS.

There were many visitors AZ last night =
meeting OF branch Daniel O'Connell. T.,
n. r. Four candidates were initiated
and four propositions for membership
were received
Or. Louis A Wilbur and Charles r.
Chase got &c perch and pickerel fishing
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-02-02

Nordy-I hate purse-proud people. Now.
wouldn't Join millonaires' club.
Would ldnt care TO join one would you7
Butts--I don't know that I'd care To
join. but Id like 10 be ligible.-Philadel-
pha Bulletin.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-02-02
RIVERSIDE.

Items of news can be left at Cons res
tsurant on BuIock's Point avenue and
they will receive prompt attention and
publcs ton
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-02-02

"ine life Of an insurance agent" sighed
Premyums lis full Of worInwood and
gall"
"I hadn't noticed the wormwood I"
Rrowled the victim .--C Cleveland Leader.
The White Rose--what makes you so
red?
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-02-02

The Red Rose-Im blushing for shame
to think how much the florist charges for
us.-Detroit Tribune.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-24

A member Of the wostcheator. n.
Y. County club has been suspended
for appearing al n dinner in his
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-24
THE LAWS DELAY

From earliest times subject for dcaune
move at slow aud dgued Is strictly kept up to-day IN
oldcn times.
Hov the much the hunger oil vy and court official. for nesom
watns fees influences delay is question which msht nde
cate to DISCUSS
The Of Harry Cleveland injured by railway
train which guardian years ago when he
boy % H. which up through courts and waa
remanded 90 the original
because the boy has become ot
There are cases Hike th occurring every day all over the
John Rudnk OF Chicago injured In lsS6 In 1904 the su.
prone court OF Illinois awarded i'm $4,000 tho
In whose employ injured prudent enough put away
sum Of $1,000 tn 1888 the henefe cent operation OF the principle q
compound interest al per CEN has by this time added $4,000
the original deposit The iuurr $4,000 injured gs
the soooo Evdeatly has been
man whose eg is crushed money crushing
happens II appeals demurrer rcondera jock
eyinss lead justice aay for 10
ought 70 suffer
similar to light not long aso youus
SRI compelled 20 wait nin
compensation injuries which she had received such de-
lays give unfair advantage party corporation
can pay Tor lawyers for costs and appeals I'll the uuant
worn
money that he has lost meanwhile II
awards there would be less resistance
The volume shrink and the aamaee claimant
with Fht on his side would deprived by nbuaering
q large part Of the value OF HIS eamhat
bearing capacity.
question that thousands OF worthy causes are
never taken into court because the long
litigation The delay Is often that
grant the redress that IS due
that ght have OF the machinery
OF iuste had been pvs should
have been promptly awarded
Railways and other eoporatona whose
liable plain bitterly OF the damage a
that brought against them speculation
natural and legitimate result their influence procedure
n
The widow and orphans OF BY
such support ionron
nusd contest IN comes In tho
Of the lawyer who takes speculation
-
city BENJAMIN says VII not assume tn rsrpoaabn
y extending plain 20 see that he au-
ally 800. s00hs Of
egon says. Hang all train rob
bersa In they EN- first
NJ chaunie OF Justice Thoy pro-
nouncs his II he from Missouri.
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An actor liant necessarily an art
ist Just because he draws well.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-24
Ask your doctor, then
do as he saws

n he tells you TO take Ayers
Cherry Peetoral for your throat
cough or bronchial trouble,
then take IL. II he has anything
better, then take thar. Only
get we'll as soon as you can.
Delays are always so danger
Gus In lung troubles. i.-. ali s C.,
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-24

shirt sleeves. Possibly ha thought
be waa IN the secretary Of states
office.
A. last We can see Why secretary
Morton takes - much Interest Ia
iiu iitau.
Hes a good loser. anyway.
That's no compliment so man
n GOOD loser unless be doesn't
mlud losing
Naval experts declare the battle
ship supreme. This ia. Of course.
based 90 the assumption that there
are no acoWa. bArgea. ferry boats or
docks in itn way
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-24
e- STAR DUST

How would you like 70 be a ear.
or a c1arcFifehf
And wouldn't you ike 20 live 10
NCNakii Praapektf
No ITO FAMINE.
The supply 81 jugs that came In
on the train laat Saturday Waa
enormous - Barboursviiie. Ky. Al
yueata-
Il develops that Roieatvensby'a
naehip has not been lost yet.
Hos ala abe dress her hair" bis
wife asked him.
Il do not know. her spouse re-
piled.
I could not tell because the light
vas dim.
but thlnk twas a n peroxide "
MERE nAGATEIIE
Little Trtx. Mart LeHuillon doE.
partnok % a dish not agreeable 70
hia stomach and merely escaped
death kiIluurk News.
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Is shovclinE snow of the sidewalk
part Of the
SIMPLE LfFEf