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The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-08-21

caucus warden whom this police official
placed In a position 10 see that 'Democ-
raey' had a fair show az the caucus.
friend would have voted for all the Re
publican nominees II he had not been
able 10 read, although he had plainly ex-
pressed his desire TO vote only for Demo-
Gratis.
"Up IN the Second ward Lieut. Hart
nett was In command, and kept the war
den appointed by the Republicans In po-
sitiOn though the Democratic ward COM
mittee had selected Democrat for the
place IN a manner that fully complied
with the law.
"A few weeks later. at the property
voters caucus In Ward 3. Lieut.. Hart
nett was In command. and the present
alderman, John G. Dunn, was candi-
date for alderman.
when the polls were opened at Z
o'clock. a taxpayer undertook TO offer res
olutions pledging the nominees OF the eau
Gus 20 do all they could II elected TO Sc
cure the repeal OF the state-appointed po-
lice commission. 10 get the best terms pos
sible In granting favors to the Narragan-
sett Electric Lighting company and the
street railroad company, and forbiddlng
the nominee II elected from taking any
work from the city.
Though the law provides for the trans
action Of any business OF this nature be-
fore 1880. Lieut. Hartnett told the caucus
warden TO start the voting at once; and
the order was obeyed.
The afternoon OF the earlier caucus
In the same ward. Dunn spent a couple
OF hours at the Second police station talk
ing things over with some officials there
'One day at the county court house,
when the straight Democrats were try
ing 10 prevent the larceny OF the super
visors. / was introduced 10 a man as
from East Greenwich Later l found out
he was one OF the parties who had been
appointed TO count out the Democratic
candidate for governor
These few statements OF facts show
that, owing 20 the inquities OF Repub-
lican enacted caucus law and the partisan
conduct OF the police, the straight Demo-
Gratis have not been 10 blame for the
party squabbles and how glad they have
reason 10 be that Dorney and his crowd
have become impotent."
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-08-21
"HESSIANS" NOW
ARE BOTTLED UP
Last Nights Waterloo for the Dorney Crowd. Who
Dragged So Loudly of What They Would Do
Should End the Chicanery at Past Caucuses
Through Police COnnivery and Ensure the Pro-
lection of Democrats i'm Their Rights.

Though some folks may join In the
nourners' tears over the trouncing given
to the Dorney-O'Nel1l crowd at last
nights meeting or the Democratic city
committee. l am not a joiner" said a
prominent Ward Democrat 70 News
Democrat reporter todG.'
1T was a great thing for the News
Democrat 10 get Dorney 10 brag yester-
day; and II must have caused some hot
language ON the part OF Col. Colts press
agent. Any one who talks for the papers
and who works for the journalistic ma
nipulation gets verbal things fired at him
that the ordinary man doesn't like.
Last nights Waterloo for the Dorney-
ONeill bunch viii be worth lots 10 the
Democratic and Independent voters. IL
means that no scheme can be carried out
this year than can really injure the par
~. II means that the Hessians are now
forever down and out II is not proba-
BILE now that even one OF the many bar
rels Intended for use in the senatorial
battle will be marked deliver In any of
the wards in which the Hessians' control
the machinery.
''rhe result shows that utter weakness
OF the men who. while taking Republican
money. offices and prominence. have been
shouting for straight Democratic can
didate for senator.
ut marks. too, the defeat after a long
contest OF the Republican machines Ct
forts 10 control the party OF opposition.
Thus Is undone the work begun at the
Democratic caucuses three years ago.
"The Republicans then fully controlled
the police and regularly chosen caucus
officers were set aside. A new night po-
lice official was placed I'm charge Of the
Third police district which embraces the
First ward The regular caucus warden
was pulled out from behind the caucus
railing and locked up I'm the adjoining
tation
Last Sunday a friend Of mine told
me about how the police-appointed war
den acted when he was appointed Dem
ocratic supervisor at the election the fol-
lowing November
My friend. while at work a few days
before election day, got his right hand
badly hurt. and so could not use n pen
eal and mark his ballot This erstwhile
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-08-21
SHAW'S KICK
ON COOKING
WAS COSTLY

Elisha j. Shaw, who yesterday pleaded
guilty TO an assault on Margaret Cum
mings. was this morning sentenced to
pay a fine Of $25.
The assault occurred on Sunday in a
house on Mathewson street. the woman's
cries OF murder attracting passers by,
who notified the officers at the Central
police station. They round the woman
badly bruised about the face and bleed
ing profusely.
She said she was the wife of Shaw and
that he found fault with the supper pre-
pared for him, the assault resulting.
Shaw told the court this morning that
the woman is not his wife.
She was taken 10 the hospital and was
discharged from that institution this
morning as cured.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-08-21
SECOND BLOW WAS TOO
MUCH FOR MATTER

Because Samuel Smith hit John McAteer
again, McAteer had Smith prosecuted for
an assault upon him, in the Sixth district
court this morning; and Smith was fined
$50 and caosts.
Smith and McAteer live I'm the same
dwelling. and the other morning got into
an argument during which Smith is said
To have assaulted .McAteer. scratching his
hand and raising lump on his face.
McAteer went TO the second station and
reported the occurrence TO Capt. Mowry.
but decided not TO prosecute. When he
returned home, II is alleged that Smith
who was wise TO the fact that McAteer
had made a report 10 the police struck
McAteer violently.
After this McAteer has revulsion of
feeling. and had no hesitation I'm making
up his mind TO prosecute.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-08-21
STRUCK WITH THING THEY
WIND UP 4 STOVE WITH

He hit me with the thing they wind
up the stove with" said Nunzata Izzi TO
Capt. Mowry. in broken Italian, when he
complained that Cosido Monteparo had
assaulted him.
Capt Mowry said to himself "Ha, a
poker" and then got busy looking up evil
dence which led to the issuance OF a
warrant and the arraignment OF Monte
paro I'm the Sixth district court this
morning on the charge Of assault. Will
the result that he was fined $40 and
costs.
Izzi formerly was a boarder In the
household OF the Monteparos: and after
he ceased 10 live there Mr. Monteparc
said that he made uncompimentary re
marks about Mrs. Monteparo. which IN
censed him.
The two met on Sunday and Montepar,
after few words struck Izzi
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-08-21
lAMBA Is AGAIN HELD
FOR THE UPPER COURT

Louis Lamba I'm the district court this
morning faced a charge OF entering a
dwelling house In the daytime. az he did
on another similar charge yesterday. and
was adjudged guilty and bound over in
500 as he was the day before.
The specific charge today was that on
the 18th he entered the house OF Joseph
Andrews on Link street by poklng a
stick within the Jamb and releasing a
button catch.
on entering the house he took from
clothing OF Mr.. Andrews. the key TO a
trunk and a watch
Lamba had been visitor at times 10
the Andrews home and knew conditions
and that the house was vacant on that
day.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-08-21
WEARY WAYFARER WAS
GIV;N REST BY The STATE

A man who appeared TO have Travelled
at least 60 milestones along the highway
OF life. and TO have had his footsteps In
the rough places Of the road for many
years, besought Deputy Chief of Police
Egan this morning to send him 10 the
state workhouse.
He said his name was Samuel Turner,
that he was an Englishman, and that he
was without home or friends.
As IL was evident that he needed shell
ter and rest, he was charged with being
a vagrant IN the Sixth district court, and
was sentenced to six months at the state
MOrkhnuse.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-08-21
C0YlE TOOK IT FOR CORN,
NOW WILL REST 4 MONTH

Jchn Coyle whom the police call a
bum" this morning was around the
crawford street bridge. where the truck
peddlers gather early TO buy produce TO
sell from house To house, and picked up
a n9g OF corn valued AZ 20 cents, and pro-
ceeded 90 get away with IT,
onlcer Perkins ended that program by
arresting Doyle. who In the Sixth dis
Jail ~
The corn was the property OF Pike Ro-
senberg and was on the ground beside
his team.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-08-21
KENNEDY TOOK HIS MEDICINE

a dispute over a hatchet led to a row
between Thomas Kennedy and Anthony
O'Netl the other day al n dwelling house
on West Exchange street; and this morn
ing Kennedy was arraigned in the Sixth
district court on charge OF having as
saulted O'Neil At FIRST he pleaded not
guilty but later retracted and was fined
$40 and costs.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-08-21
COSTLY AMUSEMENT

In the juvenile court this morning VIII
nam Connell, IL years old was fined s.
LOT detacing a vacant building on Dove
street TO the extent Of 50 The building is
the property OF Philip Durfee. and the
boy amused himself by throwing stones
through the windows
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-08-21
CUMBERLAND
OFFERS REWARD
FOR TRESPASSERS

AT the last meeting OF the town coun..
Gil IL was decided to offer reward OF
800 for the apprehension and conviction
OF any persons found trespassing on
schools property. This action was taken
I'm order 10 put a stop to the deeds OF
vandalism that have been perpetrated at
the schools in the lower sections or the
town.
II was supposed that such severe ac-
ton would have the desired effect, but
conditions have not improved, and only
"a short time after the reward was offer
ed. an attempt was made to burn an out
building at the Blackstone school in
Lonsdale.
on Sunday afternoon a large gang OF
young men gathered at the Mlnera ave
nue. school and did various misdeeds. one
OF the principal features being the climb
ing OF the fiagpsole on the grounds Chair
states that more drastic measures will
have to be taken.
IMPROPER BATHING.
Pedestrians are complaining OF the ac-
tions of young men who bathe In the
bridge, particularly on Sundays 1t is
alleged that some of the bathers 20 TO
the bridge 20 dive Off without being prop
erly attired, and people who have passed
this place on Sunday state that IL is get
ting to be a nuisance. half OF the
bridge is I'm Central Falls. and IL the CO.
operation of the authorities there can be
obtainsd the bathers will be kept from
the bridge.
PARISH CLUB MET.
AT the special meeting OF the Young
Mems Parish club held last evening a
report was received from the committee
having charge OF the installation OF bogl-
ing alleys in the new addition, and WAYS
and means for raising the necessary
funds were discussed
ST. PATRICK'S BRANCH.
The committee on social OF ST. Pat
rick's branch, l. G. II. T.. met last even
ing and furthered plans for the AFFAIR.
The social will be held on the third Fri
day evening next month. The committee
consists of Daniel Driscoll. David Kerr
Thomas Tanning, John Cooney. Mies
Annie Callahan, Miss Mary Moffitt and
Miss Cora Cady.
ON HIS VACATION.
officer Edward Littleneld OF Valley
Falls is enjoying his annual vacation 81
10 days at Block Island During his ab-
sence the beat on middle Broad street
viii be patrolled by officer Scott.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-08-21
AUTO SPARKS

Henry Ford. president OF the big auto
mobile concern OF that name says he be-
lieves he has driven an automobile niore
miles than any other man in the world.
Ford made his first power wagon in 1891
and from that time TO the present he has
driven constantly. He spends little time
In the factory or designing room and II
is safe 10 say that at least ten hours out
OF every day. Sunday included, finds him
In one OF his cars.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-08-21

]. w. Cline, the Ford agent at Brook,
Indiana tells good one on George Ado.
the Hoosier author and playwright. Ade
had arranged TO take some city folk who
were visiting him at his farm near the
little Indiana town. for a Sunday ride lie
Instructed new attendant I'm the Cline
Garage to FILL up the transmission case
and put a little oil in the engine base"
Ade. who was waiting impatiently FOR the
car wondered why the attendant took so
long at the job. but phalosoph.cally bided
his time.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-08-21

When II was finally announced as
ready, he assayed to start the motor. IL
turned with unwonted stiffness and be-
fore 1. finally gave a grunt-without a
subsequent one-Ade was sweating at
every pore. He said some spicy things In
slang-and cranked some more. He p-ln-
ed the carburetor Till IL was flooded then
cranked till IL needed flooding again. At
last IL started but had Just sufficient pow
ef 10 turn over. After a half dozen revo-
lutions. the motor began TO pour out
great volumes, OF smoke.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-08-21
SCOT BURNED, NO DAMAGE

Burning SCOT In chimney Of tn
Lauderdale building which filled som
OF the rooms with SMOKE. caused an en-
ployc In the building 10 sound an alarm
last evening. There was no damage.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-08-21
NEW PRIEST At MlHInN

Pr Thomas o'Brien on Sunday began
his work as an ordained priest at St
Thomas church In Manton IFS home is
In westerly. and he was recently or
dsined in Paris and returned to this
country week ago.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-08-21

vesuvius, which AIDE has recently visit
Cd. was a poor Imitation OF that motor
according 10 the lnimorist. The smoke
came so thick and, so fast. Ade did not
wait 10 investigate the cause Holding
nose and mouth TO prevent suffocation.
he made a wild dash for the outside.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-08-21

Cottage City Excursion Next Friday
from Providence and stations 10 Taun-
ton. inclusive. by special train and steam
er via New Bedford. Popular rates and
about four hours at Cottage City.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-08-21

Despite the fact that most of Ford s
driving is In the line OF duty. he says he
has never lost enthusiasm for II and he
enjoys each run as IL IL were his first
experience. In all. he believes he has
driven. in his various models at least l00,- :
600 miles and he would like 10 hear from
any other driver who believes he has a
record TO best that
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-08-21

where he was instantly Joined by the
garage attendants. Some excited person,
seing the clouds Of black smoke Issuing
from the garage door. rang the town bell
ana the volunteer firemen came from
stores and offices. In a trice, the brigade
was on hand, but the report had spread
that gasoline tank had exploded and
there was another about to go up; .his
checked the ardor OF the volunteers SO
they stood at n respectful distance and
poured n tiny stream OF water Sn the
sides OF the garage. from the hand engine.
Ade, devining In part the cause Of the
commotion, stood as near the door as he
could, and breathe. and could near his
motor putting spasmodically for time,
then few ftful grunts and II stopped.
Gradually the clouds OF smoke cleared
away and he ventured inside.
a careful investigation disclosed the
fact that the green attendant had saulrted
three or four gallons-all there was on
hand-of thick dope" into the engine
base and put a few drops OF cylinder oil
into the planetary transmission case. Ac-
cording 10 AIDE that garage boy could be
trusted to deliver chunks Of dynamite "a
his sweetheart I'm place OF marshmellows.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-29
Sigue el BLIZZARD,
Periuicios inmensos.

Londres, Dsiembrs 20. -El bli1 ri sontrta on to.
d. su taNza La nevs hA sub do hNaia osho pies On
agunos parHisI La insomupcas6n por errc carril %
sc plata Dands anteayer no ha sntrado en- las elta
clones de a capital mir gdo tran E Ssrviso dc sarruk
isa sai& suEsendldc. La mupicpAlidsd toma & todos
los obrsros que prsssnlAn psrA abrr EA,o on lAs eA
llSs Mas ds vsints mil homb-es ss osuEsn de s.te
trAbsio Los psriuiclos son inmepacs. Los regosiou
pNraixsdos absolute. Hs eonAidsra insvtable que
mushaS perEonas psrzasr DOR eIlsssx de aimenlos,
pssRr dc los elfaerzos dc la Standardization.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-29
1mpresiones y noticias

DlnIto de POGO dsbuiArk ca sl
PAEqus BoripQusn una ccmpsniA de
VGrisdAdsz, scm lusItA Tor vArios 10
vsnea dc sslA losAlidAd.
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si6n ssEk { bsnsHSio del Hospital de
kuisrss y Nlnos.
-1or asaslda1 s1n los AnlmAles
fasron ssnIsnclAdos h1y Juan Fall
siano J CruS Rissfa 4 dos dollars de
mallA sada uno.
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iaeron mulladoa b y son dos dollars
poF iAirlnglE as lsyss dc eArFslsrAs.
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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-29

IaS en- Ponce por vslor de ESQ; "a Rio
Pie1raS por 60 y on MaytguE por
$40
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rrisnIs 80 pressrA On msRoi6so bal 6
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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-29

allaA las ladiviasos Aalsslo Faa
alAaea , k4ssaia T FtsA
-uaatA 81 10 = x-sra 60 saasra
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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-29
Hospitalidad espahola
al clero frances.

Madrid, Disismbre 2s Ell obispo de BAdaiox diri-
90 an msusas ftstsnAl 81 arxobspo do Rsr ofrsSien
dole ssilo en- los sssblscmisusoa rsgosos do EspaHA
para todos loz AuslRnoa snsFmos del clsro feans6s
Dies que sueota para rsAlzN sstA obrs con el spoyo
del epissopado espafol que las hAdieonss nasiona
les pueden desmsntrse por 10 sstud del fAlso libs
rAismo que solo ansG los dsspoloG de la igsss para
reparsrloa aus sseuacss AuuQus 10 Ar son sa drea'
10 a gobisrno ss cree que ets pereguirk oil obispo
nj propondr& Aroma que Ia cnvfs sus dlmisoras
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-29

SIS hAllA sa sssA sludad sl auye'
rinisndeoie de lsa sssuelss Dc CIgaas,
don Ca'los A r shAyd.
-Por vArlos Sub 90 sslorss de
rerlaa do 10 isla ae hAn prssantAdo
dsauneias On cAuSAs por il tfAssi6n 4
las leyts del rAmo.
-seGda nolicIAs, en- IL jurlsdls'
si6n do AgaAdiiIA msrod,a una par
lidA do faiIeadorsa de sAmIno, que %
sl IsrroE do AganoS barrioS de- aqus.
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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-29
Terremoto en- africa.
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