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The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-09-12
THREE WENT TO HOSPITAL
FOR MINOR MlSF0RTUhES

Rose ~ WINS. aged N. last night fell
down stairs as her home. SO Elm street.
and received injuries that forced her this
morning to go To the Rhode Island hospi-
tai where II was found that she had frac-
tured a shoulder; and the bone was re-
set
Thomas Partington OF Cranston was
taken An on Aborn street at $50 this
morning and was treated at the Rhode
Island hospital after which he was taken
home
Ellen Hawkins. aged Is. - II Broad
street. was taken ill on Fountain street
al II 30 today and assisted To the Central
police station s-% ;hon taken 90 st Jo-
sephs hospip
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-09-12
S|EOLCE QUIET
AFTER TWO DAYS
Of SLAUGHTER

Siedlce Sept 12.--The town is COM
paratively quiet today. People are be-
ginning 10 move about on the streets
and the shops are opening again. al
though occasional shots lead to tenn
porary renewals OF the alarm
Some revolver shots fired from a
garret this morning drew volley
from the troops below, but no casual
ties resulted. About 800 wounded per-
sons have been cared for in the hos
pitals, or attended by ambulance sur
geons.
BODIES BURIED.
Kamyshin. Russia, Sept. 12.-The
bodies OF ten victims OF the recent
hghting have been buried. They in
'clude one soldier and one policeman.
Two other policemen were seriously
wounded. great number OF arrests
have been made.
TERRORISTS ARRESTED.
Moscow. Sept 12.-Viadimir Mazury,
the leader Of the Moscow section OF
the "hying group" and his principal
Lieutenant, have been captured after a
running fight with agents OF the secret
police, I'm the cource Of which Mazuay
was wounded. Mazuay is a mere youth
and when he was caught he begged IA
officers 10 Kill him Immediately, recog-
nizing that he undoubtedly be executed.
He was the directing spirit In the
bank robbery committed here last
March by Belenzoff. and is is accused
bf the murder OF Col Won Loshinikoff
OF the secret police. during the revolt
last December. He is considered TO
be one OF the most important leaders
OF the entire terrorist group
BRUTALITY OF SOLDIERS.
Warsaw, Sept. 12-The soldiers on
duty here TO prevent continuance Of
the murders by terrorists, are acting
with great brutality. Gov. Gen. Skal-
lon is taking energetic steps TO prevent
an attack on the Jews. The Jews are
in n state of panic.
Siedlce is reported quiet today
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-09-12
DANCER SIGNALS
PUT UP ALONG
ELECTRIC LINE

rsss Rhode Island company today had
o gang OF workmen putting up signal
signs and lights near all the dangerous
curves on the Crescent Park ond Warren
and Bristol suburban electric car lines.
The signals are placed on poles on the
near side OF the curve so that the motor
men will have sufficient warning that
they are approaching a sharp curve.
The signal consists OF a board about two
feet square upon which Is painted these
words: SLOW to four miles per hour
AT night the signal Is made conspicuous
b. electic lights near the top.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-09-12
RUPTURED HIS SPLEEN
BY 4 SERIOUS FALL

The spleen was removed today from
George De Gruchy, aged Y. at the Rhode
Island hospital by the surgeons.
Young DE Grudy was playing last even
ing about house on Prairie avenue
which Is being moved through that high
way. and fell from the building his chest
striking on one OF the carriage timbers
and rupturing his spleen. lie was taken
20 the hospital IN the ambulance.
At o'clock this afternoon he had not
come out OF the effects of the ether. but
his condition was not regarded as serious
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-09-12
fOREMEN'S ASSOCIATION
HOLDING A CONVENTION

Worcester Mass. Sept. ia three
days convention OF the Massachusetts
state Foremen's association opened I'm the
Young Mems Christian association hail to-
day with President Edward r. Dahill pre-
siding The delegates were welcomed 10
the city by Mayor John Il. Duggan. Re
ports and other routine business took up
the principal part Of the days session.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-09-12
ST. MiCHAEL'S CHURCH
FESTIVAL MELTED S1760

At a meeting OF the committee In
charge OF the Labor day festival for the
benefit OF st. Michaers church last even
ing Fr. Walsh as treasurer presented his
report, which showed a balance on hand
of $500
Remarks were made by Frs. Fahey.
ODonnell and Coffey expressing appr-
eciation OF the work and musical selec-
tions were rendered by local talent. fol-
lowed by dancing and refreshments
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-09-12
NEW YORK AND MAINE JOIN

Among those securing marriage licenses
at the city hall this afternoon were Harry
Seweu willis. aged a, travelling sales
man of Lockport. n Y. and Miss Hattie
Cornwen Pennely, aged .. OF Portland.
Me. daughter Of William T. Penne1y, a
wooden manufactures.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-09-12
JUDGE BOLSTER NOMINATED
FOR OFFICE Of Chief JUSTICE

Boston. Sept. Especial Justice VIII
fred Bolster OF the municipal bench to-
day was nominated by Gov. Curtis Guild,
Jr.. as chief justice OF the Boston munic-
ipal court 10 succeed Chief Justice Brown,
who recently was named for the superior
bench. Judge Bolster has been connected
with the municipal court since 1892
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-09-12
NOT AT ALL WORRIED

Lieut.. william r. o'Neil OF the Central
station who was bitten by a dog on Mon
day. says he Is not worrying about IL, as
the bite did not break skin nor draw
blood. but the health authorities have ad-
vised him to allow hi sfamily physician
10 examine him. as there might be some
danger.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-09-12
new HAMPSHIRE 4. 0. n.
ENJOYS ANNUAL BANQUET

Dover. N H.. Sept 12.-The state con-
vention Of the Ancient order OF Hiber-
nians was held her today. At noon
banquet was held in the opera house, at
which there was after-dinner speaking.
The election OF officers was the most
important business transacted. A social
evening was planned with reception ard
dance.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-09-12

New York. Sept. 12.-Late rising was
Ae order among the delegates TO the
honvention OF the Independence league
today following their strenuous sessions
yesterday The advocates for complete
.ticket were jubilant today because the
Aconvention last night put itself on RECORD
as favoring the nomination OF straight
Ntcket and instructed the committee on
resolutions to so inform the delegates TO
the Democratic state convention Inc
1Dnvention will meet again tonight, when
- fun ticket will be nominated. From
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-09-12

Miss Ethel Galloway OF Priscilla ave-
nue.. this city. who was badly injured NJ
Plainville last Saturday is still very weak
at the home OF Mrs. Frank Allen OF Plain
VILE. at whose house she was n guest,
but Is recovering
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-09-12
HEARST WILL HEAD The
INDEPENDENCE TICKET

talks with leaders Of the movement II
appeared today that the following ticket
Is preferred:
For governor, William Randolph
Hearst.
For lieutenant governor. Lewis Stuy-
vesant Chanler.
For secretary OF state. Reuben r. Lyon.
For comptroller. Isaac Rosenbloom.
For attorney general. John Ford.
For state treasurer, DIR. c. III. Auel.
For state engineer and surveyor, no
candidate decided on.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-09-12
PUPILS SLOW IN COMING
TO DEAF INSTITUTE

The Rhode Island Institute FOR the Deaf
has as yet only half OF the pupils expect
ed. there being but % pupils here. though
within the next few weeks 10 H. thought
that the membership will increase 90 20.
In addition 90 the new principal and
matron. four new teachers. Mrs Wood
cock. from Castota. ~ Y. Miss Clarke,
from Ncwburn. ~ c.. Miss McCleland,
from Mercersburg. n. Y. and Miss I'M.
from Scranton. IA
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-09-12
THE NEW TUNNEL
PLAN DIFFERS
FROM OTHERS

The new tunnel plan which the city
council directed City Engineer Clapp TO
draw will. according TO Mr. Clapp. be en-
tirely different from any other plans thus
far presented and really a new PROPOSE
tiou.
one of the engineers OF the city engi-
No ering department Is at work on The
plan. while others are securing estimates.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-09-12
FEENEY, 0'BR|EN,
SECRETAR| Of
THE COMMITTEE

Chairman Fitzsimmons announces that
he has appointed as assistant secretaries
OF the Democratic campaign committee
Dennis f. Feeney OF the Tenth ward and
Christopher w. OBrien OF the Sixth ward
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-09-12
DANGER FROM RAJ les NO LESS

DR.. Chaplin and Or King OF the health
department assert that the danger from
rabies has by NJ means decreased; and
the advent OF cooler weather will not
Eliminate a. Not until a sufficient time
has ella psed for the germs 20 develop can
81 be said that there will be no more mad
dogs In this city.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-09-12
STAGE STARS UNITE HERE

Thomas Robert Akin. aged - a show
man Of NewburypOrt. Mass. and Miss
trsss OF Troy. n. Y, = sred a marriage
licensc this morning g. .he city hall.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-09-12

Up 10 date s229 IS has been received IN
subscriptions for the fund TO be used TO
send poor persons bitten by rabid ami
mails TO the Pastcur institute In Row
York
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-09-12
O'BR|EN PRESSES
FOR AN ANSWER

Sends Second Letter to the Board of Canvassers
and Registration, Pointing Out the Remarkable
Series of Changes of Residence by Timothy f.
O'Neil, Insisting I hat the Latter Is Not Quail
fled ElectOr for the Present Year, and to
Reporter Replies to ONers Recent Interview.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-09-12

The following unions will hold sessions
to-h'snt:
Painters, Labor Temple.
buiidins Lahore r.. Labor Temple.
Bricklayers Meybosset street.
steam fittrrs.- l abof- Temple
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-09-12
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET

Reported for The News Democrat over
the private wire OF EDWARD +. Shell
DON & Co, Bankers and Brokers Room
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1906-06-22
Prosperous Lemhi County.

F. W, Vogler, general manager
OF the Bedrock &. Salmob River
Stage company, was in town re-
Gently, says the Salmon Herald,
aud he thinks hopes Of the Sal
,non river country never looked
better in all the period Of it's ex-
istaucc than it does to day. There
are more people coming in, and
good people, and there are more Of
them on the way. The compan-
les which have lately taken hold
hold of ground in Lenm county
are generally strong, and much
development of mines Is sure
to follow.
It looks as if this would be re-
gardcd in the future as an epochal
year for this country.
"Why, do You know what our
forwarding office at Bedrock is
doing!,, ask Mr.. Vogler. This
spring we have unloaded more
mining machinary and mine sup
plies for this country than we
handled during all the previous
eight years Of our history. We
actually took in 700, 900 pounds Of
this kind of stuff in Ii days,
mainly for your country, and the
stream OF it never seems to abate.
We have now in our warehouse
more than rs CARLOADS of supplies
awaiting to be forwarded, and the
condition OF the road prevents the
freight wagons reducing the res
sure 70 amy arprcciable extent.
But We hope ere long to have
every thing moving along at a
more rapid rate, IN the weather be-
comes more settl led
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1906-06-22
Arthur p. German
Good wins Week ly)

The greatest Democrat since
Samuel b. Thurman passed away
when Arthur Z. German died.
He was the greatest organizer in
the party: II most accomplished
scholar, IA thorough patriot through
and through, Il man who was al
WAYS bigger than his party, who
never for an instant forgot his
oath of office in all it's significance
of the same school of politics
With Thurman and Randall and
that class of men who believed
wholly in Democratic principles,
and who had visions broad enough
wide enough to take in their
whole country. On the tariff qnes-
ton he stood where Thurman and
Randall and Thomas Jefferson
stood. lie cschewed the Calhoun
free trade idea, which caused him
to clash with Mr.. Cleveland, who,
By the way. had never given five
minutes thought to the tariff ques
tin until he got his views from
Dan Manning. The extreme men
Of his party said that Mr.. German
betrayed his party when he forced
the amendments to the Wilson,
bill, but in point Of fact he saved
the party, for had that Wilson,
bill become Il law it would have
pnt the Democratic party ont oi
business for twenty years. Mr.
German was not only higl
minded siMtrsin ~ and the Ablrs'
director Of his party. but his pr
waite life was absolutely clean aud
his domestic life was a model o'
purity and pcncc. He WAS 'l'
ATTEST man that Mar, land ha.
given u the country for lw, gen
erations iiIs grave viii be y
sacred place 81 Mar, lands sci
forever.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1906-06-22
McC onnell Dismissed.

Statesman:
"Charles s. Mcconnell has been
summarily dimissed from his posi-.
tion as register Of the state land
board by a vote Of three members
of the board in session. The
motion that he be discharged was
made second by Governor Good
ing. A vote was taken in which
secretary Of state Gibson alone vot-
ed against the motion the attorney
gene raj, the governor and Miss
May Scott, state superintendent
of school, voting for McConnel's
removal.
NJ. |. Church Of Caldwell, at pre-
sent, judge Of probate for Canyon
county, was nominated by the at
torney general to ill the vacancy
and was chosen by the board. +,
The reasons given for Mr.. Nc
Councils dismissal we're that for
some time past he has been neg
lectful in the performance OF the
duties Of his Office, spending
much Of his time out Of office
when there was work to DO done
inside. 1t was said that the
action of the board had been con-
templated for some time. ia
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1906-06-22
Another New Fake.

4 Young man claiming to rep
resent a renovatiug company is
yni,ly about rue country gather Ing
ny feathers, which they claim t"
rennva,e. lie will come to YOU
..uor and show You "a bottle con
ninlny N" h. vi Oh he
claim. 10 have taken ou'
uf feathers. Then he will ash
the !aoy Of house il che has :
pillow handy which he may OK
anime. This is the time you.
should watch him Cor he has ~
tho end Of lcat pencil, where
the rubber once was, sr'ne moths,
and i. liz heats he feathers with
the pencil ont they come. And
ynn are nmle to lmlieve the,
come from tho feathers. Ex.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1906-06-22

Primaries for said convention will be
held in the various precincts on July
10th, 1906, notice and call for which will
BIZ hereafter published and posted &C.
cording to law. By order Of the commit.
tee.
Dated May 23rd, 1906.
o. E. McCutcheon, Chairman.
+. L. Huston, Secretary.
tt Byrd Trego, Asst. Secretary.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1906-06-22

Republican convention Cor the County
Of Bingham. will be held at the Court
House in the City Of Blackioot. on the
18th dsyof July, 1905 commencing at
ll:30 o'clock a. m, said convention to be
held for the purpose Of electing twenty
(2Ol delegates to represent said County
at the Republican state nominating con-
vention to be held at Pocatello, August
LIST, 1905, for the purpose Of nominating
Justice Of the Supreme Court, mem.
Der Of congress and state officers to be
voted for at the general election TO be
held November 9th, 1906. The precincts
Of Bingham County are entitled to rep
resention in said County convention, as
-
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1906-06-22
Some Land Sales.

A IL buyers has bought iy"
acres If hand Of Mr.. Bergman he
low he kimmll Addition. and
la. 80, il TO orchard. and built a
hnrsc.
ID. .. Calt~rli has ti.i-l" d
his new h"nsr near J. g. Fishers.
+. j. Jone. il binding new
barn in thu Elmwm,d Addition.
FOR S..LE:-A lot u palleys aud
drs. !, ilsnss ra Republican Office.
The Washington times., 1906-02-07
Mr.. MOORE OFFERS
FOX HOUND PRIZE
Cup Valued 1t Szoo for Best Pack.
Dog Snow Entries Close
Saturday.

Perhaps the most valuable trophy 10
bc competed for at the coming DOG show
lC be held in Washington Light Infantry
Armory. February = 10 March 8, by the
District or Columbia Kennel Club, is the
cup just offered 10y Clarence Moore.
president of The club. for the best pack
of hounds The cup is elaborate and
valued at 500
a cup. value So. for the best dog
either sex. any breed. entered iu all
three noviCC limit and OPEN classes,
owned and entered by resident OF the
District Of Columbia, IS offered by Saks
* Co. The cup is TO Ee won outright.
other cups for various breeds have
tccu donated for competition since the
prize list was issued As the American
Kennel Club allows no entries after the
advertised date of closing, Mr. Gero. the
superintendent, who Is located at 3G5
Pope Building. announces that posi-
lively no entries VIII he accepted after
next SATURDAY.
The Washington times., 1906-02-07
Miss Boyer Related To
Rev. Theodore L. Cuyler

NEW YORK, Feb. The aIiss Louis
Bower found inseHsible IN cove ON tile
Niagara river Tuesday was cousin Of
me Rev. Theodore l. CuyIer the AGED
BROOKLYN clergyman. and resided with
her sister, Miss Charlotte. ri. Bower. at
4"2 West One HUadrqd and Sixtv-for-fb
street, Manhattan The sisters were in
narrow circumstances Miss To,tiu
Boyer had conducted cooking school
for time. bur with poor success. Her
sister was an artist The woman r--,-.l
yesterday had left homo last SATURDAY.
At the time she had no funds bUr in
tended TO pawn some silver forks roles
or more. prosperous days Alarmed nv
nef prolonged absence Miss CnarIotre
boyer had requested the Cuylers 10 helm
ma her This they had vai0Iv IN
deaVoTed 10 do No police alarm raf
been sent out because of the desire to
avoid publicity
old ''
The Washington times., 1906-02-07
WHEN SUSIE AND JOHN GOT GRACEFUL.

this time the water was standing in sii-
very pools over the greater part OF the
ice. The boy had almost reached the
middle of the pond aid was forging
along With head down and trr..@ swing
ing when aoJ two feet ahead OF him
yay-ned "a rugged hole
Ills speed did not permit escape. As he
shot into TIE hole. he flung his heels
20 the skies and sat sQUarely into the
water The force OF the fan on the ice
would undoubtedly have broken bones.
but in the water "a cloud of spray arose
from the red cap and the daring skater
slid twenty feet to the hard tee
Aside sroo q frozen seat 10 his tTous-
crS. he Was dry.
The Washington times., 1906-02-07
Purchasers Prominent
In Auto ShOW Crowds
More of Them on Openin1 Day This Year
Than Whole Week Last Year-Tires
Increase in Weight.

| More prospective buyers visited the
automobile show AT the Light Infantry
! ATmory yesterday afernoOn and lasr
night han the dealers We're able 10
reach during ffe whole week last year.
This statemei.t was made last night
I by one of the exhibitors. whose sales
are among the largest Of any in tho
/ city. io show how firmly the automo-
bile has taken hold Of the public and
how successful the present show is prov
ing Notable as Is the show for the high
character of design and workmanship
displayed IN the completed cars ana
chassis ia a wide range OF choice ii
power. speed. capacity. service anc
price. it is even more momentous in its
latiOn OF the attitude OF the public
toward the now advanced automobile.
it is pleasing TO note that the compo-
/ siiion Of he show crowd this year has
undergone radical i ange The idle
sightsec.s and curiosity : seekers of past
shows are absent. in their place are
many persons whose means enable them
10 purchase cars OF the best type. and
these people evince an intelligent in
terest in whs! Is being exhibited.
Popular Exhibits.
There Is alw 5 a crowd In the booth
occupied by the local branch OF the Pope
Manufacturing company. for the Pope
cars have gained a great reputation for
reliability. Several different .ypes OF
cars are exhibited. including the Pope.
Toledo. the Pope Hartford, the Pope
Tribune. and the Pope Waverly- Man.
agev Hough and his assistants are con-
stantiy in attendance
Al the adjoining stand is the big ex-
hibu Of the Cook & Stoddard Company,
one Of the largest automobile concerns
south OF New York. Here may be
found the White steamer. LOcomobile
cadillac. the aiT-cOCled Franklin and the
Baker electric. An immense block OF
space IS occupied By the National Auto
mobile Company Of which William Jose
IS manager This company shows 1896
models II the Thomas Packard Buick
Cidsmobiie and StudebabeF. Always a
center OF attraction is the exhibit Of the
Commercial Automobile and Supply
Company one of the Cfty-s latest CON
Germs where may be found the Navne
Logan and DeMar.
Al the armoTy each evening from ) to
u Haley : orchestra holds forth in rha
gallery Popular music is the rule The
Automobile club of Washington IS maxi
ing many friends through the headuUar-
ters II is maintaining al the show. Sew
eral new members are obtained every
evening and the clubs roster bids fair
70 be greatly augmented before the end
ot the week.
The Washington times., 1906-02-07
MISS BATEMAN BURIED.

Solemn high mass Of requiem was
chanted this morning At Holy Trinity
Catholic Church over the remains Of
Miss MOIie Batenan. who died Mon
day al her home. 34l6 Q street. Short
services were held al the late home be-
fore the body was removed 20 the
church. Tntcr,ueut was in Holy Rood
Cemetery. on Georgetown Heights
The Washington times., 1906-02-07
GEORGETOWN NEWS NOTES

Mrs. sarah Griffin died Yesterday ~
her home - Twenty-sixth Eirect. as
the result of burns received "a few days
ago Immediately after the accident
her. condition was not thought To be
serious. She was the wife of Martin
Griffin.
The funeral viii take place tomorrow
morning from St Stephens Catholic
Church. Of which she was lifelong
member. Mass viii De celebrated over
The remains II 8 oclock
The Washington times., 1906-02-07
EDUCATOR At YALE
DIES AFTER ACCIDENT

NEW HAVEN. Conn. Feb Prof.
John Siade Ely. who had held the chair
ct theory and practice at the Yale
Medical School fOr ten years. died at
the State Hospital this morning. He
was injured on Monday by being thrown
from his horse, which was startled nv
an automobile
Prof Ely struck on his head and was
made insensible He failed To recover
consciousness until his death
The Washington times., 1906-02-07
WAGON AND CART COLLIDE.

Another accident occurred yesterday
at the intersection Of NJ street and the
AquedUCt Bridge. as ii result OF the con-
geSted condition Of the travel A wag-
on. driven by Lawrence Sharpe Of 22I5
II street northwest. COI,idcd with a team
belonging TO the Raeburu-Garner Coal
Company, driven by Jerry Thomas Of
3225 X street northwest. Both vehicles
we're damaged
The Washington times., 1906-02-07
FIRE ON WILKES STREET.

The fire department was. called out
this morning TO a small blaze in the
roof of d frame building i'm Wilkes
street, betn cen Columbus and Alfred
streets Tie fire only burned a hole in
The roof.
The Washington times., 1906-02-07
LITTLE MISS MASON BETTER.

The condition of the little daughter of
W. T. Mason. who was badly burned by
her clothing catching fire from q stove
n her fathers house in Eayette street
near Queen, is slightly better today.