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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-01-31
MURPHY
TOASTED AS
LEADER

New York Jan. 31.-The dinner OF the
Democratic club last night did not bring
out any Democrats OF national distinction.
Perhaps for that reason there was little
mention Of the plan for making national
Democratic club out OF the institution.
The dinner was the first OF the season
at the club John c. sheehan. back in the
and seemed 10 be on the best OF terms
with him
Mayor Mcclellan did not attend. and
Senator Tillman who was 10 have been
the chief guest couldn't come, so the
club fell back for orators on Senator
Grady, Augustus Van Wyck, Comptroller
Metz and Corporation Counsel John j. De-
lany Judge Warren w. Foster presided.
but he left the part OF POSTMASTER 10
Lewis Nixon.
one OF the interesting features Of the
dinner came when Mr. Nixon proposed
that the members drink a toast 10 Mr..
Murphy
There is a political punch bag who has
TO bear the brunt OF the attack" he said.
"I am not going TO ask him 10 speak, but
] am going 10 ask you 10 drink a toast 20
the real leader or Tammany Hall, Charles
Francis Murphy"
The diners rose to their feet and drank
the toast silently. while Mr.. Murphy
blushed and remained seated
John Sharp Williams sent letter 10 the
dinner. which was read by Judge Foster
al the beginning OF the proceedings.
Mr.. williams, after regretting his ina
billty 20 be present spoke OF the railroad
rate bill as the most important legislation
now pending, and said that the Republi-
can and Democratic members OF the COM
mittee on interstate commerce. having
agreed on a will a non-partisan and un-
divided front was presented 10 the coun
try. In part he said:
II need not tell you that II has been a
pleasure TO us 70 welceme-tAe president
OF the United states and his cabinet
among the recent converts 10 Democratic
principles I'm conection with this great
question
THE president had only recently seen
the light. While we, In our national plat
form and In our speeches were calling
aloud for increased powers for the inter-
state commerce commission, the Republ-
can platform was silent on that question
and it's speakers were equally so.
without the help OF the president we
would not have been able to do much. We
are glad 20 have him with as. as we are
always glad TO have anybody with US In
opposition TO any inequalities. inequities
and expioitations, whether by government
itself or by government-created bodies.
1T is 10 be hoped that later on the pres
ident will utter a tone equally unmistak6-
BILE I'm favor OF pruning from our present
ridiculous tariff its excrescences, Unequal
tiles and exploitatiOns
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TO RELIEVE
ADM|RAL'S
WIDOW

Washington. Jan. 3l.-The bill for the
relief Of Jeanie r. Bartlett, widow OF Rear
Admiral John Russell Bartlett OF Rhode
Island was passed by the senate yester-
day. This bill was introduced by Senator
Aldrich on Dec. 1s 1906, and reported from
the committee on noval affairs by Sena-
tor Gallinger. Jan. 16.
1t proposes TO pay 20 Mrs. Bartlett the
difference in pay between a captain and
rear admiral I'm the navy fro mthe date
OF her husbands promotion. Feb. TO- 1903
to the date OF his death, Nov. 22, 1904
The act which promoted Captain Bart
lett TO rear admiral provided that no pay.
bounty or other emolument should accrue
by reason OF It's passage; but the navy de-
partment In a letter the committee stated
that IL had no knowledge OF the season
why this proviso should have been In
cluded in the act, and added that Rear
Admiral Bartlett was a very efficient and
Jealous office: that at all times while on
the retired list he was ready to perform
such duty as he was able and did per-
form n great deal OF very important ser
vice during this period, and that at the
time OF his death he was in active SER
vice and contracted the disease which
caused his death in the performance OF
that duty.
This oih will go to the committee on
claims In the house.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-01-31
NOW after
W|DENER
HOLDINGS

Philadelphia, Jan s1.-There were ru-
mors on the street yesterday that the
Belmont Ryan interests. which recently
consolidated all the railways In New
York city, surface, elevated and under
ground, have secured conrtol OF the Phil
adelphia Rapid Transit company with its
ironclad monopoly OF Philadelphia's $
streets.
In some quarters, the Street is disposed
to look upon the rumor as circulated in
the interests OF stock jobbery, but those
who vouoh for IL point 20 the fact that
negotiations are now going on between
the Belmont-R Ryan syndicate or New York
and p A. B Widener and his son George
for their holdings in Rapid Transit
The elder Widener is now in New York
awaiting the action OF the syndicate. It
was learned yesterday that the big block
OF Transit stock had been held by the
same interests which have been quietly
buying all they couf get. II tho New
Workers have bought ell the widener
holdings they will have sufficient infiu-
ence 10 control the company.
George u. Wldener. when seen yester-
day, refused 10 deny or affirm the ru-
mors. He admitted. however. that his
father was In New York. but that he
knew nothing OF what had taken him
there
1t has been no secret, however. that
Mr. Widener was TO lay aside tho burdens
OF active business life. His holdings and
the Elkins stock would be more than am
pie 20 secure control The latter con-
sisted OF 5000 shares. Many millions ad-
ditional capital will. however. eventually
have 10 be raised 10 provide for the con-
strucuon OF lines 10 meet the growing
demands OF travel
At tho present time the disposition OF
the managers OF the company is not TO
go ahead with projected sibways any
faster than ie necessary. This probably
explains the request ~ tho company for
an extension Of time by councils for the
completion OF the eastern end OF tho Mar
ket street subway.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-01-31

were Joined by their wives and families,
and at 1880 they assembled at the Savoy
whore an informal reception was held,
followed at s by one OF Caterer Lyman's 5
piping hot turkey dinners. The dinner
was an informal one, and at the close.
the floor was cleared and dancing until
about midnight was enjoyed. The yusic
being furnished by Fay's orchestra The
grand march was led by John T. Keefe
and wife and there were about GO couples
In line.
The credit for the success OF the affair
rests largely upon the shoulders OF the
following committee: John Il. Keefe
Thomas f. Monahan and Horace r.
Knowles
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-01-31
CAUGHT IN ACT
4 Westerly StorsksspM Fsuat Well Known
Character On His Premises

A th&ef wss discovered I'm Dennis Keo-
gan's store, on Liberty street. Westerly,
Monday night. by Mr. and Mrs. Reagan.
They recognized the intruder as Ben
NY Beneon, az he was making a dash for
liberty.
soon after Benson attacked John Mo-
riarty. When the broke away and started
10 run, Benson fired three shots at him
from a revolver.
Deputy sheriff Casey and Constable
Trant searched for Benson and chased
him into some woods
Benson is wanted for tho break AT the
Westerly Drugstore. Canal street. early
Monday evening.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-01-31
ICE WAS THIN
George and Leonard DsffIen, Small Boys,
Nearly 0revAst While Skating

George and Leonard Deffur. 9 and 10
years Of age, respectively. children of
George Deffur OF 80 Howell street, had a
narrow escape from drowning in Frog
pond. near the corner Of Elmgrove and
Doyle avenues. yesterday morning.
They adjusted their skates and were
striking out for the centre OF the pond
when the thin ice gave way and they
were over their heads.
The boys chung 10 the edge Of the ice
called for help and were rescued by
Charles G. Miller, farmer and Abra-
ham Holden, a peddler. Mrs Mahey OF
300 Doyle avenue provided them with
warm clothing.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-01-31
G. n. RUNCE & CO.
WARREN.

Advertisements for The News may be
left with r, A. Bliss, Goss block.
William Albert Church OF South Main
street has a gang OF men employed daily
I'm his woodland In the town OF Swansea
cutting trees that are 10 be shaped into
spies and carted to Greene's Landing in
South Warren. where in the early spring
work Will be begun on q large pile dock
that is 90 extend out across the flats 20
deep water The dock ia TO be for General
Greene OF this town, an extensive oyster
dealer, and when it Is completed a large
and commodlous oyster shop will be erect
ed on the end Of the wharf. where all the
modern conveniences will be employed by
Mr. Greene in handling OF his oyster
stock
Thomas Donlln. for some years past
foreman at the repair shop OF the Con-
solidat ted road here. which brand OF
work has removed TO Valley Fails. sew
cred his connections with the road yes
terday afternoon. Mr.. DOnlin was offered
a like position I'm the new shop. but de-
cided 20 remain In Warren. This morn
ing he entered the employ OF the Great
Atlantic and Pacific Tea company. as
Bristol county agent.
Inc Intentions or marriage OF MT.
Frank +. Read and Miss Clara Tanner
have been filed at the town clerks office.
They are 10 be married this evening by
the Rev. II. w. watJen, pastor of the
First Baptist church or this town. They
will reside here.
Investigation proves that any mud
throwing that might have happened with
I'm n week I'm the north end OF the town.
complaints Of which were lodged with tho
police by a party of autolsts. who claimed
that the occupants az well as the ma
chine suffered, was more than likely the
work Of some one older than boys.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-01-31
ANTHRACITE
WORKERS
DEMANDS

Wilkesbarre, Pa, Jan. 3i.--PresIdent
Mitchell OF the United Mine Workers has
notified the members OF the anthracite
region executive boards, who comprise
the scale committee appointed by the
Shamokin convention, TO be prepared to
meet In this city next Monday to for
mulate the demands which are TO be
made upon the anthracite operators at the
Joint conference on Feb. Is.
IL the conference with the soft coal
operators is completed in time, President
Mitchell will arrive here Saturday or
Sunday and the session of the committee
will be called to order on Monday It
is expected TO last three or four days
SESSIONS SECRET
Indianapolis. Ind, Jan. 3l-The de-
mands OF the miners OF the central COM
petitive and OF the Southwestern fields
were discussed in separate scale COM
nittee sessions behind closed doors yes
terday
National officers OF the miners said that
the indications were that there would be
no report from either OF these inner
chamber bodies for at least two days
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-01-31
MAGIC HAIR STAIN.

For brown or black. prepared by
GEORGE CRMSBY. Wig Maker and
Hairworker- I'D fremont street, Bos.oA
IL is sfmp'e safe and easily applied: con.
tains no lead poisons: use Il once ana
you will never use ar other. BLAND.
ING a BLANDING. - weybosset street
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-01-31

MRS. wINSLow's SOOTHING SYRUP
has been used for over so years BY mil.
teething. with perfect success. II soothss
the child. softens the gums. sllays AL
pain: cures wind collie. and is the bs,t
remedy for Diarrhoca. 81 will relieve the
poor little sufferer Immediately. Sold By
Druggists In every part Of the world
Twenty -hve cents a bottla BE sure and
ask for Mrs. Whslov's Sooahing Syrup"
snd take no other kind
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-01-31
RHODE ISLAND
SCHOOL OF DESIGN
IL WATERMAN ST. PROVIDENCE.
Second Term begins Jan. 10Th.
DAY AND EVENING CLASSES.

Courses in freehand drawing, painting,
decoration, modelling, architecture, house
construction, mechanical design and shop
work, textile design and weaving jewelry
design and shopwork Children's Sat-
urday morning class. Special students
admitted Year book on application.
Registrars office open daily and Monday,
Tuesday and Thursday evenings.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-01-31
REAL ESTATE

insurance, Mortgages, LOANS, Farms-
Business chances. Your property or
business sold, no matter where located.
HILDRETH e. CANADA.
212 Union 81. Tel 2575-X. Union.
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Advertisements for The News may be
left with r. A. Bliss Goss block.
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A'xEN,s.c. c.,MagnoIia Inn

A modern family hotel. Send for book
let and rates TO HENRY BUSCH. Propl
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-01-26
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LIST OF CLAIMS.
Allowed BY the Lawrence Count.
Nv, Fiscal Court During
The Year 1905.

This : 10 certify that the f0ll0H-
ing claims Eere allowed The folloE-
ing psrs,rs At the regular April term
Of the Lawrence Fiscal Court. lss6.
Ii ShePard for his support a. P1uP-
er. sl5ea
wn- Vanhocse for bis support =
pouper. s-5-le
Jamss HAIRLESS for bis support :
pzuper. s2se0
Cap Atkins for keeping Laeinia Mar
cum non ls1 Of September 1884 tC
lst Of April. lss5. $50
Anderson HAYES for keeping PauP-
e- chiliren mouths. s-ln
'ohn Smith for his support As pa4p-
e for 5 months, se5eo-
Henry Barker for his support Tor ~
rs soas. months. Sl5-e9i
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OF county Szoa
William Adams aIIo~ei for keeping
paaPsr children. Se5-ea
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paupe- eAIldEsn. sl5.oa-
Mrs. J. G. HoEard allowed for n.
support Of pesPz9 ehIla from Jan
-. 1875. 70 April. 1st, IS5. Se.t6s
William JOausoa sHo~sd for ksepins
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II restores tone TO the neTvO1s system.
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lets care 4 Thsy neyer Eup@
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-01-26

'1E hr-I tErth N[t1-c. 4>r8".
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l. X Vins1n expenses Ruzyon fan
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energy and think cieAn, cieAr, heAlihy
tho1ghtS
He vii never Be tro1hied with liver.
lung. stomach O. blood disorders Dys-
pepsiA and indigestion originate N
uncieAn z0nachs Blood diseases are
found vhere there Is unclezn blood
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-01-26

Ouisde CLEANLINESS Is les tran half
he battle. A nan may scrub himself .