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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-01-14

Tie tug, John Sc,ll;y arrived vcster-
day With the harses Ncarchus Land
S>cr and StHlly, all from Providence.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-01-14

We schooner Benjamin T. Poole.
..aptain McCully. sailed yesterday fer
u rtpn
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-01-14

Tie schooner Frontenac. Cap' ain
Crcm IS sailed yesterday for Provi-
dencc.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-01-14

Fewer gallons; wears longer: Dcvoe
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-01-14

me H"i'~i steamship E:da.a aa,,cd
lGr ;hls port from New TGl.h ..nauqrv
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-05-15
Glue aeae StraRe.

Cine Yetition, bonn Safion plaB,
bor benz Union 8a6nbofe biz 3ut
Werioian Str. cine Strabe 3u err
bauen, pirb in 4ir3s Der gea6ros
DHentli6er 4rbeitsn unierhreitet tuer=
ben. @m. 9. Burforo, Der bieie ge.
peaung ms 2sbsn rief, bat fi4 Die
ltnteri6riftsn fuft alsr @ei&dftsleuts
oss Sifrittes eef4ert. ST 9laubt,
SaB bur9 bic grDHnung bisier @er=
binoung spii4sn Der Sub Werioian
Str. unb benz 8u6nbofe. bic 9Th
Msrioian Ctr. benz Sstailsef9dfte En-
f9lphsn tperben tonne.
Die nere etrnBe tpiirbe burd ben
bor turssm absebrannten gngros-
Sifritt fi6rsn unb bas our gnlass
Der tlur einsrl balben Slod langsn
etraBs n6tbise gisent6um ptirbe eineu
@srt5 bon sttpa $50, 900 r~sprdisntirsn.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-05-15
Die &otbmanner fsiertea Sc
oeuftag.

Die Witelieoer bes &otbmanner-
Orbsns bsranfalteten gefsrn ct. 3D.
nina, Dem patron Der Selatpare
Snoianer 81 gbren. cine Jeier. Sine
prd9tigs parabe, an Der fd stpa
5000 9erionsn bsibsilisten, uno nell
DE sntidisbsn bic gr6bte big ieBt abses
baItene mar, cling Der 5eier pOraus.
Die parabe fOrmirte fd nabs &c.
nate Ipe. unb %. Waibin9ton Str,
mari6irie Dftlia an Der Maibineton
Ctr. big our Sem Serisp Str, on ber
Waibinston Str. mefli9 Bis our Se-
nate gbe. unb In biefer unb Der WeFt
Ohio Strabe bis gum Wilitdr part,
mo bic Seier ftattfanb.
Nsun Wufttapelsn lieferten bic
n6tbige Wuff. 0ieIe ausudrtige Or
BEN uarer bertretsn.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-05-15
8abif9er Inter atmugs=g ereia
SieIt seftern feline gsriammluns ab,

Sn Der asitrisen @sriammlung bss
gaoii6sn neutrality-suspicious. tuurs
ben fab nur &outinssef9dfte erleoi9t.
Gin nsues Witslisb tpurbe auf9enom-
men. Die anselssenbeit betrsheno BEG
gunbesturnfeffss tuurbe fir ote nd1fte
0eriammlun9 3uriidgelest. - @ines
tleinen %amiiianten gorfals ertudbnte
6srr @m. @e6rins, Der Setrstdr Der
8~aoenfer. QIs bsrIelbe bas 0ereins=
lofal bstrat, fanb er isiusr 9oleaen
bonn S9wa6snDsrein bort, Der feline
fdmmtli9en gersinsbt9er i9on ausee=
breitst batts, In Dem @laubsn, bab es
Der brittle Sonntag bes Wonats unb
mit6in 8eriammlunsstae ieinss ger=
ems let. Na9oem linn talenoermdbis
fein Srrtbum betpieien, rGumte er nit
benz grObten gergnigen bas Jelo.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-05-15

Sar Snbiana: SIM augemeinen f9pn beute
Na6t unb Sienitas.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-05-15

90 Die bette 5 Sent @igarre In
Der Staot, Wuao's v2OusfeQou".
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-05-15
Snbtana's sr6Bts Drp goobs SambIer.
Stat TIT Seatidem 0ams.

Gin gemtitbli9er Na9mittas tpar
.s, ben bic Witglieber Der Stat ettion
asftsrn i'm 3euti9sn 9aus berIsbten.
Gs uuroe flott uno nader UNI Die
Yreiie 9eipielt. Ser liebenshhrbiee
Statmeifsr na6m, ME bic unten=
fte6enoe 2ife seist, bic lebte @elesen=
belt pabr, fi9 ben eritsn prsis in Der
SaiiOn su ersattern:
l.. preis-S' sprinsborn, IL &C..
ponnene Sp'ele.
2. preis - @bas. @o9er, 566
puntte.
3. prsis - Wm. aieb, Ser3 eOlo
segen 5.
4. preis-Sacob geder, Is aetuon=
meme SpieIe.
5. preis-S. 2ieber, $50 punfte.
6. prsis - &ob. Seller, 96 puntte,
b69ftes Spiel.
z. grsis-aus. au6n. 6ers-8our-
nee ge9en 6.
8. preis-6. 9arfnot.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-05-15
GrOHamms Der Ttf@=s aiiom.

Ssuts 1T bic 6ii6.S aiion sr6fnet
uno cine feline Nrmee bon Nnglern,
uelds nit llngeoulo btsism fur fe 10
mi9tisen greieuihe entgesen ia6, niro
fi9 barar MAIDEN, bic 8epobnsr Der
5ltfs uno Seen aus ibren S9lupf=
wintsln gu lOden. Die Gnf4t. baB
In Der Na6baridaft unisrer Stabt teins
guten gslsaenbe:ten 9eboten uerosn,
benz sblsn anglsriport gu huloissn. III
cine irrige, benin BLUE &iper, GaQ
Greet, Sugar Greet uno Wbite &iber,
ale bieten mdbrenb Der Saifon benz
srfabrsnen 5iI9ermann, Der f9 bic
re9ten Stsllsn auf3uiu9en beriebt,
rside 8euts. Nu9 oie anberen GliRe,
iorpie aud bic Seen bes Staates geben
benz an9ler geniiaeno @e!egenbsit, benz
Sporte 81 6uloissn.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-05-15
QoeaL.B etterberi9t t.

SIR Snbiana: S9auer uno Sewitters
fiirme beute 9adt unb SOnntas; tparrner
beute Ra4t.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-05-15
Sas 9. Sitftumssfef
Ses Seimatbs: 1nte sss8ereins eiu
i1Dner Grfols.

Der 6simaths=n ntsrhibun9s=8 srein
hielt seftsrn Na9mitla9 in Der GOlum=
bia SalIe feline regelmdbige @sriamm-
lung unb 8samtennabl ab. IS pur=
ben nls 8eamten erndblt:
9rd1oent-Wm. Stifan,
0ice= prdfioent-@arl Brandt.
Jinan3=S strstdr-J. Gutenberg.
S9abmei fier-Sp. WOlbert.
0ertpaltungsrath FIR 3 Sabre -
Wm. &enne9arbe.
Ser S9abmsiftse uub Der Sinans=
Sefretdr lisfertsn ib-en 8eri9t ab,
Der einsn febr guten 2atenbsfanb
er9ab.
Nm Abenb belt aber Der gersin in
Der prd9tig bsfo rirtsn Saue isin 9.
Stiftunssfet oh, 3u benz nur bi. Mits
elieber, beren Der gerein eirca 100
sdblt, unb bsren 5rauen, iopie @dfe
3utritt batten. Ser 8eiu9 lieB nitts
3u piiniGen iibris unb es tuurbe 1ott
nod ben @eiisn bes Waper'iGsn ORE
9sftsrs gstanat, meldes fi9 biz CUR
friiben Stunbe a~usbebnte.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-05-15

Der Seutfa,M meritanii9s gsteranen.
Wersin belt 9efiern Na9mittag i'm
Ssuti9sn 9auie cine iebr gut beiu9is
8eriammluns ab. IS tuuroe beidloi.
fen. am Sountag, ben %. b. Dr., 0or-
mitta9s, auf benz fatbOlii9en Griebs
bofe bic Grdbsr au i4miiden, unb Na9-
mittaes II ubr Elm glei9es au tburl
auf ben @roun Din @rdbern. sobann
tperben fi9 bic 8eteranen an bemieIben
Sonntas an Der gr6fnung oes 8urner.
parts betbeili9en. I'm Der parabe Der
r@ranb Nrmp Of Rspublie" am 80. b.
W. wirO Der geteranen.8 erein f9 in
corpore beibeiligen unb ben salut
feuern.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-05-15
Yraatise Mbenosn nterbaltnng
SIM eabieite 9urn.gsrsi sstsrn glbenb

Ser GtoTeite Surnberein bielt In
ieiner Sals esftsrn Nbeno cine Nbenos
un~terbaltung ab. Der 8eiu4. mar
ausssseidnet, fpoaB balo nod gr6f'
nuns Der Gsfli4teit nur nod Steb'
pldbs 3u baben Uarea.
Dos Sr9efer er6fnste nit flott &C.
ipielten Selections" bas p%rOsramm.
5n ben St~abtbunsen seisten Die
glftiben bes ShbIeite=S urnbersins, bab
fe eslsbrige S9ilsr ibres 2ebrers
Germ Sol, fno. Die uebungen wur-
ben prdGtig auseefHbrt.
Dos garrenturnsn Der l. &iege beg
unabbdneissn Surnbsreins, tuie aud
bic Santeliibunssn Der Nttiben beg
Sccialen Surnbereins, mel9e beioen
8urnbereine als @dfs bic 1ntsrbal=
tung nit bsri66nsrn balfen, tuaren
aussssei9nsts 2eifunssn, niat minoer
bas 8sdturnsn Der @ttiben beg Socias
len tnb ShbieitesS urnbsreins.
Die SamentlaHs bes Siioieite Surn=
bereins fibrte bic 2u9eltabtbungsn
nit elmer BRIGHTON unb @Eaet9stt aus,
oaB Der esipenbste geifaa tuobl Der.
oient NOR. Mit ben atrObatii9an
uebunsen, bic Winie Srrsang unb
grtpin gater, Nttibe bes Sibieits
3urnUereins gum getsn saben uno
Die einen raui9enben Npplaus ersielten,
tam bas prd9tige prOsramm gum abs
i9luB. Wan CAB ft9 bann benz
Sansbergntsen bin, gan3 ~beiOnoers bic
iungs Wslt. 8orausf9tli9 piro Die
Geier, bic gum 8efien Der gunossturn=
fsit= 8isgs peranftaltst mar, einen suten
rlsbsriGuB In bic 2afs bsrislbsn lie
fern.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-05-15
II eber1 tp c m m II n q.

6ouo n. Ser, IA. Mai. SIM
9an5en iaoli9en uno 6ftli9en Sbeile
beg Staatss bat es tpdbrenb beg Saoes
befttg 9eresnet. Weni9enleben sin9eu
ni9t berloren.
Der 8rasos &iser fteiet einsn SUB
per stunoe. MaH beftir4tst sroBsn
Glut6f9aben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-05-15
8aie=gaa.

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Wilpautss, IA. Mai.
Miluaufee ....2 010004O*- z
Ranfas @itp.....0 o. l
8atterien - WcRap unb gebile;
3ilrop unb Butler.
2~ouisbile, IA. Mai.
2ouisbiae 80 o. l
SnbianapOlis .O2O1OOO1O-
8atterisn-@ampbeQ uno S9rieper;
8ooowin uno Sidsp.
Solebo, IA. Mai.
$olebo. % 100000 2
Columbus Alb
8atterisn-O'grisn, Wartin, Gibbs
unb @lart; Malartep uno Rpan.
ct. gnul, IA. Mai.
ct. paul. ....0 20010000- 8
minneapolis. ...3 001000O2- 6
Batterier - gbans uno Noonan;
Spnes uno S9miot.
HattpnaI-2ig q.
8rpoflpn, IA. Mai.
BrOphpn 80 o. l
pittsburg. 30 00002012- 5
8atterien-gafOn uno BERGEN; See.
Der uno @arii9.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-05-15
ON. 8eteranea=G ereiu.

geriammluns i'm Seutiaen Sauie.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-05-15

- @aunt bic fish l Mingo.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-05-15
@etterb srtht.
8afbinston, Ia. Rai.

syar "a stunb.n. .nO.uO uar ylOrssns. Is. Rot
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-05-15

Satterien-gaiOn uno Bergen; Sees
ber uno @arii4.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-05-15
Sbermnmeterffdnn.

so. Z. BIbtbe,
Sections Director.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-01-18
CENTRAL FALLS.

The funeral Of Mrs. Margaret the widow
of Cornelius McGarrick. took place from
the home OF her daughter, Mrs. William
Brooks. Is Hedly avenue. yesterday morn
ing. and was attended by many relatives
and friends. Services conducted by Rev.
Fr. Redihan were held at the Church Of
the Holy Trinity. and during the ofrer-
tory Miss Alice Copley sang 30 Meritus
PASSIONS" and at the close John T.. Far
rel rendered Nearer NV God 10 Thee
Many beautiful floral tributes rested on
the casket Burial took place in Mount
St Msry's cemetery. and the bearers
were william Brooks and Thomas McIn-
tyre. sons law and John Mclaughlin
and Patrick Burns.
The school committee met last evenS
ing and considered recommendations made
in Supt Mowry's report, Including the
increase OF teachers salaries.
Thomas Iamoreux has brought suit
against II. r. Msrcoux. clerk Of the
board of license commissioners. 10 re
cover a balance Of deposit alleged 10 be
due when his. 1amoreuXs. license ap-
plication was rejected.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-01-18
78 MEMBERS
ARE SOON
TO RETIRE

London, Jan. 1s.--Coincident with ru-
mors that the government intends to dis
solve parliament early in the coming ses-
sion comes another report that II is In
tended TO stop further importation OF
coolies into South Africa.
Lord Toynham, presiding at q meet
ing of a big Rand company yesterday,
publicly announced his fear that such was
the case, and the rumor caused depression
in Kafflrs on the stock exchange.
Being interviewed afterward. Lord
Toynham said he had good reason 10 be-
Iieve the rlmor was wel founded. He
supposes that IT IL is so it is in anticipa-
ton of a general election. the coolie aues-
ton having greatly embarrassed the gov
ernment candidates at recent bye-elec-
tions.
In connection with the dissolution
rumors IL Is a curious fact that az many
as Is ministerial members of parliament
already have announced their intention
to retire at the next general election.
Their names, published this morning.
include many prominent men, Ike Sir
Michael Hicks. Beach. the Rt. Hon. {. t..
Ritchey. Sir w. H. Walrond and Sir John
G. n. Colomb. Most of these Will quit
parliament. Other, like VIII ston Church
i'll, are leaving the Unionist for the
Liberal ranks On the fiscal controversy.
II is impossible TO say whether there
is any foundation for the rumors Of dis
solution or V hether II is merely party
manoeuvre TO stimulate electoral organ
izston.
According to some prominent men on
the government side there is no present
intention to dissolve, but. on the other
hand. we'll informed politicians are con-
vinced that there will be a dissolution in
the spring
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-01-18
CORPORATION
LAWS OF
new JERSEY

Trenton, n. j., Jan. 1s-In his inaugural
address. delivered yesterday. the incom-
ing governor OF New Jersey, Edward @.
Stokes. omits the usual laudatory refer
ence 10 New Jerseys corporation laws.
and registers his dissent from the stand
pat" proposition that because New Je-~
sey has made money by reason of her
corporation laws, therefore. the laws ara
good enough and need no amendment
The new governor oounsels the legis-
lature TO take cognizance of the existing
corporate situation, and therefore 20 re-
wise and modernize the laws relating
to business companies.
He saws that In the revision no vio-
lence must be done New Jerseys
existing corporate scheme, that vested
interests must be safeguarded and pro-
tectsd. and that no attacks against capi-
tai will be permitted; but at the same
time he makes clear his position that
neither men nor capital shall be per-
mitted 20 do wrong.
Gov. Stokes said: THE financial con-
dition OF the state OF New Jersey Is
we'll known. At the close OF the last
fiscal year the balance In the treasury
amounted to s2.9so. slses.
The ordinary receipts for the same
year amounted 10 Aa2.50.6i, Of which
nearly rs per cent. or s3.S1,543, came
from railroads and the business COM
panies domiciled in our state.
OF the entire income OF the govern
ment not a penny was contributed
directly by the people. yet all OF 1t was
expended for their benefit and in their
interest.
Last year out Of every 500 ex-
pended by the state s22 was given to
the taxpayers. $3.50 FOR education. $40
for charities and correction. 81 for mi
litia, ss for public roads. $50 for the
courts. $3.50 for the soldiers and 81
for agriculture. To this extent did the
people draw benefits from tho state
treasury without financial contribution
thereto
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-01-18
INDUSTRIAL TRUST COMPANY
DIRECTORS ARE CHOSEN

Last evening at the ONCE of the cor
poration ths annual meeting OF the stock
holders OF the Industrial Trust company
was held. at which time the following
were elected directors for the year en-
suing; Samuel p. Colt. olney I. Inman.
George Peabody wetmore. william r.
Dupee. Warren o. Arnold. Richard A.
Robertson. Joshua M. Addemsn. W. r. G.
wardwell. James NJ Scott. William ".
Perry. Arthur l.. Kelley. II. Martin Brown.
Frederick Tompkins. Levi r. Morton,
James stillman. George r. Baker. Rich
ard A Mccsrdy. G.. @. Haven. Thomas
r. Ryan. Henry A. c. Taylor George NJ.
Thornton. George II. Norman. Cyrus r.
Brown. EIbridge T. Gerry. Jacob ".
schiR. Richard q. Rowland. Charles c.
Harrington. Joseph Davol. Louis II. Com
stock. Herbert N. Fenner. J. Milton Payne
and Eben N. Littleneld.
Samuel p. Colt was chosen president Of
the company and Joshua NJ. Addeman
was made vice president.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-01-18
SAYLESVILlE RESIDENT DIED
MONDAY EVENING AT HOME

After an illness OF about two months
duration caused by a complication of dis
eases. Mr.. William Trubee Burrow de-
parted this life at his late residence on
Chapel street, SaylesvilIe, Monday night
For more than % years he had been
the manager OF the Glenlyon Dye Works
at Saylesville and was 6s years old when
he died. The deaesed was born In Leeds.
Eng, in 1899, and was edcuated I'm a
private school in Halifax, England. His
father. John Burrow, was suocessively
manager OF the dye works OF Thomas
Haigh & Sons, dyers, Leeds: then for n
years for Joseph Mosem, Kirk. Halifax.
Eng, and later for Oates Ingham 81 Sons
of Bradford. and II was but natural that
the son should gain a knowledge of mill
work, which was TO stand him in good
stead later on. When IL years of age the
deceased became clerk I'm office OF James
M. Kirk. and when 10 years OF age was
promoted by Mr.. Kirk TO he manager OF
the branch works at Bowling Bradford.
In 1864 he became assistant manager of
the main plant Of the Kinks, one OF the
largest concerns I'm England. Later he
was engaged as manager by William
Dodd & Co. Manchester, in the finishing
of cotton fabrics. The death OF Mr.. Dodd
cduseu HiHi 10 aCcept an enEbRement 70
assist James Haywood of Saokvdlle street,
Manchester, In perfecting an improved
self-acting clip tenter. with Mather a.
Plant of Stafford. After this was brought
oT ne went to Oates. Ingham a Sons To
assist his father. who was general man.
ager, where he stayed about three years.
and then accepted an engagement with
John Bottrell e. Co. or Leeds dyers and
finishers.
Two years later he returned to Oates.
lngham a Co, 20 take charge OF the
grabbing and singeing departments This
position he held until 1878. when he and
his father were given an interest in the
business OF :. & l.. MaRerison, Bradford.
piece and yarn dyers. His father became
general manager. but died soon after en-
tering upon his duties as such. and the
deceased succeeded 10 the position, which
he held until 1872
In May, 1880, he engaged with the New
York Dyeing and Printing company. In
lss2 he took charge or the finishing and
oyeing departments OF the Arlington
Mills, Lawrence. Mass. In the fall of
lsSS he became manager Of the GlenIyon
Dye Works at Saylesville. for w. F. a p.
C. sayles. The works were then in their
infancy He had held that position since
then, and under his Infringement the plant
had been greatly developed.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-01-18
B0URKE COCHRAN HAS PLAN
TO PURIFY POLITICS

Washington. Jan. 1SA Utopian plan for
the publication OF national politics was
unfolded 10 the members OF the house
committee on the election of president and
vice president yesterday BY Representa-
tive Bourke Cochran OF New York
He appeared before that body in ad-
vocacy Of his bill providing for publicity
In the receipt and disbursement OF cam
paign funds by political committees
DIR. Cochran said he would have na =
uonal campaigns conducted at govern
ment expense, by providing the chair
men OF the three great parties with Of
ices In Washington. by giving them the
franking privilege and permitting them
TO have campaign documents printed at
the Government Printing Office and re-
curing the railroads 20 give free trans
portation TO campaign orators
A million and half he said, ought TO
cover all the expenses not provided for
in his plan.
Il don't care ~ Rockefeller gives n
million to one party and Morgan two to
another, but want them TO make their
contributions publicly. The voters will
then be able 10 measure their motives"
said the Tammany orator. "A whisper
In politics means corruption: n voice
from the housetops means fairness and
honesty.
There arc some men who can only
express their enthusiasm by writing
checks. Let them do ~. but let their
doing be made the subject OF public dis
cussion
Il would have a national campaign,
not competition In extravaganza. but
competition IN economy; put a premium
on discussion. frown on the use OF money.
Increase the trnnortancs ~ discus~,on. !.
decrease that Of campaign contributions. :
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-01-18
COMING ElkS BANQUET.

The annual banquet OF tho Providence
lodge Of Elks will take place on Wednes-
day evening Feb ist. At the Eloise.
The committee has spared no effort 20
make this event one 81 the plcasantest IN
the history Of the local lodge. and great
time Is anticipated.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-01-18
MAGIC HAIR STAIN.

For brown or black. prepared by
GEORGE oRMSBY, Wig Maker and
Hairworker. 16s fremont street. Boston.
IL is simple. safe and easily applied; con-
tains no lead poisons. use Il once and
you will never use any other. BLAND
ING q BLAND1NG. 81 Weybosset street
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-01-18
FRENCH DEPUTY SYVETON
SAID TO Be A SUICIDE

Paris, Jan. 1s.-The official investgs.
ton into the death OF Gabriel SSveton.
the member OF the chamber OF deputies
who was found dead in his apartments
Mt Neuilly. Dec. s. under suspicious cir
cumstances has resulted in a report
favorable 10 suicide, according 10 the
version OF Mime. syveton. wife of the
deceased.
one OF the official experts dissented
from the findings.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-01-18
PATRICK ". BAXTER.
The Well Known Local Safe Manufacturer
Died EarIy This Morning.

Patrick ". Baxter. the well-known safe
manufacturer. whose place Of business
was on Bates street and who had been
residing at 81 Dppitt street. died early
this morning OF Bright's disease.
He had been I'll in the house about a
week and yesterday was suffering a great
deal.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-01-18
HoMEsgsksRs. EXCURSIONS.

The Chicago Great Western Railway
Will on the FIRST and third Tuesdays Of
each month. January 10 April inclusive.
sell tickets at only one fare plus 80 90 20
points IN Arizona. Colorado, Kansas.
Mexico. Missouri. Nebraska. Nevada.
Texas. Utah and Wyoming For further
Information spply TO any Great Western
seent OF J. r. Elmer. q. r. A.. Chicago.
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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-01-18
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NEWS.

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NEWS.

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NEWS

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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-01-18

The bill at Keith's next week will be
chiefly notable because Of the great num-
ber OF new features on the bill. almost
every act being new TO Providence.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-11-05
SPEEDY DAN PATCH.
Champion PAGER Equals Worlds Record
Without a Wind Shield.

Memphis. Nov. I'm an exhibition
mile Friday on the Memphis TrottIng
associations track. Dan Patch. the
champion PAGER. equaled the worlds
record without a wind shield. covering
the distance In 1859 Ia This record
has been held by star Pointer for n
number Of years. At the second trial
Jersey. the driver. nodded for the word
and the black PAGER put forth his best
effort. The quarter was passed IN 80
seconds. the half was reached IN 591-2
and ut the three-quarters pole the
timers marked i:29. Down the stretch
Tor home Jersey urged his charge for
ward and the umpire was passed In the
record time Of i;4s ID.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-11-05
WAYS OF SWEDEN.

II Is light all night in summer and
dark all day In winter.
Although drinking is common. one
seldom sees n drunken man.
Everybody trusts you, and you are
expected 10 trust everybody.
You take OF your hat when you en-
ter shop and return the shopman's
low bow.
A servant who brings you something
says, 80 good" You say. Tack"
(thanks).
You get bill every day at the hotel.
This permits you TO correct any mis-
takes nj once.
A barber viii shave you for @ cents,
but you have TO wash your own face
and comb your own hair.
Tips are everywhere given. but they
are small Ten ore GU cents is the
ordinary tip to a cabman or porter.
A lady always waits for n gentleman
90 speak instead OF the reverse. rs In
America. Minneapolis Journal.