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The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-05-14
THE SEM|N0LES
GOT FINE: HAUL
DOWN THE BAY

OF all the fishing excursions held recent
ly that OF the members OF the Seminole
Fishing club, Saturday night and SUNDAY
will go down In the annals of the doings
OF the sons OF Isaac Walton as one OF the
best ever enjoyed on the waters OF Nara
gansett Bay.
The first cruise of the season was propi-
tious and successful The party sailed
away under the pilotage OF Commodore
Billy Edwards, with all hands on deck.
After they got down the bay they an
chored and began to angle for the fnny
tribes OF the deep.
Owing 10 the fact that there were prizes
offered for both the number OF fish caught
by any Individual and also the largest in
weight, there was considerable rivalry.
Iennox Chidlow was the successful man
and pulled I'm both prizes. though when IL
came to Weighing the fish some OF the
men claimed that the barnacles on one
should not have been counted.
In ALL the party landed about 100 OF the
denizens OF the deep. which they brought
back with them yesterday afternoon and
they were distributed today among
friends.
Among the club members who took part
IN the outing were Dhomas Dewiss. James
j. Ridge, Tom Pendergrast Walter
Lewis Frank A. Sullivan, Lennox Child
low. William s. Edwards. William Ran
kin. Henry Quinn. Jerry Mack, Michael
Cardin. Charles Cassidy and Skipper
Luther briggs.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-05-14
BRISTOL
Town Clerk and Chief Of Police
Start on Trip to the South

Town clerk, Herbert F. Bennett, and
Saturday evening for a two weeks trip
to the South. During their vacation they
will visit the principal battlefelds in vir-
gnia and some Of the principal cities In
that state. Both are prominent members
of Babbitt Post. G. A. r.
Ezra Dixon. president OF the Dixon Lu-
bricating Saddle company left on 6atur-
day on his annual tour through the
South and West During his absence he
will visit Hot Springs, where he has son
stopping for his health.
Hen thieves and dogs are making sad
havoc in poultry yards One farmer lost
seventeen one night by dogs and several
lost many fowls by thieves.
Eek. Councilman Henry M. Gibson has
sold two lots of land on Bristol Highlands
to Frank r. Ames OF Pawtucket
Louis Bradshaw. secretary of the Y. M.
C. A. has rendered his resignation to take
effect In a few days. He is going to Kan
sas City where he will fill similar posi-
ton. The association there has just eefn-
pleted q very large building.
Manuel Jose. who lives near Little Mar
rows. met with a painful accident Satur-
day afternoon while telling a decayed
tree. The axe he was using glanced cut
ting an ugly wound on his right instep.
DR.. Siegel dressed the wound taking sew
eral stitches.
Peter c. r. Morris, who has been ap-
pointed chief marshal for Independence
Day by the Fourth OF July committee.
has about completed his staff Town So
licitor. Edward l. Brownel will be chief
OF staff and Judge #. III. Hammill as ora
tor OF the day.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-05-14
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'"'s DISTRICT COURT NEWS.


DISTRICT COURT NEWS.
In the district court Sunday morning,
William Connolly, James Wright ana
Michael Murray were arraigned on a
charge OF vagrancy. Connolly pleaded
guilty and was sentenced 10 the state
farm and was sentenced TO the state farm
for six months. Wright and Murray
pleaded not guilty and had their trial this
morning. when they retracted their plea
and were sentenced to the state farm for
six months.
on the charge OF simple drunkenness.
one man was fined 81 and costs and an
other So and costs for the same onence,
while several drunks were discharged
without being brought before the court
At the session of the court this morn
ing owen Hand was fined $40 and costs for
keeping his shop open on Sunday.
Mary Martelle was arraigned on the
charge of maintaining a nuisance. She
pleaded not guilty and was held In the
sum of $1,000 for the June term of the
grand jury.
Helen Smith and Rose Msereau.
charged with being lewd and wanton,
were placed on probation.
Four men charged with simple drunken
ness were fined 81 and costs each. Two
others charged with a similar offense were
discharged.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-05-14
CENTRAL FALLS.

As result OF the vigilance of the police
Nally, two raids were made yesterday
ana In each instance the police were en-
abled to obtain unmistalSeable evidence Of
unlawful liquor selling on the Sabbath.
shortly after 10 o'clock yesterday fore
nocn Officers McCra and Grady visited n
collar located In the rear OF the barroom
conducted by Thomas Cutet at 62l and 523
Broad street. Five men, i'm addition to
the bartender. were In the place and
enough evidence was secured 10 show that
the place was open for business The
names OF the men were taken. Two bar
rels of ale. two bottles of ale and two OF
lager, as well as a quantity of barroom
paraphernalia, were taken to the police
station.
About / 80 O'Clock In the afternoon. De-
tective Coombs, accompanied by Officers
Grady ana Davis, visited the cellar OF
William Elderkin at the corner OF Pine
and Park streets, where the allege they
drinks. The names OF the men present
were taken, together with samples OF the
liquor
MEMORIAL SERVICE.
Yesterday afternoon, Central Falls
aerie, II. o. f., held a memorial service at
the close OF the regular meeting The
mortuary list contained the names OF DR.
John f. Gilluly and William T. Hughes
DR.. William +. Bernard delivered a fitting
eulosy, after which the regular ritual was
read, followed by selections by a quar-
tette.
During the months OF June July. Au-
gust and September the regular Sunday
afternoon meetings will be suspended.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-05-14
CONGREGATIONAL
CLUB WILL HOLD
SUMMER FESTIVAL

The Congregational club will hold it's
summer festival" this evening at the
Trocadero. the occasion also being ia
dies night"
The reception will be held at o'clock.
followed by supper at 6:t6 and the speak
er OF the evening will be Rev. Nehemiah
Boynton, u. D.. pastor OF the Clinton
avenue Congregational church OF Brook
lyn. a leading Congrega tional divine, a
clear thinker and powerful and interest
ing speaker. whose topic will be Tho
Church I'm the Modern World"
No business. except the propounding OF
new members. will he transacted at this
meeting
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-05-14
CHAIRMAN AND
CHIEF TOOK A
SPIN TOGETHER
Providence rnw a funny sight today.

Providence saw a funny sight today
Chairman william II. Luther of the po-
lice commission was out driving with the
chief shortly after 10 o'clock this morn
ing in a buggy.
The unusual sight attracted consdera-
BILE attention and excited the curiosity
of all who knew these gentlemen who are
so much in the public eye at thas time.
When Judge Richard +. Lyman, attor-
ney for the chief. was asked what IL all
meant, he said: II don't know that they
were driving together: but II they were,
I hope they had pleasant ride
II developed that the chairman and the
chief were out on official business. and
were not together any longer than IL
took 20 transact the business as the COM
missioner was seen on Westminster
street a few minutes afterward in deep
converse with Mayor Elisha Dyer.
How the chief and the chairman en-
joyed their drive on this delightful spring
day has MOI yet been recorded on the po-
-Aee-b blettefe
Now II is in order for Nash and the
man who sat at the hearing to enjoy
n little spin together on the boulevard.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-05-14
NJ HUGH FAMILY
HAS 5 MEMBERS
I'LL OF D|PHTHER|A

McHugh family, who live at 100 Burnett
street. All the sufferers have been re-
moved 10 the Rhode Island hospital,
where their condition is not regarded as
serious.
Maggie McHugh. aged 10. as her mother
IS dead. Kept house for the family and.
also worked I'm the Elmwood mills.
With her brother. Charles. aged s. she
was removed to the hospital on May O.
Al she had taken care OF the other chill
dren and as in her absence these children
would be left alone, 81 was thought best
TO remove the others to the hospital also;
and this was done on May 10
The other members of the family are
the father and a brother. aged IS. both OF
whom arc at work
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-05-14
PLUMBERS TOES WERE
BADLY CRUSHED TODAY

While working in the basement OF the
Washington. "a new building at 100 Wash
ington street Robert McGarry accident
ally dropped a heavy piece OF four-inch
waste pipe on the toes Of his right foot
at noon today. They were badly crushed
and bled profusely.
officer Lyons called the ambulance ano
he was taken TO the Rhode Island nospi-
tai to have the foot dressed. after which
ne was taken TO his home, b2 Winthrop
avenue
He Is n plumber In the employ OF the
American Plumbing company.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-05-14
SEYMOUR HELD
WITHOUT BAIL
TO GRAND JURY

George s Seymour the self-confessed
slayer OF Wm. j. Mckenzie, pleaded not
guilty and waived examination wnen ar
ranged in the sixth district court this
morning.
He was bound over to the next session
OF the grand jury without bail
To the casual spectator there was moth
Ing sensational I'm the proceedings which
occupied only few minutes.
The question about waving examina-
tion had TO be repeated TO Seymour. as
he is n little deaf. Then he was led back
into The pen.
A wife beater who preceded him took
un much more OF the courts time and
n ade much more of a fuss.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-05-14
CONGRESS HAS ALREADY
PASSED OVER 5000 LAWS

Washington. May lL-The fits OF the
index clerks at the state department show
that the first session OF the 59th congress
has broken all records I'm the matter OF
completed legislation up TO date
Already more than 5000 laws have been
enacted, which Is between 200 and 500 more
than any preceding session up TO the
beginning OF the month OF May.
The greater part OF this mass of law
was made UP OF bills of a private nature
and only about 20 Of the total enactments
were general laws
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-05-14
$4,000 FOR RELIEF WORK
OUTSIDE SAN FRANCISCO

Sacramento. Cal. May 14--Rollia p.
Grant. cashier or the New York National
Exchange bank. yesterday placed fund
of $1,000 In the hands OF George w. Pet
tier, vice president OF the California
Bankers association. 90 be used for re
lief outside OF San Francisco.
Mr Petter says tho money probably
VIII so 10 persons in Santa Rosa. san
Jose. and other places which. because OF
location did not receive any aid from the
general relief fund Of san Francisco.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-05-14
BOAT GOES OVER
FALLS, THREE MEN
ARE DROWNED

Turner'S Falls Mass. May i4.-while
Almeda Belmore. aged %; Daniel Shea, 21,
and Euene Bordeau. %. were out on the
Connecticut river yesterday afternoon In
iat-bottomed boat their boat was
caught In an eddy and carried over the
falls and all three men were drowned
Their bodies have not yet been recov-
cred All were unmarried and were en-
ployed I'm local factories.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-05-14

The nearest approach 10 the green
goods" game worked in this city in some
time was sprung an Joseph Galbretta this
morning by two fellow countrymen who
were strangers 10 him.
IL was clear case OF substitution; and
after Galbretta had walked several blocks
with a bundle he thought contained bills,
his suspicious were aroused. though not
until after the men who had victlmized
him had had time 10 make good their es-
cape.
The bundle contained $50 OF his own
money, AZ least he thought IL did, ana he
was on his way TO deliver IL 10 priest
somewhere or Westminster street.
The strangers met him at-la=aseloek
nj Market square, according TO his
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-05-14
WORKED AN OLD
GAME SLICkLY
Joseph GaIbretta Gave Strangers $50 to Put Into
Bundle With Their Own Money, and Carried 1t
Some Distance Before He Discovered That 1t Con-
tanned Only a Lot of Old Newspapers, His
"Friends" Meanwhile Having Disappeared

story TO the police, and induced him
TO agree 10 deliver the bundle which
they gave him.
Ostensibly there were bills amount
ting 10 several hundred dollars I'm the
bundle which they gave him and TO
thi they suggested that he should add
some OF his own money. SO he put In
$50 and started on his way.
His curiosity led him 20 tear OFF
corner Of the wrapping then more
OF the paper To his chagrin the whole
thing proved to be paper with not
a trace OF the good greenbacks he
thought he was carrying.
A suspect was arrested and held,
pending an Investigation.
From the smoothness OF the job ~
is probable that the men are old timers
at the trick aud work from city 10
city
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-05-14
WILL HOLD OPEN MEETING

May Temple branch OF the Rathbone
Sisters OF Pawtucket will have an open
meeting May II. The Grand lodge OIL
GERS. knights Of Pythias. and their ladies'.
have accepted an invitation to be present
and everything points to a most enjoy
able occasion.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-05-14
BANKRUpTS TRUSTEES NAMED

At a meeting OF the creditors OF James
+. Burns this morning. Wendell W. Crane
was elected trustee.
At meeting OF the creditors Of Thomas
l.. Gorham, Roscoe NJ. Dexter was elect
ed trustee.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-05-14
FOR PAST GRlNDs NIGHT

committee or the Manufacturers
lodge Of odd Fellows have appointed a
committee 10 prepare for past grands'
night. which will he observed on Tuesday.
MAY q.
The committee includes Past Grand
Masters Gilbert X. Parker and John T.
Kenyon.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-05-14
sEcuREO LICENSE TO MARRY

Charles L. f,effner. aged %. pharms-
ciFt Of Boston. Mass, and Rdna "A.
Grapes. aged "a Of Brooklyn. n. ". have
hall In this city.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-05-14
Manhood, Virtue and Integrity
[From John ]. Fitzgerald's speech.l

"When we named Mr.. Granger for con-
gresham, we stood for everything that is
good i'm manhood, civic virtue and business
integrity, and when we nominate K. II. |.
Goddard we also stand for those things"
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-05-14

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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-02-08

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v Of the police department

blacklist of the police department f5e years ago as an ait-around tough and terror of the BoweIy, is earn. ing an honest living. a member of the church and supporting his family
 The men show the purpose and Willingness to do anything. Thirteen years ago a recently released prison., came to the secretary for Iodaino The first job he got was to n1r ta : ton Of coal for 25 cents. tba e4... honest work Of his life. Tl:s mn !. "o~ superintendent Of a hoa5a for 'N-conFicJs and numbers amoa1 bs friends men of tho hiaaHa As.@4 h. friends men of tho hiaIIa., rI5i- l., the city. A confdeaHal 4aan .ia.9 .9na of the lea1iu@ law firms 5a Nv York city Was sent to the B8werv RTaaca ''. ing cast off as a rrus.Earl ana 3a unworthy employee. H. hone 4..s hro'a4n 2nl F chila 4a4 4a f.,@s eiie ay,nm, Within .4a vaazz Vas ea his feet aeafiT= ~73gs sa.l Christian man bie hon restored 5# his boy wift= him aaasa.
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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-02-08
"E PlurfbuS Unum" on Our Coin

0s According to the United States mint officials, the words, "E Furious Unum,' as they appear on our coins. are there without the sanction of law
 The legend first appeared upon a cop per coin struck at the Newbur2 (N. YD mint in the year 17S6. The United States was very young at that time and could not afford the luxury of a mint, so a private individual of the name of Brasher opened the Newburg coining establishment with the intcn- tion of turning out money of tle realm for all corners. Exactly how the words "E Pluribus Unum" came to be used as motto Is not known. but one thing is certain - the Brasher copper coin bearing that legend and the date of 17S6 is the most valuable metal disk ever minted on this continent.
 Some time after coinin@ his famous copper with tie odd Latin motto as above described Bra be, tied his ha.g on a large sized gold piece. producine the coin known to tho numismatics q "Brasher's tw2%fy.' The Rrasl3c piece however for it lacked $4 weighing enough, but of late years : has become v@:.5 at.'"ee and valua', because of u" f.ttt tat the lcgcn1 II scrbed upon it roEs'. "Jntln F Pit: bus instean CT II, P,ur',ls Unum."
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-02-08
IT IS SERIOUS.
Some Pine Buff People Fail to Rtal
 ize the Seriousness.

The constant aching of bad back
 The weariness, the tired feeling.
 The pains and aches of kidney ills
 Are serious-if neglected.
 Dangerous urinary troubles follow
 A Pine Bluff citizen shows you how to avoid them.
 E. P Allen, gardener. of 1516 East Sixth avenue. says. My experience with Doans Kidney Pills. procured at the MannTankersley Drug company las been exceedingly satisfactory, in fact just as satisfactory as anything possibly could be. I do not know what more J could ask for They stopped the pain in my back which was almost constant and greatly az. pravated if took cold or did an ex- .-a hard days work. In addition to the aching. irregularity of the kid 1ey's secretions existed and at times they were so highly colored. Before used Doans Kidney Pills tried more than one preparation guaran- teed to cure kidney complaint but l met with very indifferent success. Deans Kidney Pills helped me from the sta-t The backache under the treatment grew less and less and soon 
 For sale by all dealers. Price 50 cents. Foster Milburn company, Buf falo, N. Y., sole agents for the United States
 Remember the name-Doan's- take no substitute.
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(.+++++ + < t !. ! M. C. A. NEWS
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 ,,,r years ago when New
 ,n ,p' inc boom and thousands
 all nen were foeking to the
 \ -1so work, hundreds of young
 each week to the Young
 ian association their
 .na III some of them disipatea'
 ne,d P'.s' by gamblers and in q
 r'rs brought to the ragged 8 ~nso Th| the '. N. c. A. organ ] .1taf department wh eh was
 q. l''+ +be present president Of
 r,er of commerce. Every
 [ing help and willing to help
 ii'7 51oa.ra \ hundred
 sgo9ria#:. res 71'rant sefF-
 meals sa th who could
 froo to tho W.ia couidn.5'
 r.os found 10 aase q man
 b1s for | pc aa an en1-
 departmsa a= ss-aa5zea
 5 ue5F fae Ii5't'' mel fbic1 they could d9 and hot
 ao,orarer. Every ni1af fe=
 ..fg5s 4sse sisA Wee 1 70. gna gave tfla Gen hope.
 ro 5d3ressz bz men Who ea- ft, FfsaIy plaa1Hond thu Irara5leaess of every man at 1 is a gift of Christ.
 |erintendent was in charge l sympathetic. but not a soft bo was ready to help a man buck. but could not be fooled 1 luck story, who could recog-
 nrofessional bum, the pan l the rounder and the lndolen1. Iviewed 10000 in a year and His number took in 5000 and lave taken in more if there n, The mans past was no ar bgainst him, he looked for the possibility and purpose; he lim and gave him a chance. Ms of men have come to the eudent's desk. Years ago the an English earl, who was h and cast off came to his here He got new ideas of krip on himself andcame to About one-third of the men strapped and stranded and b here, are college men ee.quarters are native Amer Cleveland H. Dodge was h of the committee of man. soon after his graduation |inceton, and could be seen Ienings in the week at the service with his hand on the of a college man who was In on his luck, a man who riot By his sympathy and was put on his feet again. lher night the speaker was a h up in a big manufacturing jon. TWenty-one ytars ago | drinking in every saloon on Iery, his body covered with |
 The repud iated son of a gentlemen was sent to the
 by the secretary, Robert I ey, whose kindness touched ! It. Another speaker of are ming years before came there | stricken, a clever and shrewd and man of affairs; he ed States to a foreign coun- lcking Irish III deal student a five year ''twirl at the the son of an Irish clergy me in one night at the end esources and with of poison cket, That man is now back d and stands at the head of in Queens College medical
 Strange revelations are the men. Among them n found ministers, men of es and conditions, and of or highest distinction, who ted on here on the verge of
 man who had before been to Blackwell's Island as a nd came here and got on his Nen clergyman at a salary
 a year. Ther were two listers who are now mission Astance in living a straight nan of thirty-fve who had 'liSoh and reformatories for llle' who was a high grade ins crook. got his first en- ent at the Bowery Branch. to work with the determi- oelng honest, and blacked 1ed stoves for five months. III college an dthe students aeully say that he is a true