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The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-10-31

Rowland G. Hazard will address a rally
OF the Lincoln party at East Greenwich
this evening at the town hall, in conjuno-
tion with Thomas F. Green and Mayor
James II. Higgins. Mr. Hazard was an
nounced as one OF the speakers TO the
Goddard ratification meeting in Infantry
hall last month. but a business call TO
Chicago prevented him from being pres
aa,
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-10-31
BOSS BRAYTON'S
BRAZEN CONFESSION

"A few weeks ago Ger.
Brayton sent for a promi-
nent member OF the legisla-
ture and said, Look here,
| want you TO run for the
general assembly this year.
"The person in question
said: u am not particular.
But if you want me to go /
will
To be sure ] do. | want
YOU TO go, and you don't
know yet whom you will
vote for on the question of
the United States senator
ship. See? We have got
! two rich fellows in tow this
time; and we are going to
make both OF them dump
their money in.
This actually happened.
! This is the exact language
I which Gen. Brayton used"
! Hon. James Fl. Higgins.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-10-31
NOT REPRESENTED.

For at least IL years Rhode
Island has been represented
in the United States senate
by men who have no interest
in Rhode Island. Its senior
senator 20 years ago entered
public life as a man of mod
crate means, but during his
service in the federal legisla-
ture has amassed a princely
fortune. He may have faith
fully represented Rhode ISL
and at first, but has long
since ceased to represent it
and is now simply the repre-
sentative of the monopolistic
corporations and the preda-
tory trusts"
Hon. Rathbone Gardner.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-10-31
MORTGAGE ON MAN
HOOD.

"No nobler ambition can
exist in the breast of any
man than to enter the ser
vice OF his country, his state
or his city. / ask you, how
can such a man secure an
entry into that service here
unless he mortgages his
manhood to the boss? If he
does that he becomes worth
less and worse than worth
less to the community. -
Col. r. II. l. Goddard.
New-York tribune., 1906-09-21


ILNcoIlN-on September 70. 1905. lowell Lincoln n
eldest of Lowell and Clara A. Lincoln. 81
~ or nis sse Fuseral ssryoes vii ee hsd az No.
noon. September 21 1905. $50 O'Clock kindly onalt
flowers Boston papers please copy
MERsEpEAU-On Wednesday September 10 foos ~ :
gar W. o. Lawreuoa and ADELAIDE NsTs~-eau. "a
essa services Saturday. p ~. rom bis late rssi-
ceaoe. No 40 Ocean ave- Brooklyn
MERWIN-on September - az WoIfeboro n n Fslsn
Hin Norwin, wife 81 Ainon Baxter NerEin f1a.rai
services VIII be held Friday. September n AZ 2 3)
m at the resideucs Of her brother. Charles III Ff.il
No' Ai7 MOUNT Pleasant ave, Newark. n J.
RODGEIs-At her resIdsnss Lausanns s,Vitzsriana An
gust - 1905 Henrietta DorTng0n dausher 81 ia as
Ale&ander Robertson Rodgers. New YORK fnfs--~rr
at WOODLAND az the conveniencs Of the family.
sAI4sBy E4-sgadeny. az her homs Nyacl-on- Eauisoa
Sgte-oer - aary L salisbury wife of tho lats John
cay tne list on the arrival train leaving rra R.
F0aa' west I'D St. az i2.25. Chambers at 12.4O
on Tuesday. September ~ Madelsins Van cisvs = Be- Be-
a. tbs Church Francis KAYE IA A. Vl-9r f.r5
"a. on Friday the 2lst ar 1850 a m Interrssnr
In Grsea"ood. a. the eoHvenicnco Of the family.
sTURGEs-
Mechanics National Bank of City of New YORK hs.d
unanimously adopted:
The directors OF tho Mechanics National Bank have
learned with 0f ~ rheir
c.ate. Mr, William g.. 6turEes
MT stursss possessed a marked degree ne charzo-
teriHtcs which 80 to make up Errong and vauabis
director and bis associates board Sesrs 10 49,
on tho records ther appreciation Or ability M de-
faithfulness with which he discharged rs t-I9t ~ us
Attest: FRANK b ROE
Secretary e ne E0ar1
wARDMAN-on soptsmber % Seymour Laeaut ssa o.
E<Vin and Caroline ktlx Wardrlan. runeraf a. tal-
BAN Road and WsJnan ave-. Mem Rochelle On Friday.
az II a m
New-York tribune., 1906-09-21
my LADY'S MAID
Casino Theatre.

Everybody remembers the three little maids that
disported themselves az Days q few seasons ago
and sang about the miller's daughter and various
other charming things. They were Miss Madge
Crichton. Miss Mason and Miss Elsa Ryan. Their
songs were written by Paul Rubens. So when one
heard that they were again 70 appear together in
musical play by the same author-composer, this
time called My Ledys Maid" one at least had
hopes. II must be confessed that these hopes were
not fully realized ar the Casino last night THE
Three Little Maids" had grace about II, a restful
atmosphere. a daintiness that the stage manage
ment az the Casino had been unable 20 supply 10
my Lady's Maid" Both English born. but
the latter has been brought UP Broadway. and II
has not improved IN style IN mannersl E1-
eept for Joseph Coyne. who labored heroicaly and
with much success as the inevitable silly Eng
lishman; George Carroll, a drou and dinlinuttve
comedian. who hts foil, and the three maids
themselves. the cast out of the spirit Of Mr..
Ruben's play and music and the chorus no less
50. But the costumes and scenery were such as are
described as gorgeous which sometimes seems TO
New-York tribune., 1906-09-21
SOCIETY BRAVES R4IN
Vanderbilt -Four Wins Blue at JVest-
chester Horse Shoe.

IN spite OF the heavy fan Of rain ves..r5.,, 49,
noon, more than eight thousand people s.tsnso.,
the exhibition OF the Westchester Horse show "A.
sociation at White Plains. Many society xoroa,
braved The weather in automobiles and ,o,,r-,r-
hands.
Although Alfred @. Vanderbilt won only red -,,
hons IN two harness horse classes, he reas-ros.
himself by winning a blue ribbon with his fo,r-sn.
hand Mr. Vanderbilt was the box, ana The
clever manner IN which he handled the rtebons ,vn
admiration from the spectators.
lie drove -FOUR chestnut geldings ana defeated =
oainpoeH thompson. who was second, ana Edwin
II. Meatherbee. who received the yellow ribbon
Oli'er Hartman. who is president OF the fair ana
morse show associations looked after the exhthit,
OF cattle, vegetables and dogs.
Miss Ethel Rockefeller brought an automoNSs
party and so did E. s Rsynal Others who has
parAlng spaces were Mr.. and Mrs. z. H Weather
Dee, Harvey 5 Ladew, Mr.. and Mrs. Martin. Mr.
ana Mrs Charles A. Baudouine. Mr.. and Mrs W ~
GuSssil, = a. Morrison, ir Mrs Henry Sierei
q. 10 ~ Leith. George Greer. b. Q. Bishop George
BEDFORD, Daniel G. Reid Marion Story a I. Rots t.
sTisi4s sTi ,;,h James MeCienahan. F. s MoViokar and
77! 7tor The first time sincs the show opened. Miss
ribbon she won both these prizes in the eSEbiSs
~ ~ i.aIiless horses In addition the ribbon
R lRgton Whitehouse Her winner was Tendresse a
tn IL mare ARE ana her third horse bay geld
The summaries follow:
s S T The a haroR hoRds ana or PFs.d.n PRaw06 by
c9Fas.natlon horses oaorss suitable FOR barne., and
s@2a.e @ p9T1oses horse be first shown 70 an sppro-
lealle ans judged horse best suited for har-
go pCsssl-Mcn by Thomas Ryan's Caarsta, Miss
lolita. third '-' -1'S- w. . Ei'lOl' >
pi IfiFs D q harness horses shown before dsrpi-
: " HoTrnan's Laughing water ana chieftaini Alfred
rOosr-s 49,. ne h2ungster ana Polly PTtIn, second
third. 10y 4-''NNe anu Lazy Daroaf~.
We Harness % horses over I4I rot exceeding Is hand-
ty Miss Gertrude G!berts The Baron; Nrs william
Bitten. third --'' - $1,000 :
EE7H IL
S.hs lAS hands oyer)-gon hv Thouas u Ryan.s
&S-srsttAs Miss Rhea II. Reds Endora second. Miss
--il4F II Ee-dforf's Helena.
airs of harness horses n
nFst prize offered by Albert q Bcstwfc-won by
sseLIlIaans Chieftain and Laughing Water; Alfred
G rults Polly Prim and The Eoungser. second
NSS9fss I. tlacsen Betty ana Bobby third
fcnies under saddle l3 and not exceeding hands
p5I1e pnere1 ~ John y. ATchbol)-Won BY Harvey
sH Lacy Jean; Thoraas = Ryan's Miss Dainty,
seSSq2nai james T. Aulgrew's Princess Alice. third
harness honses Chorse 49, hands: conformation
sc. Qaaliy % count % Per cent-Won by William II.
49, & esnaeai J G ThonVson's King George second,
- 4Iauhed middle and light weight hunters-Won by z.
heynGls Tho Egyptian J. c. Thompson's King George
second; L VICTOR Fr1nenrs GoEfallon. third.
-Four II hands oroad Re shown before a coschi
r-1zes o1ered hy n q Redl-Won BY Alfred O. Wander
Tilt; c Thompson. second; z II. weatherbes. third
New-York tribune., 1906-09-21
APPEAL FROM JERUSALEM.
Home for Aged Asks Jews to Contribute to
Aid Of Institution.

Many members Of the Jewish community OF New
York have received e little book from the man
ayers OF a home for the aged In Jerusalem de-
scripuvo or the institution and containing a plea
for aid The booklet contains the following infor-
nation:
We venture TO produce short but accurate de-
..Moshab zekenIn and zekenoth in JerussIs-
Little and poor was IL by her fundatiOn through
dhe t, late Dr. saunders and foEtifysd latter BY
the Eternal. the lover OF aged people. and thanks
10 our dear ooreligionists Wardens and members
stitution rised up from the degree Of little Tea
Kitchen 10 a large Aged World which is a real
ornament in Jerusalem and pleasure to tho holy
land and TO Judaism in general
This Institution consists at present OF two sep
splendid building out OF the town and the other
ior women N our own large House. and in hired
uons, which each separate Is a world for herself.
existing presumptuOUs with their beauty and use
fullness with the help Of the Almighty and loyal
work Of US managers 70 enlarge and accomplish
them TO make them real aged world and asylum
20 all the aged people Of Jerusalem
You understand well beloved brethren, how
grtsvous II IS TO 20 turn aside the aged candi-
dates with the far hope OF vacancy and alotement:
still more the institution TO build rooms and
put more beds. but Is 1t beyond possibility;
what can do with our weak power which is
ALREADY without that fagged2
From all Circulars and letters in the past
time you have seen the great dsicit are charged
IN Russia in the past two years, and our sTpsnses
are heavy and increase gradually by the enlarge
rnent OF the both houses. Our situation Is eonse-
quently az present very critical
OBSERVATION
We beg to take caro- upon our printed address; It
happens often that donors change our envelops
with enyeOps of other institutions ana therefore
their donations do not arrive to US duly.
This Is our Address:
MOSCIIAB-SEKESIM
Jerusalaul.
New-York tribune., 1906-09-21
PRINCETON BEGINS ITS 1SOTH YEAR.

Princeton n. J.. Sept 2O.-The 1sOth college year
OF Princeton University formally opened IN
MarQuand Chapel this afternoon.
Since the first OF the month students, from sub
freshmen TO post-graduates have been rocking into
town and trying examinations and generally pre-
pairing FOR the year. The gaudy blazers ana fero-
ciOus looking caps Of the aI-important sophcrnores
have been cOnspicuOusy IN evidence since the first
OF the week, much 70 the CONSERVATION Of the
freshmen. who have been doing stunts ever since
After forming in Nassau Hall the faculty marched
in body 20 MarQuand Chapel. Following prayer
and some hymns. Dean Harry 3. Fine. IN the ab-
sence Of President WfsOa. addressed the students
He said in partI
Unhappny President Wilson Is not IN Prlnceton
70 open the university. ne - Still in England. ]
am glad 20 say, however, that he Is already so far
restored 70 health that his physicians have con-
sented 70 mis- return about the middle OF next
month Through the muniAcence OF our friends
most OK them alumni OF the Untversity-our ma
tertal equipment has been increased and our facy
ulty strengthened Patton Hall, the joint gift of
the classes OF 1s92-1901 IS ready for occupancy a
new lecture room, MCCCsh Hall. Is IN process OF
construction and VIII In part be available for USE
IL Is hoped. by February. room has been pro-
ytded for the use Of the faculty IN Nassau Hall
the room In which the Continental Congress held
It's sessions from June 70 November. 17S3. The
lower floors OF University Hall have been converted
apd cornmodious enough to accommodate the entire
New-York tribune., 1906-09-21

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New-York tribune., 1906-09-21

de Tracy. whose descendants still flourish IN the
west OF England. and from him Lord wsnyss ana
Lord sudeley are both descended William A
Tracy. after the murder OF ST. Thomas, ,t.enn,.s
in vain 10 escape from the kingdom. Again ana
again he took ship. The winds Of heaven rer,,sa
20 watt him over the sea Furious storms alwavs
drove him home again. and 20 this day. thanks 20
this. the following disteh Is current in the West
Country about his descendants:
The Tracys
who have always the wind in their faces
The two remaining knights. Morevtlle ana Er,to
managed 20 reach Rome. where they wers sant ~,
the Pope Of tie day 20 do penance in the Holy Land
They were never heard OF again after Leaving ~.
Eternal City. MARQUISE DE FNONTENOy
New-York tribune., 1906-09-21

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New-York tribune., 1906-09-21
ROBERT R. HIT DEAD.
End Comes at Summer Home at
Narragansett Pier.

Narragansett Pier, r. l.. Sept. 2o.-congress-
man Robert r.. Hit, of Illinois. died at his sum-
mer home here to-day. Heart failure following
long period of increasing physical weakness was
the final cause OF death. Mrs. Hit and two
sons. w. s. Hit and r. II. Hit, were at the
bedside.
When Congressman Hit. accompanied by his
Wife. arrived at Kinney Lodge. their summer
home here in June. IL was understood that the
Congressman was not in good health. his con-
dition being attributed to ailments due 10 sd-
New-York tribune., 1906-09-21

POSTAL INFORMATION, RE
GARDING INCOMING AND
OUTGOING MAILS, WILL BE
FOUND WITH THE SHIPPING
NEWS ON PAGE 8.
New-York tribune., 1906-09-21
WHAT is GOING ON TODAY.

Music Show. Madison Square Garden.
Annual Convention OF the New York County Woman's
Christian Temperance UnlOn Seventh Street Methodist
Church. east Of Third avenue.
Republican Assembly district conventions elect
gates 10 state convention
Coney Island festival
Free Geological Park and Museum Of Natural
New-York tribune., 1906-09-21

COPMANN-KENT-On September 10 at Vancouver
b. g, by the Rev. r. J. Wilson. Annie r. Kent OF
Bay Ridge. y. Y 10 Julius William Copmann. Os
Yokohama. Japan.
POsT-NIILLER-On septsmber 20 at ST. Peters Church
MOrrstown. " J.. by the Right Rev. David n Greer
by Rev. Theodore Irving Reese James OTIS
Post 70 Dorothea, daughter Of Captain and J. W.
Miller.
SATTERLEE-ISELIN-On Wednesday, September n
1906 az Grace Church Chantry. hy the Right Rev.
Henry Y. Eatterlee d. D, assisted BY ArOhdeac1n
George = Nelson, u D.. Mary Phipss Isefn daughter
the late AdOlphus " Gouverneur. 10 Dr. Ffancs Is
Roy 5atterlee
HOMPSON-HUNT-At Helena, Mont, September Is
Of St Peters Church BY the Rev. Francis r. Ratenan
assisted by Bishop Burgess, Of Montana, v.
Thompson, OF New York and Elizabeth R-dealy.
daughter OF the Hon. William II. Hunt.
TOftNEA-WnNSOOt--At Utica. y. z. SATURDAY.
September Is. BY the Rev. W W BsinGer. u. ID
DR.. George H. Torney. IT,. Anna strong Wynkoou.
Notices Of marriage. and deaths must be fnJor..d
with full name and address,
New-York tribune., 1906-09-21
HARvARD's OLDEST GRADUATE DEAD

Boston. Sept. 20.-John Torrey Morse the
Oldest graduate OF Harvard University and sole
survivor Of tie class OF 80, died to-day at his
home in this city. He was ninety-th three wears
old Formerly he was a merchant. but retired
MANY wears ago. Mr.. Morse leaves three sons
u Rollins Morse, a New York banker: Charles
Torrey Morse. OF Beverly, and John Torrey
Morse ir. the biOgrapher and historian.
New-York tribune., 1906-09-21
CALL CONGRESSMAN FROM WEDDING
Labsr Men Ask Him to Attend Conference
Strike May End.
[By Tslesraph 10 The TT1bunsI

10y ~FE0I-S4
Washington. Penn, Sept 2O-Congressman z.
W. Acheson. while attending the Wilson-Cluttsr
wedding at Charleroi last evening. was called
out OF the house by William Little. national or
ganizer, and others Of the United Mine Work
ers and requested 10 go to hall near by. where
some Of the strike leaders wanted 20 see him.
The Congressman excused himself. went to the
hall and was in conference for an hour. 1t is
understood that the Congressman promised 20
end the coal strike at CharlerOi.
New-York tribune., 1906-09-21
MORTON 2. PLANT TO GO ABROAD.

IBy Telegraph The Tribunal
New London. Conn. Sept 20.-MortOn r. Plant.
who took his fast schooner yacht IngOmar abroad
last year Is TO sail from New York Saturday on
the Vaderland. bound for Antwerp. Mr.. Plant
plans TO remain abroad about two months. He will
visit friends in London. Berlin. Baden Baden ana
other places He sale for New York tonight on
his steam yacht Venetia.
New-York tribune., 1906-09-21
WOMAN THROWN FROM CAR AND KILLED

Mrs william r. Constable. wife Of former
Commissioner Of Charities IN Yonkers. was acci-
deutaIly killed al Tuckahoe yesterday afternoon by
befng thrown from trolley car IN which. with her
huzhaEd her two and a youLE woman. she
was on hsr way White Plains Ihe car struck
Mrs Constable who was sitting a. the eLd or a
seat was thrown 70 the roadway fsel zeal struck
died Instantly.
New-York tribune., 1906-09-21
In sIeIuOFtam.
stsrns. Simon

ATKINs-On September u 1eOa Ridgewood n ,
Emma Oliver. wife OF Thomas J. Atxins- Funeral .sr.
vices her late residence No. cal WiuouEhby ava
Brooklyn. Friday, september 81. at ESQ ?. m
BARREFF-Sudd-nly, her summer home Wesr Has
Long Branch, y. J., wednesday morning seDr.r,her
10. Mrs Harriet A. Barrett Funsra service will be hei
at her city residence. 2t7 West Ssth on gat,rIxy
TIE 2at instant at IL a Interment in Greenwood
Cemetery.
HARhlNdTON-Cln Wednesday. September 10 i0O8 az
ner residence. NO 2lf Clinton BroOklyn. Helsn
Frances daughter Or Frances Wilder and ths lats Luks
HarrinEton- FUNERAL private.
HARRQWER-At his residence. No s8I sumner street
bunalo. = r.. Thursday. September eO. 1906 Horatio
Canning narrower
HiShs-At WestoGry Long Island. Ninth Eaoah. 18Th.
BENJAMIN 70 Hicks, tn ths Tlst year Of his aEs FNt
neIaA az tfaehQs Meeting House Westbury. First
day Ninth MONTH 23d at II m RinGly orait
street az $50
LksIER-on Thursday. September 20, 1909 David
bssnerd Lestsr. IN his Toth year Euneral servtces
viii % hsld at bis late resistance. No. la3 Hancoek
street bToohyn. ~ z, Saturday. septsmbsr a At
p m Intsruisns rrivAts
New-York tribune., 1906-09-21
"rnE WILD DUCK" IN BOSTON.

TBy Telegraph The Tribunal
Boston, Sept 2O.-At the Colonial Theatre this
afternoon Wright LoriTner and his company pre-
ssnted FOR the first tine IN Boston Henrik Ibsen's
five ACT prose drama, The Wild Duck" The audi
ence filled every seat IN the theatre. Mr. IoTimer
appeared IL the part Of HJalmar Ekdal the pho-
tographer.
New-York tribune., 1906-09-21
PROMINENT ARRIVALS at THE HOTELS

GRAND-L J. Hill. Cape Town South Africa
HOFFMAN,. L Pilgrim. London; Z. J. Richard
son Honolulu. MANHATTAN-TheOdOre Stems
land Chicago. NAVARRE-Baruey Oldheld. Cleve-
land. ST. REGIS-BarOn ROsen, Washington
WAI.DORF-A j. Drexel Biddle, Philadelphia
New-York tribune., 1906-09-21
NOTES OF THE STAGE.
Miss Cahin Unable TO Extend Her Time in
New York

Miss Cahu can play Marrying Mary only two
weeks more at Days Theatre The play was
booked for six weeks. but its success has been so
great that every effort was made by Mr.. Arthur TO
extend the time. This he unable 70 do, how
ever, and the play must go Miss Cahin Will begin
her tour I'm Philadelphia.
New-York tribune., 1906-09-21

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THE soNDMAN" AT ORURY LANE.

London. Sept. 2n.-Hau Gaines dramatiEation Of
his novel. The Bondman." was produced at the
Drury Lane Theatre tonight, with Mrs. Patrick
Campbell and other well known people IN the cast
New-York tribune., 1906-09-21
ror,cn.t for special LoealltIes-For New England

Highest tsmpsratur. yesterday IS teEressi lowest "a;
average 49, corresponding data OF last year
!l average for eorrssponains date Of lAst twenty-five
Local Foruca.,t so@t,srsd thrnd.rstorms to-day Ant
Saturday Hight 10 frsan west winas.
New-York tribune., 1906-09-21
Special Notices.
PERSONAL.

slon n Fourth Avenue car yesterday fvho bscarns
PROVOKED because the gentleman IA 'front.' tur1sd
page of bis novel befors ss had finished reading h avs
bis shoulder) VIII send her and address 81 10
90 any bookseller she Will be spared Necessity Ia
tuturs Of Eanfsstns her disDlsaJrs at r4dsnssA
Mention The 1ncomplete Anorist~ 20 avoid srror.