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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-02-14
WAS Accommodated.
Brown Wanted Lodgings and Judge Sweet.
land Sent Him 10 the Farm.

William Brown, who claims to be a
photographer ana 10 belong in Detroit
Mich. called at the Central police station,
last night 10 obtain lodgings
He was refused that accommodation
and then said that he wanted 10 go to
Jail
Lieut. O'Neil told Brown 10 go about
hls business and to behave himself.
AS Brown went out he remarked that he
would be back before long.
And he was,
Brown selected two large stores and
made a bluff at smashing a large pane of
glass in a Weybosset street store window
Patrolman Beeney gathered Brown in
and Judge Sweetand sentenced him to
The farm for one year.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-02-14
WARREN.

The political situation is at present at
tracing considerable discussion in local
circles, and the committees OF both parties
met during the past week and selected n
list OF subcommittee 90 present names
for election. The Democrats have elected
the following subcommittee; Messrs. Or.
r. III. Connolly. Max n. Saugy, William r.
Honan and Thomas Kilroy. The Repub-
licans have also selected n committee TO
secure candidates. and the party will hold
a caucus at the Warren town hall on
Tuesday evening. Feb. 2lst. The Demo-
cratic caucus will he held on Friday even
ing. Feb. 10 II Is rumored i'm local circles
that Messrs. Rowland, Fox and Rouker.
members or the present council. Will not
be candidates for reelection this year.
The ice embargo In the Warren river
has been broken up considerably the pas
week and by the latter part OF this week
the river Will be open again to naviga-
tion. The majority OF the work OF break
ing UP the ice was affected by the power
ful naptha boat Standard. which Is owned
by local firm OF oyster dealers Kicke-
mutt river is frozen over solid with no
prospects OF giving away until a con-
siderable stretch OF mild weather breaks
up the embargo.
The Warren artillery held their weekly
drill session I'm Armory hall last night.
Two gun squads are 10 be chosen from
the company TO fire the salute on Wash
ington's birthday with the cannons be
longing 10 the company.
The stock OF the Demlo shoe store on
Main street was taken away yesterday by
a firm OF Providence ~rhoe dealers.
Warren council. Royal Arcanum. met I'm
Odd Fellows hall last night Routine
business was transacted.
Tobn post g. A. r.. held a meeting at
Grand Army hall last night. Special Lin.
coin day exercises were held ana n
pleasant evening was held
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-02-14
WO0NS0CKET BLAZE DID
S2500 WORTH OF DAMAGE

There was n two-alarm fire at Woon-
socket yesterday that caused considerable
damage and made quite a threatening
blaze. The alarm was rung in from box
81 and the fire was found 10 be in a store
on the ground floor OF n tenement and
business block owned by A. Gauln.
The flames were confined to the grocery
store OF Adolph Cole on the Social street
side. and the loss OF stock is estimated 20
be between $1,000 and $1,000, while the yaluo
OF the entire amount Of stock is estimated
at 5000 There was some insurance on
the stock
There we're some 80 or moro people I'm
the tenements when the fire broke out
but all reached the street in safety. In q
second-story bed room almost over the fire
Mrs Joseph Forcier lay III. She was car
ried ont by Patrohnan Napoleon Chevalier
and taken 10 n nelghbor's house.
Mr. Cole had left for Worcester on the
5.l4 train. and the clerk Samuel Green.
was waiting on customer I'm the part Of
the store nearest Social corner, when
shortly after $50 o'clock. there was q
Durst of flame from the rear OF the other
part OF the store Theodore Beaudet
who was passing by. sent In an alarm
from box ST. calling Hose Companies 2
and and No. truck 10 the fire and inn
medatolv after a second alarm called No
1 Hose wagon.
when an accurate estimate OF loss could
not be Obtained last night, from Mrs
Cole the clerk and friends OF the pro-
prictor, the estimate OF the value OF the
stock az 5000 and tho estimate Of loss
81 5000 10 tNoo was obtained. The state
men was made that the stock was partly
insured.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-02-14
MAGIC HAIR STAIN.

For brown or black. prepared by
GEORGE ORMSBY. Wig Maker and
Hairworker. 169 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 e. BLANDING. 81 Weybosset street
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-02-14
AN ABLE ADDRESS.
Gen. James Grant Wilson Spoke at Rhode
Island Historical Society.

At the Rhode Island Historical society
last evening Gen. James Grant Wilson
OF New York delivered a stirring address.
His subject was washington, Lincoln
and Grant" The speaker had known the
latter men personally and his excellent
"reminiscences were not the least enter
tanning features OF his address
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-02-14
What Shall We Have for Dessert?

This Is an important daily question. Let
us answer u today. Try Jell-O. Americas 8
AwarS$iold Medal. Worlds Fair. St
Louis 1894. Everything In the package;
add boiling water and set TO cool Flavors
Lemon orange. Raspberry. Straw berry,
Chocolate and Cherry. order a package
OF each flavor from your grocer today.
l0c.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-02-14
WEAVERS MEET EMPLOYERS
TO DISCUSS WAGE SCHEDULE

Yesterday afternoon there was a meet
Ing of the delegation from the Weavers'
union OF Fail River and the executive
committee OF the Manufacturers asso-
citation. at which time the question OF
the wage schedule was harmoniousiy
talked over.
The delegation claimed that the wages
Of the weavers had been made execution
ally low and presented figures 10 sub
Etantiate their claims. The delegates from
the weavers were James Whitehead sec
retary OF the union. and President ~. b.
Borden was the spokesman for the man
ufacturers.
The meeting was perfectly harmonious
ana the manufacturer received TIE
union committee with great courtesy. No
action was taken.
Members OF the viewers commit 90
stated after the conference that it was
not expected that any concessions would
be made by the manufactures az yesicr-
DAYS meeting Their visit % The manu-
facturers was. they claimed. only FOR
The purpose ~ presenting their claims
direct 10 the manufacturers.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-02-14
WENT TO JAIL.
Imondl for Threatening His Wife Got a CO.
Day Sentence.

Alberta Imondi was sentenced TO jail
for 60 days by Judge Sweetland this
morning for an assault upon Mary
Imondi, his wife.
one night last week Imondi went home
drunk. punched his wife on tho side of
her head and putting a knife TO her
throat threatened 10 kill her.
lie did 20 days I'm Jail in 1908 for a
similar assault upon his wife.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-02-14

Pa what's a preferred CREDITOR"
The kind l prefer is the one who is
willing TO take II for granted that I'll
pay him just as soon as can conveniently
spare the money."-Chicago Record
Herald
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-02-14
NEWSLETS

II you wish 10 got on in the world. my
BOY,
Now listen 10 what 7 say;
Don't SO 20 your work with tagging
step
And listless. lazy way;
For the world wants push. and the world
wants vim.
And It has no time for a shirk;
And the boy who gets on In the world to-
day
Must put his heart in his work.
The world never waits for the laggard.
my boy:
It's work must be done on time.
II demands full value for what IT pays.
Re the wages dollar or dime,
And It's wiling and skilful labor. my
boy,
That the world today demands
And the boy who wins is the boy who
works
With his head. and heart, and hands
And II you are waiting for snaps. my
boy,
You never will Ill the bill:
So step right up when you see a. chance
And push with Il right good will.
And when you have proven your worth,
my boy,
II you measure UP well and true.
Just where you are needed the most. my
boy,
The world will have use for you!
The Ladies' World.
Mabel Coffee o. 80 Ship street reports
that Sc in bills was stolen from her room,
Sunday.
Matthew Kiley Of 2es Richmond street
reports an overcoat. valued at SO. was
stolen from his house recently.
Ernest williams was today sentenced to
SO days in iail for an assault upon Asa
door Maytaian by Judge Sweetland
The alarm from box 2s5. shortly after 10
o'clock this morning, v~" for rubbish
fire I'm a small barn on Lester street; no
damage.
Abraham Richmond was fined $40 and
costs I'm the 5th district court today for
an assault upon David korn. An appeal
was taken.
Monroe Evans, colored 70 years old, was
taken I'll i'm a stable in the rear OF 20
Reservoir avenue. yesterday afternoon.
lie was sent to the state aims house.
William II. Place OF IS Parks avenue
complains to the police that pair OF rub
Der boots, valued at $3.50, were stolen
from the back entry OF his house last
evening.
Pawtucket car S02 struck one of the
Earle and Prev express wagons, when
turning from Randall into Charles street,
a o'clock last night, doing slight dam
age TO the vehicles.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-02-14

"The woman that kin support a hus-
hard"---began the Manayunk phlloso-
nher
what about her?" interrupted the
sqUcf nix ignoramus
"Aint goiu' % have much trouble In
nndin q husband 20 support "-Phlladel-
phla Bulletin.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-02-14
The Weather

8 UNIVERSITY HALL 4
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= and wednesday. Z
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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-02-14
NEW YoRk.FLoHloA SPECIAL p

Compartment. Library cars Atlantic
Coast Lane. zss Washington St.. Boston.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-10-28

The morning paper squeaks its cracked second uddc
good deal about what a wonderful Newspaper u b..
OF its news IS certainly wonderful the sunday
morning issue plainly shows In that II com.
menls lecture as delivered the night before. but
which not 90 Dee delivered ui the night following,
probably Was then prevented by the rain. In the
lasuo 81 unoeromonousy takos Methodist doctor
of divinity Rev A. r. Morrison superintendent OF Meth.
odist missions Dor New Mexico ana without consent Of
church preacher makes him bishop Of the Episcopal
church. Yes, 4 is wonderful newspaper.
But lest might imsglne this wonderful news.
paper ability 10 be confined TO the Kid department aen.
lion may De called 70 Washington article The front
page Of Mondays issue. the leading item OF which
vas published IN The Citizen Of asst Tuesday In the
same issue lines of heading given a pre-
tended special from Ration. about which
took place last Thursday, and Of which the Trinidad
papers had ample Friday. Again n sunday y
issue the morning paper has suddenly found that on
January l. 1904. or nearly two years ago tho county
commissioners appropriated money Ia order that the
Bank Of Commerce should be repaid money which the
county bad used Truly the morning paper Johnny
the spot when Il TO getting what time Il
not telling ia troubles to the police Il evidently Is
Ing the records Of the past 70 find i've news
The fact Is that Albuquerque has the best two papers
ia the southwest and the Journal great
for being the only morning paper IN New Mexico Each
paper has Us distinct field In both home and foreign
news. That the Hold Of the afternoon paper better
live than is the field OF the morning paper espoc
ally In town Of the size and situation u Abuquerque
does not admit OF denial Nevertheless the Journal Is
deserving OF credit In that cutiyates well ia infer
Tor field
Each paper must from the of things get news
which the other does not get first hand but Tho cir
zen and Us readers know ful we'll that the afternoon
paper cutvates ts better field with asalduity ana
success less than that OF the morning paper in its
inferior field The evening paper tells the today
the morning paper only the news yesterday
which Of necessity must largely be repetition OF
what has already been told
In this same connection The Citizen points with PRIDE
90 s daily illustrated service In which docs NOT give
TO s patrons copies Of pictures which have already
published In other papers several days ago. gives
hem' original views of and scenes OF current day
Interest
albuquerque II proud Of her daily papers as she ma
cause to be- but neither will IFS popularity by
arrogant assumptions the hand or silly assault
thc other
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-10-28
LESSON FOR ALL

In this land Of free speech and free ballot have
tho spectacle presented IN picture esewher IN this r.
Of thousands Of men marching 10 the home u a
mighty political hoar In Philadelphia and in bitter terms
charging him With being rObhor. thug. Disgrace 10
civilization. Only cool heads kept Philadeph from
nrchy and hloodshod and disgrace Monday night.
But u Il possible for 20 rob half a million
men7 In this land shoro man Is good another
can boss amass millions. build palace ride Ia I'm
ported automobile and live The Eat Of the land an a.
the expense ~ the taxpayorsG That sounds like mon
nrchy like the days OF Louis the XIV when France
preparing Tor hor deugc OF blood
The day of The boss Is the day OF cowardly citizen
ship You can't hide conceal &c deny a. Il is the
day Of the purchased and OF sayathome voter
Il IL the day Of the who places the present business
dollar ahead Of future liberty u ~ the day when the
man who wants pure government and public honesty
lodges jury duty. and election day votes for
droi inefficient because OF Loyalty 10 his party.
boss, be DO In Philadelphia or elsewhere 90 strong
because manhood - weak lie buys and bribes and
rups only as can be bribed and bought and
rupted Howlins mobs may stand before his marble pal
and for justice forgetting that the structure
reared their cowardce and failure do their full duty
a. American citizens
II Philadelphia has learned a lesson. the awful price
nho has paid may yet good investment and
bloaaing
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-10-28
SERIOUSLY INJURED IN
FALL FROM STAGE.

Last Wednesday, evening. Frank
Campbell. while on his way TO King.
st0n. was thrown from the stage and
sorlously injured. says the HilisbOro
advocate. owing to tho darkness II
was lmpof Die for the driver or the
passenEaTs 20 say Just what happen.
ed. Bat Il ! evident that. just as they
were cr0sFug the creek for the last
Time. beiofa reaching Kingston, he
fcll from To- wagon In such a manner
that one o. Goth wheels on that side
ran over Dis head. lie sustained So.
we're scalp Wounds and when last
heard from was completely paralyzed
rom his neck down. Tho latter con.
Iflon may be- due 10 the shock and
rain PM upon the neck by the
Hoavy wagon running over his head.
Ir some y.rtebrae IN the neck may
ave been tcmpcrarily pressed m.
yard on ihc spinal cord. II II i'm.
HuBlb'e g. prophecy as 20 tho result.
H'i his coalition at the present time
s very Serious. DR.. y. !. Glvens was
.a'l'i 10 1iIerd the injured man.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-10-28

was The refused. and though the boy begged long
and earnestly tee OF agony rolling his emaoiated
checks the man remained obdunto Amer refusing
many many times. the far roiented as 10 say
boy that he could have the half loaf the
boy about 70 reach forward bis grateful hands 10
accept the lesser gf though he greatly preferred the
larger one the ncplcns soomon OF the Optic crod
Boy II you are willing to take that half loaf while
you would much prefer the whole one you win be con.
uldercd hereafter not only a coward but foo"
What the RESULT WY the boy took tho hait
loaf not being able to got the whole one and
ioleng his way. lly persuaded 10 his mind that the
other fellow was the fool
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-10-28

The las Nefas Optic has spoken. Nov et an the
Joint statehood people stand 90 ave. Presdou Roosevelt
included Thai PAPER said 0n saturday;
In the nrh Of what inc members Of tho congress.
,ona party that recently visited the territory have said
seems Ridiculous that amy mHn ln New lexlco who
claims to prefer separate to joint statehood sul 20
champion tho cause of tho latter These congressman
have said tha thoIo s no chance Tor john statehood leg
ishion al ho noxt congress aud they nave also sa1
thai ihe territories cannot bc much longer kept
separate states The Tie agitation Of tho joint
sAichooderH De- dropped The sooner The territories viii
como ip Bur ans New Mexican VITO advocates Joint
statehood ana set claims ho layors ho separate form
will be- considered hereafter. not only coward, but
fool
once upon time, there was a boy who mad gone
without food until ho upon che very verge Of star
walton, Ho met man having under his arm loaf OF
bread and the hair Of another oat The boy begged
man 10 give him The loaf stating how iearuy hungry b.,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-10-28

Tho Chicago immigration bureau one day this week
disclosed the fact that forty.nne American girls have
been sold into slavery In Chinese haremy OF them
lost to civilization and without hope Of release by
suicide being helpless prisoners In Chinese interior
towns subject 20 the whms OF the mandarins who are
abo to purchase them through tho connyance Of
whose Identity IL well known 10 the one
as Tho d. Ter who delivered these girls into slavery
resides In Chicago He has woman confederate In
Shanghai who q also known 10 the government
service agents Tho national government says Il must
rely the police and state authorities 20 punish pro
curessos because there Is federal law against the
porting OF women for immoral purposes. American Con.
sul James L. Rodgers Of Shanghai win enlist the coop
GRAFTON OF the English and Chinese authorities OF that
city There Is evidence that the sale OF many American
slaves bring from $3.50 $780, American girls betrayed
Into the hands o. rich Chinese by the two women bring
from $500 TO $1,000 the price ucuatlng according
beauty aud accomplishments.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-10-28

Henry Clows. fhe Wall street authority. saws that
there $50 many pianos ss aow being shipped
out ~ New forkan article of luxury usually only pur-
chased on large soale wheL times are good Another
evidence produced by the same condition was me inn.
mcnse travel abroad his summer rs mattor of fact
the acarocs thng be found anywhere Ina This country
az The present time be poverty these plon.
~ Of work at good wages for willing hands The rail-.
roads arc doing we'll and people everywhere living
well and The only exception of this reign Of prosperity d.
The NE Insurance comRSn'as
Tho Optic said on saturday, tho sentiment ~ mo
late congregational iunkoiing party ''lhe soonor the agt
aon OF The out statohoodcs "a dropped the sooner the
territories will In" but Saturday, Congressman
rawney .ho head Of the congressional Marty said "The
NHost move for those two territories 90 this time
Do 20 agliatng tho statehood question altogether
The Optic by an means should set Congressman Tawnoy
right o. 20 The sentiment Of the party OF which
the acknowledged head.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-10-28
nLAcklNoToN's COLLECTION
OF SCREW MORMn

Or G. " Blacklngion has about a
tablespoonful " screw worms IN al
cohol az the Soc0rro Drug and Sup.
ply compsnys store. says the Chief
tain. All these worms were takcu
from mans nostriis AT one sitting p
The doctor says that this screw worm
affllction Is not 90 new as IL gener.
ally supposed, for he remembers hay
ing seen a number OF such cases IN
the army during the Civil War
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-10-28
SOME INFORMATION

II Is exceedingly difficult for the morning paper 20
state matter accurately In s Sunday issue Il says
that the Bank OF Commerce forward" among the
prOtesants against the borrowing OF money county
commissioners 90 the district court when hte county
already had the IN the hands of Us legally elected
treasurer. This Is absolutely incorrect. The Bank OF
Commerce took action In the matter whatever W.
o. strlckler did NJ w. F1ournoy and several dozen
other leading citizens and age tax payers did sign the
protest: but the Journal writer though able 20
get through bis head the difference between the act OF
In the position Of associate justice OF the supreme
court the act Of the az a district judge.
certainly should be able 20 distinguish geween the
OF tax payer In his private capacity the OF
bank through one Of Us officials The bank took ac
lion In the case whatever.
Then the journal undertakes 10 show some drfor-
between the hoard IN and tho present
Of county commissioners: but the most important differ
ences II fails to mention The Citizen viii kindly aid the
morning paper:
The former board obtained the money the present
did nOt the former backed In les desire to get the
money by many OF the leading citizens the latter was
opposed Overwhelmingly by the tax payers the borrow
ing by the former was legal u was TO save property
Ito life property being the express conditions
on which such borrowing may Dc madeline borrowing
by the latter illegal. the county had the money.
Hence the petition FOR Injunction and the granting OF H.
Furthermore, the money 10 pay the flood aborcrs, ana
thus TO carry the work of saving property In imminent
danger destruction was obtained on the personal se
curty OF responsible parties aud not by the county
mssionefs SUCH which probably for the fact
that the borrowing Of tho money entered upon
the Journal OF commissioners proceedings, though the
appropriation 81 funds "a the loan properly
corded
That Il aakes a good denl Of difference TO the Jour
nal % whose OK Is gorod plainly appeared in the
water controversy Of few months ago. and that It
makes good deal OF difference the TAX payers.
whether money shall be spent valuable property
in imminent danger OF destruction whether Il shall bo
spent ia aid Of establishing condition OF affairs the
legality OF which II before the for adjudication
also plainly appears from The action Of the many arfe
'ax payers whose protest 90 ansers the morning paper
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-10-28

Pittsburg, Pa. Oct. 20. - fred
Gwynner. president OF the deiunci
Enterprise National Bank, when
asked today what the shortage OF tie
EntsrDrise would BE-. said
IN viii be very large. much lar
ser, IN sArl. than W n-st m9pDsed.
From what know now. Il VIII reach
81 100000. None Of the directors or
officers. not even myself had any
Idea that Il would reach such an
enormous sum as that The directors
have determined. however, that no
matter how grca, the shortage may
he. 10 shall ie nsld. and NE bank
be ro.0penod for business"
The auditing At the accounts Of ;he
Enterprise National Bank OF Ale.
ghany VIII not boz completed before
The end of the week The directors
and stockholders OF the hank arc
gtill In the dark concerulng the De.
fcit. and DO not know whoihor the
private loans made by Cashier Clarke
viii reach 100000 or greatly OK.
coed that amount.
u Is alleged that Andrews enter.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-10-28
SHIPMENTS HEAVY FROM
The GsTANclA VALLEY

DURING the last week large mum.
her ~ sheen have been taken out OF
the valley for feeding points. after
which they will be sent to eastern
markets. says the Esiancia News ~
one buyer puts u, tho range has been
In such splendid condition that the
lambs need very little feeding before
they are ready for market Sylvester
Bros. % Monte Vista, Colo W. J.
Hapney. 81 AlamOsa. Colo. Louis
Trauer. Of Albuquerque, ara among
the buyers, About eighty car loads
Of the fieecey animals were taken
north this week