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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-04-02
BUSINESS FOR
THE COUNCIL
THIS EVENING

The following business will come be-
fore the common council at the meeting
tonight:
Report OF the joint standing committee
on finance on resolutions approprating
$4,000 for improving the public garden.
Report OF the joint standing committee
on finance on an ordinance fixing the
salary OF the chief clerk OF the board Of
canvassers and registration.
An ordinance providing for the issue OF
school bonds.
Monthly reports OF the Joint standing
committee on finance and OF the treasurer
on the issue OF registered bonds.
The committee on claims will report
recommending remission ot taxes erro-
neously assessed against Ellen NJ Clarke.
Administrative. amounting TO 2.50' and
10 trustees OF the estate of Sarah II.
Eaton amounting TO $3.50 and recon-
mending remission of sewer assessment
OF s266i TO Andrew Robertson on land
decided to tho city for highway purposes.
Reports upon the petitions OF Howard
r. Guild. Sarah l.. Humphreys. Maria S.
Gladding. John II. Carroll and Daniel
Cotton for remission OF taxes, and OF
Mary A. Il. Folger. Julia a. Munns. Annie
q. Kelly and Francis Gillooly for compen-
sation for damages will also be made.
The committee on highways will report
recommending resolution permitting
the Rumford Chemical works TO build and
maintain bridges over and conduit
under Bullion street on certain conditions.
The committee on railroads Will report
recommending an ordinance permitting
the Union Railroad company, the Rhode
Island company. lessee. to lay rails for
turn -outs on Charles street.
The committee on city property will
report recommending resolution TO hire
not exceeding S250.000 for additional
school accommodations and authorizing
the purchase OF land and the erection OF
n twelve-room school building I'm the
Ninth ward, and Twelve room building
in the Sixth ward; also a resolution to
repair city buildings during the summer
vacations.
The joint special committee on public
comfort stations Will recommend a reso-
luton authorizing the committee on public
comfort stations 10 make a contract win
the John NJ Mason Real Estate company
for establishing and maintaining a public
comfort station on terms and conditions
satisfactory 10 the mayor.
The memorial OF William Ames ct al.
and Of the Providence Mothers club. I'm
behalf OF the preservation Of the historic
Market house" and protesting against
It's destruction for new board OF trade
building will be presented.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-04-02
SENATOR 0EPEW STILL ILL
and IN SEClUSION

New York. April 2.--The Herald today
says Promises that Senator Depew
would return 90 his place In tho senate by
this time have not been fulfilled. for the
reason that hopes ~ his family for n com
plete restoration OF his health have been
disappointed. lie Is still I'm retirement on
the Elliott IT, Sheppard estate back Of
Scarborough-on-H Hudson, where he has
been iu seclusion for a month. since he
suddenly left Washington.
so closely Is the senator guarded that
only a few persons living I'm the lmme-
date neighborhood are able 10 say from
their own knowledge that he IL I'm the
house, where extreme measures have
been taken TO check the rapid decline into
which ~ has seemed for several months
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-04-02

the limb In splints made from the wood
OF her alpenstock. she got him on her
back and carried him down 10 the wall
ley,
Third on the list Is DR.. Beatrice Saechl.
OF Italy, who was the flrct woman voted
60 make her appearance In Italy where
as a matter OF fact, there IL no law pro-
hibiting women from taking part in cleo
tions. Dr. Sacch. who holds "A doctors
degree and a profes orship al Mantua,
Is the first woman TO obtain political
rights I'm that country.
Eavh member OF a theatrical touring
company which was recently playing IN
Brussels. Belgium. purchased ticket in
a Licge lottery. on .4ie understanding that
any winnings were TO be divided equally
among all II was the leading lady OF tho
company received about $40 as the
prize Mile. Avorska received amounted
To 4 5000.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-04-02
ADMINISTRATION NOTICE.

Providence. March 2lst. 1906.
The undersigned hereby gives notice
that he has been appointed by the Munich
pal Court OF the City of Providence, ad-
ministrator OF the estate OF Edward H.
Dix. late OF said Providence. deceased
and has given bond according TO law.
All persons having claims against said
estate are hereby notified to present them
to the undersigned or file the same in the
effice OF the clerk of said court within
six months from the date of the first
hereof.
H. w. KIMBALL. Attorney -at-LAw.
212 Union street. Providence, r. /.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-04-02
CRANST0N TEACHERS TU
HEAR PRACTICAL PAPERS

The annual meeting OF the teachers Of
Cranston will be held in the Cranston
High school next Friday. under the drec-
tion OF the superintendent. Valentine
Almy.
The program will include n paper enti-
tied, Primary and Grammar School
Reading" by Miss Bertha Nj. McConkey
supervisor OF primary schools, of Spring
field. Mass. Geography will be discussed
by Mr.. G. j. King. principal OF the Dear
born school, Boston. A paper on school
Discipline" will be read by Hon. Waiter
T.. Ranger, commissioners Of public
schools OF Rhode Island
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-04-02
PICTURE STORY OF THE
PASSION PLAY GIVEN

The picture story OF the Passion Play
as witnessed by Professor Drake in
Oberammereau In 1900. was given In the
new St Michaels church on oxford street
last evening. with appropriate selections
by the chorus choir under the direction
Of j. II. Mullen.
The musical program included bass solo.
''The Palms Joseph Feeey; 20 Salu-
tars" and "Stabat Mater" by the choir.
and the Holy city" as a soprano solo.
by Miss Margaret h. O'Donnell. Miss
Teresa O'Donnoll was the accompanies
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STATE OF RHODE ISLAND.
House of Representatives.
Providence. March 30th. 1906.
PUBLIC HEARING.

The Committee on Fisheries of the
House OF Representatives will hear all
persons interested In the bin entitled An
act IN Substitution OF section l of chapter
s69 Of the public laws, passed az the jan
uary session. A. ID. 1902. entitled An
act in substitution Of chapter s57 Of the
Public Laws passed al the January ses-
sion. A. ID. 1901. entitled. AN Act for
the Better Protection OF the Lobster
Fisheries''"
Also an act entitled AN Act for the
Better Protection Of Quahaugs." I'm the
room OF the Shell Fish Commissioners.
State House. Providence, on Tuesday.
April 30. 1906, uron the rising OF the
House.
HENRY c. ANTHONY. Chairman.
JOSEPH @. ANTHONY. Clerk
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CRIMINAL APPEALS.

Office Of the Clerk OF the Superior Court,
Providence March 2S. l9l6
Notice is hereby given. in accordance
with an order OF said Superior Court
that all Criminal Appeals for the Coun-
ties of Providence and Bristol. entered
before July IL. 1906, and now pending, will
be in order for trial or other final dispesi-
ton upon Friday, April g. 1906 at $3.50
o'clock a. m.
WALTER S. REYNOLDS. Clerk.
Mar 2S-April "a
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-04-02
PLANS PROPOSED FOR,
THREE STEEL BRIDGES

Plans for three new steel bridges I'm this
state have been made by the engineering
department OF the Consolidated road
The old truss bridge over the Pawtuxet
river, erected I'm 1856, will be superseded
by a structure designed for the heaviest
locomotives and trains. The length OF the
Pawtuxet span will be l25 feet, and the
old ahutments will be utilized.
The other bridges will span the Pawca-
tuck river at Mantle and at a point half
mile south OF Wood River Junction.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-04-02

of April IL for the benefit OF the Sailors
Haven on South Main street.
The first play six Months Ago" is
one-act comedy in which the roles will
be filled by Mrs. William Weeden, Pro-
fessor Crosby and Mr.. Livingston Ham.
The second play, 'Mr Bob" consists Of
two acts in which the characters will lie
taken by Miss Louise Bippitt. Miss Mar
Raret Hazard, Miss Betty Blodget. Mrs.
William Wager Weeden. Mr. Harold
Congdon. Mr. Charles r. Richmond and
Mr. Brock Smith.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-04-02
TEACHERS TO ENJOY
EASTERN VACATION TRIPS

An Easter vacation trip for the public
school teachers will start from this city
next Friday. The party will number about
100 and the itinerary will include New
York. Philadelphia. Washington and At
lantic city The party will be received by
Presid,u, Roosevelt. through the courtesy
OF Senator Wctmore
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-04-02
SCHOOL CHILDREN TO
FIGHT THE GYPSY MOTH

Vigorous methods are TO be resorted TO
by the tree warden OF Pawtucket 10 get
rid of the gypsy and browntail moths.
Tree Warden ". -. Edgecomb Is To en-
list the services OF the school children q
the city To help him I'm his crusade during
the spring and summer months
\ bounty OF half cent for each nest
will be paid to the boys and girls who cn-
cage in the work Q
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STATE OF RHODE ISLAND.
House OF Representatives.
Providence. March %. 1906
PUBLIC HEARING.

PUBLIC HEARING.
WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS LIQUOR
LICENSE.
The Committee on Special Legislation
OF the House OF Representatives will hear
all persons interested in the bill entitled
AN act In amendment of and in addi-
tion 10 chapter 1O2 OF the General Laws,
entitled OF the Suppression OF Intem-
perance. and of the several acts in
amendment thereof and In addition there
to- In Committee Room goa State House,
Providence. on Tuesday. April Sd, 1906,
upon the rising of the House
ROSWELL Il. BURCHARD. Chairman.
FREDERICK A. JONES. Clerk.
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SOCIETY PLAYERS WILL
AI0 SAILORS HAVEN

Under The direction ~ Professor Thomas
crosby OF Brown. rehearsals are In prog
rcss for two plays 10 No given i'm the old
arsenal on Bencfit street on the oXeuiag
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-04-02

Four women OF different nations, nave
been drawing the attention OF all Europe
recently on account of bravery. rescue
work, gaining suffrage at the polls ana
luck -
Mile. Bonpaire. the rfst. who Is an ac-
tress In France, was returning home ~
2 o'clock In the morning when she was
attacked in the Boulevard Grenelle, Prais,
by two Apaches At asloss for another
weapon she drew her pin from her hat
and stabbed one OF her assailants In the
head The police then came to her rescue.
The exploit has earned her the name OF
"The Hatpin Queen"
Tho next is Mile. Kurbil. N Switzerland.
whose brother. "A chamois hunter. fell 60
feet into crevasse while climbing the
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-04-02
svArE OF RHODE ISLAND.

Senate.
Providence. March 30 1906.
PUBLIC HEARING.
The Committee on judiciary OF the
Senate will hear all persons interested I'm
an act entitled AN act 10 establish
Board of Police Commissioners for the
City of Providence. passed at the Novem-
Der session, A. ID. 1901" in Committee
Room 212 State House, Providei ce, on
Tuesday. April 3. 1906. upon the rising
OF the Senate
HENRY f. ANTHONY. Chairman.
JOHN w. SWEENEY Clerk.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-04-02

Sesvenna. Her sister fearing that some
thing had happened 90 him In view OF the
fact that he did not return home. set out
10 find him. and a.ter climbing some 6000
feet. discovered him, lying In the snow
with "A broken thigh. Then, after binding
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-04-02
STATE OF RHODE ISLAND.

House OF REPRESENTATIVES,,
Providence. March 20. 1905.
PUBLIC HEARING.
SCITUATE
The Committee on judiciary of the
House Of Representatives will hear all
persons interested In House Bill 291. en-
titled AN Act fixing the time for the cleo
tion Of town officers IN the town OF Scitu-
ate in Committee Room 22s. State House.
Providence. on Wednesday April 4. 1906,
upon the rising of the House.
JAMES HARRIS. Chairman.
ARTHUR A. RHODES, Clerk
Sc Weybosset street.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-04-02
1.-THE NEW LINE"
PROVIDENCE TO NEW YORK, 81.

FROM Pier adjoining II. r. station.
FALL. RIVER, Tuesdays, Thursdays and
Saturdays at $3.50 p. m. Trains leave
Fox Point 4i5 and 5:l5 y. m.
returning leaves Pier 20 new, East
RIVER. n. u, Mondays Wednesdays, Fri
days at i:SO .. m
Tickets and staterooms for sale at
Davis Card Store. w. X. Burlington. 70
Westminster St
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-04-02

ED-MILLWRIGHT. A CoMPE'
tent man. Apply 10 John Hope & son
Providence R. l. Mar 27 OF
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-04-02

WANTED-FIRST CLASS BROOM
makers. Steady work Apply to the Re
liable Broom Co, Pawtucket, II. ].
m3i-1w
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FOR SALE.

HORSES. COWS. CARRIAGES AND
harness. l am going to sell everything
have at some price before April To- III you
are looking for a bargain don't fail TO sea
this stock before you buy. 1H Cranston
St, Cranston, II. /.
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Daily Wants
HELP WANTED-MALE.

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3wks. &c, per word. lrlo. &c. per word
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Mls TGlidcr angcflagt.

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Mann mieoer Dem aipl iibcrgeben
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pcrgebIid) olli i'm ~geiobnort lporocn.
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SciratbS = GiceH5cu.

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Nr. 1900, @cit<Froititr.
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SdJiffsnad)rid,tcn.

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IllAefontmcn iino Die 0nmpier zen.
tonic" BON Siperpool, ,Eatricia" Don
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burg.
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rem: nSn lorraine" nod Saurc,
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pier ga Eropcnce" lnlo .9orOeorr"
lino Don Ncm.Dorf eingetrofien.
Stuerpool, If. Sftober. -
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Dorf lit bier cingeloufcn.
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NneenStomn, If. Sftober.-
Ger 1ampfcr .Trieslano" trat Ieinc
Ncile nad) Ebilaoclpbia an.
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goHeptt %angcorUbt.

Spnni'f amerifariid)r Hcpllhllten
'ol9en bem 9%eiipieIc Gbilo'3. -
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booo Of 3aqltes" gcnonnt lllO Die
Girfulorc ielbit iteincn 5t SM Sole
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gen. Ser critic Sd)ritt in 0icicr Hid)-
tlll0 mirN III hcuI Nl9touid Scr
@enoormcric.G IN Glen.
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Silucira's TlmdDt.

Ncm 9ort IT,. Sfto6cr. -
Monllel Silpciro. Der ans Mapnno
oilrbgcbrnnntc Ngcnt ser 6icligcn
6irma :. M. Gcbulos & So, meId)c
geitern cine llcbertragillg uorn0bm,
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pier bcltin1mt lit, olii meldcn lie Gil
petra unO ieine camille ilbcrtrllh lit
bier nid)t befatmt.
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@irfiarues &urgchcu.

SpICu8u CT OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES IIIuj
sur @eieiti1lHtA AeidbrIider 3ll'
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an % @cbdtocn Ser 2ulioNc Acll0e-
rlll1Cn nad Wiub4lbr Der ltoottld)en
0oltporid)riitcn uorlctomllcn Mir
oen. II oica nid)t 1cidcbel lit, oro'
nctc cr an, o1b cine Nbtbclltrg Sn'
ipcftorcn mo EoIi}ci ioiort naf Dem
SHIodtbou0oiitritt l~b1c'dtot merOe,
nm, menn sic uorAcidlricbtnen Nenoes
rgulgcu uid)t uullcnOct limo, Die @e'
b1ll0e III id)licbcu, UcIte 'td) IN Dor
'driit5mi0riQrm 3uiton0c %berlhoelt.
Die crItcn 9luIl1clL mcldla pom Den
Valt- %nipcttDrcu bciuht Uur0cn, ma
rem bic Nlttcriniabrif mnO Ole Sild)'
icllinbrif uol1 9tclion N}orri9 & 50.
Eoli,iitcn mltr0cn al Den Sbilrcn Der
bci0cn Embellishments mlfdcltcllt uno
lWlBtcn Ncocrmrnn }ltrjlf mellen, Der
Sic @cbGltOe bctrctcn m0llte. 3tc Nns
0citclltcu IN Den }nIlGcl blleben I'M
QcIt0rt, obcr allc Nclltc, mcld)c lid
5irn Srilbitild be1cbcl hattcn, MIR
Sen 5ltriidQeuiricm, ais lie lire Ars
belt mie0rr u%ltincbmCn mollterL mo
bic Eoli5iiten crtlGrtcll, lie nllroell
0ie 1biircn Ncipcrrt b0ltcll, bis Der
l(noronlul0 Ser Nau GommlIidre
cntiprrdeuO, 6cltcrIcjtcrn al bciOen
@cbduoen ongcbrad)t leIen. Ginc
StunOc nud)ocm sic Spcrrc ongclc8t
morOcn mar, fnpituIirten bcreitS Die
@ctricbalcitcr Der beiOen Gtablllle-
mcllts uno ertl0rtcn iid) berelt, Die
NaucrlallbniB jn Der 0lt8eorOlletcll
NcnOcrung ctn}ubolent moroltr DC
@attpoItcn 5trild0c5o0cn mrroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-12
Ncnfunolauo in Mnfrc9nua.

ct. SobnS, u, i, If. Sftober.
. Bic a%llArntciuc ghnircgung iibcr
Den Mooua &ipcnOi nad) meId)cm
Den nncritaniIdcn Tiidern &orrcf)tc
cin0crGunlt mcrOclt, meld)e ibncu bic
@c'cbc Don AcllIun0lnno pcrlaget,
0ulcrt nod INNER tort uno Die Yrciic
tlaNt. hnb bic &e0icrung lid) sur Ser
rotherin an Den %nterciien Der Solo.
ME gcntadt babe, Sn cinem in ben
3cltun1cn ucr0fIcntlihtcn Shrciben
loroert Gr5biidoi Nomlep sur i%oforti-
NenGinbcruilng Don Maiicnuer'amm-
lun9cn III ser gnll5en aolonie gum
FrotcIt gc9cn bic MoBregcl auf. Gr
Iilbrt oct tSnll pom Sabre 1857 an,
ais Die britiihe Gegierung lomcit
ginN Den S~ron5oicn nisihlieBlid)c
Observation-Disclosures an einem Sbeil
Der &ilitc Don .@nglano ein5ll.
r0ltnlcn. Die &olonie erbob oanlals
tlnen clcrgildcn Erotelt lnb innotc
Nrlcgotcn nad) CANADA, mcld)cS lid)
Der @cpc1utg onidloB. NngeIidltS
olclcr lcbbnItcn agitation gab oic
engli'd)c &c8icrmg ihlicBlid) nod),
ob9leit, pie Der Gr5biid)of nlSOriid-
lid herporbcbt. Die &onigiu Giftoria
mo Der irul5oiiihc aaiier Die Gon-
pentiOn bcrcita mnter5eidnet batten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-12

t0oteta iid ieIbit ourd1 einen Sdllb
ms Sers. Eic Sran lebt nod, miro
jeOoh idmerIif bauon fommen. GaS
Ynar 6ottc crit DOR elmer ISOLDE ge6ei,
ratbet. @ebb lit an Shninoiudt
lno iein 3lItouo bOttc iid) in oen FEB.
ten paar Sogcn 0crmaBen ueridIint-
inert, Sab er nit icincr Satin ollf
oen 8eoonfen 9erietD, gcmeiniom ais
Ser @clt 81 idciocn.