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SHIPPING NEWS.
Port of New-York, Wednesday, Jan. 10, 1905
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
Steamer King CBr) OHagen, Antwerp November
%. to Sanderson Son with ndse. the Bar
$40 D 9th
Steamer Iiguria Utah Dodero Naples December -
Genoa %. Hrzel Feltmann 4 Co, % cabin
steerage passengers mails and merchandise
the Bar a 3 m, 9th
Steamer M G. Holm dam Aae Guanaco December
Daniel Bacon Arrived at the Bar at 10 m, 9th
Steamer Bermudan C3r) Mckenzie. Bermuda January
S. to A Outerbridge Co, with 80 passengers, mails
and mdse Arrived at the Bar at 8
Steamer FL Slgo Boyd, Galveston January 4 the
Southern Pacific Co. with mdse. Passed Quarantine
1877 q m.
Steamer Hamilton. Newport News and Norfolk
to the Old Dominion Steamship Co. with and
mdse. OF the Highlands at los p m.
Steamer Monterey. stevens Havana
James E Ward & Co, with 46 passengers mails and
mdse arrived al the Bar at a m January $
Steamer Winyah, French. Philadelphia to VIM =
Clyde Co. with mdse. Passed in Sandy Hook at
2:40 n
Bluehelds Hastings Baltimore to H c Foster
with mdse South of the Highlands 1889 a
SAILED.
Steamers Cedric tBrl, for Liverpool: Ethiopia tBr)
Glasgow; Statendam Dutch. Rotterdam Toulogne
Irsbrook tBrl Baltimore: Somerford tBr Philadelphia
Baker (CerD Port Antonio; COmus. NeWOrleans
Charleston and Jacksonville; Jefferson Norfolk and New
port News; Silvia tISr,, Buenos AyreS, Rosario etc.
Alamo Galveston Korona CBrI. St Thomas Croix etc
Yumurf cuban. Havana and ManzanIo
Tug Paul Jones and three barges.
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FIERCE FIGHT IN RADON.
Rebel Headquarters Troops
Charge Cr07Cds.

Warsaw, Jan. 10.-The troops have captured
the iron works at Ostrowiec government of
Radon, which had been occupied by the revolu-
tionists headquarters. Many of the rebels
were killed wounded in the fight The rest
fed
The presidents OF the electoral boards have
resigned. owing 10 the refusal of Governor Cen
eral Skalon TO abolish martial Law.
opatof. Jan f0.-Troops fired on and charged
crowds here for more than hour yesterday
Many persons were killed wounded.
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CONDENSED CITY PARAGRAPHS

Lieutenant Post Will give a stereopticon lecture
the unexpored interior of South America at
9Th Regiment Arnory, No 15 West 14th-st on
Saturday e.enng.
Harrie Davis was yesterday elected chairman of
the Local School Board Of District No. 81 Brook
Ign Miss Jennie Bedell reelected secretary.
The tenth annual dinner Of the Dutchess County
Society VIII be held at Delmoncos Friday even
ing
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INCREASE IN YALE REGISTRATION.

New-Haven Conn, Jan. 10-According to the
Yale catalogue. issued to-day. the total registration
OF students the university this year is 1906.
increase OF Cos the final registration last year.
This total includes 269 students in the summer
school OF and sciences IS in the summer school
of forestry and 3S taking the for teachers
In the academicaI department the total number of
students is 81. and in The scientific school there
are IA students. There 46 officers Of the uni
versty including professors. instructors. tutors,
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MINERS STAY COSS4CkS.
another Fight in Coal Regions OF
PoIqnd-4 Nine Seized.

Berlin Jan. ia dispatch to the Lohai
Anzeiger'' from Kattowitz, in Prussian Sllesia'
says:
Another bloody collision has taken place pc
+,,-anT the military and the miners employed in
the Niemca mine, near Sosnovice, in Russian
Poland across the frontier. The miners en-
+ice5 a number of Cossacks into ambush and
attacked them. killing three. One of the miners
was killed Miners have seized the Saturn mine
and elected their own directors.
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THE DOUMA POSTPONED.
4utocrats 4dd Another Delay to
assembly Scheme

St Petersburg, Jan. IA long official COM
munication issued this morning explains that
the carrying out of numerous formalitfes will
prevent the meeting Of the douma before the
end of April it is added that the meeting may
be further postponed in case of a renewal OF
strikes and disorders.
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military patrol. The house from which the
bombs were hurled and the adjoining buildings
were bombarded by artillery. Many persons
were killed or wounded house in which an
Armenian who had attempted to assassnate an
officer had sought refuge was set on fire and the
man was burned alive
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REPORTED PLOT IN CAPITAL.
Eight Officers Arrested, Charged with Con-
spiracy to Capture Fortress.

London Jan. IA dispatch from St Peters
burg TO a new London paper THE T: y ne" re-
ports the arrest of eight artillery Off IS OF the
ST Petersburg garrison on the charge of being
engaged in a conspiracy 10 blow up the Trotsky
bridge and to capture the fortress
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SATURDAY JANUARY 4
rRANsPAcIFIC MAILS.

Steamer. Close in y. 7.
Japan I. China etc-Oanfa via Tacoma Jan u, m
Japan Corea, etc-Empress Japan (via
Vancouver Jan 16 m
China. etc-Siberia IS. D m
New Zealand. Samoa etG-sierra via F. Jan 20
Hawaii Corea, = 1. etc-America Maru
ivia Jan "a.
Fiji Islands, Australia. etc-Moana via
Ectoral . ~ Jan 20 m
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

Sunrise 7:23 Sunset 4:35 Moon Moons age II
HIGH WATER
A M-Sandy $50 Gov. Island sos He'll 9:5s
PM.-Sandy Hook S:14 Gov Island S:23 He'll 1915
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ARTILLERY USED IN TIFLIS.
Bombs Th-own at Troops-Mobs Plundering
the City

THIS. Jan. lo.-The plunderirg of this city
continues Last night bombs were thrown at
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Proposals.
PROPOSALS For cOMMIssARY AND :.

DKUFOSALS FUIt OUMMINo-AI'I ,-v,,I
sistence Supplies Etc. Office q Assis'stls ,s 81
ing Agent. Panama RaE Road COMPANY. - -
New York January 18th. l9O6.-Sealed lIottosrs ~
received at the Office Of the Assistant FuISu Ssx
Panama Rail Road Company, - state Sttee-iisfiae a.
until 100 T. NJ January 18th. 1906 tor tuta.Sr "a
mentioned articles Blanks and full nteT,T ssse
obtained at this Office. ALFRED ANDEt'SN-'
Purchasing Agent
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CARN EGIE HALL
TONIGHT at SIJ

Program:
RCB BIN GOLDMARK. Ovs.I
ture. .'Hiawatha": WEBER
Concert Piece in ? minor q;
Pianoforte and Orchestra. Oh
70; TSCHAIKOWSKY. o..
chestraI Fantasia. Frances
da Rimini." op. IS; BRAINS
Symphony No. .. in D mai1,
op. g. Soloist:
Alfred ReiSaHagsr
Box Office. Tyson's 18th IA
rdt & Belder's. 10 z. lTth
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STATEMENT BY DIR. SIMPSON.


..Tt was awful to see and hear the woman
love damaging me by her testimony" said DR..
Simpson last evening as he was being taken
to the Suffolk County Jail in Riverhead- "Of
course. at this stage it is useless for me to pro-
test my innocence, but, believe me. nothing &C.
Cured the night of the shooting the day after
to warrant my wife Mrs Horner testifying
against me-
They believed, in fact they practically knew,
as I know that the whole lamentable affair was
an accident. Some malign influence, God knows
what has poisoned them against me. Granting
that such an influence has been at work, Il is
easy TO understand that the Indignation those
women would feel toward the person they had
been convinced had purposely killed their hus-
band and father, would quickly wipe away all
past affection and turn IL into hate.
Everybody in the courtroom has had dem
onstration of what love turned into hate can
do There was my wife, parading about with
me- beating a tattoo empty box in lieu of
drum, while I handled the gun. We played
together like two children. There was not a
cloud between us. My life a happy one
We were chums, besides being and wife
1T is unspeakaby awful that she of all other
people should turn against 1 am broken
hearted But mark this. / shall be proved in
nocent, and / shall regain the affection of my
wife. She cannot maintain against me feelings
OF hatred, when hard, cold evidence which We
will produce. shall have proved beyond doubt
that the gun not fired with intent"
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OUTGOING STEAMERS.

TO-DAY.
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BOSTON
SYMPHONY
ORCHESTRA
Mr.. eERIcKs

CONDUCTOR
Seats 81 to 15c.. at
HoteD. and Luckh
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1906-04-20
CENTERDALE

w. A. Sweet has begun work on the
state road on Douglas avenue.
Read the advertisement of the
Washington Wall Paper Store on the
first page of the Times.
\ number of Cen sss.lale people have
made arrangements TO have telephones
put into their houses and places OF
business by the Providence Telephone
Co. II Is understood that a telephone
exchange may be located here.
Miss Alice Ball of Allendale, has
been quite seriously ill.,
Captain Henry Root, Of Newport, is
the guest of G. S. Mathewson.
Centerdale is to have a ball team
in the Providence Amateur League
The masquerade ball at the Casino
on Wednesday evening for the benefit
of St.Albans Church was well attended
There is considerable building plan.
ned here for this spring.
The Thornton bowling alleys which
will be run by William Redfern, will
be ready for business Memorial Day
The Centerdale ball team will play
the Regents Of Olneyville on Saturday
at the latter place.
Rev. James Colwell was the guest of
II. G. Angel this week
w. II. Sweet has a stock Of the best
brands of fertilizers.
The famous Rexall remedies are for
sale at the Centerdale Pharmacy.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1906-04-20
SOUTH SCITUATE

David l.. Hodges of Attleboro, Mass,
who was visiting last week at the
residence of Mr.. Lucien NJ. West neaI
River View, choked 10 death last Sat
urday evening Dy piece of meat lodg-
ing in his wind pipe
Gilbert King of Providence expects
To remove To his place here at an
early date.
Walter l.. Hicks was confined TO his
home by illness for several days this
week.
Mrs. Lorin Wightman of Apponaug
spent several days at her place this
week.
Levi l.. Hicks visited friends in
Providence this week.
Walter l.. Hicks and family have
removed to Oneyville.
Miss Lena Wightman spent Sunday
with her sister Mrs. John Barden of
Greenville.
Mrs. Ashton Slater entertained com
pany this week
Rev. T.. Talmadge Root of Provi-
dence occupied the pulpit at the Bat
tey Meeting House last Sunday after
noon and evening.
James Spencer and family of Moo.
sup Valley have moved into the
house with +. c. Wightman.
Samuel Slater has removed to the
Field farm.
Ivy Salisbury and family are back
to their old home.
\ daughter was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. George Bates last week
Mrs. Arvilla Lowell has removed to
Providence.
John Boucher and Flora Belle Col.
well were united in marriage last
week. The ceremony was performed
by Rev. Louis Hervey.
Howard Borden has some fine fox
hound pups.
Miss Lizzie Cooke of Foster is stay
ing with Mrs. George Davenport.
The Richmond bridge has been re-
planked recently.
The Joslin Co. S mil is still running
two sets of hands.
Miss Frances Shaw of Hot Springs
y. c., is the guest of Dr. and Mrs. II
III. Shaw.
Miss Fanny Mcdowell who has
been quite i'll is gaining slowly.
William Oswain of New Britain
Conn, visited old friends in Thornton
on Sunday.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Roberts this week.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1906-04-20
ROCKLAND

II. b. Fiske, Olneyville square, is
selling Heath and Milligan Paint at
the same old price, $3.50 per gallon.
The Josln Co. is repairing the build
ing occupied by T. Shedyek
Arrangements for the organization
Of "A local lodge Of the Independent
Order Of Forresters are nearly com
plete.
Mrs. Alton Hill has just returned
from a visit to relatives i'm DanielsOn.
Harry Hart, who resides at the An
drew Steere farm is on the sick list.
Sylvannus Carr has removed here
from North Scituate.
The Mowry place has been sold 10
James VI. Edwards.
Ira +. Hlll has removed TO the VIII.
lam Atwood farm.
The Lang farm on the Ashland road.
has been sold this week to John o.
Hall. OF Providence.
There is considerable interest eyin.
ced I'm a local base ball team and II
seems likely that North Scituate will
have a fine team this season.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1906-04-20
NORTH SCITUATE

/ Mrs. Hurley has removed To L. w
ID. Simmons tenement.
| Rev. Mr.. Dustin has engaged ID. q
! Chapman's tenenssNt.
Leroy Lowell and wife are about tC
remove to Johnston.
! Sampel Fiske has purchased the
house which was owned and occupied
/ by the late George A. Atwood for q
number of years. Mr.. Fiske intends
moving there soon.
Mrs. Laura Tourtellott, who has
been quite i'll, is improving.
Parents day was observed at Glen
ford district last Thursday. The chill
dren did themselves great credit un
der the efficient management of the
teacher. Mrs. Maria l.. Bates. Quite
a number were present To enjoy the
exercises which consisted of recita.
tions, dialogues, singing. etc. Refresh.
ments consisting of cake and coffee
were served.
Miss Louise Cooke is visiting her
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. William
Williams, near Sterling Conn.
Miss Edna Thornton was at home
over Sunday
Mrs William Simmons OF Provi-
dence has been visiting Mrs. Sidney
Adams.
Vivian Tucker has been i'll the past
week with German measles and chick.
en- poX.
Alfred Il. Tinkham has settled in
San Jose, Cal.
Ii is rumored that IA Hopkins in
tends To build cottage house near
his present residence.
John ID. Blanchard is running his
steam saw mill on wood lot near
Chepachet.
Some of the tenements in the mill
village are being repaired.
Mrs. A. $. Williams preached in At
tleboro Mass. last Sunday.
Miss Maud Lockwood is confined to
her home by illness.
Rev. Robert Dustin preached at the
Baptist Chuch last Sunday morning
and evening
{. III. Platt, formerly i'm the under
taking business here is now with j.
VIII Carpenter of Olneyville
A number of the faculty ol the Pen
tecostal Institute attended the Holi-
ness Convention Ut South Providence
last week
i'll with pneumonia at the residence of
relatives in Providence, has been
able to return to her home here.
w. NJ. Buswell is agent for the ia
nous "Lacqueret"
Gustave and Joseph Malmstcad and
Mrs William Johnson of Providence
visited Scituate friends on Sunday.
Work is progressing on DR.. H. w.
Smiths new barn.
The Smithville Cemetery Corpora.
tion held its annual meeting last Fri.
day. The following officers were elect
ed: j. A. Hopkins, president; +. II.
Allen, vice-president; $. B. Atwood
secretary and treasurer; Judson Eddy.
collector; Gilbert Aldrich, assessor.
and +. II. Allen and ID. A. Clarke audi
tors. The corporation is i'm a most
flourishing condition.
You are sure of getting the best at
lowest prices if you get your prcscrip.
tions filled at the old reliable drug
store Of III. !. HOugh.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1906-04-20
GREYSTONE

Walter Snowdon of this place died
on Sunday. The funeral was solem
nized on Tuesday, Rev. A. f. Chase of
Mt. Pleasant officiating The burial
was at Pocasset Cemetery.
Business is rushing at the Beun
Mill.
John Williams of Olneyvillc has
leased the Sweet place on the Georgia
vile road.
Greystone people find the new Post
Office very convenient
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1906-04-20
MANTON

The gymnastic classes AT the Man
ton school close their sessions this
week.
Carleton Deveraux is able TO be out
after his illness
| S. S. Gardiner sold his cows and
other personal property at auction on
| Tuesday.
The State District Convention Of the
w. G. r. u. will be held at the Bap
tist Church in this place on Friday
! May 18th.
Michael Horrigan, Of the Manton
Mills, Is confined to his home by an at.
| tack Of the grippe.
Miss Mary Corcoran, Miss Lula B
Winsor Miss Nettie Barnes and Miss
VI. Il. Williams, teachers of the Man
ton school Johnston, visited schools I'm
WOonsocket, on Monday.
Rev. John r. Brown, Of the Central
Baptist Church Of Providence. will
hold a series Of special meetings at
the Baptist Chapel on the evenings oR
April Both and Maylst and End
For a good lunch try the Manton
Restaurant
Mr.. Bob" Is the name Of the drama
soon to be given by the Young PeO-
Of Christ.
Miss Mamie Murphy is confined to
her home by illness.
Daniel Evans visited friends i'm Har.
risville on Sunday.
Mrs. Charles Cram, who was injured
several weeks ago Is gaining in health
and strength
Mrs. John J. Hughes and Mrs. James
drren visited Boston on Monday.
.Grounds are being prepared for the
use Of the Manton base ball Club on
Killingly street. The field will be en-
closed.
Frank Burnside lost a valuable
horse this week.
w. VI. Waterman has had tclc.
phone placed in his residence on Cher.
ry Hill avenue.
John Connolley is suffering from an
attack Of rheumatic fever.
The Enterprise Social Club will hold
a social tomorrow evening at the
Woonasquatucket Casino
a social dance was held at the resi-.
dence Of w. II. Mathewson on Wednes-
day.
The Mock Trial for the benefit Of
Anchor Lodge will be neld I'm Forrest
ers Hall on Monday evening Of next
week.
Good investment of One Dollar.
II you have bad breath, constipation.
pain I'm the small Of the back. discol-
ored skin. nervousness or dizziness.
your only wise course Is to take Dr
David Kennedy's Fayorite Remedy. Of
Rondout y. Y. II will cleanse the blood
Of all impurities, regulate the Kidneys
and Liver. and thus restore a healthy
glow 10 your cheeks again.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1906-04-20
Rheumatic Pains Quickly Relieved.

The excruciating pains characters.
tic Of rheumatism and sciatica are
quickly relieved by applying Cham.
berlain's Pain Balm. The great pain
relieving power OF the liniment has
been the surprise and delight Of thou.
sands OF sufferers. The quick relief
from pain which II affords is alone
worth many times its cost. For sale
by Parker's Drug Store, Olneyville
W. Dunning Bro, Manton Ave; B. A.
Smith. olneyville, n. F. Reiner, Cen
tredale.
The Newtown bee., 1906-04-20
BETHEL.
MRS CLARA A. STEBBINS.

The death of Mrs Clara A. Stebbins,
widow of the late Rev Stephen J. Steb'
bins, who was Methodist preacher in
the New York East conference, &C.
Cured at her late home at Depot
place, Monday evening, April 9. Mrs
StebbinS leaves no immediate family,
her nearest relatives being nieces and
nephews. She was about So years of
age. The funeral services we're held
from the house Thursday morning.
April IL, and the remains were taken
to Stepney for burial beside her hus-
band.
Rev F. G. Howell of Brooklyn,
N. Y, "a former pastor of the Methodist
church, Sunday, April 8.
gregational church, Friday morning at
II O'Clock, the Methodist uniting with
the Congregational church at this
service.
John Williamson of Cornell college
has returned to the college, after spend
ing the Easter vacation at his home
on Grassy Plain street.
Mrs M. E. Medbury and grandson,
Ronald Taylor, of New York City have
been spending few days in town.
OMiss Ruth Shepard of Wheaton
seminary, Massachusetts, has been
spending the Easter vacation at her
home on South street.
Miss Helen Griffith of the Ingleside
school, New Milford, has been spending
the Easter holidays with her parents
on Rector street.
The Newtown bee., 1906-04-20

Mr. Wilson in the south part of the
town, on which he is to erect q bunga-
low with modern conveniences.
Rev Mr. Wilson was in town with DR.
Smith, few days last week.
w. BOwdish and Ambrose Lake
have been drawn as jurymen, to the
Common Pleas court in Danbury.
The Dorcas society sent, this week,
$50 articles, including two bedquilts
and pair of pillows, to the Connecti-
cut Children's Aid society in Hartford.
Harrison Burch has moved to his
new home, the Dennis Haviland place,
having sold his Sherman home to Rev
Mr. Wilson.
Albert Roberts of Kent has been
visiting at H. Duell's and J. Fl. Dun
cans.
w. B. Hungerford returned from
Danbury early this week, where he had
been to assist his wife and the trained
nurse in the care of Mrs Charles Mer-
rick, who has been very low with
Heterogeneous, but is now slowly
convalescing.
The Easter concert will be given
next Sunday, postponed from last Sun
! day on account of the rain.
Michael O'Neil has been quite Seri-
ously ill with inflammatory rheuma-
tism. DR. Davis has attended him.
Mrs Malby Leach, who has been at
the Danbury hospital, has now gone
to her home at Dover Plains, N. Y,
to recuperate.
The Newtown bee., 1906-04-20
STEVENSON
LOCAL NOTES OF INTEREST

LOCAL NOTES OF INTEREST.
Mrs Charles w. Downs, who has
been among the sick ones, has so far
recovered as to be able to be about her
house.
The dam to Charles Sherwood's fish
pond, just east of his house, was washed
out in the hard rain of last week Mon
day night.
Mr. and Mrs Robert Jennison of An
sonia were guests on Good Friday of
Mr. and Mrs Martin Stowe.
Bert bradley knows where the spot
ted beauties are to be found. One aft
ernOOn last week he caught % nice
ones and another afternoon a few days
later he caught 10 more.
On Good Friday afternoon Mrs War
rem Stowe went across the bridge to
speak to her neighbors a moment, and
did not lock the door to Der store. She
was gone but few minutes but when
she returned she found some one had
entered the store and stolen about So
from the money drawer.
John BevanS has moved from Hull s
Hill into the shack just above Zoar
Bridge.
Mrs Warren Stowe visited friends
in Bridgeport, last week.
M. Bryant is having new hen house
built just north Of his house.