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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-01-25
THE HOUSE.

The house ~ representatives WAS called
20 order nt II 20 by Speaker Burlingame.
and as quorum was present the record
Of yesterdays proceedings was read and
approved
Mr. Peck ~ Warren FOR the committee
on judiciary reported back the resolution
proposing constitutional amendment. with
recommendation that n be referred 60
the committee on special legislation. n
was so referred.
Mr.. blanchard ~ Foster for the com
mlttee on Judiciary reported back q bill
for an act To- validate tho acts Of John VI.
Flanagan az notary public. with recon-
mendation for passage without printing.
~ was referred 10 the calendar.
Mr.. Kane Of Narragansett for the com
mittee on corporations reported back a
hill for an act in amendment of an act
Incorporating the Hope Webbing com
panv. with a recommendation for its
passage n was referred 10 the calendar.
INCREASE or CAPITAL.
NIr Rich of East Providence. for the
committee on corporations. reported back
the measure Tor. the insreasesof the capt
talA Asiockrof NarraEansett Electric
Lighting company. Win afrecommenda-
tion for,itsgpassase n was referred IS
Tstts was only one matter OF new
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-01-25
FATAL
SHOOTING
ON TRAIN

Chicago. Jan 25-Passengers on An east
hound Metropolitan Elevated train, have
been thrown into panic whom George ~.
could. cashier 81 an insurance company,
shot and fatally wounded A, ". Ham
mond. q guard employed by the road,
whom he accused of interfering in HE do.
nestle affairs
Twenty passengers ned to the other
coaches of the train when the shooting
began. The crew tslephoned 20 the police.
Gould starved I'm the car and surrendered.
Among tho persons IN the station when
tho train stopped vae Mrs Gould. who
said she was waiting for = friend. When
she saw Hammond being carried out ~
the station. she started forward with n
cry Both she and ber husband were
locked M
T7Wm0T1 Tr0r7rfT VIII rrF- ffrfUrr 7T7
marriage Mrs Could was Nsry l. Evarts.
Her relatives live IN Rhode Island
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-01-25
A BATH OF BLOOD.

"The rasca got another of blood" Thus spoke high
military officer describing the terrible he witnessed yesterday
Tuesday morning Other officers sneeringy calling the
slaughter The Battle of Kopno Between twenty twenty
miles from here march about miles Tsarkoe Seo
they thought the was at his country palace.
The strikers carried copy of their petition which they
still determined present his majesty himself Five miles
Kopno they by body of troops drawn up receive
them just last Monday Grand Duke Vladimir advan
tageouy disposed his forces the city shoot down the petit
TONERS
Tie result the same; WREN the from Kopno
tempted to advance they massacred
Since Sunday considerable number of these Kopno woren
had possession of rifles and undoubtedly they
prepared advance like sheep slaughter with
berate intention far possible carry force
their way the cars presence. In word there
rebels than strikers petitioners
impossible give detailed of what took place
because rigid Gordon of soldiers bars all between
capital and Kopno But these be the facts Early in
the morning the women proceeded along the hgroad Taoe
Seo
After they had advanced five miles they found regiment
infantry supported by half battery of artillery awaiting their
arrival They ordered retire but making show of
force they continued advance until they had within point
blank range of the troops Then succession of voey stopped
them and threw them into disorder
MANY DEAD ON THE GROUND
They few pecpitately leaving the ground strewn with their
dead Later they tried to form but the infantry quickly
following their advantage pursued them pounding in
voeys which drove them in panic into Kolpino.
Nor this enough of warning, punishment vengeance,
satisfy the Russian commander He ordered his soldiers
the trembling alarmed workmen and pour voey after
voey into them How killed and wounded will
be hundreds probably thousands When the
slaughter ended the commander of the troops reported his
peors here: Quiet has been restored at Kolpino"
Father Gopon disappeared the rebel strikers
On other hand Grand Duke Vladimir pouring troops
into the city.
Continued q Page Two)
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-01-25

Much of the drawing
power of an advertisement
depends on the way it is
worded. Tell as much of a
story as the reader will
want to know.
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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-01-25
RESTLESS
NIGHT FOR
TUCKER

Cambridge. Mass. Jan. %.-Athough
he passed a restless night. the condition
OF nrst degree murder last night. for hav-
ing killed Mabel Page. was much inn
proved today. IL was stated by the Jail
officials that Tucker had apparently re-
gained much of tho composure which fell
from him in the court room when the
verdict was made known last night and
when he collapsed mentally and physically
under the weight OF the verdict which Is
I'm this state followed by the death pen
atty.
According 20 the Jail guards Tucker
slept portion or the night.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-01-25
new YORK
FEELS THE
STORM

New York. Jan. 25-With six inches OF
snow on the ground. lo-mlle wind from
the northeast blowing the snow into high
drifts and the temperature at Is degrees
and falling. New York experienced today.
one ~ tho worst storms OF the winter
The snow began last night and continued
falilnE steadily today.
IS II became colder travel IN the
streets was difficult and very uncomforta-
ble. The elevated and surface carlnes
w,rc operated as usual but not AZ sched-
ale speed
~ o'clock. the weather bureau report
80 that the thermometer was steadily
show Ing q lower temperature and that
the cold would become considerably more
intense during tho day.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-01-25
RAN ON BAR AFTER DRAGGING
ANCHOR, AND MAY SINK

Provincetovn. Mass. Jan. "a two
mssted schooner. which put into this port
for shelter today. dragged her anchor,
in the heavy storm and struck on the bars
az the upper end of the harbor The sean
are breaking over her and II IL feared sh,
may sink.
Wire communication with the WOOD
End life saving station has been severed
80 that the vessels identity could not be
learned until later in the dsy. n is
supposed the Wood End life saver. hav.
gone 10 the assistance OF her crew. The
wind blew At the rate of 70 miles en- hour
atAtimes and thick snow prevented oh
setvation sesward. The High Had M.
sattfE station reports thst no vess>ls
were seen during the forenoon,
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-01-25
WEBB NAMED To
SUCCEED T|EPKE

The today announced number appointments
the which greatest
being that of George H. Webb. president Young
publican club commissioner of industrial replace
Henry T. Tiepke, who has held the Office for many
The other appointments medical inspectors police
commissioners. changes of being made
There number of referred
placed upon calendar Narraean
introduced resolution for appropriation
Saes life savings corps
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-01-25

business. resolution introduced by Mr..
Kane of Narraga nsett
III was resolution making an appro-
priation TO the use OF the United States
Volunteer Hfesaving Corps
Whereas. The United States Volunteer
Life Saving Corps i'm Rhode Island. com
prising boatmen, yachtsmen fishermen
and longshorcmen. all trained swimmers
I'm its efforts 10 save lives from drown
ing I'm performing a work OF great import
ance to the people of this state. in en-
ablipg them TO get the most pleasure
and profit from our great waterway, Mar
ragansett bay and its tributary streams
with the least danger to themselves, and
Whereas. The corps did i'm the months
Of July and August rescue more than
II persons in the Upper bay i'm addition
TO carrying OF its campaign of education
teaching swimming and restIscitation OF
tho apparently drowned TO some hundreds
or people in different parts OF the state
IL is therefore
Resolved. that the sum Of $3.50 or so
rtuCh thereof as may be necessary be,
and the same Is hereby appropriated TO
the Il. s Volunteer Life Saving corps I'm
Rhode Island. out OF any money in the
treasury not otherwise appropriated, for
the purpose OF purchasing a launch for
saiG corps and for increasing the eff
cheney of the organization and extending
its influence to other parts OF the state
not accessible with it's present resources.
and the state auditor is hereby directed
to craw his orders on the general treas
urer for said sum upon the receipt of
irCpery authenticated vouchers.
1T was referred TO the committee on f.
nance and az II 80 on motion OF Mr. Newell
oS Central Falls the house adjourned.
without taking up the calendar. copy OF
which had not been placed on the speak
ers S table.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-01-25
ITALIAN FOUND DEAD IN
SNOW DRIFT AT BROOKLYN

New York. Jan. 25 The FIRST death as
a direct result Of The storm was. reported
from BROOKLYN. where Rsino Natalizo. an
Italian, was found lying dead In the snow
drft Hls death was caused b. extaps-
tion and exposure
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-01-25
HEART DISEASE CAUSED DEATH.

Fort Worth Texas jan y Col Duke
Goodman. adiutant general and chief of
s.in or K. 4 Van saht. major generar'o or
toe Texas division. United Confederate
Nftersns. died ~ heart disease. early TO
dev sted SCI years Col Goodman wastdne
~ thf nost rroninept veterans in Texas
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-01-25
RUSSIAN STRIKERS ARE
SHOT DOWN BY TROOPS

St Petersburg JAM 25Governor General Trepof in
command of the city today Although Of siege has
not been actually proclaimed practically exists the emperor hav
conferred upon him governor general absolute power
authorizing him to the military, gendarme and every other
agency of the to ORDER placing under his
troll the works and schools empowering him
to exile who nmca peace. During the night hun
dreds Of were made.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-01-25
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING IN rHe
NEWS.

ic per word first insertion: &c. repeat
iwk. &c per word cvlSs, Be- '.per word.
swks. &c. per word. lmo. &c rer word.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-02-02
GREAT PROsREss
Wesleyan University Is Making, Says
DE- Anderson-Anothsr Prominent
Man Win Visit the Institution.

Or, William T. Anderson, OF New
York, secretary Of education Of fac
Methodist Episcopal cnurcn, delivered an
address 10 the students of the Wesleyan
University Of West Virginia, at Buck
iannon. on Monday last The Doctor
spoke over an nour, and received quite
IN ovation from the students. DIR. An.
l,rson was-delighteJ with tn progress
# the institution and ranked it among
ne best in Msthodism.
DIR, Raymond president Of the Yves,
cyan University at aIi1dIatown. Conn,
win address ths school shortly. II is
expected that Chancellor Day, Of SYRIA
nse University. win address the SIN
Tents during the spring term. rncss
lecture. by eminent educators are AL
litional' To- tne usual winter lecture
courses. y
tn spring term which opens on The
18th Of Nlareh is expected to have very
large enrolment:
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-02-02
FEE SYSTEM Is WRONG.

Fne town Of Alamston has start !,
ont on The Zee system, and ii is no.
saying too mucn 10 statr that tn towr
Of Adamston Is in error on that. Fix
'tatei salaries AMI avoid iha system
which is being more aud more relocate,
TO show taa uniu>tna>s Of that systsn
to the public W .lfart ana the mad.oua,.
features Of ii. il is only necessary i.
point out here the manner Of irving y.
pay cnief Of police OUT iherc and NJ
tha same tins curtail expenses. Il,
me action Of the n-w administration
Wednesday night the chief OF polio
set- nothing except wat A. may ee
nv from making arrests at sixty cent.
pi'ec and then nothing except wner
ne arrested is able to and loeS ma,
lhis induces arrests that ar, moi inst;
liable. 1t j. also a discourapem, 4,
Re caief TO do his duty rs most IN,
'ne wonld ret very tired Of doing polie
lnty without results ana toarefor
without pay. And tnis reminds tn
"learam that every official should be
worth hi, hire. II i undertaken to OF
around tni. by giving The chief a per
image Tor collecting tax,s and di,bur.
'ns the funds. but that Is an entirer
inherent natter. The man who Joes
mat work i entitled to ths per cent
without it. counting on something else
Md IN the case Of Adanston ono mar :.
ven b practical about affairs Taxa,
licenses and fines tae past var lid no,
each 81 500. and under toe ,a,r -.
law~' taking il for granted that ~.
democratic contention that values vii
!" d"uol'd' Is -true tne tax next
year viii not amount - 49,
tnnn $500 Or SO Ooo. Five
cent Of this i from sI25 u
Sl'O' which is not enough 10 nav e.,
toe man wao does the collecting anil
police duty bota. Ii is scarcely nroh
tbIe BE- viii maxi more than one aupd
reg arrests all told in the var On.
th'rd q these viii not pay MIN any tain,
y = sale to say, ana from that so,,rc..
le viii not get in excess of afiy dolI..s
faus ais salary for ia, year viii IA q
beyond 500. and that Is not epouob =
live on. 'ueh !"
ztss
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-02-02
WANTS coRNwELL TO INVEST
GATE HIMSELF.

The Parksrsburg Sentinel says the
PRESIDENT Of the state senate aas aign
degree Of littleness because rs did aot
appoint ;cornwsll member OF the com
mittee to investigate matters arising
from the notorious MAJOR Elliott lst.
ter. Does the Sentinel overlook the
fact that Cornwell is inyo.ved, according
TO the. latter and that none In that CON
nectioh should be appointed on tne com
.mitee9 The speaker OF the House was
metionad in tne letter and ne vacated the
chair that some one else mignt name
the HOUSE members of the committee.
Does tas Sentinel mean 10 say that
Cornwell offered the resolution that n'
might be appointed to investigate aim.
self and thereby put on the necessary
dab Of wnitewash, ii ii is found that ne
aqs gone astrayf The president Of tile
state, Senate did perfectly right as there
Is no illogical reason on earta why man
who introduces resolution for the APP
pointment OF committee should serve
on it. And it is an injustice to MIN who
introduces it 10 take II for granted tnai
ne wants to serve on it.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-02-02
THE GAS BILLS.

The gas bills are occupying wide at.
t'ntion and the press of the state com
ments on them extensively pro ana con.
Toe discussions are profitable ami DE-.
casionally suggestions ars MADE. wnlcn.
II Carried out would have such eject
as to boycott West Virginia a. to com
meree and industry But some q,
these contentious appear good on their
face and are reasonable answers at least
TO tae hue and cry against the sxporta.
ton Of gas. and nothing 50 far mib.
h-hed on the subject Is more pcrtinen.
y put tnan the following comment
taken from the CHARLESTON Mail. but ii
! an argument not likely TO have muca
weight at this time for toe reason that
y II ! wrong TO export tae gas. that
wrong should b. corrected at once. ami
'oen if it be wrong to ship coal ana
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-02-02
clarksburg, W. Va, Feb. 2, 1905
wANrED-A BETTER OPERA HOUSE


1t is a most deplorable thing that a
live, busting city Of some fifteen
thousand Inhabitants must b. content
with an opera hous.' tdat would b. con-
siired inadequate for town Of one
thousand inhabitants. Few indeed are
the small cities in this country that do
not have respectable auditorium VI
public hall commensurate with it, popu
lation and the status Of its society. II
thc intelligent people Of Clarksbnrg
want 10 near recital, concert, Anr
opsra, lecture or other nign class
musical and Grammatical entertainments
they have to 20 to Wheeling or Pitts.
burg or Parkersburg. The higher elias.
productions AMI artists 20 there too.
Still the fact tnot Clarksburg i, plodi
ing along behind the procession with AZ
opera house that would not look out ol
place in the BnvFry in gay Gotham
does not deter the management Of that
public house from conducting the as
tablsnment with dua regard for that
small ratio of the city's population that
patronizes it and keeps it alive rs wei
as for the comfort OF the entertainers
who are paid to draw ths audience
The other night prominent citizen
went to witness a performance. nj tna
opera house. taking ais wis along. They
We're compelled 10 almost battle their
way through a crowd OF hoodlnms which
were mobbing the front entrance OF ia,
play mouse. The woman was compelled
TO listen to some very unpleasant and
almost insulting language while follow
ing her husband 10 the hons, v,stihule
They secured cnoice seats in one of the
best parts of the house. Throughout
Inc entire performance these two per
sons were deprived OF witnessing some
Of the most interesting part- of the per.
formance on the stag because their
view was completely smut of BY a nine.
teen dollar dirt despatched piano stuck
mp some two feet above and directly in
front OF the stage footlignts The an.
-tiquatcd and ba~meared house scenery
That has been used in the building since
is creation and mas been held together
by some marvellous metho,, Of tne stage
hands also elified and delighted then.
The actors on the stage were frettino
and Tuning becauss they were compel
ed to dress in small dirty pen, taat Mig.
could not long exist in. Dill tAis man
and his wife 90 acme feeling mat tlsv
had gotten the worth Of tncir MONEY
and had spent an evening III endowment
and intellectual proftg How often win
they feel like trying tae same thing
ogains How many other men ana taair
wives have become tired 81 thratre.s going
in Clark-burg'
Say, wnere i. clarksbnrg. anyhow,
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-02-02
Headed For New Jan.

\ young girl presumably about 20
years old. arriyelin the city last even
ing from Pitlsburg. says the Fairmont
West Virginian, ana spent the time
batting around town with negroes and
low whit trash. Sne nad an excee6,
ingly brazen face but showed traces of
former good looks. Entering swell bar
this morning she demanded cocktail
but the bartender told her to 'roust nit
EN- This afternoon Officer Morris
placed ner on the NJ. r. train and told
ner the climate at clark-burg was more
salubrious.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-02-02
B. & o. oaiciaIs Go East

General Manager Thomas Fitzgerald
md G'neral Superintendent G. G. +.
8'nt and party, of the Baltimore. & oaio
railroad. after spending a rewno here
Wednesday evening left for Baltimore.
rney made an insp ,ction of the build-
ings and yards hera, both to post Mr..
Bent as to his duties and to ascertain
what improvements will be not only
leeessary but also advantageous.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-02-02

timber from the state, tnat may also
be corrected at later date and the sx-
istencs o. one wrong dos not justify
the refusal TO correct anotasr.
Some Of the features Of tae bill nave
caused conservative peopls to hesitate
to give their consent 70 it. If, as IS
claimed the requirements would run ne
small companies ont Of business, it
would certainly in the end be operating
in the interest Of the Standard Dill peo'
pie. VINO would be the only ONES 10
profit by the bill, because they only
would have the mans to lay these big
and costly pipes, although it would b.
a matter OF some doubt whether ewes
the Standard oifScompany could lay m
immense and costly pipe, such as Is
claimed would BE-. or imiant be. neces-
sary under this bill, to Charleston to
supply the local market, seeing taat
the bin weuld limit them TO this terri,
tory only for returns.
Again, those peopls VINO invest taen
money in gas wells and expect to get
their returns. by marketing tine gas.
naturally feel that th-y SHOULD not p,
Disseminated against, any more than
the coal people and the timber men.
If the argument prevail. in this cas-.
to prevent the expectation Of gas in
order to make industries that desire
this fuel come to West Virginia 10 10.
cate, why not carry out the ilea as to
petroleum, coal AMI timber? Why not
force those who use West Virginia
timber and West Virginia coal and TIN
other West Virginia raw materials, to
move their plants and industries 70
tnis state? Why not limit the distance
coal can be transported say one nun
drsd miles-and tine transportation Of
timber the same distance! That would
operate a. much. ii not more. TO build
up the STATE, than the prevention of the
,Nportation of natural gas.
Nov the fact Of tine matter is that
tae location of industries except in a
few peculiar incidents. is iet ,rmined
not By fnsl alone but al.o by cost VI
living. taNes... aearness to markets. and
transportation facilities.
ON Inc whole. these two features Of
the bill relating to prohibition OF
pumping and 10 reducing the pressur,
by The laying Of larger pipes appear to
ho dangerous !featGrgs. While tne pur.
pose OF tine bill Is inimical 10 class OF
enterprising men who nave done rs
much TO Develop the state. ana oav,
p'nt as much money in the state. In
these developments. as any other clas-
Of men, it must b. remembered that
they are entitled at the hands Of the
state TO Inc same fair and equal treat
nent that i accorded the coal men
the lumber men, and The other devel.
p'rs of our raw material. in seeking
the best market, whether al noma OIL
'broad- and SHOULD not be singled Out
FOR discrimination and persecution
however well meaning and patrioti,
tne Intentions of those who are in
favor Of the bill"
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-02-02

Bees Laxative Honey and Tar is an
Improvement over all cough, lung and
bronchial remedies. 1t acts on the
he bowels, drives the cold out Of the
'ystem, cures Group, whooping cough.
Yards off pneumonia and strengthens
he lungs. Bees Laxative Honey and
Tar is the best cough syrup for child
en-. Tastes good. For sale by Stone
I Mercer. eodsm.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-02-02

xM. rELL rLoUR euaranteed Best.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-02-02
VIM. TELL FLOUR Guaranteed Best
Real Estate Deals.

Gertrude Pritcnard TO W, L. Bennett
] lot, Weston pike.
Susan L. Davis 10 George +. Gain,
lot, Salem.
Stephen ASH to George +. Gain, ! lot
Salem.
W. Frank Stout, special commissioner
to Newton L. Fitzhugh, 2 lots, Bridge
port.
Bridgeport Development Company to
same, lot, Bridgeport.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-02-02
Fifta,n-Pound Baby Born.

\ fifteen. pound son was born to Mr.
and Mrs Edward Bussey, on Divisions
Run, Wednesday. From the standpoint
of weigat at least the youngster is re-
markabls. Both ne AMI the mother are
getting along well and the proud father
is prouder than usual.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-02-02

Look our rvr coughs, corus, Group, and
whooping cough. They are dangerous,
at this season of tine year and lead to
pneumonia or consumption You can
prevent or cure all such complaints
with Bees Laxative Honey and Tar
an improvement over all cough, lung and
bronchial remedies, and the best cough
cure, Sold by Stone & Mercer. eodsm.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-02-02
WIN. TELL FLOUR Guaranteed Best,
Death Of Prominent physician.

DR.. George oalum. one of the old
est, best known ad most popular pay.
sicians OF Beverly, Randolph county, Is
dead at his home in that place. Tae
deceased mad practicsd medicine for 50
years in Beverly.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-02-02

ManZan is tne Pile remedy uhat reach
$ the spot AMI stops all pile pain in
family. If yon snfrer with blind, itch
ng, bleeding or protruding piles and
want to be cured it is only necessary
use Man2san, the great pile cure.
hold by Stone & Mercer. eodSm.