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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-11-10

Russia must learn patience, hard M
the lesson is The limited suffrage now
granted is. after all "a great thing. com
pairing favorably with that enjoyed by
England not many generations ago. II
would have been impossible for the Eng
land OF John Lakeland to leap at once in
10 the estate OF the England OF Edward
VII Russia will not have TO walt so long.
Steps are taken. and may we'll be taken,
more quickly I'm these days. But they
must be taken as successive steps New
York Tribune.
at must be strenuous political cam
paign indeed In which the work OF con-
verting voters Is prosecuted with as much
zeal and energy on the Sabbath as on the
week days. Yet this is what happened In
New York last Sunday. Sun.
"The note OF exultation with which this
morning we greet the news OF a wonder
full victory for pure government and for
righteousness may well mingle with a
deep undertone OF gratitude to the power
which led the way 10 that great achieve
ment Great indeed IL Is; just how great
We may, perhaps, measure II we shall re-
member that less than twelve months ago
the dominion OF Isreal w Durham over
Philadelphia seemed almost as immova-
bleas that OF the Sultan over the Ottoman
Empire. BY the act OF the people in this
election the city and the state. after near
" forty years OF submission TO degrad-
ing and humilating despotism have been
redeemed to freedom and brought once
more under the supremacy of righteous
philadelphia North Hmertcun.
The passing OF autocracy I'm Russia
marks a step i'm the development OF the
empire. Yet there was time when abso-
lutism was Russia's salvation. kansas
City star.
Inquiry develops the fact that the
cause for the growing feeling OF Irritation
on the part of France toward Venezuela
is the pursuance b ythe Venezuelan
Foreign Offce OF diplomatic methods pc
culiar TO a few OF the South American
countries which the French regard rs
lacking In Observation-Disclosures, as eva
sive and purposely calculated 10 befog the
real Issues. Galveston News.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-11-10

Those New York stories OF ballot taken from the North
river and from barber s. indicate that possibly Mr. may
be really doing great city demanding an nycpa
lion of the conduct Of Tuesdays election
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-11-10

rivs you something you want 20 sx.
change Tor something else7 Advertise the
fact In The News. it's fr.a Tsy will
rrcft b. IL
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-11-10

The point made against New Workers that grand
there orgnetes are much while Germany there
than style in evidence.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-11-10

artistic Engshman The latter has reputation for many
things but when he is counted worthy of con-
sideraion.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-11-10

Poverty the abect kind prevails in London the present
time and the prospects for thousands OF men, women and children
for the coming dismal
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-11-10

The unemployed poor of London demanding that Premie
Baou do something resign The premier of will do
thing rather than resign.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-11-10

Sir Purdou Clarke is very complimentary TO the people
among home for he declares an American
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-11-10

Should Russia adopt the Gregoan calendar she would be
danger of another revolt for the people would be likely
Give back thirteen daysw
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-11-10

Missouri has barred the New York Life Insurance company
but President Mccall may still ST. Louis he wishes
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-11-10

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artistic an Engishman reputation many
things when he is counted worthy of
sderation
The point against Workers that grand opera
orgnetes much in evidence while Germany there
than style in evidence.
Poverty of the abec prevails London the present
prospects for thousands OF and children
for the coming winter arc most dismal
Should Russia adopt Gregorian calendar she would be
danger another revolt for the people would be likely out
back thirteen daysl"
The unemployed poor of London demanding that Premier
Baour do something resign The premier of will do
thing rather than resign.
Missouri has barred the New York Life Insurance company
but President Mccall may still ST. Louis he wishes do
Brookne Mass today celebrating the 2ooh anniversary of
Incorporation 1t has acquired least the gift of beauty
primary would greater elections
in this state and better and fuller vote election day.
The Socialist party has eganed position legal party
Massachusetts but that doesn't improve its principles.
The singing song not pleasant
music the OF the Unionist ministry.
How Nixon smile he ponders Tammany
phys discontinue
Even Foraker the handwriting the wall palace OF
the bosses.
Mayor Mcclellan also says that elected should be
seated
Even Boss Smoot in Utah
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-11-10

Brookne Mass today celebrating the 2ooh anniversary
Incorporation has acquired least the gift of beauty
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-11-10

primary law would greater in elections
this state and better and fuller election day
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-11-10

Have you foUne somethlne7 Advertls.
u In The News, You may Get o REVERB
src 81. 80 eosts nothing.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-11-10
TIFF NEWS'PATTERNS

Is. The edges are first stamped In 4
scallop and then buttonholed. II the lit
tie garment is OF white flannel or any
wooden material, the scalloping is done
In white silk or any color favored by the
uiOther. The ribbon bows shoul1 he OF
the same tone The infants size requires
ore half yard OF 3O-inch material for its
cel lopment.
47s2Zsizes. snfant-s and and . months.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-11-10

The Socialist party has regained its position legal party
Massachusetts, but that doesn't improve its principles.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-11-10

The passing OF autocracy I'm Russia
marks step i'm the development OF the
empire. Yet there was "a time when abso-
lutism was Russia's salvation. kansas
CITY star.
Evening journal., 1905-10-03
PAINTER MEETS WITH
PECULIAR ACCIDENT

Clarence smith. better known as
Lefty" Smith Of No 42l East Third
street. a painter. met with a peculiar ac-
cldent this morning and how he escaped
being killed outright is a miracle. AS it
was Smith escaped with fractured leg
and a badly lacerated head.
Smith was In the rooms of the Paint
ers' Union on the third floor Of the build
ing No. S5 Market street. In some man
ner he fell out of third story rear win
dow. In falling ne struck a telephone
wire. which fortunately for him changed
his course and he landed on the first story
roof ia the rear Of the Great Atlantic and
Pacific Tea Company. Smith struck the
roof only "a few feet from a skylight and
as Il was his elbows knocked several
panes OF glass out Several clerks In the
tea store were terribly frightened by the
falling glass and the noise made by
Smith when ne struck thor oof.
The police were notified az once and the
painter was taken down from the roof
in a partly unconscious condition. lie was
removed TO the Homeopathic Hospital In
the patrol wagon. AT the hospital It was
found that he had sustained a fractured
leg between the knee and hip and a badly
lacerated head. He will recover.
Evening journal., 1905-10-03
Red Men Raise chiefs.

Great Chief Of Records Edward McIn-
tire raised the chiefs Of Hopockacking
Tribe last night being assisted by the
following acting Great Chiefs: Great
Prophet Herbert II. Hanna, Great Senior
Sycamore H. b. Hagey Great Junior Sag
amors S. ]. Barcus, Great Sannap, James
T. semerteen. The following chiefs were
raised: Prophet Lewis F. Quincy; sachern
Lewis c. Young; senior sycamore, VIII
liam ]. Tubbs; junior sycamore, Marshall
p. Tindall; sannaps, T. w. Alexander, A
H. Craig; warriors, J. NJ. Quincy, w. G.
Craig, c. II. Buff, II. b. Hagy; braves, Al
fred Worthington. j. S. Gablxe, w. d
Morrow. G. A. Young; guard Of wigwam
J. H. Kelley; guard Of forest, c. E.
Mescham.
The tribe reports number of adoptions
during the past term and their prospects
were never brighter, the great chiefs
were cordially received and appreciated
their visit
Evening journal., 1905-10-03
OCTOBER TERM OF THE
SUSSEX COUNTY COURT
Negro Sentenced to Years
Imprisonment and Lashes
for Larceny
specIai to The Evening Journal.

Georgetown. oct. s-rhe October term
OF the Superior Court and Court Of
General Sessions for Sussex county be-
gan here yesterday. with Chief Justice
Charles d. Lore and Associate Justices
Grubb and Pennewlll on the bench
General Richards and his
Deputy Attorney-G General Hastings are
I'm attendance.
The Grand Jury was called and re-
ceived the usual Instructions from the
court. after which the members retired
to their room and elected Richard
Beebe OF Lewes. as foreman.
The case against Harry Weich. a
young white man. of Laurel. who was
lodged IN Jail for making threats, was
called but the defendant was dis
charged
George Daniels, colored. Of Milford.
charged with larceny pleaded guilty
and was sentenced TO one years i'm
prisonment and 10 be whipped with ten
lashes. He is an old offender, having
served five years for stealing and
skinning "a horse and selling the hide
William Jones. colored. Of Laurel.
charged with carry concealed a deadly
weapon. pleaded guilty and was sent
enced to twenty days imprisonment.
Evening journal., 1905-10-03
.DU POINT CO. WANTS
TO LAY Gas MAIN
Granted Permission by the
County to Lay Pipes Across
Rising Sun Bridge
WILL VISIT RED LION CAUSEWLT

AT the meeting Of the Levy Court
this morning Mr.. Mcdonald, OF the
experimental station Of the Dupont
Company, appeared before the body
and stated that the Old Bucks Mil
had been abandoned as an experlmen-
tai plant and new quarters had been
secured in Hagley Yard. The COM
pany, he said. had been using a mode
of lighting which was not satisfactory.
Mr.. Mcdonald stated that the VIII
mington Gas and Electric Company
was willing to lay a gas main as far
as the Rising Sun bridge. He asked
that the Levy Court give the Dupont
Company the privilege OF laying a p
inch gas pipe across the bridge. which
was granted.
The American Telegraph and Tele-
phone Company OF Delaware asked
permission to place poles and wires
along the public road from st. James
Church to Marshallton The company
Is building line from Baltimore TO
Philadelphia. The matter was refer
red to the members Of that district.
Il was announced by President Hop
kins that the Trustees OF the Poor
desired the members OF the court to
tiNA|AN AA' IANiAAAA AA NAANHHANA AV~
morrow. The purpose OF the visit
viii be to discuss better plan for FIRE
protection for the county buildings at
Farnhurst
! A report was made OF the proceed
( ilngs OF the National Good Roads Con-
vention held az Port Huron. Mich.
( The committee that represented this
county was composed OF President
Hopkins. Commissioner Scoott and
Highway Commissioner Price
/ President Hopkins stated that he
had been informed by Comptroller
Chandler that all lighting contracts
with the county expired at the end OF
this year.
Commissioner McFarlin asked the
members 10 inspect the Red Lion
Marsh Causeway He thinks the bank
needs to be raised five or six feet to
protect surrounding country from
foods. The members will visit the
causeway this afternoon.
The time for the settlement OF the
workhouse bonds issued several weeks
ago. was extended for one week.
Evening journal., 1905-10-03
COMMITTEE
HAS BEEN DECIDED UPON
Elimination of Addicks Will
Aid the Negotiations for
Harmony

1t was announced today that ex-senator
L. Heisler Ball. chairman Of the Republic
can State Committee, will. within the
next forty-eight hours, name the sub-com-
mittee of that organization which will
meet the body selected yesterday by the
Union Republican State Committee at
Dover. The Regulars subcommittee will
be: Ex-senator Ball, chairman; r. Cole
man. DUPONT, OF Wilmington; Frederick
W. Curtis. OF Newark; George Massey
Jones Of Dover; and probably Charles II.
Maull of Lewes.
No time has been set for the joint meet
ing of. the subcommittee. but the ses-
sion win DOUBTLESS be held at Dover within
a fortnight lnasmuch as ]. Edward Ad.
dicks voluntarily resigned - q member
of the Unions Subcommittee when Sen
ator Alice was elected chairman, it is
believed that the meetings win proceed
without him. II this shall be the case
it will be an aid to the consummation Of
peace.
Evening journal., 1905-10-03
MAY Be ANOTHER
HITCH IN PLANS
City Solicitor Says Contract
for Reservoir Was Illegally
Drawn Up
DOES NOT BEtD LEGAL ASSISTANCE

Because of the contract entered into by
the Board Of Water Commissioners with
Jeremiah r. Finch. of Glen Falls, N. ~,
for the construction Of the S50o0,00O gallon
reservoir was not legally hrawn up. there
is probability of City Solicitor Sylves-
ter ID. Townsend refusing to approve Il.
In a letter submitted 70 the board the
City Solicitor holds that the contract
should have been prepared by him. where
as 1t was prepared by the department. and
had been signed by the contractor and
his surety, when It came into his possess
ion. He says:
TN regard to the contract with Jere-
miah r. Finch for the construction of
the sedimentation basin. desire to state
that the same viii be given careful con-
sideraton and returned TO you, APP
proved or rejected as soon as it is pos
sible for me to give Il the attention due
to matter involving the expenditure
OF more than $4,000. Much time would
have been saved IL the contract had been
prepared by me instead Of by your de-
partment. II is my duty to prepare all
contracts, and as I must pass judgment
upon them, / would rather prepare them.
When the Finch contract came into my
hands. II had been signed by the con-
tractor and his surety and then 1 was
asked to approve a contract which was
notp repaired by me- Notwithstanding that
II was my duty TO prepare IT,"
NO NEED FOR SPECIAL COUNSEL.
Referring to the employment Of special
counsel by the board Mr. Townsend has
this TO say:
There Is no necessity for special ooun.
sci at this time. / may not be able e
get the work out of the way as quickly
as the department desires. but the ma.
ture of the work submitted to a city so
lcitor Is such that there never has beer
and probably never will be a city so
licitor who can safely give opinions with
out ample time for "a careful consideration
Of the subject submitted to him and tn
law applicable thereto I was elected 4
perform the duties incident to the onic
Of city solicitor and shall do so as lon
as am able. At some future time I ma
ask for additional counsel. but ] certainl
do not need II now. and money spent o
special counsel at this time would b
wasted"
Evening journal., 1905-10-03
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
WANTS STREET VACATED

Through its attorneys, Ward and Gray
the p. B. & w. Railroad Company to-
day requested the Board of Street and
Sewer Commissioners to vacate Water
street from the easterly side OF French
street to the westerly side of Poplar
street in order that much needed addi-
tional space for the new railroad station
can be acquired. Water street from French
to Popular has already been vacated from
the northerly curb line to the northerly
building line.
In a letter to the board the officials OF
the railroad company say that unless It is
possible for them 10 use the desired re-
maining portion Of Water street. their
present plans for the station must neces-
sarily be abandoned and they win be COM
PEELED TO erect a station very little larger
than the old station which is now being
demolished
The board promised TO take action on
the matter on Tuesday next.
Evening journal., 1905-10-03
WANT TENTH STREET
RESOLUTION RESCINDED

William S. Hllles. representing the
f. l. DUPONT Company. appeared be-
fore the Board Of Street and Sewer
Commissioners today in the interest Of
the new office building which that
concern will shortly erect at Tenth
land Market streets. He called the
boards attention to the resolution
passed by the commission two years
ago providing for the widening OF
Tenth street between Market and
Tatnall streets and to the provision in
the resolution that no new permits for
buildings be issued unless the build
ings be erected back on the extended
building line on the northerly side of
the street.
Mr.. Hilles informed the board that
his clients wanted the booard to either
rescind the acton taken two years
ago. or compel every property owner
on the northerly side of the street "a
move back to the new building line
This it is hardly likely will be done
as the Street and Sewer Commission
would be obliged to buy up the fronts
Of all these properties and a consid.
'arable amount Of money would be
needed to do IL.
The DUPONT Company also desire,
permission to construct vaults undel
Tenth street and also I'm Market street
/ This request win likely be granted pro
viding a proper bond is given to insur'
their proper construction.
A further request made by Mr.. Hill.
les was that the board acquire thu
present private sewer in East Tent
street from Market to French streets
which would i'm course. of time have e
lbe taken over by the city anyhow. II
lis proposed to connect the new DUPONT
building with this sewer, but first o.
all, on account Of the extraordinary
depth Of cellar Of the big structure th'
lsewer would have to be greatly deep.
lened and this the Dupont Company
desires the city TO do
There will be sixty washrooms and
llavatories in the building and conse.
lquently alarge sewer win be needed.
The board promised Mr.. Hilles tina
it would Immediately take up the mat
tiers he brought to their attention an'
reach an early decision.
Evening journal., 1905-10-03
NEW CASTLE PRESBYTERY
MEETING At NEWARK

At the Presbyterian Church IN New
ark this afternoon the list stated
meeting Of the presbytery OF New
Castle Is being held. AT the last ses-
sion OF the preshytery, held IN 81.
Georges. resolution was passed to
exclude an reporters at this meeting
and there Is much speculation as TO
whether or not the Presbytery attends
to hold secret sessions.
one Of the most important matters
this afternoon viii be the election Of
omderator to succeed the Rev. r. M.
Beale. other business this afternoon
in addition TO the election Of officers
follows;
Temporary committees will be ap-
pointed; papers will be presented by
the stated clerk and referred; the COM
mittee on education viii make its re-
port; candidates win be examined.
and the standing confmittees will make
their rports. This evening there will
be sermon by the rtiring MODERATOR
the Rev. w. II. NJ. Beale.
Tomorrow the greater part OF the
business win be disposed OF.
Among th dissolutons to come be-
fore this session Is that OF the Rev.
r. A. Elwood. who desires the pastor
al relations between himself and Oil
vet Church dissolved. In order that he
may be transferred to Presbytery OF
Topeka, Kan. having accepted a call
to the pastorate of the First Presby-
terlan Church at Leavenworth.
Evening journal., 1905-10-03
STRONG TEAM WILL CROSS
BATS WITH GHESTERITES
Butchers Association Has
Selected Strong Aggrega-
ton of Baseball Players

The baseball team that viii accom-
pany the Butchers Association to
Chester on October II. when the mem
bers or that organization will be en-
tertained by the Butchers and Gro
GERS Association of Chester, is said
TO contain tn cream of the city in
baseball playing ability. Samuel Hin
ger has been selected as manager of
the team and Senior, the invincibls
second .baseman, will captain the ag-
gregation, and both he and Hinger
make the prediction that when the To-
cal players get through with the
Obstetrics the latter will look like
half smokes" The personnel Of the
team follows;
Hance. C; Garrity p; James Bacon
SIS; Johnson, 1b Senior, 2b; John To-
bin, Sb; Ray Bacon, If; Steel, cf;
George Tobin, RI.
Evening journal., 1905-10-03
GREAT INCREASE IN
CRUDE OIL EXPORTS
Due to Burning of Oil Fields
in Riots in Baku
District

Owing to the rioting OF Armenians
and Tartars in the BalSu district, Ash
attic Russia, and the burning of the
oil fields there, the export trade in
crude petroleum of the port of VIII
mington has greatly increased during
the past few weeks. French liners
unable to secure oil in the BalIu dis
trict are compelled to come to the
United States. and in consequence,
considerable petroleum is being ex-
ported from Marcus Hook weekly.
During the month Of September the
total exports Of oil reached S,56I36S
gallons, valued at S449,754.50 For the
corresponding period of last year the
number of gallons exported reached
5.71S.361. valued at sS16.434.S6. TIL s
shows an increase Of 2.S49,005 gallons
with an increased value Of s13S,S1s.64-
Evening journal., 1905-10-03
FALL OPENING At JAcOBrS

Enterprisins Merchant Presents New
Lines of Goods to Purchasers
Tomorrow will be a big day at Jacooy
bic store. Nos. 224-22s Market street. the
event being the annual fall opening and
crowds of people win throns the estab-
lsbment from early morning until late
at night
For the occasion Mr.. Jaeoby has added
70 his already large stock a complete line
of all the latest and most up-to-date
stvles in millinery. hats, cloaks, suits and
in fact everything that can be found in
a progressive store of the day com
nlete force Of clerks will be on hand
,,bose Measure it will be to wait upon
and look after those who visit the store
and the surprise of the day will be the
remarkably reasonable prices at which all
goods will be offered for sale.
Evening journal., 1905-10-03
tilt, he withdrew his second vote thus
allowing the tie to remain.
ADDTcKs FLARES UP.

tilt, he withdrew his second vote thus
allowing the tie to remain.
ADDIcKs FLARES UP.
In the midst Of the turmoil and before
Mr.. Clark had withdrawn his vote as
chairman someone moved that 1--WE adj
journ," which met with opposition by Ad-
dicks and his friends. When matters were
waxing warm, Walter II. Hayes declared
that a M lion to adjourn was always IN
order This led Addicks to shout; what
right have you here. anyhow You are
not a Union Republican"
Mr.. HAYES retorted: you do not know
what Republican is"
DR.. Layton urged the members not 10
engage in personalities.
A recess was taken at this juncture IN
order that the respective forces could
confer. Addicks and his band gathering
in the dining room. After consulting win
Chairman Clark on the matter Of naming
the subcommittee. and which consuita-
ton ava7ed nothing. Addicks wrote out
the names of Alice, Layton, Tharp, Groves
and himself as the members.
COMMITTEE NAMES COMMITTEE.
When the state committee reassembled
Dr. Layton moved that committee OF
three be named by the chair to select th'
subcommittee in question. This commit
tee. comprised Layton, Addicks and secre'
tary of tsate Cahall and its meeting re-
suited in Dr. Marshall being substituted
for Mr.. Tharp. The revised list was ac-
cepted by the State Committee after
which it adjourned.
When the subcommittee subsequently
met for organization, and when Addicks
urged the selection Of DIR. Marshall foI
chairman. Senator Alice outwitted Ad.
dicks by securing the chairmanship him
self. Addicks dramatic resignation fol.
lowed and the proceedings Of the day
were at an end.