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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-04-14

exclusively TO the interests OF the unions.
and will be paid by the fee charged each
member OF the union and a certain per
centage of the damages I'm case OF win
ming such suit
III a member OF an organization sus-
tains Injuries by an accident, the corps OF
lawyers Immediately takes action looking
TO a suit 10 recover; and If n member OF a
union becomes defendant In a suit the
lawyers defend him.
The necessity for legal advice is also
great I'm the drafting OF trade agreements;
and all this will be supplied
Mr. quincy stated that the plan is 20
have a corps OF lawyers I'm each city jn
a state. so as 20 be on hand the moment
advice is needed. and that legal blunders
made by union men without such advice
in the past may be avoided.
More than GO labor organizations I'm the
state OF Massachusetts, have already
taken up with the idea; and every day
the list is becoming larger.
The unions have not had time 10 pass
formally upon the plan, but there Is no
doubt that they will all adopt Il: and be-
fore the next meeting the definite estab-
lishments OF the plan here will be made
known.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-04-14
To REVIVE STATE
FAIR AND RACES
General Lines Of the Successful BTOCkton Fairs 10 Be
Followed, With Purses to Attract Some Of the Best Entries,
But No Pool Selling 10 Come in Conflict With the Law

The half-mile ring over which meetings
were given during the two seasons pre-
ceedinRs the coming OF the runners last
year has been abandoned and almost OBJ
liberated, so that the fair races VIII have
TO be given over the mile track. unless
the inner track is refenced and consider
able money Is expened I'm putting II into
condition again.
The fair races would attract the big
bunch OF horses which makes the season
on the New England circuit. where many
Grand Circuit performer has gone down
TO defeat, over tracks where the wire has
10 be passed twice TO reach the pay end.
The mile track at Narragansett is such
a fast piece OF dirt that Instead OF the
$500 and $500 races given at the major
ity OF the half-mlle meetings in New Eng
land. the larger purses have been decided
upon 10 insure sizeable fields and high
class racing.
Speed Secretary Parker has consulted
with campaigning horsemen on this sub
Ject, and all gave IL as their opinion that
races along these lines would result in q
banner meeting.
Regarding the Grand Circuit races, Sec
retary Albert H. Moone stated to a News
reporter today. that I'm a short time an
nouncements OF the local program would
be made. and that the few days delay
has been due TO his work at Hartford for
the Charter Oak Grand Circuit meet
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-04-14

syndicate OF eminent attorneys head
ed by ex-Mayor Josiah Quincy OF Boston
will hereafter represent local laDor
unions, and individual members thereof
In all legal matters, with the single ex-
ception OF divorce cases.
At the meeting OF the Central Labor
union last evening ex-Mayor Quincy
spoke for an hour concerning the plans or
the Peoples Security company. whereby
all the mebers OF labor unions were
corps OF lawyers TO act for them in every
suit that may be brought against them or
that they may wish TO bring.
Mr.. Quincy stated that the plan had
been tried I'm New York with equal sue
cess.
He said thot II the unions. or any of the
Individual members. became involved in a
suit OF any kind a syndicate OF lawyers
will be on hand to defend them, the same
as any corporation that has it's legal rep
resentatives 10 look after it's interests.
These lawyers will devote themselves
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-04-14
HELPING HAND
HELD OUT IN
NICK Of TIME

Captain T. Atwood Bowden OF tn
schooner Willie l.. Maxwell. which is
moored at the. gas company's wharf foot
OF Globe street heard shouts for help this
morning as he was leaving the cooks
galley after short chat while awaiting
the making of coffee.
IL was just before sunrise, and in the
dark waters he spied a man clinging to
ptte.
With the aid OF the cook and mate he
lowered a boat over the side with all haste
and rescued the man, reaching him just
as his st rength gave out, but I'm time TO
pull him into the boat before he went
down
The man gave his name as John john
son. 45 years old. lodger at the Mon
treal house on Richmond street,
lie said he had been clinging TO the pile
for what seemed an hour to him. and had
about lost all hope OF securing aid lie
had walked off the wharf In the dark
ness
Capt. Bowden and his men carried John
son TO a. bakeshop on Eddy street and no
titled the Fifth station police. The am
bulance was called and Johnson was
taken to the r. I. hospital
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-04-14

Rhode Island may have another state
fair this summer.
II so. IL will be along the lines that nave
proved so successful at Brockton.
Horse races will, OF course, be a pro-
nounced feature; but they VIII be con-
Quoted without pool selling.
This announcement. coming close on tho
heels OF the statement that the @-days
turf meeting of the Narragansett Breed
ers' association was off. owing 20 Gov
Utter's having put his foot down square
ly on pool selling is certain 10 arouse all
the keener interest
At the same time. IL is stated that the
Grand Circuit program Will be an
nounced-at least I'm part-within rev
days; and. despite reports 20 the con-
trary, IL is stated that Providence VIII
hold it's place I'm the circuit.
The state fair which IL Is proposed 10
hold will not be in conjunction with the
connection with It, so that II there Is no
miscarriage of present plans there will be
two weeks OF harness racing at Nara
gansett park during the coming summer.
Dates for the fair week have not been
chosen as yet but William t. Parker.
who is ground superintendent az Nara
gansett park. I'm the interests or the Mar
ragansett association which purchased 1t
year ago, is arranging the racing pro-
CRANE, and has practically decided on
adopting the system OF the big Brackton
fair. where races are successfully given
without any revenue from pool selling
At Brockton IL has been the custom TO
hang up $500 purses In the stake events
the rest OF the program 10 consist OF 800
class races.
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ALEXANDER'S CONDITION
IS SLIGHTLY IMPROVED

Deerfeld, Mass, April 14.--An official
statement given out today with reference
TO the condition of James W. Alexan-
der. formerly president OF the Equitable
Life Assurance society. who is i'll at a
private sanitarium here, shows that Mr.
Alexander is slightly improved. though
his progress towards recovery is not
rapid.
The two surgical operations which the
patient underwent in New York not long
ago weakened Mr. Alexanders constitu-
tion quite seriously, but II Is believed he
will get well under the influence OF the
climate found at the sanitarium which Is
located near the top OF Mount Pocumtrac
IL may be a year or even longer before
he fully RECEIVERS. but. barring accidents
mis- physicians look for his ultimate full
recovery.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-04-14
SERIOUS RELIGIOUS
CONFLICT IN HUNGARY

Warsaw. April 1.-the religious troub-
les between the Catholics and Mariavite.s.
the new Catholic sect. in many places in
Poland, are assuming a very serious
phase. Indeed the situation has almost
reached the dignity of civil war. At Lup-
tai 5000 Marlavites attacked 20o0 Catho-
lies and a pitched battle followed during
which three men were killed and 40
wounded.
The lighting Is proceeding today. At
Lehno constant skirmishes are In prog
ress and several persons have been killed
or wounded Last week ct Chwartek the
Marlavites who are In the majority there.
took possession OF church and incisted
on the reappontment of a priest who was
dismissed by the Catholics.
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FINDINGS NOT
HAV|NCs FOR
CLAM D|GGERS

"Discovered on the strand" by clam
diggers. three metal castings, valued at
$50 and sold by the finders for s3.l1 to n
junk man, are claimed by Arthur Daley
as the property OF his firm; and Joseph
Francis. well known in the Eddy street
district was fined $50 and costs in court
this morning for their larceny.
Francis was captured I'm the harbor yes
terday afternoon off Fields Point by De-
tectives Byron and Tidd. who ever In
launch and overlook his skin after
stern chase.
Attorney John G. Quinn appeared as
counsel for Francis and related the dis
covery" and division OF the profits l.5o
OF which went to his client. he claimed.
while the other man went him IL cents
stronger.
Lieut.. Gilmartin claimed that the cast
ings were on the shore at the foot OF Pub
lie street and close to the pile driver for
use
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Hey. Death Recalls SinguEary Pathetic
ROMANCE OF HERRESH0FFS

sary business affairs. but she was never
heard TO speak i'll OF him.
What feelings John II. Herreshoff has
entertained I'm those years for the woman
he once loved no one knows but himself.
for he is taciturn man, and his tenderer
emotions are his secrets.
The former Mrs. Herreshoff died with
out parting word with her husband. and
during her last Illness he passed and re-
passed her door as impassively as he had
done for fifteen years, never acknowledge
ing by word or sign that he was conscious
OF her approaching end.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-04-14

STORM COMING, MAY
SPOIL EASTER SHOW

Unless clerk calls off the impending
people especially of the fair will suffer bitter
disappointment tomorrow
bonnets Easter suits and other spring fivoies
heart Of doomed to hang in closets
or lie unadrired and unenved in boxes tomorrow.
The weather that storm is coming, like
young Lochnvar from of the and is expected
about the time the Easter millinery parade
should begin.
The is hustng along and may arrive tonight. Be-
hind little cold with drop of between and
degrees just to help the coal barons along
In Nebraska and Colorado a rnle-an-hour wind
accompanied by is kicking of the blzzards
Of the year.
y So Providence may find just bit of consola
ton in the fact that somebody else is worse off.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-04-14
MRS. JAMES AND CHILDREN
NARROWLY ESCAPED MASSACRE

San Francisco, April 14.--Mrs. Edward
James and two little daughters arrived
yesterday on the Mongolia from China
and will make their homo at Berkeley.
Mrs. Jaems is the wife OF Rev. Edward
James, head OF the Methodist mission at
Nanchang. where n serious riot. resulting
in the killing OF nine foreigners. occurred
on Feb. 23 Mr.. and Mrs. James and
their two children narrowly escaped with
their lives.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-04-14

TWO EMERGENCY CALLS
CAME AT SAME time

During the noon hour today the SUR
geons at the Rhode Island hospital re-
ceived their first emergency cases OF the
day. both al IL 80. One was an ambu-
lance cali for n fractured leg and while
the ambulance was out man came In
with a fractured arm.
Thomas Murry. 81. carpenter, sus-
taned the fractured leg in a fall from
wood pile and the ambulance was sum-
moned 10 the Household Sewing Machine
company, Wickenden street.
Archibald Smith IL years old, living at
Riverpoint. came In with the fractured
arm. He had fallen Off a wagon.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-04-14
DECLINES TG INSURE
VESSELS BUILT OF WOOD

Chicago, April 14-"If your boats were
steel" sad a marine unscrWGitci 30 tEs
owner OF fleet OF wooden steamers IN
Chicago yesterday I'VE should like Co talk
business with YOU. But we can do nothing
With wooden boats"
This Is n fair indica tion OF tho outlook
for wooden vessel insurance this spring
a lew have hcen cared for by the under.
writer's hut ~ per cent OF wooden tonnage
stlll Is uncovered.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-04-14
PUSHING THE
METROPOLITAN
PARK SYSTEM

The Public Park association has issued
circular letter asking recipients TO give
their cooperation TO the metropolitan
park movement and endeavor to impress
upon their representatives in the legisla-
ture the necessity OF giving permission to
have the work begun at once.
A petition now before the Legislature re-
quests that the people at the next election
may have opportunity 10 express an
opinion and 10 either grant or refuse their
permission to issue metropolitan park
bonds.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-04-14

The News has just made important addition it's
efficient battery OF type setting machines in NEW DOUBLE
MAGAZINE MERGENTHALER Linotype Of same shown
IN this article, the only Of its kind IN any newspaper
printing establishment IN the city Of Providence.
This machine which is the very latest and upodate pro-
ucton Of the Megenthaer Linotype Company is fully
installed in the composing Of the News and the public and
those interested seeing this wonderful result Of mechanical genius
given most cordial invitation to inspect IN operation.
The machine is almost hurnan-n truth 1t might be said to
be absolutely human except that is made of iron and steel and
not blood and flesh. conservatvey speaking 100 per
improvement the single magazine nas,uch that makes and
compo distinct different faces Of type instead Of A. pro-
duced the best the other linotype machines running
the News IN any other newspaper office in this city. The
operation OF obtaining distinct faces Of type the machine
produced by the operator without rising from the chair
keyboard during the casting of the lines.
This Double Magazine Linotype Machine Of the News the
latest and most perfect production of the Megenhae Company
and from the written words supplied the operator makes
production OF similar lines at the Of least lines every
every Of the different faces of type produces
for and advertising purposes.
Owing their construction and effectiveness these machines
very COSTLY but when viewed be understood that their
is based upon what they accomplish The News has
one Of the BEST the largest in number, and most highly
efficient battery of notype this state and again the public
cordially invited to inspect them, and particularly this
|derful Double Magazine Linotype
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-04-14
300 HORSES AND MULES
BURNED IN STABLE

Baltimore. April l4--About 300 horses
and mules were burned % death In frs
of an unknown origin that completely
destroyed the auction stables Of Moses
Fox I'm North street early today.
OOo
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-04-14
WESTERN UNION
WILL TRANSMIT
MESSAGES FREE

The local office OF the Western Union
Telegraph company has received instruc-
tions to handle free kilograms I'm connec-
tion with the relief OF the sufferers In
Italy from the recent volcanic ditsurb-
ances.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-04-14

An "ad' may not bring results
today, but the mental picture OF
your name and business is upon
the brain OF the daily reader.
When the time comes that your
wares or help Is wanted the pro-
speetive purchaser will remember.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-03-06

FOE sALE-Rigef farm between Piainseld
and MArsh6ela4 Contains AS acres ana Wall
wgd and fiEbeF. small sugar orchard, AL
equipped buildings 80 good. Comfortable re
p2sf. WI i rlD8sUE water vt Eolse aud harm.
Price $500, inquire az the 4. 3. Cate Real
ksfsFe agency. Rooms ii and y. Eoss ler
iloek. Barre, S. 5f6.g
500 aaTp =. 49, s-~r5y--- $3.50 :. -.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-03-06
FOUR KINGS.

Tho king Of the BelgIans makes only
one appearance at public worship 10
lie course Of the year That IS on the
ay he commentaries hla accession 70
he throne
The king OF Italy is ono Of the most
Energetic of mouarchs. lie was taught
sg his tutor never to be idle for mo
meme and WINS always punished u
aught doing nothing.
Tho new sovereign OF Norway 10 all
necches and oratlons Of welcome "a
Witch he has been subjected since hls
trivial ia Norway has invariably been
addressed pg "Alr King Instead Of az
sire" or your majesty"
King Carlos OF Portugal an artist
i considerable ability. usually sends
IFS paintings as gifts. One recently
presented % me King Of Italy "a so eS.
eeuied that III one position Il ronre
cnts q sunrise on the sea- but Il turn.
"a around becomes sunset on the
plain.
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PosIon -Queenslown LlYerpooI
CENTRAL VERMONT RAILWAY
COMP Any,
Corrected 70 October ipos.

Passenger Trains icas3 marry Is Follows,
1901 Kidnighi--DailY. boston. Springfield and
New York uight express Sleeping cars
Montpelier Junction ~ nosian and
sprina field. SUNDAY morning train has no
connection for New York Connects at
Montpelier with train leaving at 2.b0a. m
fof Montreal and the West
AGO a. m.--Week days only fer WiIlians
town.
g.s5 4. m---Week days onlY. Connects At
Bostdn, springfield and New York aud
trains f0f burlington, st. Alhans and in
teffnediate stations.
tf,5s a. m.-Daily boston, Springfield. Flew
Yurk ana New london fast express.
Cafe parlof car Montpelier Junction 70
Boston Parlor car Montpelier Junction
10 Springfield.
los ,. m.-Wesk days only. For Williams
town.
$40 .. m. Week days only Mail train for
Burlington 81. Alhans. Cambridge june
ton, Ogdenshurg, Rlchford and Montreal
Parior car 70 Montreal from Montpelier
Junction.
AS ?. m.--wssk days only. For Williams
town.
$40 .. m.--Dauy. Montreal and Chicago fast
express. Connects at burlington with
local train for Rutland Cafe parlor car
Montpelier Junction 60 Montreal and
Pullman sleeper 20 chicago.
Trains reach Montpelier about % minutes
after leaving Barre.
Il. d, JuNRs, General Manager
j. y. BENTLEY, Gen. Pass. Agts
81. Adams, We.
j. o. ADAMS, Agent, narre, W.
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oRIENIAL IMMIGRANTS.
large Number ~ skilled Workmer
Coming Fgom japan.

Coming fgom japan.
During the year 1905 tt02i japanese
aud 4D29 Koreans cafne into the Unit,
"a States 0galEst iA.3s2 Iapaneae and
1900 Koreans Ia 1903. The decrease
of japanese immigration IS attributed
10 the war, hla the Exclusion ieague Of
San Francisco says the increase 10 the
au0ber Of Kofeana coming here Offsets
the decrease u japanese. Among the
Japanese coming last year were 4181
lilitcfatef, who were unable to read oF
write, willie the illIierate Koreans mum
Bered t92J There we're 23s japanese
declared from landing because they
we're pauper8, nna 2sI were denied al
mission because they were afflicted
with dI8paBe
While tla Koreans who come here
are unaeilled laborers, Gle records show
That o large proportion Or the japanese
ARE professional men aud skilled me.
chanics. During last year there were
$50 professional men among The Japn.
nese who landed, Including 81 clergy
men, q doctors. 20 scuiDtors 20 eiyil
engineers and 81 teachers There were
3gs skilled mechanics among the mum.
ber such as carpenters aud woodwork.
ara
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-03-06

y. r. Davis, Z. A. Drown,
g. II. ksndriek b Co., Barre, VII.
j. II. MeAgthuF, East Barre, ".
IS. u. Stiles. Graniteyilia, Vt.
r. q. Huntington, Washington. VI,
4. D. TiIlot~on, Washington, Vt.
n. A. AinsWoFth, Hiilianst0mn, VIZ
Marx Mears. MArshneid, VI.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-03-06
rhIIlnnlne clsar raotorlea.

According 10 circular issued by
President q w Perkins Of the Cigar.
makers International union, the annual
production Of cgars IA the Philippines
amounts 70 s200,o00,0O0, and the wages
paid IN Alauila vary from Is TO 81
cents 4 day OF thc aayenly.nIne cigar
factories 10 Manlia forty.elght are own
ed by Cinnamon. who employ Chinese
cody labor and, with the exception Of
two, tie other factories are owned by
Europeans
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-03-06

Tie cures that staHd 10 iss credit
mAJse Baak2's AF1iea Easvf sefenti6e
Boades II cured y. y. aiglfNd leefar-
e. far lie Patrons 81 HaebanaFy,
@avna6hoFe. Pa III distressing case
ST plies. II beals the sofsl bBrsy sores,
hoils, ulcers, eilis, wounds, e.siIsaains and
salt fhsum. Only 1-e al the hed Cross
Pharmacy,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-03-06

FOR sAT.E-At great sacrince, house az tive
ienemenfs, neaE Ayers street.. Apply 70 A A.
smith. 7Ef
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- % - 80 oLDs.

Dlslriet 81 Washington ! held AZ M1atFel-
ief rs ana rs.ia nngsget 0n the $50 day u
ia "a a ~. 1855
An sffWnisne purpgrtinE 30 be the
lakk Waii aua TasiamxHg ~ Ellen Gale
Nlas. w. gne III rs Barre IN sAid nis Z
Aici. fseeMed nelng prtarntea 20 the Curt
~ Pf8base. Is ~ eFaerFa ~ s4sa Cont that
atl persons cQne tned thefein BE n@tsfed 20
aptsafat 4 seski q ~ said C9nrf. 70 ~ held
I The FgohzG 0fsias N sid - utnelier, on
ti4a 9aH dzy ~ Matfh. A. y isAs, and
s4gw eaase, II asg they may have. Against The
pf6bafn ~ sstd instrument for WHICH
purpose 1t il further ordered. that nD-
Iirt u I Il araer ~ pub ishea tlres weeks
suc fsssveig Is the So - Daily fines, neeH-
ssaper printed ~ TOE City ~ barre 10 this
sislei previous N said time aPpointed los hear.
ing
Bt the Court A. mt
IftiiAM CARLETON. Judge.
ines Mch 6slg 10
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-03-06
FOR SALE

Three houses on Batchelder's meadow
VIII sell or tent. Barns with tWo Of
them.
150-acre COW farm for sale or to rent,
within one mile Of dark quariies.
30 Horses Of every description. Weight
from sn0 to 1000. Thoroughly accli.
mated.
so tons nice hay for sale al si1 and
81 delivered.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-03-06


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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-03-06
rrae 10 Farmera

10 any farmer who VIII write ns, mon
tlonina THE paper, va will send lleet
pastpaid, several formulas tor making 4
.hst'nlass fertilizer at hemei together
with tho cost Of the Ingredients, d'fec'
tians fol mixing, etei
The Vermont Experiment station ~
it, bulletin No, no has lhe following
Il cay with reference 90 tie value pf
hame made fariipaots & compared WIN
the ordinary commercial hfande w
every account, however lnanelnl eau.
eatienai, agricultural 10 ls better e
huy lie crude stock and home mix Y one
uses Il ton Of more,
livery upto,dAte farmer should be
Interested h The subject Of homo llNea
fertilizers and we are N poaltion % help
them. Address Carroll y, Page hyde
Park, VI.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-03-06

Clergyman Maybe you'l grow up 60
be d minister HIKE me
Freddy Wen | DON'T know Papa
saya 1t isn't much 81 q iob, hrookgYn
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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-03-06

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