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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-08-26
KOSHER BUTCHERS OPEN
THEIR OWN ABBATOIR

New York Aug Retail kosher
butchers OF this city who recently form
ed an organization To act Independently
of the western packers. have opened their
new abbatoir. ON the opening Of the lat
ter yesterday 500 head of prime western
cattle were slaughtered, dressed and car
ried into tho refrigeratlng rooms. there to
remain until Sept. 4. when the stockhold-
ers, who are also 10 be the customers
OF the concern, will he allowed to come
In and buy.
The new concern was organized three
years ago and the plant just completed
at cost OF 81 10000 is declared by the
promoters of the scheme 10 be the most
complete affair OF its kind i'm the country.
No hogs are 10 be killed I'm the new
plant as the whole establishment is car
ried on In kosher fashion The killing is
done by eight licensed slaughterers under
the supervision of the Rev. Philip Klein.
who sees 10 IL that every detail of the
mosaic law Is carried out.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-08-26
GET AWAY
HOUSES
RAIDED

New York. Aug - seven alleged dis
orderly houses. located within a short dis.
tance Of the Washington square section,
I'm which Mayor Mcclellan lives, were
raided simultaneously by Police Inspector
schmittbergcr and several Of his dctec-
.tives late Thursday afternoon. Five wom-
On we've arrested. charged with keeping
and maintaining the houses. and nineteen
women were placed under arrest charged
with being inmates
All the prisoners were locked up In the
Charles Street station. one man was ar
rested charged with disorderly conduct.
The raids were made over the head OF
Acting Captain Bourkc. of the Mercer
street station I'm whose precinct the
houses were located The detectives Sc
cured the warrants from Magistrate Moss
In the Jefferson Market court
An the houses are located In Wooster.
Macdougal and West Third streets. and
TO preclude the possibility OF the places
being tipped on the detectives were
sent TO the houses with watches set alike
and with Instructions TO begin operations
at i.I0 o'clock. At the appointed time the
men went Go work with axes. slcdEes and
crowbars and forced their way into each
house
The places were so close together that
tho sound OF the axes and slcdges being
welded with powerful blows AZ one house
could he plainly heard az several of the
others in tho same street The raids
Cnpsed Tho greatest excitement in the
n"iehhorhoud and big crowds watched
tho police AZ work
Some of the resorts were known ss
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-08-26
PEACE! I!

An principle has been reached
now hinges the amount of the sum- This the
tive from Petersburg pregnant with meaning
1t that the direct appeal
the has receded from position which no
payment whatever would Japan the
and that he is bargain
will be paid the victors in the the far
means ultimately the making of peace.
1t will be therefore, that principle of sent
well have been practically consdera
ton by the peace ENJOYS Portsmouth adjust
ent only points concerning territory and property
er in character If reports misleading Japan
Willingness to surrender her claim nerned warshps
oneha of Sakhan island which conquered holds
Concerning the matter Ct indemnity reimbursement billion
dollars longer Japan insist upon and in
all human probability con
pensaon for the care of prisoners
In brief the negotiations have been reduced simple
basis from which consideration of ethics
been eliminated and the negotiations pae entirely of the
business bargaining that could but probably
within the span of few hours
And The News has repeatedly beginning
the conference will be made The question payment
few million dollars will not lead great Christian power
aside will nation high place the
of the civilized world upon continuing saug
ter because its shyok pound not fully
requted
But there other practical that render
the making of not merely possible probable absolutely
certain Russia bankrupt money purposes Japan
bankrupt in young fight and
Russia borrow millions accounts with Japan
but dollar for the continuance of the
fight will be with the knowledge every opeck
be exoted by the people already
overbudened be the revolt fight
would mean disaster in Manchura and
Nor would the outlook for Japan be sinister
Battles she might
already she would be forced upon the mddeaged
would be compelled rob her peaceful industries
to blood and slaughter the price her snaca worship
fetch OF With her industries paayzed prosated
her commerce ruined her people starving what could
she Ind in the empty and deceitful glamour victory?
The envoys of both Russia Japan royal
@ e car and the kado have not failed to give due weight
10 these tremendously considerations apparent
gard OF and indifference them has diplomatic bne
anu counter ong On both sides there has been
dissifnuation Now there is TO be sincerity and-PEACE
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ANDREWs-In North Smithfeld. Aug.
30 1905 Hon. Byron A. Andrews In his
74th year.
Funeral services Sunday. the eth inst.
al o'clock p. m. al his late home Rela-
tives and friends invited to attend
BURGESS In North Providence. on the
25th inst, Julia Agnes wife Of Francis
w, Burgess. Residence Tiffany
street, North Providence.
Notice Of funeral later.
New Jersey papers please copy.
coNGDoN In Wexford. r. l.. on the
23d inst. William w. Congdon. in his
18TH year
Funeral from his i7te residence. on
sunday. Aug. 27th at , o'clock p. m.
Relatives and friends are invited 10 at
tend
Taunton, Mass papers pl ase copy.
DURFEE-tn East Greenwich the e5th
inst. Barbara wife Of William Durfec
I'm he seth year Of her age.
Funeral Monday. the 2sth inst. from
her late residence. At . y. m. Relatives
ard friends invited TO attend without fur.
ther notice.
HoWARD-In Quidnick. r. l.. ON the e5'h
inst. Maria l.. Burton. wife Of Oliver
G. Howard. aged 5s years
Funeral Monday. Aug. 2S. at y. m
friends are invited TO attend
kEeNAN--In this city. on 2jth inst.
Edward Joseph. beloved son OF James
+. and Mary G, Keenan,.
Funeral from his parents residence. "a
Centennial court. Sunday. e7th inst. at
O'Clock =. m. Relatives and friends are
invited 10 attend.
Woonsocyet and Worcester papers
rease copy.
SToM5ERG- Auburn. on the cath inst.
Carl Albert X. youngest son Of Alfred
and Emma Stombcrg. aged ! year.
month. days.
Relatives and friends are invited 10 at
tend the funeral from the Swedish Lu-
theran church at 10 m. Sunday, Aug. -.
T-CPNTON-ln this city. OF the 23d inst.
Molle Belle. beloved daughter OF MIS-.
JauC Mundy and sister OF Mrs Alice
Films. aged p years. 10 months and Il
days.
Funeral Sunday. Aug. %. 1905. at p.
m, from her late residence. 50 Peace
street Relatives and friends are invited
TO attend.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-08-26
BRISTOL.
Operations at HeTreshoff Works
to Be Resumed Monday.
Other Matters Of Interest.

The deed for the transfer OF property
on High street, consisting Of a double
house and lot nearly opposite Bourne
street. from Commissioners Irving Champ
lin To William L. Hammll, was recorded
at the otwn clerks office yesterday.
The Bristol Pentecostal church will hold
it's monthly all day holiness meeting
4-etlnesA4p-A 10th Evangelist Laura
Horton OF Providence will preach at 1890
a. m and at 3 and 7:30 p. m.
Councilman r. l.. Waldron and sister.
Miss Helen Waldron. returned yesterday
from Little Compton, where they have
enjoyed ten days outing. stopping at
the Ocean Echo hotel.
A. T. Nerone is spending a week at
Portsmouth. y II.
Tho boat shops of the Horreshoffs will
resume operations again Monday morn
ing the employees having had their annual
vacations.
The intentions OF marriage of Francesca
stabhiio and Miss sant Canpanello sre
filed AZ the town clerks office.
Or. G. II. Allen of New Milford, Conn,
is spending the week with his wife. who
Is the guest Of her sister, Mrs. j. +. Far
rally.
Miss Katherine Dillon OF Hartford
Conn. Is the guest OF Miss Helen Tobin
a, Ferncliffe.
Henry walters, well known and high
" respected citizen OF this town, died at
his home No q Mount Hope avenue, last
evening Mr. Walters has been I'm poor
health for several years. having sustained
n slight paralytic shock about four years
ngo. His funeral was held this afternoon
at o'clock from his late residence on
Mount Hope avenue.
Miss cora NJ. I'M q teacher In the pub
lie schools who Is spending her vacation
at Mt washington. n H.. and is regis
tered az the Summit House, Is one OF the
six who climbed to the summit on the I'D
a distance 81 twelve miles via the Craw-
ford path The party started at $50 I'm the
morning and arrived at the summit ut
$50 iu the afternoon They returned TO
Bethlehem the next day
Burt Morris accompanied by his friend
John Connolly Is taking a weeks outing
at Long Meadow
Miss Iuliettc y. Fish. who has been Wis
iting at Cottage city. Mass. has returned
home
George AlonZo Milard or this town.
student ut the school of Design In Provi-
dcuce recently won prize OF SIS in gold
in a competition for interior decorations.
There vorc q largo number 20 competitors
from various parts ~ tho country.
Yesterday a derrick used IN setting
turn table IN it's place 20 tho freight ward
of tho Consolidated Railroad collapsed az
ter the breaking OF the boom.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-08-26

IN BRIDAL
CHAMBER

Port Jervis, y. Y, Aug. 25.-Arrested
In his bridal chamber, George Rutan, son
OF Peter Rutan, who lives near Wurts-
boro, \. Y. was held in $500 last Saturday
in Wurtsboro for trial in Sullivan county
next September on a charge OF abduction.
Rutan was married Friday evening by
a justice of the peace at Phillipsport TO
Blanche .Aaguire. daughter of Mrs Fred
Mcguire, OF Summitville. whose husband
was put TO death in Sing Sing several
years ago for the murder OF Mrs. Gregory
at Middletown, n. Y
Rutan Is %. His bride, according to her
mother, is only IL, but she looks much
older
When the mother heard OF her daugh-
ter's marriage she swore out n warrant
for the arrest OF the bridegroom At 2
n. m. Saturday the bridal couple were
found I'm a Wurtsboro hotel. A con-
stable gained entrance To the house.
awakened the newly married pair. and
when the bridegroom asked: who is
there?" replied:
"l have a present from your mother
in-law which must be delivered tonight"
The bridegroom opened the bridal cham
ber door, the constable stepped into the
room and said:
Here's tho present" and served the
warrant.
The bride and bridegroom were taken 10
the residence OF Justice Stanton. where
hearing was Immediately held which
lasted until breakfast time.
Two lawyers stopping at the hotel were
engaged, and n number OF city guests in
the hotel, awakened by the unusual event.
and several of the townspeople. attended
the examination.
The bride testified that she preferred
her husband TO her home and that she
was old enough to marry. Her husband
said he was capable OF supporting her.
The required bond for $500 was fur
nished.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-08-26
NATIONAL CONTROL OF INSURANCE.

The failure OF the American Bar a.ciaon agree upon the
important principle OF national regulation of insurance strange
There IS an apt saying that as hard m CON
vince lawyer On questions involving seeming to involve an
increase OF the OF congress the will ALWAYS
be differences OF opinion Other objections NAV be stated m tho
real reason for resisting the taking b the
OF many matters that would apparently be best doing
is the desire to leave the of affairs Of the
several states
In view OF this desire and yet recognizing the fact that
well 10 have laws regulating business affairs uniform
been greatly interested in uniformity OF legislation week there
important conference this subject uniform legislation
Narraganset Pier Many OF the have commission that
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-08-26
ALMOST LOST
LIFE IN THE
M0LASSES

New York. Aug. 2s.-John Hin was
nearly drowned in Hoboken yesterday in
a tank OF molasses. He was standing on
frame work in the warehouse Of tho
Tank Storage company pouring fifty,
gallon barrel OF molasses into the 1000
gallon tank underneath wh,r the frame
work broke.
Hin tumbled headlong into the tank.
with the partly emptied barrel Of mo-
Ia sses on top OF him. He was submerged
to his eyes I'm the sweet and sticky fluid
and the barrel rested on his head
owen Farley jumped into the tank.
rushed the barrel off Hills head and
shouted far -hLip.-nther- -emp4aNes pulled
IIill out OF the tank. but not until he
was almost suffocated. IIis eyes and
ears were fun OF molasses and he had
swallowed n large quantity.
Dr. Walter Stcadman found that Hill
had been badly cut on the head. Hill
also complained Of pains I'm his side, and
his condition appeared TO be serious, II
the tank had been full. the other work
men said. nothing could have saved him
from drowning I'm the molassfs.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-08-26
EAST PROVIDENCE.
Pa|lCe Will Make an Example
Of Young Stone ThroweTs.
Mr.. LsWlS Sends a "Water
Wagon" Gard to His Friends.

Stone throwing seems 10 be the fsvoritn
pastime Of the boys OF this place. and the
chances are that when one or more Of
them are caught by the police a salutary
lesson will be taught that will not be for
gotten i'm hurry. Yesterday on Fourth
street one gang OF young ruffians stoned
n boy named Romer and one Of the stones
struck the little chap In the face, cutting
his mouth quite badly. Still another
gang stoned a Hebrew pe.der on a side
street and so vicious was the gang that
tho pcddlcr had 10 run TO get away from
them. Both cases have boon reported 10
the police and 81 is understood that one
or more or the boys who attached the
peddler are known TO the police.
"ON THE WATER WAGON"
number of the friends OF William
Lewis, who IL well known in this place,
have received Illustrated postal cards
from Mr.. Lewis, who is spending his va
cation at Lawrence Mass. one OF the
cards represent Mr.. Lewis ION the water
wagon" and In plain. every day post
card Mr. Lewis announced the fact that
Mrs Lewis is with him and his friend
who received the water wagon card
wears a deep. heavy and broad smile.
MlNOk Mf.N lON.
Miss Grace Carpenter was surrounded
by number of her young friends al her
home at 1863 Freeborn avenue last evening
I'm honor OF her birthday. Her parents did
all that was possible 10 make the young
folks feel at home. and If one was TO
Judge from the shouts OF laughter that
came from the house and lawn. they had
made decided success OF II. for the only
time that the gathering was anywhere
near quiet was while they were partaking
OF a substantial supper
The Rev. i. H. Horton OF East Green
wich academy will officiate at tho Joint
services OF the Second Baptist and the
Haven NJ f. churches tomorrow. This
will be the last joint services. for the
pastors OF both churches will return home
from their vacations during the coming
week.
Sergt Bckford came up from Riverside
this morning with one man. who later was
fined 81 and costs by Judge Bliss for being
drunk, and as this was more than the
man had he was obliged To go TO Grams
ton.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-08-26
A Smile or Two

us there chance for me. Gladys?"
There is. George-one in a million"
George was a young man OF some ex-
perienco
That's too long shot" he ex-
claimed, picking up his hat-Chicago Tri-
bune.
Yes" said slopay. tho suit hts mn
splenddly. Great piece of work; its n
credit 10 You.
YES" replied the tailor. and please
don't forget that it's debit 10 YOU "-
Phila delphis Ledger.
AT last" exclaimed Darwin. II hav.
discovered tho missing link
And reaching under the bureau he drew
forth the other cum f-button.--Chicago
News
rs he a thoroughly honest man."
II don't know" answered the man from
Missouri II have trusted him with hun
dreds OF thousands OF dollars, but never
tried him with a book or an umbrella. -.
Washington Star
1T seems 10 me" exclaimed Aunt Ra-
chcl. you two are always quarrelling
when ! come in"
"On the contrary. ma am" vociferated
the masculine end OF the domestic con-
trOversy you always happen I'm when
were quarrelling' Chicago Tribune
Little Maggie (who has company
We've been playing garden party. mann
ma.
Mammn-lndced And did you behave
nicely
Little Maglge-Oh. I didn't have To be-
have / was the hostess-New Yorker.
when n man stahts in bragRin bout
how honest he is. said Uncle Eben. 1T
allus kind a sounds 90 me like he was
'pologizin' foh not bein mo so.''-Wash-
ington star.
He-l suppose that even In this dun
arxy-posi life there we're limitations 10
your privilege.
She-Oh my. YES We could hardly
ever drink more than 2 quart apiece at
a time.-Cleyeland World-News.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-08-26
What Others
Are Saying

''The country is filled with stock COM
panies whose capital bears no fair rela-
ton TO the assets. but which have been
launched by rich men for the purpose OF
flinching the substance OF poor men. The
land is strewed with the wrecks OF enter
prises devised by millionaires for no 9TH
or end but the robbery OF their unwary
fellows Invariably il is the already rich
who bribe legislators and buy public or
ficers and corrupt public journals ana
carry the stream OF pollution into All the
channels OF politics s'-Philadelphia North
American.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-08-26

devoted the securing of uniform legislation AS result OF the
abors OF these commissioners OF the passed
negotiable instrument thus securing identical laws regard to
the important subjects OF bills of exchange drafts and prmory
As the national regulation of insurance companies ii seems
good support of such regulation that insurance
largely of business SO important the subject
that proper regulation is that may well call for the best
thought OF congress.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-08-26

getaway houses" because Of panels and
secret passages which ran from one place
10 another. The police also said that there
were traps I'm the walls and DORIS.
According 10 the police. two women
were found concealed between the floor
and ceiling of one OF the houses The po-
lice chopped away number OF these
traps and secret passages, they said.
The women who were arrested charged
with being the principals gave their
names as Lena Navoor. Susanna Bernard.
Mary Jackson Eudhiasi Martini and May
phillins
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-08-26

report from Washington that there be a
department. charge colonial possessions will
objection plan that will make for the betterment
conditions the far Though according reports
ceved from the members of the party
of the Philippines thoroughly satisfactory there be details
that be best worked through department having deal
exclusively with islands in the Pacific.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-08-26

Senator Burton again trouble United
particularly unfortunate i'll that they the
track they deeply that makes difficult for them
that above reproach Now is admitted the
only hope that Senator Mitchell of Oregon will be able finish
his and punishment based technicates Senator
Mitchell has been in trouble before.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-08-26

International expotions will end with the Lewis and
Clarke Purchase exposition there be held ourcoing
the north OF France textile exposition which there will be
celcnt opportunities display machinery the
hibtion special will be taken Of matters pertaining
agriculture.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-08-26

"It is in this view that we have to re-
gard our late exposures OF lights OF the
law and paragons OF society and pillars of
the church. as immensely tonic. We firm
~ believe that the present plight OF Sena-
tor Depew s n greater and more impress
sIye contribution to legal ethics than
could be made by all the lectures in all
the law schools talking moral abstrac-
tlons for a lifetime. New York Post.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-08-26

Have you something you want 20 ex.
change Tor something else7 Advertise the
fact In The News. us free. You Will
proNt by H.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-08-26

Everybody in the Equitable Life investigation
They will get plenty of before the committee of the New York
legislature finishes its labors.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-08-26

Next year William Jennings Bryan will be far from home
will able the onk honk OF the Republican
automobile get a Whit OF the gasoenc.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-08-26

Andrew Carnegie will probably very far with his peace
palace The Hague until he is fully satisfied that Portsmouth is
the place for il.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-08-26

Singer Hutchinson finds that "a the of love
does smooth for his children up against his
marriage.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-08-26

making himself the richest the world John D.
Rockefeller forced barefood Vanity of vanites all
is vanity
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-08-26

Subscribers The News regularly receiving their will
confer favor by sending notification The News Office of
failure delivery If The News be obtained
from any newboy any information
will be appreciated by The News management
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-08-26

Cummns appears realize the fact that Ame
ever reached the presidency by hunting for foreign
countries.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-08-26

Whenever a girl has two heaux
| think II undoubtedly sheauN
That she's either n wit.
Else dresses bit.
or doesn't need paint on her neaux
Chicago Record Herald
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-08-26

America viii gain no permanent good
hy harshly bluning china into suspendng
the boycott. This country must cndeavor
90 irgratiatc itself with China and the
Chinese merchants II We would have prof
table and enduring commercial rola-
tions. st Louis Republic.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-08-26

The tide have turned for Mayor Dunno
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-08-26

"The Cuban government went into bust
ness on May 90 1902, that is, n little more
than three years ago. and before the end
OF the present year il will have contracted
debts aggregating $50 10000 not for works
OF public utility but for political support
FOR that is what the payment 20 the al
legged veterans really amounts to- II they
keep on at the present rate the Cubans
unless restrained will soon run on the
rocks Philadelphia Inquirer.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-08-26

Just now il must be granted that the
wash waist holds first place in popular
ity. In shape the model here shown
leaves nothing to be desired for thin girls
or fat girls-and its style has none OF
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-08-26

antl-German agitation as the work OF
Englishmen who are not normal; but
when one finds the sentiment cropping
out in such quarters "a tho Times and tho
Spectator II looks omnous. Milwaukee
Sentinel
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-08-26

"The theory that tho system of govern
meut IN the United states may have
something 10 do with the persistent de-
cline of the birth rate In this country
seems 90 he verified by the circumstance
that the smallest proportion of children
reported in 1900 was I'm the District of Co
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