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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-03-22
BRISTOL.
Proposal TO Divide the Town
Into Voting Districts Dis
CuSSed--O -OthGr Matters.

The matter Of dividing the town into
three voting districts is being very gem
orally discussed Many claim that il is
essential that there should be more than
one voting place as at the next annual
town meeting the voting list will contain
1900 names
Thieves visited the boathouse OF Walter
Knight. located on Hog Island, last night
and carried away a quantity OF gasoline
and two wooden blankets. Then they
visited the naphtha launch owned ny
James Quinn who IL general manager for
Mr.. knight and looted the boat. carrying
of The engine, piping and fittings This
Is believed 10 be the work OF river thieves
as strange catboat, whose owner does
not bear a very savory reputation, was
seen In that vicinity
The case OF Chaunoey Maxfield against
Frederick f.. Shaw OF Providence
brought to secure damages for Injuries
sustained by Maxfield by falling over
some hose on Thames street, was TO have
been tried IN Providence yesterday. but
was settled out OF court by the plaintiffs
and defendants attorneys. Gt is rumored
that the amount paid i'm settlement was
$1,000
John c. Davis. principal OF the high
school is confined to his home on Hope
street, with an attack OF la grippe Dur
Ing his illness. Assistant Principal Miss
Lillian #. Munro is i'm charge OF the
school
Burnside Lodge No "a, Knights OF Py-
thiash held regular meeting last evening
and conferred the rank OF page on two
candidates The members Of the Uniform
Ranw held a meeting In the same hall at
which the officers OF the company were
Installed by the officers OF the grand
board consisting of Major Charles w. Ar
mold, Major n. d. Murray Captain Halli-
day, Captain q. Atherton, Captain will
liam II Harrington, Lieut.. Walter Scott
and Lieut. William ,Mcvicars. Ten new
members were voted into the company
After the installation the campany was
Inspected by the installing officers Four
candidates for admission were received
and referred TO the proper committee The /
Officers Of the new company are Captain /
Herman Jablinski; nrst lieutenant. d. J.
White. second lieutenant, Gerald prun- |
nall; recorder, William w. Luther: treas
urer Benjamin Dorstrom "A collation. was
served afte- the meeting and a social |
time enjoyed.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-03-22
PAWTUXET

Mr. Charles s. Mathewson who resides
at - Lawn avenue has spent tho larger
part Of the winter in Colorado. and viii
return some time next week
The I.arers club has now completed it's
plans for the dance. which will be given
in odd Fellows hall on Friday evening
April %. and q very enjoyable evening ls
promised. The members ~ the social COM
mittee are Ralph Lockwood Earle L.
Fuller. n. Merrick smith, Jr.. and Walter
Robinson.
The yschtsmen ot this village are now
getting their boats I'm commission for the
summer season
The fishermen report that tautoE are
striking I'm we'll OF the southern end Of
Prudence island
Mr. r. l. Fuller. who two years ago
sold his beautiful pleasure yacht and pur-
chased an automobile is very busy trying
10 select a new car. as the runabout ne
owned last season is net large enough TO
suit his present idea
The Martha Washington Social club
held bean supper IN odd Fellows hail
last evening. which proved most success
ful
Several Young men of this village have
Just organized the "Tammany Club" and
tlf u'N phltulnhs VNHNn oS NuhFleS bof-
ton which is rented 20 the club. will be
known as "Tammany HAN" The club
was organized TO bring the Young men OF
the village together for social purposes
and for the purpose OF organizing n
strong baseball team. There are about IS
members and they expect 90 have the best
team me village has ever seen Tammany
Hall. 80 called. Is building about 25 by
i5 feet situated In the lane between VIII
bour's store and the Sportsman's club ON
Main street. which leads To the PawtuNet
Naval station.
Capt Alonzo Crandall Ia proceeding
rapidly with the 20-foot power boat which
is the second among the series OF nshing
boats
There has been some talk among the
boys 0f this village about organizing y
boat club. and as the summer season
draws nearer one is likely be formed
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.'.ghe 1heatre3.'.


fairly we'll but her dancing is the CHIEF
feature os her part, while Miss Lewis, as
the soubrette from the west. kute La
Verne has the same clever mannerisms
and is just az fun-inspring az when she
made her hit in 20 Reilly and the 400
Mr.. Ross and Miss Fenton-known bet
ter perhaps. as Ross and Fenton-haNe
both good parts and carry them out ef-
fectively. Miss Fentons serio-comedy ~
always good and Mr.. Ross smiling-serl-
Gus face is good 10 look upon.
Miss Raymond as 'Beezy' the eolored
maid, is well placed. and her song. BIZ
Simmons" received great applause, while
Miss Brice as Babette, sang we'll and was
effectively chic.
The song "Vi W." by Miss Ritchie," a
Rainy Day" 10y the Blue Girl and Boot
black. Fresh Kids" by Richie. Bond
and Ross. She only Had a Dollar in Her
Purse" by Ross. were all well done ana
each received its honest share OF applause.
or the smaller parts. Messrs. Curtis.
Holton. Hersey and Craven deserve men
ton for effective work
The stage setting OF the two acts are
unique and pleasing 10 the eye, the tirst
showing a manicure parlor and the second
the exterior OF the country club. The
Social Whirl" is good there is no mistake
about it. and will please the people for the
balance OF the week with Saturday mat
inee.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-03-22
LAKEWOOD

The young men OF THE vicinity hav.
worked hard TO get togther a creditable
fife and drum corps and meet every Wed
nesday evening for practice Last evening
they went out on march from Lakewood
10 Park avenue and back via Warwick
avenue and made n good showing
some damage has been done by mis-.
chievous boys AZ tho Lakewood station.
The glass In all the windows has been
badly defaced II s thought that their
Identity II known. and Investigation has
been begun Station Agent Perry ls we'll
IKE Tor his courteous tres tment OF those
who wait az the station for care
Mr.. Bliss and family were sbopt 20
move back 20 their summer home IN thi,
village when they began 10 feel thar
winter had but just begun. and 80 decided
10 remain In Providence a few weeks
longer
Mr. Herbert Gage entertained friends q,
his home on Atlantic avenue last even.
ing
The regular special service held IN the
Baptist church was well attended last
evening
The Suburban car lire l. being i'm
proved through this village FOR The benefit
of the extra express cars. which will be
run the coming summer.
we burned very little coal this win
ter"
Have YOU saved all that coal money!"
Yes"
Lucky mani You may he able occa-
sionally 90 take ice next summer '-Phila-
delphia Bulletin.
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M. Hery ReNuSin9 to Take Inventory

Later, by a unanimous vote. " was de-
cided 10 suspend sentence, applying the
FIRST offenders act "
In the chamber OF deputies in the after
noon NJ Etienne, former minister Of war.
protested against the lightness OF this
sentence.
Major Hery and Captains Langavant
and Spiral were placed on waiting orders
By the cabinet council and the other Of
ficers OF the same regiment were trans
ferred 10 other places. Only the minor
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-03-22

Paris, March 22.-At Rennes on Tuesday
a court martial was held In the case OF
the officers who refused 10 assist In TAX
ing an inventory at St Servan General
calvel presided. and the court was com
posed OF the officers OF the garrison OF
Ct. servan. Major Hsry was condemned
20 one month in prison by a vote OF 10
q and Captains Langavant and Spiral 10
one day I'm prison by a vote OF TO g.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-03-22
FUNERAL Of {. ]. valentine
WAS LARGELY ATTENDED

The funeral OF Edwin J. Valentine was
held from his late residence at 2 o'clock
Yesterday afternoon. Rev q T. Locke
II. u. pastor OF St Michaers Episcopal
church. OF Bristol. officiating
The church quartet rendered two selec.
tions during the services. which were
largely attended. There was a wealth OF
floral tributes
Entombment was az North Burial
ground and interment will be al Che
pachet.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-03-22

officers and the soldiers will remain at
81 Servan Local authorities throughout
France have been ordered 10 apply 10 the
military In their respective towns when
they need assistance In carrying out the
Separation law
NJ BRAND, minister OF public instruc-
ton asked that projects be instructed to
send TO the cabinet the names OF those
clergy who accept the Separation law BY
applying for the pension granted by the
act
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-03-22

hotel spent the rest OF the time until
Monday evening sigh tSeeing. and while.
as the young man states, they had seen
much in .his country. they having been
in all Of the leading cities OF the United
States, states that there is much 20 be
seen In London that Is very interesting
10 them. Mr. Reno's parents reside on
Julian street.
CALLED 1T OFF.
Yesterday morning Mr.. Joseph Delaney
received letter from manager Dunn Of
the Providence baseball team, stating thai
Mr.. Delaney could arrange for a game
between the Olneyviles and the Provi-
dence team ON the Merno fats for Satur-
day April 2l but before he could get
things we'll under way. he received tele-
gram from Mr.. Delaney cancelling the
date.
THROWN FROM HIS TEAM.
John Neuman OF Johnston was quite
badly injured about his head by being
trown from his carriage at tho corner
OF Manton and Merino avenues yesterday
afternoon. Hts horse became frightened
by freight car OF the Rhode Island Com
pany. The crew OF the car assisted him
TO the office OF the nearest physician and
here the man refused TO give his name.
but this the conductor OF the car heard
later He went home unassisted. The
horse was captured before any damage
was done
GENERAL MENTION.
The Early Birds and the Night owls.
two local bowling teams from the hill,
met az Cahills bowling alleys last even
carrying, and the result was that n the
Early Birds have the slightest show TO
win they must bowl their opponents In
early morning foi the Night Owls won
In three strings hands down"
nm
tion met I'm their hall on Broadway last /
evening and made arrangements TO get !
all OF the members OF the association for |
a meeting to be held Sunday afternoon.
One candidate was initiated and four APP
plications for membership were presented |
at the meeting OF Olneyvllle Branch, |
Catholic Knights Of Columbus last even |
ing.
Mr. Joseph Chandler. the we'll known /
shoe man OF Plainned. street returned /
from visit 10 his daughter at New York /
City this morning.
The Sunset Club will entertain lady |
friends this evening with whist and a
luncheon.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-03-22
0LNEYvILLE.
No More Swapping Yarns Of
Yore on the Bridge.
Young Girl Charged With Steal
Ing From Schools.

The branch office OF The News has been
removed from Heffernan's lunch room to
the ofrfce Of the West Side Real Estate
company, No. Hartford avenue. Tele-
phone 40 West
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-03-22
SHUBERT THEATRE.

II would have taken "A craven image
with ice water as blood TO have sat
through the performance Of The Social
Whirl" last evening and not thoroughly
enjoyed every minute OF H.
Providence audiences are prone 10 go TO
a trying out" production with dare
you-to-make ugh-or- pleas me" sort
OF feeling bat last night the audience,
and il was a crowded house. too, sat up,
took notice and. wonder upon wonder,
was not afraid 10 show it's enthusiasm.
The production has been made good
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-04-25
DOGS DIGGING UP
BODIES OF DEAD
Terrible Scenes Witnessed as
Animals Uncover Victims
of the Disaster.
PREVIOUSLY UNKNOWN
C0RPSES DISCOVERED
Officers Are Quickly Detailed to
Shoot Down the Animals
i'll Streets.

SAN FRANCISCO, April H.-One OF the
most gruesome scenes that has followed
tho fire was that witnessed on Telegraph
and Russian hills and along the ontire
north beach front OF the city this morn
ing when scores Of half-starved dogs were
found eating human bodies. Tho animals
were discovered gnawing and tearing at
the corpses half buried In the ruins.
Whore only a leg or an arm Drotruded
the dogs were digging for the rest of the
body.
Quick Action Taken.
Men who had been sent into the ruins
of homes TO look for what little property
might have escaped the flames came upon
this sickcning condition and Immediately
reported IT TO the naval officers In COM
mand of the water front military dis
tricts In response to their appeal that
something be done bluejackets were de-
tailed to cover the sections designated and
kill all dogs found in those vicinlties.
Shooting Down Animals.
All morning rife reports could be heard
on the hills and along the beach as the
dogs were killed. Men were pressed into
service, either TO bury the bodies throw
smoldering fires were found and there It
was possible to cremate the animals
More Victims Reported.
1t was not believed that there were so
many dead N the ruins OF Telegraph and
Russian hills until the dogs were found
there digging for the bodies When the
dogs have nll been run down and slain
sections TO obtain the bodies and bury
them as soon rs possible.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-04-25
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy the
Best and Most Popular.

Mothers buy 1t for croupy children,
railroad men buy IT for severe coughs
and elderly people buy 1t for la grippe"
say Moore Bros, Eldon, Iowa. we
sell more OF Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy than any other kind. 1t seems
to have taken the lead over several
other good brands" There Is no ques-
ton but this medicine is the best that
can be procured for coughs and colds.
whether II be a child or an adult that
is afflicted. 1t always cures and cures
quickly. Sold by all leading druggists.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-04-25
SOCIETY
SOCIAL CALENDAR

THE MARRIAGE OF Miss Juliet
Marks and Jacob A. Kahn will take
place this evening at the Jewish
synagogue. at o'clock, Rabbi
Charles Freund to offlciate. The bride
Will be attended by Miss Mathilda
Kahn of Leadvllle and Miss Mary
Waters. Ewin Kahn Will act as
best man. The ushers Will be Max
Ottenhcimer, Emil Lehman, Richard
Seligman and DR.. Maurce Kahn OF
Lcadyille.
THE MARRIAGE OF Miss Louise
Moyle and James Silver Will take
place at noon today in the Temple.
This evening reception will be
given at the home OF MIR and Mrs,
Ray Van Cott In honor OF the bride
and groom, who Will leave on the
late train for the East, where they
will spend several weeks.
MRS GEORGE PHELPS HOL-
MAN will entertain at tea next
Monday afternoon In honor Of her
daughter. Mrs. London Of Seattle.
who will be tho guest of Mr. and
Mrs. Holman for several weeks.
THE MEMBERS of the Sewing
club will meet tomorrow afternoon at
the home Of Mrs. George d. Pyper.
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Drop Me a Postal

For reduced price list for expert Ko-
dak finishing. Harry Shipler, Commercial
Photographer. l61 Main ct. Both phones.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-04-25
r OPENS PARLIAMENT
d That Emperor VIII Pardon
Political Prisoners.

HTERSBURG April 24.-After much
Emperor Nicholas has finally de-
: come to ST. Petersburg and personally
bret Russian Parliament. May 10. A
= orotc programme has been prepared.
.mored that the Emperor. in greeting
Nit, VIII announce general amnesty for
prisoners and tho abolition OF martial
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-04-25

s.act that 125 persons died recently
. week in New York City, from
Isease, when the death rate the
!. 5nding week In 1904 was only Sc,
y an rise to the belief among ply
THAT New York residents, and
IN people generally, for that mat
living too rapidly. The strain OF
- and cares attendant on fierce
lion and the worry attendant on
a. to gain wealth are given as an
I, tion by physicians Of the condi-
,.rlich exist to-day.
US have established the fact that
nie forces which control the stom-
" the heart, are affected by the
Il men IN the daily scramble to
II food, In order TO quickly resume
: Citing careers. Many young men
--cumb to heart disease, where so
20, case was rare when a person
% years Of age died from this
En are also victims. This is at
to the manner IN which they
yer social engagements, also to
Ek. Worry and excitement, to-
\ fith many nerve shocks which
Val in their daily life, Of bustle
tile. are the principal causes
Jap the heartstrings.
nericans, both men and women,
g too fast, We work too hard
y too much. How can tho strain
, ontracted and the damage done
est repaired? Only by humor-
assisting the stomach to act in a
j ,althy manner. Thus Will the
0 Enriched, the nerves invigorated
d action of an enfeebled heart
Dened and regulated. DR.. Pierce's
Medical Discovery contains Just
w ingredients to do this, as will
from what eminent medical
es say Of the different ingre-
IMPOSING It. To mako the weak
mach strong that 1t may prop
st the food and thus manu-
red blood. Golden Seal, a
ingredient Of tho Golden
discovery" is prominently tho
.eded. The late Prof. John M.
M. D., of Cincinnati, author Of
Medication" says Of It:
lulates the digestive processes,
'ases the assimilation Of food.
means the blood Is enriched,
The consequent Improvement
5rvous and clandular systems
| al results He further says:
tion TO It's general effects on the
ere Is no medicine In use about
re Is such general u1,dntntty of
1t is untuersdliy regarded as
iseful In all debilitated states"
NITED STATES DIsPESsAToRY
.olden Seal root; rAs a local
dydrastis Golden SeaD has
able effect upon the mucous
s. Used In gastro-intestinal
boweD catarrhs.
influence upon the nervous
lis agent Golden Seal), has
3 properties. affecting respira-
lrculatlon, tInpdrting tone and
= poUer TO the hearts action,
Sides Golden Seal, which, ac-
The best medical authorities,
the head Of all stomach and
cs and inylgorators, there is
Collinsonla Canadensis). which
r60f gcly Into the composition of
zeolcal Discovery" ,"and 1t Is an
Pged stomach and heart tonic
es 0superlor 10 all other remedies
~" 7 and other affections OF the
9 late Prof. VIM. Paine, M. D.,
says In his work on Concen-
a' 'ng since, had a patient who
rgslV Ich oppressed with valvular
. the heart that his friends were
;Rrry him upstairs. He, how
nlly recovered under the infln-
- itnsonin (the active medicinal
~ Stone rooD. and Is now at
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-04-25
WEATHER RECORD

Weather for today-Fair.
Yesterdays report at the local Office OF the
weather bureau:
Maximum temperature. Sc degrees: minimum
temperature. IL degrees. mean temperature, 81
dc grees, which is degrees above tho normal.
Accumulated excess OF temperature since the
first OF the month, 80 degrees.
Accumulated excess OF temperature since
January l. 45 degrees
Total precipitation from p. m. 10 p p,
"A inch.
Accumulated excess OF precipitation since tho
first OF tho month. 81 inch
Accumulated OF precipitation ence
January l, Isl inches.
Relative humidity at p. m. as per cent.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-04-25
MANILA SENDS AID
Spaniards and Filipinos Give $4,000
for San Francisco Sufferers.

MANILA. April 24.-Many organiza-
tions here are planning to send aid to
the earthquake sufferers at San Fran
cisco. The Jockey club. composed of
Spaniards and Filipinos, has subscribed
$4,000, and has also decided TO devote
the proceeds of three days racing to
the relief fund.
The Baseball league has taken simI-
lar action, a monster concert for all
classes Will be given shortly In behalf
OF the fund, and the newspapers are
receiving subscriptions for the suffer-
ers.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-04-25

ol. ME Clock $3.50 this week. 1. X.
Satzlture Removal Sale.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-04-25
A SEVERE DEFENSE
Drummer Resents the Statements
Made in Spanish Fork Paper.

Editor Tribune: The following appeared
In your paper OF Monday, April,23.
DRUMMERS ATTACKED.
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SO Bronze Clock s1-50 this week. l. X.
L. Furniture Removal Sale.
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'L0UBET IN DANGER
Discovered at Residence of Ex-
President.

~ April IA dispatch TO tho Journal
Department Of the Dromc
kys the authorities there found n, bomb
y O burning fuse was attached, on the
: slll OF the library of former President
Z villa. whero he and his family are
& their Easter vacation.
Lse was cxtinguished md an cxami-
7 tho bomb ~ is added. showed II TO
u Extremely deadly nature.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-04-25
Art NeedleWork.

Misses Warner and Damon will be al
the Knutsford hotel April %. and remain
one week with latest Engllsh-eyelet
Hcdcto and shadow designs for waists.
hats and parasols. Lessons free.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-04-25

Mrs. Russell L. Tracy was tho hostess
OF delightful bridge tea yesterday
afternoon The decorations wero entire
ly In peach blossoms, the dining-room be-
ing effectively decorated with branches
OF the blossoms Assisting during the
afternoon were Mrs Hoyt Sherman, Mrs
David Keith. Mrs. K. o. Cary, Mrs. p.
r Ferguson. Seven tables were filled
with players and at the close of the
game prizes were awarded to Mrs. Robert
Glendinning and Mrs, Belden,
Mr. and Mrs. Halst and party of Chi
cago were guests in the city yesterday,
on their way to Los Angeles, where they
expect to spend a couple of weeks
L. L. Oppenheimer of Denver visited
with friends in the city yesterday on his
way to southern California.
From London comes word that Craw-
ford Lindsay. the little son Of DR., and
Mrs. d. Moore Lindsay is convalescIng
after severe attack Of pneumonia.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-04-25
STRIKE INCREASES
Authorities Fear Serious
Trouble on May Day.

es April A-rhc strike element Is in
4, In France with the approach OF May
.,,,en the authorities apprehend scrl-
! raj movement
5000 persons employed In the tewclry
ed 4c00 employed in the paper indusu y
IL fned the book printers here. who
= ork some time ago The leading estab-
u guarded by troops