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The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-01-10
New Haven rheater.

A strong melodrama. "The Stain of
 Guilt was presented at the New Ha-
 ven theater last evening by a well
 balanced company. The performance
 was the opening of three nights and matinee engagement at this theater,
 and as the reception accorded on the
 opening night can he taken as a cri- terion the play was immensely enjoyed and there should be large audiences this
 and tomorrow evening and Wednesday matinee. ..%5~% 5t
 The story is on American lines deaI- ing with high and low soiciety life. It is threaded about the life of Chiduita, daughter of a wealthy banker. She is stolen when very. young her mother robbed and the girl held for ransom. This sorrow nearly breaks the father s heart and he spends long weary years
 in search of his loved one. During all this time she is in the possession of a cruel, heartless Italian knidnapper who
 is aided and urged on by a rich but
 interruptions villain who is desirous of marrying the girl in order to obtain her fathers fortune. He is thwarted at
 every turn by the hero with whom Chi
 quita is madly in love and from whom
 She refuses to part even when threaten
 ed with death by the Italian dog. A
 clever detective character is worked in and adds interest to the piece. .. | There are four acts, and through them are introduced clever specialties by a little street waif Marion, Harry Woods, l as Isaac Stein, second hand clothes
 dealer, and Johhny Hughes a rewsboy. ''The Stain of Guilt is deserving of large audiences during the remainder
 of its engagement at the New Haven
 theatert and will doubtless be well pat
 ronizd, M #~#.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-01-10

"The Way of the Transgressor" is a pictorial comedy melodranatic. sensa- tion full of all the clements that make a play of this kind attractive. It is SUI perbly equipped with an elaborate out fit of scenery and effects, and the cast is a great one. A novel feature is the superb acting of four magnificent spec linens of, Landseer dogs. These won derful canines have been educated and
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-01-10
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.
ITEMS OF INTEREST CONCERN ING SEIV HAVEN PEOPLE

md Other People Known in This City Interesting Social Events Here and Elsewhere.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-03-28
Mr.. ISELIN
REPORTED
DYING

New Rochelle. y s.. March a.--Adr1an
best known families IN America is re-
ported 20 be dying ~ his city home ~ No.
- Fast Twenty-sixtr street Manhattan
1he bankers Illness Is due largely 70 the
irfrmaties Of 0id 49, He IL now slmost
o. For more thsa ~ years Mr. lselin has
been AZ the head Or the banking house Of
!. Isciu coz G wan street, know On
10th sides OF The ocean. Mr. fselin's
VGalth ls estlma - 81 from u 10 ~ mil
liyrs Ills firm was 20 fsr advanced that
a. tie iifnr of the CiyiI War n helped 20
nrGrce the United states government
Tho faWiiy T3s isrge holdings. including
tratt company stocks ecal mines and rail.
rCf a. The priurpal home - Mr. Iselin
f0r more than n Ycqrs has been on Long
u aud Sound - New Rochelle. whore he
and each ~ his seven children have large
r9Hbtry seats
pr fseiin was married IN Baltimore IN
i|5 - Miss EleaU0r O'D0nneiL daughter
~ columbus ~ DonreU ~ that city. Miss
CDcrnei was related 20 John Carrot.
hryt Roman Catholic bishop % the Unit
90 siates
Although Mr. TsoHr yss Protestant.
The Wedding took riacf in ihe cathedral IN
Eaii'more NJ snd Mrs fseiin sfterwsFi
recsne among fbe ,hief benefsctO,s =
taa Roman catholic church in fbe Uniie6
ftstes
on yesrs sR0 Mrs isoiin bunf s. Gs-
f-.eFt church one ~ tbo most Dlctyr-
fs0Ue church buildings m Long Island
s0i ~ The church Sosf nesriv S'g0. no sns
in connection win the Family gave re-.
tory an home for the slsters ~ charity.
Nr sn5 Nrs Jfslln "osiobrsted their
p rfH wedding De ii. 1876 srd that o.
c<sior We con1nlemors tsd by fhs desica-
tou - window fepreseftfng fte 90.
p0rssl - ff Joseph sn6 tfs vlrglr Mary
The children ere q Oliver Tseiln WI.
fau = iseiir. columbus ODonneii Isa-
hr AfTan fselin. IT, M'e Deisncey A..
tr Kane Mrs John . Refssford and
Miss Geofgisns iselin. The children hsvs
Once plsDed sevsrni ether windows in the
- ufcl ir memory - their mother
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-03-28
A SECOND PROTEST.

Again today the decent citizenship cf Psv-r -.,i
heard at the state house in protest against the ,-s - =
the people Of the right of local selgovernrer Tn. s-..
against the contemplated legislation like those preser,es s ~
aay were ioree and must have been convincing u all WIN, ss
hem except those who Tor question bic motives are s ~
the gang OF mischeyous merenarss that trying 10 @ N.
second city OF the state 20 a monstfous outrage
Pawuekes protest made 30 ne stronger bv the zs-.
,oV'uee oe's o the shocking ioray and depravty thar
take and flourish under tia,..z,<Sees4 ,oice
Little wonder that the people 1ssassf oE sIar c
sion and with similar condition n ssoesesss ,,d ,,,.
nave demonstrated by the force Of By the force n
numbers without parallel their hostility a. M ,,e, - t, .
viii not merely strip them of the pfee2s ~ - e rule bu,
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-03-28
CONSTITUTIONAL REFORM.

With general assembly fast approaching the
end citizens interested in constitutional they
vast majority OF the electorate
Republican majority general assembly proposes with the
resolution providing for calling convention to revise the
organic law This resolution which prepared
the Citizens Union OF Rhode Island and which supported
the hands of the committee special legislation
gave a public hearing upon nearly three weeks ago.
Since then nothing has regarding delay in
reporting upon has created suspicion that be consigned
to the committees graveyard there any part
OF the Republican majority chorofom
abandons that intention the better will be
1t would rolc actual
party suicide throttle generally by the
people.
1t be heretofore whenever
proposition for the calling of
ston has been holding convention
would be illegal and revolutionary because provided
existing constitution The resolution charge senate
committee in conformity present organic law as
well as with the advisory opinion of the supreme
is held that the constitution only the manner pre-
scribed in the instrument
The News has already pointed advisory opinion is
not approved by lawyers Rhode Island
and nds acceptance any Union Indeed out
side OF this commonwealth the broad principle held people
have the right to change the they
live and by which they they But
the leaders the constitutional movement realizing
the conservatism Of Rhode Islanders respect they invariably
accord all pronouncenen OF the
that neither spirit does conflict with the
courts opinion with the provisions itself
BY doing this they have the support conservatives
an g IeToeTec Impossible Tor the opponents OF
'uional reform raise the revolutionary methods"
in the aided them materially rendering abortive every at
tep 10 adequate revision organic which
stands today IS bersl and wholly Of
commonwealth made Of half million intelligent
progressive and prosperous people n republic
II within the OF the Republican majority state
house TO DELAY revision by refusing before
IT. but Il WI 90 1s perl alternating Of voters who
while desng loyal Republican principles regard /, as
present anc pressing dirty ansoedg al party
fea'y to give their suPport ow n6e- way for
thorough and intelligent cosz-a1 BY socedng
10 he nssent and reasonable demand Of % p~o. Rbcsn
party may be able r-h-ok--- vii
simply force deserions that crushing 5ss.x- 4 Eo-
next
NO party IN Rhode Island sToag enough sage-
vent the accomplishment OF constitutional -s,-.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-03-28

Boston March asThe question of accepting rejecting John
d. Rockefees gift of $ooooo the American
sones for foreign missions the principal business scheduled
before the prudential committee meeting called for this
afternoon Since the that Mr. Rockefeller had offered
the Congregational clergymen from various of New
England have met and formally the the gift
because of Mr. Rockeieers with the Standard Oil
the profits of which the ministers held should
place in advancing religious missionary work
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-03-28
The Grow1er.

I RECEIVED a
circular letter the
other day from the
finance committee
OF The Federation
OF Churches and
Christian Workers
OF the state 1of
Rhode Island. " The
nrst question they
y . Ike q me (snd
asked others, TOO.
In similar letters. I
preEume), was az
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-03-28

Mrs Leverdges statement that wealth and
alike weaken the responsibility of mothers far
the latter portion of it concerned borne by the incident Of
the New York mother who died yesterday This
poorest of the managed the life of her child
the sacrifice OF her No shrking responsibility
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-03-28

The matter has otherwise been the sub
iect OF much public discussion In press,
pulpit and by various organizations in
Guiding labor unions. large number de-
curing for the acceptance of the gift and
as many vigorously opposing H.
Dr James T.. Barton, foreign secretary
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-03-28

voce. Then he put his hands In his
pockets and strolled into the street.
40
"rhe last day or two has brought out
the low shoes" said my Footgear Friend
10 me, yesterday. And say, have you
ever noticed how many women there ere
who evidently do little darning-you Just
take a look some tlme-not particularly
rubber hard. you know but just d casual
glance when YOU are on the street and in
the cars; I'll wager you'll see a lot of
women and men who have holes in their
stocking r.. human nature ~ some peO-
pie 10 allow small holes 90 increase .n
size until there sometimes AS big as
the one they naturally put their foot
in A man or woman nowadays 81 known
20 A great degree by the manner in which
their shoes are kept Let me get look
AZ their shoes and it's l0-to-l shot I
can make a pretty good gamble 80 20 their
character. Funny. Isn't II. but It's true"
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-03-28

will render their community the abiding place OF the wicked and
wanton.
after such uprising OF the people the committee judiciary
recommends the legislature passes the police
mission bill both will receive the unmeaured condemnation
fair-mnded man in the
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-03-28

And they intended take the police force politics The
hypocrites declared they simply purify the city
Providence and from the first day that the law passed
rbbng the city of its rights vice and graft have been rampant
this community.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-03-28

The Massachusetts house of representatives yesterday down
hard proposition to amend the hyegh hour law that
and minors 8 might be permitted work
than the number of hours during the days preceding
Christmas. Progress reaction the Massachusetts,
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-03-28
srtTE HoVsE

senate Chamber
Hsrch ~ fSF
Trls guiiriSry Couriftee - tlls s<-f.sfs
vii resF sN Der~Drf interested 81 an 49,
pfoFly ~ Tor fFHrsfsr Hckefg for tls 80.
W FeNfucssf snf fhs Ehy - reufrsl
NaIlf. anc 80 town % fssorofr ,rslsc.
frfee three uiaofs orc frsneser 1ors i.
CONN - Room 30. El o. Tcyrsdev
~ ffh. 80 uprr tfs rsfng ~ ~.
esrffs
EI-nPy y bNT1FOr'B rhsfr,.sa.
JCSw ~ sWEENET. CisrE.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-03-28
What Ofh0S-6
Arc Saying

Fairbanks is already reported as in
the lead sor 1908 Somebody is bound to
get horribly out Of breath before the race
Is fn.shed-"-Chicago Record Herald.
"rt has been said that war is the har-
vest time OF the fnancier and investor.
what with ,ts forced loans and immense
contracts Nothing is more certain than
that the great francial interests could
stop the war IL they would. SO far they
have kept their mona, scruples under con-
troll and ytelded TO the influence of big
BONUSES No doubt their consciences will
grow more active as their financial risks
Increase" New York World.
There can be little doubt that Germany
would hail with delight serious opposi-
ton 70 the Monroe Doctrine Indeed. q,
ire United states should be forced 20
abandon it Germany would profit by the
result more than any other country. -
Mtrr phis Commercial Appeal
When a government official needs a
little TIP he can get IL free by invesiLszt-
ing the condition OF the water in Puerto
T. CO. inquiring into the propagation %
ress az Panama OF sailing across the Pa
ol<c 90 zee ~ the Philippines are ftili
fneTs"-Baltmore Sun.
Was II not a rather great mistake IN
-t.s tart- norge-s ~ this country 20 IN
- ire ihSi tho sturdy British democracy.
lf.e- --c-s thar rrfy Year, of TIE SieE.-
L - g. A. H~sr
sa..s. % f.ss sg.oliat5-T protective sys--rr -
II n-3~iYhiH Eecor1.
III var. = rl1y bs iEas ssv- a. a.
tnss-siu-tsS. p-pyos'-1er IA. wD-E u-ser-
-uE.r ~ gItfr Sprogui faYzl1 - wrrf
s---i-tff --ss --y- -sss-uis-rs vr-fu-s
49, ~ isss -iLis sa-rss-.nr wVgk 10 -
%. trksr w~rf +us rREt Enc r.lsrues -
lugf i-1r-~irs.t rfpr~tst tr urw -rs-h0et
be- riusef ifrlprEritis -bpf-rf Eerslc
a nugu-ify - peusis M rtf csy Ens
r.ft -t ur hcvs rsut vurElur pur-
p ofloes Ts4c-. q r. q En-sf fnsrr inaiv1c-
iaif v-to SuuIC noi -ensivs pension ~
v-rlcf fh~y az 49, efcif5sd Nuf h re-
u.rrus ure- dtsi .luas'f rf-tfdngiy urious
st Loifif hspuolc
"Clstrt mas navs oirpositsor 50 ioos
for tfDnbis anc . facuity Coz nndug a.
btu tnh countrs oOesnf nssc So by-rv~
ubis or me seoouu Bursio Cou~iec
,-r1r evfr - -Ors drnnug 80 90
le.fffif dt-olIrsef asf fff aes lff ss.@erff.
srf nItF- nayfarf hettf lHrIr ~ cc~ 49,
uift rio.a enfhuslaeu tn fners . uush.
"a u A. aN~ffs- afoHf af fnlF fsssfnanf
afrfr..aIf.r.af Tr.ff.F.a
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-03-28

~ The American board Std today that al
ready Nl go ~ the glft was In the treas
uryt OF the board and the question 90 be
decided az todays meeting was. therefore.
whether this amount should be returned,
% whether IL shouts be retained and the
balance accepted
Continued on page Two.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-03-28

Worse than before the conditions this
muny under staeapponted police commission viewed by
Hon. Rathbone Gardner
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-03-28

Man still remains impotent when compared with
destructive force The plague in India caused deaths
1908 while the March this year
from the cause
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-03-28

Of late William Jennings Bryan has shown much good
that would he has abandoned the
Democracy and has devoted his efforts exclusively organizing
himself
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-03-28

follows: do YOU believe that church
work should be systematic and business
like?"
I rnoet certainly do.
Furthermore. believe that every church
should put before the people. IN the most
businesslike and systematic manner
possible what they have done. what they
are doing and what they intend 20 DO
Advertise themselves and Do n through
the newspapers. Let the reading public
know IN display advertisements what Ger
tain ministers of the gospel are going 20
preach about az their respective churches
Advertise the topics % sermons and ask
the people 90 come and hear them iust
ss the theatres ask them 20 come and see
a performance There isn't y bi' of Use
disgusting the fact churches have got
70 be run on business principles Just ike
any other institution
One sermon topic may appeal 20 = Ger
tain res6er-s different topic may appeal
20 another Advertise your minister and
as topics. spend q little money 81 don't
take much) in getting the people into
yoIr houses q worship. and then you
s;s M 4 good sight better chance % make
then permanent members
People nowadays always want 20 know
sgsi what they are going % hear and see:
tel them when you car Let them know
9 hst Rev So snc 50 70 g0ing 20 deliver
q sermon or Such nd-6uch q thlng-it's
bond 20 sppsai 20 some and those who
riEhf never b. brought into yoEr church
me- any othsr conditions
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-03-28

Will the chief of police and the other officials of the police
department who nade of inspection Saturday night tell
what they saw? Or did they much render silence
peratve?
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-03-28

Nes rnrFer VaF fIf.fIua Ir ErIur
So.HfF q parrot ~ o. rl Ff nf arfrf
flurf fu'H wan nFarferf
I rsrufrs 80 FuFfenaHrf fFrfn tnn
v-fstsoarsf Fernf6 ffs nHeF FrF bird
sfff hslte ~. 1erk ksrf 80 t.fllan.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-03-28

1t looks if susceptible bank directors will be safe for
Mrs Chadwick will be absent domain of
for about years.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-03-28

Mr. Bryce finds the American commonwealth much
changed since he wrote his famous work and
the changes he discovers much good as evil
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-03-28

Even that New Jersey justice who holds that ongue
concealed weapons would probably prefer that they should
remain concealed
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-03-28
GS<-B

The recent death Of Maurice Barrymore.
the actor who was well known 20 Proyl-
dence theatregoers, recalls many stories
that are told IN connection with him 4
friends of hls here in Providence repeats
one that Barrymore told hin ConceTnIng
his two children IN their youth They were
both taught 20 pray both morning and
Night. and one evening Barrymore going
into their room found that they hAd d.
verged somewhat from the regular
PRAYER. and. listening. he heard some
what the following lines Dear LORD
make us all good and happy bless papa
and mamma and make rncie John q good
actor"
Uncle John ae referred 20 vas John
answered
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-03-28

The Rams Horn be potent the track
its namesake is in a far different field
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-03-28

Hose vho know Dsrk Cansslo in-
ti-r.stsly ssy 30 is most gfner9ss-fhaf
few rsasy sns SRI fact few - hIs ac-
cusirtano-t who 50 resty fronl probable
tulprplfdercs. seldom srfsefl ~ him WI f-
olf go t1rF suff.eftsng J wa tod sforg
fhs gfarr dpY ln vtlct Ktehsr6 We Fsic
20 bs thf prucpsl sctpf bn sruualrtsrcg
80 tlf who 49, aScictac tC pergdlcaI
fpresf unf uar co fhf iaF eflcf 80 ore
- thsrl r,sf Elchsrs iu ~ iogby ~
fns NorffgU-ssft hotel auc fsosestsS flf
iosr 50 si0 gFufuifafF fc usf N - ref
stru fiIfesisc OF enc secure q sea- or fne
vetef WuEur aESir Hb plea We ss 10
fc bs 80 aucers fhaf fnf .ip note We
for.hrDrutfg enc as uf fs.cEereC ~ 20
fuarEsr if vus,s via o Fhgif sfrirF
hsH ElchsTf. vtn b. nFssf sesir
v-frr fnirI rhls rnsEk Vou fror frs
brftou - nF hssFi 80 To- no uiosr IurIf
nigvsuf fhlr hsts haf fof fsff
.rrf pfoosInIs = looss if frorerf for
fBs SOC : gueas Feplef Elcnssc ir sottc
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-03-28
cLhssff 20 sovf srlsrsc ns --e
ArHgs

ic fef Worc frsf irsef'ior ~ repsaf.
iwk g. psf vcft fv-Ss g. psf Wor1
svks &C. pes vorcs iu.o &c psf worc
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-03-28

Fairbanks Is already reported as in
the lead sor 1908 Somebody is bound to
get horribly out Of breath before the race
Is sf,n.shed."-Chicago Record Herald
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-03-28

~ would surqssf ssld woman ac.
ousintsnce ~ me that The street rail-
way con pa ny here provide cigar racks On
the rear platforms 80 that men can leave
their cigars there. instead ~ carrying the
lighted smoking ansirs into fhe carr
whats the matter with having . utfie
rack with pigeon-hole and brsss checks
80 that = mar can deposit his cigar there
Yef q check for IL sn6 receive me e gar
back when he gets On Perhaps. TOO. tns
conductor might keep W lighted fDr him
for s0fne consideration Why. really.
some - the smells that have their birth
OBJ some cigar I've seen or carr are fks
LIMIT. and. you being a man. know thsf
cigar 5gss beginning 20 oie our is about
the WORT ever Then. there's another
fhiny - man kneW now cheap it makes
him look iu fhf eyes ~ wDrnsn o. bring
Nghfs1 cigar in a car arm Fgfe he
wggi6rf Or Dr. Most urer Ike women.
coo. have rsfgrai pride in being fhOught
well ~ ~rsr by those fhsy don't have
psrfoFal sr.IsIrf rfsnCe win bit tts
DEAD give awsI t0 rire Ouf 80 ffr ~ us
Ncfuer to $50 mar - attacreC ~ ri
cigsr Ufsf ha oprf Finish ff esf0re he ge's
ab5sF6 closed rar ike cEsrs frat
o. rsr ftr s.re" 20 goni c.gsF bIf
heaEsuF. - be rompsIlel ~ ft neat "a
Ly91Fsf oreusrs Df lgft or sout othsr
uks bfarf art vher fts gong ouJ too
VEL. $50 aNf.l fhafs af Dpof hE-g.aa
to have seer ygu. Don't pgf ms down sf
q ncksf s-haf tfs sat1 ir oril bt
~ errnfuor Eersf
3 res fa fhotFhf so fcs
TEIDY sAwTEH
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-03-28

voce. Then he put his hands In his
pockets and strolled into the street
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-03-28

Where could milk famine be harmless Milwaukee
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-03-28

Much sympathy expressed for Kuropakn but the ea
in need of il is Linevitch
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-03-28

will render their community the abiding place wicked
wanton
If after uprising people the committee judiciary
recommends the legislature passes the Pawucke police
bill will condemnation every
fair minded in state
Mrs Leverdges extreme wealth
poverty alike weaken the responsibility of mothers far
the latter portion of is concerned borne the incident
the New York mother who died yesterday from starvation This
mother the of the managed the life of her child
at the sacrifice OF her No shrkng responsibility there
The Massachusetts, house of representatives Yesterday sat down
hard proposition amend the eight hour law that
and minors 8 years might be permitted work
than the number of during preceding
Christmas. Progress reaction, is the rule in Massachusetts,
And they intended take the police politics
hypocrites declared they simply purify city
Providence and yet very day passed
robbng the city of its rights vice and graft have been rampant
this community.
Man still remains impotent when compared with
destructive force The plague in India caused deaths
while the first week March this there
from the
Of William Jennings Bryan much good sense
that would he has abandoned the attempt reorgane
Democracy and has devoted his exclusively organizing
himself
Will chief of police officials the police
department who nade Of inspection Saturday night
what they saw? Or did they much render silence inn
peratve?
are conditions
muny under stateapponted police commission, by
Hon Rahbone Gardner
1t looks if susceptible bank directors will be safe
time Mrs Chadwick will be absent from the domain finance
for about years
Even that New Jersey justice holds tongues
concealed weapons would probably prefer that they should
remain concealed
1t Mr. Bryce finds the American commonwealth much
changed he his ago.
the changes he discovers as much good as evil
The Rams Horn appears be potent the track
Is namesake is in a far different field.
Much sympathy expressed for Kuropatn but the really
in need of il is Linevitch.
Where could milk famine be harmless Milwaukee?
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-03-28

"Cnstrt mas nave o. oirpositior so iOos
for tf0ubis and . faculty fvf fndiut it
ber tnh countrs dOesnf nssc So by--v~
if ubis or iiif sooouuf Buraio Cou~ie,
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-03-28

'-T1r evfe ~ eUrs drinhug so 80
u1enfit dt-ca-se. asf f1f hes iff s..sNr1f
90 nlig- rassarc hesVF farir ~ 80 ~
pfft rlo.a enthusiasm 81 fners y uofh.
20 l o. ~E~itsf ator af fnlf ip.nen'
--rincinfssf Enouses
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-03-28
DIED

eAMFoRp~-n this city on the .sIA
inst, William J, namford In his fsi