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going through without pause from New York to point in California near Los Angeles. Not one of the party spoke a word of English, and the trainmen were obliged to rely on what information was conveyed by their tickets to learn their move ments.
 During the pause of more than an hour in El Paso the immigrants flocked from their car. and gave abun dant opportunity for the throngs around the station to become ac, quainted with the appearance of the children of the Little Father
 The Russians were a stoliG lot seemingly of not more than average intelligence, poorly dressed. They wore the close fitting caps and heav fly quilted frock coats made familiar by illustrations of the people. The boys wore practically the same attire as the grown men, including the knee boots of flexible leather, wrinkled al the ankles. The women were dressed in shape Jess costumes. with rather short skirts of cheap material. They were for the most; prat, fisxen-haired. They were silent and spent more time ir gazing at the strangely dressed peo pie at the Fl Paso station than 1T talking.
 Several of the men scattered to tho nearby restaurants % secure prov snder, and came back with their arms loaded with food, which they distri buted. While they ate, they took occasional swigs from long green bot ties.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-01-30

Here to loeate-Attorney A. OTnla, of Tucson, arrived here yesterday
 morning with view of locating in the law business. He was accompa- nied by NJ. M. Montijo. a prominent citizen of Tucson and a candidate for the City Council at the last election. Mir. Orfila is well known in legal cir cles throughout the territory. He has won several big cases in Pima county
Bisbee daily review., 1906-01-30

Kicked oy 5urrc-A twelve-year-old son of James Green was kicked by a burro yesterday morning at the home of the family in Tombstone canyon. Two ribs of the boy were broken on the left side. Other inuries, of inter nal character. are feared to have been sustained.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-01-30

Buried Sunoay A. W. Vaughn, aged 49 years, who died Saturday morning of pneumonia, was buried Sunday at the Evergreen cemetery. The funeral services were held from the rsidence in Upper Tombstone canyon, the Rev. TrGndle officiating. MT. Vaughn leaves a wife and three children, two girls and boy, the cid est bein gthirteen years of age.
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4 CAR LOAD OF SLAMS PASSED
 THROUGH FL PASo FRIDAY.

Fleeing from the turmoil and dis tress of their native land, hoping for peace and prosperity in the new coun- fry of their choice. forty-fiva Russians passed through Fl Paso on their way to California, where they will make their homes.
 The party occupied an entire coach on the Southern Pacific. They were
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is called by the serious illness of his
 mother.
 Mss Maggie B. Willis left yester-
 day afternoon for a visit with friends
 al Phoenix, where she will spend sew
 ePal weeks. Agent Campbell, of Wells-Fargo
 left yesterday for visit at Tucson on 3 brief business visit He is ex' pected back in the city today. Nrs. c p. West arrived in the city yesterday from Los Angeles to join her husband. who has been here some time iD the employ of the c. & A They will reside on Johnson addition
Bisbee daily review., 1906-01-30

Resume Sorinkling-The return o dust 10 roads and streets following the long siege of mud has been met al Lowell by the return to duty of the sprinkling force at that town. Dust is thick again on all the roads ana streets of the city and vicinity.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-01-30

Will Give supper-The invitation committee of the Y. NJ. C. A. has is- sued invitations to members of the As sociation and their friends to attend a banquet to be given al the Gymnasium Friday night. C. J. Hicks. general secretary of the national committee, will be present and address the ban. queters.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-01-30

District Attorney Pays visit-Dis' trict Attorney Flannigan was in the city yesterday from Tombstone to spend the day with reference to af- fairs al his office. He returned home in the evening.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-01-30

FOR RENT-Newly furnished room large closet. Only 3 minutes wall from C. Q. Store. Apply Review office.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-01-30

1 We call our readers attention to | the fact that the Copper Queen is giv- | ing c reduction of ten per cent on all
 | tailor made suits.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-01-30
LtMEt GiM E!

We are agents for the Austin White Lime in barrels Bronby Carriage Co. Lowell.
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BRIEF
 CITY NEWS

Back on Duty-Engineer Racer, of the Southwestern. is back on his run on train No. after several days off duty as the result of inuries accident ally sustained.
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Men Only
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is called by the serious illness of his
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-02-01

TAX pref us napfet vzadu "
zlosyuy vodsoudili rTyndall, wife
~ GO vokradli hank We Spring.
field, Inu kdo chce NIT govrmcnt
dap musi nit taky hakf zasluhy.
Tax So nez'obte ma me. Ma
druhej tejden YAM povim neco
co vas Dude zajimat.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-02-01
kdyt ma Svsc Sm0Iu,

Byl icdnod jcdcn aycc jehoi otec We
stare ylaSti nosil iitul won litr," COZ
take muac Lnamenat Y CcStine ic rad
pil, ale budsi tOmu TAX ncb unak, Svcc
tento jcmui dame imeno uIanzl, mel
vykrmcnSho ycpie poncvaS Ia bylu
zlmc, pomyslcl III jchU zablti. Cert
rSak tomu ncchtfl. ZrOvna kdyi NC
mistr krpcjtko rfiprdvuval vepfc za-
mordo.at, uhOdili rclka tepla, zrovna
V lcdnii, II zruvna tom vszcla Ona
smula scvcova. Pan miSlr Sc bal H.
khyby vcpfc zabil, maSn by zasmradlo.
sci 81 tcdy Ius'siUvat do Lo-poiy
RI. Pckafc, ma zloicceny osud ktcry
III W. dnc nuci prunaSleduje, ic ma
samou smnlu. Scvcovskpu ! nescvcJv-
skuu. lIuslinSkt ~ kratko ma nom
vyzvtdGl rh mu VITA muzkcm, u p,otu
Ia sdclil tam ~ nal6Z ,lirim Vita Way
ncruyi co olom Suudi. Vii, iiska ~
podSila, mrknul SClmovSky ma Peka-
re, pravil: Tvs, stvcc ncStas' nt ,
lex pro tvnj bOl? Zab vcpfe, nadelej
moi iatrnio pax, "dkaZs ma nekOlik
iiniCb huStd "ruzdGl Sc % nc mann. "
Tatp porada sc al Scvci liblla, ale vG
zcly tom ten ha6ek IL uemel k tomu
nafddi, jakych uiivaii fcznici, TARA.
III scyoovski Sc X tomu nehodilo. |
SdGIil Sv6 min6ni hUstnm. Tito Sc
bhed naLidli jemu vypomvci nesEa-
ne: Pcliik. iinak lvany prasecak, mu
nabidl Stfevl. kofeni mu slibil stoiak
vlasak; Gcsnck PckafOva ieaa, ktcra
kdyi sc Svec primal &c konccne jitrni.
&c IT, I uni dobie, ale dGlat nc, pravi
Ia &c mu vypomdlc, tn syec nad touto
S iiInuSli: rOnil size krOkodyli, a pla.
kii haScm velikim, ~ srdce uscdalo
Kaidy hostu stall udivcn vyjcven
md brCkotem seycOvym. Ten ma Ieho
uch acholeni mu nabiLcl sklenici cd
chmelu; liu5 1aS kOialIGky; ten zas
doutnik pod, ale Svcc slzel beGel
dale. Nahodou Sc tam nalczal Franta
Bousa, kterS Timed uhodl piiGlnu mai.
ku Srvcova. Proto pravil; IL ncdivte
Bc, ic bcduir, vidyr mu beZtoho ySc-
cky ~ jitrnice scierctc, Wy irdloci!"
Zap, mn6l ,Sak, " on patti nlerl ne.
Kdyi Hanzl taktO odlcyll sy6mu
b Ilu. vLkflkl: "IIola, hUsi! POLITE
iednu Dit, a jitrnice dostanete take.
POM vac mel Pckai take saZku, ktcrou
| rUhral, u TO ttvrtku piva, ustanovilo
sc by v sobotu 3bo hnora, do jehU mi
nOsti HaDzl piincsl iitrnice ma ten
den, IA TEL syni flasinct Bude tam
radosti a veseli az hanba povidat.;
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-02-01
kapela Dohie vychali.

Naslcdujicich par fadek nam by.
10 zas'dno tento tfden, tajemni.
KEN kapely, Tomasem Wagnerem
ktere dokazuji ze sc hochGm bobte
dafi kdekoliv Sc staui.
Niodrara Neb. - ledn,. 1906.
Ct6na redakce!
Pfijely isme dens odpoledne
sem. Kazdy znas ie z5rav, a vse
tax dalece jde hladce. Ma tonic
mfSte name v kase cistSch 500.
Hrali SINE jfA We Wagner, Lake
Andes, Fairfax a Lynch. V mas
ledujicfch mistcch budem hrati. V
Niobrara v pond6li 29ho: V Dodge
soho: Howells 3lho av Clarkson
Tho Gnora.
Budeli ranovat delsi dobu kras.
ne Pocasf jakemu jsme Sc tesili po
delsi cas-, mohou hosi pochodit W
tecne.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-02-01
PABeRKY I TyNDALL.
Pise BoCllak.

Psano 29ho ledna.
V sobOtu 3ho duora, haslGska zaba.
va SIM RcidiDproye.
Dedeeek Musilek byl ninuly tydeu
tGice nemocen, pflcIu6nim dr.. ScdlaG.
ka Sc paclent owl vedc lGpe.
Franta Brych Sc ienou pflSel nav.
stiylt rodlnu r. +. Svatka ai cd Les.
tcrvillc, kdc vlastni krasnou farmu.
Josef Kudrna I'd Utiky byl zde pres
nedeli naystevou u zuamych. Josef
vyhliti p6kne jen ic Sc tIochu pflhyba
zemi.
Franta Dustal koupil dun cd Fr.
Vladyky ktefy sedi ma homstedu Y
Gregory county. vlabyka zle byI a
libi - mu na lantC dobfe yypada
iako tcsky alndel.
Ease ma HaJck move kulegy; Chalu.
pa a synOv6 vykoupili cd MaruSky
parni mlatici stroj a pluhy: pojedou
po jaru vrafi do Charles Mix. Jak
soary pravil hoSi mali zkusenCst TAX
doufam &c 81 bro ku bohatslvi pomo.
hou, jak0 vice iinsch masinafn kdyi
budou pfIciulivi, hudc tiroda.
Jii cd Soboty "a tydcn. iOho Cnora
Dude poiadat rad Pravdd T. &. G.. J.
lasterkuvS Piles, slut {. ). y. :.
.'eiikoi vylety zahavy, priadany
Eminenym fadem isou vidy ty ,neilep-
81, t6i tcntUkrat SO vtbor Gini co
mono. by predict jest6 minute rata.
Wy. Nstupue u pan damon, 6cmi
Jest zIhrnuta ustficova vvGcfe
Soud dopusud trvas temi. CO jsou
ohvineni, re okadli Springficldskpu
banku Nndce Jacko Wilson, byl po-
rotor usye6en kradeie yzdor tomu
re mel dobreho advokata y Aberdeen
a ocekavali jsme kdyi Jeho sdyokat
mluvll ku porot6, &c asi Ne pOrOta ne
shodne. ale kdyt spustIl ma cole kolu
mas j. ID. Elliot ranu "a rauou dayal
WilsonUvi, d6inkuvalo 10 ma lOrutu,
ae "a klatky cas- yynesla roLSudck
"yinen". Ones soudce mu namefi a
iists ma dlouhS loket, cod mnic bytI
az patnact rokG zdmestnani V Siorx
Falls. A ieSte druhy byl porotou I'd.
snu,en, ieden $, primal ku vine
pro Stvrteho posledniho je porota
vybrana soud zapoGne dues. Je 10
povestuf Patsy Carroll, ktery una byti
ten nctlepsi ma zapade IA rozbijeui
kaS' Cckalo Sc ma svedks, ktcry byl
diva dun ma ceste Odkud neyin. ale dou
fame &c dcstane ief "a jcho vyzname-
mani do bic namefino.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-02-01

Nilem Pfsek n 81. Marie Nedvi
dova byli sezdani Yanktonskfu
sudim Rychey-em v utery, Swat
ba byla odbyvandna rodiGG ne
yestinfch, a veeer pax taneSni "a
bava sini Karla Ranka Lake
port.
Pan Pisek je m'ady farmer, BIZ
be Lakerort, je vzornf mlady mil
a ma mnoho upfimnych pfatel.
N. Nedvedova ie dcerou Vac.
Marie Nedv6dove, je pfiGinlivor
damon. eta sve pfatele ma tisite
Pfejem Jim mnoho stesti ma por
Ii stavn manzelskeho.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-02-01
Do Stavu MinieIskeho

Do stavu manzelskeho vstoupil
Gtery rano We zdejsim chramu
Jos. Beran a 81 Anna Mud ochovn
Obtady vykonal velp. Bouska %
ktcrych Sc svatebnf dru2ina odeb.
rala do domova rodicG nevestinych
kdez snoubencGm blahopfali sh'o'
MAJ deni hoste, pfejice jim vsehO
COBRA V tonic stavu. M TO mas.
ledovalo veseli.
Oba snoubenci isou zde priznivi
zn6mf, Il mali velkS po6et upfiu'
nych ptateI.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-02-01
Ovocna Parma =. n. riccrea Ma
prodel,

Name ma proiej Snamou ovocnou farm
r ;. McCna. mil Iapsdnc Oh TGbors. q ; VI
Tho vychodne oil TTndsll Taio farms pore
siava re i0o akra; lco akru poll. ~ pasj vls,s
ahalfy. - akru ovocn6ho sadu. "a firu'
jsou tachovsN navby. Ovorny sad Jes, nj
lepSi We statu MAZE pies Is set ovocnych arc
ma pln@m ploiu. q ptin6Si 5000 ruene ti',f
no uiitku. Mimo ovo,nebo sadu VIDA farm
toek 80 vetSina farm 10 leo Akrsch okrr''
nebot neni nR nj nejmenSi east pozemku k,'
" by ~ nemohi yutitkovat Cena sio.F'
aneb s'e abr. Ovocna zahrada ma sauna ~
cnny net poloyinu co tidams ~ cslou fsrws
WAGNER BROS. Tabor. :. u.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-02-01

Alois Bouza a manzelk' Sc vra-
,ili jejich navstevy We Wagner Y
pondeli.
ri. Rossova 2 Yankton ie haste
YOU u sv6 matky. Chrome. 30 I'd
kolik dni.
Ns,apcminslte 10 ' tiskarns iohoto lisiu
iisknou SscB prscs tssb, plakab a line
"a mlrnou cenu.
FIR. Sisler, Ant. Haiek FIR.
Black Tyndallsti byli zde IN oh
chodni zalehitosti V utery.
Jan Homer a Jakub Wagner ic
Ii y nedeli do Lakeport IN obcho.
dem.
Emil Blachnik iel do Trip. a
Avon a nekolik jinSch NEST So
botu a vratil Sc Y poneli
J. W. Hruska, Vac. Bouska. J.
T.. Matuska n J, A. Dvof * hyli Y
Tyndall Y pondeli.
Jan Pesieka. a ieho synovec Vim
eek, Lake Andes, pfijely na nav
stevu X rodine Tomase Pesieky.
PeknF dun a lot. Lot jest $50
x50. NejlepSi poloha m6ste
Marie Brock. Tabor, 5. ID.
Vac. Kocourek od Geddes byl
zde Ksr. Nedvedem cd Spring
field We 6tvrtek pfedp latil 81 ua
noviny.
II Czech oil lekafn odporuGo vanS
Sim anovskeho Bfezohorske the. "
Ma zklade u V. l.. Mrvika. Lake.
port 5 u.
Ztrdtil Soilch, t6m6f now sedi Ma
ccsre 10 Tyndall minult atek ~ lea.
IA. OiT6na tomu kdo jci vrali
Tomas Mcrivan.
CddelovaGe Smetany Cream
Separators) zvane L. :. ma A. j.
Novdk. mate ie proto netfcba ie
chvallt.
Hoch Jana Smeikala, Sc pred ne
iakou dobou zranil. Gehoa dosial
otravu krve. jest se,fovan DIR.
II often Iankton.
Cas- ma lihnoucf stroje Gncuba-
tor Dude zde brzy, pro6ez nei'ep6
udela knzdy kdya 81 tento stroj OBJ
iedna nyni. A. !. Novak ie ma
m prodei.
Nac'av feterka predp'atil 81 ma
noviny. Jest To ieden = probudiIfch
mladikG noviny odbira k Will
COS kemu 6teni. To sami by nell
uGinit JIM. a net. kat 5c Gesk Y els,
4 psai neni nutnS
/ Kosickovy pies uspofada osada
~. NaGlava Tabofr. We spolkoyG
SIM. Y pond6i. l2ho inora. tn.
borskf orkesta obstara hudbu.
Cisty vftSiek 50 obrdti ye pros
r6ch osady. kaidF ie uctivS Evan
I by 50 dostavil.
Zaplat'te vase dane na TaborskG
Statni Bance. Name vytah DAM
ma rok 1905 pro Tabor n okreSy
Bon Homme lankton, a zapravi
me yam vase dane IN MAY ropla
TEX. TAX ze yam To W jde lacineji
nei ably Iste ie'i do okresniho sid!a
Tabor State Bank.
Neoromei'te 20 dos,avit do zaha
w kterou uspotada cestujici 10.
leGnost zvaus Progressive Enter
tairers. SpoleGuost tato iada S25
pro sebe co pres tento obnos e
,obIati We pr speech Academic. Blu
de 10 zabavn6 pou6livS. Pohyb
live ol razy n iine. Zabava tato
se Dude odbyvat We spolkovG sir
e stick 2ho 1nora.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-02-01

Prosimich, nezlobtii Sc, ze Jim
napfe, vaolu, nemnzu dat vic
spray ftcnto tejden. Ct6na rcdak
ce mSla malo mista a necht6la WIT
f;ecky mole vvaby. RekIa he
pref enyhau "a moe nestoii.
The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1906-09-13

whenever man does that he is not
the friend of the people. 1t has been
through just such candidates and that
kind of talk that the railroads have
been able to deceive the people here
tofore The people have right to
demand specific things and the people
have a right to know from every can
didate who aspires to any office wheth-
er when elected he will serve the
people faithfully and conscientiously.
The people have right to know from
every candidate who aspires to office
whether he has been or is now con-
nected in any way with any corpora
ton in the state The question that
confronts every voter is how we may
this fall in this campaign secure the
reforms that we are so sorely in need
of. Let me refer to few of the most
important ones
The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1906-09-13
Mothers! Mothers!! Motheys!!l
Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup

has been used for over SIXTY YEARS by MIL
LIONS of MOTHERS for their CHILDREN
while TEETHING, with PERFECT SUCCESS
1t SOOTHES the CHILD, SOFTENS the GUMS,
ALLAYS all PAIN CURES WIND COLO, and
Is the best remedy for DIARRHdsA. Sold by
Druggists in every part of the world. Be sure
and ask for Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup,
and take no other kind. Twenty five cts. bottle.
The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1906-09-13
Free Pass and Primary Laws

All political parties in their plat
forms have pledged themselves to
enact an anti-pass law and a primary
law. We will therefore take it for
granted that which ever party sue
ceeds that these laws will be passed.
| want no halfway measure about an
anti-pass law. | want the system de-
stroyed root and branch. | feel sure
that the people want that kind of a
law and the people should see to it
that every candidate for the legisla-
ture is right upon this question. 1t
is also important that an effective
primary law be passed. If any mem
Der of that legislature or any of the
political parties shall endeavor to give
us only a makeshift the seal of pub
lie condemnation will be upon them
at the next election | take it, how
ever, that we are reasonably sure that
we will get these two laws, these two
reforms, no matter which party sue
ceeds at the polls
The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1906-09-13

WOOD, J. c., G. CO., successors to
Soukup & Wood. Expert cleaners
and dyers, 1920 N St., Lincoln, Neb..
Phones: Auto 1892. Bell lat. Mail
order work carefully attended to.
The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1906-09-13
Question of Taxation

But now we come to the more inn
portant question Of taxation. Let me
ask you what can we do at the COM
ing election to better settle the ques-
ton of railroad taxation Is 1t by the
election of he republican or the flu
sion ticket? Governor Mickey and
Treasurer Mortensen both have said
in public and in private that the rail
roads this year are not assessed high
enough. These two state officers both
belong to the board that assesses the
railroads. They excuse themselves
fer not raising the assessment of the
railroads by blaming the other mem
bers of the board. They have openly
charged that the secretary of state,
the state auditor and land commits
sioner were under the control of the
railroads and that these members
stood in the way of raise in the
assessment. Not only have these two
public officers condemned these three
members of the board, but in a num-
Der of counties in this state the coun-
ty conventions have condemned them
and have said that they should be de-
feated. Secretary of State Galusha
was defeated in the republican state
convention, but Mr.. Brian of Boone
county was nominated for state treas
urer to take the place of Treasurer
Mortensen. The reform, or progress
sive, republicans before their state
convention charged that Mr. Brian Sc
cured his endorsement in Boone coun-
ty by crowd of passholders. Mr..
Brian was charged by the republicans
themselves that he was under the
control of the railroads. So far as
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-07-23
R. |. MARKSMEN
CONTEST IN NE.
TOURNAMENT

Wakefield. Mass. July 2S.-The second
annual tournament of the New England
Military Rife Association began on the
Bay State range here today and will con-
tinue throughout the week
II brings together the largest number
OF rhemen ever assembled for competi-
tion in the country with the exception of
Sea Girt. ~ j
The Maine. New Hampshire and Mas
sachusetts teams were already on the
scene early today and the Connecticut
and Rhode Island delegations arrived this
morning There are in all about 75O marks
men present. making up camp OF $50
tents
! vermonts militia is not officially rep
resented in the competitions, although
several individual competitors are ex-
pected from that state.
. A detachment OF the s9th company OF
United States coast artillery from Fort
Strong. Boston harbor, is present under
special order OF. the war department, 10
act as scorers and markers at the Is
matches which are neduIed Tor tne
week. The detail consists OF so men un-
der Captain OF the Association Col. James
@. White of the Massachusetts, Volun-
teer Militia
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-07-23
POLICE SCREW
DOWN THE LID

Notwithstanding the fact that Provi-
dence is cleaner and tighter than 1t has
been before in it's recent history the lid"
seems TO be not yet on tight enough to
satisfy the police commission and its con-
scientious subordinates.
Raids on kitchen barrooms. snide drug
stores and boarding houses are now of
weekly, almost daily, occurrence.
Men who have for years boasted OF their
pull are now begging for mercy, while
others have voluntarily appeared at po-
lice headquarters and declared. their in
tention OF keeping hereafter In the
straight and narrow path IL another op-
portunity Is given TO live up to the law.
Two of the districts which have new
police captains saw unexpected visits by
the captains and other officers yesterday;
and several other places that are under
suspicion were visited. but their proprie-
tors had taken alarm and were well with
In the law.
The first raid on what at police head
quarters is declared to be one of the so
called rooming houses. In which liquors
are sold In defiance OF the orders OF the
police commission, was made yesterday
morning by Capt Stone and Patrolman
j. II. Martin OF the Central police district,
and resulted in the arrest of John A. VIII
liams at a house on Friendship street
charges. two sales and one keeping for
sale, pleading guilty. was fined 500 and
costs on each case and sentenced 10 20
days in jail On the charge OF running
a nuisance. he was held in $1,000 He ap-
pealed and bonds furnished in all the
cases.
Capt Stone is also demonstrating TO
the former occupants OF the gilded palaces
who have scattered since the lid was put
on that no place in the Central district is
safe for them.
This morning he visited n house on
North Main street and arrested Viola VIII
son. aged %. a former occupant Of place
She was arraigned on a warrant charg-
ing her with being a lewd and wanton
person pleaded guilty and was sentenced
TO six months at the workhouse.
Shortly before the recent police shifts
were made. Commissioner william III.
Luther talkeo with all OF the captains in
the chiefs office and gave them clearly
TO understand that third -class hotels.
drug stores and like places must be
stopped from selling liquors illegally.
IL has always been exceedingly difficult
20 obtain evidence in such cases. partcu-
larly I'm the Fourth district. 10 which Capt.
Constant $ Horton was sent. In that dis
trict many Italians live in boarding
houses and often club together as they
have the right 20 do. TO buy racks OF beer
for Sunday consumption. II is very diff
cutl. the police say. 10 distinguish between
these cases and others where an indlvid-
ual buys the beer and dlsposes of 1t for
n confederation.
The drug stores that do an illegal busi-
ness are also very careful as n rule. taxi
ing pains generally TO sell only 10 Gus
toners who are personally well know TO
the statesmen.
IL IL hoped through the new officers
who have been added 10 the force 70 get
n number OF cases against such places
though II Is believed 10 be next 10 inn
possible 10 stop the traffic altogether.
Capt. Horton visited one place. at 4s3
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-07-23
COOL HEAD SAVED LIVES
OF |MPER|LED AUT0|STS

An unmanageable automobile backed
down the steep grade OF College hill last
evening. smashed into the door of G.. II.
Angells paint shop, overturned and then
pinned beneath II Mrs. Rupert Knigh:
injuring her painfully.
The auto was driven by Rupert Knight
OF 7S3 Fourth street South Boston. ON
the front seat with him was Manton n.
Coombs OF Chaplin avenue, this city.
Mrs. knight and Mrs. C)ombs occupied
the rear seat The failure of the brake
20 work caused the accident.
As the auto started backward IL was
abreast OF car. also bound down the
hill. The motorma,, seeing the danger os
a collision stopped his car at the corner
OF Beneft street.
Mr.. Knight, realizing the desperate cit
uation In which his compa anions snd him
self were. took the only course he saw cpeu
TO escape serious injury: and as the auto
started down that section OF the hill be-
ginning at Bene1l street he threw the
steering rod. and the car. with a crash
thst startled everyone In the ncighbor-
hooG. went through the door OF c. III.
Angel a. Co.'S shop.