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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-03
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LNGER:|s!I J. /. |:|| s !. ATTORNEY
Matter QUITE Unimp porttantt,' ID
says @S,enat After Leaving s
s,s Grand Jury 4
PERI Ri DEC ARES MORAN A j A Y
Secretary 81 I LODI dge Sentenc 'el2dr|zttt' ztoS
Serve en- Month E ouse
of Correctio or. 81 IA

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(ByE AssOc ed SPressO ttssSs
BOSTON, july States se,la- ma
tor Henry Cabot Iodg sc, who was sum
iin,so,nred to appear before the grand 1'l1yt
81 suftolk coin an invest si',to
campaign cont District 81
iusey co ai't
house had been called
"a arpea tor morrow, but arranKe Kens:lt
vas ~ I'd made to meet the rict g TO
day, instead. KS
a The invest tga atton ts Ia %develo pntents2o9Is g
the case OF Robert G.. Proctor who I laH y
week was conyt tcted OF the u larceny ~
! 3s225 whach John G. Bestgsn Of Quincy
claimed he had given Ftocto Wo ], ~
tor Lodges secretary, L, as 20 cont lbll-s
\ tiDn n 70 the SRepubl Lean Sta to cnHpal al3n
fund III 1904. Several prominent Rep1ulbtllll-}
cans including Off GERS OF the State COM. 1
Entttee were summoned to- al ppear he loNie N
the grand jury to-1rlor'ro s';g Y
District lAt Attorne Angry. ~
Il senator Lodge Twas escorted into the
grand Jury room by the district attorney
He A remained h for about our minutes. NJ
#IJpon9 departing, he said tha t he could not
disclose n the nature Of the questions
asked him. He could say, however, that
the subject seemed TO / him TO be quite
HEunimpor tant'' x and 4 upon which he could
give no in formation. He said 1T was his
Hun,ders tan ID Ing that the district ttorneys
purpose was to secure the testimony OF
the members Of the Republican; State
Committee concerning certain. campaign A IN
contribution y III s;,
When District Attorney Moran learned a r,
that Mr. i lodge had expressed his opinion
that the matter was unimpor't'ant.s5 az Mr.
& Moran said with considerable heat;
5935 ,.If perjury q is unimport mt then the
subject matter OF the inyestig toni ~ y
9unmportantls.5
( e Judge Decourcey, IN the Superior Court,
before whom Proctor Is was tried ] to-day
refused to grant a new trial for Pr tor.t
Later Judge DeCourcey}5 sen fenced Proc. Proc
tor Il! aerye ten months ins the Housefof
Correction It Is underatood that the case '1s'
will be carried to the Supreme Court court! %
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-03
.DOUB LEE MURDER LEADS
TO GENERAL MINE RIOT
INV AssooIated Press,)

/. GROVE CITY, TaA July 2.--Two 1ta-
lians were murdered and one OF the
murderers Is In acritical condition from
injuries indicted by a mob, as result
81 d brawl In q mining campsa few nAlles
ca st OF this place last night {,
Following the murders 9 general Viot
occurred In which a number Of others
were badly cut and beaten, Aottllas' az =
sallant escaped, ST II 4 al
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-03
Three, Killed by Explosion
r f1By Associated Press,)

"A eBLUEFIELD,T Nv. VA, July 22.-As a
result OF a gas explosion at II o'c clock
ms. morning In the Keystone Coal and
Coke Company 8 mines, at Keyatone,
Mine Boss Budt Mead lows and two
negro mlners-yohn jackson and w IliaH
fGreen--were ..,-.ed outright, their bodies
being torn To- fragments. and Hl Hlllary
Hall, aSwhite miner, sustained frac-
Stuyed skull and will not recover =
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-03
HOME COMING DAY
FOR IRlSH-AMERlcA
} iBy AssocIa ted 4 Press,

BIRMINGHAM X A La. July 2,-Thal
Birmingham Council. Knights of Coli gll-l
bus, tonight Launched q hone, con,iDgI
Vii be submitted "a every council mt
the United states. II lis proposed t0,
set aside July 4th at the Dublin sxpoaiss
ton next year as f'IIome-coming psyss
for Irish Americans M II WA + ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-03
FAMILY /: OF ElG CHIT ON WAY ..,.:
TO CARNIvAL; DROWNED
fBv Associated Press.

AZ. fBy5 Asso cIated FTess.l 4sEil.8..
ff5.Dro11L11RANGo, a, CoI4.. July II ., Leonard
Boat n his wife and six children were
drowned 4 while attempting to ford the
Anlmas River near Cedar Hill New
Mani Ia. to- lay The family had started
for Durango to attend 9 street carnival
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-03
Trial Of New, Battleship,

& sEATrLE. WASH, July 2-rhe bat
tleship Nebra ska, on 10 hpilders trial To-
day, made 1896 knots over tns pre-
scrlbed course Of Point Reals, II n {. 4.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-03
|N||R|.E.C'.......|
5 Still UNKNOWN
Rails onS aster Occurred G q: Il:1,s:ll
Exatliin q Inch sbyy Inch
itlloutz RES s.ilt.i, M
EPITlFul SCENES n VI g CUE .l:
sSteams1 M kss 2 DisayoWa1l lE;a wal
81 Liab gsonsdi t ion i: IL 81
lleS sInj tred 8gs$
'iTlFu scEKESssA'Tl Z $: MoRGulE NJ & l-ll:
] lRxs lAssocia ted Press. y ..lE

II LONDON, July " 8. II he W.T. London
X 4 i, newspapers this morning Eao ain keenlySs
discuss the causes Of the disaster. toG
4 the u r. plymouth h Express train and the
Srumors Of speed competltIon. Great I
attention 10 devoted to the Heyldenc
gof6 George straohan, Of Boston,
4 the effect that the speed fof the train 4
was 80 great that he had L ar strong
Il INCLINATION q to pull the alarm cord
but that on the advice of friends he
frefralned from doing so. l3s4 s ~ 4
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-03
7kR Rap[,I at Commission. n

.s} 6. 81 WhiteG took d shot %ats the
CORPORA ton Commissi on. 1sssrs.ssMills
and pollock had said the sslon was
now proceeding to requtreS the companies
sto provide proper d yard Al facilities cl for
their patrons. Mr.. Whit ite expressed utter.
surprise that the commission shou ould have
beer, s1nenti tioned In this come elton. rs y53
5s5i....The members Of that body, as 7 under
stand It'll he went on, fare not criter!ons
when 1t comes to legal tiers, Accord;
ing to the opinion OF 9 sone of the best
lawyers I'M this city, the commissio had
no authority for its action IN q recent;
case si:s sl9s#
5S Mr. White had reference to the ctlon
OF the commission In he case Of In
ton. and a smile visited the countenances
Iof "a number Of his olleagnes. n
5i,5 Sell the Warehouse. s
N The resolution provlding for The sale
OF the seabrook Warehouse caused some
fdiscussion. President Peters Mr.. Spence
In the chalr) taking " s trong 8 ground
against the proposed sale. Ssi 4
Mr.. Pollard offered an amendme pro-
ayiding that the sale be at public auction.
and Others took the same posi- taon.
The resolution was ia bled. i
Property for State Fair.
he orc dinance and substitute relating
to the buying OF property for the Yir-5
iginia State Fair Assoclat ton OF a cost
OF about $4,000 were read. The su ubsttute
Is a compromise proposition agreed TO
~ the fair people. It gives the Fair AS
socia Mon the right q to renew its lease
at the end OF ton years. but In case It IS
not renewed, 1, the oity shall pay the as
sociat tion seventy-flye per cent. Of the
cost OF the build inss. Il "a n ~
n The annual rental shall be equal to four
per cent. OF the cost OF tho property.
The price fixed 1isS 500 2per acre. Mr.. IL
lett advocated the substitute rdinance in
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-03
ONLY ON E " OTE Il.
\. I'M OP'PO OSI'TlON'
Board Will Concur Next Tuesday,
L. and Acquisition 8 Of Property r iss
il Will Be 3Pushe Amend
Nc ed Ordinance 81 Fair 4.
\. Association IS s
S5s Adopted. s5:l3.s

By a vote that was almost ,,na1,imou
tl,e Common Council last night adoi'ted- do ted
tho resolut 1nstruct ting the CITY a At <;
torney to prpoaed at once 70 ACQUIRE R e Dy
z a q. e. purchase or cond denlnat ionB all &dt
B TIA sol, hern hall 81 the square bouid"d
8by Eighth, Ninth. Marshall and \ Clay
streets FOR a new gil school site.
g The northern portion OF tho property pro
h ,tas al Tread " been acquired by the r CITY,
an and s q most OF the uildmgs thereof, 'ss1s
8razed. li nj 5s4s 4. h g, I.
# ne resolution passed by the Council
Will no to the Board next = t,esday u tgn T,
where It will surely be concurred in.s Tiiin y,
ir,srr4s THE building OF q spler11cdd hlsE
school structure by the city at an earl3 al,l'
date. E y
.ssl5 There were other matters Of interest
acted upon by the body. but none o q "a SO
much MICH Epublic interest as 4 this AfterSre-3
1ectinR & the supplemental ordinance 5sofi
the Virginia state Fair Associati Ion. the
Council sidered its action, modified
THE rdinance inSso respects, and then
funanimonslyado adopted it-Ss sS ssf
Was Finally Passed. Il. ii
h The amended proposition strikes out
the nroytsion that, II 4 the ten-years lease
y Il n ct renewed, the city Is TO pay the
associa alton Is per cent. OF K the cost Of
3improyements.3 \ The Council voted to $ac-@i
scept4 Mr.. ] John p. Bran CHI 's offer to give
the city public baths, and the municipal, ?,
electric light plant matter went y 70 the
Finance Commit tee. "A y petition for Is:
more police officers was likewise referred.
n President h r. VA L. n Peters called the
Common Council to order at 8 o'clock.
and q a quorum OF members & responded
/ to u their names. The e$ report Of Ss q the
Street Commit ttee was the d first read y
and, upon the reconrn end 5!f ton O. TINS
/ BODY, a number OF. f.5improyements Is were! ere
4 ordered.
"A Sord dinanc offered by Mr. ~
shibitfng railroad onpanies from unload
sing and loading scars on the stree and
alleys OF the city. except on spur tracks
tina are nd dJaceht TO the sproperty ot the
/ patron. was recommit ted afersS some dis
sc,iss ~
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The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-06-29
WOMAN BADLY
INJURED WHEN
TWO CARS COLLIDE

Claremont. ". H., June 29-Several per-
sons were injured. one woman seriously,
in a head-on collision between two trolley
cars on the line Of the Claremont Rail-
way and Lighting company, between this
city and Claremont junction today.
The woman, who refused to give her
name, but who is known TO have come
from Walpoe was taken to a local hos
pital suffering from internal injuries and
Injuries about the head.
The collision was between n closed pas
senger car from Claremont Junction, car
rying seven persons and a combination
baggage and smoking car from Claremont
carrying II passengers, mostly travelling
men.
According to the new time table which
went into effect today the car from Clare
mont should have waited on the turnout
grounds, but this was not done and the
cars met head-on. at a point about 20
rods beyond the turnout.
Poth were going at a good rate OF speed
and they had just come down the opposite
side OF a gully. The vestlbules OF both
cars were telescoped. but the motormen
jumped and escaped unhurt The conduc-
tors were cut by flying glass as were
many OF gthe passengers on both cars,
but the only person seriously hurt was
woman on the car from Claremont juno
tiOn
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-06-29
JOHN KISSED
SARAH'S BLACK
0P TIC AWAY

John H. Watts, colored, and his wife,
Sarah, kissed and made up in the sixth
district court this morning within
minute after a trial that resulted In
a fine OF $40 and costs for John. Tho
court decided that Sarah's statements
rs 10 how she came by pair OF black
eyes were true.
Watts employer went TO consider
able pains to request the Central sta
tion police 10 await his coming on the
next car with the fine and costs so
that Watts might not be taken out
10 Cranston.
Sarah. after telling with emphasis
Of what John ala TO her, smiled atm az MN
tors Joined In. Sarah marched over
10 the room where John had peen
taken. and the warrant onicer as he
shut the door saw them rush 10 an
Three youthful panhandlers. John Cur
lev, Thomas Murphy and William Far
reIl, got six months at the farm. When
arrested on Charles street quantity Of
cards with verses appealing for aid was
found upon them. Farrell had his arm
done up In q sling and was pretending 10
be cripple.
Nicola Nazzaro waived examination
when called for triaai on the charge OF
assaulting Annie Waesley with bodkin
Monday, and was held for the grand jury
in s., 900. According to officer Hopkins of
the Fourth station. Nazzario Is said 20
have turned suddenly and sunk the steel
in the womans breast without any provo
cation.
prank valla was hned s. and costs for
discharging a pistol on Corliss street.
jane Dadford, an aged colored woman.
was committed to the State Hospital for
the Insane from the Home for Aged Col
ored Women.
The trial or Nellie Owens on the charge
OF ducking Albert Eastman with garden
hose was continued TO July 13.
Wicgentz Olecha was fined 800 and costs
FOR assaulting Nernater Pierkarck with
. bottle.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-06-29
T|LLMAN ONCE
MORE CR|T|C|SES
THE PRESIDENT

Washington, June Ex-senator Tillmar
called up the conference report on TIN
railroad rate bill today and renewed his
attack upon the Pipe line amendment as
being in the interest of the Standard Oil
company.
About the time the Allison amend
ments were incubating." he said. there
was a great furore about the Garfield re-
port on the Standard Oil company. and
we were told that the exposures OF its
crimes would help the vote on the rate
bill and under the cover or this dust the
president retired from his advanced posi-
ton on railroad legislation and accepted
the Allison provision"
'Jie had no fault TO find." he added,
except that he considered the fact that
the president had been inconsistent In not
coming 10 the assistance OF the senate
conferees. He considered IL "a little re-
marksble that Just when he might do
something 20 thwart the policy OF this
gigantic monopoly. he is as mum as
mouse, except that there is another hur-
rah about what the president Is going u
do 10 the Standard OIL In the way or
SUITS"
He added that Notwithstanding the
prosecution has been decided upon we are
carefully told I'm advance that the nigh
officisl is, such as Rockefeller, Rogers, and
Archbold are not 10 be molested.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-06-29
CAR AND FAMILY
NOT FRIGHTENED
/. FROM PETERSBURG

st. Petersburg, June 29.-An official de-
Mai Is given OF the report that the en-
peror and court are leaving Peterhof and
returning to Tsarkoe-Selo. owing to the
discovery OF a revolutionary plot among
the palace servants.
The report is officially assounted for by
rumors following the retirement OF Gen.
Plesko. the commandant at Peterhof. and
the appointment OF Col. Lermenotoff COM
mander OF the imperial regiment Of
uhlans, as his successor. The formers s
retirement IL stated 10 be due 20 purely
private considerations. nut several offl-
GERS OF his stan are indignant at the pro-
motion OF Col. Lermentofr over their
heads and have asked 90 be relieved
giving rise to the report OF the discovery
OF revolutionary plot.
While the official explanation are re-
garded with suspicion. as IL Is beyond
question that the terrorists and revolu-
tionists, are constantly attempting to
gain foothold In the palace. there is no
cause 90 doubt the truth OF the official
statement that the court has no intention
OF returning 20 Tsarkoe-S Selo this summer
Peterhof. IN reality. Is much safer for
the imperial family than Tsarkoe- -Selo.
being located on a gulf. enabling tho i'm
perial yacht 90 be moored az a wharf so
yards from tho palace. always available
TO convey the emperor and his family TO
Finland, or some other place OF security.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-06-29
NUGGETS OF NEWS

The Isthmian Canal Commission ap.
pointed today Richard Raid Rogers. an
attorney OF New York. as general coun-
sci.
William p. Campbell, register OF deeds
OF Hancock county for 80 years and re-
nominated recently, died last night at
Ellsworth. Me. He was a veteran OF the
civil war and 6s years OF age
S. s. Philadelphia from Southampton
and Cherbourg for New York, was in
communication by wireless with the sta
tion at Sable Island when 500 miles east
of Sandy Hook at $50 a. m.
The United States today purchased
from the Bank OF England $4,000 In
will be keen competition for at least
q portion OF the $1,000, 900 in gold ar
riving in England the coming week.
George Brady. widely known in
steamship circles In this country and
abroad, and manager in Boston OF the
ests. died at his summer home IN
Hull today, from cancer Mr. Brady
was about so years old and leaves a
widow and five children
The secretary OF the treasury has
written letters 20 the various ma
ceived q special deposit OF s10 0.00v.-
600 OF treasury funds asking them 60
return the same 20 the treasury be
ls In accordance with the conditions
Imposed at the time the deposits were
made.
large part OF the work az the Milford
Mass duarries OF the Webb Construc.
tion Company was tied up today, as n
result OF a strike OF the engineers en-
ployed az the plant. The men object 70
the employment by the company OF a
non-union engineer. but the company do
clases that II will not discharge tho man.
The Rev William Alexander, u. d,
LII. D., professor OF church history I'm the
Presbyterian Theological Seminary NJ san
Anselmo. Cal. died at his home here TO-
day. He was graduate OF Jefferson Col.
legs and Princeton Theological Seminary.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-06-29
ANNUNz|ATA'S 5 CASE
GIVEN To JURY
THIS AF FTERN00N

After the noon recess today Presiding
Justice Sweetland charged the Jury In the
case Of State vs.. Antonio Annunziata.
This morning James A. Williams made
prolonged appeal for the acquittal OF his
client followed by the attorney general,
who. while arguing that the testimony
sustained the states contention, said that
AL the state wished was just decision.
The general opinion about the court
house when the jury retired was that the
defence was strong one. Many Of those
who followed the trial closely were of the
opinion that the prisoner would not be
found guilty OF murder.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-06-29
SHOT HERSELF THRICE
IN SUICIDE ATTEMPT

heard the shots and the woman lay bleed
ing on the bed until her husbands return
at night. according 20 her statement.
The Liberatores have been married
about four months and came TO this
city from Boston about two months
ago, setting up light housekeeping In
two upper rooms at 10 Ledge street.
The husband is an Italian about As
years old. and the wife was formerly
Eva Olsen of Swedish parentage. she
is 29 years old, of small stature and
far from having the appearance OF
a person who would become despon-
dent
Her husband tells the police lie
knows no reason why she should at
tempt suicide and the woman gave
no hint of the motives which impelled
her TO the rash act.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-06-29
MINISTERS MAY
LET Up UNTIL
NEXT AUTUMN

The ministers OF Providence who have
associated themselves together for the
purpose Of furthering civic righteousness
met yesterday afternoon in Y. NJ. C. A
hall. but transacted no actual business.
There was an informal discussion OF
conditions, and suggestions were made
concerning the best and most effective
way for the ministers. who represent four
denominations. 70 proceed.
There will probably not be another
meeting until after the vacation period,
some time in September or October, un-
less there are unexpected developments
requiring earlier attention.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-06-29
BROOKLYN POLICEMAN
KILLS DRUNKEN SAILOR

New York, June 29.-Hugh p. McCairn,
sailor on the United States Steamship
Pennsylvania was shot and killed today
by Patrolman Flanagan near the en-
trance OF the navy yard In Brooklyn. II
Is said that when the policeman attempt
ed TO arrest McCairn who was with a
party OF his shipmates on a charge OF In
toxieation the entire party attacked Flan-
Rgan.
After knocking tho officer down the
sailors fed, whereupon Flanagan fired,
one shot striking McCtirn. who ran into
the navy yard. McCairn died soon after
vards
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-06-29

Upon his return from work last evening
Sabathino Liberatore found his wife
bleeding on bed from three bullet
the left art. on realizing what had hap
pened he hurried out In search OF doc
tor and sent word TO the Second station
police.
The police arrived before the doctor and
ordered the woman's removal 10 the
Rhode Island hospital and the husband
accompanied her In the ambulance.
Her Injuries were pronounced not OF
serious nature and she is resting comfort
ably today.
Mrs. Llberatore told the police that she
had shot herself at o'clock In the after
noon with IA 80 calibre revolver belonging
10 her husband and had meant 10 commit
suicide. No one In the neighborhood
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-06-29
NEWPORT MAN FAILS,
LIABILITIES S29,777.76

william d. Sayer Of Newport, conduct
ing business under the name of sayer
Bros. has been adjudged a bankrupt by
Judge Arthur Brown In the United States
district court.
The liabilities amount TO s29,777.76. In
cluding s2e.i54.T4 In unsecured claims.
The assets aggregate s24.051.b4. includ-
ing $500 In unliouidated claims and $1,000
IN insurance policies.
There are about 10 creditors.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-06-29
WlFE'S DEATH LED ALLEN
TO TAKE HIS OWN LIFE

Swansea. Mass. June 2e.--The body of
Lepaiet T. Allen. a carpenter, was found
IN his bedroom today with bullet wound
IN his head.
II Is thought he committed suicide
while despondent over the recent death
Of his wife
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-06-29
CONFERENCE REPORT ADOPTED

Washington, June 2.-The conference re.
port on the bill creating a bureau OF nat
urallzation and immigration was adopted
by the house today. The house also adopt
ed the conference report on the Lake Erie
canal bill. This passes both bills.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-06-29
DAY NURSERY THE PURCHASER

A deed was recorded at the city hall
this afternoon transferring tract OF land
with improvements at the northwest cor
ner OF Delaine and Appleton streets TO the
Providence Day Nursery Association,
from Sarah J. Eddy of Portsmouth.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-06-29
HE'S STRENUOUS.

President Roosevelt seems not satisfied
with making history, but evlnces a desire
10 write IL at the same time. probably de
string 10 keep the record straight.-oma-
IA Bee.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-06-29
CITY DEBT STATEMENT

According To the monthly statement OF
the city auditor presented 10 the city
council this noon. the funded debt OF tho
city on May 81. 1905. was 81, ,5a7, 900: and
the floating debt at the same time was
Seo0.Slo0s
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-06-29
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

Reported for The News-Democrat over
the private wire OF EDWARD y. SIiEL.
DON e CO. Bankers and Brokers. Room
2Si, Banigan Building.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-06-29

TWO TENEMENTs TO LET. FIVE
rooms each. IN good order. &5 Richmond
ct. s. and IS a month. Call on ROBERT
MUIR, IS Elm St j2slwk
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-06-29
THE COTTON MARKET.

Reported for The Ncws-Democrat over
the private wire OF EDWARD p. SHELL
DON & CO. Bankers and Brokers. Room
234 Bangun Building.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-06-29
DOES THIS APPLY TO YOU?

The office OF the Board OF Canvassers and Registration at
the city hall VIII be open until o'clock tonight and
row from . a. M, TO . p. m. continuously.
See that your the list before the last rush
sets IN and II is too late your vote.
your duty to yourself your party and the State
of Rhode Island.
The people and the of good government your
vote.
REGISTER TONIGHT. REGISTER
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-06-29

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