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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1906-08-30
Spozniony carski ukaz.
Ch}opi rosyjscy zawdzieczaja go rozwlazane]
dumie narodowej.
Chrzciny wnuka cesarza Wilhelma.
Turey naruszaja graniea peTska'
William Jennings Bryan W New Yorku.

Mich wkroczenie wojsk niemiec-
kich do Polski jest mozliwe.
Rad mniema, re uda mu sic
wpiynac ma wynik wyborow do
przysziej dumy, ale Bogu tylko
wiadome, co sic moze zdarzyc
do marca roku przyszlego. Jest
mozliwe jedno tylko porozumie-
ME takiego porozumienia pra-
gnie SWAT caly. Ale potrzeba, a
by p. Sto}ypin przyznai sic wre-
szcie do swej niemocy = wow
czas mozna bedzie utworzyc no
wy cabinet z zywiolow umiarko-
wanych rozpisac wybory. Sro-
dek to jedyny do zazegnania
kryzysu.
Juz to Niemcy So Cd d}uzsze'
60 czasu przedniotem obserwa-
cyl ze strony politykow ca}ego
swiata. B. minister francuski fl
nansow, Caillaux, rozpatrujac W
,,Matinie" sprawe europejskiego
spolzawodnictwa handlowego, u
trzymuje, re nispodobna, ably
kwestya spokoju europejskiego
postapiia chociaz jeden krok ma
prod, dopoki trwaja granice eel
ne pomiedzy narodami, dopoki
ME skoncza sic fatalne wojny e
konomiczne. Powod do owych
wojen daja Niemcy, usi}ujac, "a
pomoca centralnego Zwiazku eel
nego, zapewnic sobie w Euro
pie ekonomiczna przewage, a ma
wet wladze. Rozpoczal sic o to
pojedynek pomiedzy Anglia,
ktora pragnie pozostac wierna
wolnosci handlowej, rozumianej
lojalnie, a Niemcami, ktore sta
nowia twierdze i cytadele nowe-
go protekcyonizmu w Europie'
Czy Francya moze co uczynic
dla zazegnania zatargu? Moze w
ten sposob: Powinna po}aczyc
sic jak najscislej z Anglia, gdyz
Anglia jedynie zdolna jest przy-
czynic sic do zlamania ekonomi-
cznej potegi Niemiec, = razem
Anglia przedsiewziae srodki
represyjne przeciw kartelom ME
mieckim. Jednoczesnie Francya
musi nalezec do odnawiania ira
ktatow handlowych wszystkie-
mi panstwami mniejszemi, zeby
zapobiedz ich zagarnieciu przez
Niemcy.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1906-08-30

bardzo wazne posiedzenie, ma kto-
rem opowiedziai, jak. sprawa
zbankrutowanego banku stoi.
Przedewszystkiem adwokaci re-
ceivera chca powiekszyc strate
biednych depozytaryuszy. Pracu-
ia oni w porozumieniu wielki-
mi diuznikami banku j chca udo-
wodnic, re wszystkie zakwestyo-
nowane weksle hipoteki nalezy
uwazac "a sfalszowane = co ma
turalnie byioby strata dla depo-
zytaryuszy. Ma zebraniu tenn o.
becni byli dwaj reprezntanci rze'
cznika stanowego i wysluchali
zarzutow. Zebranie to zazadaio
zamianowania receivera przez
wiadze stanowe, ably sic pozbyc
grubo platnych urzednikow O.
becni ma tenn posiedzeniu oswald
czyli, re cd przejscia banku W
rece receivera szczegoiowo bada-
Ii kazdy ruch jego. z receivera
So zadowoleni, ale jego pomocni-
kow i doradcow prawnych uwa-
zaja "a ludzi pracujacych ma zgu-
be biednych depozytaryuszy.
Dlatego zadaja receivera zamia-
nowanego przez stan Illinois.
Receiver Fetzer poda{ wczoraj
10 wiadomosci ogoiu, re jest w
stanie wyplacic jeszcze 10 proc.
dywidendy. Adwokaci receivera
wpadli ma nowy pomysi, = ma
jatek Pawla Stenslanda, wyno'
szacy S3OO.oOO, przejdzie W rece
receivera. Z tego nalezy odcia-
$4,000 ma pokrycie prywatnych
d}ugow zbiega.
Wczoraj popoludniu Inspector
Shippy przyprowadzii Henryka
Heringa do gmachu bankowego.
Tam w obecnosci eksperta w.
A. Brake, pokazywano podpisy
ma wekslach, pytajac przytem,
czy podpis jest sfaiszowany lub
ME. Rzeczoznawca wykryl for
malny spisek adwokatow repre-
zentujacych wielkich dIuznikow
banku, kt6rzy pracowali ma ich
rzecz, twierdzac, re weksle hi
poteki byiy sfalszowane.
Brake wykazai, re podpis ]. NJ.
Carroll'a ma wekslach byi pra-
wdziwy. Carroll stanowczo sic
temu sprzeciwii. Natomiast Bra
ke uznai weksel Jakoba Kern ma
$4,000 "a sfalszowany.
Receiver ME chce wypiacic dy'
widendy dyrektorom banku, do
pokad sad ME uzna ich "a nieod-
powiedzialnych "a upadek ban
ku" Depozyta ich wynosza zbio-
rowo 100000.
O zbieglym Stenslandzie ME
ma zadnych nowin.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1906-08-30

szny rozlew krwi, a ludnosc
przezywa dnie trwogi
Berlin, 80 sierpnia. = Syn ma
stepcy tronu, przyszly cesarz ME
miecki krol pruski, zostai o.
chrzcony, w galeryi jaspisowej
nowego palacu w Toczdamie, za-
mienionej ma kaplice w obecno-
Sci, wszystkich czlonkow cesar
skiei rodziny. Ksiaze Krystyan
Ludwik Holstein zastepowal
krola Edwarda arcyksiaze Wfo-
dzimierz cara Mikolaja, arcyksia
ze Jozef cesarza Franciszka Jo-
zefa. Cialo dyplomatyczne sta
wiio sic w komplecie, nadto
ministrowie wybitni generate
vie. MaIemu ksieciu madame
imiona Wilhelm Friedrich Franz
Joseph Christian Olaf. Ojcow
chrzestnych byla Gala litania
Po chrzcie odbyi sic w sail mar
murowej bankiet, ma ktorym ce-
sarz Wilhelm wzniosl toast ma
Geese wnuka. Poczdam Berlin
byly przybrane w zieleh, kwiaty
i sztandary.
Berlin, 80 sierpnia. = Okrety
eskadry NORA Spokojnego uda-
dza sic do Jamestown, Va, aze-
by wziac udziaf w tamtejszych
uroczystosciach jubileuszowych.
Czynia sic przygotowania do
wielkich manewrow ma Szlazku.
Podczas ostatnich cwiczeh 9 zol-
merry doznalo porazenia slonecz-
nego.
Cesarz dlatego ME przyjai ma
zamku Friedrichshof hrabiego
Witte, azeby ME utrzymywac po-
dejrzenia, jakoby mieszal sic do
wewnetrznych spraw Rosyi.
Konstantynopol, 80 sierpnia.-
Tutejszy posel perski otrzyma1
wiadomosc Teheranu, re wojsko
tureckie zajelo dystrykt Margo-
wer, obejmujacy IS perskich
miejscowosci. Posel zaprotesto-
wal energicznie przeciw narusze-
niu perskiej granicy zazadal
niezwlocznego odwolania turec-
kiego wojska perskiej zieni.
New York, 80 sierpnia, - Ma
razie So w drodze do San Fran
cisco cztery pociagi specyalne.
napelnione motorowymi konduk
torami, ktorzy maja objac miejsca
strajkierow przy tramwaJach.
Pasazerow zaopatrzono ma dro-
ge w rewolwery. Organizuje wy
prawe James Farley, ktory "a
pewnia, re wyszle do San Fran
cisco $500 ludzi, ma usiugi zjed-
noczonych kompanii tramwajo-
wych.
New York, 80 sierpnia. -Ty-
siace demokratow z wszystkich
stanow oczekuje przybycia Brya-
ma, azeby go powitac. Wczoraj po
poludniu odbylo sic posiedzenie
konlitetu narodowego demokraty-
cznego. Bryan przybyi do New
IYorku wczoraj, lecz pozostal ma
stacyi kwarantanny, gdzie przyj-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1906-08-30
PRZEGLAD
P0uTyD MIEDzyAAROD0WEl
Chicago, 80 sierp.

Zaprzeczenia prasy niemiec'
kiej jakoS ME maja WARY -
dzienniki angielskie i francuskie
uporczywie obstaja przy tenn, re
cesarz Wilhelm knuje jakies pla-
ny i stara sic usilnie narzucic
pomoc swoja przy zaprowadze-
niu spokoju W Rosyi. Take pre-
konanie wypowiedzial rowniez
Robert de Caix, jeden najwy-
bitniejszych publicystow francu-
skich w artykule naczelnym
journal de Debats". NadmienA
on, re przewrot ogolny sprowa-
dzilby ma ludnosc Rosyi wszel-
kiego rodzaju nieszczescia, z kto-
rych wcale powaznem byloby,
interwencya sasiada. Ow sasiad
mySli obecnie zupelnie innych
rzeczach, a ME o tenn, zeby po-
lozenie W Rosyi poprawic rada-
mi swojemi zapewnieniami
przyjazni. Wystapienie to Rober-
ia de Caix do zywego oburzylo
prase niemiecka. Rzucona reka-
vice podjai jeden pierwszych
Berlin. Tageblatt''. Pisze ten
dziennik: MONA osobistos-
ciach, ktore. obecnie polityke
Niemiec prowadza, mice nieoso-
biiwe pojecie, MONA ich dzia-
IalnoSc cenic nisko - lecz ME
podobna posadzac tych mellow
kalectwo rozumu. A wiasnie
takiem kalectwem byiaby inter-
wencya ma rzecz starego regi-
meau, gdyz zdyskretowalyby je-
szcze wiecej wladze, poruszy}a-
by przeciw Niemcom Gala lud-
nose rosyjska, spowodowalaby
bardziej scisla lacznosc budzace-
go sic do zycia narodu liberal
na Europa zachodnia. Napoleon
III tylko mogi w r. 1869 bye TAX
naiwny1n, re ME chcial sic cof-
nae cd interwencyi ma rzecz pan
stwa koscielnego dlatego, re
Papiez trzymal do chrztu jego
syna. Pogioski o interwencyi
Niemiec So oszczerstwem, wy
twarzaja je nieprzyjaciele Me
mice, giownie zas rewolucyoni-
Sci rosyjscy, ktorzy rozsiadajac
sic wygodnie w fotelach parys-
kich, piorunuja przeciw tyranom
despotom, chcac tym sposobem
zastspic brak czynu smialego,
smlaloscla wymysiow. Wpraw-
die cesafz Wilhelm czesto zdu-
miewa SWAT niespodziankami,
lecz dalekim jest cd wypraw a.
wantnrniczych j W slady Napo-
leona ME wstapi.
Leroy-Beaulieu, kt6ry znow
zabrai CLOS W sprawie sytuacyi
W Rosyi, rowniez zaprzecza po-
gloskom o interwencyi i stwier-
dza je acz posrednio. w nowem
wystapieniu zaznacza, IL stano-
wisko Stoiypina jest nadzwyczaj
trudne; re sila rozmachu musi
popychaS. prezesa gabinetu ro-
syjskiego do oparcia sic na pre-
ciwnikach reform. Musi on sta
nowczo zwalczae ludzi, niepo-
dzielajacych daznosci rzadu, "a je-
dnoczeSnie ME moze doraznie
wystepowac przeciw tym wstre-
tnym zywiolom, ktore Gala odpo-
wiedzialnosc "a wytworzenie sic
obecnych stosunkow zwalaja ma
zyd6w, Polakow Ormian jedy-
ME dlatego zeby te ludy MONA
bylo spokojnie mordowac. Rosya
w ostatnich czasach, ogromnie
W ty, sic cofneia. Poiozenie
przedstawia sic bardzo powaznie.
Mora snaSS ,katastrofv, axsprzv
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1906-08-30

- Pod miastem Pacific Grove,
CAL. zatonai parowiec .Celic",
ma ktorego pokiadzie znaidowalo
.eie 10000 stop budulcu
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1906-08-30

Thomas ]. Tu1ey, zamianowany
asystentem rzecznika korpora-
cyjnego przez burmistrza, jest
kuzynem zmarlego sedziego Tu-
ley. Tuley bylo poprzednio rzecz-
nikiem miejskim w Logansport,
Ind.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-09-29
ROOSEVELT, JR.
MAY BE UNDER
ARREST TODAY

Boston. Sept 29-Theodore Roosevelt.
Jr,. the presidents son, a Harvard
today Charged with disoTdepiy Siue1 Conduct
and with assault on on unknown nian.
The police are hunting another young
man, who II charged with disorderly
conduct assault on the same unknown
man and assault on Policeman FRAZIER.
The policeman is at the Relief hos-
pitai pItan with a., a broken nose. laceratedl
wound on the head
The affair. In which young Roo G.
welt is suspected Of having parJlcl lpatcd
TOOK pace on Boston common Thurhaay
at midnight. In company with lnree
other companions, all said to De Har-
ward students, the young man supposed
10 be Roosevelt lassoed a man from one
or the benches on the common and af-
terward tripped up FRAZIER when the
latter pursued the quartet He and
one OF his companions were captured
and taken TO the police station, wnere,
after satisfying the lieutenant that he
'-as the presidents son, both were al
lowed 10 go
The police OF the division where the
trouble occurred took defensive at
titude when questioned about the mat
ter yesterday, seeming TO fear public
censure because they hard presumed 10
take TO the station the son Of the
president.
Police Commissioner oMeara was
busy all day investigating the affair.
He gave out statement last night In
be made today for a warrant for Roose-
velts arrest. Mr. OMeara said:
u am determined that any man or
boy who causes injury to a Boston po-
liceman who is doing his duty shall be
punished III he can be caught and con
victed. The arrival in Boston OF tnou-
sands OF students makes II necessary
that the small percentage who choose
20 act as hoodlums shall be treated as
hoodlums.
1t appears that the man who was
pulled from bench afterward said lie
was "A friend OF the arrested man end
accompanied him to the police station.
II also appeared that the arrested man
repeatedly refused 10 give the name Of
his companion who had assaulted Fra
her.
An effort was made 10 make sure that
the young man who claimed To lie
Theodore Roosevelt, Jr., was really the
presidents son. and officer Grace was
sent 20 Cambridge. but he was refused
admittance 10 the building In which
Theodore Roosevelt. Jr., lives, and
though he tried i'm many ways to see
him for the purpose OF Identification
he was unsuccessful.
The man who committed the assault
and the man who said he was Roosevelt
can be identified by the policeman. AS
they have failed after "a hours 20
come forward they will be sought by
the usual police methods.
The police Will apply today for war
rants for their arrest.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-09-29
MRS. G0ULD'S
SISTER IS WIFE
OF A CH|NAMAN

San Francisco. Sept 29.-Mrs. Howard
Gould's sister has married a Chinaman.
A complete and very elaborate Celestial
ceremonial marked the celebration OF the
nuptials. and Miss Ella Clemmons is now
entitled to the name OF Sun Yue.
The wedding. which Is not expected 10
act as repairer of the breach which has
existed between the sisters, is a result of
the earthquake, In which the Chinese
quarter was absolutely wiped out The
bride and her slant-eyed spouse are
dwellers In a tent which supplanted the
home which Sun Yue intended To provide
for Miss Clemmous In case he should be
successful In the suit which he was ar
IDENTIFY pressing when the earthquake
overlook the city.
Sun Yue displayed considerable heroism
during the disastrous days. and finally
he won the hand Of the mission worker.
who had been well known throughout the
quarter ever since she left her home In
Dupont street 10 labor among the yellow
men.
She was once the wife Of a well-to-do
merchant here. but since she began her
labors In the quarter she has always peen
known as Miss Clemmons.
Mrs. sun Yue is a woman OF culture,
gentle voiced and dignified in manner.
She has determination. too. for i've years
ago, when Mrs. Gould offered her hand
some allowance IL she would give up
Chinatown and live with her mother, Mrs.
Dayan, In her beautiful home In Palo
Alto she refused. and there arose cold
ness between the sisters.
A year later Ella Clemmons went East
and. being denied admittance TO the Gould
house, she stationed herself outside the
entrance. When Mrs. Gould emerged 10
enter her carriage she hurriedly closed
the door OF the vehicle and ordered the
coachman TO drive on.
Miss Clemmons made no further at
tempt 10 speak TO her sister, and returned
10 this city and the Chinatown.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-09-29
'RES. CASTRO
|. OF VENEZUELA
SERIOUSLY Ill

Washington. Sept. 29.-President Castro
, Venezuela is n sick man. according 20
lvices which the state department re-
lived yesterday from United States Min
ter Russell at Caracas. The character
his illness. Mr.. Russell says, is not dis
osed. but he is so feeble that he re-
lives no one. not even the ministers OF
s cabinet.
While President Castro Is not strictly
pnfined 10 his apartments. his physicians
fuse 10 allow him to transact any busi-
ass. lie occasionally takes a drive. but
as TO be carried TO and from his car
age.
Should President Castro's Illness prove
Rtal, there Will be serious internal trou-
les In Venezuela. Persons here familiar
lith the political situation i'm that coun-
~ are cerSSin that his death would bring
p strife between political factions for
pntrol of the country.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-09-29

BUDLONG-In Edgewood. on the 26th
inst. Charles Horace, eldest son Of
Fred c. and Lula A. Budlong, I'm his
Sth year.
Funeral Sunday. Sept 80. at 2 p m,
from the residents Of his parents. 1852
Broad street Funeral private. Burial
at Apponaug, r. l.
CARSON-In Pontiac. r, l.. on the 27th
inst, Robert Carson. I'm his 76,n year.
Funeral from All Saints church. Pom
tiac. Sunday. the S0th inst. at o'clock
p. m. Relatives and friends are invited
to attend. Burial at Moshassuck ceme-
terry, Pawtucket.
DURFEE-In this city, on the 27th inst,
Thomas c., son OF the late Sarah A. and
Walter r. Dhrfee, aged year. .
months :.
Funeral from the residence of Frederick
Wright. 80 Van Zandt street Monday,
invited 10 attend.
HARDINo-In this city. on the 2sth inst.
Amaziah A. Harding. aged 55 years
Funeral services Monday. oct /. at
2:15 p. m, at the Advent Free church.
Brighton street. Relatives and friends
are invited to attend.
LEWIs-In this city. on the 9th inst,
John G. Lewis. I'm his 18th year
Funeral from the residence of his
daughter. 40 Benevolent street Sunday.
the 30th inst, at o'clock p. m. Rela-
tives and friends are invited to attend.
MekENNA-In this city. on the 27th
inst. Margaret r.. daughter OF the late
John and Mary McKenna OF 6l2 Broad
way. In her 2Oth year.
Funeral from her late residence. Sun
day, Sept. 80. at 1880 p. m. Services
al ST. Mary's church at p m. Relatives
n g~g. a 4 Ffo1
at Crompton.
MOCNEY-At the Rhode Island hospl-
tai on the 27th inst. James j. Mooney.
son OF Bridget and the late Michael
Mooney.
Funeral from his late residence. No. 6S9
Westminster street on Sunday. Sept. 30,
al 80 p. m. Services at the cathedral
at p m. Mass Of requiem on Monday,
Oct at 8 a-m--Ro Relatives and friends
are invited TO attend.
RIcHIE-In Pawtucket. on the 2Sth inst.
Mary A. Richie, wife OF Henry a.
Richie
Funeral from her late residence 55 Car
penter street Sunday afternoon, at l.30
o'clock. Relatives and friends invited TO
attend.
SULLIvAN-In this city. on the 27th
Margaret e, daughter Of Patrick and
Funeral from her parents residence. "a
Marvin street Monday oct. !. at $50 a.
m Requiem mass at ST Mary's church,
Broadway. at Q a. m. Members Of ST.
Wilhelmina branch. |. G. B. L. Relatives
and friends are invited 10 attend.
TUcKER-.In Burrilville. r. l., on the
27th inst, Betsie s. wife Of the late
Edwin l.. Tucker. In her 67th year.
Funeral Monday. oct. !, at IL O'Clock,
al her late home. Relatives and friends
invited TO attend.
WALsH-In this city. on the 2sth inst.
Mary. wife Of the late Cornelius Walsh
OF g3 Camden street
Notice OF funeral later.
WILIIAMs-In Norwich, Conn, on the
27th lnst.. Frances f. Williams. wife
OF Chailes a. Williams.
Funeral from her late residence. 6S5
East evenue Pawtucket. Sunday Sept
80. at D. m. Relatives and friends are
invited 20 attend.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-09-29
SHERIFF'S SALE.
STATE oF RHODE ISLAND Ann
PROVIDENCE PLANTATIONS

l.AoNlutUttt &c.
Sherim's Office,
Providence. Aug 30th, 1906.
BY Virtue and Ia pursuance OF an
Execution Number i0S2l, issued out OF
the district court OF the Sixth judicial
district holden at Providence within
and for said district OF the state OF
Rhode Island, within and for the
county OF Providence on the second
day OF June, a. -. 1905. and retuTnable
to the said court the second day OF
rendered by said court on the tenth day
OF May, a. -. 1906, IN favor OF Albert
~. Shaw. doing business as Albert ri.
shaw company. In Providence, Rhode
Brucker of Providence. defendant I
have this day az 10 o'cloc-S A. NJ.
levied the said execution on the fol-
lowing goods and chattels, which the
said defendant had In the store house
Providence. Rhode Island on the thlr-
teenth day OF February, A. u. 1905.
(the time OF the attachment on the
original WRIT the following described
goods and chattels one barrel and
contents: five boxes and contests: three
crates Of pictures; one oak chest and
contents.
Notice is hereby given that will sell
the said attached and levied on goods and
chattels at a public auction 20, be held
al Orrin y IQncs' Warehouse AZ "a To- L.
Central street I'm said city Of Providence
Don said County OF Providence. on wednes-
day. the 3rd day of October A. H. 1895.
at 10 o'clock a. NJ for the satisfaction
OF said execution, debt. interest on the
same. cost Of suit my own fees and all
contingent expenses II sufficient
WILLIAM =. wtNsLOw.
Deputy sherin
sept i-s-iS-l7-is-19-9o-2l-22-si-25- a. 25-2s-27-2s2a %
Oct L.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-09-29
R. MATTHEW SOCIETY
TO PARADE IN NEWPORT

Tomorrow will be a gala day in the
istory of the Fr. Mathew Total Abb
tinence society at Newport. The mem
ers In body will attend the 80 mass
luniOn.
In the afternoon there will be a short
arade. escorting Rev. Frs. Mahon and
Ieehan OF 81. Joseph's and ST Mary's
hurches, with Mayor Cottrell, CA
fayor Boyle and Vivar General Doran
the Providence diocese. TO the hand
ONE new hall OF the society where in
primal exercises Will be held
on Monday night the hill will he
lrown open for public Inspection and
here will he an entertainment.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-09-29
Providence, Newport & Block Island
Popular steamer New Shorebs,o.

Popular Steamer New Shorehara.
WEEK DAYS: Leaves Providence from
wharf. foot Transit street. East Side, 800
Leaves Commercial Wharf, Newport
ll:l5 a. m. Returning leaves Block Isl
and 2:30 p. m. Newport $50 D. m
SUNDAYS: Leaves Providence 9:45
Newport lao a. m. Returning, leaves
Hook Island $3.50 p. m. Newport $50 D. m.
Returning the New Shoreham Is due
at Providence, week days and Sundays
at 7:is p. m.
Excursion tickets Olmited), Provi-
dence and Newport. 60 cents; Block
Island s1.00.
The NEW ENGLAND NAVIGATION co.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
On Sunday, Sept. 30. steamer New
Shoreham will make trip 20 Block Island
emitting return trip. Commencing oct
/ will make three trips weekly. leaving
Block Island Mondays. Wednesdays and
Fridays, returning from Providence on
Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays.
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ChPROh CAMPS OUTING

Allyn X. Capron camp No. /, United
Spanish War Veterans. will have it's an
nual field day at Emery park tomorrow.
Lunch will be provided at ! o'clock and
clambake at o'clock. The committee
in charge includes: James r. Kane. Fred
erick r.. Wood. Timothy u. Ivers. Allen
&. Macvickar and Bart j. Deignan.
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BARBER LOSES HIS LICENSE

The state board OF examiners has re-
oked the license OF Laurence Calderone,
fnployed In shop on North Main street,
no used stick alum 20 stop the flow Of
lood from cut on customers lip. with
ne result that the latter contracted a
lntagious disease.
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PERSONAL.

a MIDDLE-AGED WIDOW, VERY
wealthy. nice looking. tired of single
blcssedness" wishes 10 correspond Lock
Box i05. st Joseph Michigan. s29-it
ATTRACTIVE YOUNG LADY OF
means wishes gentlemen correspondents,
object matrimonv Address r l.. Rich,
2la WaShInGlnI- -Lnsian-- -MaGS-k21-ll--
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DIVIDENDS.
AMERICAN SCREW COMPANY.

A quarterly dividend Of 2h per cent
on the capital stock OF this company has
been declared. payable September % to
stockholders OF record at the close OF
business September 10. Transfer books
will close September 10 and reopen Octo-
Der /. GEORGE w. THURSTON.
Treasurer.
Providence September II. 1906
septI1-17t
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THE FINEST AND BEST BUILDING
site for homes. on the shores OF Mar
ragansett Bay. at Oakland Beach. n
you are looking for a home. don't fail
10 call and examine tho plat OF the
Massasoit Real Estate Co. at 81 Ex-
change place (Butler Exchange). The
lots are all pleasantly situated and
afrord fine view OF the bay. Trolley
express to Warwick mornings and
evenings. An exceptional opportunity
Is Afforded Intending purchasers. Messrs.
woodbridge and Webster will be on the
grounds 10 show lots daily. Massasoit
Real Estate Co.. ee Exchange place. But.
Ter Exchange.
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PROVIDENCE TELEPHONE cow


At n meeting of directors held this
day a quarterly dividend Of one dollar
&D a share was declared, payable
October l. 1906, 10 stockholders of
record September goth. at close OF busi-
ness
CHARLES r. HOWARD. Treasurer.
Providence. n. l.. Sept 10, 1905.
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PROVIDENCE GAS COMPANY.

A dividend Of one dollar per share has
been declared payable October ist, proxi-
mo. 20 stockholders Of record at close of
business the goth inst
WILLIAM = NYE. Treasurer.
Providence. II. l.. Sept rs. 1906.
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SITUATIONS wANTEo-MALE.

wANTED-RING SPINNING OVER
seer Competent man wants position
References A. ]. Dronsheld. Fletcher Mfg
Co. Providence. William q. James and
T. C. Ball, Hills Grove, r. l. Address
John II. Callahan. Box 72, Hills Grove,
II. I. sep14-2w
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FOR SALE SUBURBAN HOMES:
most beautiful localities in RhoSe Island:
The Eden OF Narragar sett Bay" cottage
lots and cottages: Oakland Beach. Apply
to ]. H. Woodbridge. at eSice on the
grounds