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The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-01-11
MILlIoNs or LIvE sTock.
Increase - Spanish Animals In.
ported late Ansglea Is
knAssuf

Tae iusftAse pf AnFfes. g&ftss AaA
eshet anussue aninsais imPsrse8 ~
the hRaaiafts - ne ucw uufia sAa
marfeIoat TIE Csasia e Ms1loo Cor
Ociober. ists rspnrts that ia tao
monfh sruunt tie rits ~ Faehia Aiahs
thsrs had hcen soiA ite1o maies a.
tea collars a bad. an4 70 ool hofsea
- ~. ~ ana "a reals gata 90 1el
e@rt
ia i7ts. vhsu Atmlra vsruua
ihfsafsnea ths Nssiean oasst oas
aaesaas8o. nea fefhaHto a. j.
ramaA CaHtt san Ns,ea a. Va.
paralso ossrts ioea saddle hofset or
the asfsuss ~ Vera cfas and prum-
Eaed sapaa more. 4 seetsa' Ths e.
urea - tAa iaefeAse aaipalahea fhe
saosi sEps9lsnesa travellers, ens suus
x ihs alssFsess luEsmies ia sssif
kmsFlean kssiaf5 eafs lsxsit6 10 -.
sefia Asalnsl Eafa0s4n Afmfhaf Ala'
taFiaaa $40 fsaeiea thss fas Apnss
- sui other tsssia 80 eas.ssIafkisa-
Il Amefies TIE ea9ia certainly had
usfHF hsfeEe sea Aay sA asisla.l
eAfhsn
VIZ li auauaiaa Is Is InflesfFs =
fss fzsi tkAi vessels ard sAats resfs
ssilsa fer spaih LADIES' exclusively u5sh
ta@ hiArs Il sAlsie already IN iaks
Asussa nagst tks e1pouatlan - -
- hltes fHam san uamlhEo sad Nss.
80 Elans "a one aalA Ihe pflres -
vhleh these animals fsll ar sVsa
more slEnlnceat 4 oomEafc4 sis
prices ihs1 ruled ki ne iins - ~
conquest In ffse Fssod vofk oasn
engia ~ bought IN ~ eliy = Nss.
soo = Ven oullaFs ths YeAs ans a
aatslslAFa fof sis collars IL Nasss
ealiaA = SOD horss ooaia be haf -
TO collars ans = mais far .hFer eai.
iau. Ana Il WaA nor annommoa tn ~
: maaaaa - u mares wlta Their stal.
lion iaf 81 IN CALI e t1s ssms
time enc could -, : eoos ifostss 81
unr collar
After thn Is seems 1mnat EF8ta
isous - rsmkfk that many asHissf
Hsutismsn asnsd $500 he.d - cat
&c saa hafaes apleee. snt rons 81
uiofs. IN to recall the fact thAl oas
a,riean ezsaiieF. fean 0Faaas Ai.ss
lst9. had an hls hselsnts in oae Fsal
: crop Il 5000 eziFes
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-01-11
WHAT ARE
YOU DOING /?
Have Yoa Done Anything 20
Make vinlia a Clty7---DO
Something Now

You say you want city You want
20 see Ninlia grow aud you think the
newspapers should do everything IN
their power 10 advertise lts natural
resources, It's opportunities and al.
vanlagas over other localities. New
before We make a contract 10 DO this,
ask yourself few questions. What
have you done 70 make Nlnlta cityy
Possibly you have done a great deal.
II you have, you knos too that the
newspapers have kept the public al.
ylsed ot you, good work II you have
doue nothing, then you blame the
newspapers because they haven't done
more That is natural The man or
woman who kicks because they never
see their name Ia the paper probably
never did anything worthy o. notice
OF course there Is many good deed
done which no one ever knows oi, aud
there Is also many mean aad dis
honorable deed that IS never spoken
Of, not that they are not knoWn bat
because the newspapers desire "a cheat
a certain class q individuals out % a
feast, that Is injurious q the name o.
tho town and the better elements
which compose it
Now II you really want e >ee yoaf
town grow. a. You say you 90, and yoe
wish 20 see il properly represented hg
rs paRers, 30 something ho some
thing every day that Wlii - worth az
least q Two ilne notice and then don't
te ashamed % tell the reporters what
you have done Don't hand out 4
bunch u scandal aboat your nelghboF
but let your own ilght shine Naa ay
you want e help the town. then phY
do you take fogeign newspaper Ia
preference 20 The one published ln
your own town, especially when you
get the lst 0i the news twelve hours
earlier Ia your home paperg Nefy
few DO this, but set there are always
a few They ae generally the same
fellows who buy their goodsaaag from
home.
The CulKffAfS b giving exefg per.
son IN Vinila a chance 10 help make
fhls a city II IS nos Publishing the
associated press news Henee We knoe
that the subscribers are getting tie
worth 81 thelr money Is has placed
the tosn Ia dailg communication with
the outside world L vas a great
undertaking aud admitted by many %
b. the most public spirited enterprise
undertaken IL yiuita during tha year
nov closed TIE CuiEFTAtS does not
desire 70 toof lfs own horn. 4 tries
q make a speciality Of keeping Is own
name eat of The paper. but ~ IS nos
II IFS twenty fourth year, and It's own
boss, and during those yeas L has
learned a feN facts, one q which i
that Il takes more Swallows than
eagles . make summer. and ike
wlse more every dag, honest, hard
working men 70 make toan, than Il
does Of the dlgnlaed. retired sort. who
imagine theg are too coed for the
town.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-01-11

A reasonable amount q fa~i tlief.
oughlY diRestei and properly asNlnilA
ted Uill 4lAays INCREASE the sfffllgth
III year stomach Is 'lltfieuf knsa'
Dyspepsia Cufe will digest pilas sou
eat ard efahit tac digestive eFkans a.
aNimliate aud Transform Al fossils tg'
10 tiSsne-huildHs blood kutai y
iieyes sour stomach. neichinx. Heart
Harm and al. forms of Indigestion
palata1le and Strengthening Sad
hg Peoples Drug ntofe dW
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-01-11

Indigestion a easily oyeneDme hY
Tie i've u keiol Dyspepsia Cure, b.
cause this remedy digests What Yen
eat aud gives the stomach rcsi al
laws IL to recupefats aud gfow strong
again kQfui relieves lndiHHsl lunl
Bslching 0i Gas, Sour stomach, Heart.
Hurn. etc. and enahlns the digest i've
ofeans g transform All foods into the
Kind of flch red blood that makes
health aad strengsh. sold 81 Peoples
Drug stare DIV
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-01-11
Children Poisoned.

Many children are poisoned ard
made nervous and weak, II not killed
outright. By mothers giving them
cough sffupc containing opiztes 20
iey5s Honey ard Tar Is : safe and eef.
ialn remedy Tor coughs. c1aap and
lung trouble. and Is tile oEllY pFoul
nfnf cough medicine that contains no
oplafes Or utller poisons. Peoples
Ifuz hlana. an
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-01-11

~ X. 4 7. Winter tourist rates fof
season 100 and iaof uos On ale 10
points II Texas, L9ulsaDa. Mexico and
NeN Mexico until April l0a E1nal
limit june lsfs liAN Please eAll eh 0r
telephone e.. X. s 4 agent foF rates
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-01-11

nackaehe IS never known 70 tbass
narsons who ike an occasional desc 0f
PIneules. The value q the resin ot-
tained from the pine tres has long
l#en recognized ii tin treatment af
diseases 0f the bladder and kidneys
uHe dose Of flnenies uili give relief.
ana una bottle viii cure. sGld Hy 4.
+ OVERS Druggist. aw
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-01-11

fpr coughs and ralds 10 remedy s
equal 10 keune.iY's Laxative uausg
and Tar thc LIQUID Cold Cure II h
dliiefsnf from al otlers bet ~. te,
cause u expeN ali cold from ihn sfs
TEN hy acting a. a cathAftic un tie
lowels Gives strength q ecak lungs
Alonis immediate relief in Group.
Coughs. Colds. Nho1plnE Cough. ele
Children love Il. Sold I'D Peoples
Drug store a.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-01-11

Account Golf Tournament, Mexico
CITY, during the mouth JanuafY laHl.
TIE Frisco NIll sall round trio tickets
= HexIno City, st rats of enc regular
||Esf.class rate = l01. patas of sale.
fanuaf1 I 10 18th, InelnaIse. Final
return limit February -, IeH.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-01-11

Highland university Is lbe oldest uni
rersigy IN Kansas and tbs nFel West
OF ne Mississippi t. lssaa diplBmas Il
was chartered February .. 1855 The
schagi Nas fhe oaIzroeth Of an indian
school. nHd hefan sifh white ehlldren
n 1856 Il has never closed ila doors
ffam The dax Il was opsned
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-01-11

Perfection can anly b. attained iu
the physical hY allowing NatuV 70 az.
propriate and not dlSslpafe her own
fesanrc i GalhArtics gripe, weaken
d.sSlpate while neMitts Little
Early RlNrs slmply ttpci xil putFid
maffof and bile, thus allowing the
liver % assume normal activity Good
FOR the epmplsxion Seld hg Peoples
Drug Store. dw
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-01-11

II sou bat kueN ttis splendid merit
- foley's Honey and Tar yoa would
never - sitileut lt 4 dosa or la0
Nill prevent 81 attack Of pneumonia
er i sfippe Il mas ave suar LIS
Peoples Drug sI0fe. de
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-01-11

Harry Bland. formerly ofths Chem.
zee Towmalts commission. nos ai at.
tou1eg at Aftons waz maffied Wei.
day e Nh flugenes nalffmple. Il
Eoft zoogE
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-01-11

Ii Ia dlffeult 20 cnre a cough 0f FREE
yourself from tie disromforts uf a cold
unless You move the bowels iiee =
LAxaiive Honey AMI Tar acts on the
bowels aud drives al cold cut q the
system. fuf Group. whoCping cough,
colds. and AT lung and bronchial affec
tons, no remedy = equal o. the oflgi.
mai hees Laxative Honey and Tar A
Liquid Cold Cure. Sold by a T. Oxen,
druggist dw
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-01-11
STOP H.

A Neglected cough 0f eald NAY lad
90 ssfipas bronchial ~ lung troubles
Hun1 take chances wiRu friHY s
Honey and Tar Affotis pefissf security
from sefl4asefecis = = eeat Peoples
Drug stofe de-
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-01-11

W. have nceItsd llio following lsf.
tHi fssN Mg isef kemp 81 Angola
iHi ifeas q is'd four aeeas viii
= pps and / tried macy femesIIss
akNl spent considerable fel lfHx1meni
NHls Hi sleianN lul ! fenalfea 81 -.
Def Hli ] tried FHlsYh llfHaF asa4
Tar wu small lnf1Ies 81 this meslt.
f1le faisd M sd llaa 49, i erela.
sitels ~ ~ faHilf Taaa - sub
stitufes Peoples pfuN Store ~
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-01-11

Her arms around hsf sweeshsaFts seek
and held "a uuiil b pFeaised 20 60 3
package q those latest siyle visiting cards
a The thieffaln ueiee. Ladies' aaA saals
xstInN earla, 81 slsss
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-01-11

Maine hunters isis year kiltef mafs
game and fsuef % each ether than for
mans sessions fiy ihsse tactic 4 10
hopes ihe supply 81, hunssu all lasi
~ hong A. tht aeoF
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-01-11

Tie Ffieno IS arranging - put o. 4
new fast mail train out q 81 Louis
Probably about ne ilth the schedule
vlil b changed
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-01-11

n the faiiman faFless aalou ssli
seriously operate on ne tip basis iu
deailng with fhe eompany L tAn got
4 passengers auxiliary vith Absui ss
o00 GO memheFs 10 Aslp Il
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-01-11

II You claim eitizeaship1fiehis and
ara DOT "a the rolls of have business
before TIE Interior nepAFfneut, write
Immediately q ". W. Wright, regis.
tered attorney, Coneoran bldg. Wash.
inEtou y. G. n
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-01-11

ii0usli maa E considered faso.
feni antll hs e proved kaiiy
foNsll alneie maa, afsn't yDn =.
stray stofisa
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-01-11

Tlla sewerage connection a. the
Public schooi IS about completed.
This connection Is made with tlie
Churchill sewer
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-01-11

Tnfsz ior laos zrp pzst das. neiteF
~ ne 81 uaen and aase tha teensY
Hzs pr eeH1 p1azlIy
#0nt c. uHsr
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-01-11

There vill be little change 10 ule
fflSso Train service 81 Niuiia under
the res schedule llas = % go into sf.
feet ou he itth
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-01-11
"Psease Smile
80
Look Pleasant. /"

wh.n : wcman safs 4 an gaekei sta
ale 5 tke ssnfa tracked fsa ais tne dafe
1890 tts@s atfssehea &ha tsHAeF he1isH IL
wnmnn 81 he rack with RPS and raSieY
unill ths tsFY ielnts cracked
FaafY 81 stteataat saIise = 1's -
,afsa Wemaa. Please sasiis an~ ie1A
Aas W. ths wnmAn .fAeked with pain,- =
a sfteeteA Is smiie thfaagh hsf AgeAf
and u sake hsme htpff, rhe e =
a. IA ID Il against Astafa Neatfaiif
sne4k ktas thn faekiua p4ias nf il' ee4ilh
s,rh ~ haAAakhn, aat*Ae0n AhA A#sf'
lnNaamn pAias aFa FeiAte'i ~ aNgan4s'
usenta ~ aisafdsFa ei ~ nfasnt a
1900 famlaIaA Wien this e7Hfitfoa
4. ,ee.,ssss ths general hsaith it Restored,
ana ulsh hsAllh eOmss tAfk ths tsAiis y
IN Mamnn saAy regain hsF heAlgh -
kn.ss etthaut n1pu&tse 4kte tisntNNf -
sfssaiaAtlaas - sks sss 4 ut fisfset
Fataflte ffefefIrtiau ctzN neHrn So
tonsaa IN fiegge. ~ isttef ff4
1890 Nuth ieFtefa afN tfsAtsd As
sasgeiiy eanndsntitl
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slsiis 5aaf lsssiiis ffssc rgsiaq sttiss
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nnt ssany ethff ceNFiatsa ~ iitf
e1wea So as seif ssts s9a
sn4 Eeagf aHft 20 aAe4Iaa HAA - -
kiasfs 81 utf4 frN N6M 4 fAA - -
ss,.stAM4 taA - AA We& fakf 10 fsA4tt -
Isgsaafsfsk ~ aas y saas wNeatfsEssset
tsasFsta Ffefr ftNttatt
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aAaiisax at8 4h@ ieNA N@ u@an 4 masa~s
kaia8 fssN gaafns asmf - ilaNs "a WNk &c.
sFsitssst AL SEVERAL aa4afsf ~ 4 s1ENsl
nfatss seed s. 80 csHt
stslIl4 ~ lha r&g4f tesrt
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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-02-16
FOUR MEN ARE
ELECTED FROM
PARTY RANKS

-Four members of the city council from
the First ward OF Newport were read out
OF the Republican party at meeting of
the Republican city committee held last
night The four members were charged
with refusing to go into caucus with the
committee and with having deprived the
mayor Of the power of appointing com
mittees. The members are Alderman Rob
ert Hamilton and Councilmen Rogers,
Kerr and Gladding.
The charges were made at meeting
held last week and the four members were
given until last night to make their de-
fense. Tney were present at last niphts
meeting with their counsel Upon their
request they were given a hearing which
lasted until II o'clock. The committee
then went into executive session and a 1T
tie after. they announced that the four
members had been read out Of the party.
Alderman Hamilton was elected TO the
council 10 years ago. Councilman Rog-
ers four years ago. Councilman Kerr four
years ago, and Councilman Gadding FIVE
years ago.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-02-16
CASTELLANE
DOESM' WkNI ANY
LARGE AMOUNT

Paris, Feb. l6.-The financial negotia-
tions in the Castellane case do not relate
to Count Bonfs allowance after separa-
tion from his wife, formerly Anna Gould,
of New York. as he has simplfied this
branch by stating that ne does not ex-
pect large amount
The courts announcement was made TO
one Of the lawyers Of the countess. 1t
was most emphatic. and in substantially
the following terms:
81 declare TO you, and swear To the
exactness of my declaration, that / not
only do not demand but that l will not
accept any sum beyond that small
fore my marriage"
The count thus disposes OF the state
ment to the effect that he contemptuous-
ly refused $4,000 a year, on the ground
that 1T was not sufficient for his pocket
money.
The attitude of the count leaves the
lawyers of the countess to consider only
his outstanding Indebtedness, which
reaches an enormous sum. The Castel-
lane marriage contract gives the countess
her separate income, not subject TO claims
for the debts OF her husband.
This contrace insures the protection OF
the. countess fortune against being alb
sorbed in the present controversy, and
also prevents the counts creditors from
taking legal action against the countess.
AT the same time she does not appear
disposed to exact the strict letter OF the
contract, and the financial negotiations
are for the purpose or making some ar
rangament for a compromise with the
courts creditors The amount involved
has been swollen to enormous proper
tions by excessive charges for money ad-
vanced
One gentleman intimately familiar with
every detail OF the Csstelane case said
that when people sought advances of
money lenders and these advances reached
three years ahead on an anticipated in
come the borrowers usually got one-tenth
while nine-tenths went To the usurers
This applies to the financial situation
in the Castellane case, comparatively
small advances now reacin9 a gigantic
aggregate Through excessive charges.
The extent to which the countess will
voluntarily liqutdste these claims Is the
chief question under consideration, and
the determination OF this will probably
determine all the other proceedings
Although the lawyers expect the case
to proceed to an early decree. they recog-
nze that slight element OF indicision
remains on the part of the countess, due
TO her Continued feeling toward her hus-
band and her repugnance TO involve her
family in a scandal.
The foregoing facts are from those di-
rectly I'm charge OF the countess inter-
ests, thus showing their desire 10 testify
to the counts correct attitude during the
case.
The count has made a second ineffect-
ual attempt TO bring about recon
ciliation. The next step will be the SER
vice OF writ upon the defendant, but
the clerk OF the court has not yet re-
ceived orders TO serve the document.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-02-16
PAWTUCKET.

Joseph A. Capwel one of the most
highly respected residents OF the Fair!awn
section, died last evening after a short
Illness from a complication OF diseases IN
cidental to old age.
Or Gormley OF the school committee
l'has sent to city Solicitor Blodgett copy
Of the statement made to Commissioners
of Public Schools Ranger in regard TO the
new text book question.
Joseph Forge, who is said to hail from
| New Bedford. Mass. was arraigned In
! the district court at special session yes
terday, charged with improperly cering
for animals, the complainant being
George ~. Schuyler. agent for the Society
for the Prevention Of Cruelty to Animals.
According to the police. Forge drove a
load OF furniture TO this city Wednesday,
and that night left his horses standing on
Pawtucket avenue at the corner OF East
avenue throughout the night. Yesterday
morning the blankets on the animals had
frozen stiff and they were In piuful con-
dition.
The horses were stabbed at Cavanaugh' $
and Patrolman Flynn arrested Forge At
the special session of the court he was
fined s25 and costs. and after paying his
bill, was allowed to depart.
Pawtuckct Association OF Stationary
Engineers had an interesting discussion
on "Compressors" at last nights meet
Ing
OF the west side section OF the city died
last evening at 9:i6 o'clock. He had been
I'll with pneumonia since Sunday last and
He had been a COMMUNICATE Of St Mary S
church for over 20 years and was promi-
nent member OF the Holy Name society
connected with the parish He Is sur
vived by a widow three sons and two
daughters.
The woman's auxiliary connected with
St Paul's Episcopal church served a
regular monthly supper last evening In
the assembly rooms Of Music hall, which
vas largely attended. The supper arrange
ments were I'm charge OF the following
members: Mrs. Frederick s, Almy, Mrs.
j. f. V, Matthew, Mrs. Frank p. Fuller.
Mrs Vsrnum T. Barber. Mrs. William
Payne. Mrs Jennie Jones Mrs. Charles
Potter, Mrs. James l. Wheaton, Jr.. Mrs.
l. +. Butler. Mrs Charles II. Carpenter.
Mrs Allen Whitehead. Mrs. s. &. Nichol-
son. Mrs. A. A. jerks, Mrs. o. w VIII
marth and Mrs FREDERICK r. Mason.
Following the supper. the rector, Rev.
Marion Law. delivered an interesting lee
ture on St. Anne de Beaupre. which was
Illustrated by stereopticon views. this fea-
ture being In charge of Edward w. Blod-
gett
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-02-16
AIR IS FULL OF
RUMORS ABOUT
NEW YORK LINE

II is reported that the New England
Navigation company proposes to estah-
lish a cheap freight line between Fall
River and New York to meet the compe-
tition OF the Enterprise Steamboat COM
pany and a passenger line as side issue.
The passenger business which the new
line has taken from the Fall River line
boats is not causing as much worry as
the loss in frcightage.
There is another report that the propos-
ed new lire will be an offshoot of the
Morse Ines OF steamboats, which are rum
ming from Halifax south as far as the
West Indies.
Another variation OF several reports Is
that the New England Navigation com
pany will establish this new line 10 this
city and will take only freight for points
beyond Fail River leaving the Fall River
business to the Enterprise and the Fall
River lines OF steamers
The chances now seem good that the
proposed freight terminal OF the New
York New Haven and Hartford road
west OF Almond street is closer at hand
than IL seemed n week or ten days ago.
As 10 the accuracy of any OF the rumors
II is cnly known that the parties who are
planning fof more wharf frontage I'm con-
junction with the railroad tracks claim
to have ample resources TO back any
proposition put forward in this section.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-02-16
The News Of the State
BRISTOL.
Mrs. VictuTena Dies Suddenly
Of Heart Disease. ..0thar Mat.
t0rS Of Interest.

The womcn's Exchange opened yester-
day under new management. The ex-
change is now in charge OF a board con-
sisting of Bristol ladies.
Untar the auspices OF Womans Auxil-
larry 10 the Young Mems Christian assoc
citation a reading OF "The Birds Christ
mas Carol by Kate Douglass Wiggln.
viii be given next Monday evening at :
O'Clock In Rockwell hall I'm the Young
Mems Christian association building. Tho
reader will be Mrs. Edward III. Tingley.
Mrs Barbara Victurena. residing on
Wilson lane, died very suddenly yester-
day of heart failure the funeral will be
tomorrow morning at o'clock from st.
Mary's church
Catherine Harrison Straight. infant
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles II.
Straight died at the residence OF her par
ents on Bradford street
Miss Mary Nerone, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs Augustine r. Neront was removed
to St Joseph's Hospital, yesterday ar
ternoon. where she will undergo an oper-
alton fro appendicitis
Probate Judge Frank H. Hamill and
Edward G. Morrisey returned yesterday
after spending a week in Brooklyn and
New York visiting relatives and friends.
Mr.. and Mrs j. Il. Herreshoff gave "A
dinner yesterday 10 twelve Of their
friends at the Hotel Belvedere.
Sheriff Philo V. Cady who is chairman
OF the Republican town committee, has
received the resignation of Albert CHEESE
brough as member OF the committee.
Members OF the family OF John Ken
nedy who resides on Bradford street.
were all made III yesterday morning by
escaping coal gas, which came from a
stove during the night
In the Knnnr Mons Christian nSGnqiq .
tion bowling tournament last evening.
team No. 2, defeated team No. s. two
strings out OF three.
Mrs. ~. II Shepard entertained a num-
ber OF her friends at a whist party last
evening at her home on Hope street
Mrs. and Mrs. Elmer Lewis entertained
a large gathering OF friends last evening
at their home on Pleasant street. the oc-
casion being a valentine party. The en-
tertainmcnt consisted OF vocal and in
strumental music. Refreshments were
served.