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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-10-11
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE OF
ANTI-CRUELTY SOCIETY MEETS

The regular monthly meeting OF the ex-
ecutive committee OF the Rhode Island
Society for the Prevention OF Cruelty TO
Animals was held at the office of the So
ciety. room 25 % Exchange street, Tues
day afternoon at o'clock.
The general agent presented his report
for the month OF September which show
ed the following cases investigated: Cru
ely beating animals. 5. overlooking, /;
deprlssas- of food. 4; deprlying OF water.
/; deprf,ingstAf shelter. 2: WORKING when
unfit for labor, 81; taken from work. 26;
working when diseased, rs; working with
bad harness. 2: cruelty abandoned, ];
glandered cases, G. one of which was re-
ported To the state board of agriculture.
There were 81 cases for cruelty 10 horses
and for cruelty 10 dogs. The total mum
ber OF animals killed was IS, viz: Horses
u and cats go Seventy-three perosns
were admonished for various offences.
The total number of animals involved
was lS, viz; Horses, 50; cows. Z; dogs,
s, and cats, So
There were II cases prosecuted. l In tho
Fifth district court, ~ In the Sixth dis
trict court, and In the Eighth district
court.
The total amount of fines imposed was
$3.50
Disbursements at the office were s721.9 "a
and receipts at the office sl21.5o
The commission OF George H. Barber.
local agent al Hope Valley, was revoked.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-10-11

Just who will be Gov ~rarvins consort
at the head OF the state ticket is not
definitely known today, bun IT will not be
Hon j. Stacy Brown OF Newport, as the
latter will not enter the lists OF Lieutenant
governorship. As appeared I'm The News
a couple Of days ago. Henry s. Greene
of Woonsocket and Col. Patrick Hayes
Of Pawtucket are likely candidates with
Mr.. Tucker OF Narragansett, but which
OF the three men, or in fact II any one
OF them will be presented 10 the conven-
tlon tomorrow, could rot be ascertained
today.
Frank r.. FitZsimmons Of Lincoln will
be the candidate for secretary OF state,
having run quite strongly before. and for
mer Representative Albert Olney. n we'll
known business man from the east side
OF the river, Is the man who will be noml-
mated for general treasurer.
Thomas A. Carroll. who was n law part
ner Of the late Mayor Miller. is mentioned
as the candidate for attorney general.
SHOW DOWN FOR FRIDAY.
The city Democrats are very much In
terested in the meeting OF the Democratic
city committee, which Chairman David
j Barr has called for Friday night in
Arcanum hall. 1872 Weybosset street, at
which time there will be n show down or
the strength OF the regular Democratic
organization as against the element which
made the enrolment by the committee Of
II a necessity.
The city council conventions Will he
held on "Wednesday OF next week and the
assembly ticket will be chosen either on
the 18th or the 18th the fixed date not
having been decided as yet.
The regular Democratic leaders no not
seem To fear for the results Of these con-
ventlons and meetings. which would In
dicate that they are at least reasonably
sure of their majority. the exact streng III
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-10-11
MARKET
REPORTS.

Opening prices in the New York stock
don quotations to higher level. The
Trunk lines. Union Pacific and several
specialties were prominent. New York
Central, Pennsylvania, Baltimore and
Ohio, Erie. Delaware and Hudson and
Illinois Central rose large fractions. Union
Pacific about point, Wisconsin Central
ia and Union Bag preferred IL. Deal
ings were on a light scale.
Stocks did not extend their opening
gains much. although a dozen or more
brought within the range OF one point
advances. Buying. as on yesterday, ran
pretty generally to dividend paying rail-
road stocks. New York Central. Erie.
Baltimore and Ohio, Illinois Central.
Northern Pacific. Chicago Great Western.
Minneapolis. ST. Paul and Sault Ste Marie
and Steel Foundries rose /, Delaware and
Hudson pa, Reading 1S.. Steel Foundries
preferred g Central OF New Jersey II.
and Wisconsin Central preferred 2h.
There was n sale OF Lackawanna at an
advance Of 20 points. Great Northern
preferred gained l.
Trading was quiet. but prices were well
maintained and some OF the high priced
stocks made sensational movements.
Lackawanna rose rs to ass a record price.
Delaware and Hudson and Central rail-
road OF New Jersey gained 31a. steel
Foundres preferred 3. and Reading first
preferred .. One point gains were estab-
lished by St Paul, Rock Island preferred,
New York. New Haven and Hartford and
Reading second preferred Losses were
Pacific Coast. Great Northern preferred
and Northwest 2 Prices receded slightly
AZ noon. Bonds were steady.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-10-11

OF which can not be told until there is
test vste.
A QUIETER CAMPAIGN.
Republican leaders in the city and state
while they anticipate a somewhat closer
contest than last year when they had
tial campaign and the magic name OF
Roosevelt, think II will be much quieter
this year, less fuss feathers and red
tho "sinews Of war" II is conceded, so
great deal smaller vote IS looked for.
While they do not concede that the fact
that a presidential year IL 30 much or a
benefit 10 the Republican party that the
reaction is a serious menace. they do con-
cede that there is need for lot or work
20 even things up.
One thing which a man prominent In
the Republican councils said would un-
doubtedly help lot Is the new ballot law
passed last session OF the legislature. This
amcng other things allows by the mark
ing Of a cross at the top of column IN
the Place provided, the whole TICKET 10
be voted straight.
won't that work against Independence
in vn.ing?" he was asked.
at will prevent people from cutting
their .rieaos," he replied. III man is
going To vote the Republican ticket he
should yote It straight and not let perso-
nal spite cause him to cut one or two
men"
II is believed that busy men who were
used 10 dis schiminate as in the last cleo
ton in the city, when there was great
deal Of Independent voting. will simply
mark the ballot al the top for tho party
which they have the greatest leaning for
AMI hasten of TO work
The new tal will certainly give the
party workers a chance to do soma pre-
urinary Instruction work.
The Republicans have secured Infantry
hall for &c vel al days during the campaign
in addition 10 the convention, and the
Young Mems Republican club has a date
there early In the campaign.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-10-11
KING ALFONSO READS MESSAGE
TO CHAMBER OF DEPUTIES

Madrid, Oct 1.-THE royal message 20
parliment which King Alfonso read be-
fore the chamber OF deputies at o'clock
this afternoon presented the govern
ment project for electoral. judicial and
police reform. the organization OF
workingmen's pensions. modification OF
the liquor laws. the administration OF the
Band OF Spain. revision OF the code for
military instruction. the construction OF
the new navy and the acquisition OF war
materials
The message declares that the relations
between Spain and the foreign powers
are cordial and tend TO the ella boration OF
the treaties OF commerce and referred
10 the Morocco negotiations I'm which
spain takes an active part having ad-
hered 10 the international conference
for the pupose OF settling contested
questions
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-10-11
THE FIELD - OF LABOR

make good business agents and though
none OF them have felt desire TO op-
pose the present holder OF the office since
he has served the union so well, still
should the union offer them the position
they will not finch.
Many OF them have expressed as un-
willing to oppose Mr.. Hays, while there
are others who would like to oppose him
simply 10 put some life into the cleo
ton. At any rate there will be several
candidates for the position tonight and
some warm canvassng will be done. Mr..
Hays has been so willing TO leave the
matter entirely in the hands of the mem
bers OF the union that he is making no
canvas for 1t. but should the majority Of
the members vote for him he will consider
that they have conferred an honor upon
him that his efforts for the good of the
union have been appreciated.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-10-11

the car struck and knocked him down.
The motorman iammed his brake down
hard, but could not stop the car until the
little fellow had been run over
Those who went to the lads assistance
saw at a glance that he had been ter
ribly injured and that prompt action alone
could save his life.
They hurriedly carried hi INTO Hugh
V. O'Donnelrs pharmacy. corner Plain
street and Prairie avenue. where tenn
porary aid was given him, pending the
arrival OF the ambulance.
Charlie was conveyed 10 the Rhode ISL
and hospital. where IL was found that his
right leg had been mangled at the knee
and the left one just above the ankle.
The little patient was operated on as
soon as possible. the right leg being am
putated above and the left below the
knee.
He was extremely weak from the shock
and the chances OF his recovery did not
appear promising.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-10-11

Half a dozen school boys were merrily
proceeding toward their home. shortly be-
fore noon today
They had been attending the Tyler
school and were engaging In a frolic as
they ran down Point street
one OF these was Charles Riley. years
OF age, son Of John Riley OF ls6 Globe
street. driver in the employ OF the East
ern Coal company.
The lads kept 20 the sidewalk until they
were about a block below Plain street.
when they ran TO cross the street.
AS they did so Prairie avenue car 2l0
came down the Hill at quite rapid speed,
The boys were SO intent upon their
game that they did not realize their peril
until the car was almost upon them.
The Riley boy was the last To attempt
the dangerous pass and had almost clear
ed the tracks when the side OF the end of
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-10-11
CASHIER IS PARDONED
Governor Mclans Relieves Mothss OF Do
YER Of the Parole Feature.

Concord. y. H., oct. l1.--At the session
II GOV. McIane and his council yester-
day Albert O. Mathes Of Dover, serving
sentence I'm the state prison for en-
bczzlement from the bank Of which he
was cashier was pardoned the pardon
to take effect oct. FL the date of the
expiration ~ the minimum sentence. The
effect ~ this pardon Is 10 relieve him
from the parole feature OF his sentence.
petition for q special session OF the
legislature 10 take action on the White
mountain forest problem was received
and laid on the table.
Henry X w Scott of Laconta was
appointed warden " the state prison.
David r. Murphy Of Concord was ap-
pointed trustee of the state Industrial
school 10 succeed John G. Linehan, de-
ceased
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-10-11
POS T0FFICE SAFE BREAKERS
SECURE CASH AND STAMPS

ST. Adams, VT. oct 11.--Reports OF a
robbery AT the postoffce at East Fairfield.
few miles from here. were made 10 the
police Of this city today. Some time dur
ing the night burglars entered the build
ing and dynamited the safe securing be-
tween SI00 and $500 worth OF stamps and
$3.50 I'm cash.
No Glow had been obtained 10 the burg
lars up 20 noon today and the East Fair
field authorities asked for assistance from
the ST. Albans police II is believed that
this burglary Is one OF series which
have been committed recently I'm Yer
mont by tho same men. as the methods
employed IN each instance have been the
same
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-10-11
GOULD
DEFEATS
RAMSEY

Toledo. O., Oct 11.-George J. Gould
this morning won a decisive victory over
Joseph Ramsey. Jr.. in the contest for
the control Of the Wabash road. electing
al Of the six directors to be chosen by
the hondholders.
The vote cast by Mr.. Gould was 22s.510
against 81 $40 for Mr.. Ramsey. The
latter claimed the right TO vote under
1.-THE cumulative system. which would have
given him l9l .040 votes. This was dis
allowed by the tellers. and Mr. Ramsey
was given but 81. $40.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-10-11
DEATH MAY HAVE Been
DUE TO ACCIDENT OR MURDER

South Windsor, Me, Oct. ii.-An au-
topsy on the body of Charles Northey.
Jr., who met his death here yesterday by
a mysterious shooting. was performed to-
day by DR. A. III. Sturtevant OF Augusta
Up to noon the result Of the autopsy had
not been announced.
The theory OF suicide at first suggested
Is now secuted by the police. II was
possibly murder but ms yet the police be-
lieve it TO have been accidental.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-10-11
STATUTE Of LIMITATIONS
ONLY ONE THAT CAN BAR ACTION

Washington. oct. 1.-THE change OF So
liciting and accepting campaign contri-
buttons in the campaign OF 1902 made
against United States Circuit Judge Baker
OF Indiana, by the Civil Service commits
sion, has been referred 10 the department
OF Justice by the commission.
In connection with the reference the
commission today gave out an official
statement OF the case. In which IL was
said:
The state Of limitation is the only de-
fence which canb opposed TO the
charge"
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-10-11
TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY
HENRY WADE ROGERS TALKS
BEFORE ANTI-IMPERIALISTS

Boston, oct. 11.-Henry Wade Rogers.
dean OF the Yale Law school. was the
chief speaker last night at a mass meet
Ing held I'm Faneuil hall under the aus
pices OF the Anti-Imperiaist league
Moorheld Storey presided at the meet
ing and seated on the platform were for
mer Assistant Secretary OF the Treasury
Charles s Hamlln, Lieut.. Gen. Nelson A
Miles. u. $. A. tretired), Charles Fran
els Adams, Winslow Warren and Erving
Winslow.
Mr.. Storey introduced Dean Rogers.
who spoke on The Powers OF the Presi-
dent"
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-10-11

A CALM BEFORE
THE CONVENTION

DEMOCRATIC STATE CONVENTION
EVERYTHING
STATE TROUBLE GETTING
THE RATIFIED uNANlMTY
THAT WILL TAKEN
TO MAKE DEMOCRATIC SWEEPING FALL THE CON-
VENToN AT A. NJ.
BE OF LONG DURATION,
COL p. n RECEIVED WORD OF CON-
TESTED DELEGATION ANYWHERE AND ANY SHOULD DEVELOP IN
soUA55LE coMsTock
THE PRESIDING EDWARD NJ
LIvAN AND CHRISTOPHER SECRETARIES
THE PLATFORM WILL UNDERSTOOD STRONG ONE
AND 1T HAS
THE LOCAL
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-10-11
MAYOR AT FORMATION OF
ANTI-CIGARETTE LEAGUE

Acting Mayor William *. Reynolds
went 20 the Union Congrega, ional church
today and was an interested spectator at
the meeting where the Anti-Cigarette
league from all the schools In the city
was formed by Dr Shaw. who has already
formed branches In about all the gram
mar schools OF the city.
The acting mayor Is particularly inter
ested In this movement. not being user
or tobacco himself, and he can more
effectively urge the youngsters TO refrain
from use OF the weed In any form than
most OF the men IN public offices can. al
though he cannot point himself out as
u horrible example.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-10-11
leT-UP OF FIGHT ON THE
NEW ORLEANS MOSQUITOES

New orleans Ia, oct 1.-THE an
nouncemeut by the marine hospital ser
vice that the work of fighting mosquitoes
In which the forces ~ the government
have been engaged since Aug 3. as well
as the fumigatlon ~ squares IN which "a
case ~ fever appears. viii be permanent
~ discontinued IL accepted as n declara
tion by the federal forces that the nght
here against yellow fever IA about over.
The fever report 20 6 y. m. yesterday
was as follows
New cases is. total 4230. deaths 4
total 4l5 new disease centres . under
treatment ISL. discharged 2s3i
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-10-11
KING ALPHONS0 Of SPAIN
PREPARES TO VISIT GERMANY

Madrid. oct. 1.-THE palace authorities
have been ordered 90 prepare FOR tho de-
pnrture of King Alfonso 10 Germany,
Nov 2
The king will remain In Rerlin from
Nov 10 Nov. 10. attending elaborate
festivities. a military review and a hunt.
The kings visit 90 Germany was ar
ranged long ago. and Il generally believed
% Re connected with the matrimonial
projects of the spanish royal family.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-10-11
SECRETARY AND MRS. TAFT
IN WASHINGTON FOR WINTER

Washington. oct. 1.-THE secretary OF
War and Mrs. Taft returned to Washing
ton last evening and are in their X
street home again for the winter The
secretary went over TO New York last
week TO meet Mrs. Taft and the children.
who spent their summer I'm oxford. Eng
land. where they had "A cottage. Mrs
Eckstein of Chicago. who has been Mrs.
Tafts guest I'm Washington repeatedly,
was with them.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-10-11
NUGGETS Of NEWS.

Government receipts from internal rev
enue ss3l So; customs sl.3l3. 76i: mlscel-
laneous sgp22. expenditures s2520r0.
John I. Sabin. president of the Pacific
States Telephone and Telegraph com
pany. died at his home I'm san Francisco
last night
The following fourth class postmasters
were appointed today. Maine. Temple,
Clarence Hodgkius New Hampshire.
Newbury, Edwin &. Lear.
Charles Pfeffer town agent for the
Chicago. Milwaukee and ST. Paul rail-
road COMPANY announced yesterday that
the Milwaukee road is 20 build 10 the
Pacific coast
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-10-11
TUG CAPTAIN WASHED
OVERHEARD AND DROWNED

Philadelphia. Pa, oct. 1.-THE captain
OF the tug Cumberland. which arrived at
the Dcleware brcakwater last night from
Baltimore for New York. was washed
overheard and drowned while the tug was
coming 10 anchor.
The Cumberland which IS towing three
barges put into the breakwater because
OF the rough weather. The name OF tnc
drowned man is not known here.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-10-11
NATIONAL REFORM ASSN. MEETS

81. Johnsbury. Vt. oct. lifMany see
uous of the country were represented at
tho annual meeting of tho National Re
form association which began here todas
During tho DAY tho delegates spent Oh
time 200 gettir< acquainted and discIsse'
Informally ~ questions 10 come bsfcr
the couienticn
The regular meetings are not schedtio
- cCu1n,n,c until late IN the Afternoon
The sessions will last through tomorrow
niglii
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-10-11
RECEIVER APPOINTED FOR
THE J. C. HOLMES COMPANY

Springfield. Vt. oct III. G. Holmes
company. manufacturers Of yarn and cot
ton. was placed In tho hands OF a re-
ceiver here today in the county court
and V n r Slack was appointed re-
ceiver. The receiver was appointed upon
The petition % Lawrence and Wheeler
insurance agents % this town No fnan-
-ial statement was announced.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-10-11
ACCIDENT FORCED STEAMER
TO RETURN TO PORT

Boston, oct 1.-THE steamer Admiral
Dewey OF the United Fruit companys
lines returned to her dock today shortly
Jamaica.
The mean pressure valve stem Of her
port engine was broken. The break will
be repaired Immediately and II Is ex-
pected the Dewey will sail tomorrow
morning.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-10-11
7-YEAR.OLD BOY
RUN OVER BY CAR;
LEGS AMPUTATED


LOBE STREET
TYLER SCHOOL AND WITH OTHER
LAD RAJ A PRAIRIE AVENUE CAR
WA so
BADLY AMPuTATIoN WAS NECESSARY ONE WAS
oFFA
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-10-11
The New York Stock Market.

Reported for The News over the pri-
vate wire OF EDWARD y. SHELDON
SEQ. Bankers and Brokers, Room 23i
Banigan building.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-10-11
TESTIMONY FOR DEFENCE
IN HARDACRE CASE

The taking Of testimony for the defence
the Sayles Bleacheries was concluded
this afternoon. In Judge Browns court.
This Is a suit TO recover s3b 900 damages
for the death OF James Allen who was
scalded 10 death at the bleachery at
Saylesville Sept. Sth
Defendant claims to have properly in
spected the pipes which burst Plaintiff
says the pipes were old and unable TO
Withstand the strain
TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY
Take LAXATIVE BRoMo Quinine Tab
let's. Druggists refund money IL Il fails
TO cure. Il, w. Groves signature Is on
csch box &c.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-10-11
The Cotton Market.

Reported for The News over the pri-
vate wire OF EDWARD 2. SHELDON
& co. Bankers and Brokers. Room pa.
Banisan building.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-12-13
TRIP TO TOYLAND.
PRODUCTS OF GER
MAN TOYMAKERs' SKILL IN
TEREsT CROWDS OF BOYS AND
GIRLS.

Toys, such as children dream about,
made in Germany by the most ingenious
toymakers in the world, are on exhibit
ton at Holtzerman' Chicago store,
4l7-421 Cedar avenue. There are hun
dreds of really wonderful things,
brought back from Europe by Mr.. Holtz-
erman, who makes a personal tour of
the old-world markets each year in
search of holiday novelties.
Two large tables filled with marvel
GUS mechanical toys impress the specta-
tor by their realistic and diversified
wonders.
A line Of seemingly tangled tracks
with a different style Of station house at
every crossing, is first to catch the eve.
Switches are cleverly concealed and
here and there dart streetcars, cable
cars, suburban trains and even fast
Hlimiteds.o The streets are lighted by
miniature street lamps and occasional
~ bright red or green light discloses
switching table, all Of which are exact
reproductions from the real. In the
Background a slow grade Of hills reveal
"a labyrinth Of railroad tunnels, while
a train labors slowly up the incline.
On the plateau to the right is lined up
an array Of highly colored lead soldiers,
while a sturdy farmer is driving along
the road with his donkey and load Of
grain.
At the other table the funmakers are
,delighting the crowds. A little white
dog plays pingpong with himself, a
monkey runs along the table clapping a
pair Of cymbals, pretty Dutch girl and
her beau dance round and round in real
old-fashioned style, an airship is in oper-
alton, several Ferris wheels are turning,
trapeZe sWingerS and acrObats are doing
their special stunts, little red auto
glides silently along, while stylish In
dividuals are driving their pretty equip
ages. .
Among other things brought over
this year by Mr.. Holtzerman is a rare
collection Of old furniture, brassware
books and manuscripts. These form an
interesting exhibit. The store will be
open evenings until Christmas.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-12-13
MUST vENTILATE
High Schools to Be Checked Up by
State INSPECTOR.

The state high school board had a ses.
sion at the state university and directed
the state inspectors, George B. Alton
and A. w. Rankin, to inspect the heat
ing and ventilating systems Of all
schools getting state aid, and they were
given authority to order improvements
made in manifestly deficient cases.
President Northrop, DR.. 6. M. Jordan
and State superintendent Olsen were
in attendance at the meeting. The board
directed the following schools to be in
spected with q view to putting them
on the high school list:
Akeley, Alden, Amboy, Annandale,
Belle PLANE, Cambridge, Cottonwood,
Eagle Bend, Fairfax, Frazee, Halstad,
Houston, LIE Sueur Center, Mazeppa,
Mountain Lake, South st. Paul, Spring g
Grove, Stephen, and Little River.
Faribault, Hastings, Owatonna, Red
Wing, st. Paul, Sank Center
Aitkfn, Browns Valley, Crookston
Dodge Center. Tracy and Wa.
dena having secured the tneces.
sary students and carried on special
work IN the common branches were rec.
commended to receive the special appro.
priations Of $3.50 each. The graded
schools which were added to the list tc
be inspected with view to receiving
the $3.50 appropriation if found salts
factory are Boyd, Brooten, Carman
oeylon, Dayton, Hills, Ivanhoe, Maria
eta, Marine Mills, Ogilvie, Pierz ano
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