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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1906-11-30

"oh. isn't II !olly7" said Dicky to Dolly.
II wonder why people complain.
II we are together. what matters the
weather.
love TO be out In the rainT'
NO need OF 'hrolly.'" said Dicky IN
Dolly.
'wer not made Of sugar or salt,
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1906-11-30

"Do YOU know" asked Mrs Hen
peck. "that this Is our eleventh an
niversary:"
Ours" he answered, edging to-
ward the door. Thank YOU, dear.
| supposed you considered it yours"
Chicago Record Herald.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1906-11-30

Mrs. Newlywed-Now that we are
married don't mind telling you that
several times ] was on the point OF
breaking or the engagement.
AIr. Newlywed Cgloomlly)-Well.
don't suppose II can be helped now
Philadelphia Press
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-09-24
MINOR OFFENDERS UP
BEFORE JUSTICES BAR

In the district court today William
Smith pleaded not guilty as common
railer and brawler and was held in 5000.
Knute Person was fined $50 and costs
for assault on Nels Pierson. whom he
struck when the latter refused him en-
trance into Swedish hall.
Annie Sullivan pleaded guilty as COM
mon drunkard and was placed on proba-
tlon
William Mcintyre pleaded not guilty Of
assault on Morris Dilute and was held In
$40
Henry Clark. a colored boy aged 9. in
the juvenile court pleaded guilty OF steal
ing from the outlet and was fined s.
The boy and the police said that the
yCungster acted on the bidding Of an
other boy.
Walter Pcttis. about " years old. who
was placed - probation on Jan. Is for
vagrancy. was surrendered by Probation
officer Wallace. and was sent 10 the re-
form school during minority.
william Tlbodeau. on a charge OF va
grancy. pleaded not guilty and was held
I'm $500
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-09-24
GOOD ATTRACTIONS AT
The THEATRES THIS Week

Clara Lipman and Louis Mann will ap-
pear at the Providence opera House all
this week In Julie Bonbon." the play
written by Miss Lipman and in which
she takes the title role. This Is the com
edy in which Miss Lipman and her hus-
band appeared successfully last season.
II will be the plays first presentation in
Providence.
Another western meiodrama Will hll
this week at the Empire theatre. THE
Gambler OF the West" is the title, and
among the features announced are real
od-t time stage coach and a gen--1e In
dian papoose. There will be the usual
matnees on Tuesday. Thursday and Sat-
urday.
The program at Keith's will be headed
by Harndins electrical ballet, Starlight" "
said TO be a novel and dazzling spectacle.
fort. the English entertainer in song
readings: a sketch, ELIAS All Right by
Miss Norton and Paul Nicholson; the
-Four Rianos; Mealey. Welch and Mont
rose, In a baseball burlesque; Happy Jack
Gardner, monologist; the Josselin Trio;
Musical Kleist: Kleko and Fravoli;
Thomas Meegan and company; Dudley,
Cheslyn and Burns; Hendrix and Pres
colt, shoe dancers, and Archer and
Crocker, acrobatic comedians.
THE Champagne Girls" are the week s
offering at the Imperial Sketches. songs
and vaudeville numbers OF the usual kind
will be presented with q Champagne
drill' as a feature. Thursday will be
amateur night
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-09-24
WARREN
Funeral Of William Martin Yes
tsrday Afternoon Largely
Attended

The funeral services OF the late William
from the residence OF the deceased on
South Main street The services were
conducted by Rev. Mr.. Watjen, pastor OF
the Baptist church. Many beautiful floral
offerings were In abundance. Interment
was at the South cemetery.
Town Sergeant @. L. Drown has noti-
fed Peter Getrey. Joseph Durant and
Frederick III. Martin that they have been
drawn to serve as petit jurors at the ses~
sion OF the superior court at Providence
commencing oct. g.
Arrangements are completed by the
Warren artillery for the presentation Of
a mock court trial in the town hall on
Wednesday evening, Oct. 3. Col. A. V.
Newton OF Worcester who is too well
known in this section. to need an intro
duction, has charge OF the affair and the
cast of characters includes many promi-
nent local people Secretary of state Ben
nett has been cast for the part or fore
man OF the jury. The ushuring system at
the town hall on this evening will be i'm
charge OF members Of the Warren artil-
lery. who will be In military dress.
The work on the addition 10 the Warren
Manufacturing companies well under way
and Contractor Watson has large force
OF laborers and mechanics at work on the
job. The foundations are completed and
the work Of constructing the walls will be
commenced Immediately The machinery
has already been ordered. but will not
arrive here until everything is in read
mess for its installation.
Contractor Davis broke ground last
week at the Bosworth lot on Manning
street for a new brick structure. rs feet
long by 35 feet wide. and one story In
height. The building is TO be used as n
machine shop by the firm OF r. NJ Bos-
worth q Co., machnists, and will be en-
larged from the present plant. operated
in the lower portion OF the Rowland q
Wheaton Co. building. New machinery
will be added to the present carried by
the concern and an excellent business will
be built up around the present one.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-09-24
vANDERBILI'S cab HORSE
LOOKS TO Be REAL FIND

Alfred @. Vanderbilt held an informal
horse show I'm his private training place
of Oakland farm yesterday afternoon. for
the purpose OF showing few OF his
friends the horses he purchased at the
horse show at Syracuse last week.
The lot includes n handsome pair OF
dark bays. which Mr.. Vanderbilt intends
exhibiting In light harness classes. but
the main purchase r. n gray horse which
r. 20 be added 20 his coaching string The
horse was driven I'm a public csb In which
MIR Vanderbilt rode while In Syracuse
lie was attracted by the horses ac-
tlons. and seeing great possibilities in the
horse with the proper training Mr.. Van
derbilt az once sent his manager. Charles
III. Wilson 20 purchase the horse.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-09-24

when the father reached the room OF HIS
daughter there was no one but the girl
there.
For some reason no further investiga-
tion Of the premises was made. and In
the morning when the members OF the
family went To the lower rooms they
found that the fellow had secured
quantity OF valuable siverware that had
been i'm the dining room.
This story was reported 20 the police
yesterday morning and Detective Henry
started out TO investigate but the girl
could give but little information which
would be valuable. as she was so fright
ened that she did not take much notice
of how the fellow looked.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-09-24
SHORE RESORT SEASON
PRACTICALLY OVER NOW

All the local resorts closed their seasons
a week or more ago, with the exception
Of Crescent park; but for one more Sun
day the Coney Island of the east will keep
its gates open TO the seekers after recre-
alton.
Yesterday the grounds held a crowd
surprisingly large for the time OF year.
Most Of the attractions were open and
doing business.
At Rocky Point nothing was open ex-
cept some Of the stands, 10 catch the pat
ronage OF the crowd drawn by the last
baseball game OF the season.
The season of 1906 was more successful
for the shore resorts than early indica-
tions promised.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-09-24
DEMOCRATS ARE
DETERMINED
(Continued from pago One.)

Continued from page one)
therein can be seen by all persons IN the
rooms: that before the ballotins coin
mences the boxes be exposed so as 10
show that they are free OF ballots; that
the name OF the voter be announced suf-
ficiently loud TO be heard: that the op-
portunity be given-without obstructing
the citizens in their voting-to take the
names OF all persons voting at the eau
Gus: that in accordance with the caucus
law, representatives OF the candidates he
allowed to inspect the counting Of the
ballots. and that we have In all respects
the cooperation OF your department for a
fair and honest expression OF the wishes
OF the Democratic voters.
yours very truly,
"RICHARD B. COMSTOCK,
JAMES II. THURSTON.
RICHARD HAYWARD,
PETER G. CANNON,
GEORGE f. TROY"
Chairman William III. Luther and Com
missioner Harold J. Gross were present.
Mr.. Comstock made no formal statement.
as he regarded the petition as being self
explanatory.
No action was taken on the matter,
which will come before the board at its
regular meeting tomorrow afternoon,
which has been called for 1880 o'clock a
half hour earlier than usual. TO permit
Commissioner Lewis ]. Pierce 10 attend.
as he has other business requiring his at
tention tomorrow afternoon. Mr.. Pierce
was present for a half hour this morning
before the other commissioners arrived,
but said he could not wait for them.
That the commissioners will not ignore
the petition is regarded as certain. as all
OF them have expressed individually their
belief that the police should not take a
partisan stand at caucuses or elections.
but should confine their activities to pre-
sarvine the peace
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-09-24
EAST PROVIDENCE
Fishing Club Had An Enjoyable
Days Outing Down tho Bay
Beaten By a Road Roller He
DispOses Of His k,t)

Advertisements and items for the
News Democrat can be left at Alexander
Munro's Boston Store. Warren avenue.
The following named members OF the
East Providence Fishing club spent yes
terday down the bay in the naphtha
launch Ruth: G. ii. Romer. Philip De
laney Pop" Tindall William Bailey. n
cousin OF Senator Bailey OF Texas; Will
liam Gilmore, Dennis Fenlon. Frank VIII
bur. Charles Simmons. the Village Butch
err and one other. The party went as
far as Prudence Island where n landing
was made. A bake was prepared by Ca
terer Simmons and his assistants Romer.
In the bake was tautog, caught by the
party. corn and potatoes fresh from the
garden OF Mr.. Tindall and these with
clans dug for the bake, made a feed III for
king. There was plenty OF music on
board OF the yacht. Messrs. Bailey, Fen
Ion and Romer being vocalsts OF more
than ordinary ability and they were very
generous with their efforts during the trip.
The party reached home at a late hour.
and IL was voted 10 be the most enjoya-
BILE outing ever held by the club"
SOLD HIS AUTO.
one OF the best known druggists in this
town recently purchased an automobile.
and the story goes that on Friday OF last
week while taking a spin he passed a
heavy road rolling machine, and a
few seconds later something went wrong
with the auto.
The heavy rolling machine passed the
auto. and what the men In the rolling ma
chine said TO the druggist about being
beaten by such a vehicle caused him 10
dispose OF the auto and I'm the future he
will stick 10 horse, or the electrics for
riding.
MINOR MENTION.
The Rev. w. w. Booth. pastor OF the
Haven M T.. church, will go TO the Rhode
Island hospital this evening for the pur-
pose OF having broken arm reset. Last
May while visiting friends at Pawtucket
he had the misfortune to break his left
arm near the wrist and IL was not proper.
ly set. The officers of the church are
to hold meeting this evening and at the
close Mr. Booth will go 10 the hospital
William c. Percival, clerk at II. III. To-
bins, went to Stafford Pond yesterday
and returned with l6 handsome black
bass With him were Edward Burgess.
George Brownell and Capt Barney, all
meeting with success.
The funeral OF John Kavanagh. at one
time sergeant OF the police at Riverside
was held at the Church of the Sacred
Heart this morning. The interment was
at St Francis cemetery There were
many handsome floral offerings
At the session OF the Seventh district
court this morning one man was fined 81
and costs for being intoxicated, which he
paid.
The regular monthly meeting OF the
school committee will be held in their
rooms In the town hall this evening.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-09-24

A delegation from Farragut Post. c.. A
r.. went to Attleboro today to attend the
funeral Of their late comrade, Charles
Eaton. who died at the Soldiers home at
Chelsea. The deceased was for many
years resident OF this place and was
highly respected.
a party OF young men from this place
went to Rock Island I'm the yawl Yetna
yesteg day. when they had game Of ball
and clambake.
Miss Mildred Allen. clerk at Tobln &
Gaffney's. left for Boston this morning,
where she will spend her vacation with
her uncle.
The social committee Of Riverside
Lodge knights OF Pythias, Is arranging
for n Dutch" supper TO be held In
CRUDE han wednesday evening.
Captain John Meehan and wife have
returned from a visit TO Mr.. Meehans
brother at New York.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-09-24
EXCITING EXPERIENCE.

The l1-ycar-old daughter OF Bowen y
Ryder. whose home is az II Nickerson
street, had most exciting experience
with burglar az an early hour sunday
morning. IL was about 2 u'rturh when ~lrr-
was awakened and found that there was
a man In the room and ne was ransack.
ing the drawers of dressing case that
was MOI FAR from her bed. She gave 1T
tie heed 20 the danger OF making a noise
bat uttered n scream which startled the
other members of the family Before they
could reach the room. however. the ruff
nan. seeing that he had got 20 leave.
concluded 90 take revenge on the girl
He grabbed an Indian club that was
standing near the struck the girl 90 hard
blow as 10 knoek her down. lie then
made his escape. as was at the time sup
posed by means Of an open window and
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-09-24
OBSERVED RALLY DAY.

Rally day was observed yesterday at
the First Baptist church by the mem
bers of the Sunday school A program
OF hymns, scriptural readings and re-
sponses. exercises by the members OF
the school and an address by the pas
tor, Rev. Frank Rector, were the prin-
cipla features OF the Sunday school ses-
sion. The exercises were largely attend
ed and were most interesting TO all.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-09-24

'~H" - bHI IoT Club.
There was a very large attendance OF
English people In Mulespinners' hall I'm
-eUttrrii- oeh-s----+--ei-,- Afternoon, AZ
which time the plans for the formation
OF British club were quite fully de-
veloped
James Taylor was chosen temporary
chairman G. n Holland temporary sec
retay. James Bane. temporary treasurer.
ard Thomas Anderson. William Broad
bent and John Lord. a finance commit
tee.
Temporary Chairman Taylor made an
address on the objects of the proposed
organization. after which ne introduced
Henry J. Dubois Of Providence. who de-
livcred an interesting address. IN which
- recounted the prosperity Of ths Writ
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-09-24
STATEMENT DELAYED.
CHURCH RE-oPENED.

The High Street Universalist church
was opened yesterday after having
been kept closed since early In the sum
mer During these months extensive al
terations and improvements have beer
going on in the interior OF the build
ing
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-09-24

Advertisements and items for the
News Democrat can be left at Alexander
Munro's Boston Store 3 Warren avenue.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-09-24
RANsACKED THE DESKS

The main offices of the Rhode Island
Supply and Engineering company at 15t
West Exchange place were entered on
Sunday and desks were ransacked, en-
trance being gained through cellar win
dow.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-09-24
RIVERSIDE
Members Of Farragut Post At.
tend Funeral Of COmrade at
AttI0bOro

The local office OF the News-Demo-
crat Is at Cons re.taurant. Riverside
square. where advertiser ents and news
items may be left
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-05-29
Southern Railway

Schedule .gooty. Apr -,.h ls'g
Trains lowe a-lilgfon 'ror lcnnfg eu',
Station.
1854. u. u,rJ -Io.,i Dor Uarr .ar..i. a.r
-rf.u fInt,i lie. sHi VOC sfttI.rr
1927 r .g daily Washington .nn ri rir .
Limited Through coaches Gud fierItr Go Coz
ldu bin. Savannah aud Jacksonville. uiI ing
Ulsa. 10. Daily-tniied s.stes Ease Mail.
First-.iss- cuachc, and drawiuz room. sleeper 90
sew Orleans Dining cnr service.
4Ol D. M Week uays-iucal for Harrison burg
and way stations on Manassas Branch.
4ss D. N. Dnily-Loeal ,or warnnion and
71or. "a. Dally-New York and Atlanta TX
oress- Firstcisss coach TO Atlanta. sleeper 60
Columbus, Ca. Mondays. Nednesdays, Ed
days. sunset Route Tourist sleeper. W Arlington
go .. IA. DALI View York and Florida E1-
Dress Firat class .aach and sleepers 60 Column
bia savannah. Jacksonville sleeper to Au-
yiista and Port Tampa. Dining car a Ia carte.
1000 %. NJ paiiT-NeH York and Memphis
Limited (via Lynchburg -tirst-c ass coach and
sl.orfpg csr 70 Roanoke. Knoxville. Chstta-
nooga. Birmingham and Memphis; sleeper to
Now Orleans. Diuing-car service.
lOE D. ia. Daily esningtou and South
western Iimited-hn Pullman trains club and
observation cars 20 Atlanta and Mac n. -lecpers
g. Nashville. Atlanta. Macon. birmingham,
New Orleans Dining car scrFce.
TRAINS ON BLUEMONT RRANCH
Leave Washington SO o. M, $50 y. m,
lfs o. NJ. 500 =. "a. week days. for Biucmont
e2s ID. m. week days Tor Lsosburg.
siGa. m. and sos y. ~. ior Element Sundays
lnlg. ~,
Through trains from The south arrive, wash
f,rt, AZ a, u, 65s n I'M. $50 am. Hos q. r.,
sf0 To- m and $50 p. H.. and $50 y. "a. daily.
Local trains from BarrifOnburg II 80 D. m. week
lay. and 800 q. ~. daily. From thariottes-
Vile. SO -. m. and Lynch urs 3.-o . ~ aAily;
Tickets slcepin..-car reservations, and detailed
Information can be had At ticket Office. 10 18TH
"a. 81 Pa ave aud FeunsJ lvania station.
Baggage checked through from hotels and resi-
Phone $3.50 Tor p. Il. X. Cab service.
Il. d. SPENCER, General Manager
\. VI. HARDWlCK. Pass. Tratic Mgr.
W H. TAYLOE Gen. Pass Agant.
Is. BROWN, General Agent.
Washington. DO.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-05-29

university. where o. statue OF lh' Ere''
scientist Aea-sz was thrown from ils
d.snilcd perch above the entrance 10 %
building and stood upon It's head on th'
ground lumth Strangely enough Tie
figure of Aeasslz npt only remained
ina.t lut continued after the earth
Quake to rptau ana upright though In
vertcl position The head of the scicn-
list. however, WAS liked Zoo the earth. as
Size G,urc stuck down in the ground as
Jar a. tac shoulders. With feet in air.
tae statue Furnished grotcsQuc mp.
u..rucc aul suggested thc idea that
OBJ, rrtlluI IS, ,ya, caused Jog some d'
anon tr,a- to un things upside down
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-05-29

NTIC E


To salllc Lewis. Della Lewis, Lula l.wis and j Dol
Lewis their heirs etc.
You az. hereby notified chat o. purchaser OF
DELINQUENT land snir OF She hr'r ncre- ~ land
conveyed .on by j. Brittle and situate in spot
syivnuia Go. Va. shall. iu accordance With TIE
statute In such case made and provided after drs
publication Of this notice for four months, apply
for deed 10 said land
" v WALLER.
&c j Graves D. a.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-05-29

WHERE A STREAM or LAVA STOPPED Al
BOsCO TEICASE
had thereby been arrested photographs
were also secured of places where it
bad broken through bridges and arch
ways and stopped seemingly halfway
in its work Of destruction. The lava
flow was practically confined TO tie
southern slopes Of Mount Nesuvius.
At Bosco Trecase there were t%o
streams Of lava which joined and then
flowed through the valley.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-05-29
sFT asY PRICES
W 6 EMRREY

lsuccess0r Embrey & Bergman ]
Dealer i'm Railroad Gross Ties, Cedar
Posts. Spokes aud Hoops keeps
constantly on hand a large supply OF
Raled Hay and Nili Feed. O1ce nea r
Railroad Depot, Fredericksburg, Va.
Also AGENT f0r Page Wire Fence Go
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-06
NEGRESS IS FREED
BURNED IN JAIL FIRE. HENRIET-
 TIA HOWARD IS ACQUITTED.
She Showed However That She Had Acted fin Self Defense When She Killed Her Hus-
 band.

uenrietta Howard alias Henrietta Howell. a negress, was yesterday ac- quilted of murder by a jury in the crim- inaI division of the city court.
 The Howard woman was one of the negresses who was so seriously burned during the fire that came so near com pletely destroying the county jail sev- eral months ago. The fact that she had undergone the misery of being burned, almost at one time succumbing g had great weight with the jury that tried her Her plea of self defense itself, was undisputed by the evidence produced by the state, and upon this ground alone, it Is more than proba- bIe that she would have been acquitted. But there was a vein of sympathy for the woman. More than one juror felt that the woman had already suffered enough for the crime. of which she was accused.
 The negress has entirely recovered from the burns which she received in the jail fire. She was bubbling over with joy when the verdict of her ac- uuittal was announced. She had been confined in the jail since last Decem- Der.
 Henrietta Howard was charged with the murder of her husband, Emanuel Howard. True it was that she did kill him during the month of last December by shooting him with a gun, but there were mitigating circumstances that convinced the jury of the woman's inno cence. The killing occurred near Snow doun in beat 10. The woman pleaded self defense. She testified that she and her husband were in a quarrel. and that he was advancing upon her with a
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-06
Died From Injury.

Bob Willis. the negro at the shops of the Southern Railway yesterday af- ternoon. was struck in the head and had his skull broke in by jack lever in the hands of another negro. Dave Scott, died from the effects of his injuries a few hours later in an infirmary in this city.
 The two negroes who for several years past have worked side by side in the Southern shops had dispute yes- terday afternoon about a trifling mat ter and came to blows. Scott picked up a heavy piece ofrwood which was used as jack lever and hit Willis on the head with it. The blow broke the ne- gro's skull and caused the bone to press against the brain. He was car ried to m infirmary where an opera tion was to have been performed.
 After striking Willis with the piece of wood, Scott made his escape and was chased for three miles in the country by police officers. Finally he was lost and the officers returned to the city Last night it was reported to the police authorities that Scott had been seen near his home in the eastern part of the city. The officers visited his home but were unable to locate him and he has not yet been captured.