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s1.2s to Baltimore and Return, S1.7s

Pennsylvania Railroad. Saturday and
sunday; tickets good on all trains ex-
cept Congressional Limited. and good
for retur. until Sunday night.-AdV.
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In Better Light.

But in view of the serious troubles
which developed in China almost I'M
mediately after Mr.. Conger was with
drawn from his situation on the Pekin
lid. his diplomatic career there appears
in new and vastly better light. It is
urged that he is now fully yindicated.
lie enjoyed the most friendly relations
with the royal family, especially the
Dowager Empress. His record of uni
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FIREFlGHTER HAD AN
ENDURANCE TEST

Under direction OF Machinist Robert
son. of the Fire Department. the Fire
fighter was given an endurance test
yesterday afternoon, in the river OPP
posite hec wharf.
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Pennsylvania Railroad to Denver.

Account c. A r. special low rate Of
$50 35 for round trip. On sale August 2g
10 September ). inclusive Best service
and connections Consult ticket agents
ADV
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Other Charges.

While This is the most specific accusa-
tion made. there are others OF less
moment affecting The general conduct
OF Justice Tucker. both on and on the
bench
These touch upon his personal conduct
and moral attitudes, and also upon his
conduct of mis- judicial functions
IL is alleged. especially. that the dig
nifty OF his court is below par. due to
the disposition OF the presiding justice
10 put his feet on the bench while sit
ting on the wOolsack. and otherwise 10
make himself comfortable al the ex-
pense of what are regarded, even in
Arizona as the strict proprieties Incl
dent tc the Judicial station.
The department has taken cogniZance
Of the charges, and sent a special agent
TO inquire into and report upon them.
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WIFE WANTED Him
COURT-nARTIAL
Taggart Says She Tried to
Start 1t.
WENT TO GENERAL BELL
Major Declares He Was Placed IN
Dark StOTeroom in Leaven-
worth Hospital.

WOOSTER, Ohio. Aug 1S--Aajor
Taggart was recalled TO the stand this
morning and questioned as TO his con-
fuement at the hospital at Fort Leay-
enworth.
Smyser attempted TO show that Tag
sart was in an elegant private apart
ment.
Taggart said:
1t was a dark storeroom. used for
sugar and beans. in which 1 was kept"
Smyser then tried TO show that, any
way, Mrs. Taggart procured her nus
bands freedom.
Il don't know as TO that. bat she did
try TO procure ny court-martial by
going 10 General Bell" declared Tag
CART.
The interest in the Taggart case now
centers chiefly about the records of
Christ Hospital. in Cincinnati. II those
records can be produced, Taggart's at
torneys claim his case is made.
How important the records are is in
dicated by \ telegram received today
from Cincinnati that an effort has been
made by Two men 10 steal the records in
order that they might be kept from Tag
CARTS agents. That this attempt was
made by employees OF Mrs Taggart's
agents is boldly claimed by the attoT-
neys.
Unless these records are produced
there will be nothing Of importance in
the trial until next week The first
witness before Mrs. Taggart viii be un-
important, il was announced by Attor-
ney Taylor today
To Testify Tuesday.
A stream OF minor affidavits will also
precede the sensations that are prora-
ised on both sides.
The army men and Mrs. Taggart will
in all likelihood not mount the stand
until Tuesday q least
An indication of the drift the defense
Will take was dropped by Attorney
Smyser this morning in 4 chance re
mark. This IS that TaggaTt was not in
his right mind after he came back from
the Philippines.
An attempt viii be made 10 prove that
he lost control of himself at times and
suffered from Authorizations His letters.
already introduced. will be used as the
chief evidence of this
His Only Love.
Taggart created a stir in court when
he testified that Mrs. Taggart vas the
only one ne ever loved. or could love
All eyes were turned on her, but she
merely turned her back
4 wrote that TO her more than once,
said Taggart, and ! meant it
The first letter by Mrs. Taggart 50
far introduced in the trial was read by
Attorney Smyser.
You have made my name by-word
i'll the army, to which YOU ask me to re-
turn" she wrote. The marks on my
body and the stinSs in my soul forbid
me TO do what you ask. / gave lou all
my love and you killed il as II you had
Killed me The question or our living
together Is an impOSsi biiity.'
There was more in the same vein IL
was signed merely Grace Taggurt. -
and was written in San Francisco. The
original was not in court. and the eX-
| tracts We're from duplicate thoughtful-
! ~ made al the time by Mrs. Tagsart
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Four Questions Are
Bone of Contention
Between Enjoys.
RUSSIANS ARE DOWNCAST
japanese on the Other Hand
Are Busy Handling the
Documents.
Status of Peace Conference
ARTICLES AGREEp uPoN.

!. Recognition OF Japan's "prepon-
derating influence" in Korea.
II. Mutual obligation 10 eyacuate
Manchuria. Russia tc retrocede TO
China all special privileges.
III. Japanese obligation 10 restore
the sovereignty and administration
OF China in Manchuria
" Mutual obligations to .pect
the territorial and administrative in
tegrity OF China and the principle Of
the open door
VI The surrender of the Russian
leases in the Lao Tung Peninsula,
including Port Arthur. Dalny and
the Blonde and Elliott Islands.
VII. The cession to Japan of the
branch OF the Chinese Eastern Rail
road from Harbin southwark.
VII. The retention by Russia Of
that portion of the railroad line
through northern Manchuria, con-
Meeting the Trans Siberian road with
Vladivostok through Earbip.
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Japanese Financier Arrives.

Baron Kentaro kaneko, the Japanese
financial authority who has visited
President Roosevelt TWO or three times
previously this summer, arrived on an
afternoon train. and was driven out 10
Sycamore Hin.
II is understood that the baron IS the
confidential messenger employed by the
Tokyo government when il mas import
ant information 10 convey 10 President
Roosevelt. u is also believed that the
baron Is IN close touch with the pleni-
potentiaries at Portsmouth. When he
arrived, Baron Kaneko smiled and as
SuTed the newspaper men that ne had
nothing Of any Importance whatever 70
communicate 10 the President
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Peace in Court as Letters
Tell Of a Dead Romance

WOOSTER. ohio. Aug. 1S.-The scene
in the Taggart divorce case in the
Wayne county court yesterday after
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Saturday Children's Day Chesapeake

Beach. 25c round trip for old and young
See X. K. sChedule.-AdV.
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ARTICLES NOT AGREED UPON.
Y. Cession of Sakhalin Island to
Japan.
IL. Indemnity.
Y. Cession of interned Russian
warships 10 Japan.
xI. Limitation of Russia's naval
power IN the far East.
XII. Fishing rights for Japan
along the Siberian I-ittoral. from
Vladivostok TO Behring sea.
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Asked for House.

It is stated that two prominent citi-
zens CT Arizona. one a member of the
bar and the other a leading business
man. have laid charges against Justice
Tucker before his Superiors in the de-
parJment. The most serious specific
accusation is that when the newly ap-
pointed justice wenU TO Arizona he de-
manded that the citizens OF Globe pro-
vide him with q residence as an induce
ment 70 I've and make MS judicial seat
there.
II Is alleged that this was actually
done
The members OF. the territorial court
divide the State into districts. and the
matter OF his residence was in The dis
cretion OF the newly named justice.
The people of Globe were anxious that
he should live in their town because OF
The convenience and also OF the added
Importance il would give the town.
Taking advantage OF this ambition of
The town. II ~ charged. the justice
proposed that he would i've there if a
residence we're provided.
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According to President S
Desire His Sons Must
Be Self Reliant.
WILL HUNT BIG GAME
While Visiting Captain Bull
lock in South
Dakota.

OYSTER BAY, n. Y, Aug, lS.-ker-
nit Roosevelt. the Presidents second
SON started for Deadwood :. d. tas
morning, where ne is TO be the guest
of Capt Seth Bullock for several weeks.
lie win make the long journey alone,
fer 1t is the Presidents wish that his
boys shall grow up self-relant and
familiar with the ways OF the world,
and he believes that one of the best
ways OF acquiring this result Is TO send
the youngsters out from time to time
10 shift for themselves. Last summer
young Ted $ook the journey To Dakota
as Kermit IS making it this year.
Captain Bullock is an old friend OF the
President They ranched and hunted
together in the eighties ont on the Lit
lie missouri, and have renewed their
comrs lleship almost annually ever
since, When the President made his
long Western trip in 1903. Captain Bull
lock was with him about TWO weeks of
the tirle and made the journey through
the Yellowstone in his company. Cap
tain Bullock led the cowboy contingent
al the inaugural parade last March.
Ker Hit will get some big game hunt
ing with Captain Bullock. while ne is
his ga st and the President hopes ne
will come back in the pink OF physical
condition 10 resume his studies at Gro
ton. where he Is preparing for Harvard
Lieutenant Evans Injury
No visitors were received at Sycamore
Hill this forenoon. and according to
i Assistant Secretary Barnes there were
none expected during the day.
| The Presidents yacht Sylph left for
| New York last night, under command of
| Lieut.. Frank Evans She Is expected to
return within a day or two with the
| submarine boat Plunger.
| When Lieutenant Evans was bringing
the sylph 10 oyster Bay early in the
week nc suffered a peculiar and painful
| accident, As the yacht passed beneath
| the Williamsburg bridge. a minute scale
| OF iron, Jared from the framework by
some passing car. fell, and lodged in
! his right eye. Within twenty-four hours
! his eye was completely closed by the
| swelling which resulted. and since tina.
time has given the young officer greaI
pc in
When the SyIph left for New York the
swelling had subsided to a considerable
extent. but the eye was still badly in
! famed.
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Feeding of Laborers-

zone of the most serious problems |
found when / arrived on the sthmus wa
that involving the feeding OF ire labor
ers. We dumped ali these men into The
isrhrnus. and il is nothing but the bare
truth that at the wages they were get
ting they were not making enough 10
feed themselves. This was ,tde y the
exorbitant prices for food in country
where there was no surplus supply
we have solved lha- problem by
planning our own connissaTT system
aud already men are at wOIk putting up
commissary substations Al me laDorlhs
camus. where the food VIII be sold ,
the yyorkmeu al cost Dlus small l-ei-
centaee 10 cover the cost Of hand
ling, This has been arr dngea Htth Inc
Panama government on The ground tGII
food prices in Panama are cXorbttHnt
You cannot get men TO do good work
unless YOU house and feed them prop
facilities. No man can keep healthy IN
that climate unless he lives in house
with 500 cubic feet Of air per man. This
will he the rule with US hereafter
There has been good deal OF trou-
ble about the irregularity with which
system Of timekeeping has been put into
effect which promises TO operate success
fully.
AS 10 the Panama railroad. the eff
cheney of the service is not up TO AmerI-
can standards. and We arranged for a
change in that. There VIII be no neces-
Sity 10 dOuble-traCk the road although
Jh.s viii probably be done for short dis
Jances in places where Ne will haul dirt
over IT, The road ts in good shape phys
icaIlv bur needs Improvement in the
manner in which II is being conducted.
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Investigation Begun by
Department of
Justice.
ACCUSERS PROMINENT
Alleged He Made Citizens
Give Him a
House.

Eugene A. Tucker, associate justice OF
the territorial court OF Arizona. is under
charges Of grave improperly Affecting
his judicial and private conduct.
The charges have been laid before the
Department OF Justice by prominent
citizens of the Territory.
\ special agent OF the department has
been detailed To investigate the allega-
lions, which are OF the most serious
character. ana have been presented with
such. backing that the department felt
that immediate inquiry was necessary
Justice Tucker was appointed in April
last TO the position he now holds. He
was a resident of Nepraska and promi-
nent in Republican politics in that
State. Lie lived in Omaha.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1905-06-23
GEORUIAVILLE.

James Andrews is building new barn.
Ar. Saunders and Mrs. Smith were
guests at the Dexter Farm on Sunday.
Miss l.. Mowry has been visiting friends
in Woonsocket this week
Mrs. John Mason and family moved
last week TO their new home in Rum
ford.
Extensive repairs are being made on
the 4. b. parsonage in this place. It is
expected that the Rev. Mr.. Roberts Of
Bath Me, will begin his labors in this
place Sunday, July ?.
Herman Davis, a boy II years old, was
arrested by Truant Officer Lawton last
Saturday on charge Of truancy. Judge
Harris placed him on probation. There
has been a number of truancy lately and
Truant Officer Lawton is determined TO
put stop to it.
At the rally held by Cen,erdale Lodge
36, a. o. L. w. a short time ago, two
applications for membership were re-
ceived. The order paid to the family OF
the late Rev. ]. Mason, who was mem
Der Of the order and past master, the
sum Of s2OOO for which he was insured
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1905-06-23
MANTON.

The Quinque Amicicircus gave very
creditable exhibition on Saturday. II is
said that George Kenyon was the star per.
former.
The choir Of tho Manton Baptist church
hold lawn party at the residence OF Mrs.
Gertrude Adams on Friday evening of next
week.
Jesse NJ Gathsny was one OF the speak.
srs at the Brown University Glass Day ex-
crcises Monday afternoon.
Carriage painting at Ira Evans shop.
Good work at reasonable price.
Business continues brisk at George Nor
toms new bowling alleys.
Miss Rose Flanagan is a member Of the
graduating class this year at the Normal
School.
II. Schultz Of Providence has repainscd
the old Irons homestead on the George
Waterman road.
Sunday is regarded as a record breaker.
The graduating exercises Of the Johnston
Grammar school takes place on Tuesday
evening next in Holden's Hall.
Lots are selling well on the Phebc Brown
plat.
w. p. Hill moved Monday from Becker
avenue to his farm near Winsor avenue.
Anchor Lodge, 20 of odd Fellows held a
Memorial service Monday evening of last
week al which Past Grand Christopher l..
Holden read paper referring to the de-
cease Of the eight out of fifteen charter
members of the organization. 1t was voted
that a copy of the memorial be spread upon
the records. An address by Past Grand A.
+. Remington was also feature Of the
meeting.
Miss Nellie Irons has been assisting mem.
bers of the Manton family OF Providence
in tracing the title Of the Amasa Irons pro.
perty located on the George Waterman
road. The homestead is one OF the few
typical specimens now rcmaiaing OF the
architecture of the earliest Providence set
tiers. The sight of the exterior of the chim-
ney, some twenty feet wide, located accord.
ing to ancient custom at the north end OF
the building, is we'll worth a visit. 1t is
claimed by some writers that this house
is the home OF Edward Mantou, an original
Providence proprietor, who owned a large
farm in the vicinity of WoonaSquatueket
river, and from whose dcScendents the vii
Irons has documents tracing the title
through the Irons, Sweet, Goddard and
Angel families. In 1870 the estate COM
priscd $50 acres including the present ham,
let Of CUsarHllc.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1905-06-23
NORTH SCITUATE.

Hon. Martin S. Smith attended the com.
menccment exercises at Brown University
on Wednesday. MIR. Smith was gradu-
ate OF the class of 1867.
1t is understood that Miss Mary Tucker
and Mr.. Joseph Dobbs of Saundersvillc
were united in marriage last week 10y Rev.
Mr.. Wayne Of Massachusetts,.
Other North Scituate news on the 4th
page Of the TIMES.
Anthony Corcoran the real estate agent
at Manton has customers for several small
farms situated within eight or ten miles
of the city.
James A, Hopkins has advertised an
auction sale on the Albert Salisbury place
in Trlmtown on Thursday June GOTH.
For Wallpapers, paints, &C., there is no
better place than at w. NJ. Buswclrs. lie
has the goods.
Screens, and screen doors, cloth and wire
crecning also full line Of hardware at
w. Nj. Buswclrs.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1905-06-23
CHOPMlST.

Mrs. Geo. II. Anthony was the recipient
Of June basket on recent evening from
sixteen Of her friends.
Jared Fuller visited Fall River, Thursday
and Friday.
The strawberry festival that was to be
given for the benefit Of the Sabbath school
has been postponed.
Henry Anthony spent Friday and Sat
urday here at his home.
On Monday evening party was given
by his parents in honor Of the twelfth birth
day Of Ernest Shippec About twenty were
present. Cake and cream were served by
the host and hostess.
Mrs. Geo. IL. Anthony and Mrs. Laura
Round are working at the Tourtellot farm.
Fred and Helen Coleare working in the
Richmond mill.
James Segee. moved Mrs. Durfee's furni-
turc to North Scituate this week.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1905-06-23
DR.. kENNEDYS
KAV0RITE
REMEDY
Breaks no Hearts, Excuses
no Crimes.


DR.. David Kcunedy's FAvORTTE REM
EDI Is not disguised enemy Of the human
race; whcrc IL cannot help, IL does not
harm. 10 is composed of vegetable ingre-
dients and does not heat or inhame the
blood but cools and purifes It, I'm all cases
Of Kidney troubles, Liver complaints, Con-
sipation of the Bowels. and the delicate
arrangements which afllict women, the ac-
tion Of DR. Konncdy's FANORlIE REM
EDY is beyond praise. Thousands OF
grateful people voluntarily testify to TINS,
in letters 90 Dr. Kennedy; and with
warmth and fullncss of words which mere
business certificates never posses. IL
makes no unkards-oNcuscs no crimes
breaks no hearts. In Its coming there IS
hope. and in its wings there is healing.
We challenge a trial and are confident ot
ihe result. Your druggist has IL. ONE
DOLLAR n Bottle. Bear In mind the
name and address: DIR. Drrid KENNEDY,
Bondout, New York.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1905-06-23

EXAMINATIONS fer State Oartifioates vii,
be held WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY.
July IL and Is. at the following places:
Sewport. Rogers Nigh School.
Woonsocket. High school.
East Greenwich. Ac ademy.
Westerly, High School
The examinations will begin eaoh dav
promptly st % O'Clock a. q.
Examinations will be given on wEDNEs
DAl IN Arithmetic, Geography. Spelling,
Language, History and Ply sioloRy. for both
Third and Fourth Grades.
On THURSDAY all examinations in Pro
iessional subjects for all Grades will occur.
All examinations for First and Second
Grade Certificates will be held In Provide enc o
ONLY.
All persons intending to take the examin.
ations must notify tho undersigned on or
before July OF the grade for which they
wish to be examine ed and the place.
THOMAS II. STOCkWELL,
secretary state Board OF Education.
Box li22, Providence.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1905-06-23
PROBATE COURT OF rHs TowS OF JOHNSTON,
June l6. 1905.
Estate Of Ernest Ebersback.


Paulina &bersback, sxseutrtx of the
VIII OF Ernest Ebersback, late of said
johnston, deceased, presents her petition
representing that the personal estate ofsaid
deceased Is not sufficient to pay the debts
which said deceased owed, the expenses of
his funeral, and OF supporting his family
ana settling his estate according TO law ;
that said deceased at the time OF hts death
was seized and possessed OF four (D certain
lots OF land, with dwelling house and 9th
improvements thereon, sitaatcd In said
town being lots one hundred and seven No7)
one hundred and eight N0s), ons hundred
ana nine OOs), and one hundred and ten
ulW, on THE Lyman Park Plat" near the
hanton depot, Johnston, II. L. be lop RipR 10
heirs OF Samuel Hedly and q. g. Turner sur
yeyed and plated by 8. d. Cushing Com
pany, September, 1873.
Ana further representing that by q sale of
only so much OF said real estate as IL abso.
lutely needed, the residue thereof would be
so much injured as to- render the sale of th
whole estate more advantageous TO those
interested therein.
And praying that she may be auth ortzsd to
sell the whole OF said estate, or 80 much
thereof as may be necessary To make up the
dehclency OF the personal estate, for the
purpose aforesaid, with Incidental CHARGES;
and said petition is received, ana re
terred To tbe Both dag of June, A D., 1905. st
Z O'Clock p. m, at the Probate Court Room
IN saii Johnston, for consid Grafton; and it
j. ordered that notice thereof DO publishs cd
Tor fourteen days, once a week, in She Olney
vile Times.
II Irrruwu r,--A
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1905-06-23
DENTAL DECAY.
Dad Teeth, Ia IL Claimed. May Lead
TO Appendicitis.

had Teeth, Ia IL Claimed. May Lead
TO Appendicitis.
Appendicitis is often due TO bad
teeth, said DR.. l.. ). Thompson, lcctur
ing at Gresham college, London. The
same organisms. lac said. were present
both In defective teeth ana in the dis
sased appendix, which proved that den
tai decay was capable of causing ap-
pcndicitis
Il see no evidence to show that our
teeth are detcriorating TO an alarming
extent with the growth Of civilization"
he declared, and hc pointed out that an
even larger proportion of diseased
teeth had been found among Egyptian
and Roman remains than existed at
present.
Tobacco has an injurious effect on
the digestion" he went on, "but do
not think that nicotine has any more
effect on the teeth than alcohol. But
tobacco certainly blackens the teeth
and so causes many persons who arc
careful of their personal appearance
10 brush their teeth more often than
they would otherwise do"
He had found cod liver oil amazingly
successful in promoting the growth OF
teeth in children, and ne recommended
the toothbrush drill as part Of the cur
riculum OF schools. DIR. Thompson al
so urged the practice of washing the
teeth after meals and rubbing them
twice a day. and particularly the last
thing at night London Mail.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1905-06-23
A LOVER OF SNUFF.
The Queer VIII and Funeral of n
Queer Engiishwomnn.

Queer Eugiishv woman.
The will Of Mrs Margaret Thompson.
which is preserved as n curiosity at
Somerset House, England is tribute
to the delights and consultations Of
snufr. The tcstatriX directed that In
her coffin should be buried with her all
her handkerchicfs and sufficient OF the
best Scotch suum to cover her body.
This she preferred 10 flowers, as moth
ing could be more fragrant and 40 re.
frcShiug 10 me rs that precious pow.
der" Further. the six greatest snuff
takers I'm the parish of 81. James, West
minister, were TO bc her bearers. SIX
DID maids. each bearing I'm her hand
box filed with the best Scotch snuff 10
take for their vcfrCShmCnt rs they
walked. were to boar the pail. Before
the corpse the minister was TO walk,
carrying and partaking OF pound OF
snutf. At every twenty yards a hand
nj ot suuff was to ho delivered 10 the
bystandcrs aud at the door OF the tes-
tatriX's house were TO bc placed two
bushels OF the same quality of suuff for
gratuitouS distribution. In order to In
sure the carrying out Of her wishes the
tCstatriN mOdC The lCCacicS gwen by
the will dependent upon an exact and
literal fulflmcnt OF the conditions
above named I'm closing she hadc all
concerned to regard snuff as the grand
cordial Of nature.