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The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-09-28
DYER ASSAiLEO
LINCOLN PARTY

fully prepared eulogium Of Lincoln as the
founder OF the party
II do not believe" he continued, that
this optimistic. progressive, hopeful
American people will ever put trust In
the Democratic party, whose argument
is calamity bowling.
Theodore Roosevelt did not come up
from the towpath or the rail pile, but
he inherited sufficient means TO spoil
him II he had been spoilable. He pre-
ferred the strenuous life, and whatever
position he has held he has not only done
something. but much.
What the country wants, and must
have, is reform. and ever more reform, as
the ocean would soon become foul but
for incessant agitation. To this task OF
betterment Roosevelt takes with zest
and courage. Make room for the square
dear ever pulses out of his heart and
rushes along every artery of his political
being.
"The American people believe in Roose-
velt's absolute honesty, his exalted pur-
rose. his dauntless courage and his trans
ccndent ability, and IL he will consent ia
lun In 1908 1t will take from election
night until the end of November 70 count
his majority"
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liquor business, and 10 this Mr.. Fitzger-
aid objected
OBJECTION oVERRULED.
The objection was overruled and wit
ness replied, "If l wanted 20 sell Sunday
/ think would consent TO pay it,
Witness further said that he was only
I'm business one day and then sold out.
The next witness was Samuel Harper,
who now works at the Tingley Sash ~
Blind Co, Pawtucket Was In the liquor
business last fall and purchased saloon
from Mr.. Pappineau. Asked by Mr..
Bowen "Were you TO pay the sum OF pl
a month for protection?" and Mr.. Fitz-
gerald objected. The question was allow
ed, and the witness said no, but that he
sold on Sundays.
In cross-exnmination by Mr.. Fitzgerald
the witness said that he had no connec-
tion I'm any way while in the liquor busi-
ness with Mayor McNally or the police OF
Central Falls.
Theophlle Monast, who lives at Lincoln
avenue. testified that he had been In the
liquor business IA years next May ana
was member OF the Liquor Dealers
association I'm Central Falls.
Mr. Bowen-Did you ever pay money
for protection I'm Central Falls?
Mr. Fitzgerald objected and was over
ruled
Witness-Yes paid Peter German, Pc
ter Vadnair and man named lamoreuN
and also paid money 20 Emanuel Nadnair
but could not state for how long a period
nor the amount paid.
PAID 81 A WEEK.
"Once I'm a while we were paying 81
week Paid So one week. Paid this money
generally I'm the hall OF the association
but sometimes IL was collected from him
at his place OF business"
In cross-examination by Mr.. Fitzgerald
witness admitted 10 having frequently
violated the law and when an attempt was
made To learn II this had been done any
more during the last two years than In
the previous administrations Mr.. Bowen
objected and his objections were sustain
ed.
President Davenport at the suggestion
OF Alderman Smith ordering Mr.. Fitzger-
aid to conform himself to matters since
Jan. 1, 1905. Mr.. Fitzgeral declared that
this was grossly unfair but the gentleman
was made to understand that whatever
Mr. Bowen said would go.
Mr. Fitzgerald resumed his examination
OF witness "You have not by anybody
I'm authority i'm the I,ylice department been
allowed 10 violate the law, have your
Answer-"No"
MEMORY TREACHEROUS.
Mr.. Fitzgerald then tried 10 find out the
date OF last Sunday liquor selling by the
witness Monast couldn't say exactly
what Sunday he had sold I'm the last two
years Didn't set down date. Didn't re-
member any date positively when he paid
out money for protection Sometime be-
fore election last fall
Emanuel Vadnais. Jr., was sworn and
said he was I'm liquor business at b9i
Broad street. Was not raided sunday
Aug. g.
Was member of Liquor Dealers associa-
tiot Was on committee OF that body I'm
1905. To obtain collections from dealers for
protection from police in illegal Sunday
selling.
Mr. Fitzgerald warned the witness that
he was answerable under the criminal an
ti-graft law, and could refuse TO answer
Continued on Page Eighty
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The connection between the raids OF the
deputy sheriffs a few Sundays ago and
this investigation was brought out dur
ing the cross examination OF one OF the
witnesses named Emanuel Vadais, Jr
That witness stated that there was a
case pending against him I'm the superior
court as the result OF that raid and that
Deputy Sheriff Sherman had told him
that this would be made easy for him II
he would appear at the investigation and
tell what he knew. The witness was not
a particularly valuable one because his
testimony was not Of much account other
than TO show the methods which the
prosecution are taking In carrying on the
investigation.
President Davenport presided and every
member being present Clerk Crawford
read the petition presented Aug.6 by cer-
tain citizens OF Central Falls asking for
investigation. He also read the resolu-
tion presented by Alderman Smith and
later passed granting the petition and
ordering the investigation.
The clerk reported that a certified copy
OF their resolution had been served on
his honor the mayer also the chief Of po-
lice.
w NJ T. Bowen OF Providence said he
appeared I'm accordance with the vote Of
the board OF aldermen requesting his
presence as counsel
John j Fitzgerald appeared for the
mayor and James A. Williams OF Provi-
dence said he was associated with Mr.
Fitzgerald I'm the case.
Mr.. Bowen called as his first witness J.
Pappineau. who testified through an in
terpreter.
He stated that he had been I'm the liquor
business in Central Falls. Was owner OF
"A saloon, which he purchased from John
Bienvenue for 800.
Paid $500 cash and was 10 pay the bal
ance at the rate of $40 per week lie was
asked II he agreed to pay $40 per month
TO Mayor McNally for protection In the
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LINCOLN
Lime Rock Grange To Fay Visit
To PIimIOSl Grange.

The members OF Lime Rock grange will
have a barge party next Wednesday even
ing, oct g. when they will visit the Prim-
rose grange at saltwater. An enjoyable
time is anticipated
LONSDALE PARISH CLUB.
The members OF the Lonsdale Parish
club Will hold a dance and social on Fri
day evening 10 raise funds TO meet the
expense OF tho new bowling alleys. which
have been recently installed In the addi-
ton 20 the Parish house
Probation officer Maymon and family
have returned home after spending the
summer months at their cottage at River
side
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CENTRAL FALLS
DEMOCRATS WILL
NAME MR.. RILEY

The Democratic city convention Is to be
held this evening, and In all probability
Timothy j. Riley will receive the nomi-
nation as candidate for mayor. This fact
may be I'm the nature of surprise to
many people of the city but IL has been
realized by a favored few for several days
that the convention was likely TO settle
on Mr. Riley. IL has been said that Mayor
McNally was a candidate for rcnomina-
tion this year, and In all probability that
gentlema nwould like TO again head his
party ticket, but the leaders OF the party
have for some time been looking about
20 find some one else whom they believed
would be stronger before the peopl.
or cours. Il would be unwise TO state
that the nomination OF Mr.. Riley was alb
solutely settled. for that could not be
until the convention had been held, but in
the opinion OF the leading Democrats Of
the city the delegates will name Mr.
Riley as their candidate and II they do
there seems I'm view OF all the conditions
that there Is not the slightest doubt OF
Lis election.
There are perhapssom people OF the
city who are unacquainted with MIR. Riley;
for the benefit OF these II may be said
that he has for years resided at - sum
NIT street and that he has quite large
financial inaerests In the city. lie Is the
owner ~ the large business block on
Broad street at the corner OF summit
IN which is located the postoffice and In
which also is located the only banking
institution Of the city the branch OF the
Industrial Trust company. which was es-
--Uu-tvrIrd here about a year ago. Mr.
Riley az the present time hold n most im-
portant position with the Union WaddinE
company
IIe stated yesterday 90 n representative
OF The News Democrat that he had al
ways eaid that he was going Co keep out
OF politics I'm this city but tha he ha0
been urged become a candidate for tho
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-09-28
WALL KN0CKEp OUT

Tom sawyer OF Rockland established
lain to the wcltcrweiEht championship
,f Maine last night 10y knocking out Ar
fhur Wall OF Rocklaud The battle was
scheduled for i5 rounds and crowd OF
about zoo. evenly divided as 90 preferen-
,es. was at the rinEsidc.
SAWYER weighed i'm at 1S5 and Wall at
Isl. hut the latter was az some disadVan-
age through being out OF training,
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AT SECRET WORK

The Dartmouth players were given their
first secret practise yesterday. The
squad was put through a season u hard
work with double passes and other Tea
lures OF the new rules
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-09-28
hTTEMP TING To
BESM|RCH MAYOR

Central Falls Police Investigation Only a Cheap
Political Game and Good Deal of Farce. One
Witness Gives Vague and Indefinite Statement
About Paying Executive for Protection. Rulings
of the Presiding Officer Always in Favor of the
Prosecution. nayor McNally Angry Uses the
Word 81 LIAR"
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liquor business, and 10 this Mr. Fitzger-
aid objected.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-09-26
MINNETONKA PROPERTY
Confin,Ie1
FARM sTocK Too1s Ann CROP


FIVE ACRES OVERLOOKING LAKE MINNIE
tonka, and at. one Of the best south shore
railway stations fine new eight-room winter
house. size 2sxss: barn. drive well best neigh
borhood $50 bearing apple trees Of the very
best varieties which there were 200 bushels
of beautiful apples this season. fine bearing
tame plum trees Of the best varieties, includ-
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grapes Of all varieties, currants, raspberries,
ETC. The house could not be built for less
than So, 500. and am offering the whole FIVE
acres at 81, 900 cash. This is a chance to get
one Of the best places at the lake and one Of
the most complete at very reasonable price,
and would advise that you come right out
and look 1t over with me. Don't wait to write
as some one will get it soon. A. s. Apgar.
Lake Minnetonka. MINI.
FIVE LOTS FRONTING ON ST. Adams
bay, Excelsior with good six-room house,
built for winter use, cellar, well, ETC.; place
has a splendid poultry plant that cost $500:
( this is ideal place for gardening and poul-
try raising. Dirt cheap at So. 500.
J.. NJ. Davies, 500 Phoenix Bldg.
BREEZY POINT Observation-Disclosures
sealed cottage, lot 10ox20o, sandy beach and
!. furniture, price So, 600.
Chas. I. Fuller,
S03 Phoenix Bldg. Both phones.
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REAI, ESTATE FOR, SALE =
Improved.
CnnfinIIAd

THORPE BROS. 2O6 5ANDRUs BUILDING.
$5,5OO--3439 Lyadale av s.. "A very fine, brand
new, strictly modern home Of eight
rooms, beautifully finished in oak quar-
81, :; ter sawed, with beamed ceiling wains-
coating, columned openings, large col
onial porch with cement floor and stone
steps; sideboard. very fine tireplaces,
builtn bookcases, lavatory on first
: floor .4china closet. gas fixtures and
decorations; lot 45 by 122 feet; the
IL neighborhood Is frst-class. One of. the
best new sections CT the city.
So, 350-3240 Colfax av s. The best house in
the city for the money; thoroly mod
ern, nearly new, eght-room house, oak
finish, hardwood floors thruout, decora-
) ~ tiois gas fixtures, bath, hot water
heating plant, laundry: lot AZ by 127
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50, 5oo-3oos Colfax av S. A good eight room
house which can be purchased on very
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40 by 1876 feet. Just being put in
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SIS, OOO-2520 Bryant ayes. Sunnyside home
of nine rooms, finished in oak. with
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fireplace, gas fixtures with automatic
electric lighters sideboard, bath, fur
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S. 2O0-Linden Hills, 4206 Sheridan av s. A
good seven-room house, partly modern,
with good bathroom, decorations. gas
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~'''oo modern home Of ~ rooms, built for q
home; finished in oak, with birch floors;
fireplace. sideboard, decorations, gas
fixtures: bath laundry, combination
81 = arranged and equipped with every es-
sential of an up-to-date home; lot 1875
by 1G5 feet. ,.s2 =. III.
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FOR RENT
For Rent Stores
Continued.

. eSe-s aiG Hf z Fl . Az Y o . .
Second and Third floor, 56S125. extra we'll
lighted; new steam heating plant; will
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2o0 I'd ay S. second and third floors, 24X :,
80; suitable for light manufacturing I
Or could easily be arranged for room
ing hose. r ~ Al
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} suitable for any kind of business; rea-
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} Nicollet av loft. Sl4-16 Nicollet. second
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, 24O-2 list av s., 46x125 five floors and
} basement; freight and passenger ele-
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D % 9th st S. second floor, 22x1OO: heated;
D 500 per month.
D So and 81 10th st S. 5000: first and
. second floors; extra large space in
rear; reasonable rent.
, S14 Nicollet av. 25X1O0. basement and first
} floor, extra fine steam heating plant;
D large dry basement: good light.
Tho-ce Brothers.
2O6 Andrus Bldg.
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For Rent-Unfurnlshed Rooms,


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FOUR ROOMS DOWNSTAIRS, WILL RENT
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BOARD OFFERED

MEAL TICKETS REDUCED TO sa.5o-WE
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CRADLE, ALTAR AND CRAVE

RIRTHE.
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DEATHS. - :,
Deeds. wilmington, Invent second street ana
Bryant avenue s.
Fink Gustave. Swedish hospita1
Eastman. Edith a.. 1856 Eleventh ayenue Il
MARRIAGE LICENSEES.
Charles s. Lane and Hattie Young
Henry Hoffman and Ellen Marie OsDonneh
Robert Foster and Mamie KeideL
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Ralph O. Wright and Il. Maude Taylor. IS
Jacob Hastert and Ida Hall.
John #. Cummings and Ellen J.. Erickson.
Harry @. Clauson and Ella Haleren.
Frank R. Currie and Lola NJ ]. Nichols.
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Kalbjorn Hanson and Marie Rasmussen.
Nick sprank and Better MITCHELL
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For Rent-::Stores.

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o s= @Fa o
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LINDEN HILLs-IDEAL HOME ON PARK
boulevard, extra well built for a home, quar-
ter-sawed oak, specially designed mantel
open plumbing. finest hot water heat, wide
porches screened, artistic decorations, Flem-
ish oak finish, hardwood floors; price only
$4,000. If you want an artistic home, with
a view Of the lake and not box" be
sure to this.
Charles l.. Fuller,
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For Observation-Disclosures.
FOR RENT-ENTIRE SECOND FLOOR bl.ys
4th at s. VIII make long time lease; space
200 square feet. Call Charles A. Tuller.
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For Rent-Farms.
TWO Small Farms For Rent, Near City; Will
sell. NJ R. Waters. Phoenix building.