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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-04-26
HEARING ON
DIVISION
OF NEWPORT

A number OF Newporters, as we'll az
the Newport assembly delegation. assem-
bled before the house committee on
judiciary today 10 have a hearing on
house bill 800 for the redistricting Of New
port. In part the bill provides that the
governor shall as soon as may be after
the passage OF this act. appoint three
qualified electors OF this state as COM
missioners who shall divide the said city
OF Newport into not less than FIVE nor
more than seven wards In such manner
as TO secure. as nearly as may be. an
equal number OF voters In each ward.
having regard TO the number OF inhab-
itants and territory.
The said commissioners. Immediately
after their appointment. shall divide said
city into not less than Ave nor more than
seven wards, and report their action TO
the city council OF said city on or before
the frst day az August, A. d. 1908.
At the municipal election held in said
city OF Newport next after the presenta
ton OF said report there shall be elected
in each OF said new wards one alderman
and three councilmen, and also a warden
and clerk whose term Of Office shall
commence at noon on the first Monday
OF January after election: Provided.
however that IL the said commissioners
shall divide said city into more than
five wards then and IN that case there
shall be elected two councilmen from each
ward instead OF three as above provided.
The bill imposes an obligation OF about
s2i00 on the city Of Newport and the
city council has presented a resolution
protesting against the passage OF the act.
There was some discussion about the
notice given and the committee voted
A. to h. III
afternoon and give further hearing Friday
morning at 10 so
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NUGGETS OF NEWS.

Diego Mendoza recently appointed min
ister from Colombia 10 the United States.
arrived at New York today on the steam
er Siberia from Savilla-
The question of constructing a canal
to connect the Black sea with the Baltic
has again been taken UP by the minister
Of finance.
Rev. James Henry Darlington. n. d,
today was consecrated as bishop of rIar-
risburg. Pa, at Christ Protestant Epis-
copal church In Brooklyn.
The delegates TO the annual convention
of the American Electro Chemical society
today visited Harvard university The
convention Will close tonight with a han
quet at Boston.
popular movement for the erection Of
statue of United States Senator George
Frisbie Hoar in Worcester has been start
ed and n committee or represent tat tive
citizens is arranging definite plans.
The steamer Teutonic. from Liverpool
and Queenstown for New York. was In
communication with the Siasconset. Mass
wireless station AZ o'clock this morn
ing The vessel was then about $50 miles
east OF Nantucket lightship and will prob.
hly dock about o'clock Thursday morn
ing.
The estArn Drawing and Manual Train
ing Teachers association has opened It's
twelfth annual meeting at the Art In
stitute at Chicago. President Lucy 8.
silk spoke OF the aims Of the association,
saying less stress should he exerted IN
drawing. In technique and greater efforts
shoulS-hs made TO get the pupils 70 ex-
press their own IDEAS.
Col Willard Glsxier. author. soldier
and explorer. is dead at his home In
Albany In 1875 he rode from Boston 20
San Francisco on horseback snd was
captured by Indians near Skull Rocks.
wyoming. but made his escape. In 1881
he made n canoe voyage from the head
waters 20 the mouth 81 the Mississippi.
n distance az 5000 miles. He made the
claim to the discovery of the real source
Of tho Mississippi a small lake south OF
Lake Itasca.
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C0CR0FT. WATSON WEDDING
WAS LARGELY ATTENDED

Grace church was the scene this noon
Of the wedding OF Miss Mary ID. Wat
son 70 NJ. Freeman Cocroft. The church
was beautifully decorated with paine and
ferns and was allied by a brilliant congre-
cation OF people prominent in society.
The bride. who was given away by her
father. Col Arthur IL. Watson. was ar
rayed in white satin gown OF directoire
style and trimmed with lace. She also
wore veil She was attended by four
bridesmaids Miss Alice Kimball or Roch-
ester. ~. Y. Miss Elizabeth Dewes Miss
Alice Grosvenor and Miss Marion Brown.
Miss Aneeta Watson. sister OF the bride.
was the maid OF honor
Richard W. Comstock was the best
man. and Harry Pierce. Stewart Aldrich.
Byron Watson. John u. Lewis and Fran
cis NJ Smith were the ushers.
Rev. DR.. Rousmaniere assisted bv Or
George Mcclellan Fiske. performed the
ceremony. which was followed ~. re.
ception. given by the parents 90 the bride.
a. their house Benevolent street
~ is not known yet where the Young
couple will spend their honeymoop-
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-04-26
Senate REJECTS PROBATE
COURT q TO 13


ways-IAeut Gov. Jackson, Senators
Anthony. Brown. Connolly. Delaney.
Dyer. Easton. Gardiner Horton. Nugent.
Robinson, Shepard, stiness-1s: absent
senator's, capwell. Remington; paired,
Senators Lawton and Parrot.
Senator Stiness said that now, with all
these features stricken out. It was neces-
sary to reoommit to the COMMITTEES, but
this was objected TO and the matter was
not passed.
Section S5 as amended was adopted.
Senator Champln moved an amend
ment to chapter 81 which provides for
fees for probate judges. for the purpose
of making the section in accord With
the amendment TO chapter Is Senator
Champlin declared that the amendment
offered provided for the re-enactment Of
the present law.
OTTER AMENDMENTS.
Senator Champlin offered several other
amendments. which, he believed, were
necessary with the probate section
stricken out and these were adopted.
The several amendments offered by the
judiciary committee were adopted with
o,d debate.
on motion Of Senator Champlin. the
section providing for salaries OF probate
Judges was stricken out.
On motion of Senator stoddard the
salary or the clerk OF the superior court
OF Newport was increased from $500 TO
$500
All amendments having been adopted.
Senator GalYin-moHea- -tffe-art- be IN
definitely postponed
Senator arnold asked that the gentle
man would withdraw the motion and the
motion was withdrawn
The act was then passed in concurrence
as amended, without opposition.
On motion Of Senator Stiness the senate
af 19b0 adjourned
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STERN FAILS To
IDENTIFY SMITH

Att EXPECTED THE PROSECUTION
WOULD PLACE WHAT THEY BELIEVE
ros SHOW
IN The Tomss CHARGED WITH THE
eookMAkER WHO WAS SHOT
COURT OF MORGAN SMITH THE
pasoNgRs
THE REVOLVER WAS PURCHASED
HOURS BEFORE TRAGEDY
IN
6 DEFENSE, LAST TRIAL
MH PArTERsoNs COUNSEL, HE
WITHIN THE POWER THE DEFENSE TO
PRODUCE THisw
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-04-26
ANTIQUARIAN SOCIETY H0NORS
SENATOR HOAR'S MEMORY

Doston, April ?C--T-he memory of the
late United states Senator George FTis~
bic Hoar was honored here today by the
American Antiquarian society. whose
fcaddia rters are ~ Worcester
'he members ot the society assembled
M the rooms OF the Massachusetts, Histor-
ical society, and Hevers' papers were con
tributed bearing upon tho life and charac-
ter of MT. Hoar.
Tho meeting wis conducted by stephen
salisbury of Wors ester the president OF
tho Antiquarian organization
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-04-26
PHlUISEe WINS the SUBURBAN

London. April 26 Tho city and suburb
m hpndtap OF 2ar soverelgns. FOR s-vear-
olds and upwards about ono mile and
clarter vas run ~ Epson today and was
Won b. Pharisee Ambition was second
and Dean Swift vas third. Nineteen
forses started.
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bunce
Insurance
Agency
Equitable
Building

payment OF sundry accounts against the
state expenses OF members Of state
board Of education. S422.s2. was passed,
II being the usual bill for this purpose.
Senate bill Ss1, for an act to incor-
porate the Rhode Island Life Insurance
company, was recommended by the com
mittee on corporations, and il passed
in concurrence with certain amendments.
On motion OF Mr.. Hennin the house
adjourned at 1880 and the members. al.
most en- masse. went TO the senate.
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THE HOUSE.

The house Of representatives was called
20 order at 1l:12 and roll call showed
quorum present. The reading az yester-
days journal was dispensed with and II
was approved as printed
For the committee on corporations
Judge Palmer OF Cranston asked that the
bill for an act 10 incorporate the New
England Fire Insurance company be re-
committed to the committee This bill
was reported back yesterday immedia tely
after II was referred.
Mr.. Rich Of East Providence introduced
bill providing for a permanent police
force for East Providence. II gives the
town council the option Of appointing the
police officers when they deem best The
terms OF the present men last TIN sue
cessors are appointed and qualified.
Under suspension Of all rules the bill was
passed upon reading.
For the committee on judiciary Mr..
Fitzgerald reported back the bill for an
act TO amend chapter "a. general laws.
relating TO salaries OF judges. II gives
the Eleventh district court 1920 instead
OF $1,000 per annum
Mr.. Newell OF Central Falls moved i'm
mediate consideration and there being no
objection it was taken up and passed.
Mr.. Blanchard Of Foster, for the ju-
dietary committee. reported back bill
providing for the election Of certain Of
hcers In North Smithield IL went 90
the calendar.
MADE A SPECIAL ORDER
House bill 2S1. for an act TO regulate
the sale of certain narcotics. Of which tho
committee on judiciary recommended In
dehnite postponemcnt of the original act
and passage Of substitute "A" was taken
from the calendar. but "a the sugges-
ton Of Judge Harris it was made a
special order for tomorrow AZ 1850.
He said there were q number Of mat
ters IN connection with the bill that had
developed after it was reported back
House bill 3e3. for q resolution for the
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-04-26

Suppose you had a rrs." said N.
teacher. "and lcst shree cents. How
mach wouid'-
Pardon me-" interrupted the precise
Boston youth. bat n n was a dime ]
ssoiId have to get ~ changed frs, o.
Philadelphia Press.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-04-26

We seen Sigh Lyle up 90 Nashville last
Tuesday and he didnt speak 10 We. and
when We roasted hirr fer cutting us. he
apolerFtred and said we ves ccher. and
he didn't reckerrizs us In that Disguise
usrdeman Free Press
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Tho New York Stock Market.

Reported for The News over the pri-
vsts wire of EDWARD p. SHELDON &
CO, Bankers and Brokers. Room 2%,
BaniRan building.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-04-26

I'VE have 20 set back to the psoplsl-
beloved the orator.
That's what soid a shaggy haired nan
IN the audience. But you'll have ~ move
q ittie faster They amt going 10 stop
foe you. "--.Cntcaeo Tribun2.
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Tho Cotton Market.

Reported for The News over the pri-
vate wire OF EDWARD p. SHELDON q
CO, Bankers and Brokers. Room 2s4.
Banigan building.
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'Geel He's learned his lesson well " 70.
marked Smith. AZ he was led back n ,hs
Tombs.
Later Smith was again brought IN. this
time while Pavbroker Stern was on TIE
stand. but the witness failed 10 iden,iN,.
him az the man who purchased the pistcl
with which Young was killed
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ROBINSON
\ Pleasant Autumnal Wedding nj
DrIde's Home in Milton.

Milton, oct. 52.-On" Of tho ploasantest [
Of the fall weddings was solemnized this
afternoon at four O'Clock at the homo of
this brides mother. Mrs f.nna Pratt
Rankin, when her daughter, Myrtle Ahi,a,
became ,h" birdie Of Rufus j. Robson.
Owing to n recent death in the bride s
family the invitations were limited Ia
relatives which caused regret among ,hcir
many acuua lint anceS and friends who
would have been pleased to have wished
them IA happy married life.
The wedding was Il very informal affair
the guests being welcomed by Mrs. Ram
kin and the bride and grooln-clect.
Tho ceremony was performed in tn,
parlor under an arch of wild cicmatls
banked with ferns and pink gladolas by
the Rev. l.. L.. licrrick. The bride was
attired in a plum colOred travelling suit
and carried bride roses. Directly after
the ceremony. dainty refreshments were
served in the dining room by Miss Jennie
Rankin, Miss Laura Quinn and Mrs. Kari
Phelps while Miss Rogers presided at the
punch bowl whcr" crap" punch was
served. Appropriate selections were rem
dered before. after ana during the cere-
mony by Miss Clarmond Wood at the
piano. Many presents consisting OF
money, cut glass china. silver, linen and
pictures were received, among them being
IA beautiful painting from the Congrega.
tionul Church of which the bride has beer
n Faithful worker in tho church choir and
Sunday school. Tie happy couple left for
n short bridal trip and on their return
will be at home with tho brides mother
after November.
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BURLINGTON VT. THURSDAY OCTOBER & 1905

director Of the Wilder orchestra. and
Mrs Eliza NJ. Phillips were married THIS
evening ~ the home of Mrs. Joseph n.
Dcrocr. II sister of the tridc. on West
c,n avenue. II was n quiet affair. only
Il few friends of the bride and green,
being present. Charles j.. Blake "t
Lowell. Mass, was best man aud Miss
t.the, DcBocr. bridesmaid.
Promptly at eight o'clock to the strains
of the Wilder orchestra. tho bridal party
took their places under Il bower OF oak
leaves, where the Rev. A. n. Lewis, rec
tor of Christ Church. performed the cere-
niony. Hearty congratulations followed
and refreshments were servcd In the
ching room. which was in chargc of
Mrs. G. \. Best.
MIR. and Mrs Wcbbcr left on the mid
right train for Stapletor. Staten island,
the hcn," of the groom, where they OK
pect to remain ten Days. On their rctGrn
to Montpelier they will begin housakcep-
ing OH Downing street. A display 81
beautiful and useful wedding presents
gave evidence of the esteem In which
Mr. ana Mrs. Webbcr are held.
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MIDDLEBURy.

Friday evening was red letter day
for W. J.. Russell Post. Comrades of
the post assembled In front of their
headquarters. where teams were in witt
ing TO carry them to the residence of
". ". Bingham in Cornwall. Eighteen
comrades assembled there 10 hold their
regular meeting. Past Commander c. +,
Nonts. uu;rltcrnasi.r' of tho post called
the meeting TO order Tho regular husi-
ness was transacted and several rcsolu-
tons were passed in order to complete
Il record suitable for the OCCASION The
members Of the nost sat down to a
we'll filed table. Judge Binghams wife
the daughter of the late Col. T. s.
Stowell of the 5tl Vermont volunteers
waited on the old veterans After the
banquet Past Commander Yonts. rs toast
master i'aue fcw appropriate remarks
ana for an hour or moro tho comrades
had Z smoke tails. Every romrade had
something to say. The party then went
TO another room where, with Mrs. Bing
ham presiding at the piano. several
patriotic pieces were sung by Mrs. Bing-
ham, the comrades joining in tho chorus
camrade Pain rected Shcridan's ride and
| Comrade Whitnore recited "A select on
| The occasion was enjoyed by all
ll' I'' Stbtk SHlp.ntnt from tniS sta ..
ton Monday morning was one doubled
dcckod car uf lamls for New York, tno
cars Of miNcd stock far the Brighton
market, Boston, comprised Of cows cave,
and hogs. and a large shipment Of pnul-
try. NJ. S. Carr and y. G.. Ptp,r went
along To take ca-" of the stock.
On Monday. market day. butter ad-
vancod from Is to .! cents and o,ss from
IS tn % cents.
William Duncan. one of tho oldest and
most respected citizens Of this village.
died at his home on Seymour street Mon.
day afternoon after lingering illness
at the ace of - years. He is survived
| by wife. one son. William Duncan. OF
Burlington, ana daughter, Miss Agnes
Duncan Of this village: also by q broth
er. James Duncan. OF this village. and
sister, Mrs. Frank Fitzpatrick. OF Phila-
dtiphia. Pa. TIE funeral was held
Wednesday afternoon ut 2o'clock nj his
late home on Seymour street The Rev.
W. T. Forsyth onieiated and the bur.
al was in the family lot IN the West
| cemetery.
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KNOWLES.CLEMENT.
A Most Elaborate Church Wedding nt
Rutlnnd mt High Noon.

Rutland. Oct. 2j.-Thc most elaborate
church wedding that has taken place in
this city for a long time was that at
Trinity Episcopal Church at noon to-
day, when Miss Anna Elizabeth Clement,
drughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Percval w
Clement of this city, was married to
John Appleton Knowles of Boston. The
ceremony was performed by the rector,
the Rev. Joseph Reynolds, assisted by
the Rev. DR.. William j. Harris OF
Nashua, n. IT,, IN tho presence OF q large
number of guests. including many from
out of town.
A few minutes nast the hour OF twelve
o'clock the bridal party entered the
church to tho music of the "Iohengrin''
wedding march. played by tho church
organist. G. v. II. Coon. The eight
ushers led the procession. followed by
the six bridesmaids. The maid of honor
proceeded tho pride. who was escorted
by her father. They We're met by the
groom and best man at the foot ~ tn,
choir steps where tho first part of ths
ceremony WAS performed by tho Re.
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HALE.PERKINS.
Marriage Mt Home of Col. nud Mrs
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LINCOLN.

Mr.. and Mrs Fred Draper and lI,tl,
daughter came to his fathers, Gardnc.
Draper's Friday. They have lived in
Hopedale, Mass, the last few years
but Mrs. Draper came from Rutland
Mass. where she has been the for tive
months in a sanatorium for consumption
She is very feeble and confined To- hot
bed.-The Rev. NJ. w. Hale haS moved
hack to town from Dover Mass. ints
G.. II. Purinton's house on Quaker street
Mr.. Halcs health Is such that he ha,
been obliged TO give up preaching for a
time. MIR. and Mrs. Fred Tuppcr #
Frrrisbursh and Miss Teller Of Tptou
Mass. were visitors at W. A. Loc's ovrl
Sunday.-Mrs. Eliza Bannistcr of W.r.
rem and Mrs Cardell of Florida were
guests of Mrs. Annette Morgan the las.
OF the week.-Mrs.. Orville Estes is visit,
ins her daughter. Mrs Fred Wheelcr
in Milulcbury. Mr.. ana Mrs. Cassir.
Dumas of Bristol spentSnnday Wallace
Farr's The Free Baptist quarterly
meeting was profitable gathering, Tha
following clergyman were present: "ha
Revs. Farr of Rhode Island. Roys ne
Waterbury, Gray Of Starksboro, kemn
of MildlcscN. Perry and Wilson of Rrs,
toll There WAS large attendance Sum
(Coatinued o. second PsSe.l
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convention of tho Burlington district
Epworth League at Mddlebury as deic-
gates from th" Methodist society,"
ill.--The sidewalk assessments for 1903
have been placed in the hands Of COL
lector n. =. Shcrwin and are now due.
--ti"org" Elliott of Starkshoro brought
in a deer Tuesday, the first one re-
ported. Bristol hunter was not So
fortunate. having shot a two year.old
hcifer for Il. l. Hewitt Monday--Thcrc
Will he special service for men in
the Baptist Church next Sunday oven-
ing. Sermon by tho pastor. the Rev.
:. y. Perry, topic. God Weighing Men
Reading by Miss Gcorgie Peck
Dr. g. T.. Edmunds arrived home Tuc.-
day from frasburgh, whore he went in
visit his mother. He cxpects to go again
soon as his mother Is very Iowa. hay
barn and horse barn owned by W. t..
Orcutt OF Dowingsvllc. Lincoln. wcru
burned to the ground Tuesday forenoon
about ten o'clocn. IN, hay barn was
full of hay and grain and u quantity "e
tools were also burned; loss about $40;
insurance salo.-rhc senior class D. y.
II. :, have arranged Cor II lecture course,
To begin November -. The following cn.
tcrtainmcnts will be aiv,u: November 4,
Milton Brown in his famous lecture,
"Th" Superiluous Mau." December & ths
Eorntpn Concert company. with ward
Baker, violinist; December -. the O'Dcnr
male duartctto. with Miss Nottic lack.
son. rcadcr.--I., ,tters ddvrrti~cl in Inc
Bristol uostoi'ico for Ootobor - arc -
follows: A. l.. Hayden, Jofi Sautau.--.
! !Iarey Williamson is At home from 4,
months visit with his brother in Malone,
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DODGE.TABER.
Burlington Man Married NJ MinncnpO-
lis. Ninn.-NiIl Reside Here,

Minneapolis MINI. Oct. ?..-Prcntiss G..
Iodgr of burlington. VI. and Miss Lydia
Maude rab'r of this city were married
to-day at tho Chdrch of the Redcemcr
u'nivorsdlisb Il the R"v. Dr. Marion j..
shutter. pastor, performing the ceremony.
assisted by the Rev. Il. T.. Austin Of
H,choster. \. \. F"llowirG the ceremony.
Il wedding breakfast and reception were
aivcn the hrid" at the home ,f her SIS
ter, Mrs. Carlisle Cameron, o0s Fifth
street. North.
Later the bride and bridegroom went
to Lake Minnet' nka for n brief STAY
Early next week. Mr.. aud Mrs. Dodge
VIII leave .or Vermont. stopping At Chi
cnIo. Niagara Falls and Montrcli They
will reside at ~ Cherry street. Bur!ing.
ton. VI, being at home to their friends
nftcr November 20. The bride WAS t.ie
recipient of many tokens of esteem f'o,rl
a host of friends.