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The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-10-09
THE THEATRES

ries with it's interesting story a potent
moral.
In horrible night mare, a man addict
ed 90 card playing believes that he has
killed his friend while quarreling over thS
cards. The awful mental torture that is
his until he Is awakened from the hor-
rible dream is sufficient 10 make him
swear of from future card playing THE
Desperate Encounter" Is a picture that
is fully as instructive as IL is interesting
and the actors who posed for the picture
must indeed have been clever for the pic
ture is decidedly realistic.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-10-09
WESTMINSTER THEATRE.

The burlesque. "a Misfit Family" with
Frank Graham as the leading funmaker.
presented by Charles III. Waldrons Troca-
dero Burlesques last evening at the
Westminster. is most enjoyable. The olio
IS I'm keeping, introducing Mae Taylor.
Stuck and Loudan, West and Williams,
the Grahams and the Wilson's. The bill
closes with a burlesque Fun at Hotel
Astorbilt"
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-10-09
LAST BIG DINNER OF SEASON
AT FAMOUS P0MHAM CLUB

The Pomham club, beautifully situated
on the shores of Narragansett bay. is the
scene OF a most enjoyable occasion to-
day, IT being the last members day"
dinner OF the season
Eleven o'clock found a large number of
tho members and their friends from the
city and surrounding towns on hand and
al later hour nearly three hundred sat
down TO one OF the famous dinners for
which this club is noted, both far and
near.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-10-09
LECTURE BY JAPANESE WOMAN

Madam Chiga Sakwrai OF Japan will
speak on Some OF the Needs OF japan"
this evening az s o'clock at the First Pres
bytcrian church on Clifford street under
the auspices OF the women's Missionary
society. There will be special music and
a large collection OF curios will be shown.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-10-09
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The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-10-09

Providence. Sc.
Office of the Clerk OF the Superior Court.
Providence, oct. :. A. ID. 1906.
whereas. Carmelo Fabiano OF Provi-
dencc, ga the county OF Providence. has
filed a petition I'm said Office. praying for
"A divorce from Arcangelo Fabiano, notice
biano TO appear n he shall see ~. before
the Superior Court 20 be holden at
Providence, within the County OF Provi-
dence. on the third Monday OF November
next. then and there TO respond 20 said
petition. -
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-10-09
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as6 WESTMINSTER STREET.

STATE OF RHODE ISLAND AND
PROVIDENCE PLANTATIONS.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-10-09

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The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-10-09
0LNEYVILLE
Important Building Improve.
msnts arc Contemplated
Officers Of Thomas A. Doyle,
F. Of A., Installed Last Evening

Advertisements and items can be left
at the branch OF the News-Democrat at
8 Hartford avenue, room No. i. Tele-
phone 40 West
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-10-09

Thursday Afternoons Lecture is
Free. Friday Afternoon, Admis-
sion so Cents.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-10-09
Mr.. PETER F. DALEY

AND COMPANY OF 20, IN
"T II Z p r Z S S A GE N T"
Prices-Matinees-25 soc, 75c and 81
Evenings-25c. soc, 75c. 81 and $1.50.
Next Attraction-James Nelli I'm 'The
Light Eternal"
Arizona republican., 1906-02-12
A SUNDAY MORNING
 NEGRO LYNCHING
fin Alabama HOb LightenS the La-
 bOrs of a Grand Jury.

Gadsden, Ala, Feb. 11-Bunker Richardson, the negro charged with the assault and murder of Mrs. Sarah Smith. July l5 last, was forcibly taken from jail here at an early hour this and hanged to bridge of the Louisville and Nashville railroad com pany across the Coosa river. Twenty men went to the jail, overpow- cred the sheriff and jailer and made short work of the prisoner
 Four negroes were charged with the crime against Mrs. Smith one of the most fiendish ever committed in the state, two of whom have been legally executed. The third Will Johnson was recently convicted and sentenced to Ceath, but last week Governor Jelks believing there was strong doubt Of the prisoners guilt reprieved the negro's sentence to life imprisonment
 Richardson, the man lynched this morning had not been indicted but was in jail awaiting the action of the grand jury
Arizona republican., 1906-02-12
DOUBLE WAR
 IN VENEZUELA
Revolt Against Castro is
 Ripening
It Will Mature it is Thought as Soon as tbe French Begin Active Opera tiOnS.

Willemstadt Friday, Feb. II.-Coadi- tons in Venezuela were unchanged on the latest advices from that country. The censorship is rigid. One report Is that the attitude Of Vice President Vicente Gomez who is said to b.. uIo-- ting a revolution against Presiden- Castro in case or a French bIockade is causing some anxiety.
 It is reported also that General An tonto Nelutini. second vice preSifen- has secret understanding with Frame and that he aspires to the presidency. All the turmoil over the French cabl- company's concession is attributed ta General VelutinL and it Is exRecte.1 that he will soon abandon Pres{ Ieas Castro.
 The total strength of the Venezur- Ian army is reported 10 be 5000 men and not 23,000 as the army account state The total armament is 5l.6aH Mauser rifles and twenty million ball cartridges, eighty pieces of small ar unery of old fashioned type and Ben modern guns in position at the ports. The treasury shows a balance Of Sza0. coo President Castro is said Go be boasting that he will test the Monroe doctrine.
 Inc representatives say that the nt>E information shows that France or any other power can rely upon almost the entir populace to fight President Cas- tro and that anxiety is everywhere eN- pressed for the arrival of the French to solve the problem. which is beyond the resources of the Nenezuelans. Money will be decidedly scarcer if a war should break out and the Nenezuc- Ian government has made no provision whatever for the commIssariat- President Castro continues his cam paign against foreigners and has ez- pelled a man named Van Kesteru-
Arizona republican., 1906-02-12
A MOMENTOUS WEEK
 FOR THE TERRITORIES
The Joint Statehood Bill Will Become Un-
 finished Business Next Thursday
There Will Not Likely Be Test of Strength Until the Senate Leaders Find Out More Defniately Where They Stand.

Washington, Feb. 11.-Under the agreement reported last Monday the senate will at , o'clock on next We'd uesday vote on the subsidy shipping bill and under the same agreement the entire days of Tuesday and Wednes- day with the exception of the time de- voted to routine business, will be given up to the discussion of that bill. It is not expected that there will he any more prepared speeches delivered on the bill, but there will be considerable debate on its principle and also upon amendments that wiH Se offered.
 The joint statehood bill will be made the unfinished business in the senate on Thursday, following immediately upon the disposal of the shipping bill and wiI continue 10 hold that place until voted upon or displaced Opin- ions differ as to the time that will be required for the consideration of the measure. Confessedly the senate is quite evenly divided upon the Foraker amendment giving Arizona an oppor- tunity for a separate vote on admis- sion and it is not probable that a test of strength will be consented to until there is more definite information as to the attitude of certain senators than can now be obtained. Senator Bever- idge who will be in charge of the bill on the floor expressed confidence in the success of the bill practically as reported from the committee. It is uu- derstoOd that Senator Dick will open for the bill and that Senator Bcveridge will close in that interest.
 No decision has yet been reported as to what will follow the statehood bill as unfinished business. The decision on that point will rest with the repub- Iican steering committee and it will not he reached by that committee until the railroad bill shall be reported to the senate. The decision will lie be- tween the rate bill and the Philippine tariff bill. The day for vote on the
Arizona republican., 1906-02-12
A CHURCH SCHISM
 PRODUCES A FIGHT
Pastor Lands on a Brothers Eye--
 Himself Knocked Down.

St. Paul, Minn-. Feb. 11.-Efforts which the congregation of the St. James African NJ. F. church in this city have been making for several weeks to oust their pastor, Rev. Sey- mour, culminated in a riot during the services this morning during which Rev. Seymour planted his fist in the eye of Trustee R. c. Minor knocking him down and nc himself was sent to the floor by Trustee Robert Lowe. A free for all fight was prevented by the arrival of police who had been calkd when the row started
 The trustees of the church recently voted to reduce Rev Seymour's salary from $50 to s1O a mon.A but notwith- standing this Rev Seymour hac re- fused to give up his church. This morning after preaching a sermon on "brotherly love" Rev. Seymour an nounced the collection. Two of the in- surgent trustees came forward to take up the collection but Rev. Seymour called vociferously upon two of the stewards, faithful to him to gather up the contributions The congregation by this time was filing before the contri- button boxes. Rev. Seymour stood guard over one but two unfriendly trustees held the other boxes.
 Rev. Seymour attempted to take charge of one Of these boxes when R. c. Minor. a trustee, who was holding it. objected. Rev. Seymour promptly swung his fist to Minors eye and the latter went down. Robert Lowe, wnO was holding the other contribution box, immediately went after the pastor and flOo-ed him before the altar.
 By this time the entire congregation was in an Uproar and taking sides. The women rushed in between the com batGnts and tried to sOOtn them, but it looked as if a free for all fight woUIG result when the arrival of the police and their threats of wholesale arrests brought an end to the affair.
Arizona republican., 1906-02-12
OYSTER DREDGE SLAVERY.
Government Investigates the Fleets in
 Chesapeake Bay.

Norfolk. Va. Feb. 11-United States Marshal Morgan Treat and Commis- sioner Percy $. Stephenson nave re- turned on the revenue cutter Nindon from an expedition among the oyster dredging fleets in Chesapeake bay. While over fifty vessels were boarded and conditions indicative that the cap tains in number instances were hold ing the men in a state bordering upon slavery were found, only one arrest was made.
 w. F. Justice, master of the schoon- CT Daniel was taken into custody and held to the grand jury. Thomas Gun ningham a member of ais crew. charg- ed Justice with cruel treatment.
 Tn a cabin two feet and a half high and six feet wide with no bedding four men were quartered. Cunningham claims that the cabin floor was often flooded and that he and his mates were often forced to sleep in the wa ter. Several sailors on the other yes sells testified they had been drugged and shanghied by Baltimore agents, but none would prefer charges.
Arizona republican., 1906-02-12

railroad bill in tEe committee has been fixed for Friday and the bill will be re- ported soon afterward in the shape agreed upon. If the committee sue ceeds in getting a measure fairly sat isfactory to the senate leaders it will be given the place of preference imne- diately after the vote on the statehood bill. No time has been fixed for re- porting the Philippine bill.
 The weeks proceedings will be open ed tomorrow by an effort on the part of MT. Tillman to secure an invesiga- ton of railroad conditions in West Vir- ginia as a result of a complaint made by Governor Dawson of that state in the letter presented to the senate d few days since by the South Carolina senator. He will make an. effort to sc- cure immediate consideration. but fail ing in that will press the measure up on the attention of the senate. Sena- tor Lodge will make his speech on the railroad rate question on Monday.
 It is probable that the questiOr of the propriety of caucus dictation in deal ing with treaties which was raised by Senator Patterson's resolution will be revived some time during the week by Senator SpOoner, who will sustain MT. Patterson's course. If the Wisconsin senator speaks, Senator Tillman will reply on behalf of the democratic eau GUS Many of the conservative senators on both sides of the chamber are try ing to prevent a revival of the sub
 ject.
 The senate will adjourn over Satur- day to permit senators to attend the LongwOrth- Roosevelt wedding.
Arizona republican., 1906-02-12
A RUPTURE IMMINENT
 ALGECIRAS CONFERENCE
A General Feeling of Uneasiness
 Throughout Europe.

London, Feb. 12.-Telegrams from continental capitals and editorials in the London newspapers this morning reflect a renewal of uneasiness over the anticipated failure of the Age ciras conference on Moroccan reforms inconsequence of the deadlock on the French and German contentious with regard to the question of police.
 4 long Algeciras dispatch of a semi official nature, published in Paris to- day seems to foreshadow an abOrtiVe result, if not an actual rupture of the conference, and declares that the lines have been reached beyond which it is impossible for France to go.
Arizona republican., 1906-02-12

fence during the Sunday service. We men are said to have opened hostili. ies by hurling a missile at the pas,or. Pursued by worshippers, the priest re- treated to his residence. There he was besieged for more than an hour in spite of the efforts of a squad of police. which hurried to the scene.
 The police repeatedly charged the attackers who had armed themselves with clubs and stones and only sue ceeded in dispersing them by firing into the crowd John TammalIa, a member of the congregation was shot in the left groin and fatally injured. Alex Bargian, another Of the attacking party. received a bullet in the head. A score Of others were injured by fly ing bricks and stones Fifteen of the ring leaders were arrested.
Arizona republican., 1906-02-12
MATCHMAKING CHAR.

Paris, Feb. 1.-The Gaulois, deal ing with the subject of tho situation of the AIgeciras conference, says that Emperor Nicholas, who was inspired by the principles ne expressed in sug gesting The Hague conference, has all ready intervened in favor Of a solution of the customs question in Morocco. and is prepared to repeat the interVen- - ton if necessary in order to facilitate a combination which would be accept able to France without in any way wounding Germany's susceptibilities.
Arizona republican., 1906-02-12
THE HOUSE PROGRAM.
Plenty of Busi-ess Cut Out for the
 Week.

Washington, Feb. 11.-With two ap- propriation bills on the calendar and anticipated discussion of the bill pro- viding a whipping post for wife beat CTS in the Dist jet of Columbia and an adjournment during the wedding day of Miss Roos eve1 and Representative LOugworth, the house of representa- tives will begin a somewhat busy le- gislative week. Monday will be Dis trict of Columbia day. and the fOrtifi- cations appropriation bill will be taken up on Tuesday. The District of Colum- bia whipping post bill is on the cal endar without recommendation from the committee and should it be called up. a lively discussion is anticipated.
 Chairman Payne of the ways and means committee is desirous of secur- ing consideration of the bill placing authority in the hands of the president
Arizona republican., 1906-02-12
TRAIN HIT STREET CAR.
Two Killed in Collision in South
 Chicago.

Chicago, Feb. 1.-Two persons were killed and twelve others injured to- night when a Pennsylvania passenger train struck a crowded street car at One Hundred and Sixth street, South Chicago.
 The street car was wrecked and the engine and first coach of the passenger train left the track. The train was q theater train bound for East Chicago, Indiana, leaving Chicago at 11:34. It was travelling at the rate of twenty miles an hour when the collision oc- cured
Arizona republican., 1906-02-12
ICE GAVE WAY.
It Slowly Sank U-der the Weight of
 5000 People.

Chicago. Feb. 11.-At the close of the skating tournament on the Humboldt park lagoon here today, the ice slowly gave way beneath 5000 people causing a panic in which many were injured. The ice sank slowly and the crowd reached the banks in safety. During the progress of the tournament the po- lice had kept the crowd behind the ropes, which guarded the course but at last the great gathering got beyond control. Overrunning the ice in all di- rectiOns.
 Suddenly there was a cracking sound and a cleft appeared stretching across the lagoon. In the panic, that ensued, women and girls were trampI- ed on or were dragged to places of safety by their escorts. The ice sank until it was covered by two feet of water.
Arizona republican., 1906-02-12
TRAIN TURNED OVER.
An Illinois Central Limited Hit an Ob-
 struction.

Nashville, Tenn. Feb. 1.-The Hi nois Central, Chicaeo and Florida limited leaving here tonight at seven o'clock for Chicago was wrecked at Chapmansboro, thirty-four miles west of here.
 Conductor A. Cherry, Engineer Chas. McGee. and two passengers whose names have not yet been obtained, were injured. Six other passengers were slightly hurt. The train is said to have struck cn obstruction on the track The engine. baggage car, smoker and first chair car were de- railed and turned over. The sleepers did not leave the track.
Arizona republican., 1906-02-12

to consolidate customs collections in districts MT. Payne states that the bill is in line with economy in that it allows the abolishment in the discretion of the president of customs districts wherein the collections are annually less than the cost Of maintenance.
 While no specific agreement has been reached to that effect it is expected that the house will adjourn from on Friday until Monday out of respect to the White House wedding on Saturday
Arizona republican., 1906-02-12
PRIEST BESIEGEO
 BY PARISHIONERS
He Was Freed After the Police Had
 Winged Two of His Flock.

Chicago, Feb. 11.-An attack by crowd of angry Lithuanians today upon the residence of Rev. Edward Stafan- wicz a Catholic priest, resulted in the fatal shooting of one man and the ser ious injury of a number of others. The assailants were all members of the church over which Rev. Stefanwicz presided.
 Dissension anon the members or the congregation over the control of the church funds eliminated in vio
Arizona republican., 1906-02-12
ITALIAN EARTHQUAKE.

Rome, Feb. 11-An earthquake shock lasting eight seconds caused serious damage in Calabria today, especially at Cantanzaro and MonteleOn, the pop ulation of which places became terror stricken. left houses and camped in the strets. notwithstanding the stormy weather prevailing.
Arizona republican., 1906-02-12
RAIsULI BUYS PEACE.
His Enemies Will Soon Be Fighting
 Among Themselves.

Paris. Feb. IA dispatch to the Et no de Paris from Tangier says: Raisuli the bandit has again succeed ed in extricating himself from diff cult situation by buying a certain number of Anjera chiefs who conse- quently refused to march against him.
 It is expected that the tribesmen will be busy fighting among them selves soon, leaving Raisuli free to Oc- cupy himself with the promotion of the plans of the pretender.
Arizona republican., 1906-02-12
CUBAN BATTLE MEMORIAL.

Washington. Feb. 11.-Dedication of the battle monument at Fl Caney, Cuba will take place Feb. II. A party of dis tfnguished officers of the United States army and navy left New York Feb. to participate in the exercises attend ing the dedication. The Cuban govern ment will play an active part in the ceremonies.
Arizona republican., 1906-02-12
ANOTHER EFFORT.
By Miners ard Operators to Avert ths
 Coal Strike.

New York. Feb. IA meeting or the operators to discuss the threatened coal strike will be held fn New Fork on Feb. If and on Feb. 16 there will be a joint conference of the miners and operators. Great interest attaches 70 these meetings as both the operators and miners are reported as firmly ad- heI-ing to their respective positions
Arizona republican., 1906-02-12

Next month people VviiI obey the command -Mar-h Forth" and vsiii buy Donofrio's CrystalIized Cactus Candy to satisfy that spring longing
Arizona republican., 1906-02-12
WEATHER TODAY.

Washington. Feb. 11.-FOrecast for Arizona: Rain in south. rain or snow in north portion Monday; Tuesday probably fair.
Arizona republican., 1906-02-12

People buy Donofrio's CrystalIized Cactus Candy in February for 1t re- minds them O: Washington: First in the hearts of the countrymen."
Arizona republican., 1906-02-12

FOR SALE-S1so0 buys 6 nice five room modern brick dwelling. S200 down balance easy monthly payments that anyone can meet E. F. PascOe, 1I0 N. Center St.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-03-01
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