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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-05-05
A MANIFESTATION OF BOSSISn.

1t has long knowledge the average
that bossism makes itself puden known and mscvousy felt
at the state house only the promoting unworthy
bills and in defeating debating who
shall who shall fill Offices created legislation those
already created which become Heretofore bosss been
content conne abors lobbes and cloak While it
did pretend absolute nevertheless shank from
public exploitation and thus escaped of the penalties that full
publicity would have inflicted
Yesterday however vesge of and
OF ecency thrown the winds and the chairman secretary and
executive committee Of the Republican committee
veaed themselves the when they
Republican member of the assembly letter unan
mousy and earnestly recommending FIVE attorneys whose
included for favorable consideration candidates for the
superior That the gentlemen happen be of high
standing both their profession citizenship that
they all well equipped render valuable and efficient service
bench
by this handful Republicans their personal choice for
members of the judiciary the legislature and people
No will be believe smooth and
phrase unanimously and earnestly recommend anything
than deliberate command Couched in the words of suggestion
reality positive and distinct order the dsobedence of which
will be followed by chastsenlen There is member
of the legislature who received copy of this letter who does
realize that failure comply with its unanimous and
recommendation will heavy penalty for him coterie
Of political bosses who issued impose.
If the letter intended suggestion of worthy
why the General Charles Wilson omitted? Is
easily peer any all included both
standing acq.
law in knowledge in his public
private citizen he equal any the gentle
named and the of ome3 Even the mpudent bosses
who subscribed this mshievous mssve no
Why then General Wilson dropped from the st Is Chair
Holden fellow prepared
that question they ready deny that in sending
personally prepared they perempory ordering
and merely suggesting the election of attorneys named
the exclusion of all others?
That spirit suggestion the letter and
forwarded made manifest ITSELF which
six onyus the number of judges be chosen If
intended merely recommend deemed preement
the list would certainly besides
Of the six gentlemen which appear upon it. would have
those Of General Wilson, Former Attorney
of Attorney General Grenough of Archibald Mateson,
William A Morgan, of Charles E. German and others.
Such list would have been of suggestion in would
have left members of the general assembly
and independence of judgment But suggestion
tended 1t auocrac order that issued against
serespecng members OF the general assembly recognizing
responsibility and their dignity should rebel Bosssm
enough of its manifestations but when presumes
the choice judges becomes monstrousy brazen dangerous
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-05-05
LIQUOR BILL PASSED.

Senator Nugent from the same COM
mittee reported an act In amendment OF
chapter 102 Of the general laws This
was the act relating 10 the soliciting OF
orders for liquors. passed in concurrence
Senator Horton from the committee on
finance reported back n resolution appro-
priating $1,000 for the purchase of certain
copies of early deaths and marriages. The
act WIS amended by providing that no
part Of the appropriat ton should be used
before Jan. l. 1906 The amendment was
adopted and the act was passed.
Senator Shepard OF Bristol introduced
an act fixing the fees Of deputy sheriffs
and other officers in attendance In the
sessions Of the courts; referred to the
committee on finance.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-05-05

Canege life of James Watts the inventor of the engine
excellent strong thing about this advice
is that only is honored but from who has
great life modern system
There little comfort the philosophy of Andrew Carnegie for
the gambler speuator He
and offers hopes whatever OF such calling
Industry good frugay three great fac
tor OF business success.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-05-05
NEWPORT
Man A
SUICIDE

David Blues. who for number OF years
had been employed in the Boston store,
in Newport. committed suicide at his
home on Warren street yesterday. shoot
ing himself In the brain with a .32-calibre
revolver.
He was alone in the house at the time
of the shooting in his bedroom, the noise
of the shot being heard by one OF his
children. who summoned Officer Tobin,
who lives close by.
DR.. Sullivan was called, but on his ar
rival the man was dead. Medical Ex-
amner Ecrowd viewed the body and gave
the verdict as suicide.
Blues had been drinking heavily OF late
and II is thought the act was done when
he was despondent.
He leaves a widow and three children
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-05-05

If old saying that wise changes his mind be true,
Brooklyn who after voting four times against the
grab its favor and thus passed the
undoubtedly something important
figuring in his mind than that old however.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-05-05

Chairman Holden reported favorng less arduous work on
the rings friends fall Let friend OF good
Holden will be engaged the kind
political manipulation fall marked and marred his leader
ship last He is only waiting the assembly off his hands
Friends of political methods should register and be prepared
to put barriers in his way the caucuses
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-05-05
The Grow1er.
Yes, Bill Is mar

Yes. Bill Is mar
ried again." said
one OF a party OF
men in answer to a
question put TO him
as TO the where
abouts of one OF
the congenial spir-
its who had not
been seen about
his usual haunts
for some time.
And say. too" he
continued. "y o u
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-05-05

It looks if the New York Sun guessed right when said
Sam Feenden the Connecticut senatorial contest in
order McLens friend into The
scheme worked all right
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-05-05

he did convince the general public that he had been mee
ented Governor Higgins has evidence OF independence
and sound judgment.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-05-05

Until few days notice at all was taken OF the kind OF
legislation brought up the house OF representatives wink
necessary different but the sessions business
is about all completed
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-05-05

Kaneko and other gueless Japanese spokesmn wish 1t
that Oyama and his staff merely the advance agents
OF American trade and prosperity in the Orient
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-05-05
What Others
Are Saying

Rear Admiral Melvlle's recent breezy
utterances on national policy In regard 10
the philippines and the Panama canal are
enything but calculated 10 lessen the III
will OF the navy Cohurgers toward him
In his view the Philippines are an element
OF weakness that an evil genius has i'm
posed upon the country. y."-Philadelphla
Record.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-05-05

That Journal article Creditabe Selections appears
proper place the northwest corner to
page through of those unacountab vagaes OF
the make up men.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-05-05

Let's send ulmatums Castro until improve
the weak affair projected by Assistant Secretary Loon
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-05-05

And Mayor Weaver of Philadelphia woke 1t required big
jolt, though.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-05-05

'"rhe new and greater Japan facing rs
across the Pacific will be less a menace
.han a stimulus. To take any other view
would be TO say that our Atlantic sea-
boarl would be richer and more highly de-
velored IL Russia and states like those or
the palkans fronted us from the western
coast OF Europe instead Of highly civil
lied states like Engle nd. France and Ger
many"-New York American.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-05-05

Dr. Oser takes his OF humor from land where
it is difficult to one where is a fatal gift
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-05-05

wouldn't think Bill had so much horse
the old boy married his first wife's
dressmaker-mighty nice girl, too, she Is
by the way"
Married his first wife's dressmaker. did
you say-how did he happen TO do that?"
they all asked in a chorus.
We'll. it's quite tale" was the reply.
you see when his wife died, Bill didn't
have much money left OF course he was
fairly comforta bile but then he didn't have
quite all the coin that he wished he had
so he began to figure II out and the up
shot was that he proposed to Miss K.
However she didn't accept him right off
YOU know, and Bill didn't sleep for six
nights for fear she'd say. no When she
gave her consent he was the happiest man
i'm town and"
We11-wel1 Interrupted one OF the
party. What had BINS marrying the
dressmaker got To do with the money end
OF lt?'
why, you see. as / said before. the
dressmaker used to make Bits first
wife's dresses and consequently he had
most of Bill's money Bill married her 10
get some OF 10 back. 7 tell YOU boys we
have never quite appreciated the deepness
OF Bills brain!"
In one OF the local public schools. so
the story was told the Growler. there
are a number Of Italian children. Some OF
them were inclined TO come 10 school
with dirty faces, hands and ears and
a few Of them had not had
a whole bath for some time. This Incl
dent so n Is Is said, happened last Oc-
tober one 81 the children was particu-
lary dirty and. TO be plain. smeled it
as II he hadn't had n bath since the first
one I'm life The teacher expostulated with
the youngster and sent him home with the
remark, Tell your mother TO give you
n bath"
The boy left and the next morning the
teacher was visited by the boys elder
sister. who found the teacher and asked
II Il was she who had sent the boy homo
the day before with the above instruc-
tions, Upon being answered In the az
nrmative the young girl said: Wen. me
mamma tell me 10 come tell you she
sewn Pedro's clothes on for the winter
and she no take them Off for you or any
body
I'D
Even with my limited knowledge OF
women said "a man 10 me yesterday. IL
am led TO firmly believe that they are be
coming yearly more OF factor ia the
worlds makeup. one finds them In al
most every walk Of lifc-ln theprofesslons.
stores. business houses and she. lovely
woman. is becoming daily better able TO
speak fetAt-fself. Can you imagine an oc-
CasiOu when "a woman arises TO "A more
sublime pinnacle OF oratory than when
ovcrworked and under-fed hubby comes
meandcring home at a. m. and en-
deavors 90 open the front door with a
champagne cork he has neglected to leave
at the last placer | cant
why she can do about everything
man can do these days-eNcept throw
a stone straight--this she will never aC-
Compiish
Sooner or later the churches viii have
to cut that obey part out ~ the mar
riage ceremony, for the women won,
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-05-05

"The alleged finding OF John Paul Jones
body hv Ambassador Porter has started
A discussion as 20 who was the father OF
the American Navy Some OF his admirers
have bestowed the title upon Admiral
Jones our Irish fellow citizens claim II
for the gallant and redoubtable Captain
John Barry. History usually gives II 10
Commodore Esek Hopkins. chicago
Tribune
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-05-05
3ddYSa~yeN
ASSEMBLY WILL ELECT
JUDGES NEXT TUESDAY.
Continued from page One.


The senate was called 10 order at II 80
His Excelleney Gov. Utter. In the chair
and a quorum present. The records or
Thursday were read and approved.
Senator Stoddard from the committee on
finance reported back without recon-
mendation an act which provides for rev.
enue OF the state.
Senator Arnold moved to make the act
the special order for Wednesday, next and
this was voted.
Senator Arnold desired to present GER
tain amendments 10 the act.
The chair stated that this was not IN or
der M this time.
Senator Stiness moved that all amend
ments proposed should be ordered printed
and at once mailed to members OF the
senate and this was voted.
Senator Anthony from the committee on
judiciary reported back an act creating
the office Of the fifth judicial district;
passed I'm concurrence.
Senator Easton from the same commit
toe reported back an act 10 authorize the
city of Pawtucket 10 make appropriations
for the support of hospitals: passed.
Senator Robinson. from the same COM
mittee. reported back an act 10 authorize
the town OF North Providence to Issue
bonds: passed.
Senator Stiness reported back from the
same committee the acts providing FIR
Improvement OF the reformatory system
at Cranston with sundry petitions with
recommendation that they be continued 10
the next general assembly; voted.
PASSED IN CONCURRENCE
Senator Potter from the committee on
corporations reported back an act to in
corporate the New England Fire Insur-
ance Co. with recommendation OF pas
sage passed IN concurrence
Senator Wilbur from the committee on
special legislation reported back an act 70
auend chapter % OF the general laws en-
titled "of the suppression OF certain nui-
sances. This was the act which provides
ir4t-clubs which sell liquor must be II.
censed; passed In concurrence.
Senator White from the same committee
reported back an act fixing the time of
electing certain officers I'm the town OF
North Smithfied: passed In concurrence.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-05-05

'"rhe German government has notified
the United States that this country viii
not he permitted under the most Favored
nation clause 10 share I'm the Dement'S
granted other counties having reciprocity
treaties with Germany, but that the
Uni ed states must enter into reciproc-
itv treaty on its own account. This Is sim
rly applying 10 the United states the
prime pie contended for by this country
for something IKE elghty-flve years. -
Denver Republican.
There is altogether too much Irritation
in tho ranks OF Democrats with the un-
democratic doctrine OF government own
ershin OF corporations doing an Interstate
business. Memphis Commercial Appeal
Germany Is negotiating n commercial
treaty with Morocco. and it Is given out
In Official quarters the German govern
ment intends 20 ignore the Anglo French
understanding This Is Germany's way or
show ing It's resentment against the better
relations existing between France and
Greut Britain and OF notifying those Pow
ers they may not reckon upon any poliu-
cHi movements without considering the
German Empire "--Pittsburg Gazette.
Germany has definitely formed and
openly announced n purpose 10 retaliate
against the American high tariff. This is
precisely what the Democrats OF the
country have predicted as n result ~ the
failure OF Republican legislation 90 pro-
vide reciprocity Louis Republic.
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Iad.ssrial MN,

= 10 rsportsd thaa tss sAata II
saalroaA Il ahoat - take over The Tex.
- 0satral The Fead extends fros
taes In . perthwssserly dirsctioa II
etanford and 10 AS n..ss lag. n
y hsisg extended anoGher nifty or six.
miles northwsss frem ssamfora.
anA tis reported ths Santa 70 10 b.
hind this move 70 sxssnd the line 70
1sxico On the Peoos Valley line Of
ths Santa Fs system.
4 report last isnsd b. the Usit.
ed Statsa Geological survsy shows
that laat year The United eta.es pro.
dsesd % par cent o1 tie worlds
knowa outpot Of nassra ~. the
vAlss Of The production being eas.
lss.7so. The fosr principal prsd.o.
Ing statss wsees Psnnsylvania, West
vissinia. Indiana and Ohio. i-.
4 An increase In the tstAl mileage of
railroads In Alabama 10 shovn In the
annnal report Of the Alabama Rail.
rod oomnis,ion. DARING tho yes,
eaded June 30. Last the mileage In.
ossassd as. -. s
4 company has bean organised q
acquire the Wichita Valley railway.
which extends from Bysrs 70 Seymour.
Texas. distance Of 76 miles. Thil
rod connects with the Fort Worth
I'D Denver division Of the Colorado
a.d Southern. which is expected "a
taks over the control.
= is reported that company,
basksd By English capital. has prao-
ideally besn formed 70 consolidate all
ths brick plants in wsstsru Miseouri.
scathsrn Nsbraksa. Karsas and Okla
hSma and Isdisp Territory. Forty.
ave brick manufacturing companies.
IL Il said. have Alrsady given options
% their plants. .,s,
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rdbuo. Advertising Rate,
Are Reasonable
Trostss's Sale.

IL. & y;i:'s &: * e. az 3 = T. s:; ~,
g. 9. H. p: 3, asS &: =. 8 s:.s
is e + 8 H Gsscss @ g; sosSsy' ' 'Gefor.Ss, 40 5.
::a q .s. s:s:s g. ;siss: ce;es:do e e. =
81 . =. = ssih j ,o.:ss.. I g fis.ss |: s.rsa
': e e. sssGs:ii e.: i.:.ss.iss = 70:
1oe dx9aa q oos hundred and afty dollar.
WI. it Is provided 1. .ssd dssd q tr..se
that eAss Of default In the paynsat q seid
tsselS5 shall, spoo Tho sppilestioa q ths l.sel
shs HI. titis and intsfsst q . ssid jossph
Pi..c sed IN tSs m.ansf dssisssss1 = ,sH
30 Soal .s.I. Puhls eotie. hsyi.s nr's
Wisssss, dslsult has besn made " che Sas.
ibsrl.s aseording 70 Its .snor, and that there
so.s - ssm q oas hcndrsd asd aisy dOiisrs
aad - dollar inseress mo
os Is. ss.Sis sss Ssse s
rsquS16 nade f1s the sale Of sid prcpssty 30
sosdel p she t:ens q .atd dssd q trust, fos
TIE ~ Hesttoe Of said incsotedosss snd ths
~ tS:sssoss.. !, ~ z. J. frsdrsek.os, p.bl,e
t..st L Ssd ios shs ccnnsy q yrs@oet and
vseso 1ses6y i've notios that 90 nonday. tbs
nth A1yo! November, A. d. !s1, At the hour Of
two 5ssk 2. ~, a. the south eroot door n tha
as4 ~ }hS rGkS. tue and Interest OF said ycc
sph j Warner 10 and 10 tho same, for the high
est aQ1 hsst price the same will bring In cash,
:. tI'ssOa and tho s1esas.s Of sI'satinz shL
Ds3e1 osaobse 10, A. D. laQs.
Cd. .fREDRICKSON,
Pub,ig frlssss 10 and sos tfs.oni eounIy, Col
oea2o.
yi..s pcsslsstIoe 9ssossr z, -;
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Win Yea. Separation.

g Paris. Nov. 1.-THE beginning Of
~ end Of the long and bitter stfus.
RI for the SEPARATION Of church and
stats in Francs, was witnessed today
VIXEN the senate bsgan the debate on
tbs bill - IL passsd the chamber Of
dspatiss. A. IL has already besn ap.
proved BY tho senate committee IL
paasass b . larss majority II . fore
eoss eoalusios. AZ The saas tins
ths minssity 10 preparing 10 mako .
Asses psotsst On the ground thas ths
Dsassrs win nssAisssly provoke asita.
der By spsstins social and rslis.
ioss ooaAisioss. s.-.
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IT WAS A HunRR.
Grand BAN BY Odd Fsllows Eclipssd
all Fssmsf Eveats.

Il w . humnatr. !.
Nsvsr saw ~ thing liks Il Ii Flor.
epce.
The Houseoa opera hosss was the
attraotion last svsains asd the l. o.
o. r. gra.d halt was tbs drawing
Gard. Il wAs 1usa a:s0 e'cloek Whae
the K. P. bad lined up in froat u
the Houston opsfs hpuss ard dis-
oourssd number Of swsst selsotions
70 rsmind Al,s dear psopis That thsrs
was somsthine doin9. AZ this tire
shs opssa heass began 10 ali sp with
the ioven o1 the art Of dascing ard
BY . O'Clock ~ rosa wasvsu, hlisd.
Mike Doyle had oharxe oe ths door
and msAs . great saoueo Of his
daliberaticans. Il was just . o's1ssA
when the sws44 straans of ~ Sym
phony orohsstra started The erasa
msroh which was indslesd In - 18th
young and old. Tho nsor. although
. nav ons end tks hrsk time II was
ever used was In the pink Of ooudi-.
tiou. and after couple of dances was
~ smooth - ooald b..
One Of the events of the svssinG
Wa nne cake given away 70 tAe
noss popular isAy present. ThS
award was nads at .. =. aad Ethel
AoDs.ah vas ths happy rsoipisns. 4
In one oornsr sf tho hail the Re.
bskahs served punch asd Wsfszs whils
in the ad3sinins rom sandwiches aad
hot oofies were prepared for these whs
desired 1t. sa aifi ra = alIei
A ohsok saand IN ohszve 1t fear Or
ave Odd Fellows aid GOD bssinsss
md al articles were rsstorsd - tbS
proper owners. The vsry bsst of srdsr
W. AAintained and npt the lsast thtAg,
vent wrong % mar The pleasures q
svenipg. u was > .. m. whsn ths
dance oeeclsdsd ssd al went home
prsisine the L o. o. p. fer n sx-
csllsnt time. 500 hif tt
Il isrundsrsssea thas the Odd 1sl.
lows cleared qsits . hAndsons sun
which gives Into special fssd for
the sntertainment Of the Grand Lodge
which Dss1s here nszt Oetebss. ~
The + o. o. =. ssscstivs con.
mittse desires 70 thank the psopls u
Florssss. Rsskvals. Coal Osssk,
Portland. Canon Uity ord inssdiAss
vicinity fer the iibssaI yalrssass., ~
also thaas nssnbsFs Whs y kindly
assisted In making tAs alAfr . -.
csss. - s.- = " 8se u =
Ths ssxs ball - - sivsl n ~
odd 1sllsvs will - o. Ohrissnas
night in 1sseaa Aell. e-..s,,
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Oaiahsaaa Wei Auat.

Lawtes. Okls Nov. ii-In ssls-
hsatjaa q ~ Anal shas1osasat =
ths laeb Indisn rssssvatios q vsst-
sTn 0tlaAems b ~ cattle kisss.
sed she eahsstng IN Of asriealtsral
oiti,aesship . big ressd.sy go ssls.
bfattea - AAld today q ~ tswn
II OAattaaeeGA The program In.
oludsA- . BIG, volf hunt and othss
spostine events.
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Rsgby In Boston

Boseos. Nov. lI-Football epthu.
siasts Il this vicinity wsrs trssbsd IA
. novelty shis aftsrsoon whsu the
sseu q Dalbossis university Of Dsl.
hessis. n. D.. lined sp asaipst IN al.
Halifax tsa1 for . game sf EnGlish
Rssby. The 1pslish game 10 played
with ~ nsa i.ssaad of sisvsn = In
the ADssidan sans ef twslvs - Il
rsqairsd In Ne Oanadisn game.
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Dig ShiD Lasnehs4.

Lna1ss. Msv. ll-Ths Aest Of the
I've nan.sth ssips bsilAisg q Bel.
- 1T ~ OAssAiaa PaciAs Atlantio
uss - lsaasAsA ts1ag. Ths laaseh.
M = ~ asssA shiy b ssYscssd 70
foiisv ssss nestA. 81 bstA viii -
q ~ O. Laassses resss II kay
ssst. xhs ships viil we shsis
plass aisae ~ isfgsss vsssah in The
vssA AQeaa esAss IhisGs thsy viii
b psovtdsd wish eight dsoks. whsre-
= The new AnsFies, row the largest
vessel aaeat, hes bat seven.
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1AD Treat.

Boulder. Nov. lo-H Aesstoo
manages epsfA hoes. Ylerssos-
oosgreve's Ceoesrs Orohsstss Assse
trsat Besldsr ever bed. giensd 4. O.
0sltssitb. nasages Esrsks Olsb.
Ths Csssrsvss will appear ~ The
Hosstsa opera hesss o. Friday even.
iss. Nev. i7sh. .r
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TAfs Daes II Ui1lsry.

isso-PiyssIlh pilssiss sistsd
. eo.rsst ~ sksst ssvsrnnsst % 90
1. fosss = lAnssates ~ . Sssso
ie4o-Ik1sssh.sss q skaessl.
l7ll-0serss I is1sd sdiet prohib.
isins clergy osddling with stass
sflaiYs.
. 17vl--Aasquh 4 Laaaystts =.
lApsA fpeo psissa - oansts. sc ~
| Isol-Janss neesss sppolnssl mis-.
isess - Spain. s4 -a.t aaat1-'s ga
lsos-0ssae tsapsst - Late Erie
Many 'vsssrl,. ~ livss losG *
isSs-Js6ds. Japss. dsstroysA b.
an earthquake. eA .-
lssl-Oashslis seavsess 10 RslahA
elosad % sbasUs q easspitias inssr.
Eeotion.
isN-Third Pisaary Cossoii d
Caaholio church eonvsosd u Balti.
more. IA q. Eal4 ~ ,t. 81 li'
iseS-Masksd robbers hold sp ssain
d Illinois CsntFsl railroad and gsl
q. 900. 90.
isoe-Richard Parker. Who psssidsd
= TRIAL es John Brovs. disd.
1892 John A. Logan. Jr.. killed
n battls in Philipinss.
isos-RelaDd AoliDsasx acquitted
q murder after ees Of szssssss orini.
Al trials ever hsld in New York.
isol--Lev Dillies trstasd s:oi q
Memphis.
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Daiiy Service v ths csase.

ohlsssa. New. ii-us~.s nsiss
soseErey ~ daily ssrvtss q w.
"oslifeesia tas3ssa., vil b ssssasd
b ~ ne4ss p bstvess oAisase.
L~ -AapsisA een Dasss ~ Be-
1r.siass.; AsessssFs ~ sssis hss
bssa s1nala0 ss0i,vAakly.
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Aseh,.oa rop.s. s Santa r. Railway.

No. 635-From Pusble and ali
sop potst. ~. fS.ss ;s;sIs a:slT ~ III s,
!, -, a:S.r d.hy5 5 $50.
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