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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-01-24
WARREN.

! The following list OF advertised letters
await claimants at the Warren postoffice
Josephine Smith. Joseph Collins. G. Nah
Ion Smith. c. III. Haskell. Capt. NJ. Han
son, George II. Macon, George Sweet
Mrs. II. Cole. Molle Dockrey. Joseph
Stevens. Joseph A. Barry. n w. scoville.
Frank r. Chimney. Eugene Hodgklns.
Foreign, Maynard Dyzerah. Andrea
Nezan, Eliza Poreir. Mrs NJ. Botimer.
Peirre Porter and Mrs. Israel Garmach.
Mrs Joseph H. Bolton is confined TO her
home on Kelly street with an attack OF
illness. resulting from recent opera
tion
Mrs. John Bray Is confined TO her home
with an attack OF the prevailing illness.
la grippe.
MIR. Frederick ~. Simmonds. superin-
tendcnt Of the Cutler Manufacturing
company. is confined To his home on South
Main street by an attack OF illness.
A number or mill opera tives who came
here from Fall River at the beginning
or the strike have returned TO that CITY
again. where they have secured their old
jobs again. A large number of these
strikers were employed at the Parker
mills and some were also employed at the
warren Manufacturing company The
majority OF the strikers did not reside
here, but boarded at the many numerous
private boarding houses I'm the town
Warren council Royal Arcanum. met I'm
Odd Fellows hall last night. with a good
attendance Of members present business
or routine nature was transacted. fol-
lowing which social exercises were en-
joyed
The local police force are still keeping
an active search for William Dillon who
broke the plate glass last week al Horn
bergers saloon on North Water street
but no traces of him have been found
and IL is thought that ne has left town
and gone into Massachusetts,
Tobin post Grand Army ~ tho Re
public, held n meeting in their hall last
night with the fun quota or members
present. ne, usual routine OF business
was held after which social cxercisas
were enioycd
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-01-24
PAWTUCKET.

The Business Mems association last
evening devoted good deol OF time 10
the discussion OF the question OF the ad-
edvissbihty OF having police and school
commission appointed by the general as
sembly. y. w. Littleheld Es: Judge
Tuck. Rev. Frank J. Goodwin. James L..
jerks, ESQ: Colonel p r. Hayes. Mayor
Higgins and Representative Fitzgerald
took part In the discussion Though no
vote was taken, there was mighty strong
evidence that the sentiment was In favor
of home rule.
Mrs Martin O'Bren OF HbridFc Mass
Who was on a visit 10 her daughter. Mrs.
Francis j. Duty. az 10 Harrison street.
died suddenly last evening Shc WAS u
her usual health and spirits until "a Few
minutes before the end came The de-.
ceased was ono OF the oldest residents II
Uxbridge and was heid ir high esteem
by wide circle ~ friends there She wa
y woman Of sterling traits of character
and prominent in the affairs of St Msry's
church of that place from which the
funeral services will be held Resides
her daughter she is survived n, ,breo
cons. Frank Of Uxbridge. Thomas "a of
Woonsocket and John . Brien of Daniel
fon. Conn.
The tenement occupied by Mrs Green
wood III si4 North Main street was ON
tered sometime between and $40 o'clock
yesterday afternoon and was subjected 60
. general rsnsacking The intruder was
evidently In search ~ money a. ieuelrv
and ofher property ~ coneiderable value
we're not disturbed Two % tho rooms ir
the attic are occupied rs boarders who
make their home with Mr. grenneood
srd u vas found that 80 witch belonged
% one of hem ard which was IN a psir
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-01-24

The senate was called to order at II IS
His Honor. Lieut.. Gov. Jackson. in the
chair and a quorum present. The records
OF Friday were read and approved.
Senator stiness from the committee on
judiciary reported back an act authori-
zins the town Of Warwick to incur a debt
not in excess OF three per cent OF it's tax
able property; calendar.
Senator Anthony from the same com
mittee reported back an act allowing for
the election of tax assessors in the town
of Burrillville; calendar.
Senator Dyer from the committee on n
nance reported back a resolution making
an appropriat ton OF $500 for the proper
representation of the state at official cell
ebrations to which the state may be in
vited TO send representation during the
current year: calendar.
Senator McKenna introduced an act
making II unlawful to compel a person 10
agree not to Join labor organization;
special legislation.
FIRE INSPECTION.
Senator Dyer introduced an act au
thorizing the board Of fire commissioners
OF Providence TO inspect buildings within
the limits Of that city. where dangerous
articles or substances are manufactured,
stored kept sold or used. The act al
lows the inspection OF buildings by the
fire commissioners when they have rea-
son 10 believe that such dangerous sub
stances are manufactured or kept.
fine OF not less than $40 or more than
$50 is provided as n penalty for refusal
on the part OF anyone TO allow such in
spection.
The act Is said 10 have the approval
of the Providence city council; judiciary.
PUBLIC MARKET PROJECT.
Senator Dyer also presented an act in
the Roger Williams market
In the city OF Providence with a capital
stock OF $500. 600 The incorpora tors IN
the act are Lloyd A. Tillnghast, J. Wilson
McCrilIis Martin Dewtng and Mason
w TillnEhast.
Section provides that the corpora
ton may be authorizes 10 have site
for q building by bridging the waters Of
the Providence river at any point north
~ the Crawford Street bridge with the
consent ~ the Providence city council
hrst obtained
II is understood that the purpose of the
act is 10 provide a public market site and
building The act was referred 10 the
committee on corporations.
making an appropriation Of 5000 for the
purchase Of so copies OF volume 3. con
tanning the records OF early deaths and
marriages taken from the Providence
Gazette and other newspapers. and for
the Distribute of tbe books finance
The advice and consent OF the senate
was given To the following appointments
by the governor: Lewis Petrce, to be
, member of tho board OF police com
nissioners OF the city Of Providence; Al
'red w. Kenyon. 60 he n member of the
BOARD OF har'bor commissioners; Darius
r. DsiRe, 10 be a member OF the board
II pilot commissioners: Frank r.. Com
stock. Belle H. Mathewson and Patrick
f. Hayes 10 be members OF tho board OF
control OF the state Home and School.
From tho calendar was taken nn act
m amendment of chapter lis Of the Gem
sral Laws. giving To the harbor commits
,ioners jurisdiction over the waters ad-
acent 10 Prudence Island, passed.
on motion OF Senator Horton 81 Gran
.tton the senate at II SO adjourned. 1
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-01-24
VALLEY VILLAGES
A Stupandous Job..No More
Nickel Machines. 18th Wed.
ding Anniversary.

The Warwick town council AZ the regu-
lar meeting held yesterday afternoon in
strLcted the town sergeant 10 capture all
the nickel machines in the town, IL was
also sdded that the same are 10 be gath
cred in within q hours. This was one of
the matters OF business which came up at
the meeting yesterday.and II was disposed
Of as stated. II is reported that there are
over 4o0 machines In the town and the
same are i'm saloons. barber shops. tobac-
co stores and i'm variety OF other kinds
of places For one man TO gather in this
number in "a hours, Is a job for a Hercu-
iese, but the result is awaited for just the
same VIII il be done? That remains 10
be seen.
IL II Taft former keeper OF the ssy-
lum ~ the town at Warwick was appoint
ed to again have charge OF the farm i'm
place OF the present keeper whose duties
will conclude in March
Liquor licenses were granted to Edward
Dorers OF Arctic Centre, Calix Coutu OF
Arctic Centre and James Agnew of Lip
pitt. The Natick applicant was refused.
WEDDING ANNIVERSARY.
Mr.. and Mrs Everett Enos OF Hope oh
served their 18th wedding anniversary
last evening at their home there and cele-
brated the event with small party. Mr.
Enos II an engineer on the Pawtuxet val
ley branch OF the Consolidated. and has
run from Hope to Providence. Although
Mr.. Enos has been an engineer on the
Consolidated for number OF years his
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-01-24
BRISTOL.
Patrick MCGOvern Dies Of Pneu.
monia-Want TO Change
Method Of Election.

Patrick McGovern died early Sunday
morning OF pneumonia at his home or
Franklin street. after an illness of ono
week Saturday evening he seemed to be
recovering and was i'm good spirits. but
later in the night grew weaker and died
star T.. Booth has resigned HIS position
as day watchman at the Main entrance to
the factory of the National India Rubber
company and Hugh l.. Kelley has been
appointed to hll the vacancy.
II is understood that a resolution will
he cffered at the next annual town meet
ing recommending the surveyor Of high
wsye he elected by the people In open
town meeting as was formerly done TAX
ing 81 out Of the power OF the council to
elect.
The funeral Of Luke White. Jr,. son Of
Mr. end Mrs. Luke White. was held
sunday afternoon at las o'clock from his
late home on Cook street The services
were held In ST. Marys church later. Rev
~. r J. Fitzpatrick the pastor officiat-
ing The members Of ST Mary's T. A so
tietV attended the services and marched
Iu thu funeral procession. headed by ST.
Mary's drum band. The deceased was
members OF the organization Burial was
In St Marys cemetery. The bearers were
members OF St Msry's r. A society.
There In n movement on foot to let the
town asylum farm to the lowest bidder
for one year with the privilege OF FIVE
rtCv!ding that the keeper can meet the
necessary requirements other towns do
tic same and the system proves a great
saving
Friends of Dr O. r. siegel are well
pleased to hear that the crisis In his con
CT on is passed and that he Is now on the
road 10 recovery.
The funeral OF Miss Maria Taylor was
held yesterday afternoon at o'clock from
tho home of her brother. James Taylor.
on Catherine street. Rev Dr George T..
tockc. rector of St MichaeIs church Of
rrintcd. Intermcnt was at the North cem-
Ctery.
\ requiem high mass was celebrated nj
: clock yesterday morning at St Mary's
church by Rev. !. r. Downing for the re
rose OF tho soul of John Luke.
Roger case of this place entertained a
Marty az dinner yesterday at the Rclve-
dcr, hotel The party included III VI.
=, hnston Miss Y. E Perry and Miss fdl-
lian Butlin of New York city.
Tho large summer residence OF ". r.
Potter of Providence st Ferry Hill ls All
closed in and the completion FOR tho own
cr's use viii all be perfected lu May.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-01-24
MAGIC HAIR STAIN.

For brown or black. prepared nv
GEORGE oRMSBY. Wig Maker and
Hairworker, l6s fremont street. BOSTON
II is simple. safe and easily applied, con-
tains no lead poisons: use II once and
you will never use any other. BLAND
ING & BLANDlNG O. weybosset street
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-01-24
CENTRAL FALLS

Mary tho uinc- -year-old daughter OF
Hugh and Catherine Toner. died AT the
homo OF hor parents. p Garfield street
yesterday after a short Illness from grip.
a sister OF thc rirl died two weeks ago.
and the double arlIcton has caused "a
feeling OF gloom over large circle of
friends ~ tho family
Court Central 2. of A.. will have "A class
Initiation this evening at Jacques Cartier
hail
Deputy Sheriff Arthur sherman served
two warrants ON simeon Sukaloski. one
Tor assault and the other for dofacins "A
building Simeon got too much FIRE water
aboard and made things lively "a his
boarding house
pocassct tribe T. -. a. NJ. mot last
night audloufcrrcd the adoption. warrior
and chief degrees
Rev Fr Prince onficiatod at the funeral
~ Mrs. Dcha Papineau yesterday
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-01-24
NO HOPE OF SAVING
ENT0MBeD MINERS

Pottsville. Pa. Jan. 2t-An hope of
rescuing tho two miners who were en-
tombed last night az Mount Hope colliery
has been abandoned. a rush of coal inn
prisoncd three miners IN the colnery. hut
after working for several hours one % the
men WAS rescued II Is thought the other
two were crushed TO death
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-01-24

1ho Good Cheer whist club held It's reg
ulsr weekly session at the residence Of
Mrs. A. r. Winchester. yesterday. which
was very exciting on account OF a num-
ber or the scores. Mrs. Knights and Mrs
Iayton being Il each Mrs. Weeden and
Mrs Fanny Mason being ~ each and Mrs.
Lew =. Winchester ~. The club will he
the guest Of Miss Lena Winchester next
Wednesday afternoon
Tomorrow evening there will be two
professional pool players at the engine
house on Turner avenue who are TO play
.or prize. a large gathering OF lovers OF
the game is looked for
A meat pie and oyster supper will be
held AZ the parish house this evening
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-01-24

run or the p. V. line has not extended be-
yond few years.
There were over two score OF their local
friends present last evening and the cele-
bration was one that will be long remem-
bered by all who took part. The evening
was pleasantly passed I'm a social way.
several members OF the company render
ing musical selections or some other form
OF entertainment. Later In the evening
refreehments were served and the merry
company passed the entire evening in a
me 81 enjoyable way. Mr.. and Mrs. Enos
were the recipitants OF a number OF gifts
from their friends which will serve to be
pleasant reminders OF the occasion for
some time TO come.
CAR BROKE DOWN.
Last evening the Riverpoint bound car.
rom Apponaug broke the fiange on one
OF the forward wheels. upon the switch
between westcott and Apponaug A
section OF the nange several inches across
was dropped of and the car left the rails
II was finally returned 10 the track and
the trip resumed. The car was forced 10
so slowly, however, and at the Westcott
switch, IL again left the track and crossed
the street IL was again returned 10 the
irons and made the remainder of the trip
without farther accident until the barn
was reached. Here IL again became way
ware ana thli1mtu dNTpSS Niit ICY TIL III
again There were about 30 people
aboard az there usually are on this trip,
the seating capacity of the car being 20
and this number were inconvenienced con-
siderable by the delay.
VILLAGE NOTES.
The forty hours devotion at the ST.
lean Raptiste church i'm Arctic Centre be-
gan this morning at the o'clock mass.
Some OF the young people OF the Benton
Epworth League OF Hope met at the par
sonage last evening and began the rehear-
sal OF the operetta, The Spinster's club"
The same is TO be given In the vestry OF
the church some time next month.
Paul Gorton OF Riverpoint was arrested
yesterday and was later arraigned in the
Fourth District court upon a charge OF
rCvelling.
station Agent Robert jenkins of Phenx
has returned 10 his home after being at
the hospital i'm Providence where he un-
dcrwent an operation upon his foot The
foot was partly shot off two years ago,
by the accidental discharge OF a shotgun,
IN the woods near Hope.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-01-24

The Suneror-wowi I'm going 10 n den
tist and have this tooth out
Christian Scientist-Your tooth doesn :
acho. You only imagine ~ does
The Sunerer-Then III have the dentist
eytrac+ my imaEination.-San Francisco
Bulletin.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-01-24
THE HOUSE.

The house OF representatives was called
&C. order az ii.i9 by Speaker j. 7. Bur
lngame and after roll call the record ~
Fridays proceedings was read and app
proved
There were no committees ready % re-
port when they were called for.
Continued ON page Two.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-01-24

People can't help bein' mo- or iesS ego
tistical " said Uncle Eben whenever
Won And = man dat thinks he has Dc
~mahtss child on earth. vou'l always no
tirs dat no thinks II takes after him. o.
washington star.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-01-24

Towne-I wonder why old maids arc
usually thin.
Browne Dispensation ~ Providence
perhaus woman With sharp elbows can
make her way through The world vithou,
the assistance OF any man. Philadelphia
Press
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-01-24
GENERAL ASSEMBLY
HAS BUSY SESSION
Continued from Page One.)

which will allow harbor jurisdiction
Prudence island but Mr. Fitzgerald of Pawtcket objected
immediate passage making necessary refer judiciary
committee
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CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING IN rHe
NEWS

lc per word FIRST Insertion &c repeat.
ivk 2c per word. 7vks SC Der rora
5vks. &c. per word. imo Sc. per word.
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RIVERSIDE,

Items Of news can he left at Gons res
taursnt on Bullock's Point avenue and
they VIII receive prompt attention and
publication.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-01-24

LAXATIVE BRoMo oUiNiNE
Always remember the fun name. 25 cents
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-28
HEAVY TRACK
HURTS RACES

THE MEAnoWs, June The
track here yesterday was heavy and
good racing was out Of the question.
Some very Interesting contests xsre
pulled OFF. but records were gndin-
tufbcd. The favorites we're rather
unfortunate and did not take home
the money in 4 single race. The
lnus money fellows just walked
with the prizes and almost any
horse stood a good show pf winning
The crowd waa small. owing TO
the uncertain quality OF the wealth
er. but a good number of inalsa
we're scattered about the grand
stand
Edrodun finished frat in the last
raee Of the day and the one that was
most exciting from the Erandsiand.
Budd Wade had the race TO himself
until the very last. when Edrodun
nuaed him out Of victory. The race
was q hot one from the very start
and no one could tell who would
como in victor until the wire Wa
reached.
Mr Dlngle took the frat event In
a remarkably interesting race and
until the very last quarter arcfned
20 Hiand no chance for victory
watsrapOut won the second race,
Roaolfo took the money in the
third. Funnyaldc had things bis
own wAy in the fourth raee. and
CaneIo in the nth
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-28
WILL MEET
VANCOUVER

What promises 10 be the most
interesting lacrosse game over Wit
nfssaed in this city h scheduled Tor
July 4 Al Madison park. when the
home team meets the fast NnneouF-
or twelve. This Is the first Of the
championship league games played
With teams across tho border aud
great interest Is being taken IN II
by tho local lovers Of lacrosse since
the victory OF tho locals over Ia
coma ON last Sunday. interest has
Increased Ia the game ana DIG
crowd Will see the struggle neat
Tuesday
The Seattle team "a being strength
ened AZ overy point and II Il e1-
poctsd to show strong against the
crack Canadian team. &gery efs
fort 10 place the team Ia the first
position H. being made aud the
strongest and fastest players eligible
10 play here will be- called upon TO
aid the locals % victory.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-28
Wonderful Australian Girl
Swimmer Coming 10 America

Annette Kcllerman. the reiEnlng
aquatic sensation OF Australia. is
coming % America. according 20
recent adYicea from the aniipodes.
Annette. who has broken numerous
swimming records. In wonderful
ID developed Eiri and Ia doubtless
the most remarkable swimmer OF
her ser. She Is thoroughly fearless
and a wonder Al high diving While
In this country abe viii attempt To
beat the long distance records made
BY either ncx.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-28

NEW HAVEN. June - Yale
won the championship game here
yesterday BY a score 81 20 ?. The
game attracted che largest crowd
OF enthusiasts that has been seen
on the iocal grounds for years The
contest was sharp and exciting from
the start and many sensational
plays werc made by the players on
both sides Il WAS one % the hard
est fought games ever played be
tween the big colleges. The pitch
era were very effective and kept
the hits well handled.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-28
Central Theafcs-

The marvellous Towards have
baen retained at the Central Theater
fer another week.
These phenomenal men must be
seen to be appreciated The young
e. OF the pair. the one Who occupies
fhe stage while the other passes
through the audience can and does
describe mlnuteiy any object pre-
scented. Tells the giIne b. ans watch,
thu number Of any cheek or ticket
and viii tell the location Of any
Lost property or friend.
nr. Boris. leading physician
said when interviewed concerning
them. there Il but one explanation.
They possess IN a marvellous degree.
the science OF mental Telegrn ply.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-28

A suit Ia pending Ia the federal
court TO compel loggcrN aud others
to keep the sammamlsh river clear
OF loga and other obstructlonH
Tho case will come up In the near
future. The sammamiHh river is
the outlet Of sammamlsh lake, and
many parties 90 up the river every
summer for a camping trip. They
have been bothered a great deal In
the past By these obetructiona.
which often completely block the
rfVer
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-28
VOTES COME IN BY
THOUSANDS DAYS LEFT
Three days morel
Only three days morei

Ihfee days moFet
Only three days morn'
Like the falling Of autumn leaves
the votes are coming In for the
teachers contest. Thousands eufae
through the mails every day. aud
many more thousands are delivered
At The Star office In bundles. All
the voters are working hard. and
incidentally the contest editor Is
hustiing. for II Is no small Job 90
keep up with the count and have
the tally sheet In shape for pubiica.
ton Al the time Tho Star goes 70
preaM
Number Of vateat east Wed
hNsuay 60 +ass ssssssssss ttsNfA
Total vote 20 date ........ .2la. fht
Two changes are shown In today's
tally. The friends of Miss Nellie
Buckley aud Misa Bertha Johnson
have evidently been out-huatiinE the
Others. Miss Buckley moves up from
seventh 90 sixth place. aud Miss
johnson advances from fourth TO
second place
The standing ~ the rest Of the
contestants II shown below:
Nafns. Hehoel
Miss Lou Chase. walla walla
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-28
BROWNS PAINLESS oENTlsrs

IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF
the state OF Washington. In ahd
for the County OF King.
In the Matter OF the ReceiYership
OF The Evans Manufacturing Com
pany. No. s7307.
Notice IL hereby given that the
undersigned has been appointed and
has duly qualified ms receiver Of the
above named corporation. and that
ON the 3ist day OF May. 1905. an or
der was made by the Court and duly
entered. requiring all persons In
debted 10 said corporation TO pay
the same 10 the undersigned. and all
persons having claims against said
corporation TO present tho same
duly verified. within ninety days
from the entry Of said order. 10 the
undersigned. at his office. No. G3i
New York Block. Seattle. or 20
Rossman and Johnson. his Att0f.
neyH. or be forever barred from tho
collection Of their claims
W. A. DoHERTY. Receiver.
Rosaman and Johnson, Attorneys
for tho Receiver. geo Pacfls
Block. Seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-28

NOTICE OF STOCKHOLDERS
MEETING.
To the Stockholders Of the Alaska
Petroleum company. You and each
Of you will please take notice that
on Wednesday. the bth day OF July.
1905. the annual meeting OF the
Alaska Petroleum company. a cor
porntl0n. viii be held at the Heere-
tarya office. room if. starr boyd
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-28

building. Seattle. King county. state
Of Washington. At the hour OF s D.
m. on said day or as soon thereafter
a. the same may be held.
ALASKA PETROLEUM CO.
by :. NJ. ARCHIBALD.
Secretary.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-28

DO not put OF uutl the last day
10 buy your fire works. you cannot
get a good assortment when the
stock is broken. Piper 8 TAFT 1875
Second Ave.