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BRIEF MENTION.

H. Smith of Thornton was here ,day and "Wednesday. ts. ". o TnttlQ of Little Rock
 in tue eise Tuesday afternoon.
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 here Wednesday, q guest of th oek
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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-02-07
A rs;vt to D,aasn,aylers.

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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-02-07

             
 
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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-02-07

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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-02-07

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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-02-07

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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-02-07

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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-02-07

as't fer.et nat there are only two more days of on special 20 b % cent ti cooot sale.
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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-02-07

roa,f forget sl1at there are enls t~o 'roro d@ys ef cur s pcia1 70 t9 @0 per cent discount sale
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The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-09-20
"VeR0NIQUt" OPENS TONIGHT

The title role OF "Veronique, the Flower
Girl" the picturesque musical comedy
which has scored such hit both abroad
and In this country during the past two
years. and which Is to be enjoyed at the
Providence opera house tonight and the
rest OF the week. with matinee Saturday,
is that OF mischievous young maid Of
honor OF the court Of Louis Philippe
She finds her betrothed young nobleman
indulging I'm a Irritation with n bewitch-
ing Partisan floriste and assumes the dis
guise OF a flower girl I'm order 10 trans
form their formal engagement into a true
love match. The role OF Neronique will
be sung by Louise Cunning. whose beau
tiful high soprano voice has so charmed
music lovers in her favorite Scotch songs
and in a number OF prina donna roles OF
recent seasons. Her part as the mis-
masquerading Partisan bride
is said 20 be characterized by some ex
qusite melodies and the score Of the role
throughout Is declared 10 reveal her re-
range in its utmost beauty and
charm OF tone. Louis Harrison will be
seen in the chief comedy character Of
the whimsical flower shop proprietor, M.
Cooueuard
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-09-20
PAwTUCKET OFFICE.
THE NE VS. DEMOCRAT
No. 4 Kinyon Block.
Tel. 279-L
ANOTHER HESsIAN MEETING
SHR0UDED IN MYSTERY

In the Second ward there was a secret
meeting last evening OF the a few Hes
slams" who have been egged on by the
Aldrich-Colt-Perr organ TO make a
fight against the Democratic organiza-
ton; and It was announced that the gath
ering had decided TO put ticket in the
field
The fact that there was nothing behind
the gathering however, is shown by the
complete absence OF any names in con-
nection with its deliberations. The or
gan mentions the names OF Messrs Com
stock, Canning and Beagan, leaders Of
the opposition, who are known 10 all the
voters OF the ward. but is apparently
afraid 10 make public the names OF the
originators or supporters OF the ''Hessian"
movement.
IL claims that there were about 80
present. but out OF that large gathering
fails to present the name OF a single re-
spectacle Democrat.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-09-20

tion was referred 10 the committee on
streets and bridges
The petition for the establishment OF a
grade on Birch street from Prairie ave-
nue. 10 Crane street was referred TO the
committee on streets and bridges, the
city engineer reporting that there Is a
grade already established on that
street.
A Joint resolution transferring the sum
OF ssl 80 from the general appropriation
for the support OF the fire department 10
the Hill site fire station account was pass
ed.
The petition OF Samuel II. stephens.
asking that a citation be Issued for the
appearance OF George A. Schuyler, ad-
ministrator OF the estate OF Mary 7. Mer-
riss. 10 render an account was presented
and the citation order issued. returnable
oct TO-
The petition OF George A. Schuyler
asking that the appraisers In the estate
OF Mary T. Merriss be paid their fees was
presented and continued 10 oct. 10 Both
the above cases are matters OF probate
and came before the board for disposal
on account OF the court being an interested
party In the case.
The petition for curbing Middle street
from Central avenue 10 Clay street was
referred 20 the committee on streets and
bridges.
The date for the final canvass OF the
voting lists was fined for Nov. !, at a.
m, and each alderman was instructed TO
secure polling places in his ward for use
on election day.
Resolution ordering the abatement OF n
nuisance within As hours existing on land
owned by Richard A. Butler and A. c..
Purdy was passed.
Joint resolution appropriating $1,000 for
repairing and improving Waltham street
from Pawtucket avenue 10 Blodgett ave-
nue. was referred 10 the committee on A.
nance.
on motion OF Alderman Thayer the
city clerk was instructed 10 prepare suita-
BILE resolutions on the death OF former
Alderman Edward Smith and present the
same to the board for adoption.
Adjourned.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-09-20
CLERK G0RHAM
HANDS EN- OUT
IN COURT TO-DAY

In the district court today Clerk Cor
ham presiding. Terrence Rogers and Wal
ter Roggermoses were each fined 800 and
costs for an assault on Morris Dilute.
Michael Mclaughlin. on a similar charge,
pleaded not guilty and was held in $500
The police say that these youths are
part Of a gang that has made life miser-
able for street peddlers, especially He
brews. in the vicinity of Corliss and Liv-
ingstone streets.
Herbert Kenney. age IT, pleaded guilty
Of walking on the railroad tracks AMI
was placed on probation. He was arrest
ed last night by officer Coakley as he
was about TO jump a freight for Boston,
where he said he belongs.
Joseph La Inskey pleaded not guilty OF
stealing trousers and a coat valued al
81 90 the property Of Adam Zrawsky,
from the possession OF Frank Goldberg
and was held in $500 II is charged that
Zrawsky left his grip a Goldbcrg's and
later La Inskey got II.
Charles T. Goodrich pleaded not guilty
OF stealing tobacco and pastry valued at
IS from the store Of Rose Fitzpatrick. l02
Crary street and was held In $500.
The sentence Of three months at the
workhOuse imposed on Henry Hanley for
being a vagrant was removed and he was
placed on probation.
Elmer Gray. aged s. and James Barrett.
aged II, I'm the Juvenile court were sent
10 the reform school during minority for,
stealing from the possession OF William
Malcolm one dollar, the property Of Eliza
beth Malcolm. Barrett had previously
been before the court six times and Gray
three times When sentenced today Bar
rett wept copiously; but Gray accepted
his sentence more stolidly.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-09-20
WIFE HELD As
WITNESS FREED
BY COURT TODAY

Judge stearns in the superior court to-
day heard the petition OF Mrs. Antonio
Wietzzykowska for a writ OF habeas cor
pus.
The petitioner is the wife OF stanislaw
Wictzzykowska, who was yesterday
held by Judge Tuck in the dis
trict court at Pawtucket to await the
action OF the grand jury on a charge
OF numbering Wladyslaw Mizeswsky at
Pawtucket on Sept. 10
Mrs. Wictzzykowska was detained by
the court at Pawtucket as witness.
The prisoners wife asked her freedom
on the ground that she was illegally kept
I'm custody, maintaining that under the
law In this state. a wife cannot be forced
20 give testimony against her husband; (;
and Judge Stearns granted her petition.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-09-20
A DISTINCTION.

well known Albanian has wife with
n sharp tongue. Jones had come home
about In the morning rather the worse
OF for a few highballs. As soon as he
opened the door his wife. who was wait
ing FOR him I'm the accustomed place At
the top Of the stairs. whore she could
watch his uncertain ascent. started up-
braidlng him FOR his conduct Jones went
90 bed and when he was almost asleep
could hear her still scoldlng him unmer-
cifully Ile dropped OF 10 sleep and
awoke after a couple of hours. only 20
hear his wife remark. u hope all the
women don't have 20 put up with such
conduct as this" "Annic said Jones
are YOU talking again or yet? Kansas
city Star.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-09-20
CUMBERLAND
Lonsda|s Football Club Holds
Ms0iing-- daughters Of St.
George Meet

There was a meeting OF the Lonsdale
FOOTBALL club at the headquarters on John
stree. last evening, at which considerable
routine business was transacted There
was a report from the delegates who re-
Gently attended the meeting Of the Rhode
Island league meeting and from this re-
port II was evident that the season gives
promise OF being a most satisfactory one.
The local team will play the first game
OF the season with the team from Fair
lawn on the grounds OF the latter club
next Saturday. and II is expected that
there will be quite a large attendance
from this section 10 witness the contest.
DAUGHTERS OF ST. GEORGE.
Hope lodge, Daughters OF ST. George.
met last evening I'm odd Fellows hall
and transacted much business OF import
ance The meeting was one OF the most
interesting held i'm some time. there be-
Ing many visitors present who made
spirited remarks on the good and welfare
of the lodge
OFFICERS WERE ELECTED.
Officers for the ensuing term were
elected at the regular meeting OF Court
Flower OF the Blackstone Foresters OF
America, last evening The officers elect
ed are as follows: Chief Ranger. william
Almond sub chief ranger William Ged-
des; treasurer John Barnes; financial
secretary. James NJ Buckley. recording
John w Bennett; Junior woodward. Felix
Cloutier; senior beadle. Otto Friewald.
Junior beadle. Frank NJ Landy: trustee
for three years Martin J. Heaney. lee
turer. James II Canneld; physician. Or.
Alexander Marshall
II was voted TO create a nurse fund
20 be used I'm connection with defray-
Ing expenses incidental TO the attend
ance ~ nurses on sick members
committee. consisting OF John T.
Barber. James II. Cauned and James NJ
Buckley was appointed TO draft suitable
resolutions on the death of John Cooney.
n prominent member ~ the court. whose
death occurred Tuesday Bearers were
also selected for the funeral
GOING To CALIFORNIA
within few weeks Mr. and Mrs
James G. Dexter of Dexter street will
leave for southern California whore
they will spend the winter season. This
step II 20 be taken on account ~ Mrs.
DeNter's health. which has become some
what impaired and ~ Is believed that the
change % climate will have the desired
result IN her case.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-09-20
SLIPS OF SPEECH.

Many persons are in the habit Of say
ing Two pair ~ shoes instead of Two
pairs ~ shoes I'm the mistaken belief
that the word pair should not be plural
lied because II Is plural In meaning II
means two of a kind and Is therefore
used in a plural sense. hut We should
say zone pair" al the same An error
Is often made also In rlurauziug The word
tea spoonful 10 ls not spoousful. q"
but tcaspoonfuls" In orler words lt Is
not the teaspoon that should be- plural
ized but the quantity not the measuring
article. but what Il measures
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-09-20
EAST PROVIDENCE
Naval Reserves Disappointed al
Not Receiving Their Pay
Local Republican Machine Is
Working With Great Secrecy
Advertisements and items for the
News-Democrat can be left at Alexander
Munro's Boston Store. Warren avenue.

Advertisements and items for the
News-Democrat can be left at Alexander
Munro's Boston Store. Warren avenue
Division No. Of the Naval Reserves
held a well-attended meeting in it's rooms
IN the town hall last evening The mem
bers expected that the paymaster would
be present and pay them off. This is the
third meeting al which the members have
looked for this very important official.
Every time footsteps were heard in the
vicinity OF the rooms, the faces of the
members frightened up and would re-
main bright until they heard the foot
steps die away. No paymaster came last
night and the meeting came to a close.
These young men draw from 81. 80 70 per
day for the time spent on the cruise on
the Columbia" a short time ago
ON A STILL HUNT.
Just what the Republican machine is
up 10 in this town appears 10 be past
finding out. Quiet work. IT is said, is
due 10 the fact that there are at least
three men who want to I'LL the vacancy
caused by the death OF Ellery II Will
son The machine appears TO lean to-
wards Senator Anthony, but there are
many who believe he is too closely identi-
fed with the machine at the state house
10 be at the head OF the party in this
town. There are many oldtime party
workers who are as completely in the
dark as 10 what is being done as II they
were farmers at Sumit
MINOR MENTION
Peter Hazard, one of the concessionists
at Crescent Park, and his wife had a
very narrow escape from serious injuries
In Pawtucket avenue yesterday after
noon. few days ago Mr.. Hazard pur-
chased a horse and having a few hours
10 spare yesterday afternoon took his
wife out for n ride and while on Paw
tucket avenue the horse became frighten-
ed by an auto and took TO the sidewalk
and collded with a telegraph pole. Mr..
Hazard was pulled over the dasher but
he chung TO the reins and succeeded in
stopping the animal. Mr. Hazard was
slightly cut up about the face and his
wife other than a nervous shock escaped
being injured The carriage was wrecked.
There is Joy in the home OF the Roger
| family on First street, for some time ago
| Frederick. the head OF the house. dsap-
| peared A day or so ago he was heard
| from in Connecticut. where he was stay
! ing with relatives.
There was not a scratch on the blotter
| at the police station this morning.
There was nothing doing at the meet
| ing OF Howard lodge. Knights OF Pythias,
| last evening.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-09-20
AMATEUR NIGHT At IMPERIAL

The amateur programme 70 be given to-
night at the Imperial theatre in connec-
tion with the regular performance. the
following will appear: Kenner and Ben
nett. roller skating and dancing Jewett.
dancer. John r Morgera, singer, Miss
MAY Cecil sailor horn-pipe. Wycroft
fancy skating; Miss Sadie Rowland.
classical singer. and r Il Bartlett and
brother acrohats This bill ought 20
flrnlsh no end OF merrlment
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-09-20
DYER STREET GOT ACID BATH

A csrbo. OF vitriol fell from a team
owned by J. 4 Mcdonald on Dyer street,
near Friendship street, this morning, and
drenched the street with the acid Pa
trolman w II. Briggs notified Hose com
pany /. which washed the street.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-09-20
BOYS ESCAPED TROUBLE
BY VERY NARROW MARGIN

Three boys who yesterday stole from
the yard OF Franklin NJ Strickland, 4s7
Hope street. his canoe, valued at $40, were
having a good time on the Seekonk river,
when they were arrested by Detective
Godfrey, Lieutenant Hartnett and Pa
trolman p. ]. Byrnes OF Station 2
When Mr. Strickland learned that the
boys were sons of neighbors he declined
TO prosecute and they were released
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-09-20
MENDELL W. CRANE GIVES
TRUSTEES BOND Of $50

The first meeting of the creditors of
Joseph NJ Mann was to have been held
this morning in Referee Barrows Of
flee. but none OF the creditors appeared
Referee Barrows appointed Mendell w
Crane trustee under bond OF $50
There are only a few questionable as
sets. which explains the absence OF the
creditors and the smallness OF the bond
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-09-20
CHASED HIS WIFE, UNDER BONDS

Louis Dabel in the district court today
was ordered 10 furnish bond of $500 TO
keep the peace for IL months. lie had
threatened 10 take the life OF his wife.
Hulda. whom he chased with a razor.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-09-20
SIREEI EEYELER FINED

In the police court this morning Pat
rick Conroy was fined $40 and costs
for reveling on Broadway. he having
the other night got into bother and re-
sisted arrest by an officer. IL Is said
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-09-20
MULTIPLYING BY NINE.

suplosing 81 be required 20 multiply
the following figures by 2, the result
may be obtained In the following az we'll
as In the ordinary way In the first eX-
ample the ordinary method has been pur-
sued. the now way consists I'm adding an
0 on the right hand side OF the figures
and subtracting the number 20 be null
tiplied
$3.50 l675iso
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-09-20

John Bigby, who was at work In th'
freight yard not far from Dexter street
yesterday afternoon was seized Will
cramps and for short time he was II
great pain. The police ambulance wa
sent for and he was taken 20 his home II
Central Falls.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-09-20
UNNECESSARY FiRe ALARM.

Box So fung In just before o'clock
last evening. called the department % the
corner Of York and Prairie avenues, but
the run was entirely unnecessary. Some
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-09-20
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The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1906-03-03

A stray COW, picked up by the po-
lice on the South Side. nearly put the
officer out of business and created lots
of fun for the urchlns in the neigh
borhood. The cow was captured by
the newly appointed subpoliceman,
and. wishing to distinguish himself
by an arrest, he determined to take
the bovine to the station house. Pro
curing a rope, he fastened 1t to her
horns and started down Cottage Grove
avenue. The thoroughfare was slip
perry from a rainstorm, and In lily
the policeman was sliding down the
asphalt on his stomach. with the COW
on a dead run. The officer was game
and hung on to his captive for a
square, when the boys headed the AMI
NAL off. He landed his prisoner and
then begged Off for the night to clean
up.-Chicago Inter Ocean.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1906-03-03

Measure of a head and on each end
"a Of the field say as wide as the
lcpSth Of team and pillow. Commence
Moving at one side Of the field one-half
land from the fence, blowing back
and forth, turning to the right and
sliding pillow on head land. When first
lard is done measure off another land.
kip 1t, go on and pillow third land same
- frst, then pillow second land turning
70 left. The object is blowing the
third land before second is to avoid
having SO many center ridges and dead
furrows, as you would II you took
every land as it came Keep on in this
WY until you get to the other side of
the neld, then pillow head lands and you
have the field nicely plowed without
turning square corners, tramping
horses heels, lifting pillow or trampjng
DtoWed ground.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1906-03-03
Performing unplea.,n, nn,,..

The very next time you have some
thing unpleasant to do. something to
which you bring an unwilling mind"
says writer in Harper's Bazaar, "just
repeat the following formula to your
self, and say it over and over again
until you believe ii: This which |
am doing now is what, in the circum:
stances, prefer to do at this moment,
above all other things OF course.
then, l enjoy itr This self-restraint.
faithfully applied during dishwashiHg,
Ded-making, sweeping, busting, house
cleaning, stocking-darning, and all the
monotonous duties OF home woman
may be relied on to bring floods OF
sunshine everywhere. The work is
done in less time, and with less fric
ton, than ever before, an atmosphere
OF peace and serenity pervades the
whole household, the soul of the work
er is enlarged. 1t is worth trying. Try
1t at once, dear readers"