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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-03-28
JAPS ADVANCE AND
AGAIN RUSSIANS RETREAT
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Tamatave. Madagascar. March 2s-It
has been definitely ascertained that the
whole Russian second Pacific squadron
left the waters OF Madagascar March IS
for an unknown destination.
ANXIOUS TO SUBSCRIBE.
London. March 2s.-When the prospects
OF the Japanese war loan OF $50 900 900
was Issued at p. m. today the neighbor-
hood OF the issuing banks resembled the
scenes witnessed on first nights at popu-
lar theatres.
Lone lines OF people were struggling
for admission and special forces OF police
controlled the streams OF eager investors
The interiors OF the banks were filed
with shouting crowds struggling to
snatch prospectuses.
ASKED TO OPEN NEGOTIATIONS.
London. March 2s-5:42 D. ma tele-
gram from northern European capital
reached London this afternoon SAYING
"t have just learned on reliable authority
that Russia has asked Delcasse to act as
an Intermediary and open peace negotia-
tions with Japan
''Delcasse has signifed his willin gnesx
but considers Landsdowne's cooperation
is essential to success"
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WILL TRY TO STAMP OUT
EPIDEMIC OF SICKNESS

Honolulu. March cs.-The inter-issnd
steamer Iikelike. chartered by the terrific.
rial government. has left for Pelekunu
Valley. on Molokai. carrying Army Sur
geon Yost. eight men out OF the hospital
corps and two nurses. II is a relief expe-
d.don sent out on account OF an epidemic
In the form ~ an unknowrs sickn ess be-
licved 20 be typhoid fever.
EiFht deaths already have taken place
and there are other cases. There is no
DOCTOR on the leland outside OF the practi-
cally inaccessible leper settlement. The
population or the valley is small and con-
sists entirely OF natives
Many have left since the sickness began
~ G. 7. Atkinson. secretary of the terri.
torlal government. accompanies the expe.
4 t.on.
one report made 90 Governor carter
which is being Investigated suggests poi
~ ming and saws there is a native poison
tree IN the valley and that the deaths re.
suit from n feud
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-03-28

AT New Orleans rented room and
nut the boxes together, after which I
went on 10 Jacksonville There be-
came acquainted with party OF Cuban
leaders who were planning flibustering
expedition They had engaged the De-
stroyer. a small vessel, 70 take them 10
Cuba. along with number Of American
and European adventurers who were
anxious to strike blow for Cuban free
dom.
Several OF the leaders OF the party are
men now well known and | will not men
iion their names. although | have among
my papers a list OF them all.
II suggested 20 them that they use. my
machines 70 destroy Spanish warships In
the harbor OF Havana and in other ports
on the coast OF the island. They readily
seized on the the idea and when the
Destroyer sailed with the flibusters they
took my two machines with them.
4 1T was my intention 10 go along with
the party SO as 10 direct the work OF
sinking the Spanish ships. but they dis
suaded me. urging that l could he Of
greater use in Jacksonville preparing
other machines ~ they proved successful.
1T was planned 70 have some OF the
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-03-28

asked 10 move on or 81 they do SO 81
.s farce. Women hate 20 pass by there
for fear OF insult
Near the Granite bridge 7 have heard
the loungers using all sorts OF obscene
oaths in this locality Sunday.
TELLS THE PARTICULARS.
THE mayor has asked for bin OF par
tlculars, Well, right In the shadow OF
the city hall is hotel which Is a
notorious place OF asslgnaton. II is
well known, this place, FOR when weprose-
cuted the persons who run n for illegal
liquor selling. the whole story came out
AT the corner or Mineral Spring ave.
nue. and Power road IS another iolnt and
81 IS common talk that card rooms are
running in Pawtucket ] do not know
personally"
40 you play whist2" asked Mr.. Fitz-
gerald
"T DO" replied Mr. Blodgett
Good or bad inquired Mr. Crafts.
Bridge answered Mr. Blodgett
by cards. I mean poker playing
There Is a policy shop In the Dor
rance block running wide open. and l am
told that policy runners come ont from
, Providence and distributed the slips 10
the runners"
Where did you say they came from %
asked Mr. Fitzgerald
CAME FROM PROVIDENCE.
Il said from Providence" replied Paw.
tuckets city solicitor
They have a police commission IN
Providence" rCtorted Mr. Fitzgerald.
There wds "a ripple OF laughter al this
and Mr. Blodgett continued MS talk
There is another sore spot IN The city
% Pawtucket and that o. the druggiete
that are openly selling hqu0r over their
soda fountain counters He referred 10
certain case where there was a prose-
cution and that the defandants declared
that they bought The liquor FOR "a sick
woman bat that the woman never showed
up. lie declared That these were the only
two cases be had ever had any knowledge
of and he said that the evidence in these
eases. was obtained without assistance
from the police department
Mr Blodgeu referred 90 % c1ee that
occurred during the car strike. and said
that it was a fact hat The police were
conveniently dcaf and blind 90 times 80
sai1 he would nor acruse the mavor of
bah intent. tut he vas opposed 20 the
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-03-28
FIN * HCIAL.

Stocks were under decided pressure in
the opening dealings on the New York
exchange today. which were well dis
tributed throughout the list. Gains In
one or two OF the railway equipment
stocks we're the only exceptions. Car
rising a point Tennessee Coal fell IL
and eooo shares OF Union Pacific sold at
l2s and l2sA. compared with l2s last
night. Southern Pacific. Northwestern.
Atohison. Reading. Smelling. Locomotive.
Republic Steel and Consolidated Gas
were also notably affected andN suffered
large fractional declines.
After the selling orders hanging over
the market at the opening had been dis
posed OF prices hardened throughout and
initial losses were largely recovered.
The higher range OF prices. however.
brought out more abundant offerings and
the market sold considerably lower. ST.
Paul. Union Pacific. Southern Pacific.
Reading Norfolk and Western, Atchison.
Peoples Gas and Realty al lsold a point
or more below yesterdays close.
Apart from selling in stocks OF Sec
ondary Importance, the tendency was up.
wards during the second hours trading.
A large part OF the early losses was re-
trieved and in some instances entirely
recovered. notably for New York Central
and Union Pacific. Some OF the southern
stocks were conspicuously buoyant. Bust
ness was rather quiet throughout the
forenoon, with the specialties figuring
largely in the total Bonds were irregu-
lar
Little effort was made TO support prices
and the market was unable TO Withstand
the volume of stocks that was thrown
over after y o'clock.
Western stocks were the weakest fea-
ture. but the selling was pretty general
and other leading railways and specialties
dropped sharply.
Average losses reached point in most
other favorites.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-03-28

system. He also referred 10 the fact that
the chlef OF police was suspended some
years ago.
lie said that during the car strike the
mob gathered hn the Pawtucket side OF
the hne near the car barn, but that they
did not dare 10 go over the line into
Providence, where there was law and
order.
ONLY 90 OUT OF 10.
Uric Loiselle. saying that he repre-
sented the Club Pothier OF PawSIcket.
900 strong. which was In favor OF the
bill
IL is the agitators and the greedy poll
ticans that are responsible for the ter
rible conditions existing there today
He thought II was time that something
be done 10 change things.
He said the Business Mems association
the merchants did not dare 10 come out
and express their real sentiments. so
they favor the bill. don't really blame
them.
The schools and the police department
ara the branches of the city government
that we think should be changed.
He admitted that there might have
been about 60 sof the 400 members OF the
club present when IL was voted TO ap-
prove the measure and that all did not
talk I'm favor OF n.
When we find out how the sentiment is
we vote the same way, he stated
REV. MIR. WTCKEs SPEAKS
Rev. Asa +. Wickes said he believed
that he desired 10 speak in favor OF the
proposed board OF education. For years
things have been going from bad 10 worse
There rs lack OF discipline. Charges have
heen brought by tho supervising princi-
pals against the superintendent OF schools
and yet tho school committee appear not
20 have had any knowledge OF this trou-
bic. Now we cannot get what we want
nom committee elected by the people
ana so we ask you 20 let us elect
School board elected by the city council.
which represents tho permanent part OF
cur population"
Mr.. Wickes then vent into a discussion
regarding what had been done I'm the
why of electing teachers and upper
teachers declaring that the committee
rlaoe for its selection many times men
and women who We're unqualified but
that their sole qualification appeared 10
be political Influence He gave cor nsidera-
bic attention TO the trouble that occurred
year ago In the electing OF a school
superintendent He said there were many
weak and inefficient teachers in the
schools and he knew OF at least one
teacher who did not now hold the proper
certificate. He hoped that the board
elected by the city council. IL this act
should pass. would he non-partisan An
Character and n fact
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-03-28

revolutionary party Join the Spanish navy
so as 10 get the machines aboard. II
that failed. II was decided 10 fasteu ono
Of the boxes 10 the hull OF ship under
the water line for ] had constructed my
machines so they could be exploded under
the water.
THAT was late IN The fall OF 1897. The
next spring the Maine was destroyed.
Only one OF the men with the secret
machines ever returned 90 America. |
saw him some time arter the war with
Spain had begun He told me he had
nothing TO do with the boxes after reach
ing Cuba. but had been told the mistake
had been made by the man who had been
ntrusted with the task Of destroying a
spanish vessel attempting 10 attach a
box IN the night TO one Of Alfonsos war
ships and blundered IN blowing up tAe
Maine 7 was told that the man. imme-
diately learning OF the error he had
made committed suicide"
Rosseau said that he had attempted 10
blow up the statue of Frederick the
Great i'm Washington because he did not
wish 70 see the statue OF a king in Amer
lea. He added that he was not an an
archist or a nihilist. and that he had
made no effort to supply exploding ma
chimes TO Russia.
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NUGGETS OF NEWS,

A semi-panic occurred on the Bourse
at ST. Petersburg today Russian i'm
perial fours fell a point 10 S5.
The United States transport Sumner.
with the congressional party on board
arrived at Havana today from santiago.
The appointment Of John f. Owsley.
i905-9 as field coach and Ralph Bloomer.
1905, AS line coach for the Yale football
team, was announced TO-DAY.
Southern Railway passenger train
was derailed late last night near An
drews. n. c. Several persons, including
+. y. Cofln and J. X. Barker. passen-
eers were hurt, none fatally.
Governor Wright has Issued procla
nation announcing that a census OF the
Philippines has been completed and that
In two years. provided peace prevails an
election will be called for general as
sembly
Commander Hebbinghsus the naval at
tache Of the German embassy announces
that the latest entry In the trans Atlantic
yacht race for the German emperors cup
is the schooner F1eur dc Lvs. owned by
Lewis A. stimson.
Jabez White. Englands premier light
weight boxer. has arrived at San Fran
cisco. RE was accompanied by Charley
Mitchell the former heavyweight cham
plon and his son. Training of the Eng
lish h@hter win begin az once.
Harvard and Princeton will meet at
Princeton tonight In their eleventh an
nual debate The meeting will be In
teresting. as The New Englanders will
uphold Princetons method sof study while
the New Jerseyans will be compelled 10
advocate the free elective aystem. The
ubiec; s Resolved that the free elect
I've system is the best available plan for
the Undergraduate course 81 study"
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-03-28
CLAIMS LIBELOUS VERSES
WERE SENT THROUGH MAILS

suit N recover $3.50 for libel has been
filed IN the common pleas division Of the
suI RENE court by Immaculate Lapolla
against Venceinzo sarubbi. alias The
tncl charged IL the sending through the
United states mail Of q verses In the
Italian language. which consisted. IL the
translation given ir the declaration he
correct, OF very Vile attacks upon the
plaintiff
George Farnen is counsel for the plaln-
tm Parties 10 whom the verses were
sent were asked 90 investigate the
charges made az the city OF Turin. Italy.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-03-28

The fair sex maintains its interest in
the question. as was evidenced by party
OF them who occupied seats az the right
OF the committee tables. Apart from
them and a couple Of others the seats
were solidly filled with stalwart Paw
tucket citizens who came 10 protest
against the police commission measure
in the frst degree and the school board
and board OF canvessers in an equally
earnest but shade less strenuous man
ner.
A number ~ legislator ~ both senate
and house % representatives were also
present and many citizens of Providence
who knew OF the evils that had been
fostered and allowed 10 develop under the
state appointed police commission system
here were seen. interested spectators and
listeners.
II was 1880 when the judiciary com
nnittee filed in. and with s W X Allen
IN the chair the hearing proceeded. Judge
Harris having been called away The
same procedure a. last Friday was car
ried.
Mr. BLoDGETT SPEAKS
City Solicitor Blodgett OF Pawucket
appearing for the two branches Of the
city council separately. was the hrst
speaker ana ne sdld iHhk the hlllr ruHAla
pass.
II have tried 70 logically show that the
control OF the police should be IN the
state. particularly in a small state like
Rhode Island where everything centres
IN Providence county.
Il think that Il would be q good thing
for Pawtucket. where the whole police
force IL In control OF one man. and where
that system has not been n success. I
do not speak In a personal manner simply
against the system
Mr.. Blodgett took a considerable
amount OF the time allotted On rchearsing
the matter Of the park near his home
which was referred 20 and 10 which state
fnent somebody answered by saying. "ft
was MFR. Blodgetts children helping Co
make the noise"
Now that is too bad. gentlemen. 10
get personal Ike that
There II one thing about Pawtuckct
that II very noticeable now and that =
mat people loaf about on the streets 20
mceh after dark on the main streets
Why. they hsng around and arc not
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-03-28
HURT WHEN ELEVATOR FELL;
SUES FOR $4,000 DAMAGES

William II. Bailey has brought suit
against the Union Hardware & Electrical
Supply company to recover $40. 600 dam
ages. Mr. Bailey was on the elevator In
the defendants new store on March 7th
when the cable broke and he fell and
was injured.
lie IS an employe Of the Burgess Ex-
press company and was engag ged IN col
lecting freight. He claims that proper
care was not exercised in examining the
different appliances used IN running the
elevator
W. r. Champlin is attorney for Bailey.
who claims his injuries are permanent.
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ELECTION LAW
REVISION REPORT.
Continued From Page one.D


Mr. Crafts OF Westerly introduced a
bill for an act TO extend the time for fling
an application to build the Westerly &
Hopkinton railway 10 1905 The bill went
10 the committee on corporations, while
the pendency petition and bill went TO
the committee on judiciary.
ANOTHER PROTEST
Mr.. Easterbrooks of Pawtucket pre-
sented the petition OF the Fairlawn Inn
provement company against the various
Pawtucket commission bills. IL went 10
the committee on judiciary. The bill put
a law on partridge and wood cock from
Dec 10 to Oct. 15 and prohibits sale
or offering for sale.
Judge Harris OF Smfthfeld presented
a bill for an act in amendment of chapter
liz OF the General Laws, entitled "Of
Bills" 1t went TO the committee on ju-
dietary.
The same member also introduced
bill for an act i'm amendment OF chapter
llA OF the Public Laws passed March
16, 1904, This bill provides that whoever
takes kills or pursues with intent to kill,
or has In his possession. any peep. plover.
sandpiper, snipe, yellow leg, curlew or
rail or any so-called beach or shore bird
between the 21st day OF December and
18th day Of July next following shall be
fined $50 for each bird. II went TO the
judiciary committee.
The judge also introduced a bill for
an act in amendment OF the charter OF
Pascoag & Providence Street Railway
company. extending the time for starting
work until June J. 1907 The bill went TO
the corporations committee.
Mr.. Legris of Warwick introduced
bill 10 amend the charter Of ST Jean
Baptiste society Of Natick.
n was referred 10 the committee on
education.
FOR 4 RREACTTwAY.
Mr. Hoxie OF Charlestown presented
bill for an act in amendment OF the public
laws. entitled AN act authorizing the
town OF Charlestown to open and main
tain q broadway or channel between
Charlestown pond and the ocean and 10
protect the shell fisheries therein" The
measure authorizes the town 10 appro-
pirate or hire not exceeding 5000 In any
one year for this breachway.
The other bill introduced by him was
to validating several acts OF the town
in connection with this matter Roth
went TO the committee on judiciary.
Mr.. Fitzgerald introduced communica-
tion from the Pawtucket Business Mems
association opposing the police commits
sion bill. IL was referred 10 the COM
mittee on judiciary.
HOUSE BILLS PASSED.
The house then passed house bill 25s for
an act providing for notice OF the pen.
dency OF the petition OF Edward f.. Arnold
and others for the passage OF an act.
entitled "An act to incorporate the Kent
County Gas company"
House bill 2li. for An act authorizing
the city council Of the city or Newport
10 appropriate money for the purchase OF
a site and the erection thereon OF con-
vention hall. OF which the committee on
judiciary recommended passage. was also
passed
In concurrence the house also passed
senate bill 152 for an act I'm amendment
OF an act. entitled AN act 10 Incorporate
the Ann Mary Brown Memorial OF Provi-
deucc. r. l."
At 1870 the house adjourned on motion
OF Mr.. Newell.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-03-28
-NsIOW,s s sOVTHING sYRI.p

MRS WGNsT.OWs : SOOTHING SYRUP
has been used FOR over 60 years by mil
lions ~ mothers Tor their children while
teething. with perfect success. 10 soothes
the child softens The gums. allays all
pain. cures wind collie and IL the best
remedy FOR Diarrhoca. II will relieve tho
poor little sufferer Immediately Sold by
Druggists n every part of the world
twenty-five cents hottie Pe SURE and
ask for kirs winslows Soothing Syrup
and take no other kind
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-03-28
THREE CARS HURLED FROM
BRIDGE IN A COLL LISION

Niagara Falls. n. Y March &-A
Michigan Central and n Pere Marquette
train came together in n head-on collision
az tho American end Of the Cantilever
bridge. Three cars were derailed and
pitched over into the street below. n
distance Of 30 feet carrying with them
a switchman's shanty in which was seat
"a Patrick Whalen, switch tender. who
received severe internal injuries
George Kehlmc or Niagara Falls the
conductor ~ the pere Marquette train
also was badly bruised and injured in
tcrnally.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-03-28
NICKEL PLATE ROADS NEW TOUR.
Isn sIEEPING CARS

n YOU expect 10 take advantage OF
the low colonist rates 20 the Pacific coast
and the far west. write L. +. Burgess.
N T. p. A.. Old South Bldg, Boston.
Mass. for full particulars regarding their
splendid tourist sleeping cars. They af-
ford a comfortable journey at a very
low cost
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-03-28
PART OF ROCKEFELLER
100000 ALREADY PAID.
Continued From Page Four.)

The amount already drawn from Mr.
Rockefeller has been apportioned by the
American board for the following pur-
pose. Kobe college, Japan, $4,000: Pasu-
mali college. India. 5000 Euphrates COL
lege. Turkey. $500; Anatolia college. Tur-
key. 5000. samokow college, 5000; pub
lcation Of tracts. Turkey 5000.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-03-28
FINED FOR ASSAULT AND BATTERY

Tony Mlsch. otherwise Touev Mldgale.
indicted for assault and battery. was
brought into Judge Wlbur's court on n
olrias today. he pleaded nol6 contendere
ond was sentenced to pay "a fine OF SO
and costs
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-03-28
SMITH DAMAGE SUIT ON TRIAL

Nearly all the dsy in Judge Parkhursts
court was taken no IN the hearing Of tes-
timcny In behalf of the plaintiff In tho
cssc % Hannah Smith vs. Rhode Island
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-03-28
The New York Stock Market.

Reported for The News over the pri-
vate wire OF EDWARD ?. SHELDON
& co, Bankers and Brokers. Room eH,
Banigan Building
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-03-28
THIRTY DAYS IN JAIL

John Ceremia Indicted for an assault
with n dangerous weapon was today SON
reed by Judge Wilbur to % days In jail.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-03-28
SITUATIONS wANrEo-FsmALE

POSITION WANTED AS HOUSE
keeper or work by day by experienced
woman. Inquire IL Empire street. city.
m2s-2t
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-03-28
The Cotton Market

Reported for The News over the pri-
vate wire of EDWARD P. SHELDON
& co. Bankerssnd Brokers, Room 23l
Banlgan Building.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-03-28
The Produce Market.

Reported for The News over the pri-
vate wire OF EDWARD r. SHELDON
a. CO. Bankers and Brokers, Room 234
Baniean Building.
Open. High. Low. Close.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-03-28

A GUARANTEED CURE FOR PILES.
Itching. Blind. Bleeding or Protruding
Piles. Your druggist Will refund money
II PAZo OINTMENT falls TO cure you in
20 "a days. soc.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-03-28
IDENTITY
HAS Been
DECLARED

The body Of the man who was struck
and killed by one OF the Suburban COM
pany's cars near Bellfonte Sunday even
ing was positively identified today
The unfortunate man was Louis
Hubert He was foreman on the Card
farm at Emville.
The Identification was made by F. w.
Otto Of the Park kennels. ISL Babcock
street
Up TO this noon the body had not been
claimed by any relative and the au.
thorities may have TO inter II.
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HEARING IN THE
PAWTUCKET BILLS


big
IN a consid
evidently
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-03-28

TO CURE n COLD IN ONE DAY
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablet.
All druggists refund the money II Il fails
70 cure. f. W. Groves signature Is on
each box. csc.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-03-28

Blones-How did Jackson acquire his
reputation FOR unusual insight and sa-
gacity7
Psmith-He has n habit OF saying by
George. that's So ] never thought OF
that before. e.-C Cleveland Leader.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-03-28

Small Boy Dust home from SCHOOL,
Mamma. Miss Simpson says I'm de-
scended from monkey.
Ills Mother (glsncing severely Al her
husband)-Not on my side. darling -
Harpers Weekly.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-03-28
SAYS HIS MACHINE
BLEW Up MAINE


New York March baesfip
sestroyed by
Ter Reau prison yesterday of
having sent explosives
a rsde following todayi
For years struggling against wy
Ter watched decided TO
n Jacksonville revoutonsts
started from 1897 Be
for, taking train material
,or % two exploding machines
they be left selected place would go off
derruct ction a
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