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The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-07-31
PRESIDENTS
GREETINGS To
POPE Plus X

Rome, July 31.-The Pope today received
the American pilgrimages, conducted by
the Rt. Rev. Henry Gabriels, bishop OF
Ogdensburg, -. Y, and the Rev John j.
McCrane OF Brooklyn. n. ". who were
presented by Mgr. Kennedy. rector OF the
American College
The pontifr recalled with satisfaction
that Immediately after his election the
first pilgrimage he received, Aug 5. 1905
was composed OF Americans, and was con-
Quoted by FIR. McCrane and was pre-
sented by Cardinal Gibbons The Pope is
enjoying excellent health.
Mr.. McCrane gave the Pope a gold pen
and obtained the pontiff's white skull cap
and Bishop Gabriels presented the Pope
with $3.50 OF Peters Pence The bishop
also read an address in which he said
Catholicism was making rapid strides in
the United States, due TO the complete
freedom which the church enjoyed and
the good will OF the American civil au-
thortles
Continuing. Bishop Gabriels auote1
President Roosevelt as saying TO him on
learning that the bishop was TO conduct
pilgrimage 10 Rome:
Tell the Pope that / send him my pro-
found regards. l have tried TO treat prot
estants and Catholics alike as my latest
appointments show ] will try TO perpet-
uate this policy This republic will stand
for many century. ! expect that there
VIII be Catholic presidents as well as
Protestant trust that they all will treat
each other as ] have tried 10 do"
The Pope answered. thanking the bishop
most warmly, expressing his great love
Tor the United States and his very high
est esteem OF President Roosevelt. The
pontin also presented the leaders OF the
pilgrimages with medals and consented
TO be photographed In the group OF pill
grims.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-07-31
BISHOP REFUSES Contribution
FROM JOCKEY CLUB

Washington, July 81. - 'Unclean
money" has no attraction for the
clergymen who are leading the anti
gambling movement I'm the Philippines,
according 10 advices received In Wash
ington from the islands. Through
agents OF n Jockey club, against which
the Ministerial league OF the Philip
pines Is making campaign, Bishop
G. H. Brent OF the Protestant Episcopal
church OF the Philippines was offered
$1,000 for the various charities In which
he is Interested, but the money was
refused.
reported 10 be united in the movement
against racetracks and cock-pits in
the Philippines. The movement of the
churchmen Is reported In the advices
from the islands to have gained such
strength that prominent men who have
been Identified with the Jockey club
as officers have been compelled to re-
sign for business reasons.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-07-31

be issued from your department directing
the police officers to secure any dogs
found upon their beats having no collars.
and hold them subject TO the proper dis
position by the dog officer. Very respect
fully yours,
ELISHA DYER. Mayor"
The mayors letter was based upon a
complaint made by Charles T. Walker
yesterday TO the chief of police.
Mr.. Walker claimed that an ugly and
vicious dog bit him below his left knee
and exhibited a bad wound. which a
physician had cauterized.
Mayor Dyer directed the dog officer to
See that the animal. which Mr. Walker
declared belonged 10 f. Il. Mason. be put
out OF existence.
DR.. Eug, ne King, deputy superintendent
OF health in this city. Is awaiting re-
port from Boston on the final microscopic
tests OF the brain and spine OF the dog
that bit the Silva boy last Saturday.
1t is hoped that the report will show
that the animal which was killed imme-
diately. was not afflicted with rabies, as
was indicated by the first test
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-07-31
GILMAN FINED
FOR ASSAULT At
CENTRAL FALLS

Frank Gilman OF Pawtucket was be-
cbareed with assauIt on '' Two oft,cers'
and he was given Ene OF ss and costs
In each case. amounting In all TO some
thing over S22.
IL appears that Detective Coomb
found a man on High street yesterday
afternoon who was considerably under
the influence OF liquor. and concluded
was making the arrest Gilman came
along and interfered with the officer.
scene about this time and took hand
In the game. but Gilman concluded that
he would do good job, so he struck
sherman In the face with such force
ing his nose TO bleed rather badly.
Then he turned his attention TO De-
tective Coombs and administered a bad
Both OF the men were locked up
and then the wounds OF the ohcers
were attended TO by DIR. Fenwick
been fined in the district court at Paw
tucket a couple OF weeks ago for an as
sault with a danserogs eiPmrn weapon
$~man whose name would indicate
that he was a Pole was set upon by a
gang OF roughs In a saloon on Central
street last evening and before they got
through with him he was rather badly
used up. The fight which began In the
saloon was finally finished lup In the
assaulted. and who had but one arm
reported the matter at the police sta,
tion IL was found that he had received
bad cut over his left eye and was
otherwise considerably bruised NO ar
rests were made.
CURIOUS ACTIONS.
While sitting in the window Of his bed
room yesterday morning about l;O
o'clock. looking for burglars, Prof James
f. Murphy, the well-known Instructor OF
dancing, was startled by sudden blaze
OF light from the rear OF his house.
Mr.. Murphy lives In the house owned
by Mr. Murphy himself Thinking his
house was aire he looked through the
windows for the location of the blaze and
saw a man In the yard in the rear OF Mr..
Horrock's house, burning a bundle OF
clothes.
The police were at once notified by tele-
phone by Mr.. Murphy and officer Hebert
was sent to the scene. In the meantime
the professor watched the man dodge
back and forth between the buildings and
finally disappear
When OFFICER Hebert arrived on the
scene all that was left were few shreds
of the clothing. showing the bundle 10
have been made UP of underclothing
The unreasonable hour for burning old
clothes puzzled the police and even yet
they have not been able TO give a salts
factory solution TO the mans strange ac-
tions.
VOLUNTEER GIVEN A TRIAL.
Members OF the Central Falls Veteran
Firemen's association had the old Volun-
teer out on Cross street last evening for
n trial There was quite a crowd OF the
members on the brake and there was
every evidence that the machine is pre-
pared 10 give a good account of herself at
the coming musters%
AGED WOMAN DEAD.
Mrs. Harriet Woodbury.. an old resident,
died at her home on Central street yes
terday after a somewhat extended illness
with troubles incident 10 old age. She had
passed her Goth birthday and much of her
life was spent in this city, where she
was held in universal esteem and respect
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-07-31
PETTY THIEVES CERTAINLY
HAVE 4 MECCA IN PROVIDENCE

Morris Perodensis OF a Laurel Hill ave-
nuo reports that while he was at work
painting a house at 81 Athea street that
watch valued at $50 was stolen from
his clothing hanging on a partition.
Mary Plummer reports TO the police
that $3.50 OF her money has been stolen
from her room at 2Si Pine street, and
Mary Connors reports that 81 have been
stolen from her room at the same place
Harry Albion OF III Charles street re-
ports TO the police that yesterday s. was
stolen from the top OF his bureau during
the absence OF his family from the house.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-07-31

Some agnostics are agnostics merely be-
cause It Is troublesome TO select a re-
ligion.
Having ones cake and eating Il Is hap
silly exemplifled I'm the senate. where the
representatives OF the people are EN-.
ployed by the trusts.
There Is always room somewhere for
the surplus IN too much OF n good thing.
Uneasy lies the head which wears a
frown.
Never do today what can be better done
tomorrow.
There are no labor unions to contend
with In the erection OF air castles-
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-07-31
FORMER COUNCILMAN C0FFEY'S
/ SON BITTEN SEVERELY BY DOG

Lawrence T. Coffey. the 2h-year-old
son OF former Councilman Corey, was
severely bitten by a dog yesterday after
noon at the corner OF Huron and Regent
streets. The animal was owned by a Mr.
Glenn. and while the child was az play
the setter snapped at the child and
caught him just below the eye, innicting
bad wound and IL is considered fortu-
nate that the eye Itself was not torn
The bite was cauterized by DR. John T.
Farrell, who says that the boy is out Of
danger Though the dog was not mad.
nor naturally vicious. MIR. Glenn deemed
" best TO have the dog killed and
through patrolman had Dog officer
Dean summoned. who killed the canine.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-07-31
GALLAGHER AND PORTER
ON TRIAL FOR PE0NAGE

Pensacola, Fla. July 31-The prelim-
mary trial, OF Robert Gallagher. wood SUI
perntendent and j. p. Porter. bookkeep-
er for the Jackson Lumber company at
Lockhart, Ala, on the charge OF peon-
age, was begun yesterday, before United
States Commissioner Marsh.
Harry Lyman OF New York made oath
that he had been given 20 lashes with a
rawhide for attempting TO get away af-
ter having been run down with blood
hounds. an additional 20 because he would
not plead for mercy
The hearing will be resumed today.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-07-31
CITY HALL AND HALL OF
JUSTICE CAN Be RESTORED

San Francisco. July 3i.-The board Of
supervisors passed a vote OF confidence I'm
the major part OF the city hall and also
the hall OF justice at It's meeting yester-
day. A special committee reported that
"at least 90 per cent OF both buildings
can be made OF use again and within less
than two years they can be completely
and economically restored"
The board resolved that the debris and
wreck should be cleared away and the
hall OF records be Immediately put In
good condition.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-07-31
QUICK RETR|BUT|ON
FOR ITALIAN SLAYER

New York. July 31.-Vengeance for a
murder he had committed was visited
swiftly upon an italian named Salvatore
siammonco after he had shot and NOR
tally wounded his countryman. Salvatore
Carodone on South street. near the Full
ton market today.
Hardly a minute after the shooting ST.
nmmonco was stabbed in the heart and
Instantly killed by Giuseppe Tocco. All
three are peddlers who were buying fish
NJ the market
Tocco and Carodone. who are brothers
in-law. were engaged in conversation
when there were Joined by Siammonco.
In quarrel which followed. Siammonco
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-07-31

drew revolver and fired at Cardone
who fell with a bullet wound near the
heart.
The assailant then fled. pursued by
Tocco. A block or two away Tocco
caught up with Siammonca and closed
with him. In the struggle Tocco pulled
long bladed fish knife and plunged IL
into the other mans chest. The blade
penetrated the heart and Siammonco fell
dead.
The tragedy was witnessed by scores
OF marketmen and pedestrians who
thronged the street, but II was enacted
so swiftly that not man could inter
fere. Tocco was arrested.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-07-31
BROKEN TROLLEY WIRE
GAVE FREE EXHIBITION

magnificent electrical display was
given yesterday afternoon when n troll
ley wire on the porte cochere at the
Union Passenger station broke and fell
on 10 tho iron fence over the subway.
The members OF Hose responded
quickly when they saw shooting sparks.
but their services We're not needed.
The wire was soon repaired by work.
men OF the Rhode Island company. but
the break delayed trolley car traffic a
few minutes.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-07-31
DENNY HAS SERIOUS Loss

Edward c. Denny reports TO the police
That he lost on the 18th instant In this
city or at Crescent Park a black memo
randum book containing two round trip
tickets between this city and Kansas
City. No, and drafts payable TO the
Denny Jewelry company. one valued at
Aa& and three valued at 500 each.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-07-31
TWO SMALL FIRES

An outburst OF flame on the top OF a
trolley pole last evening opposite Wlcken-
den street caused Hose Is to be summon
ed by a still alarm. Except for the char
ring slightly Of the top OF the pole there
was nc damage.
A burning chimney on the house at 1856
Pine street yesterday afternoon was the
cause of calling out Hose 10 extingulsh
the small fire. There was no damage.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-07-31
EAST PROVIDENCE
Committee on New England
Muster Makes Report
Mrs. Bates Entertaining a. Party
Of Friends From Providence

The Watchemoket Are company held a
well attended meeting last evening, when
the committee on the New England mus
ter reported progress. Bartholomew
Murphy. while not a member is an ex-
pert on musters and gave the members a
basket full OF good advice. The running
team OF the company spebt an hour or
more at practice and made excellent time
and they expect to cut quite a figure in
this part OF the exercises of the day. The
committee on the moonlight excursion re-
ported that II had arranged TO make a
stop at Boyden Heights on the return
trip for a short season OF dancing. The
company will meet again Monday eve
ring
ENTERTAINING CITY FRIENDS.
Mrs. Elliott +. Bates is entertaining at
her country residence in Seekonk today
Mrs Masterson, her daughter. Helen. and
son, Charles. who with Mrs. Bates
daughter. May, are employed at Hall e
Lyon company in Providence. The party
was met at Luther's Corners by a car
riage by Mr.. Bates. who drove them to
the farm house There was nothing lack
ing TO make the day a most enjoyable
Cne
MINOR MENTION.
Eastern Star lodge. the auxiliary OF
Rising Sun lodge OF Masons. held its an
nual outing today. The party left Fra
ser's wharf at 1890 and went as far as
Fields Point, wher a special dinner was
served, after which IL went 10 Prudence
Island, where IL was the .siests of one OF
the members OF the lodge.
number Of carloads OF people passed
through the square this morning. en- route
for the annual clambake OF the Luther
Corners Congregational church
Reliance lodge OF odd Fellows will meet
this evening".
There We a clean slate at the police
station this morning.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-07-31
MADE HAPPY At ROCKY POINT

Another outing OF the Boye' club was
held this morning. when the party. mum.
bering about 100. embarked on the lc
o'clock boat for Rocky Point. All carried
the amusements. and the refreshing
breezes that this resort AFFORDS The
party will remain TIL early evening, when
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-07-31

Barney Nc Mckignigan. ~ years old. OF II
Coriiss etreet. fell In a faint this morning
ana injured his ankle. lie was taken TO
the Rhode Island hospital In the ambu.
lance.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-07-31
MAGIC HAIR STAIN.

For brown or black. prepared by
GEORGE ORMSBY. Wig Maker and
Hairworker. 169 fremont street. Boston
tains no lead polsons: use Il once ane
you will never use any other BLAND.
ING & BLANDING, 81 Weybosset street
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-12-29

An iusinuafing and scurrilous
circular has been distributed over
the city advising people not totske
samples OF medicine furnished for
trial. wish to say that I am pay
ing for distributing samples Of Dr.
Weeks Cold cnre, and having sold
the remedy for FIVE years and made
free As many distributions. I can
guarantee no harm in its use, ont
the most satisfactory effect Of any
patent medicine, have ever sold.
Take care of the sample and use il
at one when you begin taking
cold. Y3u viii also End one or two
at night, the best laxative You have
ever used
Free sample may be have at
Drug Store b. adults Only; no
samples given to children without
orders.
West Side Drug Store.
G. g. Cannaway,
Prop.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-12-29
MHRs OLD
l.l..y o.As Hs..r Il H.,i.s
0l1ess Mnn

Lin6szy claizs to have The old-
~ nzn N lhis selriun Of country,
or perhaps the entire new STATE
Rsn11s Cons he says he vas
born q July =. 1907. which would
make hin Dsre than I04 years Of
sgeR1d there : NJ ore hereabouf
Cd enough to dispute his claim
Er. Cons has h<en married twice,
and : lhe tsther of p children.
He lge< Eifh his "a nily about ten
niles southeast Of this city, near
WaIlviIle, where he has made his
home ioT about 20 years. he nay
therefore be Iegifanstely called an
..old timer of this SECTION Of
country.
According TO Ar. Coins state
mont he IS a half-breei chcctzw
Indian and vas lO0rn At Nstchez,
Miss. His father lived 70 Be Ios
years Of age and his mother Io4-
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-12-29
GOOD MUSIC

Did you ever realize what an I'M
portant factor good music IS 10 the
production Of any Drama. How Z
situation. = Climax is intensified.
how sadness IS made more sad
Comedy more comical by the ac-
compartment Of good music The
orchestra carried BY the Hans Han
son Co. IS one any theatre might
Justly envy. The intermission be
tween acts, every climax of the
piece and all the specialities are
made the most splendid aid Of this
magnificent orchestra.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-12-29
EHI6HTS TENPLiR BANQUET
81 Krieks and Lads E.joysd Then-
selves Last Night

Yesterday evening occurred fbs
installation Of officers for the CON-
ing YER and banquet Of the local
lodge Of Knights TemPlar. The
affair was largely attended and was
particularly enjoyable.
The installation ceremonies took
pla,e n the tall and a nice pro-
gram bad been arranged for the
evening. Misses Coltra and La
Quay furnished delightful music
and Miss Jeanette Bennett gave
vocal solo that was appreciated.
After the ceremonies were con-
cluded the entire company went TO
The Merchants Cafe where spleD-
did banquet was in readiness 10 Be
partaken Of. r. Stephens acted as
tcastmasteT and The following toasts
An imprompfu talks were responded
to. Our commandeTy" by r. v.
Heryer, In hoe sogDo vinces'
byfE Hamilton. AMI What I'M
pressed ne most MasonicaiIy on
nv trip abroad" BY A. S. elk ey
The .alks we're all splendid and
were warmly spplandei.
The following menu was served
Celery Blu. Points Olives,
Even an oyster can be crossed
il love"
Bullion in cup
Anchovy sandwich
Tenderloin OF trout. Ia creole
Pomme de Terre Mingon
Stuffed young turkey
Cranberry sauce
Birds Of fesihe flock together
Ice cream. cake and fruit.
"Would'si thou both have thy
cake end eat II,
Black coffee Cigars
This IS the end Of a Mason's day
Pleasantly spent in broIherIy way
We feel not the weight of frater-
nity's yoke
As We drive away cares in visions
OF smoke.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-12-29
SOMEBODY'S PIPE DREAM
E1ilx Isezbers S6H 10 Pilsi The End
Wave.

The following Enid special ap-
peared IN the Guthrie Capital Of
yesterday.
Enid, Ok. DC z6. Mrs ~
NJ. Murdock, whose husband was
connected With the Withita Eagle
before his death has sold her inter
est in that paper and purchased
the Enid Daily Wave from ]. I.
Isenberg. She vii thoroughly
equip the plant and begin the pub
l,csti0n Of a morning paper soon
under the management Of her tNO
sons"
The above report is absolutely
untrue. The Enid Daily Wave has
not been sold to any party or par
ties. Il IS also very ridiculous for
the rez on thar NJ. ". Murdock,
the editor and proprietor Of the
Wichita Eagle IS not dead and his
wife IS not buying newspapers for
her boys as they are both busy.
One, Victor, IS IN congress and IS
trying to reach the United States
Senate, The other son 5 running :
newspaper somewhere in Kanszs.
We DO not know whether the
startling item was intended for =
slam at the Wichita Ezgle Or thr
Wave, but il IS immeterisl, irreie'
vent and wholly untrue. no, dezH
startled reader. the Enid Daily
Wave has not been sold. Wben-
ever II IS xe vii zun0unoe Ii.
fa1 in no uncertain t0ne. Wave.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-12-29

The Daily Okiahonan s having
tr0uhies Of rs Swn. 4 man BY th<
name q Haskell < trying 70 prOvs
that tie sheet < not democratic
and the Post s also trying 10 take
: shOs Al -BTOthsr' Stafford. Il
savs The Oklzbonan absolutely
refuses 10 te read ont Of the demo
cratic party. Puzzls: How czn
you read = thing out that vas new
= IN" If editor jenkins had been
n The tsrrisOry preaching republi-
canisn al l0ug As the OkIahOuzn
has been standing up for deml-
rrscy he would have The solution
Of the nddle-
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-12-29

Drop pebbls = lhz zais-. juss
spl.sh and i is g0ns
B1E theres hall hnndr11 npples
drciing O and G and O.
SFreading. spreadins from Ehs osn-
ler HoEing OF oui to the So.
Al lhsrs zinf 70 ~ay e telling
where The end : gong to bs-
Drop a pek'bie IN the water. u =
minute you forget.
But ther-'s little waves : fowing
and there's rippiz circling yet.
And those hftle waves a-Howing 70
agFeaf bag ware has grown.
And you'Eedistnrbed 4 mighty riFeE
iust By dropping in = slone-
Drop an unkind woEd or careless. IN
minute Il Is gone.
But there's half q hundred ripples
crcling On and On and On
They keep spreading. speeding
from the center As fhey 60.
And there amino wa5 70 stop them
once you've started then 70
HOw.
Drop an unkind word o. careless.
IN = minute you forget,
Buf there's little waves = fowing
and there's ripples circling Jet.
And perhaps IN some sad heart :
mighty wave Of tears you've
stirred.
And disturbed q life that's happy
when yOu drOped that unkind
word.
Drop . word Of cheer and kindness,
Just = fash and il Is gone.
Bur there's half = hundred ripples
circiing on and on and on.
Bearing hope and JOY and comfort
on each splsshing dashing
wave.
TIL you wouldn't believe the vol
ume OF one kind uord yOu gave.
Drop a word Of cheer and kindness,
in = minute you forget,
But there's gladness still a-sEelling
and there's jly a-circling yet.
And you've rolled . wave Of CON-
fort whose sweet music can be
heard
Over miles and miles Of xater just
By dropping one kind word.
Selected.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-12-29

Nahara's Minsirels at the Crawford
as crowd puliers certainly justified
TIE claims made for them and the
n0use vas sold and standing room
vas being bought early YESTERDAY
evening. Not one OF the large cruvd
but win say that the show fully ful
nIIed the claim made tor II, that Il Is
one q the best organizations Of a
similar type on the road Mahara's
Mlnstreis are. beyon1 a doubr. ore
q th< best. n not the very best. min
strel troups that have appeared IN 81
PaEo in years
The form. get.up and program Of
the rninstrcls Is JUST sufficiently diver
sihed ffom the ordinary run o. mia
ssrel shows 10 give Il the spice, snap
anI ginger % an entirely ncw sort
q show. In general gel.up the shnE
Is modelled something after . musical
comedy. with the exception ~ the
time-honored -frSt part Which re-
mains unchanged In form. but glitter
inEly new In composition.
The troupe carries = magnificent
bunch Of negro voices. ami not ore
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