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The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-06-06

munity. The officers OF the mass were
as follows: Celebrant--Rev. NJ McCabe: /:
deacons. Rev. owen II. Clark. pastor OF
the Church OF the Holy Name OF Provi-
dence; sub-deacon, Rev. Thomas j. Gill
Ian; master of ceremonies. Rev j. G.
Tennian. At the offertory Of the mass
Miss Kathleen O'Brien rendered "Domni
Jesu." and at the conclusion Thomas
O'Brien Gang Come Unto Me-" The
solos OF the mass were sustained by Rob-
ert j. Casey and Miss O'Brien.
The burial was at ST Francis cemetery.
the bearens being James +. Clark, DR..
James #. Clark. James III. Connolly,
James McGeough. James Martin and
James Dufry. There was a profusion of
handsome floral tributes, including large
wreath OF galyx leaves from the class
OF 1901 OF the Pawtucket high school
wreath OF galyx leaves from associates
on the altar OF st. Mary's church and
a pillow inscribed "Y. NJ. G. A. from the
Young Mems Catholic Association OF 81.
Mary's Parish"
A CLOSE CALL.
Two men employed in making an ex-
cavation In the rear OF the automobile
garage on East avenue had a close call
from death yesterday. The men were in
a rather deep hole which they had dug,
when the bank gave way and almost
buried them. Quick work on the part or
fellow workmen liberated them, and
there was no use for the police ambulance
which had been sent for.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-06-06
BERNHARDTs FAREWELL

Madame Sarah Bernhardt will be seen
at the Shubert theatre next Monday AFTER
noon, presenting portions of "Frou Frou,"
Hamlet" IL L'Aiglon' and '~Cammille."
In this brief space she will say greeting
and farewell to Providence playgoers
This composite bill was chosen by Nine
Bernhardt herself: and her productions
OF "LAlglon." "Frou Frou." and Ham
let" made with reckless disregard of
cost have been hurried from Paris to this
country She will appear in the same
bill In New York city on June L. and sail
early on the morning OF the 14th. she says
never to return
The composite bill gives the great act
ress the fullest scope. from the frivolous.
fossy comedy and soul-charring big
scenes OF "Frou Frou" and OF L'Aielon.
the Gagged "Eaglet." In "Cammille" she
will reveal. as lawys. the Incompatible
artlste who ie also genius and woman.
In both "Frou Frou'' and "Cammille'
Bernhardt will wear exquisite gowns.
which are a portion OF her summer ward
robe newly delivered from ParIs
together with several wonderful hats
In Hamlet" she will use the skull OF an
ancient comedian OF Mollere's time.
which she carries IN a silver box
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-06-06
M0TORMAN NOT
INEXPERIENCED
Continued from page One.

II did not give permission for the car
to be removed. however. as nothing was
said to me about 1t, and l never even
thought OF II. II has been usual to clear
up wreckage and remove obstructions
under such circumstances, l believe"
Twas noted to-day -that-tAe- fatality
occurred on a Sunday almost exactly six
years from the time of the collision Of
electric cars on the Oakland Beach line.
when six persons were killed and 3s in
jured. The date of the latter accident
was June 10. 1900. while the East Provi-
dence fatality was on sunday, June 3.
All the damage cases growing out of
the Oakland Beach accident the worst
in the history OF the old United Traction
company which the Rhode Island com
pany absorbed, were settled out OF court.
No statistics Of the amounts paid are OBJ
tainabie, but many prominent people were
injured including Lieuy. Gov. kimball and
Mrs. Kimball.
1t was learned today that the Rhode
Island company's division superintendent
who has charge OF assigning men to duty
at the Olneyvile car barn. has been
away since last Monday. the day follow
ing the accident
At the car barn this afternoon II was
said that Division Superintendent d b.
Sweet left on Monday morning. and 1t
was not known just where he is at pres
ent, though IL was understood that he
might be serving on a jury at Woon-
socket
The Rhode Island company has already
begun TO put in force additional rules TO
safeguard passengers, according 90 a
story which comes from East Providence.
Yesterday afternoon and throughout to-
day cars over the Crescent Park line were
being run more slowly and were actually
stopped upon reaching dangerous curves
going around them at n snail's pace.
Whether this was In obedience TO In
structions or merely Illustrative OF the
voluntary rTecaution by motormen could
not be learned definitely: but the impress
sion prevails In East Providence that
there will not be any accidents at Moore's
corners, at ieast for some time TO come
II the extraordinary care now exercised Is
continued.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-06-06
DEFENDANTS MOTION
FOR N0h-SUIT DENIED

Judge Tanner today denied DEFENDANTS
motion for a non-suit in the case OF
Hannah A. Nichols vs. Joseph A. Shaw,
the former suing 10 recover damages 10
her house and land that she AYERS were
caused by the changes made in Oaklawn
avenue by the town.
Judge Tanner said he would charge the
jury that under the law OF this state the
plaintiff must show that the town OF
Cranston concentrated the water and
threw the same upon plaintiffs lend In
considerable volume
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-06-06
ARRIVALS FROM THE SOUTH

The following passengers arrived today
on the steamer Howard from Baltimore
and Norfolk: A. Y. Wesley. Jas. r. Suill-
van. j. A. Mccain. Newton Kelly. Mrs.
Aibino Blair. Zilda Blair. jos. Beau
champ. All Blair. Alphonse Blair. Miss
Mabel c. Blair. L. H. Midgett, z. s. Mid
gett. Gss Kitchens. j. T. westcott. NJ.
Corbell. Wilson Holmes. Mrs r. l.. Lof-
ton. Mrs. NJ j. Stanley, Mrs. Peefies and
son and Miss Darling.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-06-06
TRASK HAD HAD HeMORRHAGE
AND TAKE TO HOSPITAL

Charles Trask aged -. suffered hem
orrhage yesterday afteronon while at
work nj the American Locomotive works
and was removed 90 the n. I. hospital at
OH6 o'clock from where ris condition was
reported as critical.
Frask has been employed at the plant
for some time as a stationary engineer
and lives at Palmer street Iiis relatives
were notified through the police.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-06-06

214O AHEAD
THIS YEAR

Up to the close OF the city hall yester-
day afternoon. 1851 citizens had registered.
while at the corresponding time last year
only 6541 had done so. This shows a gain
OF 2l40.
Yesterday 10 registered while a year
ago yesterday the record was 90.
Since the last day of May and up TO
today go had registered.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-06-06
TWO SMALL FIRES

Hose II responded to still alarm at
$50 yesterday afttrnoon for slight fire In
the Roger Williams avenue railroad
bridge caused by sparks from a passing
locomotive
Hook and Ladder and Hose Is made a
still alarm run at O'Clock last night 10
the residence OF John Grady. 20 Transit
street for chimney fire which was extiin-
guished with no damage.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-06-06
VATCKtS AND MONEY STOLEN

Matthew Paro, who boards at 1a Gano
street. has asked the Third station police
TO aid him in a trunk mystery. Two
watches, valued at s2i and SIC In IN :
were stolen from his trunk which he
found broken open on his return to his
room last night
Free press., 1906-05-12

Our citizens are glad that the
water works are again in shape,
Bascom and Paul of Ellis having
sunk another we'll point, making
now and lowered the jackets,
so they are down foot, instead
of one foot INTO the water
But even now, with so many of
our citizens using water evenings,
they run it out faster than it can
be pumped in
It has shown to our city the
necessity of moro water and to be
prepared in case of an accident,
or shortage of water in the vein,
and our city authorities should
arrange to have the city main ex
tended from Bissing's corner the
two blocks to the ctty's lots, put
down a 18- foot we'll with another
gasolene engine and pump. which
could be set pumping afternoons
during the sprinizling bours, and
with 6 inch pipe laid on Normal
ave connecting Fort & Chestnut
streets, it would supply the south
side OF town end be handy in case
the other happens to break
Free press., 1906-05-12

Mrs Early has gone east to try
the suIpher baths.
Miss Anna Wilson of Atchlson
is visiting with Miss Elsie Macin
toah in our city.
Geo Philip 6 Son sell the In
stantaneous Blue Flame Oil Cook
stove.
Kippes found his lost horses
down in the Beach fenced pasture.
Some one put them in there.
Misses Elsie Macintosh & Jen
ME Ward fshed and plcniced this
week on Big creek near the Alex
Philip rancho.
Mrs Chas Reeder and Mrs DR.
Snyder attended an eastern Star
meeting in Wichita this week, as
representatives of the Lodge here
Rev. Weist has rented the Treat
cottage on east Normal avenue op
poslte the Methodist church and
taken possession, altho the house
will not be completed for a month
yet.
Free press., 1906-05-12

N A Voss was in Topeka this
week on Masonic Lodge business.
R B Thomas is adding a cellar
to his Carriek butcher shop.
Word comes of the death at
Wakeeney of Mrs. Hastings, who
formerly lived west side of town.
A gay party ofabout' 20 young
people enjoyed pleasant party
Wednesday evening at Willie
Philips on the Big creek.
Now the season of the year that
hail comes and takes the little a
farmer has left. If you have a
field of wheat best protect 1t.
Our citizens will regret to hear
that Mr.. & Mrs Toothaker are to
leave US next week as they are to
run the American House, the lea
ding hotel at Wakeeney.
The Normal Basket ball girls
of the first team defeated the High
School Grammar Dept. girls % to
II in close contested game Thurs
day evening. A large crowd saw
the game.
NO preaching IN the Presby te
ran church Sunday morning as
Rev Brown will preach the Bac
crlaureate sermon to the High
School graduating class at II am.
in the Lutheran church.
Mrs ID Bellman and daughter
viii give a dinner at their bone
north of town Thursday, Nav 81
for the benefit of the Lutheran
church, Dinner 25cts All cordial
lY invited to attend.
President Wilkinson of our State
Normal school, with his family,
have decided to take a rest and
enjoy years trip in Europe and
he will enter tue University of
Germany at Leipsic, making a
special study of School manage
ment
Free press., 1906-05-12

Have your Horse notes printed
at this Office,
Only one week more of this
term Of our public school.
Before buying a Refrigerator
see Geo. Philip G Son
John Mcmahon of Ellis came
up on Sunday in his auto and Wis
tied with friends here.
Oar Saturday Afternoon Club
Ladies go down to Walker on the
Saturday noon tram to visit with
Mrs. Schrenkler.
Rev. Holt and family left this
Friday evening for Hill city where
he has accepted call to the Bap
tist church.
Miss Ida Behan aud Miss Retta
Freese have found nice jobs of
work in Kansas city near the Hays
colony,
Dode Barnes has returned from
Kansas city, where he took his
wife for medical treatment, and he
reports she is DONG nicely.
The High School held a picnic
last Saturday on tne creek near
Alex Philip rancho. Altho the
weather was disagreeable all but
3 or 1 students were present.
Do you want a Washing ma
chine? You surely do, provided
you can get one that does the work
properly. Call on Henry Wolf &
Son for a Kincaites.
Quite a number were up from
Ellis attending the Lent sale, but
Mr. Nicholson captured the 10
cottages for $511O.
Chat Picken met with quite an
accident Sunday, the tongue of
his carriage falling to the ground
and he pitched over the dashboard
getting quite a scratching
Prot Hill of the Emporia state
Normal preached elegant sermons
at the Methodist and Lutheran
churches last Sunday and III the
made an Interesting talk
to the young folks ont at the Nor
NAL school,
Now that the weather has got
warm and ladies can wear their
new hats, from the display Of the
beautiful hats at the Normal last
Sunday it is evident oui milliners
have found the coming of the Nor
NAL school to our town a bonanza
n then trade,
Free press., 1906-05-12
Local " G ws

SOOoOSOoeOo0 . SOSSSSSSoSeS
This section had a light frost on
Wednesday morning.
SchIYer shipped another car of
old iron on Tuesday.
The friends of Rush were glad
to see him here this week.
Daddy Gassman has returned to
his home in st Marys.
Parts OF our county had show
ers Friday night.
Iowa and Nebraska had a fruit
killing frost last Saturday night
Geo Philip & Son sell the best
Lawn Mowers.
Note that Clemmons. the "hos
dentist" Will he in Hays next
Monday.
Word comes that Mrs George
Cox is improving at the springs
but don't like the mineral water.
The Presbyterian Ladies socie
ty and their friends met with Mrs.
Freese for supper Thursday,
Joe Meier Is back at his work
IN the depot and receiving the
congratulations of his friends.
Mrs. Johanson, and daughter,
formerly of east Saline, have NOV
cd to Idaho.
The new city water trough for
the south side was put in this
week opposite the Philip store.
M. E. Dixon is here and his fam
lily Will arrive In Il couple weeks,
as soon as school closes in X. &.
Out at Tom O'Laughlin's they
are happy over a big baby boy
that happened that way last week
ROCK SPRING COAL.
Plenty of nice Rock Springs
Lump Coal received at Madden's
Elevator.
= Cox as adding very substan-
tiaf % large addition to his ele-
vatof and be convenient when 1t
is completed.
One of the picnicers last .Satur
day lost coat near Munjor. 1t
was found by John Klaus, the
stone mason, and quickly return ed
to the owner.
The 42nd commencement of the,
State Normal school at Emporia
occurs this year from Friday June
1st to Wednesday, 9th, and heir
Summer term begins on the It b.
Patsy Dean on Tuesday shipped
to K c. market a car OF no. IS &
cars of fat cattle. A brother
from Colorado, who has been visit
ing here, accompanied him to-
X. G..
Free press., 1906-05-12

Hays city now has an adtomo-
bile, FORD, made 10 Kansas
city, 16 horse power, two seats to
carry 5, the back seat closing up
when desired. Mr.. Ed S Beach,
while IN Kansas city last week,
bought it and he and his expert
engineer, Mr.. Palmer of K. c.,
rode out ,Nere in it. making 100
miles a day, stopping at the differ
ent cities along the route 1t can
run 80 miles an hour, ran the
81 miles from / Russell to Hays IN
/ hour & ) minut. es, in time for
dinner, but it evera. ges 20 miles.
So as to get our ci izens inter-
ested in automobile Tding Mr.
Palmer gave a number OF our CIT
izens "A spin that took their breath.
1t runs smoothe, with no 4 oIse,
and Mr.. Beach VIII find 1t very
convenient IN his cattle buying
trips.
Free press., 1906-05-12
e Geo. Philip & Son for Re

See Geo. Philip & Son for Re
frigerators.
instantaneous Blue Flame Oil
Cook stove for sale by Geo. Philip
& Son.
The musicale held their SESSION
this week in the parior of Mrs.
Field at the Brunswick.
Be sure and read Arnold's new
adver if YOU are interested IN an
imaI life.
The Robinson Livery barn IS
much improved in looks since its
painting.
THIS office has been kept busy
the past week printing Commence
ment cards for the State Normal
and the High School.
HAYS CITY Souvenir Postal
Cards on sale at Decker's Racket
store, Farley's and Spratt's drug
stores,
You are undoubtedly interested
to know what you are paying your
money for when you buy Paint.
The can is sealed up. How can
you find out? Ask
Henry Wolf G Son.
Free press., 1906-05-12

Rev. Brown will preach the
Baccalaureate sermon to the High
School graduating class to-mor-
row, Sunday, morning in the Lu-
theran church. Che Commence
ment address will be delivered in
the same church next Friday even
ing May 18th by Rev. F. Berg
stresser of Abilene An admls
sion fee of Is cents will be charg-
cd to the Commencement lecture
to defray expenses.
Free press., 1906-05-12
Normal Commencement.

A class of ten will graduate this
year from the Western Kansas
State Normal school at Hays.
OF the following, the young Ia
dies are three-year graduates,
while the young men are products
of two year course:
Bertha J Virmond, Alice L Freese
Elizabeth H. Leahy
Claude F. Bice, B. Frank Crocker
Clayton C. Bice, James o McVey.
Elias E. Ritter, Frank M. Smith
Murray Wallace.
The Commencement Exercises
will be held in the new Normal
Gym. on Monday, June 4th at
10 am. Hon. ]. L. Bristow of
Salina, formerly the P. o. Dept.
at W ashington, will deliver the
address. The Baccalaureate ser
mon will be given Sunday, June 3
by Rev. Estey of Topeka.
Free press., 1906-05-12
Notice to RiLnani.

A meeting of the Alumni of
the Hays High School is called
for Monday afternoon at 4 4:3O>in
the High School room.
JOS. Ryan, Pres.
Free press., 1906-05-12
HAIL
INSURANCE..
j. H. WARD.
Agent.

The common run of country
butter now brings 10 to Is cents
a pound at our stores.
The Continental Creamery are
now paying Is and 90 cents for
cream at their receiving station op
posite this Office. which beats but
ter making and much easier on
the wife.
Free press., 1906-05-12

Are you going to paint your
house inside or outside! Remem
ber we are headquarters for A NJ
Hughes Crescent Cottago Paint,
the Best paint on the market
Henry Volt oe Sons
Free press., 1906-05-12

There has been no doubt tha t
Echroth, at his Creamery opp .
site this office, made good butter
Last week be sent "A pound to tn g
Creamery depart of the State A. +.
rlcultural College to 90 graded anC
his report shows a test Of 90. 5
the highest known test being 81. 3
Good for the Hays butter.
Any OF our citizens wanting th i
nice butter can get 1t at his shop.
Free press., 1906-05-12
DANCE NEXT THURSDAY

Next Thursday, 17th, the GAR
will give a public dance in their
hall to raise money to buy a new
Flag for the new flag pole they
are having made to raise on Dec
oratlon day. Everybody invited.
Free press., 1906-05-12

1t has been claimed that the
City added a mill street tax to
the tax roll illegally and the rail
road made Them take of.ot their
tax bill but now that street corr
missioner Rupp and his force Of
men with the road scraper have
done such a good job of grading
on all our streets our citizens are
not apt to kick oD the little extra
tax, for our streets are now cred
1T TO our city.
Free press., 1906-05-12
FARM FOR SALE.
In East side of ZREGO con as. <
Sw1 of Saof,ov, . +c-,,, 10 ID

Good wells. windmllls. hous es
and out buildings, Fem sed, cor
rel, 1orchard, etc. One IF the best
farms In the west. Pr zee reasona
bic, and must sell as nv bnsr
ness needs all my time Address
1Oseph R'"syOn, Hays, Kas.
Free press., 1906-05-12
REFRIGERATOR FOR SALE

A good sized Herrlck Refrge
rator, nearly new, also a Kitchen
Dresser Both will be sold very
cheap by l. NJ. YOST.
Free press., 1906-05-12

The Lacrosse paper tells;
-F'Eugene Telleux was in town
last Saturday. His surveyors have
been running a location survey
from Cheney northeast, crossing
the river northwest of the church
and then bearing off north and n.
E. thru Munjor and Toulon, east
of Hays"
Yes, yes. He came to Hays on
Saturday last to g the effect of his
new move but didn't find our cIti
zens tumbling over HIM nor with
supplicatlons. For his present
move is as ridiculous as his La
Crosse move at LIebenthal 1t sim
ply shows so far there isn't any
thing to his road bat air-promo
ton, for no road is built that wav,
runs all over the country west,
then east. etc. Look on map
and see how ridiculous. For nc
real railroad would operate 1t, nc
company finance it, railroads ain't
built that way But maybe he can
get the Russians to pat up survey
and promotion funds like the fel
lows got in at Liebenthal & .at
Cheney Better inquire why the
road isn't being graded this nice
weather from Llebenthal to raj
road connection to Lacrosse, who
have already voted bonds and socr
expire, and why Hutchinson. the
headquarters of The company, ha:
not yet voted bonds! Why!
Free press., 1906-05-12

WANTED At once, a few
reliable men to list farm and city
property in each county. Perma-
nent salary 500. per month. and
commission, with expense money
!. dvanced. Thomas E. Stillman
& Co.,, Wichita, Kansas.
Free press., 1906-05-12

Do not pay Freight on water
when you buy Paint. Il is put
in PAM to cheaper it, and We con
cede that the manufacturer does
not charge you much for it; but
you have to pay for the can that
contains the water. so you have to
pay the freight on water the can
that holds. No doubt You admit
that much Come let US show you.
Henry Volt d Son
Free press., 1906-05-12
Madden'S Elevator
- Has on sale

some very fine Corn. Oats ? nd
Barley.
Evening journal., 1906-09-08
OF MUSIC
In BIG PARADE
Local Firamen Will Ee Sur
rounded by Bands at BaIti-
more Celebration

Plans for the big demonstration.
Home Coming Week" in Baltimore next
week, have been completed and the first
OF the exercises will be held tomorrow
in that city when special thanksgiving
services win be held in all the churches.
That portion Of the celebration which
interests Wilmington people particularly
is the big hremen's parade which takes
place on Thursday and in which there VIII
be 1892 men. 72 apparatuses. ls4 horses ard
1s bands. The procession viii be in two dl-
visions and in charge of George w. Hor-
ton. Chief of the Baltimore Fire Depart
ment.
The Wilmington fire companies. Fame.
Friendship. weccacoe and Reliance will
be well up in line in the second division,
Of which District Engineer E. L. Ship
ley Of the Baltimore Department. will o.
aid. They win be preceded by the Phila-
delphia and Atlantic City Fire Depart
ments and followed by the York, Harris
burg and Chester hremen. The local fire.
mems formation is as follows: Band,
Friendship and Weccacoe companies;
band Fame Company; band. Reliance
Company, band.
Evening journal., 1906-09-08
BOYS
OVER-RUN CITY
Take Pleasure in Destroying
Property and WeIl-Kept
Grass Plot

The remark made by Judge Edwin r.
Cochran in City Court yesterday that the
worst boys In creation could be found IN
Wilmington has the endorsement OF The
police. The latter say they never had so
much trouble with young America. as
during the past summer. Every day COM
plants were received at the City Hall and
within a recent period a number of ar
rests have been made. but still the boys
continue to give trouble.
Well-kept grass plots and freshly paint
cd houses and fences seem 10 be an at
traction which the mlschievous boy can
not resist It is a pleasure for him TO mar
improvements and tramp down grass
which has been grown with much care
and attention.
The principal OF No. School at Fifth
and Pine has complained to the police
Of the bad crowd Of hoys who congregate
in the vicinity Of that school during The
sessions and spit tobacco over the steps
and pavement and use profane language
The boys become so loud in their talk
:hct the children within the school on Tie
FIRST floor can plainly hear them. and on
numerous occasions. the teachers have
been compelled to leave their rooms and
tell the crowd to disDerse.
Both he police and Judge Cochran pro-
pose 70 fame some OF the worst boys anu
woe befall them when they are taken into
custody
Evening journal., 1906-09-08
WILL ENTERTAIN FIREMEN
Reading Hose Company to Be Guests
Of Phoenix Boys Next Week.

AS the guests Of the Phoenix Fire
Company the Reading Hose Company
Of Reading Pa. will arrive here at
11.45 on Sunday night. September is,
seventy strong, and accompanied by a
band Of twenty-five pieces.
They will be met at the French
street station and escorted to the
Phoenix house. where a midnight
luncheon win be served. on the next
day at II o'clock a ride down the
river wiz be taken. the party reeurn-
ing at 7.S0 o'clock. In the evening a
banquet will be held in the engine
house and the visitors viii leave az
midnight. The Reading firmen will be
attired in a bic uniform. white enamel-
ed hats and win wear white belts.
During their visit they viii celebrate
the formal opening OF the Phoenix
house. The local reception committee
is composed OF George McCracken.
George Munday. Samuel Thompson,
Elel Money and Joseph Morrow. The
Marion Hose Company and the
+ sohuylldn Fire Company weer expect
ed to visit the Phoenix, but nothing
has been heard from them.