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The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-05-22
j. s. MARINES
FASTENING
To PANAMA

Washington, May %. More than GOO
marines will confront Liberal leaders on
the Isthmus OF Panama I'm case they at
tempt TO promote riots and revolution at
the time OF the election in Panama on
June 20.
While the canal zone is under the secre-
tary of war there is no indication that the
war department. will have troops near the
isthmus at the time OF the approaching
election, and Secretary Taft must rely up
on the Marine Corps for protection,
Only 200 marines are on the isthmus at
present. but more than 400 marines In
command OF Major Legune are on the
Columbia. which is on its way 10 Guam
tanamo and will be- within easy call in
case politics become stormy in Panama.
The Marblehead which is now sailing
southwark down the Mexican coast and
Is only a few days from the isthmus car
ries only a small detachment of marines
and cannot add much strength to any land
expedition.
The zone police force has been strength
ened materially and is so we'll equipped
that 1t is in reality a miniature army and
is ready for service at any time.
Secretary Root and Secretary Taft make
1t clear that this country will take a stand
I'm disturbances outside of the zone, and
IL the Liberals begin any movement
| against the present government OF Pana-
ma Il will be with full knowledge that
| the United States expects TO intervene in
| disturbances which will delay the canal
work.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-05-22

are busy at. 1t Is we'll TO recall a few in
stances OF the past.
"In 1902 the Democrats and Independ
ents OF this city elected 10 the assembly
a delegation that was acknowledged by
Republicans. as well as Democrats, to be
one OF the ablest ever sent out OF Provi-
dence
''The assembly Of 1903 was a notable
one Pawtucket and Newport, as we'll
as other places, sent Democrats OF sterl-
ing worth Those from this city were
particularly obnoxious TO the Republican
machine and high handed means were
taken TO prevent the reelection OF those
men.
"Col. Donahue had charge of registra-
ton in this city. as he had had i'm 1902,
and the results of his work Indicated that
there was a reelection surely i'm sight
for the men from Providence.
"All through the session the Democrats
had fought splendidly. and there vas not
known reason why the ticket of 1902
should not be renominated
AS the registration was Democratic,
the only hope Of the opposition was 10
create dissenslons. The caucuSes were
so manipulated In certain wards that the
denomination of the assemblymen looked
very difficult
AT the city convention there was fur
ther manipula tion; and by one vote every
man who had given offence TO the Re-
publican machine was left off the ticket.
Not n reputable Democratic leader en-
dorsed the course taken nor aided in the
deal
80 much afraid were the Republican
machine assistants that the matter OF
nomina tons might be taken TO the courts
that high state official waited in room
OF second-class hotel 70 receive the
nominations of the convention.
zone OF the chief lieutenants In this
fight as "A part of his reward was elected
by a Republican senate over Gov. Gar
wins nominee OF young Democrat TO a
high office of trust, and a board that
should be thoroughly non-partisan owing
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-05-22
COST Of PANAMA
CANAL FOR YEAR
26,348,281

Washington, May 22.-The detailed
estimates for all expenses incident to
the construction Of the Panama canal
for the fiscal year ending June 80,
1907 were sent 10 the house yesterday
by Secretary Taft and the amount is
s26.34s,2S1.
The subdivisions are as follows: Sal
aries OF members. officers and employees
of the commission, including all en-
ployes in the United States, s2S4.S60;
incidental expenses, including rents.
cable and telegraph service and sup
plies in the United States s133,354; paw
of officers and employees. other than
skilled and unskilled labor. on the 18TH
mus, $3.915,39S; for skilled labor on the
isthmus, s5,553,000; for unskilled labor
on the isthmus, s4,14S,459; for purchase
and delivery OF material, supplies and
equipment for the Isthmus Of Panama,
s10,374,511: TO authorize the loan to
the Panama Railroad company under
the terms expressed I'm the act of cou-
gress OF Feb. 27. 1906, for the purchase
and delivery OF new equipment and i'm
provements, s1.250.000: for miscella-
neous expenditures, cable and telegraph
service. stationery and printing AM
travelling and incidental expenses on
the isthmus. s64s,s70.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-05-22
RED men TO HOLD
ANNUAL SESSION
AND BIG PARADE

on Thursday the Great Council OF Red
Men OF Rhode Island will meet at New
port Great Incohonee John w. Cherry OF
Norfolk, Va, will arrive IN Providence to-
morrow.
Tomorrow evening there Will be a thea
ire party at Keiths. at which Mr.. Cherry.
Grand Sachem Il. L. Merry OF Pawtucket
and the board OF great chiefs of the Great
Council will be present. After the theatrs
an informal reception Will be held at the
Crown.
on Thursday morning the board Will
take chartered steamer for Newport,
where the session will be held In Wenat
Shasit tribe wigwam.
After the sessions the members or the
Great Council. with the Newport tribe
will return TO this city on the steamer
arriving at about $3.50 They will be met al
the wharf by 1900 Red Men from all oves
the state. and after a short street parad.
there will be "A grand pow-wow ana ses-
sion OF degree work at the Shubert thea
ire. the adoption degree being conferred
on 200 candidates by the Union Degree
team OF this city.
The warriors degree will be conferred
by the Wenat Shasit team OF Newport
and the secret work OF the chiefs degree
by Great Incohonee Cherry.
After the degree work the guests Will
be entertained at the Crown.
The parade will be in charge of Great
Minshinawa Frank w. Pearce OF Paw
tucket, with John III. Gillaney as the
chief OF stan. The line will form on Ex-
change place and march TO the wharf tc
meet the boat. The American band and
others from Woonsocket and Newport
will be In line.
Among the guests will be Past Great
Incohonee Andrew ii. Patton OF Danvers
Go n at,lr "a
Lynn, Great Prophet Plumley OF Bridge
port, the Great Sachem OF Connecticut
and Great Chief OF Records Wilson r.
Brooks OF Chicago
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-05-22
DOUMA COOLED
AND TROUBLE
WAS AVERTEO

ST Petersburg, May 22.-The storm
which threatened TO break out over the
refusal OF the emperor formally TO receive
tee deputation appointed by the lower
house OF parliament to present TO His Ma
jesty the address OF the parliament, in
reply 10 tHe speech from the throne has
been averted.
The moderates convinced the hotheads
that II would be fatal blunder to pre-
cpitate a conflict upon false issue.
Some OF the Constitutional Democrats
frankly expressed the opinion that the
ipuse itself erred I'm appointing the depu-
ation, when the law specifically provided
that communications from the mouse
should 20 through the president
While His Majesty's act was I'm strict
conformity with the correctness and for
malism that have characterized his ca
reer, his failure TO seize the occasion TO
meet the peoples representatives, directly
is sure TO create a bad impression I'm the
country.
A resolution was adopted urging the ne
cessity for overlooking minor incidents
aud getting 20 work on the agrarian ques-
tion, and the house proceeded with the
agrarian debate.
The project -adeptaa-hy-thee convention
OF the Constitutional Democrats. laying
down the general principle that the land
belonged TO those who titled II, was tenn
porarily laid aside to permit the organiza>
tion OF committees.
After an hours discussion the house ad-
iourned without fixing a date for the next
session, which probably will be on Thurs
day.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-05-22
BAPTIST SOCIETY WANTS
TO STOP "PARLOR GAMBLING

Dayton, o.. May 22.-The American Bap-
fist Home Missionary society closed the
deliberations of its 74th anniversary with
The election OF w. 8. Shallenberger sec
cnd assistant postmaster general, as
president: T.. III. Haskell OF Massachu-
setts and A. d. Brown OF Missouri as
vice presidents; Frank 7. Moulton OF New
York, treasurer: Henry l.. Moorehouse of
New York, corresponding secretary. and
Alvah Hobart of Pennsylvania as record
ing secretary.
The resolutions petition congress to de-
mand certificates from revenue collectors
showing whiskey sold to speak~easies.
condemn "parlor gambling" commonly
called progressive euchre and bridge
whist. demand a stringent enactment OF
laws covering the slave girl traffic; more
stringent laws regarding race-horse gamb-
ling, and approve of the efforts OF Ohlos
governor to suppress the sale Of intoxi-
eating liquors and TO enforce the Sunday
closing laws. The resolutions were unani-
mously adopted.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-05-22

TO it's delicate duties. became machine
coppered from bow TO stern.
"The Independents saw the game that
was being played, and refused TO let the
Republican machine profit by the nefarl-
Gus plans; and the ticket nominated with
the aid of assistant Republican machin-
lists In the hope that IL would be defeated
was elected.
Early I'm the summer following. there
were stories afioat that the Democratic
caucuses would be again captured. The
prophecy was fulfilled. At nearly all the
caucuses high HANDED methods were en-
ployed and those who protested against
the actions of the hirelings OF the Re
publican machine behind the rail. or who
fUIuu fIutt WITH the WY tt1e police wink
ed at violations OF the law, were roundly
abused in print.
Last year the same tactics were again
followed: and after summer OF abuse OF
every honest Democrat, the caucuses
were held; but the straight Democrats
managed TO secure a majority of the
delegates for the convention 10 nomi-
nate a candidate for senator and repre-
sentatives. and q splendid ticket for the
assembly was named
THE city committee had given no at
tention TO registration: and the result was
disastrous to the party.
Since last fall n majority OF the city
committee has shown itself true 10 the
party. though IL has had all efforts 10 do
good work paralyzed by the chairman.
During all the troubles OF the past
few years. not leader OF prominence has
been In any OF the disreputable schemes.
The assistants to the Republican machine
simply were able 10 carry out their pro-
jects by the badly devised caucus law and
the formerly state-controlled police.
Now that the police commission is sub
iect 10 city control, there will be no repe-
tiuons OF the troubles of the last few
years, but IL Will be necessary for the
Democratic leaders to actually lead in
next falls fight: and unless l am greatly
mistaken they will so do"
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-05-22
SENATOR BURTON
NOT UPHELD BY
SUPREME COURT

Washington, May 22.-The supreme
court of the United States has decided
unfavorably to Senator Joseph r. Burton
OF Kansas i'm the case brought against
him by the United States.
The decision affrms the decision OF the
United States circuit court for the eastern
district OF Missouri, by which Burton was
sentenced to six months Imprisonment In
jail, required to pay fine OF $500 and de-
-pFivea of the right to hereafter held office
under the government.
The opinion was by Justice Harlan. All
of the points made in Burton's interest
were oyerruled
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-05-22
CITY HALL RECORDS.
Saturday. Nav
REAL, ESTATE CONVEYANCEs by


REAL ESTATE CONVEYANCES.
John Marris to Anna Morris. his wife.
by six deeds. lot with improvements on
Rochambeau and Cole avenues, about 1914
acres: lot north side of Swan Point Gem
etery road. about 14ss acres: lot with Inn
provements In Second ward. about $40
acres; undivided third of wood lot on
Power and Horton Grove roads. about
~ acres; tract OF woodland In Providence
and Pawtucket on East turnpike, about
21 acres; lot in Providence and Pawtuck-
ct. about 2-7 acres; seven lots with inn
provements on Perkins street: two lots
with buildings on Smith street; SO
Edgar w Martin et ux., Lena G., ct
ais. 10 Laura G. Powers. wife of William
r., all interest lot with buildings north
side Midway street; 500.
Home Realty company to Angelina G.
Breault. wife OF IL c. r.. lot with build
ings south side Alabama avenue, subject
To mortgage for $1,000: $40.
Elizabeth c. McNealy ct ais. TO Michael
Malley. lot with buildings northwest side
Elm street; $40.
real. ESTATE MORTGAGES.
George w. Jenckes ct ux.. Edith w, TO
Rhode Island Hospital Trust company. lot
with buildings on Whitney street; $3.50.
Henry G.. II. Breault ct ux., Angelina,
TO Home Realty company, lot with build
ings south side Alabama avenue. subject
TO prior mortgage for $3.50; $3.50.
Michael Malley to Herbert ID. Mathew
son. lot with buildings northwest side
Elm street $500.
Michael Maliey to Elizabeth c. McNealy
ct ais. same premises as last above de-
scribed: 5000
DISCHARGES OF REAL ESTATE
MORTGAGES.
Augustine Zoglio et ux. by Old Colony
Cooperative bank; $500.
George Cetenich ct ux., Mary C., by
Attleborough Savings and Loan assocla-
tion: sl4OO.
George w. Jenckes et ux. Edith w, by
Arthur w Pierce. S22c.
George w. Jenckes 81 uN., Edith w, by
Frederick ". Mitchell: 900
Leopold Dimond by Taylor. Symonds g.
Co. $40
Alice IT, Carlovitz et al. by Herbtrt u.
Mathewson: 5000.
ATTACHMENT.
George ". Merritt and Arthur ". Iadd
two lots with buildings designated by
assessors pats; 1900
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-05-22
LEADERS DRIVEN
TO DESPERATION

local Republican Bosses See No Way to Attempt to
Defeat the Peoples Will Except, of Old, By
Employing the Z" Hessans" at the Old Game,
Apparently Forgetful That Conditions Have
Changed and the Campaign Has Civic Decency
For Its WatChwOrd
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-05-22
BANGING EXHIBITION

Prof. W. Il RamsdeH VII give his thlrd
annual exhibition a. the Providence opera
house tomorrow evening. with hne
array of talented artists Among the fea-
lures are TO be the Matinee Maids the
Rollicl<ing witches. the Cow Boy Girls.
and the beautiful ballet of "rhe -Four
Seasons" in which Prof. RamSiell will
Introduce his remarkable eccentric dance.
Tho COSTUMES To he worn are among the
handsomest seen here this season.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-05-22

al see the sentiment is being fathered
that the only hope of the Republicans
in this city Is TO secure the nomination
of a yellow dog ticket by their oppon-
ents," said prominent Democrat, TO
News Democrat reporter today.
This reminds me of the days when
there were such piteous pleas for a police
commission, state controlled, because
ambitious young men could not open
Muuor saloons, as the license commission
was alleged to be controlled by the brew
ers
"One of the means being used now to
create dissension in the party ranks is
the talk about the young men in the
Democratic party being disgruntled.
There are not more than two men in
terested In this movement now; and not
only are those men Republicans. but they
have in the past used Republican machine
funds to secure the support OF weak men
in the ranks Of the opposition.
IL did not notice any very ambitious
young men opening rum shops after the
state-controlled police commission was
appointed and I guess the story OF Demo-
cratic young men trouble makers will
reap about the same kind of a harvest.
1T cannot be denied that there is
plenty of work ahead for the leaders of
the local democracy, but the Republican
leaders may have to be buster stilL
AT present the work OF registration is
being given all the attention possible,
save by Chairman O'Neill's comnnib,ee.
THAT body is about as dead as a door
nail so far az being of any real service as
an organization to The Democratic party
is concerned.
Some of the ward committees are
doing good work, and individuals ALSO; (;
but on the Democratic side the most
carefully prepared plans have been made
by the Young Mems Democratic club.
Now as TO this disrupting element that
the two Republican assistant machinists
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-05-22
AMERICAN COTTON DOCKS On FIRE

New York. May 22.-Fire which
started on the American Cotton docks.
on the bay front OF staten island. be-
tween st. George and Tompklnsville.
last night. spread rapidly and after an
hour threatened to attack the United
States Lighthouse department station
and supply houses, which are between
the cotton docks and the municipal
ferry house. and the railroad terminals
at st. George.
Fire boats from Brooklyn and Man
haitian assisted the staten Island fire.
men in an attempt to subdue the flames.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-05-22
For over sixty Years

has been used for over o. years by mil
lions OF mothers for their children while
teethins. with perfect success. II soothes
the child. softens the gums. allays all
pain: cures wind collie. and Is the best
remedy for Diarrhoea. II will relieve the
poor little sufferer Immediately. Sold by
Druggists I'm every part OF the world.
Twenty-Five cents a bottle. Be sure and
tsk for Mrs. winslows Soothing Syrup"
md take no other kind.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-05-22
STREET RAIL WAY men
AND COMPANY AGREED

Boston, May 22-"Matters adjusted to
our mutual satisfaction" was the sub
stance OF a statement made by President
Sullivan OF the Boston and Northern
and Old Colony Street Railway companies
last night at the conclusion of con-
ference with motormen and conductors
relative to a change in the wage scale.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-19
POISONED
WHOLE
FAMILY
Ex Governor Peabody, OF
Colorado, Threatened
With Death

Denver. Jan. ia News special
from Canyon City received last night
saws that Ex-Governor James H. Pea.
body. his wife and their daughter were
poisoned by food eaten at breakfast
this morning. and that the daughter,
Miss Cora Peabody is in a dangerous
condition.
The governor and Mrs Peabody, al.
though quite IN FOR several hours, re.
covered sufficiently to devote their at.
lentiou to their daughter. Physicians
are in attendance upon the young lady,
and, unless a change for the worse
comes tonight, they believe she viii es
cape serious consequences.
Mystery surrounds the affair. Enough
was cleaned from the friends Of the
family tonight TO show that there is
a belief that an attempt was made to
destroy the family by poison. An in.
innate friend Of the Pcabodys said that
several letters had been received by
the ex-governor within the past week
or two, calling his attention 10 the
manner Of death Of Ex-Governor steuu.
enbcrg, Of Idaho, and threatening him
with a similar fate.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-19
Personals

r. Baumfori, Of Halsey is IN salei
today.
Squire Farrar IL transacilng bushes
In Portland today
George Fouoll, Of Brooks, was
Salem visitor today
Ex-Governor r. 7. Gcor was sorih
bound passenger this morning.
Mp James wahon, Of Portland. Il
the guest Of Salem relatives
John and Peter 0nbcr went 70 Che.
mawa THE morning on business
Miu Josio b. Chapman left yesterday
afiofnoon for Manhattan. Montana.
Mu. zolla Williams came down from
Turner this morning fof a short visit
George Dunafofd and wife went 30
Poriland thls morning for a short Walt
Mf and Mrs Tom X Wilsou returned
lasi cveniag from their wc,hling tour
Mrs Ray Gilbert went up 20 JcIor
con today fof shof, visit with rsla.
t.yoa
sheriff Culver spent a fow hours In
Woodban this morning 90 oaual
business.
Cyie Mouut of Porlaud. came 90
from Portland lasi eycniag 10 transact
business ln this city
lfof J. II. Alderman is spending the
lay 10 tho metropolis 10 tho Interests
y educational matters
W q. ufInIn. from Moscow. Idaho Il
he guesi of hls brother Dr. u. n
ifinn, for few days
Miss Eugrno Waters returned 10 her
.ome 10 Monmouth yesterday, after d |
i'it with friends Ia thia city.
Miss Carrie swariE has returned 10 |
'regon city after a visit With rela.
Ives In this city and RossJale
Mrs. Martin returned 70 Eugene this
'ofninr after visit With her son. AZ |
Hae' carey Marti1, 10 thls city. !
"lat' M,ATituf of RiskFsal who
readiug Lac Ia Portland. pas.si
A'ough salem this nomiag oa his wayl
, RosehuTr
nr and Mrs }. o. Riggs of Port
,hd, accompanied BY their daughter
'a'ei aHi'ei ihis morning Cor a visit
che bone of Tom Clouiss.
Me- oan p Reading vas sanel 20
''oahan Yesterday 20 attend Mu'
'ml'asoa, of that giiy, who Is ssf,r.
q from aH attack N paralysis
NanagsI Mgridi,h of the opera house
'noun'es ihsi lhs date for tae appear
i'' of ite "Pmtcs ~ Pesrar,s,,
's heeu asei, sud that 10 will h, an.
'aneed in "a few hys /,
ioAn y Ryan, Dr.. Of Rossburg q.
s'''g With salem friends ana re,
va John 10 former salem b,y
% '' n'w oae of the propristos OF ,
Z r'u'iug ohise Ia Rossburg.
pt Raymond n. Cashatt aud br.ls ,
Weston, arrived last evening ,,
ef Nrliing tour. ana viii yis't a.,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-19
EUGENE
DEMANDS
ACTION
Commercial Club Asks That
Portland Open Up
Streets

The Commercial Club Of Eugene held
a large meeting last night, and resolu.
tions we're adopted asking that Port.
land grant the franchise asked by the
willamette Valley Electric railroad. Ad.
dresses we're made by Fred Mulkey, Of
Portland, and Z. Hofer, Of Salem, and
strong delegation will be sent to the
Albany Development Convention to
back the resolution.
Eugene expects to send a carload Of
delegates to the Albany convention,
and The convention promises to sur.
pass any yet held, in point Of attend
ance
The Salem Business Mems League
will be represented by the following'
President Geo r. Rodgers J. L. Stock
ton, p. F. Carey, r. D. Gilbert, Gid
siolz. r. p. Shafer.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-19

or three days with friends In this CITY
Ralph Watson returned to Portland
this morning he and bis wife will
leave Tor Pendlet5n Saturday, whore he
viii take up bis now duties as manag
ing editor of The Pendleton Tribune.
Miss Gail Corjingly, Of Brownsville.
is expected 20 arrive this evening from
Arlington, whore she has been visiting
FOR Tho past month with her sister. She
viii spend q week with friends IN this
city before she returns home.
Eugene Cado, wife and child arrived
this morning from Everett, Washington
and viii visit fof a couple Of weeks
with NJ Cado's parents. who reside
souih of this city Mr Cadc. who was
formerly a student In tho Capital Busi
noes College. ia now manager Of a large
lumber manufacturing company In Nv |
orctt
d. H. II oiingcr A. Steiner, John
Burton. q. q. Brown. pr. W. n BYRD /
y T. WfIghiman, r. X. Lowell. Mni |
Meyers aul q. O. Bingham went 20
Portland this morning 20 attend a ~
anion of tho Scottish Rite Masona. Tho
above named persons are members Of
.he Salem degree team and viii give
work 10 the twchty afsi degree.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-19

Tho last county to send mae
mary Of its assessment roll va, Ia,
county The summary was alsa "A
Tho secretary Of state this mornIss. ~
shows that tho total value Of al v,,
erty In tho county at tho pros,u. Ia,
Is se,5os,6s5.
-Four counties fled statement, q e
pcnscs for 1905 this morning. 40
lows MalheuT, t25,4i623, wAs,r
tls.ejs6sj Claokamas. tSi .26s9i, o
lumbia, tie.oOL1i.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-19

A effective hue came near causing
FaHingion's meat market 20 90 up In
smoke this afternoon. AZ it was tho
quick response by tho department 70
a s'ill alarm prevented anything more
Than a slight damage 20 the roof The
alarm was turned IN about a quarter Of
two. and Ia I've minutes che Babsosk
oSiinguishefs had done the work.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-19
Cured Lurnbago

A. b Cannon, Chicago, writes March
= 1908, "iiaving been troubled wgh
lnmbago ~ different times ani tried
one physician after another, then az.
fs'en' oiniments and liniments, ave Il
up el'ogoiher 10 tried once more
AMI gO' . bottle Of Ballard's saow In.
lnsni' which gave mo almost Instant
relief ! can ehoerfuny recommend A.
and viii adj my name to your "a of
'aaafeFs" soll BY d. J. ~.