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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-08
Easter Gloves

16-button Glace Kid Gloves, black,
white, tan, mode and grcon, 30. so per
pair. #
12-button Glace Kid Gloves, black
and white, H2.75 per pair.
s-button Glace Kid Gloves. white,
1920 per pair. Black and White,
$50 per pair.
16-button Suede Gloves, white, Sc.76.B
Sovereign and "Autrey'' Two #
Clasp Glace Kid Cloves III black, u
white and all shades, 800 per pair.
12-button Lisle Suede Gloves, i'm
black. Toe per pair.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-08
Strong Implication.

Rrown--"Jones has nsulted me. and viii
demand an apology lilo called mo a foolb ny
enthusiastically used that word r. y
Brown--"Well. no; but he said that be'N
lieyed that Congress would abol!sh the franks
Ing pr!y 3l4s55 ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-08
Easter Belts

New Beaded Belts. from F1.26 to
E2.Ds.
Gilt and spangled Belts, in silver
grey and gold, from 26c to T2Os.
Elastic Belts. in cut steel and jet,
from 5Oc to SOS.
Japanese Fancy Kid Belts, in all new
shades 1926 apiece.
A. Wash Belts, in all styles. from 10c
to bOc.
Buster Brown Belts, in white, red
and Understanding new; ask to sec
them, only 26c.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-08
Easter Linens

In adhering to an ancient
custom, snow-white Linen
should accompany the advent
Of the great Easter Season.
BY the arrival Of an invoice
Of our own importation, we can
supply your needs at unusually
low prices. They were made
in Scotland Of pure flax, are
perfectly bleached and Of SUI
perior weight and beauty, and
are sold at a saving Of zoe in
the dollar.
A two yards wide (four patterns to
choose from) Open Bordered Dan,ask,
as good as any one can show for a
dollar; price Toe.
Another, same with as above, grade
lower in texture, but OF equal dura-
bility, 6bc.
A es-inch Il s-4 yards) wide Da-#
mask, width for any ordinary table;
worth esc, for b5c.
Another, same width, Just little
lower grade, for. bOc.
And many useful goods in Towels,
Napkins, Crash. etc.
Y IL ID . n ~ : / T /, FL.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-08
Easter Neckwear

Bolcros, in all styles. allovcr lace,
muslin. with Val. trimming; piuneE
with Hamburg trimming, ranging In
prices from Doc to $4.Os. v .ta
Lace Chemisettcs With or without
cuffs, from .bc to T3DS.
Also Lawn Chemisettes, with VAL.
or embroidery trimming, with or
without cuffs, csc, BOO, TIC, 1875.
F1.4S and @l..5.
Fancy Ncclswear, in all styles. from
25c up.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-08
Easter Parasols

"A. large assortment OF Ladies Par
asols,. In silk and white linen, al the
leading shades, checks and solid col
ors. with check borders; natural wood
and fancy handles, at S1.oO and
S1.5O.
Taffeta Para.ols, in all colors. some
With deep Persian and check borders,
others embroidered edges with long,
attra ctlve handles, large silk tassel. at
$3.50 and 1890.
A variety OF White Linen Parasols,
some With bands OF insertion set In
and embroidered edges, with medal
lions: all the newest styles. $3.50 to
$500. @
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-08
HOSTETTER'S
ST0 MACH BITTERS

excellent. Then It also cures Poor Appe-
tIte, FIatuIency, dyspepsia, Indigestion,
costlysness, Female Ills or Malaria, Fever
and Aque, Try II, !.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-08
SPRING Time

brings many ailments especially When
tho system is overloaded with winter I'M
puritles. You suffer from Spring Feyer,
Aching Bones. Headache, sleepIessness
and Impure Blood TO stir llp tho liver,
stimulate tho digestive organs and over
come that tired feeling you'll find
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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-22
etsrblt4feits Statiftf iar ben
Wonat Wprtl 1906.

Na9 benz ioeben bsr6fentli9ten Be.
ri9t Ger Stnats.@ eiunbbeitss Beb6rbe
tparsr I'm Monat NpriI 1876 Sobes.
idle 3tr ber3ei9nen; bic Sur9i9nitts'
3obesrate fur ben 9an3er Staat be-
trd9t 1872 proeent. Sr ben Stdbten
NOR Die Dur9i@nitts- &ate 81 pro.
cent b6ber ober Is 9 procsnt, auf benz
2anoe betru9 bte &ats nur 11.8 pros
cent ober IA proeent psniasr oils bic
2ate ftr ben garaer Staat. DDS
alter Der Usrforbsnen mar unter einem
Sabr In 399 S~obssfalsn. bon sinsm
bis 81 finf Sabren tn 163, bon finf
su 3sbn IN SIS, 3sbn gu 3uansig 165,
tber IS Sabre In 875 $Ooesfdlsn; Die
tbrissn SOossfdas bstrsHsn psriOnsn
TN alter BON 20 big gu IS Sabrsn.
Als Soossurfade fsbt S9pinbfu9i
nit Ais $ooesfdQsn Obsnan, banr
fOlgt 2unssn.g ntainbuns nit 1856,
2rsbs 126. @spalttbdtigtsit 1874; in
ueiiem abffanb foIst bann Wsninaitis
nit AZ. Sppbus 81, Snfusnia %,
Sipbtbsritis IL, S9a,Ia9 8 u. T. 10.
9te Sobssrats In ben bauptid9li4s
fen Stdoten bstrug In Serre 6aute
24.7, In Sort @abns 23.1, In eOutt
geno rs. In SnoiunupOlis II 4, in
Wuneis 15.7 uno in gpanspiae IA
Yro5ent.
Bon ben on Der S9winbiu9t Der.
forbensn tuaren 191 mdnnli9s unb
ga peibli&e perionsn in 391 Saus.
baltun9 gen; 247 3inber tuurbsn burt
oisIe Soo.sfdqe 3u Waiisn semn6t
Ober our9ianittli4 8 pro Sag.
Die meifen @rfrantunasn erfoletsn
on Sonflitis, bair folgten &bsuma-
tismus. 2un9en.@ ntadnbuna. Yron4i-
tis. Snfuen3a, S4arla9. stid.
6ufen, Gieber, Maisrn, Sruffeu.
@ni3inbung. Sur6faa, 8ppbus, &ois,
S~ipbtberitis uno Group, unterleibs.
gnt3anbune, Wsninsitis, Walaria.
i9warse podsn. @bOlera = Morbus,
Bre9-S ur9faa unb 2inbsr-@ bolera.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-22

9 auerIau B n e.
). 8. Nepbp, &ebaraturen, 1929 &eis-
net Str, $450.-9. U. 6eabermarn,
&eparatursn. - YebiIe Nbs., $500.
gtrif WuasnboIp, Rsparatursn, 1924
8aeoma Mbs.. $40.-Warp U. gater,
BObnbaus, 1915 9iatt Mps.. $780,
Snbiana Sruf Company. Reparaturen
AL Srbtns pIaes, 15O.-S. g. 5inb'
lsp. Wobnbaus, II 8labfons Str.
$500. = 8. q. Ginolap, Wobnhaus,
134 Butler Str, $800.-Bert Mpple.
gate. &eparaturen. 1922 aoams Str.
5000. = Dabib Ban Camp, Repara=
turen. 1920 gbams Str. $3.50. -
6. sbeIbn WObnbaus. 1706 Sub
Msrioian Str. $27O0.-W. g. 8in'
der. &sparatursn, 81. Str, nabe Gem
tral @oe., $45. - Soraee 9. 6ewitt,
WObnhaus. @Ongreb Str. nabe @lif'
ton Str, $2345.-6. g. Staeep. Re
paratursn, 1920 Norb capitol Nbe.,
$50. g. Daais, &sparaturen, 129
@oot Str, s15O.-W. Oanf. &epara.
turen. 1887 Broabtuap, $75.-Grau
8. 8. &oabsn, Rsparaturen, 1885
@eisner Str, 800. = 9. W. Soan,
Wobnbaus, NrbOr Str, rabe 9enrp
Str, $1200.-R. 9urf, Mnbau, $50
WeF IL. Str, $150.-@. u. Bromn,
Reparatursn, COS Weit 80. Str,
$108. so. - 9. g. &sefe, Wobnbaus,
$50 Bsbils Mbe., $3600.-W. Wso..
anbau, 5l2 Wariaw Str, $25.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-22


De Snbianapolis Sanitary 60.
wuroe Der Contract fir 6ortfpafune
unb 8srni&tuns bes abfaIs bonn rs.
Nai 1907 ab fur einen 3eitraum bon
fhnf Sobren gsgei eine gersttune bon
$50, 600 tibertragen. Der unterneb.
u,sr @Iaubius .. Sonss bate F9 er.
botsn, bic Arbsit fHr $48, 800 pro Sab,
gu iibernebmen, bod wurbe isin Ansr.
bieisn ni&t beradR&tigt, ba bemislbeu
teine aenaue Speeifieirunq aber BIZ
Art unb @eiie Der 8erni&tnn9 BE- Ab.
faQs beigefi9t mar.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-22
@iese-Mltar 0rab.
@ { b o Z G n.

@eorae unb Sannie Map, SOP Di'
piFon Str, Wdoden.- Clarence ..
uno Wabel Sarrel. 995 W. pearI
Str, Mdo9sa.-M. q. unb Rari
@aplp. 1140 gburdman Abs., Wao'
8sn.-Soispb 6. uno 6. Stons, 72s
.. Mc@arip Str. Rdb9en. -6ranI
Or. uro Warp Satlsp, go 9iawatbG
Str, Wdo9en. = Wat. uno 6rar
Coleman. 2007 Cornell Moe., Wdo'
6sn.-auaus unb 5rau WabbIe, 1885,
8. MaibingtOn Str, Wdo1en. =
@lmsr ID. unb Sba powsn, los ..
%. Str, MdSden. - Charles I'M,
analine clinton, 2nabs. = Charles
rno anna gl9anb. 900 Msitsl Str.
Rnabs.-Grant 8, uno Stella 2an'
ginfap. 1903 q. Senate Npe., anabe.
|--W. .. unb Charlotte RuibtOn, 52z
Milsp abe.. 2nnbs. -SbeooOrs uni
6slsn 2sBisH, 142 q. gIudfOro etr..
2nabe.-@eorse unb Mlics Strsbs.
843 2ode Str, Wdo9sn.
@etraut.
Ni9olas acknowledgement Gu
fines, Raihbile.
Sobn Sto9itra-porafbiba popa.
Samss @. 6rsn9-8betis u. 2iabt
2ewis &. @laspeu-Wattie g.. Didin
ION.
4nbrep s. Blu9sr-Nnna Opper.
Rapmono 6elm-@ra s. .. Neia
Grant .. Hs1-Mnna Starts.
Sames 8. Mc Mnnn-Yina 6. @rap
Sobn periOnett- Anna Bright.
Courtney 8. 9alton-@olie Dates.
Wilbsr ). ~SbOmas-gannie .. %
milton.
Geo. 6. Wspsr-8oIbie J. Sbeffslo
Sobn g. Wbite-6aasl 6ubbarb.
gberstt Smitb-gauiie 9. pidel.
gbtparb Waltsr-8ertba n. 2onbef1
Sobn Q. gaw-MasOalsns Graperafi
Minnefota.
Wart Sc &on Burbans-Nelie 5laria
gan.
Soisp6 3. WangoIb = gli3abstb 6
pHum.
6. Waltsr Baftan-gffslla 3. WiIfon
8efprben.
Saeob o. Stutesman, 81, $40 30
coma lbs.-Ni9asl 90. Woore, AZ
1926 81. Solmes Mbe.-Biaiam 3
S9aefer, 3 Won.. 800 %. %. Str.-
Sobnnettis Coleman, IA, 924 q
WiRouri Str.-Wiaie 6agebon. SO
so, 322 q. Sabibfon Str.-gbmarl
s. Monts. %, 1926 %. 20. Ctr
Samss WcNamara, 20. 2itile Sitter
Of t6e puor.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-22
Wi6ara= Yro3sR bertast.

Eie auf Wontag Worsen angefsbt
getueiene 8erbanbluna Der Anilags
gegei Wiaarb g. @idarb tusasr SbeiI.
nahme an ben hntsri&lagun9sn bon
Staats9eloern, meeen msl6sr Der frf.
bers Staats. AubitOr Sberrif su 3u&t.
bausfrafe perurtbeilt murbe, III zines
ueber.infommsns beg 6taatsaniuoIis
Benedict uno Der 8ertbeibiser sufolas
bis gum Suli.f ermiu bss @sriGts Der.
taat tuOroen. Gin beRimmter 8aa
tuuroe nod ni4t fefaeiebt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-22
Yol3sai9es.

Der Neeer 6enrp @oQins, 81
Sabre alt, 1906 Of Is. strabe pObn'
baft. fam gefern In betrunfenem gu
Ranbe nod 9auie unb mIBbanoelte in
9rober Weife feline .Sausbdlterin uni
feline 3.idbrige Sodter. Dir &able,
Worsanl unb Nmsoen, bic CUR 5alfs
gerufsn ipurben, ffsdten ben @rObiar
gere9t Elm. Collins if in wieoerbolten
Jdlsn tpsssn srobsr WiBbanbluna
ieiner 2inber bsrbaftet seueien.
Serrn ). o. billion, 2449
gelIsfOuntane trase mobnbaft. tuuroeu
seffern aus feinsm 9anopertstafen
beri&iebsne @srf3euas enttpenbst. pdb'
rsno ct In benz 6auis an Der gde Der
@ollsge Abenue uno IL. StraBs be-
iddftigt mar. gr mslbete bic @a9s
Der pOli3si.
9teRabIer Worsan unb Nms.
ben, wurbsn ssifsrn nod Der Wcbnunq
bon 5rau Samss pisree, 1928 WsH
Waibinaton Ctr. gsrufen. bic ibnen
er3abIts, bab ibr Wann He nit einem
Belle an ben 3Opf ssialasen bdtts.
Die 6rau bate cine feline 8eule ON
Ropf. Ta& Der Shat bate Der @atbe-
RID auf sirsm Gra9tsuge Der Big 4 BIZ
Staot Dsrlahen.
6enrp9epper. 2426 groot.
Rbe abe., maats ssffern Der poli3ei bic
Mslbuns, bob feline WObnung bon
Dieben beimaeIu9t tporbsn III. mel9s
NIT 81. SO unb sinigsn etraBsnbabn-
Biaets enttommen fnb. Die poliaei
fahnbet na9 ben 9ie5en.
SerWegerN albert Sobnion. 26
Sabre alt, Solebo StraBe wobnbaft,
Der In einem Wortfreit nit einsm isin.,
RaKsnssnoHsn ieinen @soOlbsr se3ossn
battle, tpurbs ssfsrr bon ben 8samtsr
AsfIns unb Duncan uno ben aabIerr
Worgan unb Mmsben hinter S9Iot
rnb &iegsI esbra9t. Ct murbe Unite,
cine Bhrsf1aft bon $500 9sfelt, I'm
TIN su elmer asridtli&sn 8srbanblunq
fef3ubalten.
6arrp pouItrp, 80 Sabre alt.
bon Brtsbtuooo, wel&er R3 sefisrr
elmer gerbaftuns sni3isben tupllts.
tuurbe bon benz R~ablerbeamten Shine
4 NaI anesi9oRen. Bon etnem S9uf
uurbs pOultrp lei8t am 2nie berlsbt,
Derielbe tuurbe I'm Mmbulan3uaaef
nod BEN fdbtif&en 9ofpital bef6rssrt
George Sube, Der Su Der 3eit BIZ
Strabs pafRrts, srbielt Elm Strsif9ut
an Der 1ano.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-22
Torbernngsflage.

2Ouis ). Worsan fren9te 9eaen
CHARLES Q. Siilb unb 6enrp 5. &angs
cine alass auf Bs3abIung bon $1,000
an. am z. ausuf 1905 peripra&sn
bic 8ertlagten einen @s9Isi bon 5000
nit 10 prO3ent MbbOfateneebtibrsn 3u
bs3ablsn. Die Summit if nun tbsrs
fdaig unb unbesablt, porauf Der 3ld-
ger feline Qlage b~egriinoet.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-22
Neue Sneorporattousa.

Die fOlgsnoe rieue 8sIsQidaft
lieB f4 bsim Staatsfsfretdr intors
poriren:
ySnbiana Supplement gompanb",
Snoianapolis. capital $40, 600; ueber.
nabme bes @eiddftss bon 5ummel &
Nidlahen, SdnbIsr In &uti9en uno
Ndsreerdiben; Sirsftorsn, Charles
5ummsl, goparb Ni6laHsn, gomin
3. Corning. WaItsr g. Ban Bustirl
unb Samusl.Sums.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-22

5ranf WarpeIL 81 Sabre
alt, bon Springfield, Sa.. psI4er in
gra;iI, Snb., tusgeu Stsblsns zines
Hubrwsrts gewinidt tuuroe, tuuroe
geiisrn bon ben @ebeimpolisifsn Su.
gan. 2urs. 9ancaffer unb Splann
bingfef gema3t uno nod Bra3il trans.
portirt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-22
&artem 0eieai@aft tn Sent=
f9sn Bart.

Die Damen oss TeutI9en Bart
gsreins babeu fir WittmO9 Ra9mit.
tag cine aarten'@ efeli9aft i'm pari
%arran9irt. ginige genuBrei&e Stun=
ben ffsbsn In Nusf9t.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-22

sar 2. etruoeu ,ubens = ubr goresns, %. Roi
@bieaso, %. Rai.
Tar Snbiana: SdOn beute Absno
sunebmenSe Sem olttbsit unb tiibIer i'm n0rb'
li9en SReile.
QoedL@ etterbert4t.
S@0n bsate Gbenb unb rpabri4einli4
Rittwo9.
ftermometerfanc.
05xffe Temperatur ........... 80 @roh
Rieerigffe 9erlperntur. 1900. 62
81. &. BIbtbs
Seetions.D treetcr.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-22

@ottIieb 9eutbarbt,
vOie ssmitbIi&e Ode"
Gde 2obIe unb Martet Str.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-22
...Nvres Bulletin.
SUI YaiemeMt.

BATTLE, 80 Bon brett, tpeiSen @runo
nit blbIdem Srud in 8Iumen
Oeifin, 124 Nualitdt, Die go. &c
@eiBe Simitp, setuiirfeIt, seitreift
unb f@arrirt, 15c NudIitat,
Die garb.
@eibe @abras, sefreift, serirfelt
un6 Saequar0 Sisuren, 3Oe NuaIis
tat, l9c
Sarbise @arbinen Wabras, nit farbi<
gen &reusitreifen, zoe
Sarbinen Wabras in bunfelgriin, roth
unb nabb nit farbisen &reu3itrei=
fen, 35c Sualitdt. .22c
l. S. AYRES& co.
Wafbinetpn BEL Der Sheridan Strube.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-22

q etpfnf6t Gin pber mebrere 6erren in Qoh
W uuo epsis an uebmeu. Ra95nfra9eu 17ol
g5sftnut etroBs.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-22

a u permietbeu-RbbIirte Simmer. gadsufraas,
- 1223 Gfo Weribian strabe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-22
0erlan9t Mn5ei8en

rssnb peInsr art perben In Der ,Subiona 1ribaul
nit Sc per Belle fur iebe Sniertipu bsrsduet.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-22

~ eriangt-Dsdbden fur olsemetue 6ousarbeit
~ aIeine SauiIis. aeia Wai8eu. Rad3ufra'
gen 1901 gtorh Capitol abe. I"
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-22

sar q. strHS.H .noens = ubr wora.ns. as. Eai
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-22
l. S. co.

darlington BEL Der Msribiam etrube.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-03-02
SENIORS ENJOY
A SMOKER At THE
BROWN UNION

Last evening the social committee ar
ranged another enjoyable smoker for the
senior class. In the smoking room OF the
union. The entertainment for the evening
was somewhat OF an informal nature and
all class talent Mr. w r. Hersey gave
some selections on the piano that seemed
10 pass pretty well. and VIII stone gave
an imitation that kept the laughter rip
ping. A quartet composed or "Baldy"
Graham. Tillinghast, Bugbee and Gee
rendered a few old glees. w. r. Hersey
gave very good imitation OF one OF the
professors in the class room, and jack
Walsh told the story of his life. by recit-
ing little poem which captvated every
one present
Cigars. cigarettes and tobacco were
furnished by the committee and for over
an hour the seniors sat in circle around
log fire in the semi da arkness, smoking
the new class pipes. The affair was an
avowed success and does much to cement
the feeling OF fellowship which comes
over the senior as he begins to think of
graduation and separation next June.
IL is intended 10 hold more OF these So
cial gatherings this spring. a theatre
party is planned and another celebration
down the bay, when the CLANS get ripe
and air little warmer.
The committee in charge last evening
consisted Of Henry Hobson. Aylesworth
Brown and Lucius d. Fuller.
Last evening the two lower classes set
tied tho supremacy for basketball honors
In the Lyman gymnasium. There was
plenty OF spirit around and at no one
time was the gymnasium quiet. Indian
clubs and dumbels were a great factor IN
producing the noise
Between the halves the fun was carried
on by two picked teams. tho Angels and
the Pansies. Among the Angels were
numbered many OF this years varsity
team who have been debarred on account
Of professional charges and among the
Pansies were many college celebrities,
who romped ana raced around the hall TO
the amusement OF the spectators.
The game was continued by the Sophs
and Freshmen. During all OF the contest
the Sophomores had the lead on the
Freshmen, most OF the game was pla YEA
In their territory. The game was end
ed in favor OF the Sophomores by the SUBJ
stsntial score OF 80 TO IA.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-03-02
HEARST BOOM
WILL BE STARTED
IMMEDIATELY

Albany March 2-William Randolph
Hearst, at a conference with 12o OF his
followers. most OF whom came up from
New York, with him. yesterday arranged
to begin work Immediately to perfect
county organizations OF the Hearst Inde-
pendence league throughout the state. The
proposed demonstration In Albany today
was called Off
Among the Independents who were pres
ent at the conference from interior coun-
ties were Democratic State Committeeman
Ira NJ. Black. from the Ulster district.
and j. Q. Bennett. OF the Chautauqua-
Cattaraugus district.
In the meeting with his upstate BOOM
ers Mr. Hearst discussed at some length
his plan for a state organization. Ee also
defined the principles upon which the
movement is TO be based.
THE Independence league" he said.
"is founded TO furnish permanent move
ment wholly free from corporation con-
troll II Is pledged TO prevent the further
encroachment of corporate power ard to
relieve the people from the evils OF class
rule.
But II the league Is 10 be true 70 it's
own principles and to the people whom II
has been founded 10 represent X can
permit no compromise with any party
or faction that Ia under boss rule and
corporation control.
II am Democrat. but cannot allow
Belmont or Ryan or any represe tative
OF criminal corporation 20 define democ-
racy for me. ] refuse allegiance 20 any
democracy that is controlled by corpora
tons for the interests OF a favored class
and 10 the detriment OF the whole citizen
ship, andA l refuse 10 SIT tamely by while
the only choice offered me as n citizen
Is a vote FOR Mr.. Ryan's Democrat OF Mr.
Morgans epublican.
II believe that patriotic citizens
throughout this country are anxious 10
unite for protection. Every corrupt
and selfish interest has united for extor-
tion and oppression"
The Hearst people held another con-
ference last night Thomas IIilloran pre-
sided J S. Corbin OF ST. Lawrence coun-
ty. Paul Alexander OF schenectady and
o. J.. Snyder OF Erie addressed the meet
ing.
Mr. Hearst, reporting for the committee
having the address TO voters I'm charge.
read rough draft or an address.
H. T Auterhach OF Erie county re-
ported that an organization was being
rapidly effected In Buffalo. Others who
spoke were: City Judge James X O'Con-
nor Of Uttca. Thomas Heffernnn OF Dun
kirk Robert Chanlcr Of Dutchess, George
D. Forsyth az Rochester. J. II DAILY OF
Herlxinmer p r. Keete. preslden. OF the
State Organization OF Railroad Employees;
John Kelly and VI. r. Murphy or Frank
In county r O'Her and T. NJ Gaff-
ney OF Syracuse.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-03-02
SHERIFF'S SALE.

STATE OF RHODE ISLAND AND
PROVIDENCE PLANTATIONS.
sheriff's Office, Providence, NOV H. 1903
Providence, Sc.
BY VIRTUE and in pursuance Of an
Execution Number 2o,4al, issued out or the
Superior Court. holden at Providence,
within and for the County OF Providence.
on the l7th day OF November a. ID. ls)o'
and returnable 10 the said court 18th day
OF May. A. d. 1906. upon Judgment rem
dered by said Court on the 18th day or
November. A. u. 1905. in favor OF William
Y. Point or Providence. In said County
and State. plaintiff, and against Mary A.
O'Donnell. alias Jane Doe. OF said ProVi-
dence. defendant. have this nth day or
November. A. -. 1905 at O'Clock p. M
levied the said Execution on all the right,
title and interest. which the said defend
ant. Mary A. O'Donnell. alias Jane Doe.
OF said Providence, had on tho 18th day OF
January. A, u. 1906 at 2 O'Clock and Z
minutes o. m. (the time OF the attach
ment on the original Writ. In and TO the
following described real estate, viz:
That certain tract OF land. with all the
buildings and improvements thereon loca-
ted on the northerly side Of Douglas ave-
nue.. I'm the CITY Of Providence, and laid
out and designed as lot No. 8 upon that
Mat entitled plat OF house lots ana
streets on Smiths Hill belonging 20 A. b.
Dixie and John oldheld. by II. F. Walling,
May. 1s45"
Notice is hereby given that ! viii sell
the said attached and levied on estate at
O public Auction 10 be held in the Sher-
Ir's office in the Providence County
Court House, in said City Of Providence,
I'm said County OF Providence. on Satur'
day. the 24th day OF February, A. ID 1895
at u O'Clock NJ. for the satisfaction OF
said execution, debt. interest on the same.
costs OF suit. my own fees and all con-
tingent expenses, II sufficient.
ALBERT O. COATES.
Deputy Sheriff.
n. g. -. %.
The above sale IL this 2ith uay OF Feb
ruary. 1906 adjourned TO March 10, 1905, at
the same time and place
ALBERT .. COATES.
Deputy-Shern.
mo-lt
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-03-02
CAPT. LAWRENCE BROKE
RIP IN FALL FROM WAGON

In attempting 20 climb 20 the the front
seat Of the patrol wagon yesterday after
noon to 20 to the fire in the old Roger
street, Captain william II. Lawrence OF
the Central station missed his footing and
fell backward TO the sidewalk In front OF
the station.
Police Surgeon Griffin found that tho
captain had sustained a fracture OF the
eighth rib and sent him home, presurib-
Ing rest for a time.
The spare patrol wagon necessitates
mounting 10 tho drivers seat by use OF
the top OF ,-e front wheel as a step.
The horse started up. resulting in the
captains losing his balance.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-03-02

Several northern delegates favor the
selection Of Representative Granger. He
Is recognized as an able man and a thor
ough organizer. The only objection raised
30 Mr. Granger is that he comes from
q Republican district. and might have TO
devote a great Deal OF his attention to
his own canvass IN order TO secure re-
election.
Many believe that Il would be best TO
have as chairman a man who would not
be obliged to go into his own district In
order 10 be elected. as would be the case
with either Mr.. Griggs or Mr.. Flood. as
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-03-02
RHODE ISLAND PENSION
BILLS PASS U. S, SENATE

Washington March 2.-The bnl intro
duuced by Senator wetmore, granting
pension OF S2 per month 90 George w.
Hale OF Newport X. l., bas passed the
senate ald will go TO the house OF repre-
sentatives Mr. Hale Is a veteran OF the
Mexican war. whose claim wa~rejected
by the Pension Bureau on technicalty.
Congressman Capron has introduced In
,heh ouso n bill To Increase from Is to
si2 per month tho pension OF Ella u
Kenney Of Providence. widow Of Gilbert
O. Rennev. who served IN Company X,
Tenth Rhode Island Volunteer Infantry
and in Companies u and 9. Second Rhode
Island Volunteer cavalry.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-03-02

they come from Democratic stronghoid>
where there Is no Republican opposition.
Mr.. Granger Is serving HIS second term
in the house, having been reelected two
years ago by small margin. despite tho
overwhelming vote for Roosevelt In
Rhode Island.
ON this account his friends are rea SON
ably certain OF he Reelection. lie has
been made a member OF tho committee on
ways and means, and they declare that
the chairmanship OF the congressional
committee would give him added prestige
Representative Lloyd is not an active