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The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-09-04
HIBERNIhN KNIGHTS PLAN
EXCURSION AND REUNION

The members OF the Hibernan Uni
formed Knights battalion have completed
details for the sixth anniversary excur-
sion Of the parent company and the
second reunion OF companies A and Is.
At $3.50 the members OF the two com
ranies and invited military organizations
will assemble at Liberty hall, q Market
square. and after short street parade
will embark on the Warwick for trip 10
Newport. which will be enlvened by an
orchestra and siging orchestra and
other talent.
At Newport four hours Will be spent
and the reunion of the two companies Will
take place. including musical and literary
exercises and addresses by prominent
members OF the order. At 5 p. m. the
party will re-embark on the homeward
trip.
The Joint committee consists OF Capts.
John McElroy. Peter Egan. Terence Nc
Caughey. Past Captains Paul Deignan
and James H. Keegan Lieuts. William j.
Powers. Henry s. Paine and Michael j.
Flynn. Sergts Thomas McGovern and
Patrick Kelly. John Bannon, Owen Nc
Govern. John j. Geary, James f. Gavin,
James Flynn. James O'Rourke. Francis
O'Rourke, James McKenna- Mathew j
Lamb. John A Ward Patrick Finegan,
James Campbell Bernard Lynch John
McCarville. Andrew Driscoll Dennis r.
Howard. Eugene McNaboe, John Whit
ney. Thomas O'Brien. Daniel Kelly, John
NJ Deignan and John McCnrville.
The date Ia Septeunbcr 8, 1906 Read
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-09-04

America scored decisive triumph over
Germany in the first race OF the series
for the Roosevelt cup OF Marblehead yes
terday. The AUX, owned by Charles Fran
els Adams, 2d., Treasurer OF Harvard UNI
versity. won the initial contest by large
margin. The Vim, owned by Commodore
PARK OF the American Yacht club OF New
York was second, minutes p seconds
behind.
The third boat 10 cross the finish line
vas the German yacht Wannsee, owned
hy the Wannsee Sailing club OF Kiel, Ger
many. The fourth yacht 10 finish was
the Caramba. owned by c. H. w Foster
OF the Eastern Yacht club, while the
Tily and the Glueckauf. two German
craft, were in fifth and sixth places, re-
Epectively.
The contest was entirely between the
AUX and the Vim At no time did the
German craft or the Caramba become
dangerous. although the oft-expressed de-
sire OF the German yachtsmen for plenty
OF wind was gratihed 20 considerable
extent.
At the start, which was at l:l0 a. m,
the wind blew at a rate OF from II TO
IS miles an hour directly from the south
west but when the yachts were ready
for the second time over the triangular
course an 1s-knot breeze prevailed. Rain
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-09-04
LITTLE BOY KILLED BY
AUTO ON CHARLES STREET

Harry Maron. aged g. OF II Pratt street
was killed by large touring car on
Charles near Mil. street last Saturday
evening. Tine lad had turned back to
OF the machine. which could not be
stopped IN time TO avert the accident The
touring party comprised Alma Morse OF
the Morse Brothers Rising sun Stove Pol
ish company. his two sisters and Florence
Davis, his cousin who did what they
could 10 aid tho hoy. who died In 10 min
utes.
The funeral was held Sunday after
noon and intarmept was nj the Jewish
cemetery At Lavender park where the
hebrew School board, Luis Fenner lodge
OF the Free Sons of Judah and Touro
lodge % the order OF Ahvas lsreal were
present and Rabbi Rubensteln of the
Orms 'sreet synagogue read the burial
service.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-09-04
who is who In Providence?


Cyrus III. Peckham. one OF the oldest
and best known citizens OF Newport. who
died at his home I'm that city on Satur-
day is survived by two daughters Mrs.
r. s. Wells Of Newport and Mrs, r. VI.
Stacy OF Springfield. and n sister, Mrs.
Laura Sayer OF this city
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-09-04
The date Is September 8, 1906. Reat
the News Democrat.
NEW KIND OF GRAFT.

A new game OF graft has begun TO
flourish near Chicago. Men have ~Seen
making themselves up In imitation OF po-
lice officers and have arrested automobile
lists for alleged overspeeding. on the pay
ment OF few dollars as a "nne" these
bogus policemen have then permitted
their victims TO proceed.-Springfield Re
publican.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-09-04
FORAKER'S TROUBLE.

Senator FOraker's independent course
I'm regard 10 rate regulation Is making
trouble for him I'm Ohio politics, but ne
faces n with n manly straightforwatd-
ness that commands respect He is neith-
er "A cuckoo nor an artful dodger.-Balu-
unora NpWs
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-09-04
MAGIC HAIR STAIN.

For brvwn or black. prepared by
GEORGE ORMSBY. Wig Maker and
Hairworker. is9 fremont street Boston.
II IS simple. safe and easily applied: con-
talns no lead poisons. use IL once and
you will never use any other. BLAND
ING a BIANDING. 50 Vey bosset street
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-09-04
BIG BUSINESS TN BAGGAGE

IL Is estimated that a daily average of
1000 pieces OF baggage has been handled
at the Union Station during the past few
days. The average for fairly busy day
at ordinary times Is from $500 TO 5000
pieces The trains from Provincetown and
the Cape bringing people home from the
shore and island resorts are carrying the
heaviest loads There is also a good In
coming traffic by way Of Boston
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-09-04
WOMEN SUPpLANT MEN

within ,wo weeks in the Newport office
OF the Providence Telephone company
young women will replace the men who
have operated the swltchboards for sew
eral years II Is thought that better SER
vice will result
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-09-04
OLNEYvILLE
Little Girls Clothing Ignltad
and She Is Fatally Burned,
Church Picnlcs Were Very Sue.
CeSStuI.- I.-0thir Notes.

Advertisements and items can be left
at the branch OF the NewsDemocrat at
3 Hartford avenue, room No. i, Tele-
phone 40 West.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-09-04
Iufin md Greek

Count for little I'm business places. A
"Rryant & Stratton Education" counts
for much. Positions await the gradu-
afn
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-09-04
AMERICAN BOATS WON
OVER GERMAN FOR CUPS

fell during a greater portion OF the time
but just before the AUX reached the finish
line the sun broke through the clouds
and the scene at the finish was grand
one
The race was twice over triangular
course OF 2k miles TO n leg. making
tctal distance Of Is miles, and the first
leg was 10 the wlndward. There were
many score Of yachts loaded with people
watching the contest
The revenue cutters Gresham and Dex-
ter kept the course clear Of small craft.
The Official time over the course for the
first round was
Auk IL 2S0:Os
Vim l2:Si:2S
wannsee e........................... l2:35:52
Caranba 12:s6:42
GIueckauf 12:4O:05
Tllly VII ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. l2H2;2
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-09-04

Herr Proetzen said that II the German
boats could not beat the American yachts
I'm today's weather the Roosevelt cup
would stay I'm America.
The official time.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-09-04

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230 westminster St, Providence.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-09-04

Who Is who in Provideneei
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1906-07-13

bad one when it GENES, and that
the t'am will keep on winning "A
majority Of the games they play.
They played Mt Springfield
yesterday and will play at 'ryn.
dali today.
Dal,lenburg Bros. have moved
the house occupied by Wm Il
Joseph, which WAS located JUS,
west III their livery barn, IL, ti,ei,
lot, ~ South Wagner. this weeL.
They are going la enlarge lIiei,
livery barn, aud needed tli. rom,
where tile house stsM. When
their new barn Is Completed IL
wall be- one ot I'll. finest, ii nnt
the finest, ~ t.is part 81 South
Dakota.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1906-07-13
July is nearly half gone.

Mr.. aud Mrs. Albert Amund
son Of Lake Andes are rejoicing
over the arrival of u son al their
place. He arrived last Saturday
II. s. McGregor returned To
Wagner Monday evening, from
OeIw.in, lows where he has
bern actirg AS supply agent at
the Milwaukee, station.
Mrs. Lenore Mccarthy has re.
turned from her claim i'm Lyman
county, where she has been for
some time past. She informs us
that she sold part of her land
for townsite. on the line of the
new railroad extension To tile
Black Hills.
Don't forget that the l.. O. r.
M give social at tile Depot
Hotel tonight We know from
experience that these ladies ar.
splendid cooks, and that they
will cook the best they now how.
therefore everyone who gees il
sure tD get good feed and all |
they want ut IL Don't forget |
tha date or the place.
The New Era received word /
that in The game between
Springfield and Wagner yester-
Jay. Springfield won the game
BY q score Of nine 10 eight. This
will be the first game that Wag-
ler has lost this season.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1906-07-13
- 80 -
THE TOWN
.sS
Rsasi ~ ~.

so FNF'@ s@feesses0 WIS ~ VT WV
Feed MIL. 7.eA
Tho Wagner ball team plays
ut home oil OF next week.
Where, Q where, In the Wag.
ner brass band that was being
organized.
The First State Bank writes
Insurance In five substantial
companies.
g. Ii. Bonnin moved this week
into the house lately occupied
by @. w. Drips.
VIM. Hargrove Of Parker, S. ID.
was business visitor in Wag
ner this week.
Adolph Bark was at Mitchell
this week attending meeting
of the state pharmacy board.
Best terms on Real Estate loans ..
the Commercial State Bank, Wagner
S. d. VIM, n Pease, Cashier,
Hinzman Bros. are now buy
ing cream and will pay you the
highest market price fer the
same. 5-lS
Choice fax seed free from
mustard ST. So per bushel sacks
20 cents. Geo. e. Wickens Avon
s. Oak. 81
Don't forget that we make the
hest terms on farm loans. No
W ,iting for the money. Com.
nercial State Bank. tt
Don't forget that Hinzman
Bros. are buying cream and
butter and eggs and paying the
best prices for them. Sis
Lon Meinzer of Sioux City, an
old friend of DIR. Frink, was 10
Wagner this week Wednesday |
looking up a location for drug |
store
Do you need cave spouting
on your house. If you do, call
On ID. H. Cross. He can fix you
out in good shape on that kind OF
work.
Miss Maye Brady came down
from Platte Tuesday mo rning to
assist in the post office during
the absence of Miss May belle
Vincent.
F. j. Mccormick harvested
his fall wheat lust northeast of
town last Saturday and it is
fine crop; good quality and will
yield well.
d. III. Cross is now prepared
to furnish estimates on all kinds
Of metal roofing. Call and see
him if you are tigu- ling on any
work of this kind. 6-224 ,
The three rural ronte carriers
'ut of Wagner, handled coh- !
,ined number of pieces of mail
natter during the quarter just
.losed June 80, of I03S2. {
Miss Maybelle Vincent left
ruasdIy evening for her home I
It TT. Pierre. for short visit,
md to live for awhile on her
lain in Stanley county.
The merchants on the east
ide Of Main streets have their
ement sidewalks in now, or at
east they are being put in. d.
!. Naeve is doing the work.
Estrayed From Seaman's
'ancli, June 9TH 1906, one black /
'orse mule, years old, wei ght t
bout $50 pounds. Finder r
,lease send word 10 NJ. S. Link. '
funningwater, 8. ID. 6o2 .
Mrs. J. e. Davis of Lennox s a
,. RETURNED to her home at that o
lace Monday morning, after a :
Islt OF two months W it'll her n
Gu Otis E, Davis who has a fine y
.rm north of Wagner.
Misses Lizzie and Alice Nurn, :,
erg, sisters Of L. A. Nurnberg. :
atne ia on the Monday evening +
assenger from their home at J,
loonsocket 10 visit with their :
rother for a few weeks. !.
T. A. Nurnberg and wife
Irs. G. M. Meters and dauyh. b.
r Hattie. returned Monday W
'ening from Woonsock.t ar
here they had been visiting ey
nd III aQlahrafa tha La,.l
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1906-07-13

1850 Ftbhhst iaVN&fH kf&ESA
days.
Mrs. Adam Grimes vac 4
passenger ~ Gsddss Wednesday
evening,
Miss Anna Maywold, clerk nj
Bark n Co.'S, ~ away on her
regular vacation.
Even the date on the can, will
give US no information ~ 10 the
age OF the chicken.
Roy Harvey was a passenger
to Sioux City last Friday morn
ing toyisit with his cousin.
1t Is hoped that the weather
bureau is not keeping that cool
wave in cold storage IN order to
save it.
Hardly any OF us would be
grudge 30 cents To have the
snow shoveled off our sidewalk
just now.
Elmo-e w. Hurst, of Rock
Island, ILL.,. was in Wagner this
week looking after his landed
interests
After a while, at the present
rate progress, it will be next to
impossible for anybody to make
money dishonesty.
With labor entering politics,
the future begins TO look dark,
indeed, For the man who took to
politics to avoid labor.
The county Sunday Scho0l
convention is TO hold conven-
ton at Goodies Saturday evening
and Sunday of this week.
VIM. M. Peas and L. M.
Gable are over on the Rosebud
this week looking over the couu
try. and attending to business
matters.
VIM. Metz, who lives northeast
IF town, was thrown of horse
asst Saturday and his head was |
badly cut in two places. He was
brought in TO the doctor, who
'ewed up the wounds, and Mr..
Metz is now getting along in
pretty good shape. i
Next Tuesday, July II, Wag
Ter and GeddeS will cross bats
N the Wagner diamond. Ged.
les will come down with blood
n her eye, anl Wisaer will try
q uphold her own repu tation, so
ur fans may look for a good
xhibitlon Of the national gtna.
On Saturday last Wagner Hive
,, delivered 10 Mr.. Thomas, u
,arrant for $1,000, the full face
t the policy carried by the late
irS. Thomas. This makes
$500 which has been paid to
eneticeries Of mem bers of Wag-
er Hive, aud all in but little
yer a year.
William McGurn and Hugh ,
Dughlin were over from the
.osebu country the irst of
le week. the former having
bid his fine farm north east of
'agner, at a nice figure. They
1po"t crops as being good in
leir county aud land values
5eadily advancing.
The Avon bali team came up to
'agner last Monday for the :,
nrpose of playing ball with
he Wagner aggregation, and the
suit was the same as always: :
'aguer won out. The Avon :
,ys were rather short handed "
I'd picked one fellow after they
1T here, and annexed one of the .
agner pitchers-Shoop, who :"
tched good game. The score .
rs seven to two.
Beginning with July 18th, an r
ening mail service has been
II on from Wagner east. A =,
TX sack will be made up at !,
IS point every evening, except .,
.turday, and sent out on the ~,
e"ing freight, east bound -
Gu Saturdays the mail will +.
made up for the freight, -
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1906-07-13

aAgys eAs vissgkr ~ Wanesy
tttts essk, lis sss l,ere sss@ke
tsK ~ his Sssk,gs a1ssga@ss
/ interests
H. Thompson .Ss 0vsf from
Afm0sF A1Is week pftlsEfs Ig<,s ~
moving 0atgt. moving tie Raid,
lfBHs Ut de-, PesEssk and D3slene
burg bros.
Work was started on the
sewer the first Of the week, and
80 far progress has been made,
J. u. Norton Of CenterviIIe, 3
ID. il experimenting the work.
M. H. Pease has put up a good
sized grand stand ON the ball
grounds north of town, for the
accom- mediation of those who go
To see the ball games, at so much
per.
Mrs. Ralph Greer, Of Blunt, s.
d., who has been visiting with
X. K. Greer aud wife here for
about week, left for Nebraska
Tuesday morning for visit will,
her parents
As evidence that the Indian
Territory has reached stage
OF civilization that entities her
10 statehood, one druggist is
advertising "house pant, face
paint AID nose paint"
There are some strong indica.
tlons that the political boss who
names the candidates this year,
will find early in Novem Der that
lie LACKS few of being ma
jority of the voters.
Bryan's boom is working his
party TO such pinch of enthusi.
assn that the many democrats
who have been consistently vot.
ing for andrew jackson all |
these years, are tempted IA
shift.
A. g. Cochran, Nj. A. Harvey. |
II. 5. Strohtelin. J.. f.. Lynch
and M. Ii. Pease were over 10
Murdo, Lyman county, the first
Of the week, attending the lot
sale and taking a look at the
country.
The next Democratic plat
form, we are informed, will /
gnore the money question. The
men who have been "yi lding
up" in the past, will be pleased
| the campaign committee will
'ollow SHIT.
The Epworth League held
heir regular monthly social at
he home of w. ID Hiner, Tues
lay evening aud had the usual
good time that is put up on these
occasions. Tie refreshments
'eryed we're ice cream and cake.
Claud Faulkner, rural route
:arrier on Route No. 2, has u
lew boarder at his place. Sh.
rrived Wednesday afternoon,
nd announced her intention Of
emaIning permanently, and
;land is as happy as a clam in
and bank.
Sunday evening at the Metho
list church, ia place oI the reg
lar preaching service the choir
I'll give song service, to take
p the entire evening. Every.
ody Is cordially invited to come $
ut and not only listen to the u
luslc, but help in a good share q
the songs.
Boston authorities are going .
prohibit betting on baseball r
ames. Not on the theory that r
he man who bets that Boston !,
I'll lose is playing a cInch. No
r, on the theory that the man
mo bets that Boston will win. "
mentally Irresponsible, and g
ust be protected by law. -
The Wagner ball team went to =
Ike Andes Tuesday 10 play the :
Ike Andes team, with the same :.
rusult. Wagner won by :
ore of tive to three. The game
Is time was evidently a littl.. N
Bisbee daily review., 1906-04-26
KiNGMkN

Superintendent Spargo of the Enter prise Co. recently brought to Kingman samples from big strike of lead ore made in the east drift from the 100. foot level of the mine which show shipping values. The ore body is three and one-half feet wide, one-half of which can be shipped to the smelt- CTS without asserting. The work is being carried into the new and more solid ground to the east of the shaft and depth is being gained rapidly. Major w. A. Mensch general manager of the property, went out to the mines and it is probable that he will order the unwatering of the shaft at once and the resumption of sinking. The shaft now stands at a depth of 21S feet
 Col. Thomas Ewing. vice president of the Trans-Mississippi Mining Con gress. was in Kingman recently. He has been busily engaged the past two months installing and putting in com mission the big mill at the Vivian mine gold property below Gold Roads in which he Is interested. Col.
 Ewing is one of the foremost mining men of America. He has in operation three groups of mines in the country around Vivian and expects to have them on a pay basis shortly. The Vivian mill is in successful operation and has large reserve of ore in the mine to draw from.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-04-26
MARKET STILL uFELEss.
Mining Stocks Closed Some what Weaker Yesterday
 Than on Tuesday.
STOCKS NOW ON
 BARGAIN COUNTER.
fsy Frank ]. G-af.)

BISBEE, April 25.-Today's market has been another lifeless one, with all stocks closing weaker than last night. The offerings are in excess of the de mands, although considerable stock is being picked up by those who sold some time ago. The public generally. however, are undecided whether to buy now or whether lower prices will be had. and what buying Is going on at the present time is not sufficient to cause any advance. It looks as if the stocks were on the bargain counter, and there are certainly some bargains at the present time. The Bonanzas show no change at all. Calumet X Arizona holds at s117; Calumet & Pittsburg is being offered at s26, while sales in Junction are being made at $25.50. Denn is to be had at $l5.5O, and here We wish to correct the state ment We made some time ago that the lS,000 shares of promoters stock would be issued and taken by the pro motors. This was an error, as We are informed today from headquarters that the stock will not be issued nor was there any intention to do so. In aH probability there will not be call until late in the fall. American is weak, being offered in plenty at Sl1. Warren is being offered at sl6.2s, while the demand is falling of. Butte & London is holding its own at s2.62 hid
Bisbee daily review., 1906-04-26
MORENCI MILL RUNNING Superintendent Mills Talks of Prominent Camp in Gra-
 ham County.
MEN REFUSE TO TAKE
 DECREASE IN PAY.

DOUGLAS, April 25.-(Special.) )-
 Superintendent c. E. Mills, of the Detriot Copper Company at Morenci. was in Douglas yesterday, leaving in the afternoon for Nacozari, where he expects to remain for a few days. MT. Mills ranks among the oldest mana gers in charge of properties belonging to the Phelps-Dodge people, and his first employment with these people was at Bisbee.
 In response to inquiry about Morenci MT. Mills stated that there was noth- ing of special interest to tell about it.. The concentrator, which was shut down for a few days last week on ac- count of a disagreement with the mill men about a scale of wages which should be adopted for an eight hour day, is now partly in operation again. This mill is built in two sections, one of which has resumed operation. It is expected to have the mill running to its full capacity in the near future
 There was no feeling engendered on either side of the controversy, and the men who went away expressed no resentment at the actioS of the man agement. The mill had been running twelve hours. When the hours were changed to eight at the request of the men, nearly all of them refused to ac- cept reduction of fifty cents in the days pay.
 We are now producing copper at Morenci at the rate of 130 tons per day" said Mir. Mills, and our last months production amounted to 1,SO0,000 pounds, which we expect to maintain in the future. We have put in a plant for the transmission of cleo tric power to some properties which the Detroit recently acquired at Met calf. Not much has been done there yet, but we expect to begin important work on these properties in the near future.
 There has been nothing done re- gently looking to any further develop ment of the coal prospects near Mo renci, which attracted considerable at tention some two years ago. Recent ly learned that it was the intention of Jack Farrell and others interested in some of these coal claims to do some work with a diamond drill, but know nothing of the truth of the report.
 The Detroit Copper Company is not planning any further extensions or additions to their plant in the near l future. I know nothing of the report published in the Morenci Leader about our company contemplating the dis continuance of the concentrating plant at Morenci and sending the matte from Morenci to Douglas for treatment" | MT. Mills stated that the Arizona | Copper Company were progressing well with their new concentrating mill which is being built in Morenci.