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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1905-03-16
TELEGRAM

Niuczwang, 10 marca. - ia
po1czycy zajeli wawoz Tie we
Srode o po3nocy.
Londyn, 16 marca, 4:5o rano.
= Sensacyjna wiadomose dono-
szaca, re Japohczycy zajeli wa
woz Tie, nadeszla do Londynu i
wywoiala ogromna niespodzian-
ke W kolach wojskowych. W. ja-
ki spos6b waw6z zdobyto, czy
"a pomoca ataku wprost, czy tez
przez rugby wojsk okrazajace
Rosyan, co wlasciwie stalo sig
gen.. .Kuropatkinem jego ar
mia, ma razie zupelna jest tajem-
MICA. Mozliwa jednak jest rzecza,
re odbysa sic lrwawa bitwa, W
ktorej Japohczycy odniesli zwy-
cieztwo.
Ostatnie wiesci poprzedzajace
te wiadomoSc sensacyjna made
szly ze Santoupu IS marca. Sam
toupu znajduje sic 10 mil ma pol
noe Cd wawozu Tie tam udal
sic cenzor rosyjski pred wysla-
MEM depesz o ostatnich potycz-
kach. Telegram ze Santoupu do
nosil o dwoch krwawych potycz-
kach stoczonych II marca, jed
nej w centrum rosyjskiem mad
rzeka Fan, 8 mil ma poludnie cd
wawozu Tie i o drugiej ma pra-
wem skrzydle rosyjskiem. Bitwa
w centrum byia zacieta. Gen. Ii
niewicz, ma czele 4 korpusu armii
sybiryjskiej, kt6ry ucierpia2 mai
mniej z arrnii Kuropatkina, 20
stall wys,any przeciw atakujacym
Japohczykom; po bitwie Kuro-
patkin telegrafowal do cara, re
odpart Japohczyk6w re ei stra-
cili 1000 ludzi. Depesza o bitwie
ma prawem skrzydle rosyjskiem
donosiIa, ze gen. Miszczenko "a
szachowas japonski ruch oskrzy-
dlajacy j re Rosyanie zamierzaja
trzymaG sic W wawozie. Tenn
wieksze zdurlienie wywolala
wiadomosc nazajutrz nadchodza-
ca, re waw6z zdobyty!
Toxic, 16 marca. - Dla $4,000
jeicow rosyjskich zabranych do
niewoli po bitwie pod Mukde-
mem przygotowuja sic kwatery
W 20 japohskich miastach garni-
zonowych. Znaczniejsze ich gro
mady zostana wyslane do Kama
sawa, Kumamoto, Akit, Sandal,
Fuszirni, Nagoja, Kurume i Fu-
kuoka.
Toxic, 16 marca. - Zdaje sic,
ze przystep do Wladywostoku
cd strony nora dotychczas "a
marznistego zostanie otwarty O.
koIo 81 marca, DO lod szybko to-
pnieje. Ma rzece Tiacong ma Ko-
rel juz lod stopnial i zegluga sic
rozpocze5a.
Londyn, 16 marca. = Do mai
ciekawszych wiadomosci dis
nadchodzacych nalezy, re flota
Togi pojawila sic we wodach,
przez ktore przeplywalaby eska-
dra Rozestwiehskiego, gdyby
chciaIa zdazac do W{adywostoku.
Zdaje sic, re eskadra Rozestwieh-
skiego jeszcze jest u wybrzezy
Madagaskaru, ale musi zdecydo-
wac sic w tych dniach, czyli uda
sic ku Wladywostokowi, czy po-
wroci do Rosyi. Flota admiraia
Togo staneia pod Singapore, ale
widocznie natychmiast wybiera-
Ia sic W dalsza droge.
Petersburg, Io marca. = O.
statecznie rozstrzygnieto, ze
wielki ksiaze Mikolaj Mikolaie-
wicz zostanie wysiany ma maej-
see Kuropatkina. Gen. Suchom-
linof zostanie mianowany szefem
sztabu. Petersburg dzisiai ieszcze
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1905-03-16
Miejscowa.
Porzadki w "skrobaczach
chrnur."

NaelylKo Tolak jest 1laulylH
po szkodzie. Niemniej "madry-
mi" So: komisarz budowlany i
szef stray pozarnej, ktorzy do
piero po niebezpiecznym pozarze
W gmachu Stock Exchange do
szli do przeswiadczenia, re W
naszych olbrzymich gmachach,
zwanych "skrobaczami chmur",
panuja takie nieporzadki, il W
razie pozaru zanosi sic W mich
ma katastrofe, jakiej widownia
byl pred rokiem teatr Iroquois.
Poddano inspekcyi rome wielo-
pietrowe gmachy i przekonano
sic, ze W Unity, Merchants
Loan and Trust, ashland" i
innyeh budynkach ME zachowy-
wano dotychczas najkonieczniej-
szych srodk6w ostroznosci, a W
"Stock Exchange, liczacem 13
pietr, gdzie WtaSnie byl pozar,
ma II pietrach ME MONA bylo
wszow gumowych przysrubowac
do hydrantow. w gmachach pod
danych inspekcyi niema drabin
bezpieczehstwa, a jezeli So, ME
mozna sic do Mich dostac. Rury
do przeprowadzania wody znaj-
duja sic tylko ma zewnatrz ME
So rozprowadzone ma rome pie
ira, a tam gdzie So rury, niema
wezow gumowych, ktorymi mo-
znaby ogiefi zalewac. Drzwi pro-
wadzace do drabin bezpieczeh-
stwa znaleziono zamknietemi ma
moe, a w korytarzach brak}o ma
pisow wskazujacych, gdzie takie
drzwi sic znajduja. Zdaje sic, re
najwiekszy wzglednie porzadek
panuje w gmachu Masonic Tenn
ple", gdzie woda dochodzi ma 20
pietro, gdzie ME brak wezow gu
mowych, aparat6w automatycz-
nych do zalewania ognia, drabin
bezpieczefistwa szerokich scho-
dow, ktoremi uciekac MONA, je-
zeli elewatory przestana funkcyo-
nowac. lime "skrobacze chmur"
sa ma wypadek pozaru pulapka-
mi ma ludzi.
Bezpodstawne oskarzenie.
p. Quinn z Federacyi Piracy
zarzucil bylym terazniejszym
czlonkom rady miejskiej, ze dali
sic przekupic i glosowali nastep-
ME "a udzieleniem koncesyi kom-
panii Illinois Tunnel. Komitet
prawny rady miejskiej, zajawszy
sic ia .sprawa, wezwal Quinna,
azeby przed}ozyl dowody stwier-
dzajace jego ciezkie oskarzenie,
a poniewaz Quinn ME zastosowaf
sic do tego wezwania, sensacyjna
sprawa przekupstwa radcow
miejskich zsozona zostala "ad a
cta."
Marzenie unionistek.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1905-03-16
gabinetu w Austryi praWdopodobna'


wawozem Tie i raduje sig tylko
z nadeszlych depesz zwyciez-
twie Liniewicza mad Japohczy-
kami.
Warszawa, Io marca. - Re-
zerwisci w barakach Woikowska
W gubernii grodzieaskiej, zorga-
nizowali sprzysiezenie celem wy
wolywania buntow W wojsku
powolanen do Mandzuryi. 70
stall stawieni pred sad wojenny;
pieciu Mich zostalo ma smierc
skazanych I3 marca straconych,
czterej skazani ma dozywotnie, a
8 ma 20 letnie katorgi. Wkrotce
maja bye mobilizowane korpusy
IS i 10 stojace W Polsce. Mobili-
zacya w Siedlcach, gdzie. sic od-
by}y rozruchy ch}opskie, nieza-
wodnie natrafi ma opor.
Petersburg, 16 marca. - Coraz
to wiecej prawdopodobna stale
sic rzecza, re rola Wittego sig
kohczy. Bledem jego bylo, re
do chwili swego powolania ME
trzymaz sic w ukryciu, tylko
wplata1 sic W mn6stwo zobowia-
zai, ktorych dotrzymac ME jest
W stanie, jego przeciwnicy ko-
rzystaja moznosci wykazania,
IL sytuacya sic pogorszy1a cd
chwili jego powo}ania. Witte ME
by1 obecnym ma radzie wojennej
13 marca, ma ktorej podpisano re-
skrypt carski.
Londyn, 16 marca. = Ze Sim
gapore donosza do Lloydu, re
brytyjski parowiec Hongwan I
raportuje il przejezdzal obok 22
japohskich okretow wojennyc,h
W poblizu Horsburga, 20 mil ma
wschod cd Singapore, u wejScia
do ciesniny Malakki. Cztery kra-
zowniki zawinawszy do Singa-
pore, wyruszyly dalej mad VIE
ezorem zdaje sig, re flota day
do ciesniny Sunda.
Wiedefi, 16 marca. - Zdaje
sic, re wkrotce' nastapi reorgani-
zacya ministeryum Gautscha.
Wiedehskie dzienniki juz oznaj-
miaja, ze do ministeryum wejda
prezes niemieckiej partyi ludowej
DIR. Derschotta, Polak Bilihski i
Czech Pacak. Tym sposobem ro-
zne narodowosci mialyby swoich
representative w gabinecie.
Doniesienie ze Rzymu, re w}o-
skie ninisteryum wojny zamie-
rza domagac sic 100000 ma
wzmocnienie po}nocnych i
wschodnich granic .Wloch, wy
wolalo we Wiedniu zle wrazenie,
gdyz uwazaja to "a dowod, re
nieufnosc ku Austryi wzrasta
jest nastepstwem os}abienia Ro-
syi, a zatem i zmniejszenia jej
wplywow ma polwyspie balkan
skim.
Paryz, 16 marca. - RAPPORT ko-
mitetu izby poslow 0 novel; rza-
dowej tyczacej sic oddzielenia
patistwa Cd Kosciola, wykazuje
stosunki panstwa do Kosciola cd
najdawniejszych az do najnow-
szych czasow i dowodzi, re w ce-
lu wybrnlecia z trudnosci wytWo-
rzonych przez konkordat nalezy
sic chwycic jedynego srodka, kto-
rym jest oddzielenie loialne ale
najzupelniejsze pahstwa Cd Ko-
sciola. Demokratyczna forma rza-
du zmusza do tego dziwic sig
tyDlo naIezy, ze przez lat "a tego
iasno ME widziano. w raporcie
jest powiedziane, re zwlekanle
tel sprawy do czasu po nowych
wyborach przyniosloby tylko
Rzymowi korzysci, Francyi
szkode. Dodano tez, re Koscio-
lowi pozostawi sic naizupelniei-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1905-03-16
Marzenie urlionistek.

w czerwcu odbedzie sic w Chi
cago konwencya international
Women's Label League" Do te-
60 czasu wyszukac trzeba w
Chicago hotel, w kt6rym pocza-
wszy Cd strozow pomywaczek,
a konczac ma kuchmistrzach
wszyscy naleza do jakiejs unii.
Me bedzie wolno obslugiwac go
Sci kelnerom, ktorzyby snlieli
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1905-03-16
Zawziety syn.

Sedzia Carter skazal Edwarda
]. Fries z pm. 1o6 E. Indiana str.
ma placenie sedziwemu ojcu po
So tygodniowo, a poniewaz syna-
lex do tego wyroku ME zastoso-
wal sic, sprowadzono go wczo-
raj do sadu przemoca. Kiedy tu-
tai oswiadczyl stanowczo, re Of
ca wspomagac ME bedzie, osadzA
60 sedzia ma miesiac w wiezie-
niu. Me zmiekczyi 60 tenn. Fries
zapowiedzial, re odsiedzi kare, a
potem wyjedzie z miasta Chica-
60, staremu ME da ami centa.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1905-03-16
K3otnia sasiadow.


Otrucie konia lub krowy ucho-
dzi wobec praw stanu Illinois "a
kryminalne przestepstwo, ktore
bywa karane skazaniem ma pobyt
w domu poprawy. Sprawy takie
zalatwiaja przysiegli. Otoz Mi
chael i Daniel Mayer pod So.
Chicago stall pod zarzutem do
puszczenia sic takiej zbrodni /
ich process toczy} sic przez cztery
dni przed sedzia Kersten. w toku
sledztwa wyszlo ma jaw, re Ma
yerowie k1ocili sic z sasiadami,
lecz ci niczem ME mogli udowo-
dnic, ze ich koh krowa zostaly
otrute, zwiaszcza przez Maye-
row. Przysiegli uwolnili podsad-
nych, przez co ME uwolnili by
najmniej kasy powiatowej cd Po-
krywania kosztow tego rodzaJu
niedorzecznych procesow.
okret zwiastunem wiosny. :.
Parowiec "Argo" linii okre-
towel Graham and Morton, przy-
byl wczoraj do tutejszego portu
Benton Harbor, przy pomocy
holownika Bonita" Jestto pier
wszy okret, kt6ry W tym roku
przeplynal przez jezioro. Mai ma
pokladzie 30 pasazerow, korzy
wyzyli duzo strachu podczas po-
dr6zy, ktora trwala 80 godzln'
Bonita" torowa}a mI droge
przez gesta kre przez pas lodu'
szeroki 20 mil, liczac Cd tuteJsze-
90 brzegu. "Argo" rozpocza} u
trzymywanie komunikacyi mig
dzy Chicago St. Joseph, dokad
udawac sic bedzie 3 razy tygod-
niowo, a mianowicie co wtorek,
czwartek i sobote. Parowiec "a
tlanta" z linii Goodrich zamie-
RIA dzisiaj utorowat droge z Chi
cago do Muskegon i do Grand
Haven.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-10-06
.PAWTUxET

With minds intent upon winning IL pos
sible. but on a pleasant days outing. any
how. the Volunteer Fire company No. /
accompanied by the Fire King band, left
the village at a. m In an extra car,
en- route for Brockton Fair and the big
muster OF the hand engine companies OF
New England.
The company took the $40 train at the
Union station. the early start being
necessary on account or the parade
which precedes the squirt.
A good sized crowd and the promise
OF more later in the day gave the men
additional courage as did also the thought
that the engine played about 200 feet
Tuesday night at a trial The Fire King
started night before last over the road
The Edgewood Volunteers with their
hand also went on the $40 train.
Mr. William Wescott OF the corner OF
Broad street and Tucker avenue started
yesterday for another visit I'm Washing
ton, u. c.. where he has a number OF
friends.
The Ladies' Aid society of the Baptist
church IL planning 20 give n reproduc-
tion OF an old-timo quilting party at the
church next Wednesday night, and the
antiquated wardrobes available are being
gowns for the occasion.
Some very amusing situations are being
arranged, II is said.
Mr. Charles Miller Is reported as quite
III at his home on Ocean street.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-10-06
The News Of the State
BRISTOL.
Seniors Of High School Held
Supper and Sa'0.. ..Oth0r Items
Of General Interest.

The class OF '06, Bristol high school, held
its annual supper and sale yesterday af-
ternoon from until o'clock in Grand
Army hall The proceeds are 10 be used
I'm defraying the graduation expenses In
June 1906 Tho cake table was in charge
OF Miss Eva II. Pickles. assisted by Miss
Carrie A. Thomas and Miss Edna A.
Baker The candy table was in charge Of
Miss Emily +. Tobin, assisted by Miss
Winifred V. Scott.
Miss HELEN Wing Church was In charge
OF the grab box. The supper table was in
charge OF Miss Lillian r. Munro. and Mr..
John c. Davis. assisted by Miss Alice Car
roll Mr.. Jeremiah II. Graney. Miss Grace
G. PAUL and Merton A. Chessman. The
Mattresses were all members OF the lower
classes. The decorations were OF golden
rod, autumn leaves. red saliva and white
and blue bunting-the class colors.
An entertainment consisting OF vocal
and instrumental selections was rendered
by members OF the school. After the sale
a hop was enjoyed. music beng furnished
by Christies Orchestra Of four pieces.
quitclaim deed OF interest in property
from George Dlll to Annie J. Wright was
recorded at the town clerks office yester-
day.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-10-06
E. JENIS0N
met Death
ON TRACK

Tho body OF tho track walker who was
Killed by a suburban car on the dark
stretch Of track between Palace Garden
crossing and the highway bridge near
Hoxsie station in the town OF Warwick
about s O'Clock last evening. was identi-
hed, today, as that OF Edward Jenison, OF
middle age and jeweler by trade
The car in charge OF Conductor r. III.
Thomas with Motorman j. Walthaur at
the brakes was bound for this city when
II struck in the darkness an object which
proved 10 be the body OF a man about IS
years old. 3 feet or inches tall. $50
plexion. sandy brown hair and nous
tache. and dressed In rough working
cloths.
The body was resting on it's right side.
proving that II must have been thrown 10
that side OF the track and that the man
must nave been walking In the direction
In which the car was running. having prob
ably stepped TO one eide out OF range OF
the headlight TO permit the car 10 pass
and failed TO get far enough out OF the
way.
The jaw had been dislocated. the neck
broken and the skull fractured by "A blow
on the back OF the head
DIR. Charles 3. Christie. medical exam
iner OF Riyerpoint, was notified and he
arrived at the scene OF the fatality shortly
before midnight. He found that the jaw
had been dislocated, the neck broken and
fracture at tho base or the skull thai
must have caused instant death. He
ordered the remains turned over TO Tn
dertaker Frank Kelgore. 1903 Broad street.
He leaves a widow and family Of several
children at Conimicut and they only came
here from the Cape a few weeks ago. She
has been living with her father. Mr..
Sprague, who Is the proprietor OF small
grocery between Conimicut and Coles
station. The unfortunate husband left
Conimicut yesterday afternoon for Lake
wood TO make preparation looking 10
keeping house again on their part inas-
much as he had secured work again at his
trade ss a Jeweler.
He leaves a brother-in-law in Paw
tucket, Fred Goffe, a loan broker, and he
Is thought TO be survived by mother and
other relatives I'm this city.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-10-06
AN ANGLO
RUSSIAN
TREATY?

London oct 6-Followlng closely upon
the publication OF the text of the Angle
japanese treaty. has come considera ble
talk Of the possibility OF an understanding
between Great Britain and Russia All
the newspapers are devoting columns 10
the discussion OF the aestion. pointing out
that " Russia is sincere in her expres-
sions Of a desire for peace In central Asia
there is no reason why the two ancient
enemies should not come 20 an agreement,
that will not only assure peace. but ciea ?
away the suspicions leading 20 friction
which have existed for years
That negotiations with this object 4,
view are pending seems possible though
definite official confirmation In lacking
Count Benendorff. the Russlan ambassa.
dor nau long interview with foru Lana
downe at the foreign Office yesterday and
the latter left London immediately after
ward for Balmoral Scotland where
Premier Balfour is present az minister IN
IN ATTENDANCE 10 King Edward Both the
British and American papers having
strongly advocated n for the pes, week
that the present is en- opportune moment
for reaching a batter undertaking be-
tween the tvo countries.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-10-06
she SAYS TROLLEY CAR WAS
STOPPED AT DANGEROUS POINT

Mary f. Greene has brought an action
against the Rhode Island company TO re-
cover $500 for personal injuries. The cir
cumstances of the suit are unusual She
was passenger on one of the defendant $
cars on Dec. Is. 1904, and claims the cor
poration was negligent in stopping the car
for her to alight at a dangerous spot in
the town of Cranston.
1t was at night that she began her
journey and the place where the car
stopped is known as Moons Cut. In her
declaration she alleges that there are
fences at two sides OF the cut and bitches
at each end of the cut.
Plaintiff claims that IL was the duty of
the defendant to nifty her OF the dangers.
Of which she was ignorant. She walked
into one OF the bitches and was cut,
bruised and broken i'm different parts OF
the body, suffered a severe nervous shock
and for a long time lay sick.
Page. Page & Cushing are her attorneys
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-10-06
EAST PROVIDENCE
Man Driving tho Old Gaspse
Thrown TO Ground and Hurt.
Bay View Fire Company to
Hold Meeting --Othsr Matters.

Word has reached tho square that the
man who started from the engine house
with the engine Gaspee from Providence,
yesterday morning, met with an acci-
dent In the town OF Rehoboth late yester-
day.
The man was driving the horses from a
temporary seat which became displaced,
and fell behind his horses. one OF them
kicking him IN the head.
The man was taken into the home OF
Constable Asa Waterman, who summon
ed the physician. 1t required nine stitch
es TO close n wound in the mans fore
head. Later In the day Mr.. Waterman
took tho man to his home on Eddy street
In Providence, where he has n wife and
eight children. The name OF tho injured
man was not learned
INTERESTING MEETING PROMISED.
on Monday evening OF next week the
Bay View Fire company will hold meet
Ing OF more than ordinary interest In
their engine house at 2770 Pawtucket ave-
nue.. At the conclusion OF the regular
session OF the company with their invit-
ed guests. which will include the town
officials and representatives from each
fire company in the town, will parade 10
the banquet hall. when good fellowship
and no end OF good things 10 eat will be
the rule
WAS DISAPPOINTED.
Mr.. Joseph eastman was sad at heart
this morning for he and his bosom friend.
Henry Meegan and Joseph Lang. all ac-
tive members OF the Watchemoket Fire
company intended TO go TO Brockton
In an up-to-date automobile The
trio waited on the steps OF Mr.. Sulli-
vans store for the auto. when a messen-
ger boy jumped from a bicycle and asked
for Joseph eastman. The message was
that the auto was In the repair shop. so
Ordinary electrics were good enough for
Joe, Hen and Joe. Beside the damage
done TO the dispositions OF the young
men. was pane OF stained glass.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-10-06

Il Cures Colds, Coughs, Sore Throat, Group, Iniu.
enza. Whooping Cough, Bronchitis and Asthma
A certain cure for Consumption in first stages,
and sure relief in adSanced stages. Use at once.
You will the excellent effect after taking tho
drst dose. Sold by dealers eyeyywhere. ,LAkg9
sott.es 20 cents ard 30 6eotSl
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-10-06

The Favorite Whist club met at the resi-
dence OF Mrs Howarth on Mary avenue
yesterday afternoon. The following is the
result; Mrs Clarke. 30: RMS. Cook, 90.
Mrs. Woodard 81: Mrs. Adams, 81. The
club will meet with Mrs. Adams next
Thursday evening.
The Young Mems club connected with
the Congregation church will hold an
entertainment and supper i'm the vestry OF
Mr.. William Jordan, one OF the oldest
and best-known residents, left his home
In the square this morning for a few days
fishing and hunting n the vicinity OF
Greene and Oneceo.
Sergeant Bickford expects TO have the
Pawtucket avenue Wednesday afternoon
suspect has not put in his appearance
since the robbery.
Mrs. George Page. who has been the
guest OF Mr. Nevins on Maple avenue for
a week or more. left for her home at
Attleboro Falls this morning.
Pomham Lodge OF Workmen met in Ii
brary hall last evening. Master Workman
J. E. Gaffney presiding. Arrangements
were made 10 hold an open meeting In The
near future.
The Riverside Social club will meet this
evening in their parlors In Grube's block
and elect officers.
Messrs Ellis Pierce and Howard An
thony have returned from an extended
trip through New York state.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-10-06
RIVERSIDE.

Items OF news can be left az Goff's res
taurant on Bulock's Point avenue and
they will receive prompt attention and
publication.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-10-06
OLNEYVILLE,
John H. Walsh Again Treasurer
Of Court 0In0yviIIe.
PIucky Barber Stopped Run.
aMay..Going on the Road.

Oneyville branch OF the Providence
News at Heffernan's New Store. Id
Hartford avenue. Telephone 40-West.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-10-06
SEEKS $4,000 DAMAGES
FOR FALL FROM A CAR

Hattie Finnegan while trying 10 board
one OF the Rhode Island company's cars
near Turks head on March %. claims she
was thrown to the ground owing to the
sudden starting of the car.
She claims her fall which resulted In
severe injuries was wholly due TO the
negligence OF the defendants servants, as
she has brought suit to recover 5000 in
the superior court
Page, Page and Cushing are plain tins
attorneys
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-10-06
CONSUMPTION

Hope, fresh air, rest and
SCOTS Emulsion are the
greatest remedies for con.
sumption. SCOTS Emulsion
will always bring comfort and
relief - often cure. SCOTS
Emulsion does for the con-
sumptive what medicine alone
cannot do. It's the nourish.
ment in it that takes the pa
tent in long strides toward
health.
SCOTT a BOVINE, sss Pearl Street., Hev yorL
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-10-06

NEVER
before
Is by
for II all bestt
available
being
In vaudeville field
Cressy
Blanche Dayn In Mr. ces latest play Town Hail. To-
sano Euopean ueosr and kes Mimic Dog These all OF equal
vaudeville and strongly advise the securing
obliged
CHARLES LoVENBERo,
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-10-06
BIGGEST POTATO CROP ON RECORD

Houlton Me, Oct. 6.--The great Aroo-
stock potato crop has been harvested and
is said TO be the fnist on record. The
yield has also been large with but little
damage from blight and none form frost
The average yield has been about 20 bar
rels an acre. while the maximum is re-
ported at 100 barrels
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-10-06
MAINE SPIRITUAlISTS MEET

Skowhegan. Maine. Oct 6.--The Maine
Spiritualists association began a three
days convent ion. the ninth annual one,
today. A large number OF delegates are
In attendance and among those who will
ADDRESS the convention are Harrison ID.
Barrett, president of the National Spirit
ualists association OF the United States
and Canada and Mrs. Nettie Holt. lee
turer and medium Of Somerville Mass.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1905-10-12

Mrs. NJ Flanders and sister, Mrs.
Welsinger, departed for Abercrombie,
N. d. Friday night.
Mems and boys overcoats in all styles
and prices lower than ever. Bell Cloth
ing and Shoe store.
o. Lampland, auditor of the Lampert
Lumber Company, was in the city sew
eral days this week.
j. Wander Meide was transacting
business in the west part of the county
several days last week.
Bro. Sterling, of the Butler Herald,
was pleasant caller at these pious
headquarters Saturday.
WANTED-One hundred spring
cliichens per week until further notice,
at the Commercial Hotel. Will pay
the highest market price.