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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-04-03
HOME RULE CERTAIN.

striving to police
which has the house and before the
persist quoting Utter opposed
the obviously for the purpose creating the impression
that because executive hostile the
necessarily be bad
governor antagonistc
surprising Nevertheless his opinion will
weight than will that any citizen
he utterly IGNORES THE DON
NANT SENTIMENT OF THE PEOPLE OF PROVIDENCE.
Governor Utter holds that will be better continue the
appointing and confirming the hands the executive
and than transfer the and aldermen That
he would PERPETUATE THE OUTRAGE to which Providence
has been subjected during half proong
the poliaton that dprves the largest municipality
all voice the selection of control the action of board that
spends every year 100000 of the ciy's
He would DENY THE RIGHT OF HOME RULE INDEFI-
NITELY to this community the specous and ny ground that
police commission appointed by the confirmed by the
will be appointed by mayor
confirmed by the board of aldermen.
Recent how utterly untenabe Governor Ues
entlon For ve appointed commission has been
absolute control of the police department yet only
bill to RESTORE LOCAL sELF-GoVERNMENT is favorably
reported the lower branch of the general assembly
mission GETS BUSY IN THE LINE OF VICE SUPPRESSION
Why delay pasvty the face of conditions
abomnable and scandalous?
Why the sudden and surprising access O activity?
Can any doubt the MAS
TERS-THE PEOPLE-WILL TOLERATE NO CONDITION
OF VICfOUSNESS AND tAWEESSNESS such has disgaced
the community since board upon
For FIVE the people of Providence
reach the appointing confirming power They not dead
effectively with the the
and because public sentiment
the house that staepponted permitted
lodemen security from cha
tisement in this city.
But under the bill before PEOPLE CAN
REACH THE MAYOR AND BOARD OF ALDERMEN They
hold both accountability for the
placed the police commission and for the efficiency
of those in the performance duties
Public sentiment has been POWERLESS AT THE STATE
HOUSE BUT 1T WILL BE ALL POTENT AT THE CITY
HALL 1t will compel the appointment of honest
capable administer police department
1t will force the police commission OUT EVIL AND
SUPPRESS VICE.
ing and demoralzng conditions PROVIDENCE SOON
BE HOME RULE spite desperate efforts of those
attempting twenty senator's
from diminutive country towns.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-04-03
WHAT OTHERS
ARE SAYING

Even II New York and Canada both
were to receive an enormous monetary
compensation II would not warrant the
annihiation Of the falls The cataract
does not belong to New York state nor TO
a limited section of Canada, but to the
people OF America az whole. and. in "A
certain sense, TO the entire world Chi
cago News.
"How long is II since announcement
was made OF new line OF American
ocean steamers being established OF any
thing like this magnitude to go from any
where to any where? Russia can estab-
llsh such a line: what ought not prosper
Gus America he able TO do I'm the same di-
rection? IL Is for the house at Washing
ton to answer these questions. New
York Sun.
"The commercial spirit OF the age has
dampened, IL not killed, the love for the
beautiful, the wonderful. the sublime and
the artistic Which recalls the remark Of
the thrifty New Englander when seeing
for the first time tho beautiful Capitol
grounds at Washington: IT'S blamed
shame TO waste all this ground ola posies.
III tend II all I'm cabbages and give 'em
half of the crop. kansas City Post
The Kaiser arrived at Tangier and
made that disturbing speech on March 81.
1906, and the Algeciras conference closed
IL labors and announced It's agreement on
March 81 1905. Meanwhile, II has been a
year OF uneasy apprehension In Europe,
all on account OF that single speech. -
Boston Herald.
'If the work OF destruction proceeds, IL
will be i'm the face OF positive informa-
tion OF the results, and IL will stamp the
lawmaking bodies OF New York and the
OF natural wonders. especially when the
greed. Detroit Free Press.
BETTING inside the fence In 10 be legal
again. IL would make the affair more
symmetrical now TO legalze embezze-
ment outside the fence, New York
American.
1T Is amazing To note from the projects
thus far authorized the state Of New York
will receive practically nothing for the
$4,000 horse power authorized on the
American side: the Queen Victoria Mag
ara Falls park will receive an annual rem
tai OF S270O0 for the $4,000 horse power
authorized In the Canadian side. Louis
Vile Courier Journal.
"The Hon. Pat Sheedy, also something
OF an art connoisseur, returns briefly
from n self-imposed exile carrying the
title OF Pasha and entitled 10 the regala
dignity OF the three horsc-tails IL he will.
there is in Morocco for Mr.. Garfield too
the open door and the opportunity TO for
get. New York World
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-04-03
POPE EXPRESSES
GREAT SYMPATHY
WITH RUSSIA.

ST. Petersburg, April 3.-The Novoe
Vremya today publishes dispatch from
It's correspondent at Rome, who described
an audience which he had OF the pope at
which his holiness expressed profound
sympathy with Russia, and said he hoped
God would assist in putting an end to
the troubles In that country.
Referring 10 his encyclical OF December
last the pope explained that II was writ
ten in a spirit OF love for the Poles and
In appreciation OF their merits before the
Apostolic See
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-04-03
FIRE At UTICA, n. y, CAUSES
LOSS ESTIMATED AT S35O,0OO

Utica n, Y. April S--The large four
story manufactory owned by the Foster
Bros. Manufacturing company and devot-
ed TO the making OF iron beds and spring
mattresses was burned today.
The loss IL placed AT s350Ooo Insurance
about $4,000 There are branches Of the
establishments In Toronto. ST. Louis, Mon
treal and Winnipeg. The plant will be re-
built as soon as possible.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-04-03

The failure OF the
NO MORE rice crop in Japan re-
sulting In n famine
FAILURE that has brought suf-
fering to millions and
OF CROPS. death 10 many. serves
10 emphasize our own
fortunate freedom from such calamitous
visitations Two decades and more have
passed since the destruction wrought by
srasshoppers in Kansas and the Dakotas
rendered necessary public contributions to
relieve local distress due 10 crop failure.
No longer do potato bugs. cinch bugs and
army worms ravago great stretches OF
farmland, for in his laboratory the pro-
gressive farmer has effective means for
tho determination OF the pests. Drought
OF course may ruin one OF his crops; but
he is not now solely dependent ON one
product OF the soil. Today farming Is
greatly diversified. Crops are varied and
are chosen with reference to soil and cli-
matte conditions. Add 20 this almost
imitess transportation facilities and un-
hampered opportunities for the prompt
interchange Of products. and II must be
admitted that the possibility OF famine
IN this fortunate country no longer exists.
Still further progress in agriculture In
confidently prophesied. Secretary Wilson
OF the department Of agriculture believes
THIS progress Will result in the ultimate
abolition Of all crop failures. This Will be
accomplished In part by irrigation Con-
cerning ravages by beetles. grass
hoppers and other insect pests. as well
a. by hot winds. the secretary believes
that improved agricultural methods will
prevent them IN time II has been def
rItcly established that grasshoppcrs viii
do little or no damage when they are able
10 set their normal food and when the
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-04-03
SECRETARY LOEB THROWN
FROM HORSE AND INJURED,

Washington, April 3.--Willlam Loeb.
Jr secretary to the president was thrown
from his horse last evening while riding
and 40 badly shaken up that he will be
unable TO be ~ the White House today.
No bones were broken. and II IL expect
cd he will he at his desk again In a day
or SO. The horse he was riding In cav
use presented 10 him by Capt Seth Rui-
lock iIs " n skittish animal and tho ac-
cidcnt happened by reason OF tho horse
shicing at an object at the roadside.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-04-03
44,O0O MINERS NOW ON
STRIKE AT LENS, FRANCE,

Lens. France. April 3.--The strikers in
the mining districts now number "a 600
Seven arrests have been made on charges
OF exploding dynamite cartridges and
stoning the police and non strikers.
The strikers made a demonstration to-
day against the arrests but the cavalry
charged and dispersed them, The coal
companies are disseminating the work
mems trains and the feeling against the
companies is increasing.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-04-03
VOICE OF
THE PEOPLE

Editor Providence News:
In your issue OF 18th ult. appears an ar
tlcle replete I'm flippantness OF detail re-
ferringto the approaching senatorial cam
paign I'm which Newport county feels n
peculiar interest. being almost regardless
OF party issues In favor of the candidacy
OF tho Hon. George Peabody Wetmore.
Your correspondent puts forth a strong
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-04-03

Coal dealers who give as reason for
advancing prices their desire TO prevent
well-to-do people from depicting the sup
ply, ignore the fact that they could have
restricted the quantity sold to each Gus
toner just as effectively under the old
figures as under the higher ones Their
explanation doesn't explain.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-04-03

Rhode Island is agitating for the pro-
lection OF the little necks" from destruc-
tion. Incidentally. Rhode Islands sena-
tors would like TO see the literary rubber
necks destroyed. New York Mail.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-04-03

Edward Everett Hale OF Massachusetts
and Rhode Island celebrated the SD anni-
so long been permitted 10 experience the
good feeling toward them OF thousands
OF their fellow citizens as has this grand
old man OF New England
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-04-03

Just as soon as tho average man UNDER
stands the manner OF voting in this state
the system is changed, Already plans are
being laid TO introduce voting machines
should the new ballot be found to per-
NIT too much independent voting.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-04-03

Some day the registration laws OF this
state Will be more fair and It will not be
necessary 10 register four months before
election. Under present conditions. how
ever. the sooner the matter Is attended
10 the better. Not one-tenth OF the possi-
BILE registration for Providence has yet
been secured.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-04-03

Not much trust Is TO be placed I'm flibus-
ter armies, but II the one reported to be
organizing at New York for the purpose
OF crushing Castro accomplishes it's object
the powers can well AFFORD To provide its
survivors with liberal pensions.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-04-03

Emperor William OF Germany will be
appreciated some day. lie deserves to be,
for he permitted not defeat in the Moroc-
co conference to trouble him a moment
but turned his attention at once to the
sending OF cavalry regiment TO Crefeld
in order that, in his own words. 1.-The young
ladies OF tho place might have dancing
partners
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-04-03

The old game OF whose got the button
is more interesting now than ever before
because there has been an increase of Il
per cent. in the output of those useful
articles in four years.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-04-03

Even should socialism grow to the ex-
him he will have the satisfaction of know
ing that an old-age pension will be pro-
vlded him.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-04-03

II is understood that II there is no
untoward occurrence the general assembly
will adjourn two weeks from tomorrow.
There Is yet time for some good work TO
redeem the up-to-date nullity record.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-04-03

The possible settlement Of the coal
Moran Of Boston from attacking the con-
federation OF coal dealers in his own
city,
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-04-03

with one exception won by smaller ma
jorities Burrillville seems safe for the
Democracy as long as Senator Fagan
is on the ticket.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-04-03

Philadelphia is taking up the subway
idea probably with the purpose OF doing
away with street-car service that disturbs
the slumbers Of it's people.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-04-03

Indications point to a more expensive
Providence. This, however, may mean a
buster and better city
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-04-03

senator Pagan carried Burrillyllle YES
terday for town treasurer by soi majority
and the entire Democratic town ticket
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-04-03
THENEWS' PATTERNS

IL is fitted by shoulder. underarm and
side back seams and three circular capes
give a smart air 10 the coat Many mate
rails are employed I'm the making, such as
cravenette. silk or ladies' cloth; and for
summer wear. nothing is cooler or better
for a dust coat than linen or pongee. The
edges or the cape collars are machine
stitched and rolling collar, which may
be OF velvet completes the neck.
The sleeves are large. thus allowing am
pie room for the full dress sleeve under-
meath. The medium size requires ca yards
OF Al inch material.
Ladies' Travelling Coat No 5l74: sizes
for 30. "a. SO, 3s. 40, AZ and a inch bust
measure
The. pattern here illustrated. will b>
mailed 10 any address on receipt OF ten
cents
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-04-03

This stylish model, shows one OF the
latest and best designs for travelling or
automobile coat IL will be found a very
useful garment 10 wear over a light even
ing dress, and for walking or driving; as
well aos n protection I'm stormy weather.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-04-03

NO MORE
FAILURE
OF CROPS.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-26

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pfunb 23e.
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len, $~4.00-S6.O.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-26

SnSssnapsIis 3aHesAreHs
0erobnI. btS gutter 10-12s; prtsa sts a.
pahlter l4-16e {; Sancp 82&-Ses. acIhss
peloru ID BIS 22e. Sapa 28-82e.
Sx Ra6etsn:
xrioia $14.75, 2toa S1t.75, Sesiss sll.76
caracas $1l. rs. DiHwortb'4 SIG. 30, Ode
Sasa Blend $500, GIim.as Saba BIenb
S14'75, Ouriea $ll.76.
Sr6er-Domsnoes 7.47e; esHi6judes 3 80
puIr eriFrter 6.32e; XIII puIpertFstu b.37.,
fshter sranm!trter 5.02e; gubes 6.47s; 6oxs
~fsctionsrs' u 5.07e; sstbsepoob Y 4.s2s; qsb.
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california Epriioisn Sc BIS 12e.
GMs-YaIa (40 OF. TeH). Sat. g. 10 per
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$50.
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Lp $500; 6bort 9teax 1850: NInpi
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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-26
&on9reb=Yrogramm.
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Saisn - $1..0 bis $1.95 per Outeno.
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eine fali& gsRslIte 9Bsi9e.
2otomOtibfibrer @tas. q. 2suis
bon bier wurhe gst6btet, elm farbigsr
6ei3er t6btli& berlett. 2ei9ter Der.
uunbet fiub 2 farbige pofeIerts.
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3ur5 n
parts.

Ours anfItn.5eie n
paris.
gbiIabetpbia, Is. Wdr3. prOf.
u. 8. Smith bon Der So9idule III
bon prd1oent &ooiebelt auserieben
tuorben bel Der 20O.idbrige Jsisr beg
@eburistasss Grantlin's au paris bic
@ebe i'm Wamsrl Der Ser. Staatsn 3l
baIten.
unerSanSsl 6
1aoa.
W q ngton, 25. Wdra.-
Na9 einem Bulletin bes Sspartemsnts
ffr 5anoel uuo 4rbsit, batte unfsr
6anoel nit ganaba I'm Sabre 1905
sinsn @srtb por s7O2, 999, 213 sesen
$50, 400. O96 i'm Sabre 1895. Sn
ben 20 Sabren bon 1875 Biz 1895
nabm unier 6nnbel nit ganaba nm
81, 900, 900 3u uno bon 1895 bis 1905
nm ia, 600, 600. Die srbbere 3u-
nabnae mar in Der Nusfubr. Sis gins
fubr fissibOn s27. 967, 615 i'm Sabre
1875 nuf s62, Ass. 692 In 1905. Die
Ausfubr rhfte bon $34, 547, 219 I'm
Sabre 1875 su s140. 529. 56l in 1905
auf.
SIR q. u
fitat.
q lem . orf, 25. Mdrs. Or. Bena
iamin SaplOr Serrp bon Der biefgsn
Olumbia=unipsrRtdt bat Der Snbiana-
llnibsrRtdt sins S9sntuns jtusds pa.
tbOIOsii&sr GOri4uns ansstoteu. Sis
5Ori&ungsnliOaen i9 auf Serum.pa.
tbolosie bef&rdnten. Der grtrae be,
Sasntuns tpirb $3.50 Der Sabr iein.
Die geoin9uns Der Saentuns tn. bat
oie unipsrRtdt, ein pripataimmer, sint
ansemeH snel Bibliotbef unb Elaborate.
rium.g inri&tunsen Felt.
5000 StaIiener erwartet.
Rem gort Is. Mdr3. 9isIs
Wo9e beripri9t auf glis Sslanb eint
Der 9ef9dfti9ften su tuerbsn. bic BIZ
Sniel ie lob. gs finb aIsin asbu
Gampfer aus italieniiaen 6dfen. BIZ
stua $1,000 ginwanbsrsr brinseu
tusroen. anssmeloet uorbsn. Sn lsbts,
3sit lit eth beoeutenoer prOssntTab. be,
ein.reHenben StaIiensr mad pennfp!.
bania unb tusfili9sn 6taaten meter.
gsrsif, Fatt f@ tn Nstu BORT nieber.
aulaRen.
@egen mbtatntf9en
u n g..
90 afbinetpn n, Is. Wdr3. De,
@eneraIpofmsifer bat oie potmeifel
bon Rsu Oort unb Drooflpn ansetpie'
fen. bie pofia9sn Ibor SO .tnsoi,ini'
i&en Offices" tn ge1annten Stdbter
nt&t 3u befbrbern.
Gin dbnli9ss Bsrfabren tpuroe Be-
reits tn philadelphia unb Bottom EN-
| eei&lasen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-26
Hridbte unb 0emate.

TrA9ts
aepfeI Suite Ro@apfeI $3.50 per Tab.
Hananen $1.OO-1.25; tletne 7ee-$1.00.
@ttronen IS Co 3.75 PEI Ryfs.
Dransen - $2.25-8.75 pet Rife.
Traaben I7ie per 2orb.
Btrnen $l.yO-1.2b per Buibel.
0emRia
Wotbs Riben 25e Ssr Dutenc gan9ss.
GeIerp 25s-40e pei Uun&.
Differ gIant zoe per DuseSh.
Sraut - 8 l.eo-1.25 per Sat.
8lumeniobI $3.50 per Dutenb.
@urteu - $1.ss per Dusenb.
solat - l2ke per Bfunb.
s3eterfIie l5e per Da1xeno Sun4es.
EattoFeIn - 60e - 7Ce per 4ufbeI.
ensfartofeIn - 8ustnia $a.bo; Baltic
NOR Sa0 -a.s5; SerieA $3.50 $500
per SaS.
HwiebeIn - Rotbe uno weibs $i.S5 pen
8funb; epanii&e 3misbeIn -$l.S'
per Rife.
Stabilize &c rer Dtitsnb.
spinat - S5e per Dusenb.
tomatoes So per @rate.