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The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-06-16
GRADUATES OF
STATE NORMAL
HOLD REUNION

The graduates OF the State Normal
school had a reunion this afternoon in
the school building and reorsanized
the Alumni association OF the school
From IL o'clock there were reunions
OF the several classes and at 1 o'clock
the graduates repaired to the gymna-
sium where banquet was served, COW
ers being laid for $40 persons.
Following the banquet there were
addressed by Principal Chaplin OF the
school. Commissioner OF Public Schools
Walter e. Ranger. Mrs. Sarah Marble
Shedd. former teacher OF the school.
Miss Harriet Blake-ef the teaching
stan OF the school, superintendent OF
Schools Almy OF Cranston and Miss
Barrett and Miss Easterbrooks, rep
resenting the alumni None OF the
former principals OF the school were
present, but letters of regret from
them were read.
Then followed the election of of
flcers an executive committee and a
committee to draw up constitu-
ton.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-06-16
ALDR|CH FLAYED
IN PLAIN WORDS

The Tenth ward was full of political en-
thusiasm last evening. two cart-tail rallies
being held, one on Putnam street and the
other on Academy avenue. the speakers
at both being Thomas Cooney. Robert w.
Grieve. James A. Williams and Hon. John
j. Fitzgerald of Pawtucket.
There was a parade, headed by the
Crown fife and drum band. accompanied
by a great display OF red fire
Robert Coen presided at the Putnam
street rally and Lawrence Coffey at Acad-
emy avenue
Hon. John ]. Fitzgerald was introduced
as one whom the Tenth ward would be
glad to send to the United States senate.
mo. Col. Goddard. first" he replied
1T would be peculiar sight 20 see
Democrat. and poor man. I'm the United
States senate. He would be asked If he
was working around the building.
I'm Rhode Island. strange TO say. we
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-06-16

Col Goddard has made Braytonlsm
the central issue in this campaign,
and II cannot be escaped" said an !.
other man. who probably owes all
he is politically TO the Republican
Boss
1T is all only too true" said an-
other. who is greatly Indebted to the
favor OF Gen. Brayton; "'and 7 don't
know but the best thing that Gao hep-
pen to the party will be for Il 90 be
so soundly thrashed that this one
man absolutism. this ollgarchica. rule,
will be smashed for all time end il
will become possible for a Republican
in public life TO draw his breath with
out asking permission from AIRY one
man who assumes TO own, body and
soul, not only tho party, but every
man who seeks anything at it's
hands"
LAS a matter of fact, the old man
has been playing fast and loose for
some time" was the blunt remark
OF a Republican lawyer. who has fire.
ouently been probably as useful to
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-06-16

have to have two campaigns. one to regis
ter and another to vote. II is strange in
a country supposed 10 be free. TO see tho
peoples rights taken from them. and yet
when now In Russia the people are risk
ing their lives to get freedom and a ballot
you neglect TO register Is II because you
do not want TO vote? No. because you
do not think and do not realize the real
value OF the ballot until you are nearly
surrounded and are in the control of the
monopolles
THE Republicans are taking away
all power from you and refusing to pass
legislation designed for the benefit OF the
people.
IF women had the right 10 vote, they
would not have 10 be urged TO register;
and 1 would like TO appoint every woman
who has a man. as n committee TO see
that he registers. Make IL so hot for the
man that he will fee the house for the
city hall"
Continued on Page Nine)
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-06-16

That Chairman William H. Luther and Col. Harold Gross
of the Board of Police Commissioners Yesterday afternoon officially
recorded their that Chief Of Police Frank A. Matthews guilty
of conduct demonstrating his uness for the position he holds
certain be until the formal decision of the board prepared
for by City Solicitor Albert A. Baker, given the public
Tuesday.
That Police Commissioner Lewis PIERCE the who
the hearing and who connected by the testimony with the
incidents that eliminated the intimidation of John Nash and
driving him from the city, voted favor Of Chief Matthews
equally certain.
The nature Of Mr. Piece vote has been discounted from the
both the time the contempt phase Of the startled the
city, and because Of the gossip that attributed him the
determination overthrow Chairman Luther that manifested
by Chief Matthews and Secretary Samuel Gee
How the Of the boards decision leaked out is something
of mystery the public; but attributed the same causes
that have produced similar results previous instances and which
believed will be removed with such reorganization Of the depart
is generally believed would follow the removal Of Chief
Matthew's
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-06-16
CAPTAIN BLUNT RETIRES
FROM ACTIVE SERVICE

Captain Robert w. Blunt, commanding
the First Separate company OF militia,
retired from that command today his
resignation going into effect.
lie first Joined the command in June.
1893 and was rapidly promoted. succeed
ing his father In command OF the com
pany on April %. 1904
lie has applied to be placed on the re-
tired list OF commissioned officers
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-06-16
HEARING ON HAWLEY
MURDER CASE POSTPONED

Salem, Mass. June 16-Postponcment
until next saturday was ordered by Judge
Sears IN the local court today when the
case of Patrick Hewles- -ef ,rEentnn,-N- ",
charged with the murder OF his son-ln-
law. Herman Haas at Beverly last Sun
day. came up for hearing.
The continuance was at tho request
OF District Attorney w Scott Peters who
was unable 90 be present today Howley
II alleged TO have shot fatally his son-in-
law at the latters home In Beverly dur
ing a family quarrel
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-06-16
REPUBLICANS HIT HARD
AGAINST BOSS BRAYT0N

Not even among the Democrats and Independents has Col
Robert H. Goddards letter accepting the peoples nomination
Tor United States Senator caused
than among the rank and file of the Republican party.
Perhaps the most striking feature of the situation
by the attitude assumed by the peoples his let
ter the openness with which Republicans who
the machine and who have been considered cogs
It's Whees-are saying things about Gen Charles
When Gen. Brayton is broken, said who holds one
OF the highest offices in the gilt of this the Republican
machine will be utterly smash ed"
/ his voluntary comment only showed what
in this ofce-holdes mind but reflected the channel
in which Republican thought general is now directed
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-06-16
DEMlNG BRAIDING co. SUED
FOR $4,000 BY M'CAHEY

The Deming Braiding company of Cen
tral Fails is defendant in a suit 10 re-
cover $1,000 brought I'm the superior court
by George r. McCahey. who claims he
was hired on Sept. II, 1904. as general
manager at S21 per week for five years
and was wrongfully discharged on Dec. (.
1904. Edward Dew. oConnor is his attor-
upv
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-06-16
RHODE ISLAND COMPANY
SUED BY MAN AND WIFE

Pasqualina villa has sued the Rhode
Island company for 5000 She claims that
on July ~, 1904. the motorman stopped the
car so suddenly that she was thrown
down and badly hurt.
Her husband Catone villa. also sues
the corporation for $1,000 for loss OF his
wife's services and for expenditures be-
cause OF her injuries. James A. Williams
Is their attorney.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-06-16
WILL DISCUSS PUBLIC PARDs

The Rhode Island Horticultural society
will hold a regular meeting In the Public
Library next Wednesday. at 7:45 p. m.
The matter Of an outing will be consider
ed. and Amasa NJ. Eaton. J. f. G. Farm
ham and others will speak on the Park
system The Rose and strawberry Show
with vegetables and cut flowers will be
held In Falstaff hall. Thursday, June p.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-06-16
HAD A BASKET PICNIC"

The Rhode Island Humane Education
society held a basket picnic at the studio
and grounds OF Miss Sarah j. Eddy at
Bristol today
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-06-16
SEVEN MORE VOTERS ADDED

Seven men were naturalized before
Judge Brown In the United states circuit
court this morning.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-06-16
COM, PIERCE
ALONE STANDS
BY THE CHIEF
Dep. Egan Thought Likely
To Be Promoted

These Statements Constitute the Most
Authoritative Report of the Action of the
Police Commission That Is Possible to
Secure Until It's Findings Are Officially
Made Public Next Tuesday
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-06-16
CLASS GAME At 1:30

The baseball game between Brown
and Holy Cross on Monday will be called
at 1850 D. m. instead Of $3.50 p. m.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1906-10-04

Idaho condone the crime OF polygamy
and unlawful GO .habitation In the
cases of old polyeamists. II the
republican readers OF The Recorder
can see any particular difference be-
tween the meaning of the statement
when he claims Fred Dubois Is max
ing and What he did actually testify
we most solemnly promise 10 vote
The entire republican ticket this fall.
In fact IL Is distinction without
difference. II is on par With the
open letter given out by Bishop
Bulge, OF Bear Lake county, three
years ago, In that letter Bishop
Bulge says, "i1uboIs says | have
four wives. II Is false have only
! three
But IL Is surprising that man OF
Congressman french's standing
should 20 around over the country
equivocatingiy try To mislead the
voters. The fact that he made the
statements In the Smoot case IN the
United States senate Is beyond ques.
ton, and that NJ made them Just a
Dubois Is saying he made them IL !
matter that can be clearly proven b,
report OF that trial In The congress
sional records. lie made YER,
pleasing address. which was appreci
, ated so far AS 1t went. but when
! public speaker willfully attempts
mislcad his audience he Is making
. mistake. We presume he Is maxim
/ the same speech ut othe. places q
: he Is making here, but he must cor
! slider the people OF Idaho as ienoran
a.. MS cattle or he would not have III
, lemerity 10 tell such fnlsehoods, eve
I by implication.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1906-10-04

should aspire to be senator and being
on visit to Boise should there give
out an interview that the QUESTION OF
ecclesiastical rule In politics was a
subordinate one, ana excited no con-
sideiation 10 the minds OF Washing
ton voters, what would the Ameri-
cans OF Spokane thinky
! am sorry that you will have tn
wade through all this, but wanted
TO make the matter reasonably clear,
and then IL was your fault that you
asked II. Faternally Yours,
G. G. Goodwin.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1906-10-04

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The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1906-10-04
FRENCH IN EVIDENCE
tContiuucd from Page One. J

give the credit foi all COED OF past
ages TO the republican party. When
IL comes to hot air and bouquets he
Is unquesttonably an artist. He has
good delivery. rather an oratorical
voice and the happy faculty OF max
Ing a pleasing address u he has had
tire to commit, his speech TO mem.
DRY. Ills speech was well received,
aud from republican standpoint,
was no doubt u telling argument.
and his address was at times heartily
applauded.
lie, like Gooding, evidently does
not consider the Mormon question an
issue. lie devoted but n very few
minutes to this issue, aud then only
to call Dubois liar. The congress
sionaI records OF the Smoct trial will
prove conclusisely TO those who care
TO investigate tor themselves, that
u French did not make Icing state
ments he did willfully try 70 mislead
his audience. In the irst PROPOSE
tion he took up when on the Mormon
question was TO say. Fred Dubois !,
saying In this campaign that testi
iied In the Sn,oot case that the Nor
mon people control the politics o.
Idaho. IL Is falsen We win nd
nit this Is not the exact Language
French used upon this notable occa
sion, but he did say, THE Mormon
people of Idaho hold tie balance o
power" II this does not mean prac
tically the sane thing we are incap
able OF understanding the Englisl
language In NIL honesty, We ask th
republicans IT. the two statement
are not practically the same an'
mean the same thing.
Upon the second proposition b
said, Fred Dubois Ia saying IN thi
campaign that | stated In the Smoo
case that the people OF Idaho con
ioned poiygamy. IL Is false" In tina
trial, when he was giving his evI
dence sitting between two Mormo
bishops he did say, 1.-THE people {
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1906-10-04

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The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1906-10-04
A Badly Burned Girl

or boy, man or woman Is quickly out
o. pain II Bucklen's Arnica salve il
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Tekonsha, Mich. says: 81 use IL
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Meitzler and Guy Edwards drug
stores.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1906-10-04

ANY men-the majority, in fact, dress we'll; that
is, ordinarily, moderately well; but men who are
particular about every detail of style, of quality
and workmanship are still few enough to be
ID with favor. Be guided by the Kuppenkeimer label
be this kind of man.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1906-10-04
Proposed Constitutional
Amendments.

The following proposed Asnend.
snemes % the Omssitmti0m Of the state
Of Idaho were duly authorised BY shs
Legislative Session Of l0O5 70 be sab
united - the electors Of the State NJ
the General Election 90 be held "a
Tuesday she kfxsh day Of November
1905,
follows. tO-Wit;
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-10-18
GYPSlES HAVE
GREAT HOARD
Larceny Charge Reveals Presence o,
$4,000 in Securities.

'armi H.. OCT. l7..--On complaint Of
TuH Mitchell. gypsy. warrant was
sworn out for the recovery OF 81 600
which Mitchell claimed had been stolen
from him by u rival band of gypsics
Taking a dozen deputies. all heavily
armed, Sheriff Grissnm went To IN,
camp and began To- search IN IN. iirg,
wagon examined more than SiO.O 900 wag
round. mostly IN gold. The second
wagon contained the richest treasure.
$4,000 la sold being found.
\ ccrtibcat" ~ deposit for $4,000.
assucd by the First National hank OF
'nlS1En. was found. or sIXty-ruur
men searched. several smaller cyrtiG-
Gates wCr" found
. More than $4,000 IN gold and eur
rrrCy Was found in the camp. The
officers were amazed AZ the display of
wealth, but We're unable to identify
AitchclrS alleged loss.
Alarmed 1T the exposure OF their
riches. the band ~ camping in town
ard hay" hired guards To surround
their wagons.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-10-18
HETTY GREEN IN
PROPERTY SCANDAL
Richest Woman in America Owns tho
Notorious House Of
BIaxes"

Chicago Oct. I7.-lICity Green. riches,
woman In the world. and alleged owner
OF tho House OF Ilnz"s." called by the
city authorities the "dirticst hole In Chi
cage will probably be- cxtradItcd from
New York to face prosecution for her
maintenance OF the place. This statement
Is made by Health Commissioner whalcn.
who has been investigating conditions In
the notorious tenement Mr.. Whalcn said
mat the department. would make no effort
20 tear the building down. because Il was
wcll-built brick structure too good to
DESTROY
The house OF blazcs.'' a thrce-stcry
brick structure at the corner OF Forty
seventh and Butler streets. which provides
shelter for more than thirty families. ~
denounced by tho police OF the stockynrts
station as disgrace to civilization" a
shelter for crime and "A breeder OF diseasr
According to the police. there are A host
ar criminals who seek refuge In the house
when they are out OF the pcnltcntIary.
The police also assert that crimes have
been committed In the house ON the
lower floor OF the building. two clubs hold
day and night sessions. They are The
GoosetowU Social" and The Poison Weed
Social These clubs. according TO the
police. harbor most OF tho criminals who
operate on the South Side
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-10-18
WITNESS MADE IMMUNE
Standard Oil Attaehe Given the Bath"
in Ohio.

Findlay. o., Oct. 1.-THE trial OF the
standard oil Company OF Ohio for al
ficged conspiracy against trade WAS re-
burned here today. The intention OF tho
prosecution was To occupy the day with
twitnesses who are connected with the
STANDARD ms it's alleged constituent
companies. The trial attracted but few
<persons.
John O'Brien. OF Lima. superintenG-
ent Of the Buckeye Pipe Line company.
when asked what was his business. APP
fpealed To the court. lie said the am
swer would tend to incriminate him and
fasked for immunity from future prose
cution.
Attorney Phelps, for the defense. re-
marked. We'll. guess we Will have
TO make him immune" and the court
ordered the witness To answer the
questions. This order extends immun-
4 fly.
No more objections 10 answering
questions were made Witness. after
stating he was superintendent OF the
Lima division. gave the geographical
bounds OF this division and described
the process OF gathering p.l from the
fproduccrs' tanks. Witness showed
considerable lack of knowledge concern
ing details OF the pipe lines known To be
connected with the Buckeye COM
|pany.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-10-18
YALE MAN WEEDS GIRL
WHO Tilted HIS CHuM
George A. Goss, Former Football Star.
Marries Miss Elise NJ.
Earrei

Tnsonia, Conn. Oct. i1.-Miss Else n.
Farrell. heiress TO 5000 oo. has become the
bride OF George A. Goss. formerly n mem
Der OF the Yale football eleven.
More than a passing interest attaches
TO the wedding. as Mr.. Goss was class
mate OF DAVID IIuylcr Gaines. whose en-
gagcment w.;h Miss Farrcl was broken
several years ago on the eve oI the we'd
ding. This created sensation Ia social
circles
Invitations mad been sent out and every
arrangement had been made for the event.
when the surprising announcement came.
No explanation was made by either side.
although friends heard later that Miss
Farrell objected To the use OF tho word
obey In the ceremony.
Mr. Gaines later married Miss Florence
sicubcr, of Ere, Pa, n friend OF Miss
Farrell.
Mrs. Goss. besides being one nf the
wcalthlest young womcn IN the state. H.
one of the most popular. To show her
sympathics with the glrl employees OF her
fathers factory. she went tn work there
and mingled with chose who had To earn
ihcir own living
Her bravery was shown when on one
occasion she climbed ladder and helped
put out IRE on the roof OF her home.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-10-18
ENDS DIVORCE DINNERS
Romaine Pierson. Originator Of a Pc
euliar Function. Will Wed a
Widow.

Chicago. oct. iT.-Romaine Piersnn.
originator ~ the famous divorce din
ner FOR mismutel men and women E"
has lost his heart To a pretty southern
widow. whose name rs not revealed
When February 80 comes around. N In
said there viii be- no divorce annIy.r-
sary dinner. Instead. PiCrson viii CcIe-
brate his separation from his first wife
by taking unto himself another mate.
Thirteen years ago. on washingtun's
birthday anniversary. Picrsun wag mar
ricd. Two years later he was divorced.
Every year since H. has given a iii
wore" dinner The most famous was
given two years ago At the Chicago
Beach hotel. There mcrry.mak.rs
from all over ia" country gathered To
drown their woe ur rcjoiC" at free
dom.
United we stand. but divided We
stand u better" WAS the motto uduul.I
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-10-18
UTES ARE UGLY.
Secretary Hitchcock May Send Troops
10 Remove Them from
Wyorinu.

Washington. ~. g.. oct. l1.-Governot
Brooks. OF Wyoming. has been praC
tically notified by Secretary Hitchcock
that he can secure the assistance of
the United States troops In the matter
OF the removal of the renegade Ute In
dams. whose home rs I'm Utah. II he Sc
desires. There are about 500 Of the In
dians enCampcd near the town 81 GIL
lcttc, Ia the northwestern corner uf the
state. and the governor telegraphcd
the secretary that they are drinking.
insulting the people and stealing. lie
added that they dcncd "a local police
officer and suggested that serious truu.
hlt Is certain unless prompt action T.
taken
Replying the secretary asked:
DO you request the government To send
United States troops into Wyoming To pre-.
scrv" order and arrest aud remove IN" IN.
dlnng7
Secretary Hitchcock afterwards In.
formed the Associated Press that u
such request should be- made IL would
bc complied with and the necessary
troops would be- supplied. lie uddcu
that the government did not feel dis
posed to act la the absence of a gpc.
ciiic request, but that ne fully apprc.
Ciated that prompt action might bt
necessary To prevent serious trouble.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-10-18
WOULD BE MANY
ELOQUENT SILENCES
The Universal Language Invented by
Professor Has No Swear
Words

Berkclc". Cal, oct. l5.--Prnfanity T. To
be thing or the past whcn "trin.ii.' the
new UNIVERSAL language which Dr. =. a.
Frazier. Of Bcrk"lcy has invented. comes
Into use. Dr. Frazier has devised Lam
guage which contains no words significant
III anger. ili-will. or other unpleasant emo
tions. No provision - made by the doc
tor for the man who desires 20 express his
feelings Ia swear words
Many years have been devoted by DR.
Frazier To perfecting his new language
lie calls his Language "trinitl." because n
II u combination OF Latin. Greek and An
glo-SaNon letters ard characters
There are TO be th.rty-four letters In
'triniti." OF which twenty-s.x will be Eng
lish and eight Greek.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-10-18
FRUIT OF ROOTS VISIT.
Seeretary's "Jellyin1 Junket" viii Re.
suit in Admissible Adjustment
OF Differences.

Washington. -. g.. oct. l7.-Fnriuuc
CorteZ. the new minister from Colom-
.hin tu the United States who was sent
here especially tp negotiate treaties
setting the differences between Colon
bin ana the United States and Colum-
biI and Panama. today expressed con-
hdcnCe that he would be- able To- conn
plctc negotiations In "A few months FOR
a satisfactory adjustment ~ the dif-
fCrruCcg.
Secretary Roots trip To- South
America did much To- bring all Tn. rc-
puhlins un this continent closer To-
Ecthcr' NJ. cor'cZ said. and Colombia
feels the spirit 81 fairness which char
actcriZcs the actions IL President
Roosevelt ana Root VIII prompt "A
satisfactory adjustment ~ the disputed
questions with Panama and United
states"