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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-09-18

Seq bar moStaset ~SsSieIsAagSboseu"
90 flyer Sem mango Sat Seq bar bsrt
meaeu gtoS ON Neune 300. % ieg iaubt
a: Den FOREIGNER al Den Hos aeu faar, iaa
ieg oil msS 9gGNe aubefaIe ben til andre.
y, SV!en,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-09-18
Zen nnge Eise, iorn forleSen MN

Sen hinge Etgc, loltt Torleoen mDr'
Seoe General Win peo 8eterbof, blep
i forrige uge b9nst / ct. 8etersbirrg.
"a Sanget ~anbragtes ON benbes
sails, raabte bun: "2pnge Iepe Den
~ioctale &euoIrtion for 9anS % Sri.
beo!" Eaa gasiiben al ct Sotografi,
iom Bum itrar for i'm 800 bapOe ienbt
i'm SsIter, bapbe bum ~itrepet: "Mit
2tp bar alt, ieg bapbe at gipe."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-09-18
st aomplot mos 1cQieres er ppSo

st aomplot mob Sa1ieres err opoa.
get | Rarieilles, bporben ben iranife
Br9iiSent bar reiit for at beige SEQ.
loniuoitiairgen beriteS8. Ser itaIi.
enife og ipunife anorfiIter, fon an.
toges at bape onbt Sinbe, blep ARE.
iteret, 90 omfotterbe 6orbolosregler
bIeo taget til 9raIi0entens 8eifpt.
telie
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-09-18
G5ar Nifolai og belle ben fetierlise

G5ar Iifolai og bele ben fetierlise
SamiIie brog / forrise use afiteo fra
Geterboi pau en- lRnsere Sisreiie, %
Der er / SEN @nleoning | RltsIano
aIle SLags SpeflrIationer ooer, boor
ban ifol ben, og boab aaringer til
hans &eiie er pua bette Siospumft, ba
Ger mproes og buieres r1tnot omfring
/ RltSlanb barre END nosenitnSe fsr.
s Sreoags onfom ban til @trtaniemt
/ SiuIaro, og fra ~officiel Slide er Der
rnltet ON, at fonife G5oren ogter Jig
til 8isbenbaon for at beisge i'm ipge
Wfo6er.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-09-18
q. &arseu, gumftpt. Rtnu.

seq bar nplis ~HObtaset min srGuiebos meb -Ts.
eorabs gpteu-, nemlis 5soisIsSassboseu, % ipues
meast auot pt ben. 5es bible lie butte ben ues
uuaeu anSen grGmiebUs, % lee tatier Sem nause
eanse.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-09-18

-9eeprabsgo tsns- Bramieboa, 5seieIsoaesbosen.
bar ies f~urIrnse fsen mobtusst. b~oOrfur Re ta,fes-
Seq oil aubefale ben til ale BIaoets soicre, ba ben
tr en- Brpo at bape til at ~neote8ue fiue Tprulores,
SsRenbes os 8euusrs Raoue. us Ueo at faa here's
Rapue % aarstaist be er fsot osb man bper eufelts
aIeer. 3 poseu fubss osiaa en- bel Del sOoe Sers.
Tom Der iisssr uresen Ganobeb I % &C bel peo al
teufe poer.
n.--R.A omt..
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-09-18

Gsoidsssssbosen bar ies r~Hpbtaset % ies nfsr ben
usmrriet sObt. Seq tror, bet &C ben beofs grrulte'
bog, rec sneuu bar iaaer uasO Siaoet. os reg tan trn9f
anbefaIe ben til ale.
aIireb DIipn. GsIfpr. @B.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-09-18

Talif SDmpatbi. - 0en mproeoe
rltSiiife General Wtines @rrfe mootog
Itrar efter Ntoroet fslgenbe Telegram
ira Song gb1pnros Seq err ooerprl.
oct al 6en frpgtcItge rllpffe, iom bar
ramntet Gent 6rue, % beber Gem
moOtoge min oprtetigite Spmpatbi.
- Goworo." "a man fanbt oct I'M.
SerIigt, at @rtternes &onge ifliloe
ienbe ct ScriouIigt Telegram til en-
u~noerororet r1aiiif Officers Sltitrlt
bleo en- l~lnOcrie5die igangiut, 90 oct
bar MI hit iio, at 8cng @oporo al
trig bar ietot noset iaabant Sele'
gram. Sagen lar paft itor Spitgt.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-09-18
Sra uolanoet.

Wabame Snmbert, Den berpgteSe
StorioinoIerifc, bIeo | forrise
lige lsslaot ira Sansilct ! Rernes.
tnor bun bar iibbet nogIe 4ar.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-09-18
Gn itprartet Teltmanpoer afbolo'

Gu itorartst ;Scltmanpocr afbolo'
te$ / forrige ll8e / Suegnen al Sies.
Mtg I 8reitSie len unoer &etier sStl'
hcImS perionIi9e 2eSelie. 10000
SoIoatcr, iorSeIt | TO armeer, leoe'
reSe ct oeritnbeIt SIag. Nansorer.
ne ofilltteSes / GprsSags, % eIteraf
8eiieren bonSe opret SaoIen III
elmer. iormcufolSte ban alle &orps',
Ttpiiiorr&-, @rtaaoe. og Hesiinerfs'
defer - iaIt Nltfring 100 - bolof
/ sierSe &esnoctr ct timelist sore
Drag FOR benz og fortnlte Dem, Drao
ban ipnteS ON Seres Sr9Itatloner.
San par / set belle tilfreSs meo gsan'
sprcrne o. meo Srnppernes WSarlh'
Spqtisbeo, Gn Suiantert.0 rptltor'
marihereSe paa en- Dag 80 enselfe
4Pa unS fitIS miIitGr Sppafriug,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-09-18
SusuilSc Yplitifere.

SnSuilSc EpIitifere. - Se foriti.
~tlrtioneIle 9emotrater / &llSlano er
al SsrIteminiitcr StoIppin negtet af'
boIbelie al en- Nortifongres / Ct. Te'
tersburg, % Nr ierSte 90 en- agelt
til SeIingforS ;or at bsre, ON De ftn'
tie slltoriteter 5apbe noget tmoo, at
&c benIa8be a0n6resien bertil. a8en'
ten if imioIertt0 life noeet tmsoe'
foumeroe Spor, bd Sinnerne baoSe
ioaet NOT nteS ocn birsoiIoe Rigsoai'
mas IfpSe / &i6org / Sommer. Sar.
tict bar 0erfor mt ienbt en- Igent I'll
.StcdboIm / iamme sgrinbe, % bots
De 9eller life Der iaar blipenoe Steo,
iii Iortiet iaroinndiapiS bli nsot til
at Ieie Ell 9ompcr 90 bolSe i'm &pn.
ores utiSt noe 3na Siteriisen. Srpg'
teIiee SlItaroc,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-09-18

Stttt 3uuimtr at "Seo GuHsH" inheboIoer:
80 5aIpimirr. - s Geooebo 8rGiteganro.
&~ftcnoar0ring, - Seuieipro9. Co., Strs'
nr1Haqcrr. 49, 8aGoer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-09-18
observation-disclosures

oir%SN ~ ~NNSSAeA ~ ~AihbSL ~
Saul 8. Stensloro mi onburS |
SamburgerIiniens 9ampifib "Brins
abaIbert" og nentes til Stem gort
2srbag ben 22Oe September. Sam.
burserIiriens Sfibe pIeier of saa lise
fra Reapel til 4merifo, beber BET;
men paa anmooning af Stdtsbepar.
tententet / 8aibington Lob "Brtn5
abaI6ert" inSpm til Sanger. Su
Stenslanb bar fommen omboro, Jag
De ban, at ban fsIte Jig IpffeIigere emo
nogeriinoe, itben ban BEN 15be Salt
rsurte ira Chicago meb ct Safe
S6ore.SrGn. s Chicago gaar bans
Gag i'm Gang. Oct beSer, at Iecei'
bet Set5er bar melIem en- balp Mil.
lion og 100000 poa Saano, og at
en- np l~1obetaling ifal ftnoe Steb ben
lite Hopember til De famine SSrbifp.
bere, iom tioIisere bar faaet 20 gro-
cent.
Snem gao Chicago "Sribune" ct
Sinf ON, OF 8aul .. StenslanS bar
at finbe / Saneer, 9orbafrifa9 Sri.
blu,e" ielo ~fortalte, at bet bar en- al
"Stenslanos bebragne @liferinSer";
men / BE IiSite Gage bar oct Gpete
9aaet / Chicago, at bet bar Rsnlin'
gems Spn Sbenoore, iom CAB ole Sp.
Ipsningerne. Oean finber bette &pgte
beitprfet berpeb, at ben llnge Wtano
life er lat unber Siltale. S % for
Itg er Rp9tet life urimeliet. Sa Saul
.. Stenslano Route, Loo Fan i'm enc.
Ite Ssn / stiffen, 90 at engelife api'
ier flrnSe ban Ie, at BEN ltnge Wano
Ianoipnliepis piIoe fonnme poo Sugt'
buiet. SaSerbiertct bar "a 9iort i'm
Ret 9~ieIoelSe, % ban bar oel ifreoet
til Ssnnert, at ban fiinoe rsbe burs
SpboIbsiteb.
@ranSiurpet uoitebte Sorsoag |
Forrige use s me Si~Italeorore, % De
oneit forlloen BauI s.. Sterslato %
$. %. Sering 3 al Gireftsrerrte | Den
fouereoe Riltpaufee aoe State ganf,
nenIig Msoriats 8trfebp, elof Sobn'
ion, 1sranf 81. Crane, u. So Bun o9
SspIepb Glitter. &onitttueret states
glttornep Barbour iagoe: Seq bar
oItiS foitboIbt, at ser bsr itatlieres ct
erempel paa 9~ireftprer, Iom tllaoer
ioa meaen &oaSberbeo en- Sdtt.
ghr bill Sc faa belle Sfiebne nrco De
andre, Iom er ,,nSer Siltale, Seq bar
hsrt, at be bill gisre IoSitano. vt
Sbecoore Stenslarb life er het t1l'
toIt fom 0ireftsr, peotomuer lite
Benz, Ser Dor @riutbe for, at ban
Tf,Ioe eao fri os De beitoar life oerL
of nom fsrte poa Spor efter i'm Sar.
Get uiopSe ban life, iaapiSt ieg neo'"
snIpeftsr Sbippp foriifrer. at ban
fam finSe @oIter Srant3en og itatte
hom frein. CHARLES 9. Hasnnlslen
C@eIt erie Str.) erflGrer en- gaote
poo S 5000 for faIif. CIR gsote saa
$4,000 er lmoerifrepen al Srels
grotbers; men bette 6trn'a erllterfe
life ben lite Mai 1905, % ben bier
ubiteSt.
ssauues Bad, en- blind 0sano paa
9eIs Str, grab, Do ban bsrte, at
han life f.rnoe faa $76O, iHn ban
bopSe lat irb / stensIanbs Sanf.
san piIoe BRUCE Sengene til at faa
id spn ieicu. Son bar engnrs Sern.
arbeiSer. Sor en- siS itSen itrss bans
Saritr1r fra 5am meo $500.
SIeoSore SteirsIarS erfl9reSe Of
lieutlis Sorsoag e~itermiooage OF ban
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-09-18
ucrife Kpan
1S14-19O6
UleS portrGter, Biosrafier % en- ~Iiteratur.
Riforif JmoIeSnins PEG
artTttan prrrtsurb.

9enne Samlins norRe apab, Der si fom rbnipninas.
%afbelins "9ecorab.Bpten1 fra SuIi 1909 til December 1908.
er MI meb enbel Retteiier % Spranorinser notpmuet Boo.
form. Glanbt anbet er Der tufpiet ct Bortr9t al @osmunb
Btnle, Tom, iaa pibt nibes, abrtg fsr bar bGret pHentiaaiprt.
Bosen giper ct iamIet Eiueoe af ben nprfe Iprifte 7istning
tbet LANCE 9ibsrum, Tom ftratfsr fig msusm be to nerfeIise
Sribebsaar 1914 os 1905. Zen ~inbebolber 9ortrRtter %
giosraFer af ~fslsenSe 9istere ~tuaissmeb ct llbpals af beres
9iee:
2pber Sasen, SOban Storm Wund, gunrab @icprai
SdtDaf, Stnon CLAUS WolH, Dsaurts Sanien, Senri, anfer
glsrrs8aarb, Senrif @ereeIanb, 8. 9. ~gselbapen, Splpefer
Stpertipn, GbriNiau Ronien, Gnbreas Nennf, Spraen gPpe,
y. U. gseIrIs, M. y. 9anoitah, .. ". Senfen, CLAUS gaoeIs
Tiis, Shepbor Rierulf. Ole Big, Soar aaien, Gasmunb
girje, Camille gonett, WG. 8. Mpnrab, Senrf SbTen, Bisrn.
fierne 1isrnion, Gnsebret Spueeu, Senrft 8rpbn, sSunas Ste,
2pren5 9ietridfou, &riitian Glitter, Grne @arbprs, sSobn Sic,
Sobn 8auien, Saob .. Bul, gprbabl RoIfien, artnofer
&anoerS, sbeobor gaspari, Der Siple, Rpientrants Sobnien,
Gnbers Supbeu, gilbeIm Rras.
nj Sororbet ~boiettes:
Seq baaber, at mango Of be bib til qanbct iubHnt.
tebe NpronnRno pi gjeninbe | benne &oabiamlina tin
Sfolen, % at Der fro Boeens 8Iabe pil tiae frem for
beres tnore Spn ct Stpffe Nprae, fprtIaret oieuuem
Observation-Disclosures SfiRr. GfnIbe benne 4oa bone
nosen fpeciel getsion, jfnlbe bet altiaa bore ben at 81.
bragg til at boloe blanf ben Gube, ion penoer hem mpo
bort sanle SRbrelanb."
gusen er 720 Siber flor, mutt uotnrst o. trpit Yoa
fnt 8Gpir.
pris beftet $3.50.
.. 2lnanSien, 9etorab, Soma.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-09-18

eeuo ~SeeOrab.SotenA til sIaoi
% gemeri bet saHIe sara. s
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-09-18

SGeoSore StesIanS erflereSe Of.
teutIig SorsSas Gitermiooage at ban.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-09-18

70. geeeu, WaStfou. @ts.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-09-18
O.. Das::ESs:. CO.. & s s'sss

ENxKH1D A sEOOED CLASS aATTks SuxR isrH lsn
az THR PosT oTsIcA At nKUoRAH. Iowa uHn1a u2
sCT OF ooSsERss OF MARcA 81 Ime
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-04-07
RICH MEMS SONS
GENERALLY ARE
WORTHLESS

Cleveland. April From my personal
observation and acquaintance ! am con
Vinced that 80 per cent of all rich men 5
sons are practically Worthless said
Rabbi Emil q. Hirsch OF Chicago here
yesterday. Among this great majority
are some who observe ordinary deccncy
and even conform To the appearance OF
elementary virtues. but even their good
qualities are or a negative sort. often
thcy receive praise. not for good they
nave accomplished but for evil they have
rcfrained from.
The money getting faculty. tho desira-
bilitN or which may be debatablc. la only
ono OF the qualities that do not seem to
descend from father 10 son. IL was the
great grief of the late Marshall Fields
HE that his son proved worthless and that
ne. had 10 leave his vast interests I'm the
hands OF others George NJ. Pullman de-
clared In his will that his two sons we're
no credit 10 him. so he cut them off with
annuites of $500. | am not familiar
enough with the Rockefeller family 10 he
positive about II. but | imagine that John
j.. Rockefeller, Jr, Is no exception TO the
1T Is rare that any good quality de-
scends 10 the sons OF tho rich. Such
youths go TO college. not To- learn. but 10
make display OF wealth aud 10 amuse
themselves. Their lives all too often are
reproach TO their families and an insult
To public decencV" 4"
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-04-07

NAME ON ENVELOPE
BROUGHT FORTUNE
TO AGED COUSIN

Boston April 7-Because BENJAMIN r.
Ellis had the habit OF putting his name
ana address on envelopes I'm which he
sent his letters he furnished n cline 10
the administrators or the estate OF Miss
Susan Ellis Murdock OF Carver which
has Just resulted In the Supreme judicial
court OF Massachusetts declaring him n
a lawful heir To one-half OF the estate
which amounts 10 about $500, 900.
Tho case In one OF the most ranont,c
that has come before the courts for many
years. BY the merest chance Il was dis
covered that Mr.. Ellis. who Is now al
most ~ and who lives In Peoria, Ill. was
an heir To part Of this fortune.
The case has been in the Massachlisetts
courts for more than three years and dis
tant relatives TO the number OF more than
1000 have come forward. Yet. hy the de-
oision OF the supreme court handed down
Yesterday, two first cousins, Benjamin r
Ellis and Mrs. Louisa Jane Ellis Pratt of
Sharon. are declared TO be the sole heirs
Miss Murdock died In 1902 at the Old
homestead In Carver. where she lived
with her housekeeper. Townspeople wero
astounded when they learned at her death
that she left stocks and bonds valued at
100000. She left no will. A search OF
Miss Murdock's effects brought TO light
an old envelope OF a letter mailed at
Peoria. ILL.,, years ago by a first cousin
In corner OF the envelope was the name
and address OF the writer. BENJAMIN r
Ellis, 406 North avenue. Peoria ILL.," No
one In Carver knew what relation the
Peoria man bore TO the old woman but
through correspondence which resulted
from the discovery OF the envelope Il de-
veloped that Ellis was first cousin.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-04-07
STANDING COMMITTEE
CHOSEN BY ". c. 7. U.

At the regular meeting Of Providence
yesterday afternoon the election OF stand
ing committees resulted as follows: FL
nance. Mrs. ID. w Hoyt Mrs. William A.
Walton, Mrs. William l.. Barnes; Sunday
school, Mrs. William A. Alexander, Mrs.
Joseph Tape, Mrs. w. r.. Prescott; sclen-
tinc temperance instruction. Mrs. ". j..
Roworth, Mrs. ID. w Hoyt. Miss T. O..
Welch. temperance literature. Mrs.
Emily r.. Smith Mrs s. h. Hartman.
Mrs. A. II. Howes; state institutions, Mrs.
l.. w. Cooper. Mrs. w A. Stevens, Mrs.
Walter T. Alexander. Mrs William T..
Barnes. Mrs Harry browne: legislation
and franchise. Mrs r. ". jackson, Mrs.
r.. NJ. Bolles, Mrs. f. r. Edwards: juven-
lie work, Miss r.. q. Hodge. public and
social meetings, Mrs James Estes, Mrs.
B. r. Edwards, Mrs. =. f. Hartman: Wis
ting committee Mrs. w. A. Stevens.
Mrs. Emily r. Smith Mrs. Frank G..
Smith; the press, Mrs r II. Jackson.
Mrs. William A. Alexander Mrs. w II.
Hewitt. neighborhood work. Mrs. William
A. Alexander. Mrs. William l.. Barnes
Mrs. Harry browne, Mrs Walter p. Alex
ander, Miss Mary s. Potter: printing
Mrs. H. j. Roworth. David w. Hoyt was
elected auditor and Mrs. william A. Wal.
ton superintendent OF auxiliaries
Miss r. c. Welch gave an interesting
talk on Mexico and 81 was voted to send
letters OF sympathy TO Mrs Pardon VI
stone and the family OF the late James
Elleman.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-04-07

"Its all of.
"There'll be no Pawtucket police COM
mission bill at this session OF the as
sembly.
let the cat out OF the bag so completely
that the thing is lacked up for another
year
Such were the laconic statements made
today by a man who is commonly sup
posed 10 known thing or two about the
dark and devious ways OF Pawtucket poli-
tics.
with a Democratic mayor" he con-
tinued. having the personal control of
the police force. the people OF the city
really have a voice In the management
of the department, and popular control
Is thus admirably secured.
But. Of course. that doesn't suit the
Republican machine. which absolutely
controls the board OF aldermen, whom 1t
selects and elects.
''Of course. Billy Barclay, Barney
keenan, and Ike GIL are awfully sore,
as are some OF the men who don't fancy
Mayor Higgins plain purpose Of keeping
the city clean and free from gambling
Joints and disreputable resorts.
They can't help themselves. though,
for II has been declared by those above
them that the game to wrest the control
OF the police from the people and put IL
In the hands OF the aldermen is all of,
owing TO the premature publicity given 10
81.
Although the Republican machine real
" has small hope OF getting aid OF a
Democratic mayor. for TO that extent the
people seem likely 10 be able for some
years TO come TO enforce their will at the
polls, they will now make a desperate
attempt TO land a Republican in that Job
next time.
IF they succeed. OF course there will
10 FOR he
rule act by which they seek 20 get the
police force into their hands; but IL they
fail, the bill will be introduced at the next
session OF the general assembly. I'm such
shape as 10 strip the mayor Of his power.
and thereby completely destroy popular
control OF the police. and put II In the
hands OF the aldermen.
They are likely 20 put up ex-Aldorman
Blake. the village blacksmith for
mayor: but N the Democrats can induce
Mayor Higgins 10 run again. or n they
can find an equally clean and capable
man for n candidate. poor Blake, who is
really an excellent fellow and by no
means personally objectionable, will GER
tainly be the lamb led 10 the slaugh-
ter
I'm any event. the machine doesn't in
tend 10 take any chances I'm fits game TO
take police control through the mayor
away from the people.
The kepubncane have got TO have the
police force under their absolute control
They need u IN their business. don't you
know
50 hard as II T. for them 10 walt
whole year-and they're dead sore over II
they are trying 20 console themselves
with the assurance that they will be
given what they want by the next assem-
biy
And the joke OF st all IL that. though
the real conditions and purpose will be ex-
actiy The reverse of those that led 10 the
passage OF the home-rule bill for Provi-
dence. the Pawtucket scheme will be pa
rsded as a genuine. eimonpure hone-rule
act, and the action OF the assembly IN the
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-04-07
MEN TRY To KEEP
SEALSK|N WIVES
ON MUSkRAT WAGES

Mendon. Mass April MANY a young
man is trying to support a sealskin wife
on a muskrat salary. Too many of our
girls are raised in the sealsltin class" said
Mrs. S. Ella Switzerland, of Athol. ad-
addressing the Worcester and Norfolk Po-
mona grange yesterday.
BE neat" she continued, speaking to
the women members. BE cleanly in at
tire, and don't take too much stock in a
sts stttt-of n 81 fffe44--SeAe- men quarter
their cows better than their wives, and
| have been In more farmers barns with
running water than ] have been In houses
with the same Improvement
Women would make better homes for
themselves IL they would love themselves
less and the men more.
Mans market value is fixed by himself.
and one true to home and wife has not
time to be false 70 others.
Judge not that We be not Judged, for
many OF us wear silk skirts over soiled
linen. God made the country. but man
made the country roads"
Mrs Southerland's topic was Man.
Woman and the Farm--a Healthy, Good
Natured wife the Farmers Best Invest
ment."
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-04-07
FUND OF MORE THAN $1,000
FOR DEFENCE OF VAN SCHAICK

New York. April THE local harbor OF
the American Association OF Masters
Mates and Pilots OF Steam Vessels has
raised more than Sl00O for the defense OF
1apt. Van Schaick or the steamboat Gen.
Slocum and contributions are coming I'm
daily. When Capt. Van Schaick was SEN
fenced 10 a term OF 10 years for man
slaughter because Of his connection with
the burning OF the steamboat the asso-
citation began 10 raise a fund To enable
MIN TO appeal and 10 give him the best
legal aid possible.
Seattle sent 500 and promise OF more
and San Francisco sent $50 and $50 came
from Honolulu. From Washington u. c..
came SS1 yesterday. with note saying
tpat every licensed pilot except one in the
harbor had contributed
Up 10 date only one third OF the coun-
try's harbors have been heard from and
II Is believed that 5000 viii be raised be-
Tore the case comes up on an appeal I'm
October. Capt Van Schaick is now out on
bail.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-04-07

am determined TO yindicate myself IN
tho eyes OF the public.
''I have to laugh when I read tho state
ments OF the trustees TO tho effect that
n part OF the records OF the supply de-
partment OF the Mutual Is missing or was
destroyed will say now that 1t is alb
surd 10 say that n single book or record
I'm the supply department, OF which l was
head. has been taken from the companys
office.
''The story eimply amuses mo-nothing
more. Ihe trustees will have ali the
records OF the supply department when
they want them. They are not missing.
ALL PAYMENTS AUTHORIZED.
"As 10 the payments by Robert Oily
phant. chairman OF the expenditure com
mlttee, OF amounts ranging from SO 900
upward and aggregating In all about 800 =
600. paid 90 me, ] will say that i can fur
nish a ful and complete explanation OF
exactly what was done with the money
and can show that every payment was
fully authorized.
81 saved for the Mutual by my work
at Albany hundreds OF thousands of dol
lars, and In doing so never committed a
dishonest act l do not propose that the
men associated with me n the Mutual
shall destroy my reputation 10 further
their own private ends.
"The story about the so-called house
OF mirth' In Albany was gross libel.
Nothing ever took place I'm that house.
OF which neither I nor any other God
fearing man need be ashamed. | am pre-
pared TO tell the truth no matter who II
may hurt, the position be high or low"
DR. Judson said that Mr. Fields would
not be able TO see anyone for two weeks
at least His patient Is suffering from
an incmable disease. he said but by care
ful treatment his life may be prolonged
for years.
William II. Truesdale, chairman OF the
Mutuais internal Investigation commit
tee said today:
1T would not be proper for me TO state
that Fields will be called upon TO make
a statement 10 this committee. That such
a coyrse Is likely. however. is a probabil-
fly There is no power vested in our COM
mittea that could be exercised 10 compel
Fields to give II an explation. and any
that he does make will be purely volun-
tary"
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-04-07
FIRE IN AUTO
REPAIR SHOP
SC0RCHED TWO

Fire in the automobile repairing and
paint shop Of William ]. Mckenzie al ls3
Brook street. early this morning caused
considerable damage TO the building and
ecorched two machines undergoing re-
pairs.
The proprietor had been at work and
left the premises a little after midnight
for few minutes. During his absence
one of the lamps. by the light OF which
he had been working. exploded
officer J.. Garrahan OF the Third sta
tion saw the blaze and sent in the alarm
from box AIS.
The blaze was confined 20 the second
story OF the structure. and the damage
will not, II IL believed, he serious.