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The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-09-27
MAY NOMINATE
I A THIRD TICKET

Buffalo N. Y. Sept. 27.-The party
leaders and delegates who gathered here
for the Democratic state convention.
which after the most remarkable session
In the history OF the organization In the
state adjourned at 2:20 o'clock this morn
Ing are leaving today for their homes, ia
tgued from the hours OF strenuous con-
ferences which proceeded the convention
and the long turbulent session which
marked its close.
III was fully o'clock when most OF the
delegates got back 10 their hotels this
morning after having been I'm the conven-
tion from $3.50 o'clock the night before.
The hungry horde made raid upon the
few restaurants which were open at that
hour. and fairly swamped the places In
their demand for food.
II was such night as Buffalo had not
seen i'm years. Rain began TO fall during
the last hours OF the convention and the
clothes OF more than 700 persons who had
been In the densely packed auditorium
were drenched on it's way home. There
was a great overflow gathering outside
the hall during the entire session which
was so replete with incident and even rain
could not drive away those on the outside
who had been fortunate enough TO secure
space az the windows.
The delegates were late I'm rising today
anl the party leaders showed NJ dSpJ.
sit.on 10 comment a this time upon the
ticket named last night or upon the char
acter Of the proceedings.
District Attorney William TTavers Je.
rome who entered the race for the Demo
cratic nomination because OF the dis.
graceful conditions" which he declared
exists, returned today 10 New York He
was asked this morning III he had any
comment 10 make on the nominations
Mr. Jerome did not attend the conven-
ton. Il will say nothing for the pres
ent, he said. Later / NAV make my
position and my views clear, but for the
present I shall give out no statement"
Mr.. Jerome said that the so-called AL
bany conference OF anti-Hearst Demo
Gratis which was to have met again this
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-09-27

idea OF another session In Buffalo, but
would meet again shortly at the call OF
the chairman. Edward NJ. Shepard OF
New York.
us a third ticket likely as result OF
the future sessions OF the conference2'
the district attorney was asked.
You VIII recall / think. that l have
nothing 20 say today"
The possibility OF a third ticket is gen
orally commented upon because OF the
almost revolutionary character OF some
OF the speeches delivered In the conven-
tion. Speakers who arose TO nominate
and second William Sulzer for governor
denounced William II. Hearst In the Bit
terest terms their vocabularies could
conJure up.
Thomas NJ Osborne. former mayor OF
Auburn and one OF the organizers Of the
Albany conference declared that the
bosses" who he said controlled the con-
vention would be swept away"
"Out OF the trail or your dishonor."
ne asserted. "a new Democracy will arise
in which you will have no part
Mayor Mcclellan said this forenoon:
"rhe Democratic state convention has
nominated "A ticket. am Democrat
and of course l accept"
STANDS BY TICKET.
Congressman William sulzer, before
leaving for New York city today. said:
Il am now ana always nave Dttu a. I'ih-
ocrat, and IL goes without saying that
shall support the ticket"
PAPERS BOLT HEARST.
Rochester N. Y, Sept. H.-The Union
and Advertiser of this city, established
I'm 1926 declines TO support Hearst. IL
has always been Democratic, but In its
issue today IL AYERS that II "owes no al
legiance 10 the candidate OF the Demo-
cratic convention at-Buffalo"
Rochester, n. Y. Sept H.-The Roch-
ester Morning Herald, ever since Its birth
a Democratic newspaper, In this morn
ing's issue announces itself as an indie
pendent newspaper and advocates the
election OF Charles r.. Hughes.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-09-27
LABOR TEXT BOOK
CRlTICISES ROOSEVELT

Washington. Sept H.-"Textbook OF
Labor's Political Demands" is the title
OF a document just issued by authority OF
the executive council OF the American
Federation OF Labor Labor's grievances
are gone into I'm a great detail and brief
history is given of the efforts made TO
secure the passage of certain bills before
congress. one OF the striking declara-
tions is that the right OF petition has beer
denied to government employees by order
OF President Roosevelt. On this point the
textbook says:
Recently the president issued an order
for bidding any and all government en-
ployes upon the pain OF instant dismissal
from the government service to petition
congress for any redress Of grievances or
ftf-affy- Improvement their condition
Thus the constitutional right OF citizens
to petition must be surrendered by the
government employe in order that he may
obtain or retain his employment"
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-09-27
MRS. BENES SAYS
MURDERED MAN
WAS HER HUSBAND

New York. Sept 27-Aron fashion,
aged p years. was arrested last night
charged with connection with the murder
OF his brother. Mahar Maraion, S5 years
old 'Maraion" is the Armenian equival-
ent OF the Turkish name fashion.
The arrest was made on the theory
that IT was the older brothers body
which was found dismembered In an eXca-
We tion off West Thirty-sixth street Sun.
day. and followed a lively chase which
started at the home OF the men at 42d
Eleventh avenue. At the house the police
claim that they found a trunk and o
dress suit case. both stained, apparently
with blood. and some red burlap in tex
ture and color similar 10 that IN which
the torso was wrapped.
The piolice also took to the station
house a 9-year-old brother OF the two
men. The boy, the police say. told them
that there had ben a fight I'm the house
on Saturday night and that Aron made
several trips from the house after mid
night. The boy also said. according to the
police. that he had seen a human head
bundled up I'm paper.
The prisoner has what the police say
is a knife wound on his right elbow
Mrs. Josephine Benes OF 36l East Sew
enty-first street satisfied the police last
evening that the victim OF Sundays
butchery i'm the vicinity OF West Thirty
sixth street was her husband Joseph. who
deserted her four weeks ago. The head
OF the dismembered body is still missing.
but identlhcations seemed positive from
peculiarities OF the hands and feet, as
well as birth marks on the body
Benes was IS years OF age and en-
ployed I'm carriage factory on Forty
seventh street. According 20 his wife. he
was sober and industrious, and so far as
she knew had no enemies. When .e left
home"he carried a watch. some 1922 i'm
cash and a bank book representing de-
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-09-27
HOME COMPANY
To ENTERTAIN
CITY FATHERS

At the meeting OF the city council COM
mittee appointed TO consider the petit
tions of the Home Telephone company
for permission TO erect poles and wires
and TO carry on general telephone bust
ness In this city, II was voted 10 hold
public hearing within "A month: but no
date was decided upon.
Judge Thomas u. Lee. attorney for the
company, invited the committee 10 visit
some OF the cities where there are two
telephone companies located No dates
for the visit nor what cities were TO be
visited were decided upon; the commit
tee accepted the invitation.
Judge Lee was not requested 10 make
known the names OF those back of the
Home Telephone company. and Of course
did not voluntarily do so for he has said
that IL is ''nobody's business"
When corporations desire permission
from city officials for the launching OF a
new project, IL is the custom TO find some
excuse for giving the officials a junket;
and the Home company apparently knows
its business.
IL Judge Lee does not make the names
Of those back of the company known be-
fore the public hearing is held. there is
every indication that the public sent-
ment at the hearing will be so adverse 10
the granting OF his petition as 10 warrant
the committee In making an unfavorable
report without further investigation.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-09-27
the FRENCH SOCIETIES
PARA0ED IN THE RAIN

The celebration planned for today in
honor TO the delegates TO the national
convention OF LUnion St Jean Bap-
tiste, at Woonsocket. was marred by
the inclement weather The solemn
high mass was celebrated at the
Precious Blood church by Rev. F. A
Chagnon. Champlsin. " Y, national
chaplain. Rev. Joseph Bourgeois Of
Arctic Centre. ". l., was deacon. and
Rev. Mederic Roberge OF WoonsoCket
was sub-deacon, and Rev. Ernest
Renaudet OF Woonsocket. master Of
ceremonies. A chorus OF $50 sang
In heavy showers 20OO men uaraded
after the mass. Major Paul ST Jacques
Of Woonsocket was crief marshal de
spite the rain thousands saw the pa
rade along the principal street. which
were handsomely decorated. he dele
gates Will be rendered banquet thi
evening.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-09-27
THE SIXTH WARD
Committee TICKET

The regular Democrats OF the Sixth
ward announced their ticket today as
follows: Ward committee at large.
Christopher w OBrien; first district.
Michael F. Bannon: second district. Wal
ter ]. Donnelly; third district. James f.
Carroll; fourth district. Thomas NJ
O'Hara; fifth district Luke r. Tanning:
sixth district. Thomas "a. Kelley.
Delegates To state and congressional
conventions Thomas A. Carroll. Samuel
NJ Hobson.
Delegates 10 city convention TO nomi-
nate mayor-James Leahy. John j. Ker-
wick James +. Mclaughlin. John Cur
ran. Charles +. Sanford
Delegates TO city convention to nomi-
nate senator and representatives
Charles D. McCullen, Daniel j. Healey.
Walter =. White. Charles H. Penno. WI
liam NJ. A. Nottage.
School committee Elzear Gingras.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-09-27
! AM IN THIS
FIGHT To W|N,"
SAYS HUGHES

New York. Sept. 27.-Charles f. Hughes,
the Republican nominee for governor, said
today: II am i'm this fight 10 win"
What are your plans or Ideas as TO the
conduct OF your campaign" was asked
III would not be proper for me TO ex-
press my views upon the subject before
conferring wit hthe representative OF the
men who nominated me" replied Mr..
Hughes, adding: But there is one line
OF policy upon which / have determined
and or which / am not averse 10 talk.
1T Is the attitude which / shall as
sumo toward the press TO which i refer
| shall say nothing 10 the newspapers
that do not say In my public utter
ances. That Is, / shall not indulge I'm a
newspaper campaign"
What do you think Of the action OF
the Democrats
II think IL will be a very interesting
campaign" he said, that is all care &c
say on that point"
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-09-27
Z R0VIDENCE GAS co IN TWO
SUITS AGGREGATIhG $4,000

The Providence Gas company is de-
fendant in two suits filed in the su-
perior court today.
Mrs Salina II. Clinton and her hus-
band on Aug 10th. 1904. occupied a
tenement on Summit street In East
Providence. A gas meter. that. II Is
claimed. was improperly installed,
burst and the gas leaked into the Clin-
ton tenement and Mrs. clinton was
seriously III for long time She asks
$4,000 damages and her husband a like
sum for the loss OF her services
Comstock and Canning represent the
plaintiffs.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-09-27
GRANTED COMPARTMENTS i.
PRAYER IN EQUITY SUIT

Judge Stearns today granted complain
ants prayer for a preliminary injunc-
tion In the equity cause OF Charles J.
Burdick VS. Mardiros Kechijian. Com
painant recites that he was the pur-
chaser of n three quarters interest in
land I'm East Manning street at a mort
gagees sale and defendant refused to
give complainant a deed for purchased
interest.
Respondent IL enioined from selling or
incumbering the land claimed by
NJ Purdick James J. McCabe repre-
sents Mr.. Burdick.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-09-27
CITIZENS INDEPENDENT
CLUB ORGANIZES

A new club was formed in Olneyvile
last evening under the name OF the Citi-
zcns' Independent Reform club The or
ganization was started. with a membership
Of 92 The following officers were elected
and Installed: President George Ford .
secretary, NJ. J. Flynn; treasurer. John
Mcguire; master-at-arms. John Enright
committee known as the hall COM
mittee was made up OF Luke Handley.
John Carberry and p. ] McElroy A
committee on bylaws, composed of
George Ford Andrew Rush and NJ j.
Flynn. was also appointed.
The headquarters will be on Delaine
street in the vicinity OF Audrey street
and the purpose Of the organization will
be- the social and literary advancement
Of the members 1t is also expected the
club will ally itself with other clubs that
are out for n general reform.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-09-27
JUDGE BAKER HEARD
fAXTUCKET EQUITY CASE

Judge Baker heard today the equity
suit OF Pawtucket Gas company VS.. d.
Con- n Sons ct al on complainant's mo-
tion for a preliminary Injunction The
chief point Is whether the respondent Is
using more water than II is entitled to
under a certain agreement Complain
ant asserts suchm Is the case and that
respondents should be enjoined from con-
tinuing 10 violate the agreement
Respondents deny the allegation and
say they are using no more water now
than for years past and that there is
no reason for the granting OF a prelimi-
nary injunction. Green. Hinckley & AL
len represent the complainant and Ed
wards & Angel represent the respond
ents.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-09-27
NO PROSECUTIONS FOR
DEATH IN PRIZE RING

Portland. Me. Sept. 27.--The charge
OF manslaughter against Martin Mar
tenson. otherwise known as Terry Mar
tin, OF Philadelphia, and the four offi-
cials OF Monday nights fatal sparring
exhibition was dropped today In the
municipal court. on tho motion OF the
county attorney, and all were released
This action was taken In conse-
quence OF the verdict returned by the
coroners jury exonerating them OF all
blame Dilation Of the heart was the
cause OF the death OF the victim. Jack
Mckenzie, the Philadelphia boxer.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-09-27
DEMOCRATIC STATE
Committee DIDN'T ORGANIZE

Buffalo. ~ Y, Sept. N.--Contrary TO its
general custom the new Democratic state
committee did not organize after the con-
vention adjourned. Owing TO the lateness
OF the hour IL was decided to have the
chairman cali the meeting for a subse-
Quent date.
Patrick McCabe of Albany IL the only
member who has -heen- prominently men
toned as a successor to the position OF
chairman now held by Cord Meyer.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-09-27
UNIVERSALISTS HOLD
CONFERENCE Ar BOSTON

Boston. Sept. IA conference meeting
opened the second days session OF the
Massachusetts Universalist convention I'm
tho Second Universallst church today
Rev. Dr. Charles Conklln. the state su-
perintendent made his annual report and
later In the day council meeting was
held. Addresses had been arranged for
tie evening by Rev w. q schoppe OF
Webster and Rev. r s. Robient OF
Springfield
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-09-27
POLICE MUST PROTECT
At TONIGHT'S CAUCUSES
CONTINUED from Page One)

niclously active last year and the year
before In the interest of Boss Brayton's :
Hessians would have any work TO do this
evening
The belief prevailed outside. however
that n anything wus meant by Mr.
Pierce's declaration. which supplemented
mat ~ Chairmai Luther yesterday. that
the board meant 20 be fair 90 everybody
concerned, certain officers would not be
seen at tonight's caucuses
" would not be surprising N Commis-
sioners Gross and Pierce themselves nay
VISIT to some OF the wards this eve
ming.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-09-27
MRS. MARY |. SyRETT
RECEIVED HER DIVORCE

Mary l. syrett got decision in her m
vor today In her suit for divorce from
William syrett, which suit was heard by
Judge Mumford.
The decision was on the ground of neg
lect 90 provide Harry G. Curtis repre-
sented the petitioner.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-09-27

Lawrence Durante the New Bedford
policeman who received a fracture of the
skull Monday evening as the result of an
automobile accident on Silver Spring
street. Is reported at the Rhode Island
hospital 20 be yet unconscious and show
ing no Improvement.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-09-27
COLD STORAGE CHICKENS AND
MEAT CONDEMNED BY CARLOAD

ChicagD, Sept. T--Two cars of cold stor-
age chickens and over ten carloads OF
meat were condemned yesterday by Chief
Food Inspector Murray and his assist
ants, TO say nothing of 10 carcasses of dis
eased cattle and four calves.
The condemnation OF the chickens was
due 10 private advices received by Murray
from Canada. When he learned that the
lot had escaped him and was on the way
20 New York he notified the authorities
there, SO that they can catch the ship,
ment at its destination
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-09-27
WOMAN MURDERED;
POLICE SEARCH
FOR HUSBAND

Minneapolis, MINI, Sept 27.-Late last
night woman found murdered In the
Glenwood hotel was identified as the
wife or Harry Sussman, newspaper
Photographic They had been married
about a yeat.
They separated two months ago, the
woman returning to her parents and the
husband leaving town. A few days ago
Sussman returned and he and his wife
went away together. The police are look
ing for the husband
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-09-27
PARSONS GUILTY
Of MURDER IN
SECOND DEGREE

Boston, Sept PA verdict OF murder
in the second degree was returned today
against Henry Il. Parsons OF Somerville
10y jury I'm the East Cambridge court
Parsons was charged with having shot
and killed Harry w. Gilmore at the for
mer's lodging house when Gilmore was
attempting TO remove his trunk Par
sons was said TO he under the influence
OF LIQUOR at the time.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-09-27
LEAVES ARMY TO BECOME
STOCK BROKER At NEW YORK

New York. Sept 27.-Lieut Charles
r Daley, who resigned his commission
in the United states army two months
ago, became Yesterday a memhe1- of -Lha-
stock exchange firm % Mills Bros. q co.
Lieut. Daley was formerly well known
~ a Harvard quarterback
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-09-27
SAN JUAN, P. R.,
IN PANIC OVER
EARTHQUAKE

San Juan. p, r., Sept 27.-The city
of San Juan experienced a series OF
heavy earthquake shocks today. Begin
ming at i0.47 a. m. increasing I'm inten-
sity and lasting 80 seconds.
The terror stricken occupants OF the
shaking buildings fed To the streets
Even the government buildings were de-
serted. but no damage has yet been re-
ported. The excitement among the peo-
lie Is intense.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-09-27
GEORGE BUTTS TO BECOME
NEW SANITARY INSPECTOR

IL was announced this afternoon that
the successor 20 Mr.. Lewis. who died
Tuesday night after serving nearly ~
years NJ city sanitary Inspector. will
probably be George Butts
Mr. Butts has been connected with
tho health department since Mr.. Lewis
was taken sick two months ago and his
work he's been very satisfactory
Superintendent of Health Charles V
Chaplin wi'i make the appointment sui
ject to the approval OF the aldermen.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-09-27
MEMBERS OF CREW WILL
VISIT the HOLY LAND

Washington. Sept. T.-Orders have been
Issued by the navy department for the re-
frigerating ship Glacier. now enroute from
euez and Port Said. 20 proceed 10 Joppa
In order 10 give the members OF her crew
an opportunity 10 visit the Holy Land
This unusual privilege Is accorded the
men OF the Glacier because OF their ardu-
Gus experience in conducting the drydock
Dewey 20 the Philippines The Glacier IL
row on her way 10 the United tSates
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-09-27
STEPPED INTO MANR0LE

John G. Donahue OF i4s Jewett street
stepped into an uncovered manhole on
Victor street yesterday afternon and re-
ceived bad strains. The police found that
the cover had been removed by boys he
was chasing
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-09-27

AZ the Imperial tonight the following
amateurs VIII appear: Frank DOlan. &c
centric comiQue. r. l.. Mcfarland. read
er. HARRINGTON Trio. acrobatic feats; Lot
yon. lecturer, Lizzie McKenna. Highland
ding and Irish jig, Wycroft. fanck skating
Thf bill Will follow Immediately after
-hs regular performances.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-09-27
CHIMNEY FIRE, NO DAMAG

A chimney on FIRE In the rear 81 2i West
River street was the cause of an alarm
yesterday afternoon. The blaze was ex-
lingtilshed without damage
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-09-27

Naturalization this month has been the
heaviest ever known In this city. due
chiefly to the changes in the laws, which
went into effect yesterday. There were
So who secured their last papers md 3s5
who secured flrst papers.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-09-27
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET

Reported for The News Democrat over
the private wire OF EDWARD Il. SHELL
DON & CO. Bankers and Brokers, Room
234, Banigan Building.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-09-27
Too Late TO Be Classified.

"a OAK STREET. LOWER TENE.
ment, five rooms and W. c. 50 week
Apply So Messcr street sspt27-st
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