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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-09-13
GAULIN
MARRIED IN
MONTREAL

Rhode Island folk Of French Canadian
descent and woonsocketers in particular
were very much interested in a wedding
that took place yesterday morning at 8
O'Clock in the chapel Of the Sacred Heart
connected with Notre Dame church. Mon
tresl. Canada. when Alphonse Gaulin, Jr.
mayor OF Woonsocket. and Miss Marguer-
lite Helen Steele were united in wedlock
by Rev. Canon Dauth, vice rector OF La
val University. where Mayor Gaulin was
a student some years ago.
Mayor Gaulin reached Montreal Satur-
day morning. and after a visit TO the par
ish priest OF Notre Dame. Rev. FIR. Troie,
p. s. s., Mayor Gaulin met a party Of
fellow students OF the old time and re-
vived past memories.
Miss Marguerite II. Steele. whom Mayor
Gaulin made his bride Yesterday morning.
Is charming and popular and her abilities
are highly eulogized by the faculty OF the
McGill University.
She is a daughter OF the late Thomas T..
Steele, at one time one OF the prominent
figures OF the bar I'm the province OF Que
bee and more particularly I'm Montreal.
+, The ceremony was private and only the
most intimate friends were Will the rela-
tives. The bride was accompanied TO the
altar by her brother. Auguste Steele. and
a Lacost acted for Mr.. Gaulin.
At lo15 the couple left for Washington,
where Mr., Gaulin will receive his official
papers as American consul AT. Havre in
France. The bride wore a blue travelling
dress.
Mr.. Gaulin will on oct. ! commence 10
act as consul at Havre.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-09-13
CENTRAL FALLS.

The Lincoln Republican association has
preparations for a love feast under way.
City Sergeant John Fl. Barber is serious
~ sick.
John J. Barry OF this city and Bridget
Herman OF Pawtucket have nled their
marriage intentions at the city hall.
There was no case for trial in the dis
trict court yesterday morning.
An important meeting OF Pocasset tribe,
7. q. r. NJ. is 10 he held next Monday
evening. when the Adoption degree viii oe
conferred on two candidates. and fol-
lowing the work an entertainment anc re-
freshments will be provided.
The party from this city which attended
the Grand Army convention AT Denver IL
expected home on Saturday morning.
superintendent Reuben g. Dame OF tho
highway department will spend the next
few days I'm New Hampshire.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-09-13
PAWTUXET.

Lots Of Indignation IL being manifested
by parents Of children who have 10 20
20 high school ~ Auburn the inadequate
bus service maintained by the Rhode
Island company on Park avenue. partic-
ularly on stormy days.
The bus which looks like one formerly
used at Swan Point cemetery seats about
Is and from ~ TO 40 younR people have
20 try and crowd into IL or walk now
when Il rains. The complaint is not only
general from this end Of the town but
from the other side. the little wagon run
ring from Broad street TO Knightsville on
Park avenue.
II was understood that this bus was 10
see II there was enough traffic 10 war
rant a cross town line and II seems to
the people az II the company was trying
to prove there was not enough for II does
not provide adequate transportation IA
%Cilities.
There are hours I'm the dav that the rid.
ing is very light. but there is no doubt
that n the bus was run 10 catch the work
men I'm the morning and carry then home
ward at night and was big enoug for the
school delegation there would be n con-
siderable increase I'm rcpenue.
To the Cranston officials and residents
OF the town there Is also very little doubt
that the cross town line would poy and
that the cross-town line would pay ana
riding where people 10Y stay at home.
The packing Of about ~ boys and girls
into a little oubby house on wheels is
worse tina having them walk in the rain.
some people say and nj present ;hp matter
is rvceiVeinR quite q deal ~ attention.
A Warwick milkmau brought up a
white winged crow hts morning. This
albino bird has bothered the farmer for
some years and he had offered a reward
FOR It's capture and yesterday IL was shot.
Numerous white feathers are found
among the black ones Nv tho wings. and
this gives tho white CROW effect. ~ r.
more noticeable with the pinions spread
than with tho wings foldA
The Bachelors club of Providence en-
tortaired = lot ~ Indies in odd Fellows
hall las, night. the party comprising
about 70. Dancing vas tho chief diversion
and refreshments we're served during the
evening Tn affair was a very pleasant
one.
n ! Corps new house on ocean street
= raridly nearing compilation.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-09-13

An alarm OF fire was sent in from box
40. just before I O'clock this morning for
a fire in the barber shop Of Antonni Fella
at the corner OF Pocasset and Union
avenues. the contents of which were
destroyed. The fire is supposed to have
caught from an roil stove that is used FOR
heating water. as Mr.. Fella had been In
the shop a few minutes before. and had
lighted the stove and returned TO his home
nearby for breakfast.
A FAMILY AFFAIR.
William Lawton OF l72S Westminster
street called AT the Chaffee street police
station last evening and reported that a
watch had been stolen from his room.
This has the appearance OF being a family
affair. for later he called at the station
the second time and reported that the
time piece had beed recovered ny MS
brother.
WILL SOON BE MARRIED.
The announcement OF the wedding OF
Miss Mary r. Cummings. o~rganist OF ST.
A%nthony's Catholic church. and James
present travelling representative Of the
feyston Iron company Of New York, has
been made.
GENERAL MENTION.
The funeral of Ellen. wife OF the late
James Egan, who died az her nome IN
residence OF her son. Thomas "A. Egan.
8 Kossouth street tomorrow morning at
$50 o'clock. .
The Thornton Athletic association will
open the foot ball season Saturday after.
noon by stacking up against tho Wen
known Lonsdale aggregation at KING
Phillip park at Thornton.
Walter McGarty. clerk at Byron \.
Smiths drug store has returned from ms
vacation.
There was only routine business at the
meeting OF Manufacturers lodge OF Odd
Fellows. and Perseverance lodge, IN. or
L. last evening.
A clean slate at the Chaffee street
police station was found at : o'clock this
morning.
Yesterday on account OF the storm.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-09-13
PAWTUCKET.

A, last nights meeting ~ the school
~umittee Il was voted TO AJAX the city
council for an appropriation OF $4,000 for
q new school building on Prospect street
According TO the report OF superintendent
a, Schools O'Brien the number or puplis
enrolled Is $3.50. II was stated In 2 com
uunication from the slater trust com
nanv that interest in the savings fund or
p,,h,to school scholars seemed 10 have
shated Tho matter was referred 20 a
.neciaI committed There will he a meet
ing Of both branches ~ the school COM
mittee tonight.
Mrs Nellie Duncan was sentenced by
Fudge Tuck to six months In tho state
v~orkhouse. The police say she was tound
IN an empty house with two men and the
trio was making lots ~ noise. As the
Sudre was leaving tho bench Mrs. Dun
can threw herself on her knees and cried,
''Cod have mercy on me- as | am an in
nocent woman" This had no effect. Her
husband James was sentenced yesterday
as n common drunkard.
In order to relieve congested conditions
a. the Lincoln avenue school and other
schools I'm the vicinity II Is proposed that
the city hire the mill OF the Hope Thread
company on Division street. which Is in
the heart OF the section where the con
eestion Is worst. and here open as many
rooms as nay be necessary. The mill is
a. present empty OF machinery, and \
coat of whitewash inside ana the wash
ing ~ the windows would ppt ~ in condi.
ton. n Is thought that the boiler is stili
IN the plant. and n this is SO no trouble
would he met IN heating the quarters.
Temporary partitions could be put up ~
small cost.
John McFadden. aged II wears. and Ann
Fliza Robbins. aged So years. were mar
ried YESTERDAY BY Rev. r NJ Barney. pas
Tor OF tho High street Jniversalist
church. Both bride and groom reside in
Lynn.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-09-13
EAST PROVIDENCE
BuckIin Post Holds a Regular
Meeting That Is Well Attended
Lecture al Mems Club Of The
Second Baptist Church. Notes.

The regular meeting Of Bucklin Post,
Grand Army was held last evening In
Rays block. There was "A fair attendance
and considerable routine business was
transacted Past Commander David S. Ray
was present for the first time in several
months owing to his recent illness. 1t was
voted that letters OF sympathy be sent 10
the members OF the family OF the late
Francis Il. Butts, who was a past captain
OF Starboard Watch OF the post. A dele
funeral OF Comrade Butts yesterday after
noon I'm Providence.
AN INTERESTING TALK.
TIL Mems league connected with the
Second Baptist church held n meeting and
social in the church last evening. The
principal event Of the evening was "A
lecture by Prof. Bunnemeyer OF Brown
university. the government weather eX-
pert. Prof. Bunnemeyer, was introduced
by President Clarence O.. Horton OF the
league and gave an interesting address on
the methods by which the weather re-
ports are compiled. He also described az
some length the different machines which
are used In the work. After the lecture a
collation. was served. The social commit
tee presented a list OF the entertainments
which will be held during the coming
MINOR MENTION.
The regular meeting OF Reliance lodge
OF Odd Fellows took place last evening
in the hall ON Warren avenue. There was
a good attendance and considerable busi-
ness was gone through with. one can
didate received the second and third de-
grees. Tomorrow evening the regular
meeting OF Fraternity encampment OF odd
Fellows will be held.
This morning IL was reported 20 CHER
OF Police Everett W. Adams that a fat
bottomed sailboat belonging to William
Lawton had been stolen from the moor
ing north OF Red bridge In the SeeKonK
river. Tho boat was taken sometime
Monday night and was Il feet long with
natural wood finish on the inside, was
painted white and had a blue trimming
along the top az the slice. steered by a
wheel and was valued at 500. The police
are investigating the matter snd IT Is
understood that a clue 10 the affair has
been unearthed.
Patrolman Clemence with a pail Of
water put an end N a fight between n IT
bernard and huge white bulldog on the
square this morning.
Howard lodge. knights Of Pythias, will
meet this evening.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-09-13

~ attended as the deceased was an ex-
cecdingly popular man. The interment
will be at the North End burial ground.
The Rev. Fr. Haney has made arrange-
ments for n mission 10 be held at 81.
Brenden's church carly I'm November,
which will be In charge OF the Rev. FIR,
Blessing who Is said TO he one OF the best
speakers I'm his state.
Mrs. Frank Sweet held a whist party at
her residence on Burnside avenue last
evening. Miss Alice Sweet winning the
first prize and John Francis Mclaughlin
the BOBBY prize.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-09-13
KILLED FOR INFORMING

jackson. Miss. Sept. i2-Governor
Vardamau yesterday received q letter
from District Attorney Brewer 81 the
Eleventh district. notifying him that n
negro named viii James. living w the
interior of TaIlahatchie county. was taken
10 tho woods hv three white mon. n
shot to death. after which his body was
burned
The negro. N vas said. had hoIsht
some vhisbey from one ~ the Nhlte non
and afterwards Informed on him. The
district attornev asFrd the governor 10
take action m the ca-s
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-09-13
THE ConnoN EVENING SCHOOLS

instruction in Arithmetic Elementary English, ,Geogsphy. IN m nngg
.Scds, reading spelling L s History, din higher grades Writing and giving
special attention to instructrg non English speaking pupils in the Eng Enghs Sb Jan an b Mmg.
Branch avenue grammar school building Glasses Tor Ihamnnn uhr"nmani
schop building. Glasses for Armenians. Candace street gHamn9 rashaSi
blUdrg Classes for Hebrews and Armeniansl Dean street 1 ~ II bndl
street grammar school building for Italians Doye avenue gTfmE" Nnr'' ae-
ra rrsrnmar school building. corner OF Atvels m Academy avenues "a asses asses
co. FraIh canadians. Chapel on Harris avenue near BToadWay' OMWd sWeet
Eremksp Roosevelt street grammar school building Glasses for Italians IhEsr
gseT grammar shop building Glasses for Portuguese, Neaze street school oud-
ing VINEYARD stree ramna school buldWF ,. .~ r.taro -, ,a
Applicants for admission WILL pp at the shm nearest wv" '"""F U" "e
opehms "s"' %" S"" WALTER IT, SMALL. superintendent Of Schools
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-09-13
CITY OF DEPARTMENT.
The Providence Public Evening Schools
WILL COMMENCE THEIR SESSIONS ON
MONDAY, OCTOBER 2, 1905
Books and Stationery Free. Regular Attendance Required.
THE EVENING HIGH SCHOOL

occupies the English High School building on Pond st .A.
commercial Law. DebaHng Drawing. Mechanical architecture Freehand
pen md I'M esgnin life. Ehruuon. English Grammar, English Composition
English Literature, French Geometry Gonaral History, German. Latin, Penman
Both Iementary am Advanced instruction is given II. the several branches,
kpnIcarts for admission nus register At he school huidng Turing the school
dav ycnng Of the W weeks preceding the dateo Of opening SCHOOL ,.
Those not graduates Of day or evening grammar schools should ppy before
Thursday September Sh.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-09-13
0LNEYv|LLE.
Barber Shop Cleaned Out by
Fire and Water.
Watch Was Recovered. Football
at Thornton General Mention

Oineyville branch OF the Providence
News at Hefrernan's New Store. -
hartford avenue. Telephone 4O-West
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-09-13
RIVERSIDE.

tam, O, news can he left at Cons res
,surant on Pullock's Point avenue anc
they will receive prompt attention
publication.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-09-13

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Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1905-02-21
A Comparison.

Extracts from an editorial writ
ten by M. D. Gage, of San Jose,
for the San Jose Mercury, April
I3, 1904. He says in part:
In no two representatives of
modern occultism has there been
such unity in diversity as in Miss
Marguerite Foy and Miss Anna
Eva Fay. For the two distinct
types of sensitive, nervous organ-
isms, represented by them are
peculiarly distinguished by the
nervous temperafnents which char
acterize the hypnotlst and the
clairvoyant individual. Miss Foy
has dark hair and eyes, and a Wig
orous, Or positively magnetic per
sonailty while Miss Fay's hair
and complexion are light and her
physical organism is less vigorous
and therefore negatively magnet
ic to her scontroln and her audi
!ence.
Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1905-02-21
Mr.. Waltz has been 4eise ii! since SIN
day, with neuralgia

Mr.. Waltz has been qaie ii! since SIN
day, with neuralgia
Mr.. Wheeler and family. who moved
to this vicinity last spring IRON, Nebraska,
intend starting to Idaho today as it seems
they were not satisfied here. We regret
their departure, for they are well thought
of, and a help to any community.
The little boy of Mr.. and Mrs. Emil
Howard, who has been quite sick with
typhoid ie yer, seems to be gradually inn
proving, acd will, no doubt. With proper
care, intirely recover.
The people of the seighborhood in gen
erai are snfferirg from severe and light
alta KS of la grippe, but hope to recover
soon.
This vicinity has not missed its share
of the cold weather that is visiting other
communities. Some think the grain is
injured, while others have been too busy
trying to keep themselves warm to think
OF grain at all. If this cold snap ends in
rain, however, it may not seriously ef-
feet the grain or grass.
Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1905-02-21
Frassd Exposed.

A few counterfeiiers have lately bsea
making and trying to sell limitations Of
DR.. Kings New Discovery for consnmp
ton, Coughs aud Colds, and other medi-
-cines, thereby defrauding the public.
This1is to warn you to beware of such
people. who seek to profit, though steal
ing the reputation of remedies which
have been successfully curing disease,
for over 35 years. A sure protection, to
you, is our name on the wrapper. Look
for it on all DR.. Wings or Bucklen's
remedies as all others are mere i1nita-
tationt. Ell. E. Buckien & Co., Chicago,
I'll. and Windsor, canada. For sale by
Allen q Woodward
Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1905-02-21
COUNTRY CORRESPONDENCE.
OAK GROVE

rhos. Jones and family were visiting at
the home OF James Johnston, Sunday.
Mr.. Chambers, of Kings Valley, was
doing business in Albany, Monday.
Mrs. Frank Holman is on the sick list,
as we'll as many others in this neighbor-
hood.
VIII Morris is now the owner of a
matched driving team. He got them
from Mr.. Sox, of Albany.
Oak Grove. School has been discon-
tinued this week on account of the teach
er's illness.
Mrs. Rock retnrned home, Friday,
from Drain, Oregon, where she went a
few weeks ago to visit with her sou, Wes-
ley, who came out from Missouri last
fall
Ex-Sherif Huston was here, Monday.
buying horses.
John Benson has sold his 40.acre
farm to Mr.. Armstrong, of Albany. The
price paid was $40 per acre. Mr.. Ben
son will go to Portland to reside.
Albert Small left for Portland, Monday
taking with him his little boy, who is
about three years old, Tor medical treat.
ment.
Henry Cauthorn and wife, of Indepen'
dence. were VISITORS at the Williamson
home. Sunday.
Sheriff White and deputy passed
through this part of the county, Friday
on their way to Wells Station.
D. N. Williamson and son, Charles, o
Albany, came out Friday and spent tht
day with relatives.
| John Benson returned from Salem
Tuesday, where he had been to attent
the funeral OF his daughter, who died a
the asylum, Sunday.
Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1905-02-21
RELLFOUNTAlN.

~
Miss Inez Williams, Coda Howard
and Bertha Coon returned to OAC today,
aftera visit of some days at their respect
i've homes.
Mr.. Boyd, the blacksmith, and family,
recently moved to Linn Co., near Shedd
Station, where they intend to reside.
Miss Palmer has been taking the place
of Miss Reader, teacher of the primary
grades OF the Bellfountain. school, " lille
she attended the teachers. examination
last week,
Mrs. S. c.. Starr returned home last
Wednesday from Halsey. here she has
been Visiting her daughter, Mrs H. l.
Mack.
Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1905-02-21

eter was 26 below zero, but it was
too much for the Webfooters, as
Mrs. Robinson returned with her
face and one foot frozen.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robinson will
start for California in about
week and expect to reach Corval-
lis about the first of April.
The following was written by
Mr. Robinson from Cedar Rapids,
Iowa, for publication in the GA
zETTE.
Thinking that a few items from
a strange source might be accept
able to the readers Of your paper,
l will just offer a few notes from
this part of the universe. / sup
pose the weather in Oregon IS
somewhat milder than in this
state. Oregonians would proba-
bly think that a emperature of
from 10 above zero to 26 below
was unnecessarily cool, yet that
has been the prevailing fashion
here in Iowa, Illinois and Wis
cousin. The people here just ac
| lcept the conditions as inevitable.
A good many it is true, soar away,
at least In their minds, to where
conditions are more favorable and
imagine how nice it would be to
get away from cold and ice. A
great many tell me, sob, yes,
we are coming out next sum
mer." One man who is supefin-
tendent of the street car company
has already given notice that he
will resign his place rather than
miss going to Portland.
Times are good; everybody
seems to be prosperous. This i
a corn country. Corn and hog:
are the principal crops on which
the farmers depend for money
The farm buildings do not meas
ure up to those of the dairy dis
tricts. One district in Southern
Wisconsin (Green), shows more
material advancement than any
have noticed In all my travels
| It is so marked that anyone woule
f Feasily see it in passing through
Nice buildings and big shocks o
corn are the visible results o
their mode of farming. The,
!, have $4,000 cows and their ex
ports of cheese amounts to sever
millions of dollars annually
The land has been brought up t
4 such high state of cultivation
that it yields large crops of high
e Ily nutricious pasture. I wake
2 lover some OF that land and say
r the condition it was in for fertil;
5 ty, and thought what would Or
egon be with its delightful cl
mate, if we would learn fror
v these people the methods ths
r have made them successful
Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1905-02-21
A Menance to Health.

Kidney trouble is an insidious danger
snd many people are of serious malady
beford the symptoms are recognized.
Foley's Kidney cure corrects hregulari-
ties and strengthens and builds up the
kidnies. and it should be taken at the
frstifndication of kidney trouble, as it is
impossible to have good health Il the
kidneys are deranged. For sale-by era
ham & Wortham.
Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1905-02-21
Oregonians in the Cold.

Mr. and Mrs. Montgomery
Robinson, who left Corvallis, last
fall, have been visiting through
various parts of the East, and are
now in Cedar Rapids, iowa. The
snow there is about two feet deep
and the weather is very cold.
They enjoyed ~ sleigh ride
Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1905-02-21

a vote taken, the question would
be settled for a few years at
least. we hoped to eliminate what
we considered the most objection
able and dangerous feature of
the present law, allowing only
temper cent Of the voters on either
side to force an election upon the
people every year on this ques-
ton.
P. AVERY,